Less is more? Advanced learners' knowledge of a high-frequency polysemous verb

Understanding Communicative Signs by Children and Chimpanzees

Doing Normalcy. Attractive interactions for teenage boys with disabilities

The contemporary expansion of diagnoses is a well-known phenomenon. What is rarely investigated, however, are people’s subtle ways of deconstructing medical stigmas in everyday interactions. This article, based on an ethnographic study of a recreational activity for teenage boys with diverse diagnoses and disabilities (for instance, Asperger’s syndrome, ADHD, and cerebral pares), shows how a de-st

On MB OFDM-UWB channel estimation

Towards prevention of myopia

Reply to Kvanvig on the Swamping Problem

Environmental communication and competitiveness: A case study of the car industry

Planting Trees to Mitigate Climate Change. Contested Discourses of Market Efficiency, Planetary Carbon Control and Civic Participation

New physical limitations in scattering and antenna problems

The extinction cross section integrated over all frequencies is shown to be related to the electric and magnetic polarizability dyadics by exploiting the analytic properties of the forward scattering dyadic. This identity can be used threefold: 1) in scattering theory to bound the total scattering properties of an arbitrary scatterer, 2) in antenna theory to derive new physical limitations on ante

Ethical values in personal assistance: narratives of people with disabilities.

Grafchart and Batch Recipe Structures

The paper presents how Grafchart can be used to implement batch recipe structures. Grafchart, a toolbox based on Grafcet/SFC, object-oriented programming constructs and ideas from high-level Petri nets, is presented in the paper. Grafchart exists in two versions, one basic version and one high-level version. By using the different features of Grafchart in various ways, recipes can be given differe

Relative Risk Values of Non-fatal Traffic Injuries. A Comparison Between Contingent Valuation, Risk-Risk Trade-Off and Standard Gamble Methods

Friend or Foe? Contemporary Debates on Islam among Swedish Right-Wing Radicals

Can venepuncture reduce the pain of PKU-sampling in neonates? A randomised study.

Mechano-sorptive experiments perpendicular to grain under tensile and compressive loads.

Developing Internal Crisis Communication: New Practices for Communication Professionals

Musikaliskt lärande och skapande i orgelimprovisation

Probing the electronic and optical properties of quantum cascade lasers under operating conditions

We report the realisation of spectroscopic broadband transmission experiments on quantum cascade lasers (QCLs) under continuous wave operating conditions for drive currents up to laser threshold. This technique allows, for the first time, spectroscopic study of light transmission through the waveguide of QCLs in a very broad spectral range (λ~1.5-12 μm), limited only by the detector response and b

Assessing feasibility of hydropeacebuilding in the Jordan River Basin using serious gaming and a human ecosystem approach

Speaking in a Situation : Ovid and the Ethopoeia

The Augustan poet Ovid (43 BC – AD 17/18) is mentioned by Seneca the elder for his oratorical skills as a school boy. If we are to believe Seneca, Ovid excelled to such a degree that he even surpassed his teachers. He took special interest in exercises concerning ethos, and is said to have transferred what he learned into his own verse. The influence from rhetorical training is indeed visible in O