Items where Division is "Concordia University" and Year is 1974
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Adamson, Hugh Carswell (1974) The concept of revelation as found in Islam and the Baha'i faith. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Bougas, Ioannis C (1974) On standby redundancy with erlang repair distribution. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Bowker, Virginia (1974) The role of woman in the early history plays of Shakespeare. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Daley, Robert Charles (1974) United Irish Defenders and the Rebellion of 1798. Masters thesis, Concordia University.
De Gosztonyi, Eva (1974) The language performance of middle class and lower class kindergarten children as a function of communicative demands. Masters thesis, Concordia University.
Henderson, Connie (1974) Wittgenstein, Kant and transcendental philosophy. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Horne, Klara (1974) Production and developmental evaluation of a history orientation videotape programme for students of English Restoration literature. Masters thesis, Concordia University.
Marion, Paul (1974) The Uganda Railway : a study in late nineteenth century British imperialism. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Oommen, Puthanpurayil George (1974) Jet impact facility for direct measurement of momentum. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Oram, David W (1974) Resonant absorption of 58-keV gammas by terbium vanadate, terbium hydride, and terbium metal. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Rosberger, Zeev (1974) Satiation combined with a "ritualized" alternate response in the reduction of cigarette smoking : a comparative study. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Varma, Sudhanshu Kumar (1974) Dynamic behaviour of set back structures. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
Vikmanis, Alfreds (1974) Minimum weight design of a steel truss with stress and deformation constraints, subject to multiple loading conditions and using available sections. Masters thesis, Sir George Williams University.
