Religion in post-disaster recovery

Religion is particularly important in times of crises; it is commonly linked to the search for meaning behind disasters and it promotes a social interconnectedness. After a disaster, religious beliefs can give the survivors a sense of control. Rituals and ceremonies have proved to have healing capacities both individually and collectively. The focus of this paper is on religion in the recovery pro

Power Electronic Voltage and Frequency Control for Distributed Generation System

Academic Micro Cultures: where initiatives to improve student learning are interpreted and enacted

Attention, accessibility, and the addressee: the case of the Jahai demonstrative ton

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Decentralized Production Planning and Choice of Organizational Structure

Optimizing maximum disruption during reconfiguration of lightpaths

Application of max-min fairness rule to bandwidth allocation in telecommunication networks - implementation issues

Recent evidence on the relationship between the home environment and disability-related outcomes is mixed.

Indelt hoveri – tegskifte som arbetsorganisation på skånska gods

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The political in political language: the everyday politics in discourse

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CRM systems: A Learning Perspective on How Organisations Manage to Understand the Customer

Predicting annoyance by wind turbine noise.

A protein shake-up

Acoustophoretic pretreatment of cell lysate prior to FACS analysis

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Regular column on theatre in the weekly newspaper Arbetaren (The Worker).

Rudified convolutional encoders

Trellis representations for quasi-cyclic codes