Optimal Coordination and Control of Posture and Locomotion

Loanword phonology in Jahai

Jahai, a language belonging to the Northern Aslian subgroup of the Aslian branch of Austroasiatic, is spoken by a community of approximately one thousand individuals in remote parts of Perak and Kelantan, Peninsular Malaysia, and reportedly also by a small community in the adjacent part of southernmost Thailand. Jahai speakers have long been in frequent contact with speakers of neighbouring langua

Three Contexts - One Language. A functionalistic analysis of networks from a structural perpesctive

Analysis of Antennas with Near Field Constraints using Convex Optimization

The future impact of ICT on environmental sustainability

Låt lyssnaren tala

Identity in collaboration

Analys av svetsrök med avseende på fluor och krom

Studies of electron emission after ion impact on atoms and solids, and a spectroscopic study of highly ionized Ca

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Gastroenterologists overestimate appropriateness of colonoscopy they perform: An international observational study

Electromagnetic interactions in the D-resonance region

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Pris för exjobb om rengöringssprejer i arbetsmiljön

Funktionshindrade och IT

Kan man vara kry fast man är ”normal”? - en diskussion om övervikt och klass.

Comment to Mark Goodale´s "Toward a critical anthropology of human rights".

Initial Survey of Concrete Structures in Swedish Harbours – A Case Study in the Port of Trelleborg

This paper is a case study on how to perform a survey of concrete structures in Swedish harbours. The purpose of the survey is to detect common damages and signs of deterioration on concrete structures in marine environment. The survey should consist of information about the structural design for the structures together with climatic conditions for the harbour in question, as well as documentation

Architectural tradeoffs for a custom implementation of an acoustic echo canceller

Blogs as Interfaces between Several Worlds A Case Study of the Swedish Academic Blogosphere

The purpose of this article is to examine the use of blogs as tools in scholarly communication practice. The article is based on a case study of the Swedish academic blogosphere. It starts with an overview of earlier research about blogs which is followed by a presentation of earlier research on scholarly communication practice. Disciplinary differences regarding the use of ICTs are considered spe

Short quasi-cyclic LDPC codes from convolutional codes

Writing across the curriculum: A course development project in English written proficiency