Identification Based on Asynchronously Sampled Data

Essential perimetry: The field analyzer primer

Mättnadseffekt för olika potatisprodukter i relation till blodsockersvar efter måltid respektive måltidssammansättning

Imperiets största kris

Alkylglucosides - physical chemical properties

The aim of this study is to characterise the physical-chemical properties of alkylglucosides. Alkylglucosides are non-ionic surfactants synthesized from glucose and a fatty alcohol. The glucose molecule constitutes the hydrophilic head group and the fatty alcohol constitutes the hydrophobic tail. The two parts are linked together with a glucoside bond. In nature, the building and breakage of a glu

A war of Words. A review of Muhammadgate

Learning through reflection: The role of mentorship in entrepreneurship education

Feministisk utrikespolitik, klimat och genus

Beyond Agamben's Noncitizen : Protesting Refugees on Their March Through Europe

Observer-Based Plasma Glucose Prediction in Type I Diabetes

Recent years’ progress in the development of Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) has made rich well-sampled glucose data readily available. Reliable, frequent measurements are of outmost importance for the emerging closed-loop control of diabetic plasma glucose. However, these sensors do not measure the variable of primary interest - plasma glucose, but a delayed signal - the interstitial glucose. T

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History of ‘yes’ and ‘no’: evidence from Proto-Uralic and beyond

Little is known the evolution of ‘yes’ and ‘no’ in human language, and in this paper, an attempt is made to make a first step in revealing how our ancestor came up with these words. Our analysis starts with Proto-Uralic, and then we compare its developmental path to other languages in the Indo-European family. It has been documented that in Proto-Uralic (ca. 4,000 BC) there existed e ‘no’, but not

One-way wave operators for nonstationary dielectrics

Propagation of transient electric and magnetic (TEM) pulses in nonstationary, linear, homogeneous, and isotropic dielectric and magnetic materials is investigated using an exact wave splitting. Key intrinsic properties are the index of refraction and the relative admittance, which are both temporal integral operators with kernels that depend on two time variables. In addition, the Sommerfeld forer

Gypsy Law: Non-state policing and Minority Rights in Scandinavia

Nanokunskapsturné under LTH - flagg

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Cornelius Rahmn's Kalmuck Dictionary

Reflectance difference studies of epitaxial growth

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Demand Patterns and Vertical Intra-Industry Trade: With Special Reference to North-South Trade