Words, meanings and conceptions. What changes the process of learning.

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Betongens beständighet avgörs av dess kvalitet

Tunga joners energiförlust och spårbildning i fotografisk kärnemulsion

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Outcome of occupational therapy in a psychiatric day care unit for long-term mentally ill patients

En speciell typ av koronaurladdning vid positiv spets och dess användning som snabbt reagerande fuktighetsmätare

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The Importance of successful place integration for experienced health in very old age: A qualitative meta-synthesis.

Global Bifurcations in the Futura Pendulum

Adaptive Friction Compensation for Robot Manipulators

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Patch antennas on inhomogeneous substrates

Patch antennas on inhomogeneous substrates are analyzed with the stable FEM-FDTD hybrid method [T. Rylander and A. Bondeson, “Stable FEMFDTD hybrid method for Maxwell’s equations,” Comput. Phys. Comm. 125, 75 (2000)] and an analytic propagator technique. For inhomogeneous substrates with a fixed homogenized value of the permittivity, our results conjecture that a decrease of the permittivity in the

The Ritual Use of Wetlands during the Neolithic: A Local Study in Southernmost Sweden

Carbon stocks and fluxes in a young Siberian larch (Larix sibirica) plantation in Iceland

The understanding of how forests function with respect to carbon (C) balance and its interaction with the climate system is a fundamental question in climate change research. Another important question is how large the sink for CO2 is in northern forests and how it varies with forest type, management, stand age and with external factors, such as climate variability. According to the Kyoto Protocol

The Parish in the Audit Society

Frequency-Domain Properties of Kalman Filters

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Uppåkra, an Iron Age site with a long duration: internal and external perspectives

The Railroad and the Mir During the Stolypin Reform. Penza Province 1913. Cross Section Analysis

Physiological and behavioral responses in human fear of bears and wolves.

Research on human emotions towards large carnivores is often based on self-reported emotions. This study aimed to investigate physiological and behavioral responses to feared animals among people who say that they are fearful or not fearful of brown bear and wolf. Participants were recruited to be bear fearful only (n=8), fearful of both bear and wolves (n=15), or fearful of neither carnivore (n=1