Terry P. Wilson

California State University System

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Timothy Paulsen

University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh

C. Bücker

Winterthur Museum Garden and Library

Richard D. Jarrard

GNS Science

Frank Niessen

Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung

F. Talarico

University of Siena

Marco Taviani

Institute of Marine Science

Stuart Henrys

GNS Science

J. Ian Raine

GNS Science

Ross D. Powell

Northern Illinois University

David M. Harwood

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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Victoria University of Wellington

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University of Oxford

International Ocean Discovery Program

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

United States Geological Survey

Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung

Northern Illinois University

University of Washington

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Teaching Conversational Skills to Retarded Adolescents

Child Behavior Therapy (1979)

Jeffrey A. Kelly Wyndol Furman J. Phillips Sue Hathorn Terry P. Wilson

A population which has received little attention in the social skills literature is the retarded, especially retarded young persons, who may exhibit substantial social deficits. The current study used a modeling-coaching-rehearsal procedure to teach conversational skills to two moderately retarded a nonretarded peer partner. Training of several social components (fully answering questions asked by a peer, asking the partner questions and extending social invitations) were sequentially trained in a multiple baseline design. Conversational skills can be succesfully trained and they generalize to novel nonretarded peers and to free play interactions with retarded peers. Improvement was largely maintained on followup. The results are discussed with respect to the social implications of improving the conversational appearance and reinforcement value of retarded persons.

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10.1300/j473v01n01_09

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Mathews, John Joseph (1894-1979), Native-American writer and Osage council member

Oxford University Press eBooks (2000)

Terry P. Wilson

10.1093/anb/9780198606697.article.2001357

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Peoples of Color in the American West

Douglas Henry Daniels Terry P. Wilson Tobias García

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Stations in the main body of the reservoir showed no impact from the water quality conditions indicated in the backwater areas. Station TB6 is located in the discharge canal below the generator and low oxygen readings are not uncommon when the generator is not operating. Sites further down on the river showed no affects of the oxygen readings in the canal.

Upper Sabine Basin Terry P. Wilson Tidal Sabine John Payne

TIDAL SECTION OF THE SABINE BASIN BELOW MORGAN BLUFF Stations sampled in the tidal portion of the Sabine Basin had values that were consistent with water of high quality at most sites. The area received a heavy amount of rainfall just before sampling. Most sites in this section of the Basin showed some signs of stratification with slight oxygen differences throughout the water column. Anoxic conditions were only found at one tidal station, SRT1 at a depth 10.4 meters. Salinities were found at two of the tidal stations. The highest salinity, of 6 ppt, was found at station SRT1 at a depth of 8.7 to 10.4 meters. Station SRT2 had a bacterial count above the stream standard, but it was mostly likely caused by runoff from the heavy rains the area received.

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(Table 3 BHTV) Interval-mean bedding directions based on borehole televiewer data of core CRP-3

Richard D. Jarrard C. Bücker Terry P. Wilson Timothy Paulsen

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10.1594/pangaea.191114

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Body mass index and blood pressure screening in a rural public school system: the Healthy Kids Project.

PubMed (2006)

William Moore Aietah Stephens Terry P. Wilson Wesley J. Wilson June E. Eichner

All students (N = 2053) in Anadarko public schools, grades kindergarten through 12, were invited to be screened for height, weight, and blood pressure to assess the health status of this multiracial, multiethnic (American Indian, white, African American, and Hispanic) population in southwestern Oklahoma.

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The World's Richest Indian: The Scandal over Jackson Barnett's Oil Fortune

American historial review. Clases I (2005)

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Multilingual entity task (MET)

Steven J. Maiorano Terry P. Wilson

Japanese was one of the languages selected for evaluation of named entity identification algorithms in the TIPSTER-sponsored Multilingual Entity Task (MET) program. As with the Spanish and Chinese groups (Table 1), Japanese systems automatically marked the names of organizations, people, and places within entity name expressions (ENAMEX), dates and times within time expressions (TIMEX), and percents and money within number expressions (NUMEX). The participant Japanese systems were developed in a four-month period of time and output results comparable to the Message Understanding Conference-6 (MUC-6) [1] English language systems with F-Measures between 70 - 90% [2].

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10.3115/1119018.1119076

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Tinker, Clarence Leonard (1887-1942), major general in the U.S. Army Air Forces

Oxford University Press eBooks (2000)

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Tinker

10.1093/anb/9780198606697.article.2001514

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American Indian Leaders: Studies in Diversity

The American Indian Quarterly (1979)

Terry P. Wilson R. David Edmunds

Throughout history, Indian leaders and their methods of leadership have both perplexed and fascinated other Americans. Because war chiefs played leading roles in the confrontations with whites, it is they who most often emerge from the pages of history. But there were many other leaders who sought security for their tribesmen in accommodation or friendship with the Anglo-Americans. Indeed, as the twelve subjects whose careers are examined in this collection illustrate, Indian political leadership has manifested itself in a wide variety of patterns. Spanning the period from colonial times to the present, the essays are devoted to Old Briton, Joseph Brant (or, Thayendenegea), Alexander McGillivray, Red Bird, John Ross, Satanta, Washakie, Sitting Bull, Quanah Parker, Dennis Bushyhead, Carlos Montezuma, and Peter MacDonald.

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