Studies of energy levels and lifetimes in neutral and ionized light atoms

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The Academic Librarians' Support to PhD students' Portfolio Work : Third space - a meeting point for professionals and academics in higher education

Secure client-side aggregation of web applications

Phonological transfer in Turkish heritage speakers acquiring English as an L3

Competitive Equilibria with Indivisible Goods

Lowering Power Consumption in Clock by Using Globally Asynchronous Locally Synchronous Design Style

Power consumption in clock of large high performance VLSIs can be reduced by adopting Globally Asynchronous, Locally Synchronous design style (GALS). GALS has small overheads for the global asynchronous communication and local clock generation. We propose methods to a) evaluate the benefits of GALS and account for its overheads, which can be used as the basis for partitioning the system into optim

The transforming leader : The characterization of Jesus as leader in Matthew’s call narratives and its implications for pastoral leadership today

The first part of this paper discusses how Jesus is presented as a leader in the call narratives in the Gospel of Matthew (4.18–22). By making use of a biographical-narrative reading of Matthew, which takes the biographical genre seriously and pays attention to the narrative development of the story, and modern understanding of leadership, mainly by making use of transformational leadership theori

Phylogenetic position of Silene sect. Elisanthe

Assessment of frequency and functional properties of DC subsets in peripheral blood from healthy and allergic individuals

Spatial disparities and structural changes in Taiwan 1952-2006 (2008). Background Paper for WDR 2009 (World Bank)

Rebecca West’s Harriet Hume: Psychoanalysis and the Discourse of Sovereignty

Building on Michel Foucault’s (1976) argument that a grand narrative of sovereignty characterised the idea of government and permeated entire systems of thought in the twentieth century, this paper asks whether Freudian psychoanalysis is also embedded within the same meta-discourse. Drawing on psychoanalytic accounts of Rebecca West’s work (Varney, 2000; Bonikowski, 2005) which tend to focus on We

Achieving the good life through electrical stimulation? Deep brain stimulation and depression - means, ends and ethics

Experimentally determined respiratory tract deposition of diesel engine exhaust particles - comparison between healthy subjects and subjects with COPD

Numerical model for turbulent diffusion flames with applications

Analytical On-Body Propagation Models for the Channel around the Body based on Attenuation of Creeping Waves over an Elliptical Surface

Wireless wearable medical devices located on the opposite side of the body communicate through creeping waves. The creeping waves undergo exponential attenuation with distance. Hence, an analytical propagation model is useful to estimate the link loss for a reliable link. In this document, we have presented analytical link loss models for the wireless propagation channel between the devices locate

Computation Pattern Identification for Instruction Set Extensions Implemented as Reconfigurable Hardware

Charged particle angular correlations from leading photons at RHIC

From the Stars and Back : The Journey Motif in Carl Sagan's Cosmos and Peter Nilson's Stjärnvägar

Problem med lösningar till kvantmekanik fördjupnings kurs

Do open-ended survey questions on migration motives create coder variability problems?

Contemporary research on migration has benefi ted from adopting a variety of methodological approaches and different sources of information to provide answers to the ever-recurring question of why people migrate. Yet, when it comes to central methods used for researching migration motives, progress appears to have been slow. This paper focuses on surveys to research migration motives using self-ad