First year work plan for a technology assessment of Western energy resource development /

Mode of access: Internet.

President's Private Sector Survey on Cost Control : report on research and development.

"Approved by the subcommittee for the Full Executive Committee, Winter 1983."

Summary statistics of the National Railroad-Highway Crossing Inventory for public at-grade crossings.

Federal Railroad Administration, Office of Policy and Program Development, Washington, D.C.

Local police enforcement, public information and education strategies to foster more and proper use of child safety seats by toddlers: evaluation of demonstration project. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

Final report to the Office of Technical Assistance, Economic Development Administration, United States Department of Commerce ... /

Cover title: A final report on the activities of the San Francisco Local Development Corporation, March 1970 to March 1972.

Organizing for development : final report : reorganization study of federal community and economic development programs.

Item 854

Light rail transit ; a state of the art review, executive summary /

Mode of access: Internet.

Extending the human life span : social policy and social ethics /

"NSF/RA 770123."

Public and local acts of the Legislature of the State of Michigan.

Printed Detroit : J.S. Bagg (1836)

Big Data Development: A Tool for Interpreting Institutional Impact

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Analysis of media coverage on breastfeeding policy in Washington State

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Generic skill development for research higher degree students: an Australian example

While the development of undergraduate generic skills has become a significant issue in universities in Australia and the UK, identifying research higher degree students' generic attributes have been ignored until recently. This paper reviews the list of generic skills the Council of Australian Deans and Directory of Graduate Studies would like research students to develop. A number of approaches that seek to develop research students' generic attributes are explored, including an innovative learning partnership between the Australian Technology Network (ATN) Deans and Directors of Graduate Studies (DDOGS), working on, among other things, a series of online generic skills modules for ATN research students that will cover topics such as project management, entrepreneurship, leadership and communication, technological and commercial development and understanding public policy.

Apoptotic cell removal in development and tissue homeostasis

Cell deletion is a physiological process for the development and maintenance of tissue homeostasis in metazoa. This is mainly achieved by the induction of various forms of programmed cell death followed by the recognition and removal of the targeted cells by phagocytes. In this review, we will discuss cell deletion in relation to the development and function of the innate immune system, particularly of the mononuclear phagocyte system (MPS), its ontogeny and potential role in tissue remodeling in the embryo and adult. Ongoing studies are addressing the roles of professional phagocytes of the MPS and neighboring tissue cells in dying cell removal, and candidate molecules that might attract mononuclear phagocytes to the dying cells. The potential phagocyte must discriminate between living and dying cells; current concepts for this discrimination derive from the observation of newly exposed ligands on the dying cells and new evidence for direct inhibition of uptake by viable cells.

Career development: A project for the 21st century

This article reports of the papers present at the International Symposium 2006 'Shaping the future: connecting career development and workforce development'. The International Symposium 2006 provided an opportunity to move the project forward by considering career development in relation to the workforce development issues of human capital, labour supply, employability skills and older workers. In addition to these specific issues, it examined the broader issues of how career development services might contribute to workforce development and the career development information base needed to support public policy making. By way of background to this special issue on the International Symposium 2006, this paper briefly examines the context and the reasons behind career development's rise to a more prominent position on the public policy arena. Following this, the process of the International Symposium 2006 that resulted in the writing of the documents contained in the special issue are briefly outlined.