UTS Digital Theses Collection
This Community contains theses written by research students at UTS. It contains PhD, Masters and Honours theses.
Search or browse the UTS Digital Theses Collection to locate theses. More information and submission guidelines are available under Research > Theses on the UTS Library website.
For more information, please contact Madeleine Mann on +61 2 9514 3376 or Madeleine.Mann@uts.edu.au.
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This work springs from a search for ways to bring the sacred hidden depths of the inner worlds back into our theatre; a search for ways to train actors back towards the sacred. Does the language us...
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[No Abstract] - Part 1: Gender and age representation of opinion writers in the Sport, Business and News & Op-ed sections of each newspaper; Part 2: Analysis of the News&Op-ed sections only, using ...
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NO FULL TEXT AVAILABLE. This thesis contains 3rd party copyright material. ----- Of the six billfish that frequent the Hawaiian waters (black marlin, blue marlin, striped marlin, sailfish, short-bi...
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The following is a theoretical attempt to kidnap community arts. There is no ransom or prisoner exchange because community arts has chosen to stay with a time, place and people away from humanitari...
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The smart grid is expected to modernize the current electricity grid by commencing a new set of technologies and services that can make the electricity networks more secure, automated, cooperative ...
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The emergence of digital social technologies throughout the lives of digital native emerging adults has had significant implications for the identity practices of these individuals, and consequentl...
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Spatial differences and temporal variation in the availability of water accessible by plants have significant influences on a range of plant functions, including photosynthesis, transpiration, grow...
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In the field of computer vision, action recognition and video summarisation are two important tasks that are useful for applications such as video indexing and retrieval, human-computer interaction...
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Since 2002, the use of closed-circuit television (CCTV) has increased significantly in all states and territories in Australia. CCTV surveillance systems (both public and private) now regularly rec...