Optimal Estimation of Hydraulic Conductivity and Boundary Condition under Steady-State Simulation

The first step of aquifer parameter and dependent variable estimation based on hydraulic modeling is generally to choose the best steady-state conditions for the set time period. This situation will occur when the hydraulic head variation for observed wells is at minimum. Therefore, the hydraulic gradient should be constant and mean recharge zero over the study area during the simulation (Graham a

Variational Segmentation using Dynamical Models for Rigid Motion

The incremental institutionalisation of corporate social responsibility : theoretical and methodological aspects

Proton induced x-ray emission

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Are bioclimatic models past their sell-by date?

The relationship between Thailand and Sri Lanka in the revival of bhikkhuni ordination

Krisen: Mats Friberg, Johan Galtung, Björn Hettne

Distributed averaging on digital erasure networks

Developing a “start kit” for doctoral students at a multi-disciplinary humanities department.

News on C-12 from Beta-Decay Studies

Ikaros: Building Cognitive Models for Robots.

The Depiction of Islam in Sweden

Turning barriers into potentials. Policy options for cross-border innovation spaces

Physical and chemical characterisation of PM emissions from two ships operating in European Emission Control Areas

Process induced subsurface deformation of Alloy 718 in relation to different cutting conditions

Merging Route Data and Cartographic Data

Routing is an interesting application for Location Based Services. In order to provide this application on the National Mapping Agencies’ cartographic data the routes must be provided by an external source. The integration of cartographic data and route data is somewhat problematic, why the problems and possible solutions are discussed.

Hepatic Uptake of Synthetic Human Gastrin I (1-17) in Humans

The Bio-Economy and the Competition State: Transcending the Dichotomy between Coordinated and Liberal Market Economies

Researchers’ blogging practices in two epistemic cultures: the scholarly blog as a situated genre

This paper presents a study of scholarly blogs. The aim is to gain an in-depth understanding of what characterizes blogging as part of the scholarly communication within epistemic cultures. A study was conducted of 16 scholarly blogs, from two different scientific areas. Eight blogs from high energy physics (HEP) and eight from digital history were closely followed. The analysis was made by employ

Interpretive Contexts and Deliberate Juxtaposition : Aspects of the Question of Use of the Book of Psalms in the Dead Sea Scrolls