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The impact of effectuation on international diversity and performance of SMEs
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Occurrences of Persian glazeware in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia
Full text linkThis research was conducted as a class project in the Fall 2024 “Introduction to Archaeological Lab Sciences” course at Yale University. Frahm was the instructor for the course, while Corolla and Cox were the teaching fellows. The students in this class were Brennan, Chambers, Deng, Elzawy, Fiore, Graham, Jiang, Kalinkos, Kronengold, Michelle E. Lee, Li, Mullan, Alexandra “Sasha” Northrup, Ren, Ru, Vashisht, and Zhang. The DMS project, which is co-directed by Amartuvshin, Wright, and Honeychurch, was made possible thanks to a research collaboration with the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology, Institute of Nomadic Archaeology, National University of Mongolia. Henry Wright is thanked for his suggestion, based on a photograph, that the LBG sherd is Abbasid in origin. The sherds were going to be studied as part of the dissertation research of Lingyi Zeng. She obtained a license from the Office of Foreign Assets Control as well as permission from the Center for Archaeological Research to legally import sherds for her dissertation research. Herrmann provided valuable assistance with the SEM-EDS data. We thank the staff of the Anthropology Division, Yale Peabody Museum, especially Maureen DaRos White, Agnete Lassen, and Anne Underhill. The instruments used in the study are parts of the teaching and research infrastructure of the Yale University Archaeological Laboratories thanks to the generous support from the Offices of the Vice Provost for Research, Dean of Science, and Dean of Social Science as well as the Department of Anthropology and the Council on Archaeological Studies. The reflectance colorimeter and magnetic susceptibility instrument are parts of the Yale University Archaeomagnetism Laboratory’s teaching and research infrastructure. The two anonymous reviewers are thanked for their valuable critiques.Peer reviewe
Hydrolytic weakening controls Jurassic to early Cretaceous mylonitisation in the basement of the Pyrenees
No full textWe sincerely thank Editor Virginia Toy and two anonymous referees for their valuable comments and suggestions, Carles Ayora for his help during fieldwork at the Esquerdes de Rojà area, and John Still for his assistance with SEM-EBSD data acquisition at the ACEMAC Facility (University of Aberdeen). We acknowledge Oxford Instruments for providing a Student Licence of the AZtecFlex software package.Peer reviewe
Managing resource constraints through international networks : Capability development and incremental and radical innovation in emerging markets
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Scale-dependent foraging behaviour and habitat associations of two sympatric marine top predators
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Comparison of steroidogenic disruption in adrenal H295R and ovarian KGN and COV434 cell models and the implications to assess female reproductive toxicity
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The Relationship Between Secure Attachment, Therapeutic Alliance and Psychotherapy Satisfaction
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The effect of differing levels of intrasexual and intersexual selection on survival and reproduction under a heatwave
No full textThank you to Dr. David Fisher and Professor Amanda Bretman for their comments, which greatly improved this manuscript.Peer reviewe