Search for dissertations about: "shaker"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 22 swedish dissertations containing the word shaker.
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1. Preclinical X-ray imaging beyond attenuation contrast
Abstract : Medical imaging is a cornerstone of modern clinical practice. Here, X-ray imaging is the given choice for rapid morphological imaging with excellent spatial resolution, albeit with sensitivity often insufficient for resolving subtle pathological changes to soft tissues. READ MORE
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2. SHAKER ARCHITECTURAL MATERIALS AND CRAFTSMANSHIP
Abstract : AbstractThis work is an investigation into the state-of-the-art of architectural conservation, from an international and interdisciplinary perspective. It explores issues, methodologies, and tools applicable to heritage resource assessments - from an architectural conservators point of view - and its aim is to generate appropriate approaches, methodologies and tools to holistically assess both the tangible and intangible aspects of significant architecture from the past. READ MORE
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3. Founding conditions and the survival of new firms : An imprinting perspective on founders, organizational members and external environments
Abstract : New firms are important sources of new employment, economic growth and innovation. Yet, a large portion of them do not manage to survive their first years of existence. This is often linked to their initial lack of capabilities, resources, routines and legitimacy. READ MORE
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4. Estimation of the Dynamic Relative Gain Array for Control Configuration Selection
Abstract : The control of multi-input multi-output systems (MIMO) is more difficult than for single-input single-output systems (SISO) due to the multitude of input-output couplings. Coupling, simply means that a change in any input leads to changes in many outputs. READ MORE
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5. Voltage sensor activation and modulation in ion channels
Abstract : Voltage-gated ion channels play fundamental roles in neural excitability, they are for instance responsible for every single heart beat in our bodies, and dysfunctional channels cause disease that can be even lethal. Understanding how the voltage sensor of these channels function is critical for drug design of compounds targeting neuronal excitability. READ MORE