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After Capitalism: Cyborgism
This second digital edition includes my research from 2013 until November 2015. There are many important changes from de first version. This version introduces the Technocratic Mode of Production based on the exploitation of the consumers. It includes a complete description of the cyborg society as it is today, the new castes that constitute it and the economic acts that regulate the new Mode of P
Rockin´ the Borders. Rock Music and Social, Cultural and Political Change
Vertical Integration of decision relevant production information into IT-Systems of manufacturing companies
Labour law, pension norms and the EU ban on age discrimination: Towards ultimate flexibilisation?
Tourists and Global Environmental Change: A Possible Scenario in Relation to Nature and Authenticity
The aim of this chapter is to discuss global environmental change (GEC) through the social construction of nature and notions of authenticity. We will discuss the social construction of nature in a specific context, namely that of different kinds of nature-based tourism. The argument will revolve around what we perceive as a shift in focus from the image of nature as thing to nature as experience,
Human Glandular Kallikrein 2
Human glandular kallikrein 2 (hK2) is a serine protease, which is predominantly expressed by the prostate gland and found in seminal plasma at mean levels of 6 mg/ml. It has 79% amino acid sequence identity with prostate-specific antigen (PSA or hK3). The aim of this work was to produce hK2 by recombinant expression technologies in order to study its biochemical and biological properties and its
Bioenergy in Ukraine: Sustainable pathways for bioenergy development
Ukraine has significant potential for bioenergy. Biomass can supply 1 EJ/year or 18% in the country’s energy balance. The major part of this is formed by agricultural residues and energy crops. Annually nearly 175 PJ can be derived from straw, which is currently not used elsewhere. At present the biofuels sector in Ukraine is not established although a number of initiatives have emerged. Biomass s
Cost-Effectiveness and Heterogeneity: Using Finite Mixtures of Disease Activity Models to Identify and Analyze Phenotypes
Heterogeneity in patient populations is an important issue in health economic evaluations, as the cost-effectiveness of an intervention can vary between patient subgroups, and an intervention which is not cost-effective in the overall population may be cost-effective in particular subgroups. Identifying such subgroups is of interest in the allocation of healthcare resources. Our aim was to develop
"Jag bor vid ett rastställe-" Hjalmar Gullbergs skånska landskap, Dikt - Bild - Ton
Plant community assembly during succession from arable fields to semi-natural grassland
Popular Abstract in Swedish Vi vill bevara naturbetesmarker och deras skönhet, vilken bland annat utgörs av de olika växtarter som förekommer där. Men idag finns det tyvärr inte många betesmarker kvar. Naturbetesmarkerna har under de senaste två sekelerna försvunnit på grund av ökad eller minskad markanvändning, där betesmarker blivit omvandlade till antingen åkermark eller skog. Bristen på betesmLarge areas of grazed, species rich semi-natural grassland were lost in Europe during the last two centuries and as a consequence led to decreases in grassland specialist species. Therefore, today the “restoration” of grassland on previously arable fields is recommended for the protection of grassland specialists. Even “substitute habitats” for lost grasslands are discussed as temporary alternativ
Induced tissue displacement in magnetomotive ultrasound imaging - simulations and experiments
Magnetomotive ultrasound imaging is an emerging technique where superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles can be used as an ultrasound contrast agent. A time-varying external magnetic field acts to move the particles lodged in tissue, and ultrasound is used to detect the resulting tissue movement. In phantom studies we have observed opposite phase motion next to regions containing nanoparticles.
Oxidative Degradation of Polyethylene - A Cause of Off-flavour
Polyethylene is the most frequently used polymer material in food packaging today. The polymer is often processed by film extrusion and extrusion coating between 250°C and 325°C. Although polyethylene has high thermal stability some degradation takes place and the degradation products formed will migrate to the packed food, which will give food off-flavour tastes when consumed. With an increase in
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Abstract in Norwegian Hva mener vi når vi sier at noe er rettferdig eller likt fordelt? Statsvitere søker svar på slike store spørsmål – om krig og fred, rett og urett, miljø og global ressursfordeling. Men statsvitere interesserer seg også for det mer lokale og hverdagslige. Hvorfor stemte folk som de gjorde i forrige lokalvalg? Hvorfor er det av og til så vanskelig å gjennomføre politiske beslut
Measurement requirements and performance criteria for data acquisition in gas turbine engine testing
Dynamic modeling of the thermal performance of district heating pipelines
The main objective of this paper is to develop a proven model which allows the study of the non-stationary effects in district heating systems, which are associated with time lag, between heat generation and the final consumption of the heat. A finite element model was developed which incorporates one-dimensional fluid elements together with thermal elements sets. This enables a description of the
Islamismens idéhistoria. Från Napoleon till Usama bin Ladin
Acoustic noise prediction in a vector controlled induction machine
The deterministic approach for the prediction of noise in electrical machines is generally based on the use of FEM/BEM models. Mechanical and electromagnetic properties included in these models, such as the damping or the BH curve, are difficult to estimate, compromising the accuracy in the noise prediction. Simulations showed that a 10% increase in the saturated part of the BH curve results in an
Bolt, Robert (1924-1995)
Dynamic Modeling Of A Solid Oxide Fuel Cell System In Modelica
In this study a dynamic model of a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) system has been developed. The work has been conducted in a cooperation between the Department of Energy Sciences, Lund University, and Mode Ion AB using the Modelica language and the Dymola modeling and simulation tool. Modelica is an equation based, object oriented modeling language, which promotes flexibility and reuse of code. The
