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Illness-related problems and coping among persons with low-grade glioma.

A Distributed Scheduling Algorithm for a Bluetooth Scatternet

Soil loss modeling and forest landscape management perspectives

Teachers' Views of Teaching and Curriculum as Affordance

Expanding activated sludge models with additional processes: A case study based on nitrous oxide production by autotrophic ammonia-oxidizing bacteria

Measurements of density correlations in pseudorapidity via charged particle multiplicity fluctuations in Au+Au collisions at root s = 200 GeV.

Updated stomatal flux and flux-effect models for wheat for quantifying effects of ozone on grain yield, grain mass and protein yield

Afrikas gröna revolution kom av sig.

Shape changes and electromagnetic properties of odd-proton rare-earth nuclei

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Building People and Organizational Excellence

Modeling of the stagnation zone in the metal cutting process

A 1.5V class AB CMOS power amplifier

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Iran is worried about the contagion effect of the Saudi military intervention in Yemen, that is, Tehran fears the experience, once successful, may be repeated elsewhere in the Middle East, particularly Syria, hence its stiff opposition and harsh reactions to it.

The development of the satirical epigram in the Hellenistic period

Regional innovation measured by patent data – does quality matter?

Knowledge-Based Frequency Response Analysis

The Systemic Nature of Innovation – Causes and Implications

Technological change and users: An actor-network perspective on the digitalization of video surveillance

This paper discusses aspects of technological change and the path towards institutionalization of new innovations, with a focus on how users matter and are part of the co-construction of such change. An empirical example from the security industry is used to illustrate how two distinct phases in the analog-to-digital shift in video surveillance technology have had very different outcomes with resp

Impersonation - reproduction of speech

The present paper is a study of one impersonator and one of his voice imitations in order to find out how he changes his own voice and speech behaviour in order to get close to the target voice. Preliminary results from the auditory and the acoustic analysis, focusing on speech style and intonation pattern, will be presented.