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W.B. Yeats: Searching for a National Identity through the Ritual of Theatre
Published 2015-01-01W.B. Yeats was a leading figure in the Irish Literary Revival, a movement which set out to promote Irish literature in an attempt to create a sense of national pride and identity amongst its people. As part of this movement, ...Open AccessThesis -
Wagner and the Little Balletmaster That Could
Published 2008-06-17Theatre history accounts of the nineteenth-century always throw up the names of two geniuses of the German theatre who made significant reforms to the theatre of their day: Richard Wagner and the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen. ...Open AccessConference paper -
Wagners Beam Cycle (No. R916)
Published 2011This paper summarises a number of research studies on the torsion and buckling behaviour of beams which derive from a theory developed by Wagner, who extended Timoshenko’s treatment of the elastic buckling of I-section ...Open AccessReport, Research -
Wah Wah - DAS 2014 Lab Report 2
Published 2014-05-30Wah Wah effect with variable inputOpen Access -
‘Waiting for Jardiwanpa’: History and Mediation in Warlpiri Fire Ceremonies
Published 2019Warlpiri fire ceremonies, including Jardiwanpa, have been documented in various ethnographies and films for over 100 years. Focused on the documented history of these rituals in Yuendumu, and through ethnographic observations ...Open AccessArticle -
The Waiting Stage, Prolonged Residency in Nursery Habitats by Juveniles of the Predatory Sea Star Marthasterias glacialis
Published 2021-10-15Growth and recruitment of the sea star Martha- sterias glacialis was followed over six years in Lough Hyne, southwest Ireland. Juveniles from a 2-mm radius were found on algae at <1–2-m depth following what appeared to be ...Open AccessDataset -
Walakandha Wangga
Published 2016-11-01For the last 40 years or so, the Walakandha wangga, a repertory composed collaboratively by a number of Marri Tjavin singers, has been the most prominent wangga performed in Wadeye. Initiated in the mid-1960s by Stan ...Open AccessOther -
Walkabout : an asynchronous messaging architecture for mobile devices
Published 2008-01-01Modern mobile devices are prolific producers and consumers of digital data, and wireless networking capabilities enable them to transfer their data over the Internet while moving. Applications running on these devices may ...Open AccessThesis -
Walking and cycling in an automated future: a Dutch-Australian comparison
Published 2023Technological mobility innovation is poised to accelerate, with the advent of Automated Vehicles (AVs) predicted to improve road safety, reduce transport costs, increase access to mobility, and to hasten Electric Vehicle ...Open AccessThesis -
WALKING AND TALKING: THE EFFECT OF SMARTPHONE USE AND GROUP CONVERSATION ON PEDESTRIAN SPEED
Published 2018-09-13By testing the walking speed of groups of pedestrians and of phone users, followers of groups and of phone users, and of people uninfluenced by phone users and groups, from different sites it could been seen that groups ...Open AccessArticle -
Walking as a Transport Mode
Published 1994-04-01Walking is viewed from many different perspectives, but lacks both informed advocacy groups and a unified policy treatment. As a result, the weight given to pedestrian movements is inconsistent, and an appropriate view ...Open AccessWorking Paper -
Walking the tightrope: communicating overdiagnosis in modern healthcare
Published 2016-01-01Overdiagnosis and overtreatment have serious implications for individuals, healthcare systems, and society,1 2 and effective strategies are urgently needed to help the public, clinicians, and policy makers address this ...Open AccessArticle -
Walking to Work in Sydney: Analysis of Journey-to-work Census Data from 2001 and 2011
Published 2013-05-21Walking is the most popular physical activity in Australia, and it is safe and suitable for a broad range of people. Walking to work is one way to incorporate physical activity into the daily routine, and is therefore ...Open AccessReport, Technical -
The Walking Wounded calls for a rethink of what we most value
Published 2014-05-27Starting with Karl Marx, many thinkers have pointed out that the creative potential of the capitalist economic system comes at a cost – the lack of inherent ethical scruples to limit the inexorable logic of profit and ...Open AccessArticle -
Walls in the desert: fortified enclosures, urbanism and settlement in the ancient Central Asian oasis of Khorezm
Published 2014-01-01The fortified enclosures of Late Iron Age/Antique Khorezm (Chorasmia) (7th/6th century BCE–4th century CE) have been characterised by previous scholars as the urban centres of a centralised, agricultural state, yet there ...USyd AccessThesis -
Walls of Iron: Nineteenth Century Prefabricated Iron Buildings in Australia
Published 2016-12-12This thesis explores the relationship between nineteenth century prefabricated iron buildings and the unique conditions that facilitated their use in Australian colonies. Nineteenth century prefabricated iron buildings ...USyd AccessThesis -
Wan nes nomo - Place & access to primary care in rural Vanuatu
Published 2009-01-01This thesis seeks to examine access to health care in rural Vanuatu. Health1 has long been recognised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as a fundamental human right, yet disparities persist in health status throughout ...Open AccessThesis, Honours -
Wangga: Songs of North Australia
Published 2008-05-01The Wangga Project incorporates field work from Northern Australia in the form of music and dance audio and video recordings and technical and cultural analysis, aiming to present these data in a multimedia website.Open AccessConference paper