Glenn Roberts

Glenn Bradford

A brief survey of a paper by Peter Steffen, et al. Introduction G.K. Chesterton, an English author and journalist from the turn of the century, once stated he desired to write a story about a man setting sail from England in search of a new and foreign land. Eventually, when the man reached the island of his destination, he found it to be the most extraordinary and fascinating place. Unbeknowns...

Ryan Roberts

The walls of the Louvre are covered with artistic masterpieces, widely recognized as some of the most treasured, creative works known to man. The unique stroke of a brush or the layering of paint can distinguish these geniuses from the masses. Despite the ability to label these pieces of art as especially creative, it remains unclear how one can truly qualify the defining characteristics of cre...

Craige Roberts

Farkas (2002) argues that three types of uses of indefinite NPs that are often deemed specific do not actually form a natural class. The varieties of specificity she considers are: 1. partitivity: indefinite NPs with interpretations like that of English some of the books 2. scopal specificity: indefinite NPs that take widest scope, sometimes out of scope islands, and/or in some languages morpho...

Kyle Roberts

Roberts syndrome

All living organisms must go through cycles of replicating their genetic information and then dividing the copies between two new cells. This cyclical process, in cells from bacteria and human alike, requires a protein complex known as cohesin. Cohesin is a structural maintenance of chromosomes (SMC) complex. While bacteria have one form of this complex, yeast have several SMC complexes, and hu...