Search for dissertations about: "Hopefully"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 394 swedish dissertations containing the word Hopefully.
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1. Enterprise and supply chain planning : a survey of Swedish manufacturing firms
Abstract : Enterprise and supply chain planning (ERP and SCP) have evolved due to the earlier benefits of manufacturing planning systems. By integrating the entire enterprise, or a part of a supply chain, the benefits sought are hopefully even greater in terms of reduced costs and increased profits in comparison with systems only managing a part of the operations. READ MORE
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2. Aspects of trade credit
Abstract : This dissertation presents various aspects of how and why firms use trade credit. This is done by using several different models that make it possible to concentrate on one, or a few, aspects at a time. The analysis is carried out with the help of tools and methods provided by ordinary microeconomic theory. READ MORE
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3. Theoretical aspects of tetrapyrrole biochemistry
Abstract : Modern theoretical simulations are able to provide significant insight into biochemical problems on a scale which continues to expand. With the aid of computer power and the sophisticated programs of researchers in the field, we have addressed a series of problems related to the so-called tetrapyrrole cofactors found in all living organisms. READ MORE
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4. Probing Atomic Scale Structure and Catalytic Properties of Cobalt Oxide Model Catalysts
Abstract : Cobalt oxides are known to be active catalysts for a number of chemical reactions, but very little is known about the atomic scale processesresponsible for the activity. The research presented in this thesis is focused on obtaining an atomic scale understanding of the chemistry of wellcharacterizedcobalt oxide model catalyst surfaces consisting of pristine and defective CoO and Co3O4 thin films with the (111) and (100)terminations supported by Ag(100), Ir(100), and Au(111) single crystal surfaces. READ MORE
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5. In search of equality - A critical analysis of non-discrimination provisions in human rights treaties as they apply to migrant workers in Sub-Saharan Africa
Abstract : The question that links all aspects of this thesis is how democratic nations implement international human rights law to protect their foreign migrant workers from unequal treatment. First, I examine international legal principles that are primarily focused on the principle of non-discrimination in international law. READ MORE
