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Low speed, Lake Bryan test (Calm water).
No full textMotion and force measurements of the HSC implemented in Lake Bryan, Texas, USA.
This test is initial low-speed testing
Latin American Press Review, Program 1973-38, 1973 December 6
No full textPart I: concerns about the impact of reduced Arab oil production on the region, with countries like Mexico and Argentina relatively unaffected, while Brazil faces challenges due to its reliance on oil imports. Venezuela, the region's leading oil producer, struggles with declining reserves. Meanwhile, in Chile, international tensions rise due to military actions against diplomats and human rights issues. In Puerto Rico, a successful strike at the University of Puerto Rico leads to increased student and worker participation in decision-making. Protests against the Gag Law in Honduras and political repression in Uruguay are also noted, as well as economic issues such as inflation and foreign debt in Uruguay. The report concludes with a focus on the safety concerns of foreign businesses in Argentina amid escalating guerrilla violence. Part II: In Argentina, political unrest persists despite Perón's return, with guerrilla warfare escalating after General Onganía's authoritarian rule. The closure of sugar mills sparked protests, leading to the emergence of the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP). Despite government promises, guerrilla activity surged, challenging the military regime. The ERP, a prominent guerrilla group, funded itself through bank robberies, redistributing wealth to the lower class. Their actions aimed to improve conditions for workers by targeting corporate and government entities. This analysis was provided by Dr. James Petras, a respected scholar specializing in Latin American affairs. Files include CSVs of the annotated transcriptions and lists of places, people, organizations, subjects, and media sources mentioned in the radio program
Leveraging LA to model student engagement in graduate statistics
No full textThis study followed an explanatory sequential mixed methods design to examine student engagement patterns on Canvas and learning outcomes of students in a graduate-level statistics course. LMS log data and surveys were collected from 31 students, followed by interviews with 19 participants
From Doomscrolling to Digital Literacy: Teaching Students to Critically Engage with Social Media News
No full textPresented at the Texas Panhandle Library Symposium
Presentation listing: https://infoguides.wtamu.edu/TPLS/schedule
Conference homepage: https://infoguides.wtamu.edu/c.php?g=1400098&p=1035752
Magnetism in Pt/Co/Cu multilayers
No full textDataset for manuscript titled "Magnetism in Pt/Co/Cu multilayers: Dependence on Co thickness and the influence of additional superconducting Nb layers
NMR data for calcium formate reference material
No full textNMR data for calcium formate reference material, and excel file summarizing the results, raw NMR data and R scripts for processing the data
Replication Data for: Advanced Manufacturing of Coil-Reinforced Multilayer Vascular Grafts to Optimize Biomechanical Performance
No full textThis data set is for the paper "Advanced Manufacturing of Coil-Reinforced Multilayer Vascular Grafts to Optimize Biomechanical Performance.
Personal Exposure Inventory 3
No full textThis is the CSV data, the Excel Worksheet Codebook, and the Word survey for the Personal Exposure Inventory
Carta real sobre el establecimiento de misiones en Coahuila y Texas, 1690 septiembre 20
No full textRespuesta real al obispo Juan de Santiago de León Garavito de Guadalajara, quien había informado sobre el “descubrimiento” de numerosas poblaciones indígenas en la provincia de Coahuila y regiones cercanas. El rey reconoce la propuesta del obispo de organizar esfuerzos misioneros entre los grupos indígenas conocidos como los “Texas”, descritos como más políticamente organizados y receptivos al cristianismo que otros. El monarca elogia el celo del obispo y le informa que el virrey de la Nueva España ya ha recibido instrucciones de continuar y ampliar la labor misional, especialmente mediante el envío de frailes franciscanos para establecer cinco o seis misiones con fondos reales. —— Royal response to Bishop Juan de Santiago de León Garavito of Guadalajara, who had reported on the 'discovery' of numerous Indigenous populations in the Province of Coahuila and nearby regions. The king acknowledges the bishop’s proposal to organize missionary efforts among the Indigenous groups known as the 'Texas', described as more politically organized and receptive to Christianity than others. The monarch praises the bishop’s zeal and informs him that the Viceroy of New Spain has already been instructed to continue and expand missionary work, especially by sending Franciscan friars to establish five or six missions with royal funds. 2 f. (4 p.