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Occlusion among a group of Tanzanian urban schoolchildren
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 1988Abstract Occlusion and its variations were studied in a group of primary schoolchildren (n= 642, age 11–18 yr) in Dar es Salaam. Most children (96%) had Angle's Class I occlusion. Distal and mesial bite were rare in the sample, representing 3% and 1%, respectively.
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Urban Brands and Tsg Capital Group, Llc
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006This case is designed to illustrate the methods private-equity investors use in assessing the value of market opportunities--in this instance, a plus-size clothing retailer targeted to African-American and Hispanic women. The case addresses several issues, including niche marketing, urban development, and the challenge of evaluating market potential ...
Gregory B. Fairchild, Joe Toomer
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Ethnic Groups in Urban Education
International Social Work, 1974The concept of urban education is seen as education conducted under certain conditions and in a particular environment—for example, in inner city areas where immigrant groups have settled. Greek children in State schools in the inner city of Sydney serve as an example. It is suggested that for the local Australian pupils, and for those for whom English
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Urban History, 1974
This was the tenth anniversary meeting of the Urban History Group though only the sixth occasion on which there had been a formal programme of papers. So many came – over 160 – that we felt for the first time the loss of the old intimate, bantering style of discussion, and slipped instead into more formal speeches pitched for the most part on a rather ...
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This was the tenth anniversary meeting of the Urban History Group though only the sixth occasion on which there had been a formal programme of papers. So many came – over 160 – that we felt for the first time the loss of the old intimate, bantering style of discussion, and slipped instead into more formal speeches pitched for the most part on a rather ...
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Group Disorders in Urban Schools
Urban Affairs Quarterly, 1978This paper formulates and tests a causal model of racial violence in the public schools using data from a sample of 119 American cities. The results tend to support three conclu sions regarding the outbreak of school disorders during the latter 1960s.
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Organization and Management Practices of Urban Terrorist Groups
Terrorism, 1978A terrorist organization, existing for a specific purpose and mission, is a social unit (human grouping), deliberately constructed, which manages to achieve rational cooperation as it pursues specific goals. Consequently, ideological commitment by members of a terrorist group to the goals of their organization is necessary for organizational survival ...
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Comprehensive Urban Planning: A Framework for Group Decision
2007 40th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'07), 2007Previous research in group support systems does not include a design theory for GSS-enabled meetings. As a consequence, problems are experienced in the design, implementation and evaluation of GSS-enabled meetings, particularly in difficult cases where the issues have a history of confusion, conflict and the exercise of power.
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Studies on the nutrition of urban population groups
Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1956A diet survey has been carried out in Vellore town. The survey included 507 families divided into 11 groups. The caloric intake for the poorest section is appalingly low. Protein and fat intakes are also extremely low. The diet of the poor classes is generally deficient in quality as well as quantity.
K. Dakshinamurti, S. C. Devadatta
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Biotic homogenization of three insect groups due to urbanization
Global Change Biology, 2015AbstractCities are growing rapidly, thereby expected to cause a large‐scale global biotic homogenization. Evidence for the homogenization hypothesis is mostly derived from plants and birds, whereas arthropods have so far been neglected. Here, I tested the homogenization hypothesis with three insect indicator groups, namely true bugs, leafhoppers, and ...
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