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Replication Data for: "The Effect of Competition on Terrorist Group Operations"
No full textReplication data for "The Effect of Competition on Terrorist Group Operations" by Edward T. Bracey and Corbin G. Duncan. This paper is a replication and extension of Nemeth, S. (2014). Journal of Conflict Resolution. (2021-11-29
Low-input fermentations of agave tequilana leaf juice generate high returns on ethanol yields
No full textDuring tequila production, up to 75 % w/w of the Agave plant is discarded when leaves are removed from the stem. The discarded leaves represent an extensive amount of unexploited biomass that was used here for bioethanol production in no-input fermentations, where no acid or enzymatic hydrolysis, supplementation of nutrients or standardization of carbohydrate content occur. Ethanol yield from Agave leaf juice is unaffected by sterilization but reduced if fermentation is reliant solely on endogenous microorganisms. Non-Saccharomyces yeasts, including Kluyveromyces marxianus and Candida akabanensis, proved to be more robust than standard Saccharomyces spp. and yielded up to 88 % of the theoretical maximum ethanol from leaf juice. Combining leaf and stem juice, as from a whole plant, was predicted to maximize yield at up to 19,439 L/ha of ethanol from mature plants.Kendall R. Corbin, Natalie S. Betts, Nick van Holst, Vladimir Jiranek, Don Chambers, Caitlin S. Byrt, Geoffrey B. Fincher, Rachel A. Burto
NEW FACTOR CRIPPLING CORBIN CASE
No full textIt was ruled last week that prosecutors in the Barton Corbin case, involving the 2004 death of Corbin\u27s wife, will be allowed to use evidence regarding his 1990 murder allegation. Criminal procedure authority Ronald L. Carlson called the ruling a major win for the prosecutors, and said he can quote trial after trial where similar evidence has been instrumental to a guilty verdict. To read the full story, see the Atlanta Journal-Constitution . The article title is Evidence allowed in Corbin case. It was published on 3/31/06, and the author is Lateef Mungin
Dom Louis Brou, 0. S. B. L' Alleluia dans la liturgie mozarabe, étude liturgico- musicale d'après les manuscrits de chant. Tiré à part de Anuario musical del Instituto Espanol de Musicologia del C. S. I. C
No full textCorbin S. Dom Louis Brou, 0. S. B. L' Alleluia dans la liturgie mozarabe, étude liturgico- musicale d'après les manuscrits de chant. Tiré à part de Anuario musical del Instituto Espanol de Musicologia del C. S. I. C. In: Scriptorium, Tome 8 n°2, 1954. p. 337
NEW FACTOR CRIPPLING CORBIN CASE
No full textIt was ruled last week that prosecutors in the Barton Corbin case, involving the 2004 death of Corbin\u27s wife, will be allowed to use evidence regarding his 1990 murder allegation. Criminal procedure authority Ronald L. Carlson called the ruling a major win for the prosecutors, and said he can quote trial after trial where similar evidence has been instrumental to a guilty verdict. To read the full story, see the Atlanta Journal-Constitution . The article title is Evidence allowed in Corbin case. It was published on 3/31/06, and the author is Lateef Mungin
Corbin, Eliot P.
No full textMilitary Information: Private, U. S. Army.This project was assisted by a grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State
Defining the illness trajectory of metastatic breast cancer
No full textBackground: with significant developments in the management of metastatic breast cancer, the trajectory of progressive breast cancer is becoming increasingly complex with little understanding of the illness course experienced by women, or their ongoing problems and needs.Aim: this study set out to systematically explore the illness trajectory of metastatic breast cancer using models from chronic illness as a framework.Design: longitudinal mixed methods studies detailing each woman's illness trajectory were developed by triangulating of narrative interviews, medical and nursing documentation and an assessment of functional ability using the Karnofsky Scale. The Corbin and Strauss Chronic Illness Trajectory Framework was used as a theoretical framework for the study.Participants: ten women aged between 40 and 78?years, with metastatic breast cancer.Results: women’s illness trajectories from diagnosis of metastatic disease ranged from 13?months to 5?years and 9?months. Eight of the 10 women died during the study. Chronic illness trajectory phases identified by Corbin and Strauss (pretrajectory, trajectory onset, living with progressive disease, downward phase and dying phase) were experienced by women with metastatic breast cancer. Three typical trajectories of different duration and intensity were identified. Women's lives were dominated by the physical burden of disease and treatment with little evidence of symptom control or support.Conclusions: this is the first study to systematically explore the experience of women over time to define the metastatic breast cancer illness trajectory and provides evidence that current care provision is inadequate. Alternative models of care which address women's increasingly complex problems are neede
Rehabilitation professional's guide to WWW
No full textby Franklin N. Corbin, Counselor Specialist, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation Division.This archived document is maintained by the State Library of Oregon as part of the Oregon Documents Depository Program. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes.Mode of access: Internet from the Oregon Government Publications Collection.Text in English
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Dilemma of duties ::the conflicted role of juvenile defenders /
No full text"Author Anne M. Corbin examines the unique role of defense counsel in juvenile courts, demonstrating the commonplace presence of role conflict, even among defenders in jurisdictions that clearly define this role, and showing the nature, extent, and impact of that role conflict on juvenile justice system stakeholders, processes, and policy"-
Désir, subjectivité et limites, l'impossible synthèse...
No full textDuring a meeting in the summer at Soligny with the team EspacesTemps, Alain Corbin related his itinary as a historian. He is indicative of a generation which has passed from the "cellar" (Economy) to the "attic" (mentalities). He ponders over the efficacity today of the categories used in the history of mentalities and prefers to substitute for them a new orientation, more centred on the study of representations, sensibilities and emotions, thus exploring the frontier zones of the historian 's territory so as to apprehend the common humanity of man better through his multiple temporal variations.Alain Corbin, au cours d'une rencontre estivale à Soligny avec l'équipe d'EspacesTemps, a retracé son itinéraire d'historien. Il est significatif d'une génération qui est passée de la "cave" (l'économie) au "grenier" (les mentalités). Il s 'interroge aujourd'hui sur l'efficacité des catégories mêmes de l'histoire des mentalités et préfère leur substituer une nouvelle orientation, davantage centrée sur l'étude des représentations, des sensibilités et des émotions, explorant ainsi des zones-limites du territoire de l'historien pour mieux appréhender la commune humanité de l'homme à travers ses multiples variations temporelles.Corbin Alain. Désir, subjectivité et limites, l'impossible synthèse.... In: Espaces Temps, 59-61, 1995. Le temps réfléchi. L'histoire au risque des historiens, sous la direction de François Dosse. pp. 40-46
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