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Vibration Attenuation for Satellite Reaction Wheels through the use of Field-Oriented Control

Basal body temperature curves and fitting with periodic smoothing splines

Using Logistic Regression and Variable Selection to Model Time-To-Event Data:Applications to Tree Phenology and Graduation Time of Engineers

Customer Value Driven Continuous Improvements in Sales and Services

The polymorphic early marsh orchids, Dactylorhiza incarnata s.l. (Orchidaceae), at Lough Gealain, Ireland

Populations of Dactylorhiza incarnata (early marsh orchids) with spotted leaves appear in widely separate parts of Europe including Scandinavia and the Baltic area, the Alps, and Britain and Ireland. Forms with spotted leaves have often been segregated as a separate subspecies, D. incarnata subsp. cruenta. Although previous studies have indicated that the taxon is heterogeneous, it is not known ho

Evidencing the benefits of cluster policies: towards a generalised framework of effects

Regions around the world employ cluster-based policies as part of their industrial, innovation and development policy mixes. They have become a key tool in smart specialisation strategies and are increasingly used to address societal challenges. Given their popularity and longevity, there is significant demand to better measure and understand the impacts of cluster policies. Yet the diversity of c

‘Exploring Narratives of Death’ (END): A case study of researcher experiences in studying dying, death and grief in an interdisciplinary setting

The field of death studies has a rich interdisciplinary history but little scholarship examining the process of interdisciplinary collaboration. The development of, and inquiry into, a more rigorously interdisciplinary death studies is a topical pursuit. The aim of this paper is to shed critical light on researcher experiences in an interdisciplinary collaboration on the topics of dying, death of

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Mexico’s climate pledge: A credible commitment?

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Pain is associated with future falls and near falls in people with mild Parkinson’s Disease

Background: Older adults with pain have an increased risk of falling (odds ratio (OR) 1,7). Pain in Parkinson’s disease (PD) is more common than in older adults. The association between pain and falling in people with PD is poorly explored.Objective: To investigate the occurrence of pain in mild PD and its association with future falls/near fallsMethods. The study included 141 participants with PD

Scanning probe techniques as an investigation tool for semiconductor nanostructures and devices

Semiconductor nanostructure based devices provide new opportunities for contributing to a sustainable energy usage. This includes harvesting of energy (solar cells) and saving of energy, e.g. in lighting (light-emitting diodes, LEDs) and transfer of energy (power devices). However, development and improvement of nanostructure devices requires thorough characterization and understanding on a single

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Sell-Off, Spin-Off, Carve-Out: Brand Identity Changes for the Corporate Mother Brand and the Divested Brand

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The Power to be Creative: Unveiling the Influence of Power on Creativity Within Open Innovation Environments

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Social work “in time” and “on time” : Deadline interaction in the social services

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Sustainable Development at the Bottom of the Pyramid: Norwegian Initiatives in India