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The MUMS Multiprocessor Ada Project
Use of learning for detection and tracking of vehicles
Fabricated Selves: apparel and spatio-temporal boundaries
Broadening conventional sociological concerns, this paper establishes a social psychological account of queer theory, and an associated understanding of subject formation, in order to examine the relationship between the continuously emerging self and the dressed body by taking its departure in the concept and phenomenon of cross-dressing. Focusing the interrelationship between bodily gestures and
From data to decision - learning by probabilistic risk analysis of biological invasions
Predicting an uncertain future with uncertain knowledge is a challenge. The success of efforts to preserve biodiversity, to maintain biosecurity and to reduce a negative impact from climate change, depend on scientifically based predictions of future events. The ongoing introduction of non-indigenous species threatens ecological systems for which empirical data is sparse and scientific knowledge i
Single leptons from heavy-flavor decays at RHIC
Avskaffa lärarlegitimationen
Bilder som språk
Denna föreläsning syftar till att synliggöra en potential och att bjuda in intresserade att vara med och utnyttja potentialen i fråga. Detta är bakgrunden: Certec har med början i Isaac-projektet från 1993 utvecklat ett tekniskt/pedagogiskt koncept baserat på Bilden som språk för människor som har ett svagt talspråk eller inget alls. Det finns ett antal fallstudier (egna och andras) av växelverk
Attentional Control in the Asymmetry of Stroop-like pitch and colour paradigms
Two separate Stroop-like paradigms with multimodal auditory and visual stimuli were presented. The results revealed a paradigm asymmetry where auditory stimuli resulted in a Stroop-like effect in both paradigms meanwhile visual stimuli only resulted in a Stroop-like effect in the colour-paradigm. The conclusion involved discussing the Working Memory attention and visual and auditory perceptual str
Lean and/or agile supply chain management: Model application for the service industry
Various forms of supply chain management (SCM) research have been carried out in many different manufacturing or industrial settings over the last decades. However, less research exist concerning supply chain management in the service industry. Yet, definitions of supply chain management as they pertain to the service industry are only slightly different than those definitions of SCM in manufactur
The Collaborator – Hero or Quisling?
Insights into the chemical composition of laboratory and ambient black carbon samples using the SP-AMS
Anm av Livholts, Mona: Vanlig som vatten. Manlighet och normalitet i mediernas berättelser om våldtäkt
Quo Vadis Benchmark Simulation Models?
Solid and gel electrolytes based on aggregating combshaped polyethers
Home and health in very old age: New perspectives on an old topic?
IEA Task 26 Solar Combisystems Slutrapport av svenska insatser
Designing an Optimal Sickness Insurance. Some Evidence from the Swedish Experience
Risk adverse individuals demand a sickness insurance to cover the risk of income loss due to work incapacity. Since health or sickness is not easy to observe, there is asymmetric information causing the well-known problems with adverse selection and moral hazard. Furthermore, sickness, with resulting inability to work, is to some extent private information hidden to the insurer. One effect is that
Drug prescription attitudes and behaviour of general practitioners. Effects of a problem-oriented educational programme
A producer-independent, problem-oriented, group-education programme with 2-day meetings on drug treatment in primary health care (PHC) was developed and evaluated. Initially, it was tested on a selected group of general practitioners (district physicians), using a non-exposed group as control. A comprehensive questionnaire was used to test changes in attitudes. There was a significant change in at