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Science Fiction vs. Fiction Science: On the 'Principle of Genre Convention' as an Exploration Rule for Fictional Worlds
Effects of sediment storage conditions on pigment analyses
Sediment pigments as an indicator of water column and benthic processes have become widely used during the last decades. However, the effect of different storage and handling conditions on the accuracy of sediment pigment analyses has not been adequately evaluated. This can potentially make comparisons between studies difficult and, at worst, call into question the validity of some studies. Even t
Din tro eller min? Religionskunskap för gymnasieskolan, Kurs B
Lärobok i religionskunskap för gymnasieskolan, fortsättningskurs
Dikten och ögat
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Attracting and retaining science students.
Recognizing phrase and utterance as prosodic units in non-tonal dialects of Kammu
This paper presents a study of prosodic phras-ing in a non-tonal dialect of Kammu, a Mon-Khmer language spoken in Northern Laos. Prosodic phrasing is seen as correlated with syntactic and informational structures, and the description is made referring to these two lev-els. The material investigated comprises sen-tences of different lengths and syntactic struc-tures, uttered by seven male speakers.
Mobility Management in Wireless Mesh Networks
A multivariate genetic analysis of specific phobia, separation anxiety and social phobia in early childhood
Background: Comorbidity amongst anxiety disorders is very common in children as in adults and leads to considerable distress and impairment, yet is poorly understood. Multivariate genetic analyses can shed light on the origins of this comorbidity by revealing whether genetic or environmental risks for one disorder also influence another. We examined the genetic and environmental influences on the
Priorities and overload control in OSA
An Open Service Access (OSA) gateway is modelled in a multi application environment. Also, an overload control mechanism is proposed. The mechanism supports different time constraints and priorities for the applications. By simulations it is shown how the proposed overload control works during different load conditions in the modelled environment.
A study of Flow and Mixing in Bubbly Gas-Liquid Pipe Flow Generated by a Grid
Potential Architecture for Future Generation "Green" Wireless Base Station
Current radio frequency power amplifiers (PAs) in 3G base stations have very high power consumption leading to a hefty cost and negative environmental impact. In this paper, we propose a potential architecture design for future wireless base station. Issues associated with components of the architecture are investigated. A comparison of PA with pulse width modulation drive and PA with envelope eli
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of the Germinal Centre Reaction
The humoral immune response to a T cell dependent protein antigen will over time generate antibodies with an increased affinity to the antigen. This is due to a process known as affinity maturation and proceeds in a, for this purpose, well designed micro-milieu within secondary lymphoid organs known as germinal centres. The increase in affinity of an antibody in, e.g. mouse and man is due mainly t
Distances between Requirements Engineering and Later Software Development Activities: A Systematic Map
[Context and Motivation] The main role of requirements engineering (RE) is to guide development projects towards implementing products that will appeal to customers. To effectively achieve this RE needs to be coordinated with and clearly communicated to the later software development activities. [Question/Problem] Communication gaps between RE and other development activities reduce coordination a
Tradis och funkis : svensk språkvård och språkpolitik efter 1800
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Low power 0.18μm CMOS dual-band front-end
A dual-band CMOS front-end was designed and fabricated in a 0.18 μm CMOS process. The front-end employs a common-gate low noise amplifier (LNA) with capacitive cross coupling (CCC) technique and a passive mixer. The band selection is performed by switching a capacitor in and out of the LNA load, changing the resonance frequency between 2.2GHz and 4.0GHz. The measured noise figure is below 3.5dB fo
