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Measurements of Resonance Frequencies on Prestressed Concrete Beams during Post-tensioning

A Roadmap for Delivering the Promise of Gaia

The Use of Modal Expressions in English by Native Speakers of Russian

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Genomics and proteomics in the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of cancer

Watching tennis and counting values

A fast adjoint-based quasi-likelihood parameter estimation method for diffusion processes

Understanding Ethical Closure in Organizational Settings – The Case of Media Organizations

Audiences of The Bridge : Between popular and political modes of engagement

Enabling autonomy, participation, and well-being in old age: The home environment as a determinant for healthy ageing.

Towards evaluation of performance: Control of preference in physical and virtual sensorimotor integration

Irregularity across asylum and labour. Understanding the construction of migrant irregularity in the Swedish context.

"What's Happening to This Country?": The Crisis of the Swedish Welfare State in Recent Crime Fiction

l2 gain bounded adaptive control of a first order linear system

The problem of adaptive control is considered from a perspective of l2-gain. It has recently been shown that without an a priori bound on the system parameters, there exists no single dynamic feedback law that achieves bounded gain from disturbances to state for all first order linear systems. In this paper, a converse statement is proved for a standard adaptive scheme where the parameter estimate

Deliberative Democracy under the Wrong Conditions? Participation in Developments of Green Consumer Politics

Presentation av de svenska reglerna avseende skadeståndsansvar vid kränkning i massmedia

Structures in molecular networks

Lightness, Control and Dissolution: Challenging the Democratic Potential of Tourism Social Media.

Modeling Premixed Turbulent Combustion using a Levelset Flamelet Approach

Flexible, Adaptable, Employable: Ethics for a New Labour Market

Robotics and ISA 88 Batch Control Standard - Opportunities and Challenges

Manufacturing processes can generally be classified as continuous, discrete or batch. An industrially well accepted way of structuring and controlling batch processes is presented in the ISA 88 standard (also known as IEC 61512). In exploring how this standard also could be used for discrete manufacturing processes, especially in robotic applications, different challenges and opportunities are fou