Determination of Strouhal characteristics and power spectrum for elastically restrained H-shape sections /

Mode of access: Internet.

Elementary education and the academically talented pupil /

Joint publication of the National Education Association Project on the Academically Talented Student and Department of Elementary School Principals.

Teacher-pupil studies and their relationship to satisfaction with student teaching /

Includes bibliography.

What Maisie knew : In the cage ; The pupil /

Mode of access: Internet.

The lesson of the master, The marriages, The pupil, Brooksmith, The Solution, Sir Edmund Orme,

Printed in the United States; bound in England.

Pupil life, with hints to teachers,

Mode of access: Internet.

The pupil, the teacher and the school /

"References for supplementary reading" at end of each chapter.

Pupil's self-instruction series

"Adapted to individual teaching or to class use, to assist in teaching by state series texts."

Regulations and laws relating to pupil transportation in California

Has supplements

Development of pubic bone shape and tissues in children /

Mode of access: Internet.

Report on secondary schools and pupil-teacher centres (existing conditions). With introductory notes.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Shape of Global Wealth: Slender Towers from New York to Seattle

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

The effect of box shape on the dynamic properties of proteins simulated under periodic boundary conditions

The effect of the box shape on the dynamic behavior of proteins simulated under periodic boundary conditions is evaluated. In particular, the influence of simulation boxes defined by the near-densest lattice packing (NDLP) in conjunction with rotational constraints is compared to that of standard box types without these constraints. Three different proteins of varying size, shape, and secondary structure content were examined in the study. The statistical significance of differences in RMSD, radius of gyration, solvent-accessible surface, number of hydrogen bonds, and secondary structure content between proteins, box types, and the application or not of rotational constraints has been assessed. Furthermore, the differences in the collective modes for each protein between different boxes and the application or not of rotational constraints have been examined. In total 105 simulations were performed, and the results compared using a three-way multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) for properties derived from the trajectories and a three-way univariate analysis of variance (ANOVA) for collective modes. It is shown that application of roto-translational constraints does not have a statistically significant effect on the results obtained from the different simulations. However, the choice of simulation box was found to have a small (5-10%), but statistically significant effect on the behavior of two of the three proteins included in the study. (c) 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

How lifetimes shape epigenotype within and across generations

Despite our detailed characterization of the human genome at the level of the primary DNA sequence, we are still far from understanding the molecular events underlying phenotypic variation. Epigenetic modifications to the DNA sequence and associated chromatin are known to regulate gene expression and, as such, are a significant contributor to phenotype. Studies of inbred mice and monozygotic twins show that variation in the epigenotype can be seen even between genetically identical individuals and that this, in some cases at least, is associated with phenotypic differences. Moreover, recent evidence suggests that the epigenome can be influenced by the environment and these changes can last a lifetime. However, we also know that epigenetic states in real-time are in continual flux and, as a result, the epigenome exhibits instability both within and across generations. We still do not understand the rules governing the establishment and maintenance of the epigenotype at any particular locus. The underlying DNA sequence itself and the sequence at unlinked loci (modifier loci) are certainly involved. Recent support for the existence of transgenerational epigenetic inheritance in mammals suggests that the epigenetic state of the locus in the previous generation may also play a role. Over the next decade, many of these processes will be better understood, heralding a greater capacity for us to correlate measurable molecular marks with phenotype and providing the opportunity for improved diagnosis and presymptomatic healthcare.