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Improvement of intensive care unit sound environment and analyses of consequences on sleep: an experimental study

Objective: Uninterrupted sleep is of vital importance for restoration and regaining health. In intensive care units (ICUs) where recovering and healing is crucial, patients' sleep often is fragmented and disturbed due to noise from activities from oneself, other patients, and alarms. The aim of our study was to explore if sleep could be improved by modifying the sound environment in a way that is

Tonal parameters and their communicative roles in declarative utterances in Russian

Checking Pipelined Distributed Global Properties for Post-silicon Debug

Entrepreneurship Education Initiatives: Does Active Learning really Make a Difference

Designing pipeline FFT processor for OFDM (de)modulation

The FFT processor is one of the key components in the implementation of wideband OFDM systems. Architectures with a structured pipeline have been used to meet the fast, real-time processing demand and low-power consumption requirement in a mobile environment. Architectures based on new forms of FFT, the radix-2i algorithm derived by cascade decomposition, is proposed. By exploiting the spatial reg

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The endgame of Christiania: a tale about space wars in the neo-liberal city

Strategic Alignment i en icke affärsdriven verksamhet

Enastående studie i mänsklig förnedring

Two Flavors of 4kb Standard-Cell Based Subvt Memory in 65 nm CMOS

Ultra-low power (ULP) biomedical implants and sensor nodes typically require small memories of a few kb, while previous work on reliable subthreshold (sub-VT) memories targets several hundreds of kb. Standard-cell based memories (SCMs) are a straightforward approach to realize robust sub- VT storage arrays and fill the gap of missing sub-VT memory compilers. This paper presents an ultra-low-leakag

Risky games? A theoretical approach to burden sharing in the asylum field

Drawing on a game‐theoretical background, this article seeks to develop an analytical framework for explaining the problems an international lawmaker is faced with when crafting norms on the sharing of protective burdens in the asylum field, and to apply this framework to selected problems of burden‐sharing in EU asylum and migration policies. It focuses on the category of risk and casts burden‐sh

Generation, characterisation and deposition of spherical and agglomerated model metal particles for protein corona and toxicological studies.

LDPC Convolutional Codes versus QC LDPC Block Codes in Communication Standard Scenarios

Synthesis of a Smart PID Controller Using Expert System Techniques

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The giant E1 resonance for deformed nuclei

Riseberga Restoration Project

This project is designed as a typical consultancy work for Environmental Engineering students at the Faculty of Engineering (LTH), Lund University, Sweden. It gives students a feeling of a possible future work by being a practical training in solving a complex environmental problem involving hydrological and ecological challenges. Additionally, the project work provides training of critical thinki

An Intelligent Surveillance System

This paper presents the outline, goal, achievements,and work in progress of the hardware image processing projectat the Digital-ASIC group at Lund institute of technology (LTH).The project attempts to automate a surveillance system for indoormonitoring. This includes motion segmentation, image filtering,feature extraction, tracking, and classification. Hardware accel-erators for segmentation and f

Food Security, agricultural technology and policy – the case of maize in sub-Saharan Africa