Bullying, frequent drunkenness, and frequent cannabis use are significant health-risk behaviours among youth. While many studies have demonstrated that bullying involvement may initiate a developmental pathway to both types ...

This thesis argues that while there are various contending notions of how a government can improve its chances of success in a small war, few strategies will be effective without the application of a comprehensive program ...

An arthroscope consists of a shaft which is inserted into the patient and a camera head which can rotate about the shaft axis. In computer-assisted surgery that uses the tracked arthroscope, the angle of the camera head ...

Working memory is the ability to store relevant information temporarily to guide future thought and behavior. It is a basic cognitive function instrumental to processes such as learning, reasoning, comprehension and mental ...

Meeting observations, literature review, document analysis, and Delphi surveying are used within a “mixed methodology” to tease out emerging patterns of thought in an effort to provide an urban forestry coalition, “Trees ...

This thesis is an empirical and theoretical investigation into the changing trends in place marketing as it relates to urban tourism, particularly in the city of Toronto. It begins by exploring broader discourses to do ...

Transitive inference refers to the ability to use knowledge of pre-existing relationships to infer relationships between entities that have not been directly compared. This form of logical inference is an important skill ...

Our knowledge of how Arctic freshwater ecosystems will respond to continued climate change and variability is fundamentally limited by logistical difficulties of such remote research, resulting in relatively sparse long-term ...

Model-Driven Engineering tools and techniques have become mainstream aids in the development of embedded cyber-physical systems. The large-scale use of visual models is a powerful paradigm for designing reliable and ...