Frozen Starters from Internal-pH-Control-Grown Cultures

Physiological Characteristics of Projected Starters and Non-Starters in the Field Positions from a Division I Women’s Soccer Team

NCAA soccer features different substitution rules compared to FIFA-sanctioned matches, with a greater availability of players who can enter the game. This could influence the physiological characteristics of the field position starters (ST) and non-starters (NST) within a collegiate women's team, which has not been previously analyzed. Thus, 22 field players from the same Division I women's soc...

Corporate Social Performance and Internal Control

This study examines the relationship between corporate social performance and the Company's internal control. For the study, the definition of corporate social performance is used Wood (Wood, 1991) and social performance into the process (internal processes, management) and outcome (social impact) is divided. To assess the social performance of corporate social performance version of the questi...

Evaluation of Internal Control from a Control Objective Narrative

Many accounting firms have changed the way their auditors evaluate internal control. Instead of preparing flowcharts documenting transaction flows, they only document the controls that have a bearing on specific financial statement assertions. This shift in documentation marks a change in the structure of the internal control evaluation task from transaction flow to control objective. This case...

Increasing Compressor Reliability with Solid State Motor Starters and Internal Protectors

Some new perfect one-factorizations from starters in finite fields

We construct seven new examples of perfect one-factorizations, in the complete graphs K170, K730. K1370. K1850t and K3126. These are generated by twoand four-quotient starters in finite fields. We also find several examples of perfect one-factorizations that are not isomorphic to previously known examples.