The racetrack : a scientific approach by Kreel, Larry

Get full text

Investigation of the failure of statistical process control in manufacturing industries in South Africa : case study - Atlantis Diesel Engines by Anash, Rockson Boamah

Get full text

The value added tax, with reference to South Africa by Thomson, Trevor Glenn

“…The Franzsen commission on taxation in South Africa gave some attention to VAT but in their own opinion not enough. …”
Get full text

Engineering cyanide-tolerant Arabidopsis thaliana by Molojwane, Emang Tsametse Emi

“…However, phytotoxicity and death occur from exposure to relatively low concentrations of exogenous cyanide. In contrast, some microorganisms have a high capacity for cyanide detoxification due to a number of metabolic pathways including the degradation of cyanide to formate and ammonia; or formamide, by bacterial cyanidase (CynD) and fungal cyanide hydratase (CHT), respectively. …”
Get full text

An electrical power system for CubeSats by Sheard, Benjamin Charles De Villiers

“…A few shortcomings of current systems are noted and corresponding design changes are suggested; in some instances these changes add complexity, but they are shown to introduce appreciable system reliability. …”
Get full text

How air temperature affects flight initiation distance in arid-zone birds by Pistorius, Penny

“…However, high air temperatures (> 35 ⁰C) were important in explaining some of the variation in FID. Starting distance, time of day, bird species, plant species, bird location (on the ground / in the canopy / at the top of the tree / in a dead tree), bird exposure (whether the bird was in the sun or in the shade) and bird activity (whether mobile / stationary) were consistently found to explain some of the variation in FID in this dataset. …”
Get full text

Strangers to brothers : interaction between south-eastern San and southern Nguni/Sotho communities by Jolly, Pieter

Get full text

The relationships between forest and mountain fynbos communities in the southwestern Cape Province of South Africa by Manders, Patrick Timothy

Get full text

Physical distribution in South Africa : a review and a system design for hanging textile merchandise by Dreze, A R H

Get full text

A study of agricultural change in the Ntabazinduna Reserve with particular reference to the colonial period 1923-1939 by Masuku, Fuller

“…Oral evidence which I collected from some elderly people of the Ntabazinduna Reserve between 1983 and 1988 will also be used to throw light on the subject of agricultural change.…”
Get full text

Manifold joins and jump conditions in general relativity by Baston, Robert James

“…Secondly piecing together manifolds is a potentially fruitful way of obtaining exact solutions of Einstein's equations which do not exhibit any symmetries in the large, and are yet sufficiently homogeneous (in some sense) to enable one to model the apparent Universe - the prototype of this is the Swiss-Cheese model, used to study light transmission in an inhomogeneous Universe. …”
Get full text

Physics of low and intermediate spin states of atomic nuclei in the mass A ~ 160 region by Stankiewicz, Maciej Andrzej

“…While these in-band transitions appear suppressed, it was possible to not only observe some of these transitions, but to quantify the suppression, which indicate a consistency within the band structure between low and medium spin states. …”
Get full text

A preliminary study of Gelidium capense in culture by Bentley, Joanne

“…Some preliminary investigations of the effects of temperature, light intensity, salinity and to a lesser extent, water movement, were performed under controlled laboratory culture conditions on the subtidal red alga Gelidium capense, with regards to its potential for aquaculture for its use in the agar and paper-making industries. …”
Get full text

Genetic dating and pattern of admixture in modern human evolution by Defo, Joel

“…Third, we apply the top three assessed methods to some admixed populations from the 1000 Genomes project. …”
Get full text

Mucin expression in normal and diseased states of the stomach : a histochemical and immunohistochemical study by Taylor, Kathryn

“…Advanced intestinal type adenocarcinomas showed immunoreactivity predominantly for MUCJ, 5 and 6, as well as MUC2 in some cases. Diffuse adenocarcinomas showed strong positive MUC2 and MUC6 staining, and in some cases MUC5 and 7. …”
Get full text

The 52 and 60 kD Ro/SS-A : antigens where are they? : do anti-Ro/SS-A autoantibodies cause cutaneous disease? by Yell, Jennifer Anne

“…I could not identify translocation of the 52 or 60 kD antigens with purified antibodies, although some whole sera showed fluorescence. I can find no evidence that antibodies directed against the 52 and 60 kD Ro antigens cause cutaneous disease.…”
Get full text

The churches' response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic: a case study of Christian agencies in the Cape Town area by Schmid, Maria Barbara

“…Since then it has caused the death of millions and untold suffering to many more, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. Yet, while some Christian response soon developed, until a few years ago the majority of churches have struggled to recognise in this disaster a challenge to themselves. …”
Get full text

Numerical investigation of the convective heat transfer coefficient of the human body using a representative cylindrical model by Eferemo, Daniel

“…This framework can easily be adaptable to the convective heat transfer coefficient calculations of the human body with some geometric modelling adjustments, thus resulting in similar representative equations for a human geometric model.…”
Get full text

Value chain competitiveness analysis: entrepreneurial behavioural practices determining business success in Uganda's commercial sugar and forestry industries by Mugabira, Michael Imaka

“…Despite, the GVC participation popularity in application, there is an intense debate questioning why some countries are advancing in the global marketplace, while others are failing to do so. …”
Get full text

Young adults' perceptions of the implications of their hereditary, visual impairment: A Cape Town based study by Popel, Kalinka

“…In some instances, their own visual impairment might create obstacles to raising children. …”
Get full text