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T.S. Eliot and Modernism in Urdu Poetry
(Department of Languages and Cultures of Asia, University of Wisconsin–Madison, 2007) -
Tablet manufacturing
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TACS enhancements for the electromagnetic transient program
(Publ by IEEE, Piscataway, NJ, USA, 1994) -
Tage der Unzufriedenheit: Identitat und Gesellschaftsbild in den Romanen muslimischer Hindischriftsteller (1965-1990)
(Center for South Asia, University of Wisconsin–Madison, 1996) -
Tagging Nitrogen in Biological Systems
(2014-04)Primary amines often pose a special problem when derivatives are needed. Primary amines are almost universally protonated at physiological pH, and are thus cations. The purpose of this study was to explore tagging nitrogen ... -
TagLDA: Bringing a document structure knowledge into topic models
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 2006)Latent Dirichlet Allocation models a document by a mixture of topics, where each topic itself is typically modeled by a unigram word distribution. Documents however often have known structures, and the same topic can ... -
Tail Communication in the Least Chipmunks (Neotamias Minimus)
(2012-04)The purpose of this study was to record chipmunk behavior and analyze categorical behavior for uniformed responses to similar situations. -
Take A Second Look
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Taking action to protect UW-Stout's last remaining wetland
(2007)Wetlands provide many essential ecosystem functions, such as flood control, wildlife habitat, and groundwater recharge. Although wetlands in Wisconsin are protected, not all wetlands are recognized. According to the Wisconsin ... -
Taking the Power Out of the Nuclear Industry: Records of Citizen Activism Against the Tyrone Energy Park
(2017-03-08)This paper analyzes the 1973 proposal of a nuclear plant site known as the Tyrone Energy Park. In 1973, the Northern States Power Company of Minnesota planned to build the energy park in Northwestern Wisconsin between the ... -
A Tale of Chivalry: British Morale on the Home Front During World War II
(2015-04-04)The blitzkrieg devastated the British Isle, both structurally and mentally, yet the government and its people never let morale collapse. Survival, unity, honor and tradition ensured that the British would not surrender to ... -
A Tale of Two Games: An Intertwining History of Mainstream and Educational Video Games
(2011-12-15)This paper will look at the histories of both mainstream and education games from 1980-2009 along with the way they coincided through popularity, technological advancements, and educational possibilities. Differences between ... -
A Tale of Two Migrations : the Dependence of the Volga German Refugees of 1917-1923 on the Earlier Volga German Migrations of 1871-1914
(2009-07-20)This paper focuses on the Volga German migrations to the United States, and the degree to which the migration of 1917 to 1923 was dependent upon earlier migrations beginning in 1871. The catalyst for the first major Volga ... -
Talk Farmer: Resources for educating youth about the dairy industry
(2013-08-16)Talk Farmer is a collection of print and multimedia resources to be used to educate youth ages five to fifteen about the dairy industry. The tools developed are available online at www.site.google.com/talkfarmerwi and ... -
The Talk Test as a measure of exercise intensity in children
(2018-05-21)The Talk Test (TT), used to prescribe exercise intensity based on subjective measurements, has been widely studied, but never in children. This study evaluated the relationship between the TT and physiological changes, to ... -
Talk test vs. heart rate reserve: is there a similar training effect?
(2016-12)The purpose of this study was to dertermine if sedentary individuals, categorized by American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) guidelines, would have a training effect from the use of the talk test or heart rate reserve ... -
Talkin bout My Generalization: Confronting Assumptions About Attitudes Toward Reference Service in the Changing Library Workforce
(2011)A profession that has long been dominated by the Baby Boom generation is ushering in new generations of librarians. Because the shift in the library workforce is creating a new intergenerational mix of co-workers, librarians ... -
Talking About Leaving: Why Faculty Leave UW-Madison and What We Can Do About It
(2008-04-29)Christine Maidl Pribbenow will highlight the findings and implications of two studies on faculty who have left UW-Madison in recent years. One study looked at female faculty in the sciences and engineering who left ...