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A variety of actors are involved throughout the lifecycle of a product. The lifecycle starts at the designer’s table, continues with the use of raw materials, processing, transportation, consumption, waste management and recycling. The increasing complexity of product chains is an argument for analysing actors and policy instruments throughout the lifecycle of products. Actors in this analysis are
Torbjörn Forslid & Anders Ohlsson, "Introduction: Literary Public Spheres" Patrik Lundell, "Participation, Representation and Media System: Habermasian Paths to the Past" Emma Eldelin, "An Amateur’s Raid in a World of Specialists? The Swedish Essay in Contemporary Public Debates" Ann Steiner, "Personal Readings and Public Texts: Book Blogs and Online Writing about Literature" Karin Sarsenov
Digital holography has some desirable properties for refractometry of microscopic objects since it gives phase and amplitude information of an object in all depths of focus from one set of exposures. The refractive index of the object can be determined by observation of the movements of the Becke lines between different focus depths. It is also shown that one single phase image provides an independ
