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Peer-to-peer microfinance connects philanthropic citizens with poor entrepreneurs in the developing world, offering new ways to channel charitable contributions. Although the literature suggests that donors’ perceptions of effectiveness... more
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The Grolier Codex is discussed in the context of the archaeoastronomy of the ancient Americas on pages 98-99 of the March 1990 National Geographic Magazine article "America's Ancient Skywatchers" by John B. Carlson. One of four known... more
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      ReligionNative American ReligionsComparative ReligionMythology And Folklore
The Grolier Codex (Codice Maya de Mexico, CMM) is discussed in the context of the archaeoastronomy of the ancient Americas on pages 98-99 of the March 1990 National Geographic Magazine article "America's Ancient Skywatchers" by John B.... more
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This paper investigates empirically the effect of competition between microfinance NGOs seeking subsidized capital from individual social investors. Although NGO behavior in competitive environments is often subject to controversy, there... more
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The heart of Turrell’s work is the Roden Crater, out in Arizona. François Jonquet met the artist at his ranch, in the Painted Desert, and visited the Crater, this work which he is constantly sculpting and developing. He reports on this... more
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      PlatoQuaker StudiesAnthropology of Tibet and the HimalayasHopi studies (Anthropology)
On August 30, 1881, United States military commanders ordered the arrest of Nochaydelklinne, a spiritual leader thought to be exciting unrest among Apaches residing around Cibecue. A battle ensued, resulting in the deaths of Apaches and... more
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Secluded in idyllic Frijoles Canyon is a circular masonry building with an almost unpronounceable name: Tyuonyi (Chew-OHN-yee). In the Keresan language of the people who once lived there, the pueblo’s name literally means ‘meeting place’... more
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      ArchaeologyPrehistoric ArchaeologyAncestral Pueblo (Archaeology)New Mexico History
The Pueblo I period (A. D. 750-900) in the northern Southwest was a dramatic time that witnessed large-scale population movements and the formation of the first large pueblo villages. By A.D. 860, there may have been more than 10,000... more
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The archaeology of the northern Southwest is often thought to have been typified by the events that occurred in the Central Mesa Verde and Chaco Canyon areas. In fact, these areas represent only portions of the larger region inhabited... more
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This paper traces migration and social adaptation in the northern Ancestral Pueblo Southwest during the thirteenth to sixteenth centuries from the perspective of continuities and changes in the structure of ceramic design. During the... more
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In this work computational and experimental approaches are combined to characterize in-cylinder flow structures and local flow field properties during operation of the Sandia 1.9L light-duty optical Diesel engine. A full computational... more
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      Computational Fluid DynamicsPrincipal Component AnalysisTurbulent FlowsInternal Combustion Engines
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In this paper, we studied the accuracy of computational modeling of the ignition of a pilot injection in the Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) light-duty optical engine facility, using the physical properties of a cetane/iso-cetane... more
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      Mechanical EngineeringInternal Combustion EnginesAutomotive EngineeringKiva
In this paper, we studied the accuracy of computational modeling of the ignition of a pilot injection in the Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) light-duty optical engine facility, using the physical properties of a cetane/iso-cetane... more
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      Internal Combustion EnginesComputational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modelling and simulationKivaDiesel Fuel
Chaco Canyon (850–1130 CE) served as the regional center for Ancestral Puebloan communities in the northern U.S. Southwest. Pueblo ethnographic traditions and the archaeological record demonstrate the importance of cosmological beliefs... more
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Southwestern archaeologists typ ically beli eve that the bow an d arrow WcT~ inlro duced into the North AII1mcan Southwest around AU 500 , spread in r o p,llafllv, and com pletely rep laced the auau and dan by .W .' 3 0 0 This ~mrwical... more
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Small seeds played an important dietary role during the Archaic period in the arid west of North America. The timing of the onset of intensive small seed use is of interest as it suggests a broadening of diets by early peoples and has... more
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The incorporation of detailed chemistry models in internal combustion engine simulations is becoming mandatory as local, globally lean, low-temperature combustion strategies are setting the path towards a more efficient and... more
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      Mechanical EngineeringAerospace EngineeringClustering and Classification MethodsInternal Combustion Engines
Orthodox history has it that Rainbow Bridge, the world's largest natural stone span, was first seen by literate whites on August 14, 1909, on an expedition consisting of the rival but combined parties of University of Utah archaeologists... more
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Archaeological studies have demonstrated the increasingly important role of turkeys in the lives of ancient Puebloan peoples of the American Southwest. The origin of domesticated turkeys, however, remains an unanswered question especially... more
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Bodies and Lives in Ancient America offers a broad overview of what it was like to live and die throughout North America before European contact. Using a unique life history approach, the book moves from pregnancy and birth through to... more
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The incorporation of detailed chemistry models in internal combustion engine simulations is becoming mandatory as local, globally lean, low-temperature combustion strategies are setting the path towards a more efficient and... more
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      Clustering and Classification MethodsInternal Combustion EnginesChemical KineticsK-means
Orthodox history has it that Rainbow Bridge, the world's largest natural stone span, was first seen by literate whites on August 14, 1909, on an expedition consisting of the rival but combined parties of University of Utah archaeologists... more
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... Page 8. 14 MEGHAN CL HOWEY AND THOMAS R. ROCEK 1983, 1987; Bronitsky and Hamer 1986; Feathers 1989; Schiffer and Skibo 1987; Schiffer et al. ... In this process, potters balance different "performance... more
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For the prehistoric petroglyphs of the southwestern United States, the search continues to correlate these symbols to geographic features, astronomical phenomena or human activity. In central Arizona, a serendipitous discovery of a panel... more
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Emerging groups such as Kiva International are using the Internet to make person-to-person microlending available by matching mostly First World lenders with Third World borrowers. This study analyzes 635 lender profile Web pages on... more
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Paper analyzes Hopi yellow ware design system in terms of plane pattern symmetries. Analysis reveals that the advent of the yellowwares correlates with aggregation of farming villages into large pueblos in response to 13th drought.... more
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En este trabajo hemos llevado a cabo un análisis comparativo entre las necesidades e indicaciones halladas para combatir el bullying homofóbico y transfóbico en los contextos educativos, y las potencialidades y herramientas que ofrece el... more
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Fou r coprolite s were excev eted with Burial S at Ventena C ave . a part ially mummified five-year-old child. Two coprolites were p1Ulular and dark. in cokx and two were fibrous and light in color. The coprolisn are remains of the child... more
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If there is one distinctive event tvvicallv associated with the Northern San Juan .. .
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We address aspects of the Neolithic Revolution in the Mesa Verde region of Southwest Colorado. We first propose a new method of dating habitations within the Basketmaker III period (AD 600-725) using vessel forms in pottery assemblages.... more
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Background: Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG)is derived from the biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch operation(BPD-DS). Specific and potentially severe complications of LSG are bleeding from the staple line and staple line... more
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      Native American StudiesArchaeologyArchaeozoologyNorth American archaeology
Abstract This study addresses the relationship between two well-excavated Chacoan great houses in the Middle San Juan (MSJ), Aztec and Salmon, and great houses in Chaco Canyon. We examine a common ceramic database to ascertain whether... more
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The Transitional Zone of central Arizona is a mountainous region dissected by rivers that created barriers and drove movement between prehistoric Hohokam groups to the south and Ancestral Peoples groups to the northeast and northwest.... more
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We present new spatio-temporal geostatistical modelling and interpolation capabilities of the R package gstat. Various spatio-temporal covariance models have been implemented, such as the separable, product-sum, metric and sum-metric... more
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The article discusses some architectural features of the shopping center intended as a basic layout on which architecture can draw new directions of intervention, throughout a genealogical approach, namely focusing on the plan.
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      Evolution of shopping malls: recent trends and the question of regenerationKivaRFID ApplicationsArchitecture and Public Spaces
The need for more efficient and environmentally sustainable internal combustion engines is driving research towards the need to consider more realistic models for both fuel physics and chemistry. As far as compression ignition engines are... more
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Many decades of archaeological research in the Mimbres region have resulted in hundreds of chronometric dates obtained from contexts dating prior to A.D. 1450, but until now these data have not been compiled into a single database. Using... more
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Studies of violence in the Southwest need to include multiple lines of evidence in order to understand the social role of that violence. Focusing solely on ethnographic or archaeological reconstructions can lead to an incomplete picture... more
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Abstract Violent interactions have three distinct actors: aggressors, victims and witnesses. Social identities of individuals within these groups are created and enforced through performative violence such as hobbling or torture. The... more
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ABSTRACT Current methods used to date Gila Bichrome and Polychrome are evaluated to provide a greater understanding of the Salado Red Ware complex and temporal placement of the Gila Horizon. The general design styles, specific motifs, and... more
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In this work computational and experimental approaches are combined to characterize in-cylinder flow structures and local flow field properties during operation of the Sandia 1.9L light-duty optical Diesel engine. A full computational... more
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      Computational Fluid DynamicsPrincipal Component AnalysisTurbulent FlowsInternal Combustion Engines