Accusative and the Nom/Acc alternation in Germanic

Health Production

Security and the Protection of Women, Children, and Marginalized Groups against Violence, 1

A Comparison Between Eyesi Internal Scoring And Human-based Video Scoring In Virtual Reality Cataract Surgery Simulation

Social Mobility in Nineteenth Century Rural Sweden - A Micro Level Analysis

Preindustrial rural societies have often been pictured as stationary and immobile both geographically and socially. In the last decades this image has begun to change, especially as regards geographical mobility, while our knowledge of social mobility of rural preindustrial Europe is still rudimentary. This study focus on social attainment and mobility in a rural community of nineteenth century so

Analysis of Approximations to Dual Control

The dual control problem for time-varying or non-linear systems is inherently analytically and computationally untractable due to the demand of alternating minimizations and mean value computations. Hence, it has to be approached using approximations leading to suboptimal dual control. The core of the successful approximative controller is its ability to be able to consider future changes in the d

Nano-holes in thin gold film as a generic biosensor

•Demand and sales value considerations for differentiating the service levels.

Psychological momentum in handball

This doctoral dissertation deals with a phenomenon that is often referred to in sports, but still poorly understood from a scientific angle: psychological momentum (PM). No consensus has been agreed on how to label this phenomenon, and other terms such as momentum or behavioural momentum (BM) are often used interchangeably. In everyday language, PM can be explained by periods in a match where ever

δ13C – A useful tool of source characterization of the carbonaceous aerosol at rural measurement sites?

Enabling autonomy, participation, and well-being in old age: The home environment as a determinant for healthy ageing.

Support to informal caregivers caring for older people with dementia. An European Perspective

Methods for understanding the mobile user experience

Evaluating the user experience is often done in a laboratory. Methods for observing what happens in the wild are nonetheless being employed because they bring results that the traditional methods of evaluation do not yield. In this paper we describe and discuss methods used at our lab for understanding the mobile user experience. These methods range from quantitative to qualitative evaluation, and

Människa – miljö – aktivitet: Tillgänglighet, användbarhet, ”Design för alla” och den äldre befolkningens behov.

Design and implementation of object-oriented extensions to the Control Module language

A conservation law with point source and discontinuous flux function modelling continuous sedimentation.

Everyday student resistances in the Kurdish region of Iraq

The spectrum and term system of neutral titanium, Ti I

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Site-specific electronic structure of an oligo-ethylenedioxythiophene derivative probed by resonant photoemission

A short longitudinal study of foreign language vocabulary size – the case of advanced Swedish learners of English