Table of Figures. Figure 1 - Headline results from the SHMA (2015) 5 Figure 2 – Process for the Strategic OAHN Spatial Options Study 7 Figure 3 – Inter-related Memoranda of Understanding 8 Figure 4 – Key matters of strategic cross-boundary significance (outside this MoU) 10 Figure 5 – The ‘Spatial Option’ of OAHN - 2011-2033 12 Figure 6 - AECOM scenario for how growth could be distributed 13 Figure 7 – Implementing and monitoring the tasks outlined by the MoU 14 Figure 8– The West Essex/East Hertfordshire area 20 Figure 9– Governance structure of the Co-op Member Board 22 Figure 10– The Functional Economic Market Area 24 Figure 11– Headline results from the Joint Economic Report (2015) 25 Figure 12– The ‘Options’ in the Strategic OAHN Spatial Options study 26 Figure 13 - Details of Options A to F and the ‘Spatial Option’ 28 Figure 14 - Key Member and Officer contacts 34
Table of Figures. Figure 1.1- The hierarchical structure of the lymphatic system 36 Figure 1.2- Active transmigration of leukocytes across lymphatic endothelium during inflammation 41 Figure 1.3- Proposed mechanism of lymphatic vessel activation following transplantation 42 Figure 1.4- Structure of the lymph node 51 Figure 2.1- Photograph showing dilated lymphatic vessel in the abdomen of an ephrin B2-/- mouse eight days after tamoxifen treatment. Original magnification 20x 60
Table of Figures. Figure 1: XXXXXX architecture for OCF v1.X 14 Figure 2: XXXXXX architecture 16 Figure 3: XXXXXX intra-federation 16 Figure 4: SFA drivers inside the AMs 18 Figure 5: Internal structure of SFA federation 18 Figure 6: FIBRE top-authorities 26 Figure 7: Fibre Federation Portal 26 Figure 8: FIBRE Federation Control Plane 27 Figure 9: LDAP and SFA Registry Synchronization 27 1 Acronyms AM Aggregate Manager API Application Programming Interface CDS Content Data Server CH Clearing House CN-DS Communication Networks and/or Distributed System CNPq Brazil’s Council for Scientific and Technological Development CPqD Telecommunications Research and Development Centre EC Experiment Controller ED Experiment Description EGW Export resource Gateway EU European Union FEDERICA Federated E-infrastructure Dedicated to European Researchers Innovating in Computing network Architectures FI Future Internet FIBRE Future Internet testbeds / experimentation between Brazil and Europe FIRE Future Internet Research & Experimentation FOAM Open Flow Aggregate Manager FP7 Seventh Framework Programme FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array Gbps Gigabit bits per second GENI Global Environment for Network Innovations GID GENI Identifier GMPLS Generalized MultiProtocol Label Switching GW Gateway HTTP HyperText Transfer Protocol ICT Information and Communication Technologies IGW Import Gateway (Aggregate Manager) IP Internet Protocol I&M Instrumentation and Measurements LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol MS Milestone NICTA Australia’s Information Communications Technology Research Centre NITOS Network Implementation Testbed using Open Source platforms NOC Network Operations Centre NTP Network Time Protocol OAR Versatile Resource and Task Manager OCF XXXXXX Control Framework OEDL OMF Experiment Description Language OF OpenFlow XXXXXX OpenFlow in Europe: Linking Infrastructure and Applications OGF Open Grid Forum OMF cOntrol, Management and Measurement Framework OML ORBIT Measurement Library ORBIT Open-Access Research Testbed for Next-Generation Wireless Networks ORCA Open Resource Control Architecture OS Operation System PLE PlanetLab Europe R Repository RC Resource Controller REST Representational State Transfer RFC Request for Comments RM Resource Manager RNP RSpec National Research and Education Network Resource Specification SensLab Very Large Scale Open Wireless Sensor Network Testbed SFA Slice-based Federation Architecture SM Slice Manager SQL Structures Query Language UFF Federal Flum...
Table of Figures. Figure 1. Proposed Mediation Model 6 Figure 2. SCT & TGP Theoretical Framework (Bandura, 1986; Xxxxxxx, 1987) 9 Figure 3. Logistic Regression Mediation Results 38 Table 1. Psychometric Properties of Assessed Scales 30 Table 2. Sample Demographics (N=701) 33 Table 3. Sexual History Characteristics 35 Table 4. Intercorrelations of Self-Esteem & Study Variables 36 Table 5. Intercorrelations of Self-Esteem & Hypothesized Mediators 37 Table 6. High/Low Self-Esteem & Consistent Condom Use at Last Sex 39 Table 7. High/Low Self-Esteem & Consistent Condom Use in Last 90 Days 39 Table 8. High/Low Self-Esteem & Consistent Condom Use in Last 6 Months 39 Engagement in risky sexual behavior has a number of unintended health outcomes including the transmittance of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and unplanned pregnancy. Although condoms have been shown to effectively protect against these outcomes (Xxxxxx, 1989; Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx, & Xxxxxx, 2004), youth especially still do not adhere to regular usage. Although they represent only 25% of the US population that has engaged in sexual activity, this age group is at an increased risk of facing these adverse health outcomes (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2011c). Of the 19 million new cases of STIs each year, 50% occur among young people age 15-24 years (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2011c; National Center for HIV/AIDS Viral Hepatitis STD and TB Prevention, 2011). During 2009 approximately 8,300 new cases of HIV were reported for those 13-24 years, a number which rose to 12,200 new cases in 2010 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2012b; National Center for HIV/AIDS Viral Hepatitis STD and TB Prevention, 2011). Preventing the spread of HIV is of particular importance since it is estimated that over one million people have contracted HIV in the United States, 21% of those infected are unaware of their positive status (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2009, 2012a; Xxxx et al., 2008). These statistics are particularly devastating when considering that only 12.7% of all high school students (grades 9-12) nationwide have ever been tested at least once for HIV, thus increasing the likelihood of unknowingly transmitting the disease to a partner (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2010). The CDC estimates that half of all new HIV infections that occur each year in the United States are among adolescents under the age of 25, ranking 6th amo...
Table of Figures. Diagram 1: Summary of Result Framework relationship to SO6 & SO7 7 CARE Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc. CBO Community based organization CLTS Community Led Total Sanitation EIA Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) F USAID Foreign Assistance Standard Monitoring Indicator FIU Florida International University FtF Feed the Future GCC Global Climate Change GLOWS Global Water for Sustainability Program IR Intermediate Result JMP Joint Monitoring Program LWA Leader with associates M&E Monitoring and evaluation MUS Multiple use systems NGO Non-governmental organization RIWSP Rwanda Integrated Water Security Program Sanmark Sanitation Marketing SO Strategic Objective SOW Statement of Work XXX Xx xx xxxxxxxxxx XXXXX Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Agency for International Development VS&LA Village Savings and Loan Associations WASH Water, Sanitation, Hygiene WFP World Food Program WHO World Health Organization WUA Waster Users Association
Table of Figures. ENA's Suite of Enhanced Technology Solutions 6 Operating Locally and Nationally 7 Advanced Technical Certifications 8 ENA TrustCompute Cloud Management Boundaries 11 ENA TrustCompute Base Package Bundles 12 ENA TrustCompute Resource Dashboard 13 Create New Virtual Machine with ENA TrustCompute 14 Manage Virtual Machines with ENA TrustCompute 14 Selection of ENA TrustCompute Pre-Configured Stacks 15 ENA TrustBackup Web Interface 16 ENA TrustVault Web Interface 18 Average CTAC Call Metrics 20 Incident/Request Priority Level Definitions 24 Incident Escalation Matrix 25 Customer Service Escalation Path 25 MY.ENA PORTAL 26
Table of Figures. FIGURE 1: HOW OFTEN DOES SEXUAL ASSAULT OCCUR IN THE UNITED STATES? 9 Figure 2: 995 of every 1000 Perpetrators Will Walk Free 10 Figure 3:The internal family members of protagonist, Xxxxx: Xxx, Disgust, Sadness, Fear, and Xxxxx 16 Figure 4: The Parts of the Internal Family System 17 Figure 5: A Balanced, Healthy Internal Family System Prevents Tipping the Scale toward Extreme Positions 20 Figure 6: Description of Coding Methods for Thematic Analysis 33 Figure 7: The Most Common Parts in Songs about Sexual Trauma 37 Figure 8: Occurrences of Polarizations and Self in Songs about Sexual Trauma 39 Figure 9: Healthy and Unhealthy Managers in Songs about Sexual Trauma 42 Figure 10: Healthy and Unhealthy Firefighters in Songs about Sexual Trauma 45 Figure 11: Exiles and Burdened Exiles in Songs about Sexual Trauma 46
Table of Figures. FIGURE2.0.1 RIPARIAN VEGETATION AT BORA CREEK 3 FIGURE 2.3 BROLGA AT BORA CREEK 4 FIGURE 3.3 UPPER BORA CREEK BEFORE HERBICIDE APPLICATION 8 FIGURE 3.2 LOWER BORA CREEK AFTER MECHANICAL WEED REMOVAL 8 FIGURE 3.1 LOWER BORA CREEK BEFORE MECHANICAL WEED REMOVAL 8 FIGURE 3.4 UPPER BORA CREEK AFTER ONE HERBICIDE APPLICATION 8 FIGURE 3.6 RESULTS OF TREE PLANTING FROM 2002 9 ii e BORA CREEK MANAGEMENT PLAN a
Table of Figures. Figure (1) Female Representation across All Cohorts 7 Figure (2) Cohort 1&2 Cumulative GPAs 7 Figure (3) Cohort 3 Students GPAs during Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 Semesters 9
