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Sustainability of irrigated agriculture under salinity pressure – A study in semiarid Tunisia
In semiarid and arid Tunisia, water quality and agricultural practices are the major contributing factors to the degradation of soil resources threatening the sustainability of irrigation systems and agricultural productivity. Nowadays, about 50% of the total irrigated areas in Tunisia are considered at high risk for salinization. The aim of this thesis was to study soil management and salinity re
Common evolutionary origin of alpha 2-macroglobulin and complement components C3 and C4
A comparison of the sequence of the subunit of human alpha 2-macroglobulin (alpha 2M; 1451 amino acid residues) with that of murine complement component pro-C3 (1639 amino acid residues) reveals eight extended regions of sequence similarity. These regions contain between 19% and 31% identically placed residues and account for 75% and 67%, respectively, of the polypeptide chains of alpha 2M and pro
Implementation Issues for acoustic echo cancellers
The high computational complexity of acoustic echo cancellation algorithms requires application specific implementations to sustain real time signal processing with affordable power consumption. This is especially true for systems where a delayless approach is considered important, e.g. wireless communication systems. The proposed paper presents architectural considerations to reach a feasible har
Incentives, impacts and behavioural issues in the context of payment for ecosystem services programmes: Lessons for REDD+
Promoting social inclusion through good practice in music education
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Employment forms and employment protection by means of Swedish legislation. Work life and EU enlargement
Fabrication of nanoparticles by aerosol techniques
Comparing Ordinal and Ratio Scale Data in Requirements Prioritisation
The importance of prioritising requirements is widely recognised. A number of different techniques for prioritising requirements have been proposed, some based on an ordinal scale, others on a ratio scale. Different scales provide different levels of information, e.g. the ratio scale is richer than the ordinal scale. This paper aims to investigate the difference in information and aim to find ways
Constitutive relations, dissipation and reciprocity for the Maxwell equations in the time domain
The main goal of this paper is to establish general constitutive relations for the electromagnetic fields E,D,B and H in a time domain setting. The four basic assumptions of the medium are linearity, invariance to time translations, causality and continuity. These four assumptions imply that the constitutive relations are convolutions of Riemann-Stieltjes type. A review of the classifi- cation of
Is Borg perceived exertion scale a useful indicator of muscular and cardiovascular load in blue-collar workers with lifting tasks?
Empirical Essays on Health and Human Capital
This thesis includes one introductory chapter and three independent papers. The first paper adds to the broad literature regarding the effect of alcohol consumption on educational attainment. Given that no consensus exists in the literature regarding this paper adds to the literature by analyzing the effect of alcohol consumption on educational attainment using a life cycle approach. In addition
Marketing Collaborations of International SMEs: Implications for Performance
The glioma cell edge - winning by engulfing the enemy?
Malignant glioma and glioblastoma multiforme form the largest group of highly malignant brain tumours, for which there is yet no definitive cure. Different approaches to treatment have been tried, in vain or with minimal benefit for the patient. In addition to surgery, radiation and chemotherapy, immunotherapy aiming at evoking an inflammatory reaction against the tumour itself has been tried. Imm
Influence of temperature on δ-hydride habit plane in α-Zirconium
Evaluation of a CRM System Implementation in China
Field trials with in-car speed limiter.
Effects of an in-car speed limiter were investigated in three European countries, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden representing different regions and driving cultures. The study was carried out in urban and surrounding areas. Most of the European speed limit categories, ranging from 30 km/h to 120 km/h were included. The effects of the limiter were greatest in free driving conditions outside plat