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Traditions, Vernacular Architecture and Urban Forms

Two Research Programmes on Disaster Abatement at Lund University Centre for Risk Analysis and Management (LUCRAM)

Ambiguity work: Narratives of closeness and distance in the commercial home

Reframing the problems in the building sector

Processing word combinations in a foreign language : Testing the predictions of a phraseological continuum model

A Case Study in Retrospective Analysis of Release Planning in an Agile Project

This paper presents a case study evaluating a retrospective analysis method, aimed at improving the release planning activity in project management. The method is based on a re-evaluation of candidate requirements for prior releases in order to uncover release planning decisions that would have been made differently today. The method aims at using the lessons learned during the analysis to find im

Zonal Flows and Long-lived Axisymmetric Pressure Bumps in Magnetorotational Turbulence

Mobility, work and social cohesion in lifestyle enterprising

Market orientation of retail brands in the grocery chain: The role of supplier relationships

Bahrain - A more stable phase ahead

Tilt anisoplanatism and PSF retrieval in LGS MCAO using a predictive controller

It is shown how tilt anisoplanatism in laser-supported multi-conjugatedadaptive optics (MCAO) systems can be a) predicted from a prioriknowledge, b) compensated using additional natural guide stars (NGS),and c) estimated in real time from control loop data to allow PSFretrieval. As a consequence of the problems associated with retrievingatmospheric tip and tilt from laser guide star (LGS) measurem

How Similar Educational Inequalities Are Constructed in Two Different Systems, France and the United States : Why They Lead to Disparate Labor-Market Outcomes

Antibody microarray in proteome analysis: A drug discovery tool?

Probing herpesviral Fcy-receptors for interference with neutralizing antibodies.

Workers' representation and social dialogue at the workplace level. Sweden

Proteome analysis based on human recombinant antibody microarrays

History of Indo-European languages: alignment change as a clue

Grammatical structure of Indo-European (IE) languages may appear to be diverse, but it is in fact more systematic than one may think. What is significant in explanation is alignment, i.e. differences represent different stages in the alignment change from active one to accusative one. This means that the grammatical structure was earlier organised by aspectual differences between perfective and im

Building People and Organizational Excellence

Gravoturbulent Formation of Planetesimals

Proposal of a law