Aspects of artificial neural networks : with applications in high energy physics
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The absence of women’s voices in Hofstede’s Cultural Consequences: A Postcolonial Reading
Along with the increasingly globalized business environment that we have witnessed over the past decades cross-culture management research has establish itself as an important research field with much of its inspiration coming from colonialism and a Western rational thinking. The legacy of colonialism and Western rationality is apparent in its engagement in research practices involving the essenti
Diffusion of Advanced Mobile Services: A Survey of Large Swedish Firms
Handelspolitiken och ursprungsreglerna
Att vara bekant med en knarkare - tankar kring ett prejudikat angående innehav av narkotika
Aging in place or relocation: -Changes in reasoning over time among very old people in two European countries.
Debating climate change on YouTube: a civic cultures framework for analysing video commentary
The Investment Process of CIM - Focussing the Dynamics of Technology and Business
Queer Theory in Sweden
This paper discusses queer theory and queerfeminist activism in Sweden today.
Ballistic Imaging of Transient Phenomena in Turbid Media
Ballistic imaging (BI) was developed as an optical diagnostic capable of ascertaining velocity and spatial information within dense sprays with relevance to liquid-fuel injection and combustion. This development includes a full model of light scattering within the complete imaging system, enabling the performance of the instrument to be examined, optimized and quantified. BI is a laser-based measu
The Subjective Difficulty of Tapping to a Slow Beat
Yellow Substance and Chlorophyll Monitoring in the Venice Lagoon using Remote Laser-induced Fluorescence
Spräckt budget hotar delar av MaxIV
Source reconstruction for radome diagnostics
A Pulse Technique for Control of Fed-batch Cultivations
Reflexive let-constructions in Swedish
Alexithymia in sleep disorder patients.
The purpose of the present study was to study associations between self-assessed alexithymia and sleep disorders. Five groups of patients with different sleep disorders were compared on the Toronto Alexithymia Scale (TAS-20). The prevalence of alexithymia, as defined by the cut-off score of TAS >60 was 17% among all patients, but differed among the groups: Primary Insomnia (PRI, n = 119) 6.7%, Ins