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Contract design for procuring complex projects

Reliability Analysis of Idealized dam and Power Intake Structure

Asia, Lakes Review

Accumulation based on symbolic versus intrinsic "productivity": Conceptualizing unequal exchange from Spondylus shells to fossil fuels

Europe's Eastern Outpost? The Meaning of 'Europe' in Baltic Discourses

The article analyses in a historical perspective how ideas of Europe are discussed in Baltic intellectual, political and scholarly debates, and how the Baltic republics are positioned in these debates.

Communication with and without technology

Emotional Resonance

Fatty acid receptors

The 'final frontier' as metaphor for mind: opportunities to re-conceptualize what it means to be human

On Analysis and Synthesis of Safe Control Laws

Controller synthesis for nonlinear systems is considered with the following objective: No trajectory starting from a given set of initial states is allowed to enter into a given set of forbidden (unsafe) states. A methodology for safety verification using barrier certificates has recently been proposed. Here it is shown how a safe control law together with a corresponding barrier certificate can b

The Velocity Dispersion of the Hyades as a Function of Mass and Radius

Australia, Coastal Paleolakes of “Swanland”

Swedish language learner corpora

Functional genomics and polyamine physiology

Discursive approaches to policy

Theoretical Ecology

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Design configuration in industrialized house building

A new method for determination of absorption isotherms in the high moisture range - first results for Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.)

Great Zimbabwe in the Buhera District: Centre and periphery

Vowels in infant- and adult-directed speech

F1 and F2 frequencies of the vowels /i/, /a/ and /u/ were measured in speech directed to an infant and to adults. The vowels were taken from content words as well as function words. The results showed that the vowel triangles in speech to the infant were expanded compared to those in speech to adults, but only in the content words. For function words, the opposite pattern was found: adults produce