Migrations of spiny rock-lobsters, Jasus Lalandii, at Luderitz : environmental causes, and effects on the fishery and benthic ecology by Tomalin, Bruce John

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A clinical investigation of the role of family functioning in childhood learning disorders by Madden, Alison Mary

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’n Dinamiese assesseringstegniek van invraging by projeksieplate in mono- en kruiskulturele assesseringsituasies (Afrikaans)

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A connectionist explanation of presence in virtual environments by Nunez, David

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Conversation between nurses and patients with aphasia : how to stay out of trouble by Hoffman, Kate

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Seating arrangement and cooperative learning activities: students' on-task/off-task participation in EFL classrooms by Lotfy, Nohayer

“…However, how a seating arrangement can encourage on-task or off-task behavior is found to depend on how far this seating arrangement agrees with the activity being done and the interaction pattern aimed at in class. On the other hand, some research linked teachers' choice of different classroom seating arrangement and their beliefs in their role inside the class and the institution's views and concepts concerning learning and teaching. …”
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Occlusal bite force measurements in different malocclusions

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Edaphic factors and rhizobia influence the distribution of legumes (Fabaceae) in the Core Cape Subregion of South Africa by Dludlu, Meshack Nkosinathi

“…It was hypothesized that the composition of legume species assemblages is correlated with soil physical and chemical properties and that the interaction of Phosphorus (P) and the three cations that often bind P, i.e. …”
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An inquiry into the structure and function of space in indigenous settlement in Ovamboland by Mills, Glen Trevor

“…And, such analysis being useful in identifying the formula which, when it interacts with its context, reproduces the observed settlement form. …”
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Investigation of the effect of a probiotic-supplemented diet on the haemocyte proteome of the abalone Haliotis midae by Dias, Valera Lucena

“…Analysis of protein interaction networks indicated that all the differentially expressed proteins may indirectly interact with each other. …”
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The character of the purse : analyzing tax records and administrative policy from the perspective of Christology in 7th-8th century Egypt by Schimke, Kurt Gustav Peter

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Morphological, ethological and genomic discrimination of functional stocks of spotted grunter, an estuarine-dependent fish by Coetzee, Vivienne Nicole

“…Consequently, four characteristics were chosen: (1) spot patterns, (2) otolith shape morphology, (3) acoustic repertoire and (4) genomic analysis. …”
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An evaluation of Landsat MSS data for ecological land classification and mapping in the Northern Cape by Gubb, Andrew Alan

“…Optimum image production was vitally important and to this end, interaction between the user and the operations engineer at the Satellite Applications Centre, Hartebeeshoek was essential. …”
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Characterization of melatonin production and physiological functions in yeast by Motlhalamme, Thato

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Models of self-organization in biological development by Wittenberg, Ralf W

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Models of self-organization in biological development by Wittenberg, Ralf W

“…In chapter 5, on the other hand, cellular interactions and activities are explicitly taken into account; this chapter should be read together with appendix C, which contains a brief introduction to the mathematical formulation and analysis of some of the models discussed. …”
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Investigating the variation in susceptibility between Arabidopsis thaliana ecotypes in response to Botrytis cinerea infection by Mcalery, John Alexander

“…In all three cases the susceptibility displayed by the hybrids was intermediate between that displayed by the parental ecotypes. This pattern is not consistent with control residing in a single locus and so provides further evidence that resistance to B. cinerea is governed by multiple interacting genes in Arabidopsis.…”
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