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Browsing Publications Hosted at Saint Mary’s by Subject "College students' writings, Canadian -- Nova Scotia -- Halifax (N.S.)"
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Alzheimer's disease: are certain parts of memory more affected by Alzheimer's disease than others? (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2012)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2016)Several of Shakespeare’s plays reveal the complexities of early modern national selfhood, one that demonstrated not only a clear pride in Englishness but also a delineation between English and Other, an indication that ...
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2016)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2014)Good random number generators (RNGs) are required for many applications in science and industry. Random numbers can be created in two ways: with a computer algorithm known as a pseudo-random number generator (PRNG), or by ...
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2017)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2012)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2018)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2017)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2010)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2018)This literature review outlines the integration of Indigenous Knowledge (IK) into environmental management in Nova Scotia. While current Western environmental management practices are steeped in history, Western science, ...
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2014)
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Memo (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2016)
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)The human body plays host to a large and diverse group of microbial inhabitants. The intestinal system is certainly no exception. Extending from the esophagus to the anus, the human gut provides varying environments in ...
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(Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2013)Within the context of the discriminatory practices and ideologies of the Third Reich, the prostitute is "the most emblematic of deviants."[1] The history of prostitutes under Nazi rule constitutes the intersection of a ...
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