The principles of surgery and surgical pathology: general rules governing operations and the application of dressings,

Mode of access: Internet.

Regulations Governing the Admission of Candidates into the Naval Academy

Mode of access: Internet.

Regulations governing the Relief Department of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, established March 15, 1889.

Mode of access: Internet.

Constitutional provisions, statutes and public regulations governing railroads and other common carriers in the state of Virginia. January 1, 1909.

Robert R. Prentis, chairman.

State Sanitary Requirements Governing Admission of Livestock

Mode of access: Internet.

House Rules together with the Joint Rules Governing the House and Senate

Mode of access: Internet.

Laws governing amusements; law of places and pleasures.

"A totally new Legal almanac replacing volume 16 (Liqour laws) [by B.M. Bernard] in the Legal almanac series."

Long-term intertie access policy : governing transactions over federally owned portions of the Pacific Northwest-Pacific Southwest Intertie.

"May 17, 1988."

Labor laws governing the Division of Workshop and Factory Inspection /

Mode of access: Internet.

Regulations establishing standards of identity, quality, purity and sanitation, and governing the labeling and advertising of wine in the state of California.

Mode of access: Internet.

The law governing labor disputes and collective bargaining,

Paged continuously. Spine title: Labor disputes and collective bargaining.

The problem of the immigrant; a brief discussion, with a summary of conditions, laws, and regulations governing the movement of population to and from the British empire, United States, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Denmark, Scandinavia and Russia:

Mode of access: Internet.

The problem of the immigrant : a brief discussion, with a summary of conditions, laws, and regulations governing the movement of population to and from the British empire, United States, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Denmark, Scandinavia and Russia /

Includes index.

Remotely sensed data for ecosystem analyses: Combining hierarchy and scene models

Remotely sensed data have been used extensively for environmental monitoring and modeling at a number of spatial scales; however, a limited range of satellite imaging systems often. constrained the scales of these analyses. A wider variety of data sets is now available, allowing image data to be selected to match the scale of environmental structure(s) or process(es) being examined. A framework is presented for use by environmental scientists and managers, enabling their spatial data collection needs to be linked to a suitable form of remotely sensed data. A six-step approach is used, combining image spatial analysis and scaling tools, within the context of hierarchy theory. The main steps involved are: (1) identification of information requirements for the monitoring or management problem; (2) development of ideal image dimensions (scene model), (3) exploratory analysis of existing remotely sensed data using scaling techniques, (4) selection and evaluation of suitable remotely sensed data based on the scene model, (5) selection of suitable spatial analytic techniques to meet information requirements, and (6) cost-benefit analysis. Results from a case study show that the framework provided an objective mechanism to identify relevant aspects of the monitoring problem and environmental characteristics for selecting remotely sensed data and analysis techniques.

Governing international education in Australia

This paper uses the international education sector in Australia as a case study to argue against understanding globalization as an exogenous force. It introduces the notion of globalization as a governmentality and discusses alternative interpretations which take into account notions of subjectivity, positionality and space/time. The paper examines the types of global imaginaries used to govern international education. A discourse of cultural hybridity is mobilized to construct Australia as a safe multicultural study destination. The expressions of hybridity which are sanctioned within the international university are scripted by a neoliberal text, limiting the possibilities for more sophisticated intellectual engagements with the global.