New England Appalachians
Integrating microstructure and geothermobarometry in deciphering complex tectonometamorphic histories: examples from the New England Appalachians, USA
... the New England Appalachians can be attributed to three overprinting Palaeozoic orogenic phases; the Taconic (455–442 Ma), the Acadian (423–385 Ma) and the Alleghanian (300–260 ...
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Integrating microstructure and geothermobarometry in deciphering complex tectonometamorphic histories: examples from the New England Appalachians, USA
... Fieldwork in the New England Appalachians was made all the more enriching by the local characters I had the pleasure of interacting with. Particular mention must go to Harley and Molly O’Brien for ...
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Integrating microstructure and geothermobarometry in deciphering complex tectonometamorphic histories: examples from the New England Appalachians, USA
... Figure 1. Map of New England from Spear et al. (2002) showing (a) the trends of the major tectonic belts of the region: the eastern Vermont, Bronson Hill and Merrimack belts. The eastern Vermont belt (dark ...
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New Hampshire's Electricity Markets: Natural Gas, Renewable Energy, and Energy Efficiency
... when New England natural gas prices were high or spiked, a similar elevation or spike in New England wholesale electricity prices was more likely to ...of New England’s high reliance on ...
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Public health opportunities and challenges in the provision of partner notification services: the New England experience
... for new HIV and syphilis diagnoses, while provid- ing PNS for gonorrhea and chlamydia to varying ...the New England states, limited funding for staff was a consistently cited barrier to optimal PNS ...
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Synoptic climatology of northwest flow snowfall in the southern Appalachians
... NWFS events that produce substantial amounts of snowfall in areas well downwind of the windward slopes and higher elevations (e.g. spillover snowfall) are particularly problematic for forecasters and the public, since ...
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Dialect Boundaries and Phonological Change in Upstate New York
... of New York ...the New England settlement explanation of the distribution of the NCS: there are no institutions of higher education above the community-college level located in Ogdensburg, Watertown, ...
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5244.pdf
... The products of multiple Wilson Cycles and a rich tectonic history of deposition, magmatism, volcanism, metamorphism, faulting, and overprinting, the rocks at the surface in the southern Appalachians were once the ...
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PSEUDOTUMOR CEREBRI
... : Cerebral pseudotumor or intracranial hyperten- sion of unknown cause, report of 3 cases. New England J[r] ...
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Comparative Evaluation of Laboratory Moisture Susceptibility Tests for Asphalt Mixtures in New England
... While the research presented in this thesis provides a starting point for determining an effective replacement for current moisture susceptibility testing in New England, further work is needed to gain a ...
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Citizen Panel on the Future of Food in New England
... As residents of the six New England states, we believe individuals can influence and shape the future of the local food system. We believe citizen action, both individual and collective, can create a ...
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Towards rehabilitating 'the long blighted tree of knowledge': Mary Shelly's revolutionary concept of self-governance and dominion in The Last Man
... Claybaugh, Amanda. The Novel of Purpose: Literature and Social Reform in the Anglo-American World. Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 2007. Clemit, Pamela. 'Philosophical Anarchism in the Schoolroom: William ...
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4720.pdf
... for at least 4000 (Delcourt and Delcourt 1997, 1998, Fesenmyer and Christensen 2010). There is also a long history of fire-use by European settlers (Jurgelski 2008). As far as we know, none of the fire dependent ...
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White-footed Mouse and Invertebrate Associations with Logging Residue: Informing Potential Wood Bioenergy Markets in the Southern Appalachians.
... 59 southern Appalachians (26.50 m 3 per ha) will be greater than 15% retention in the Coastal Plain sites (16.23 m 3 per ha). Forest managers are encouraged to consider not only retaining as much debris as ...
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Determinants of course completions in vocational education and training: Evidence from Australia
... Determinants of course completions in vocational education and training: Evidence from Australia Fieger, Peter University of New England.[r] ...
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Revising New England: Self-Portraits of a Region
... The New England stories these early myths produced featured an iconic cast of characters: Pilgrim founders, Revolutionary patriots, rebels and reformers, ingenious tinkers and industrial[r] ...
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Assessing the Agriculture Teacher Workforce in New England.
... The small size of this region made a census study feasible. The population for this study included all secondary agriculture teachers in the six New England states (N=298). The researcher compiled the frame ...
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School funding reform in England from 2018-19 : implementation of the national funding formula
... in England in 2018–19 and ...these new proposals, the funding local authorities receive for schools will be linked to local area characteristics; however, a new national school-level formula will now ...
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TaraMcKinnonThesis_final.pdf
... the Appalachians, the raw data could not be analyzed the way it was in the North Carolina Piedmont, and a Mann Whitney U-test was conducted only on the difference in change in arthropod density between paired ...
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New food strategy for England
... The environment secretary has commissioned for England “an independent review to help the government create its first National Food Strategy for 75 years. [reference? Probably best to use website ...
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