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The Enabler Concept, a basis for accessibility assessments.

Changes in the health status of the population

Communication in Games: The Role of Renegotiation and Bounded Rationality

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Humaniora ger läkarstudenter nytt perspektiv på kroppen

100 MeV race-track microtron/pulse-stretcher system

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Theory of electronic structure in nanowires

Relations between authentication codes and error-correcting codes

Theoretical studies and computer simulations of post-detection atmospheric turbulence compensation

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Ketamine for procedural pain relief in newborn infants

Multicultural crisis communication: Towards a social constructionist perspective

Innovation Barriers and Enablers that Affect Productivity in Uganda Building Industry

Abstract: The construction industry has of recent been blamed for lack of innovation. Lack of innovation in the industry is believed to be responsible for the decreasing or stagnant levels of productivity in comparison with other industries. This paper reviews the major barriers and enables to innovation in general. Propositions were made about the factors that affect innovation in the constructio

System Analysis via Integral Quadratic Constraints

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Macro-/nanoporous Silicon Matrices for Life Science Applications

AI in the Feedback Loop: A Survey of Alternative Approaches

Predicted size-resolved lung deposition of sub-micrometer aerosol particles from domestic wood combustion in a residential area

Limitations on the effective area and bandwidth product for Array Antennas

An upper bound on the effective area and bandwidth product for linearly polarized array antennas is derived. The bound is based on the forward scattering sum rule that relates the antenna properties with the polarizability of the antenna structure. The results are illustrated for a dipole array and a capacitively loaded dipole array with numerical simulations.

Produktionssäkerhetsanalys av produktion i en avancerad sammansatt linje.

Multiple Scattering, Underlying Event, and Minimum Bias

In this talk I first discuss the experimental evidence for multiple scattering and the properties of the underlying event. The extensive analyses by Rick Field of data from CDF cannot be reconciled with traditional wisdom concerning multiple collisions and the AGK cutting rules. Data seem to imply some kind of color recombination or unexpectedly strong effects from pomeron vertices. I then discuss