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5. Choroidal Thickness Profiles in Myopic Eyes of Young Adults in the Correction of Myopia Evaluation Trial Cohort

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2015
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18. Three Bumps in the Road: The U.S.- Mexico Borderlands and Border Regulation in Breaking Bad.

Author

Bernhardt, Mark

Subjects
*DRUG traffic, *UNDOCUMENTED immigrants, *DRUG laws
Abstract

The article focuses on drug trade and smuggling drugs in the U.S. across the border with Mexico depicted in television series "Breaking Bad." It mentions local and global come together in this Southwestern city by portraying drug trafficking's entwinement with the migration and economic networks tying the U.S.-Mexico borderlands. It also mentions illegal immigration in Mexico.

Published
2017

28. Horizontal scintillation detection and ranging [C.sub.n.sup.2](z) estimation

Author

Johnston, Rachel A., Wooder, Nicholas J., Reavell, Frederick C., Bernhardt, Mark, and Dainty, Christopher

Subjects
Optical communications -- Research, Astronomy, Physics
Abstract

The strength of optical turbulence, [C.sub.n.sup.2](z), 2-3 m above ground level, was measured as a function of distance along a 1.23-km path by the simultaneous capture of the scintillation from two infrared laser sources. The data collected differs in a number of important aspects from the normal vertical scintillation detection and ranging (SCIDAR) data in astronomy. The SCIDAR inversion method for the horizontal path problem is outlined and demonstrated on experimental data collected from three field trials. OCIS codes: 010.3310, 100.3190, 120.0280.

Published
2003

45. This Could Be Heaven or This Could Be Hell.

Author

Bernhardt, Mark

Subjects
*IMMIGRANTS in motion pictures, *HUMAN migrations, *MASS migrations, *HISTORY, UNITED States emigration & immigration
Abstract

The article analyzes the films "A History of Violence" and "Dead Man." Particular focus is given on the representation of relocation to the West, which has been one of the many important mass migrations that shaped the U.S. It also explores the contrasting views of how the West could transform the lives of those who journeyed in the country based on antithetical historical conceptions in American culture.

Published
2016

50. Reverse Colonization: Science Fiction, Imperial Fantasy, and Alt-victimhood.

Author

Bernhardt, Mark

Abstract

"Reverse Colonization: Science Fiction, Imperial Fantasy, and Alt-victimhood" by David M. Higgins explores how American and British science fiction engaged with post-World War II decolonization efforts. The author argues that in the 1960s, the genre emphasized anticolonial themes through rebel heroes, allowing people who benefited from empire to identify with characters fighting against alien colonizers. The book also examines how the alt-right has drawn on science fiction themes to construct their ideology as victims. While the analysis could go deeper to acknowledge other sources the alt-right draws upon, the book offers valuable insights and potential for use in various classes. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

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