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The Necessity of Movement

This dissertation is a collection of poems preceded by a critical preface. The preface considers emotional immediacy—or the idea of enacting in readers an emotional drama that appears genuine and simultaneous with the speaker's experience—and furthermore argues against the common criticism that accessibility means simplicity, ultimately reifying the importance of accessibility in contemporary poetry. The preface is divided into an introduction and three sections, each of which explores a differ… more

Date: August 2014

Creator: Allen, Emily (Poet)

Partner: UNT Libraries

Behavioral and Neural Correlates of Speech Perception Outcomes in Adults with Cochlear Implants

Postlingually deafened cochlear implant (CI) adults have large variability in speech perception abilities. While CIs are one of the most successful neural prosthetic devices, they are not able to adequately provide fine structure cues which results in a degraded signal for the listener to interpret. While behavioral measures remain the gold standard for determining speech perception abilities, an objective measure is needed for patients who are unable to provide reliable behavioral responses. B… more

Date: December 2021

Creator: Manning, Jacy

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Online Testing of Context-Aware Android Applications

This dissertation presents novel approaches to test context aware applications that suffer from a cost prohibitive number of context and GUI events and event combinations. The contributions of this work to test context aware applications under test include: (1) a real-world context events dataset from 82 Android users over a 30-day period, (2) applications of Markov models, Closed Sequential Pattern Mining (CloSPAN), Deep Neural Networks- Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) and Gated Recurrent Units … more

Date: December 2021

Creator: Piparia, Shraddha

Partner: UNT Libraries

Integrating Multiple Deep Learning Models to Classify Disaster Scene Videos

Recently, disaster scene description and indexing challenges attract the attention of researchers. In this dissertation, we solve a disaster-related multi-labeling task using a newly developed Low Altitude Disaster Imagery dataset. In the first task, we realize video content by selecting a set of summary key frames to represent the video sequence. Through inter-frame differences, the key frames are generated. The key frame extraction of disaster-related video clips is a powerful tool that can e… more

Date: December 2021

Creator: Li, Yuan

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Formation Control of Multi-Agent Systems

Formation control is a classical problem and has been a prime topic of interest among the scientific community in the past few years. Although a vast amount of literature exists in this field, there are still many open questions that require an in-depth understanding and a new perspective. This thesis contributes towards exploring the wide dimensions of formation control and implementing a formation control scheme for a group of multi-agent systems. These systems are autonomous in nature and ar… more

Date: August 2017

Creator: Mukherjee, Srijita

Partner: UNT Libraries

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Design, Synthesis and Optoelectronic Properties of Monovalent Coinage Metal-Based Functional Materials toward Potential Lighting, Display and Energy-Harvesting Devices

Groundbreaking progress in molecule-based optoelectronic devices for lighting, display and energy-harvesting technologies demands highly efficient and easily processable functional materials with tunable properties governed by their molecular/supramolecular structure variations. To date, functional coordination compounds whose function is governed by non-covalent weak forces (e.g., metallophilic, dπ-acid/dπ-base stacking, halogen/halogen and/or d/π interactions) remain limited. This is unlike t… more

Date: August 2017

Creator: Ghimire, Mukunda Mani

Partner: UNT Libraries

Quantifying the Effects of Single Nucleotide Changes in the TATA Box of the Cauliflower Mosaic Virus 35S Promoter on Gene Expression in Arabidopsis thaliana

Synthetic biology is a rapidly growing field that aims to treat cellular biological networks in an analogous way to electrical circuits. However, the field of plant synthetic biology has not grown at the same pace as bacterial and yeast synthetic biology, leaving a dearth of characterized tools for the community. Due to the need for tools for the synthetic plant biologist, I have endeavored to create a library of well-characterized TATA box variants in the cauliflower mosaic virus (CaMV) 35S pr… more

Date: December 2021

Creator: Amack, Stephanie C.

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Body Doubles: Materiality and Gender Non-Binarism in Victorian Supernatural Fiction

This dissertation is a study of supernatural doubles in Victorian literature. It argues that these doubles expand our understanding of gender variance in the Victorian period. The texts in this dissertation privilege gender non-binarism through their depictions of materiality, gender embodiment, and temporality.

Date: December 2021

Creator: Schneider, Katherine

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Design fully-integrated dual-band two-stage class-E CMOS PA

In retrospect we can see that from the last century, wireless electronic technology has been in a rapid state of development. With the popularity of wireless communication, the power amplifier demand is rising. In general, magnitude, maximum noise figure, minimum noise figure, efficiency, and output power are important indicators of the amplifier. The IC industry is exploring how to reduce the additional cost and improve the high-frequency performance. Therefore, designing a strong adaptability… more

Date: August 2015

Creator: Zhao, Chao (Electrical engineering researcher)

Partner: UNT Libraries

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How eHealth Literacy Impacts Patient-Provider Relationships: A Study on Trust, Self-Care, and Patient Satisfaction

It has been well established, in the literature, the association between low health literacy rates and poor health outcomes. With the increase of technology dependence, more people are using the internet to look up health information. Research has shown that shared decision making between providers and patients can improve patients' health outcomes. This research aims to examine whether electronic health (eHealth) literacy impacts patient-provider relationships. This research will also examine … more

Date: August 2017

Creator: Cheun, Jacquelyn

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Narratives on College Access and Academic Undermatch: Understanding Latinx Students and Their Families

When students are academically qualified to attend a four-year college or university but instead enroll at a community college, they are considered academically undermatched. Research suggests that Latinx students are more likely to academically undermatch than their peers yet they remain the least likely to complete an upward transfer to a university and earn a baccalaureate degree. The purpose of this study was to explore the enrollment decisions of, and familial influences on, Latinx student… more

Date: August 2017

Creator: Olivarez, Catherine Prieto

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OK to Play

A collection of artworks as part of 2024 MFA exhibition by artist Kristin Boyer, entitled "OK to Play" in the North Cora Stafford Gallery 1201 W Mulberry St, Denton, TX from April 3 to April 6, 2024. OK to Play is an exhibition that explores the development of communication skills through objects and imagery related to play. Invented symbols inspired by English and Japanese letters along with animal characters form the basis of two- and three-dimensional artwork that conveys the joys and strugg… more

Date: 2024

Creator: Boyer, Kristin

Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

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OK to Play

Date: 2024

Creator: Boyer, Kristin

Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

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An artwork titled "This Little Piggy Went" (detail #1) as part of 2024 MFA exhibition by artist Magaly Cantu, entitled "Cuídate / Take Care of Yourself" in the Cora Stafford Gallery, North, UNT Art Building, 1201 W Mulberry St, Denton, TX from April 10 to April 13, 2024. Cuídate / Take Care of Yourself is an exhibition that represents domestic objects and girlhood memories are translated through iterative printmaking, collage, and slip-casting processes. A narrative of uncanny disparate objects… more

Date: 2024

Creator: Cantu, Magaly

Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

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The Necessity of Movement

Behavioral and Neural Correlates of Speech Perception Outcomes in Adults with Cochlear Implants

Online Testing of Context-Aware Android Applications

Integrating Multiple Deep Learning Models to Classify Disaster Scene Videos

Formation Control of Multi-Agent Systems

Design, Synthesis and Optoelectronic Properties of Monovalent Coinage Metal-Based Functional Materials toward Potential Lighting, Display and Energy-Harvesting Devices

Quantifying the Effects of Single Nucleotide Changes in the TATA Box of the Cauliflower Mosaic Virus 35S Promoter on Gene Expression in Arabidopsis thaliana

Body Doubles: Materiality and Gender Non-Binarism in Victorian Supernatural Fiction

Design fully-integrated dual-band two-stage class-E CMOS PA

How eHealth Literacy Impacts Patient-Provider Relationships: A Study on Trust, Self-Care, and Patient Satisfaction

Narratives on College Access and Academic Undermatch: Understanding Latinx Students and Their Families

OK to Play

OK to Play

OK to Play

OK to Play

"Que Van Decir la Gente?"

"La Pelonas"

"Sientate"

"Cierra la Ventana"

"Cierra la Ventana" (detail)

"Cierra la Ventana" (detail)

Voyeur Pig

"This Little Piggy Went"

"This Little Piggy Went" (detail)