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Why do we often get biological growth on thin rendering on thermal insulation constructions?

If one takes a closer look at almost any building facade one will find biological growth. Although this can be seen as an integral part of an antique building, for modern buildings it is in most cases seen as an aesthetical problem. All building facades will most likely be discolored by biological growth by time, but in Sweden we have had many cases of newly built rendered facades that have been d

Discourse markers and the segmentation of spontaneous speech - The case of Swedish men 'but/and/so'

Prosodic and lexical correlates of ‘clause-like’ and ‘paragraph-like’ boundaries associated with the Swedish discourse marker men ‘but/and/so’ are examined. Men-tokens in spontaneous monologues were labelled as to their boundary-status, first using text-only data. The ‘strong’ tokens (labelled identically by all labellers) were subsequently seen to be correlated with clear differences in the proso

Classroom interaction engendered by different form-and-accuracy exercises with advanced students

Classroom interaction engendered by different form-and-accuracy exercises with advanced students This presentation focuses on the impact of two different kinds of form-and-accuracy grammar exercises on teacher-student classroom interaction with advanced Swedish-speaking L2 users of English. The purpose is to explore whether the exercises lead to a) the same amount and type of interaction, and b)

Structured time observation of human modelling tool users' activites

Most statements regarding human modeling tools efficiency are based on perceived time. No structured time observation of task activities performed by a simulation engineers working with the tools are previous performed. The aim of the study is to identify digital human modelling tool users’ activates and measure the time distribution of the activities. Furthermore, measured time distribution is co