• Transportation aspects of Southern African Universities. Volume1

  

  Author: Wall, K C Date: 1971 No Abstract Read more
• A development plan for the amenities of the Cape Town Metropolitan Region

  

  Author: Binckes, Graeme D Date: 1968 No Abastract Read more
• The" Special Study": On the disintegration and reintegration of the contemporary city

  

  Author: Albrecht, Sven Michael Date: 1964 This Study is only an attempt at a brief' outline to a vast and complex problem. It does not endeavour to deal with the more specific problems of disintegrational forces in cities such as the population explosion, speculative and uncontrolled ... Read more
• Special Study: Constructions for building over water

  

  Author: Featherstone, Lester Burritt Date: 1963 Building over water presents a certain major problem. This problem is concerned with the foundations, which are, in the case of the proposed Anglers' River Resort, to be in the Kromme River Bed. The construction of the superstructure presents ... Read more
• An agricultural high school for Ceres

  

  Author: Morkel, CA Date: 1963 It is essential for this country that a progressive policy shall be adopted in the field of agriculture for it can be said that the agricultural industry of the Republic plays a leading part in the development of its potential resources and ... Read more
• A school of general knowledge: Special Study, The junction from building to site.

  

  Author: Du Toit, Roger Date: 1963 In the design of detail, there are two aspects that require special attention. The first is the meeting of building elements with each other, the second is the meeting of building and site elements. This special study is concerned with the ... Read more
• An astronomical observatory near Beaufort-West

  

  Author: Esslingar, Hans Paul Date: 1963 No Abstract. Read more
• Special study: Library furniture

  

  Author: Erni, Juergen Herbert Date: 1963 No Abstract. Read more
• The effect of smoke teatment on the germination on four species of Mesembryanthemum: some preliminary observations

  

  Author: Janse van Rensburg, Sue Date: 1995 The effect of plant derived smoke on germination, extent of eosine dye penetration and amount of abscisic acid (ABA) in the seeds of two Karoo non-fire-prone species: Ruschia caroli and Drosanthemum speciosum, and two fynbos fire-prone species: ... Read more
• Can soil factors of Namibian fairy circles explain the absence of vegetation from them?

  

  Author: von Hase, Fabian Date: 2010 Fairy circles are an enigmatic feature of the pro-Namib zone of Namibia which is expressed in countless barren circles of 2 -12 m in diameter. In April 2010, 54 fairy circles were studied in the Namibrand Nature Reserve to investigate the ... Read more
• Description and Gradient analysis of the Coastal band Vegetation in the Groen River mouth area (Namaqualand Strandveld)

  

  Author: Raiomondo, Domitilla Date: 1998 Strandveld vegetation around the Groen river mouth was sampled using complementary ordination and classification techniques (DCA and TWINSP AN). Four communities can be recognised, although samples are primarily divided into inland and coastal ... Read more
• Does the implementation of a closed Fishing Season during the breeding Season benefit a Species? A per-recruit-based approach using Cymbula Granatina as an Illustration

  

  Author: Arendse, Clement Date: 2004 Closed seasons are generally implemented on the presumption that they increase reproductive output of fished populations. This is.based on the assumption that the imposition of a closed season during the breed~· season allows more individuals ... Read more
• From Development Aid to Development Partnerships – the End of Coloniality? Critical discourse analysis of DFID's development partnership with South Africa

  

  Author: Strand, Mia Date: 2018 Development aid discourses have been criticised for perpetuating othering and coloniality. The discourses have been argued to produce and reproduce conceptual creations of a distinguishable 'us' and 'them' through binaries of 'developed' and ... Read more
• O Kae? An Autoethnographic Dramaturgy Through A Deliberate Incommensurability

  

  Author: Seane, Warona Date: 2018 This study focuses on the erasure of the black woman from the mainstream theatre space of South Africa as a provocation towards the creation of a dramaturgical process that pivots around the notion of 'deliberate incommensurability' as a ... Read more
• An analysis of the process of ascertainment and application of customary law in the formal institutions of adjudication: Nigeria and South Africa

  

  Author: Badejogbin, Rebecca Emiene Date: 2017 Judges of formal courts in Nigeria and South Africa do not easily have access to the contents of customary law they are required to apply in the course of adjudication and this has been a major challenge. This thesis examines the processes ... Read more
• Bathymetry of the South African Continental Shelf

  

  Author: de Wet, Willem Myburgh Date: 2013 South Africa has an extensive coastline offshore of which lies the prominent South African continental shelf, a relatively flat extension of the onshore coastal plain. The continental shelf is host to major mineral and petroleum deposits, ... Read more
• General Relativity and penrose process

  

  Author: Abdelfattah, Derhham Date: 2016 Read more
• The glutathione S-transferases : inhibition, activation, binding and kinetics

  

  Author: Thumser, Alfred Ernst Adolf Date: 1990 Read more
• An Analysis of Beach Debris Accumulation in Table Bay, Cape Town, South Africa

  

  Author: Swanepoel, Deborah Date: 1995 Two sites in Table Bay, South Africa, were examined for stranded debris between October and December 1994. One beach (Milnerton) is a popular recreation area in the metropolitan area whereas the other (Koeberg) is closed to public access. ... Read more
• Informing BPM practice in Emergency Units of South African hospitals for improved patient flow

  

  Author: Loriston, Izienne P Date: 2018 Globally, higher healthcare demand strains existing systems, already overburdened by a lack of resources and funding while longer life expectancy and increased disease burden force higher patient loads. A majority of the South African population ... Read more

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