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Studies on growth of the small intestine have mostly concentrated on crypt hyperplasia rather than crypt fission (CF). The process of crypt bifurcation has been identified in rodents and humans but not in swine. The main aims of this study were: 1) to investigate quantitatively crypt fission in the small intestine mucosa of pigs of different age-groups and 2) to assess the effect of colostrum and

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We study the properties of impersonal null-subjects, in particular in Icelandic, exploring the idea that such elements are constructed in syntax (rather than being lexical pronouns deleted in PF). In addition, we discuss the cross-linguistic distribution of impersonal null-subjects.

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Enflo K. and Hjertstrand P. Relative sources of European regional productivity convergence: a bootstrap frontier approach, Regional Studies. This paper addresses the issue of Western European regional productivity growth and convergence by means of data envelopment analysis (DEA), decomposing labour productivity into efficiency change, technical change and capital accumulation. The decomposition s

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Abstract in UndeterminedSmall-scale distributed generators connected tothe low voltage network are generally operated with unitypower factor. However, controlling their reactive powerinjection would have an impact on the voltage at theirconnection point, if the network is sufficiently weak andinductive. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how asmall-scale distributed generator connected to

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Abstract in Polish Można rzec, że przy tworzeniu archiwum przez konkretne instytucje wybór oprogramowania to kwestia mniej istotna w porównaniu z tym, czym jest przekonanie pracowników naukowych do umieszczania swoich prac repozytorium. Namówienie autorów do samoarchiwizowania tekstów w archiwach jest wielkim wyzwaniem, jednak nie mniej ważny jest wybór oprogramowania, który poważnie wpływa na jegOne could argue that the choice of software is a minor issue when setting up an institutional repository and that the big task is the one that follows, namely to induce the researchers to actually add their publications to the archive. It is true that getting the researchers to actually use the archive is the big challenge no matter what software you are using. Even so the choice of software and w

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Oral performances of written texts were a common feature in the Greek and Roman world of the first-century CE. Poetry and prose writings were orally delivered by trained lectors in public as well as in private settings. The various performances were affected by commonly held conventions of delivery (as described by e.g. Whitney Shiner, Proclaiming the Gospel, and William David Shiell, Reading Acts