Subsurface dam for a pastoral environment by Chris Print

“…Subsurface dam for a pastoral environment…”
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An interactional analysis of one-to-one pastoral care delivery within a primary school by Louise Bradley, Carly Butler

Subjects: “…Emotional and behavioural difficulties…”
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Jefferson and the politics of nineteenth-century southern pastoral by Peter Templeton

“…Due to the turbulent political and, eventually, military situation in the United States during the period under discussion, detailed attention is given here to the many ways in which literary pastoral was adapted in response to shifting regional needs. …”
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‘Stones Hard’ and a ‘Sea like Glass’: Orwell’s island pastoral by Craig Richardson

“…This case study considers the northern island environment in which George Orwell lived during the immediate post-war period prior to the final completion of Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949), as observed in his diaries. …”
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A study of health care waste management services to support marginal rural primary health care facilities in pastoral communities in Kenya by Jack Otieno Odongo

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A Country of Shepherds: Cultural Stories of a Changing Mediterranean Landscape (PDF) by Kathleen Ann Myers

“…This book draws on the life stories told by shepherds, farmers, and their families in the Andalusian region in Spain to sketch out the landscapes, actions, and challenges of people who work in pastoralism. …”
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Pastoral idylls and lawless rebels: sexual politics in Books 5 and 6 of Spenser's Faerie Queene by Joan Fitzpatrick

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An interactional analysis of support and 'self-work' during interventions for children with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties by Louise Bradley

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Adolescent perceptions of the importance of teachers as a therapeutic support in coping with their problems by Bromley H. Kniveton

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‘Wit’s Wild Dancing Light’: Reading the Poems of Alexander Pope (PDF) by William Hutchings

“…The book is a chronological reading of Alexander Pope’s poems, from the Pastorals (1709) to the four-book Dunciad (1743). Each of the 26 chapters forming the volume selects examples for detailed scrutiny, demonstrating how close reading can generate understanding of a whole poem and how critical appraisal can build into a creative survey of an entire poetic career. …”
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Creating demand for safe human excreta disposal in a nomadic community: a case study of Riba location, Wajir county by Shukri M. Issack, Abdiwahit Ahmed Jama

“…Customizing the timing of triggering where CLTS activities are mainly intensified during the rainy seasons with post-triggering follow ups done at dawn and dusk targeting household heads, involvement of religious leaders and school children and empowering women played a big role in achieving several ODF villages.…”
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Driving task-related factors by Claire L. Naing, Julian Hill, Martin Maguire, Sylvia Schick, A. Eggers, C. Pastor, Pierre Van Elslande, Katel Fouquet, A. Banos, J. Plaza, Ernst Tomasch, W. Hell

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Analysing the body pressure mapping during the Ushiro Ukemi fall technique by means of an e-textile sensor array. by Raúl Fernández-García, Juan Carlos Pastor-Vicedo, Miguel Angel Lira, M.C. Campos-Mesa, C. Castañeda-Vazquez, E. Genovesi, S. Krstulovic, G. Kuvačić, K. Morvay-Sei, Oscar Delcastillo-Andrés

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Exciting or turmoil: the highs and lows of teaching practice by Sarah Turner, Nigel Zanker, Maggie Braine

“…The profession requires a rapid mastery of multiple roles such as delivering subject knowledge in well-planned lessons, preparing schemes of work and pastoral duties.…”
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Quantifying the impact of rural land management on soil hydrology and catchment response by Victoria L. Coates

“…There has been a clustering of extreme events over the last few decades which has encouraged debate amongst hydrologists that the frequency and magnitude of hydrological extremes are increasing. …”
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Inter- and intra-field variations in soil compaction levels and subsequent impacts on hydrological extremes by Ian Pattison, Victoria L. Coates

“…Previous research (Pattison, 2011) on a 40km2 catchment (Dacre Beck, Lake District, UK) has shown that when soil characteristics are homogeneously parameterised in a hydrological model, downstream peak discharges can be 65% higher for a heavy compacted soil than for a lightly compacted soil. …”
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The iso-Score Curve Graph. A new tool for competitive bidding by Pablo Ballesteros-Perez, M. Carmen Gonzalez-Cruz, J.P. Pastor-Ferrando, Marta Fernandez-Diego

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Effectiveness of low speed autonomous emergency braking in real-world rear-end crashes by Brian Fildes, Michael Keall, Niels Bos, Anders Lie, Yves Page, Claus-Henry Pastor, Lucia Pennisi, Matteo Rizzi, Pete Thomas, Claes Tingvall

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Summary report on work package 3 "Types of Factors" by Sylvia Schick, Claire L. Naing, Ralf Engel, A. Eggers, C. Pastor, A. Banos, J. Plaza, Pierre Van Elslande, Katel Fouquet, Ernst Tomasch, W. Hell

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Trip related factors by Sylvia Schick, A. Eggers, C. Pastor, Pierre Van Elslande, Katel Fouquet, A. Banos, Plaza J., Claire L. Naing, Ernst Tomasch, W. Hell

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"Old," "New," and "problem" Souths: historical change and ideological instability in Thomas Nelson Page's <i>In Ole Virginia</i> by Peter Templeton, Andrew Dix

“…By affiliating himself with the Democratic Party and, indeed, being comfortable enough in this new home to accept Wilson's offer of a diplomatic appointment, Page ultimately conformed to Virginian orthodoxy of the period, with the Democrats carrying the state in every presidential election cycle from 1876 until Herbert Hoover's win for the Republicans in 1928. …”
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Back to the future of tragedy: some notes on Brecht's reading of Shakespeare by Nigel Wood

“…This article revisits Brechtian tragedy through a posthumanist reading framed through reference, particularly, to the work of N. Katherine Hayles, doing so in the context of broader questions about how genres decline (e.g. the pastoral, the georgic, the epic though not, inevitably, the tragic). …”
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The verse epistle by W.J. Overton

“…Although accepted as an important form in the long eighteenth century, the verse epistle has received less than its due of critical attention. Its neglect may be explained in part by the difficulty of defining it. …”
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Personal tutoring by Elaine M. Smith

“…It can often be an opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of individual students but occasionally it can also be difficult and time-consuming. …”
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Voices from the garden: aspects of women's poetry 1910–1939 by Ann Hardwick

“…The chapter on women's war poetry develops an argument that the dominant conservative aesthetic which privileged a conventional "womanliness" intersects with a war time intensification of Edwardian conceptions of poetry's social roLe. …”
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