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The Middle Stone Age of Northern Zimbabwe. Perspectives from the excavations of two sites

Visual analysis of stance markers in online social media

Stance in human communication is a linguistic concept relating to expressions of subjectivity such as the speakers’ attitudes and emotions. Taking stance is crucial for the social construction of meaning and can be useful for many application fields such as business intelligence, security analytics, or social media monitoring. In order to process large amounts of text data for stance analyses, lin

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Evaluation of DSM Performance with Mixed DSL Services and Measured Crosstalk Channels

Numerical Study of Cellular Instability in Burner Stabilized Adiabatic Laminar Premixed Flames

The thesis deals with experiments and numerical simulations of adiabatic laminar premixed flames anchored to a heat-flux burner using different mixtures under various operating conditions. The aim is to obtain a better understanding of cellular instability in heat-flux burner anchored flames. Numerical and experimental studies were carried out to characterize the onset and the evolution of cellula

Electrical properties of three-terminal InAs nanowire junctions

Control of the drying section in a paper machine during a web break

A new control strategy for steam pressure control in the drying cylinders during web breaks is presented. The development is performed using a new physical model implemented in Matlab-Simulink. The goal of the control strategy is to obtain the same drying properties after the web break as before the web break as fast as possible.

Design of a Fast and Area Efficient Filter

Overview of Research Projects within Water and Wastewater Systems at IEA, Lund Institute of Technology, Sweden

Some starting points towards a critical feminist methodology

Design problems and optimization methods for core NGI - keynote speech

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Socioeconomic Status and Mortality during the Mortality Transition: A Micro-level Study of Age-specific Mortality in Rural Southern Sweden 1815-1894

This paper deals with socioeconomic differences in mortality among infants, children, adults, and elderly during the period of mortality decline in the nineteenth century. It uses multilevel Cox regression controlling for shared unobserved factors at the family level, and also compares the magnitude of the observed differences between socioeconomic groups with the impact of unobserved factors at f

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Different aspects of rotating odd-odd nuclei

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MODEL BASED ITERATIVE RECONSTRUCTION IMR GIVES POSSIBILITY TO EVALUATE THINNER SLICE THICKNESS THAN CONVENTIONAL ITERATIVE RECONSTRUCTION iDOSE4 – A PHANTOM STUDY

Sweden's Wealth Tax: Good or Bad for Economic Growth

Studier av atomspektra i vakuumultraviolett

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Maktutredningen: Vågar utredarna ifrågasätta ordningen?

Learning from the implementation of the Clean Water Act