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Simulating resuscitation – material and social practices as mediators of knowledge and meaning
Rewarding excellent teaching - influencing the local academic culture
Gender and Wage Growth: Evidence from Swedish Manufacturing Industry circa 1900.
A new pathway to well-defined phosphonic acid functional polymers: ring opening metathesis polymerization
Modulating glycaemia to foods and meals
Teaching in the Academic Tribe: Social Aspects Influencing Change in University Teaching
On linguistics categories as categories : The case of antonyms and synonyms
Hard X-rays from a Laser-Produced Plasma: Source Characterization and Applications
Hard X-rays are generated by focusing 110 fs laser pulses onto solid metal targets, with intensities of about 1017 W·cm-2• Characteristic properties of this X-ray source are the small source size, the short pulse duration, the high brightness and a possibly interesting spectral composition. Several characterizing measurements were performed, including source size, spectrum and temporal behavior. T
Calculating cross-shore distribution of longshore sediment transport, Port and Coastal Engineering,
Socialtjänst och e-förvaltning. E-tjänster för äldre och personer med funktionshinder
Gotlandsrusset - en brukshäst med gamla anor
Life cycle costs for different ventilation systems in single family houses
Maktutövning med ord
Economic Stress and Mortality
City model generalization similarity measurement using nested structure of Earth Mover’s Distance
New laser-based techniques for nanometre lithography and microscopy
This thesis describes the development of new laser-based techniques for nanometre lithography and microscopy. The potential of a non-intrusive scanned near-field optical microscope (SNOM) has been investigated. The probe consists of an optically trapped microscopic particle which is scanned in proximity to the object to be studied. Compared with conventional SNOM's, this probe would allow high-res
A Romance of Old Tasmania: Isabel Dick’s Wild Orchard
Isabel Dick’s historical romance novel Wild Orchard was published in 1946. There are very scarce references to Dick in the history of Tasmanian and Australian fiction and even less critical engagement with her work. Set almost two decades after the events of the 1820s, the atrocities of Van Diemen’s Land’s macabre past appear within the novel as echoes; the pages are haunted by the island’s histor
A Bit-Serial Realization of a Lattice Wave Digital Intermediate Frequency Filter
A custom DSP chip for mobile radio systems like the American IS-54 system is presented. The application is a digital intermediate frequency filter which is intended to replace expensive analog filters. It is a lattice wave digital filter with fixed coefficient bit-serial arithmetic. A technique which is useful for area efficient layouts in high throughput real time signal processing is discussed