206 research outputs found
Finley, D. M. "Ceasar"
No full textPortrait, head and shoulders. (Verso: "Ceasar" D.M. Finley / Hope, Ark. / ?AE / Gift of Miss Pauline Hoeltzel / 1201 Welch / Little Rock, Ark. 72202)1. Fraternities, c1900. I. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, c1900
COVID-19 Oral History Project: Interview with Ceasar Reyes
No full textThis interview is about the experience’s that Ceasar Reyes encountered or had to face during a pandemic due to COVID-19 also known as coronavirus. He talks and reflects about what changes and circumstances he had to overcome or deal with because of the pandemic. This video discusses Ceasar Reyes experience during the pandemic due to COVID-19
Aplicativo para Gestão de Rebanhos: Uma Solução para Pequenos Pecuaristas
No full textDisponível em PDF.
Como citar:
CEASAR, André L.; TRETER, Marcos E.; MARIN, Regina P. M. Aplicativo para Gestão de Rebanhos: Uma Solução para Pequenos Pecuaristas. In: III SAENG - III Semana Acadêmica das Engenharias, 2024, São Bento do Sul, SC. Anais Eletrônicos [...] São Bento do Sul: Instituto Federal Catarinense (IFC), 2024, v. 1, n. 2, p. 20-23
An empirical study of the relations between leadership, social support networks, task autonomy and emotions in a technical work environment
No full textThe world in which we live is hyper-dynamic with multiple inputs, outputs and
expectations. As it relates to the fast pace of corporate America, customers
want products and services within a tighter market window, with no defects and
for lower costs. Stakeholders insist that managers do more with less human and financial resources yet more aggressive technological and sales
goals. These realities translate into a more complex work environment in that the
emotional toll of pending economic outcomes act to motivate or paralyze the
very engine designed to produce the desired outcomes the employees.
The body of work presented in this dissertation directly addresses the empirical
relationship between the perceptions of the work context factors of leadership,
task autonomy and social support networks with respect to the positive and negative emotions of the employees of the engineering firm that participated in
this study. The empirical results from this research indicate that a positive and
significant interrelationship does exist among the factors examined in this study.
The employees studied included 249 middle to upper level managers of whom
78.7% were men and 21.3% were women. The range of years of experience for
the participants varied from new hire to more than 20 years. Homogeneity of
Variance tests confirms the validity of comparative analysis for the segmented
data population. Multivariate statistics were used to address the four research
questions. The strongest correlations occurred for the subgroups of women and
non-managers with respect to the relationship of social support networks and
positive emotions. Until now, there has been no empirical research linking the
social support networks factor directly to emotions
P. V. Caesar with hiking equipment on White Glacier, west slope of Mount Rainier, July 22, 1910
No full textCaption in album: 7-22-10 Ice cone, White Glacier, P. V. Ceasar
Now located in Mount Rainier National Park which was established in 1899.
PH Coll 35.39
Little Millet
No full textLittle millet (Panicum sumatrense) is an important crop of the Poaceae family, originating from India, and is predominantly cultivated in marginal soils with minimal input. This crop is highly nutritious and resilient to climate change, offering substantial potential to bolster food and nutrition security. Two cultivated races of little millet are nana and robusta. A considerable variability has been conserved in various gene banks. Utilizing this diversity is crucial for crop improvement. Improved little millet genotypes are developed through primary selection from landraces, while hybridization techniques are currently being explored for the new varieties development and release. Evaluating germplasm for different traits and employing genomic tools could expedite the development of improved cultivars that are high-yielding, nutrient-rich, and stress-tolerant. Phenotypic evaluation of landraces for various traits and use of genomic tools could accelerate the development of improved cultivars with high yield, nutrient density, and stress tolerance. Little millet may play a significant role in food security as the need for nutrient-dense and climate-adaptive crops grows globally. However, greater consumer awareness, regulatory support, and targeted breeding techniques are required for wider adoption. Highlight of this chapter is a comprehensive view on the significance of little millet as a nutritious food, along with its origin, history, genetic resources, breeding, genomics, cropping system, value addition, etc. Such insights will assist researchers in developing high-performing genotypes with enhanced tolerance to biotic and abiotic stresses, as well as in leveraging advanced genomic tools for this underutilized crop
Windsor historic building 083
No full textJoel PalmerJoseph Ceasar GranowskiNorth side of Pigeon Hill Road, 3/4 m. from Poquonock Ave., facing south
P. V. Caesar at Echo Rock, northwest slope of Mount Rainier, July 19, 1910
No full textCaption in album: July 19-10, Echo Rock N. W. Slope of Mt., P. V. Ceasar
Now located in Mount Rainier National Park which was established in 1899.
PH Coll 35.37
Literature Review and Auto Ethnographic Research
No full textThe purpose of this article is to look at the academic achievement gap between black and white students. The author analyzed a school in the Ohio area that prides itself on the excellence of its school system however the black students that school \u27lag\u27 significantly behind that of their white peers. The author states that the so called liberal interpretation of is that this gap is the result of economic disparities between the two ethnic communities that can be traced back to the legacy of slavery and other forms of oppression. (p.10) The so called conservative view is that economic factors are NOT the cause of the gap because some Asians that are economically worse off than African Americans excel in school. (p.10) The author believes that this is a shallow analysis and the achievement gap is very serious and analyses like these cause more harm than good because they make people choose between two unsavory options. The author believes that the problem is not hopeless; researchers must start looking at the problem in new and deep ways and avoid the temptation to seek simplistic one-shot solutions
„C Z Ł O W I E K A (TERAZ), O MUZO, WYPOWIEDZ”1 . PRÓBA ROZPOZNANIA ARTYSTYCZNEGO KSZTAŁTU DRAMATU NORWIDA KLEOPATRA I CEZAR
No full textAn Attempt to identify the artistic form of Norwid’s drama ‘Cleopatra and Ceasar’ The article concentrates on the analysis of lyrical excerpts form Norwid’s Cleopatra and Caesar while taking into account the title hero’s utterance and the form of the world created in the drama. The author creates a research methodology which allows her to define precisely the lyrical structure of Norwid’s historical dram
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