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Household survey in cocoa producing regions of Ghana
No full textA household survey in two cocoa production regions of Ashanti and Western in Ghan
Replication Data for: Crowding Alters F-actin Secondary Structure and Hydration
No full textThis contains all experimental and simulation data as part of the project titled: Crowding Alters F-actin Secondary Structure and Hydratio
Evaluation of aerosol- and gas-phase tracers for identification of transported biomass burning emissions in an industrially influenced location in Texas, USA
No full textThis contains field measurement data related to the Corpus Christi and San Antonio projects. The dataset includes:
1. Aerosol optical properties (absorption and scattering coefficients, AAE, SAE, and SSA)
2. Aerosol compostion
3. Trace gases (CO, Ozone)
4. Meteorological parameters (temperature, pressure, RH, wind speed, and direction)
5. Volatile Organic Compounds (acetonitrile
NCIMM Final Project Report
No full textFinal report of the US EPA funded National Center for Infrastructure Modeling and Management. This report was developed under Cooperative Agreement No. 83595001 awarded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to The University of Texas at Austin. It has not been formally reviewed by EPA . The views expressed in this document are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Agency. EPA does not endorse any products or commercial services mentioned in this publication
Answers blowing in the wind: Detection of birds, mammals, and amphibians with airborne environmental DNA in a natural environment
No full textRaw sequencing data used for the manuscript titled "Answers blowing in the wind: Detection of birds, mammals, and amphibians with airborne environmental DNA in a natural environment". This data focused on the 16S region. The data was run on an Illumina MiSeq. Includes both samples and controls
Correspondencia sobre un reporte enumerando los sacristanes, los beneficios y los oficios establecidos en la Diócesis de México, 1770-1771
No full textCorrespondencia entre el Virrey de Nueva España Carlos Francisco de Croix, el Arzobispo de México Francisco Antonio Lorenzana, y el cabildo de la Catedral de México sobre el pedimento de un reporte enumerando los sacristanes, los beneficios y los oficios establecidos en la catedral y otras iglesias de la Diócesis de México para el fiscal. Se adjuntan varias cartas y documentos relacionados con esta solicitud. La comunicación indica que hay demoras en proporcionar la información necesaria por parte del arzobispo y el cabildo. El cabildo es representado por Ignacio de la Rocha, Joseph Manuel Vélez de Ulibarri, Manuel Barrientos y Joseph de Rivera y Santa Cruz. —— Correspondence between the Viceroy of New Spain, Carlos Francisco de Croix, the Archbishop of Mexico, Francisco Antonio Lorenzana, and the Cathedral Chapter of Mexico regarding a request from the royal fiscal for a report enumerating the sacristans, benefits, and offices established in the cathedral and other churches of the Diocese of Mexico. Several letters and documents related to this request are attached. The communication indicates that there are delays in providing the necessary information by the archbishop and the chapter. The chapter is represented by Ignacio de la Rocha, Joseph Manuel Vélez de Ulibarri, Manuel Barrientos, and Joseph de Rivera y Santa Cruz. 12 f. (24 p.
Trained CNN, Coastal Imagery Dataset, and Manual Labels for Flooding Detection
No full textThe data set encompasses the trained CNN based on ResNet-18, along with the image dataset and the manual labels, as described in "Stochastic Properties of Coastal Flooding Events – Part 1: CNN-based Semantic Segmentation for Water Detection" (https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-2023-231). (2023-08-14
Informe sobre los esfuerzos de evangelización, agricultura y administración en las misiones de California, 1774 agosto 24
No full textInforme a un funcionario real no identificado sobre el estado de las misiones en California. Serra comienza reconociendo los esfuerzos del oficial en apoyar la región y hace referencia a una carta que el funcionario envió al padre Francisco Palou. Menciona la transferencia de ganado de las misiones de Santa Clara y San Francisco. Transmite las preocupaciones planteadas por los herreros y carpinteros sobre sus raciones y vestimenta. Habla sobre su comunicación con el capitán del presidio respecto a este asunto y su solicitud de más soldados para proteger las misiones. También menciona el bautismo de niños y adultos indígenas en la misión y propone el establecimiento de nuevas misiones en rancherías cercanas, específicamente La Soledad. Luego proporciona una extensa discusión sobre los orígenes de ese nombre y describe sus interacciones con esa comunidad. Subraya la necesidad de más soldados, idealmente de Sonora, de buen carácter moral, mencionando un caso en el que un soldado mató a una niña de San Diego. El autor describe en detalle cómo los habitantes de la región y cada misión se están sustentando a través de la cosecha de trigo y cebada, la pesca de sardinas y la caza de aves marinas. —— Report to an unidentified royal official on the state of the missions in California. Serra begins by acknowledging the official’s efforts in supporting the region and refers to a letter the official sent to Fr. Francisco Palou. He mentions the transfer of livestock from the Santa Clara and San Francisco missions. He relays the concerns raised by craftsmen regarding their rations and clothing. He discusses his communication with the presidio captain about the matter and his request for more soldiers to guard the missions. He also mentions the baptism of Indigenous children and adults in the mission and proposes the establishment of new missions in nearby settlements, specifically La Soledad. He then provides a lengthy discussion on the origins of that settlement’s name and describes his interactions with that community. He underscores the need for more soldiers, ideally from Sonora, of moral character, noting a case where a soldier killed a young girl from San Diego. The author describes in detail how the region’s inhabitants and each mission are sustaining themselves through the harvesting of wheat and barley, the fishing for sardines, and the hunting of sea birds. 2 f. (4 p.
Syntax for CFA Marker Technique Models in Tests of the Short ATCB Scale
No full textThis PDF is heavily annotated so that the user can understand the nuances of both the Mplus syntax and, most importantly, of the CFA Marker Technique as applied to shortened versions of the ideal marker variable known as Attitude Toward the Color Blue
Citations from Database Searches for the Scoping Review "Taming Complex Problems Using the Problem-Solution-Impact (PSI) Research Process Model"
No full textContains RIS files from ProQuest Business One and Business Source Complete and hand searching used for screening in the scoping review "Taming Complex Problems Using the Problem-Solution-Impact (PSI) Research Process Model