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Combined effects on concrete exposed to mechanical load and environmentally induced strains
Technology, Institutions and Allocation of Time in Swedish Households 1920-1990
The modernisation of Swedish households during the twentieth century prompted a considerable productivity growth in household production, which reduced the time input for a fixed volume of routine household work by about 35 per cent 1920-1990. Much of that time was gradually transferred to the labour market, but no evidence can be found for an increase in leisure time. What has been termed a “Cowa
Learning by Asking – Inquiry Based Learning
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Torque Limited Path Following by On-Line Trajectory Time Scaling
Musik med tåga
Studier av atomspektra i infrarött
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Novel approaches towards growth and processing of NW-arrays for LED and solar applications
Themis v. Fa: judicial independence in P.R. China
Development of Empirical Equations to Predict Sweating Skin Surface Temperature for Thermal Manikins in Warm Environments.
Clothing evaporative resistance is one of the most important parameters for clothing comfort. The clothing evaporation resistance can be measured on a sweating guarded hotplate, a sweating thermal manikin or a human subject. The sweating thermal manikin gives the most accurate value on evaporative resistance of the whole garment ensemble compared to the other two methods. The determination of clot
Compensating the Losers: Trade and the Welfare State Since World War II
Harp, gender and orchestra
Med yrkeslivet som utsiktspunkt
"Love and Journalism": Unsynchronized Modernities
Analysis of the film "Kärlek och journalistik" (1916) by Mauritz Stiller.
Vårt pedagogiska credo - de mellanmänskliga relationernas betydelse för lärandet
Uncertainty and Value Appropriation: An Assessment of Resource-based Theory
This paper addresses the notion of uncertainty in resource-based theory by examining value appropriation as a cause of profit differentials among firms. It is shown that assumptions made within resource-based theory concerning the level of uncertainty in factor and product markets challenges the theory’s internal consistency and limits its ability to explain how economic value is distributed betwe