Search for dissertations about: "re use"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 768 swedish dissertations containing the words re use.
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1. Shades of Use : The Dynamics of Interaction Design for Sociable Use
Abstract : Computers are used in sociable situations, for example during customer meetings. This is seldom recognized in design, which means that computers often become a hindrance in the meeting. READ MORE
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2. Indicators in Action : Development, Use and Consequences
Abstract : The increased attention to performance measurements is evident in both private and public sector organizations and among both academics and practitioners. Although there is a strong belief in the possibilities of using measurements for managing organizations, both academics and practitioners have questioned measurements potential. READ MORE
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3. Re-Membering Beirut : Performing Memory and Community Across a 'Postwar' City
Abstract : More than 20 years after the end of Lebanon’s civil war (1975-1990), reconciliation remains elusive. A number of factors contribute to this stasis. READ MORE
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4. Receptor use of primate lentiviruses
Abstract : Human and simian immunodeficiency viruses (HIV and SIV) enter target cells using CD4, the primary cell surface receptor and a secondary receptor, called coreceptor. Coreceptor use of HIV can be related to other biological features of the virus and to the severity of infection as well. READ MORE
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5. Opposition and adjustment to industrial ‘greening’ : the Swedish forest industry’s (re)actions regarding energy transition – 1989-2009
Abstract : This thesis analyses how the Swedish forest industry has (re)acted regarding the energy transition and, in particular, regarding the reconstruction of the electricity and forest resources in Sweden during the 1989–2009 period. The thesis consists of four papers that analyse how the Swedish forest industry by means of energy management practices at individual pulp and/or paper mills, in corporate strategies performed by CEOs and boards of directors, and via its industry association, has dealt with mounting political and public demands for the industry to become ‘greener’. READ MORE