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The role of multilateral environmental agreements in armed conflict: “green keeping” in Virunga Park - applying the UNESCO World Heritage Convention in the armed conflict of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Unscrambling nomological machines (2001-06-19)
This paper is an attempt to further our understanding of mechanisms conceived of as ontologically separable from laws. What opportunities are there for a mechanistic perspective to be independent of, or even more fundamental than, a law perspective?
Hearing Christ Proclaimed: Mapping the Aural Features of John 1:19–51
In the ancient world, writings were routinely delivered orally by trained lectors. An important task for the lector was to give voice to the silent, close-knit lines of scriptio continua manuscripts. This was made possible by the fact that the oral structure and aural character were encoded into the text. This paper analyzes the sound structure of John 1:19–51 and identifies what aural features w
Are high-pt pions suppressed in Pb+Pb collisions at root (sNN) = 17.3 GeV?
Gradient methods for iterative distributed control synthesis
In this paper we present a gradient method to iteratively update local controllers of a distributed linear system driven by stochastic disturbances. The control objective is to minimize the sum of the variances of states and inputs in all nodes. We show that the gradients of this objective can be estimated distributively using data from a forward simulation of the system model and a backward simul
Recursive State Estimation for Linear Systems with Mixed Stochastic and Set-Bounded Disturbances
Recursive state estimation is considered for discrete time linear systems with mixed process and measurement disturbances that have stochastic and (convex) set-bounded terms. The state estimate is formed as a linear combination of initial guess and measurements, giving an estimation error of the same mixed type (and causing minimal interference between the two kinds of error). An ellipsoidal over-
Rendering Culture and Multi-Targeted Ethnography in Applied Contexts
In this paper our objective is to discuss the manner in which our engagement with applied cultural analysis has spurred us to reassess a number of fundamental underlying concepts and practices of ethnological and anthropological work. The paper opens by explaining how our engagement with applied research (and education) has changed our conceptual framing of ethnography and inspired us to new theor
Application of System Identification Techniques to the Determination of Ship Dynamics
Core Inflation - Why the Fed got it Wrong
This paper introduces a new estimate of core inflation. Core inflation is a real time estimate of monetary inflation. Most existing core inflation estimate do not account for persistent relative price changes and are therefore likely to be poor estimates of the underlying monetary inflation rate. The proposed core inflation estimate estimates core inflation by first estimating the inflation signal
Spatial diffusion of social organizing: Modeling trade union growth in Sweden, 1890-1940
We develop a model to analyze the growth of social organizations as a spatially nested mixed-influence diffusion process. Drawing on gravity models and threshold models, we split the social system into social units and model the diffusion process as a system of differential equations. The diffusion of a new organizational form in a social unit is a function of an internal process within the unit a
Mortality and Social Class in Four Scanian Parishes, 1766-1865
Cross-Boundary Management in High Touch Services
In the name of Equality
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A new isolated, output filter free DC-AC converter topology
Simulation of Networked Control Systems Using TrueTime
This paper gives a brief introduction to the TrueTime simulator and then gives several examples on how TrueTime can be used to simulate networked control systems. Among the examples are time-triggered and event-based networked control and AODV routing in wireless ad-hoc networks.
Quality of life in spite of an unpredictable future: the next of kin of patients with multiple sclerosis.
Patenting human DNA sequences in Europe and the US - A comparative analysis of patentability requirements for nucleic acid sequences with special emphasis on novelty and inventive step
DNA is presently at the centre of a storm. On the one hand, the breathtaking development of DNA related sciences during the last decades led to a technological and medical revolution. Due to the far reaching possibilities connected to this technology, it is the focus of many people’s interest and one source of the hope that one day we will find cures for terrible illnesses. Unsurprisingly, DNA rel