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Logistics Management from a Complexity Perspective
The aim of this paper is to discuss the implications a complexity perspective may have on the management of logistics. The CLM definition of logistics management is used as a base to address the implications a complexity perspective has on the logistics discipline. A framework is developed to assess the logistics complexity based on significant properties (structure, dynamics and adaptation) on th
Digitala objekt/digitala bilder
Om hur datorbaserade objekt möter konstvärlden och hur de möjligen kan tas upp som konstobjekt.
Becoming Street Smart. Reflections on Solidarity and Knowledge
This chapter discusses the term solidarity in relation to knowledge, and the existing tension between a vital women’s movement on the one hand, and a feminist academic theory on the other. The raise of a highly capitalist and neoliberal notion of feminism, a sort of “free market feminism” is restricting and limiting the space for solidarity in feminist politics and theory. Jodi Dean’s term reflexi
Long-term follow-up after otitis media in childhood
Popular Abstract in Swedish Bakgrund: Öroninflammation är vanligt förekommande i barnaåren. De flesta barn har haft minst en episod med akut varig öroninflammation (AOM) och/eller en period med vätska i mellanörat (SOM) före skolstart. De flesta får enstaka episoder, frekvensen av AOM avtar i 2-års åldern och frekvensen av SOM avtar före skolstart. Efter en AOM episod är det vanligt att man under Objective: Most preschool children have suffered from at least one episode of acute otitis media (AOM) and/or secretory otitis media (SOM). Some children have frequent AOM episodes and/or prolonged and recurrent episodes of secretory otitis media (SOM). The long-term out-come and sequelae are not fully clarified. Subjects and methods: Out of a birth cohort followed to the age of 3 years, 12 child
On the burst error detecting and erasure correcting capabilities of convolutional codes
In this paper it is shown how a convolutional code can be used either to detect errors or to correct erasures. The erasure correction is related to the error detection. Using the active burst distance lower bounds on the error and erasure correction as well as error detection are obtained for convolutional codes.
1-hexene autoignition control by prior reaction with ozone
Transportbeteende och miljö. Betydelsen av kunskap och attityder
Runristare idag - Om vikingatida identitet
The text discusses the phenomenon of modern rune carvers within the Nordic countries. The article illuminates the purposes and different meanings connected to the act of rune carving in our time. It is concluded that the shaping of identity in close relation to visions of past times is an important part of the rune carving activities of today.
Forskning på stamceller - etiska aspekter.
Att forma vår framtid. Bioteknikens möjligheter och problem
Analysis of Self-Pressurization Phenomenon in a Cryogenic Fluid Storage Tank With VOF Method
The self-pressurization phenomenon is studied numerically with the Volume of Fluid (VOF) method in a cryogenic fluid tank. Heat and mass transfer modelling is used for the phase change calculation at the interface. Transient simulations of the vaporization and pressure rise in a cylindrical liquid hydrogen tank are performed. The computations are carried out by using the CFD software package, Ansy
From ICT-machine determinism to a socio-ICT organic design of knowledge sharing systems
Polarization Vision
Polarization vision is the ability of animals to detect the oscillation plane of the electric field vector of light (E-vector) and use it for behavioral responses. This ability is widespread across animal taxa but is particularly prominent within invertebrates, especially arthropods. Polarized light can be either used implicitly for enhancing image contrast and for adding another dimension to the
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Hur Kensingtonstenen skapar historia
Sustainability and survival – analysing examination processes as conditions for students’ and teachers’ work in higher education
Circumventing circumscribed neoliberalism: The 'system switch' in Swedish housing
Ergonomic Evaluation of Two Different Locations of the Scales in a Supermarket Checkout System
The aim of this pilot study was to ergonomically evaluate the effect of the location of the scales in a supermarket checkout system. A location of the scales to the left of the cashier was compared with a location under the conveyor belt. Two cashiers were videotaped while working with the two scale locations, in both sitting and standing working postures. Analysis of the video tapes was performed
