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Law and reform in Morocco
Morocco has for twenty years been in what is officially described as a transition to democracy. During the former king Hassan II negotiations with the opposition resulted in two constitutional reforms and a new government in 1998 dominated by the former opposition parties. In the 2000s two important law reforms were made: a new law of personal status in 2004 and a new constitution in 2011. The new
Performance and efficiency evaluation of FPGA controlled IPMSM under dynamic loading
This paper presents an improved synthetic loading method to measure the performance of an interior permanent magnet synchronous machine (IPMSM). A complete analysis of torque-, flux-, and efficiency-maps are done by means of a vector controlled drive implemented with in a field programmable gate array (FPGA). The measurements are compared to results from Finite Element Analysis (FEA). A key featur
An Approach to Adaptive Control Using Real Time Identification
An adaptive controller consisting of a real time identifier and a minimum variance regulator is discussed. The identification is done by augmenting the state with the unknown parameters of the process. This usually leads to a non-linear filtering problem. By choosing a model of special structure the problem can, however, be reduced to a linear problem. The control law is derived using stochastic o
Bit-Serial Approach Moves DT-CNN into Real-Time
The Cellular Neural Network provides an interesting template for non-linear signal processing. It is essentially based on 2nd-order (reaction / diffusion) differential equations. Harrer and Nossek have introduced the discrete-time equivalent that paves the ground for digital implementation. The interconnect requirements seem to have made it impossible to realistically implement this model. More th
Value Creation and Structural Change during the Third industrial Revolution. The Swedish Economy from a Vertical Perspective.
Popular Abstract in English The conventional approach to the analysis of structural change is to apply a horizontal perspective on the economy. This means that sectors are studied in isolation. By the integration of two strands of literature on structural change and the role of technology, evolutionary economics and input-output economics, this thesis applies a vertical perspective on the economy This thesis analyses structural changes and the role of technology in the Swedish economy since the 1970s. With the attention directed towards interdependencies between sectors, a vertical perspective is applied on the economy. This contrats to the most often used horizontal perspective, in which individual sectors, such as manufacturing and services, are studied in isolation. With an integration
The Brussels/Lugano lis pendens rule and the ”Italian Torpedo”
Causal content of information and decision-making
Premiär för en ny baltistansk tidning
DNA-mediated fusion of lipid vesicles
Path Following for a Flexible Joint Robot
Social Capital, Collective Action and NGOs - A research agenda
Schur's complement approach in computational plasticity
Epistemic and evidential constructions in stance-taking : A quantitative discourse approach
The cloning of a rapidly evolving seminal-vesicle-transcribed gene encoding the major clot-forming protein of mouse semen
Approximately 30 kb of the mouse genome, containing the gene for a major seminal vesicle transcript, has been cloned. The gene was identified by the similarity to members of a family with rapidly evolving genes that includes the gene encoding the major clot protein in rat semen, SVS II, and the human semenogelin genes. The nucleotide sequence of 16.9 kb was determined; this sequence encompasses th
How Profitable is Really Capital Structure Arbitrage?
Resolution of complex ultrasound echoes by least square fitting to multiple unit echoes.
Leading academic teachers – a practice in need of a scholarship
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Neuropeptides in cerebrospinal fluid of patients with Alzheimer's disease and dementia with frontotemporal lobe degeneration
The two major primary degenerative dementias, dementia of Alzheimer type (DAT) and frontal lobe degeneration of non-Alzheimer type (FLD) have several clinical features in common but also many symptoms that differ. In a clinical material of 80 patients with either of the two forms of dementia (DAT = 39, FLD = 41) we have studied the levels of neuropeptides in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in order