Search for dissertations about: "thermal structure"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 707 swedish dissertations containing the words thermal structure.
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1. Adjusting to the extreme : Thermal adaptation in a freshwater gastropod
Abstract : Temperature is a ubiquitous force influencing biological processes ranging from cellular responses to life span. The thermal environment for many organisms is predicted to change with globally increasing temperatures and studies conducted in natural systems incorporating various evolutionary forces, such as gene flow, is needed. READ MORE
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2. Thermal adaptation along a latitudinal gradient in damselflies
Abstract : Understanding how temperature affects biological systems is a central question in ecology and evolutionary biology. Anthropogenic climate change adds urgency to this topic, as the demise or success of species under climate change is expected to depend on how temperature affects important aspects of organismal performance, such as growth, development, survival and reproduction. READ MORE
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3. Structure and properties of poly (3-alkyl thiophenes)
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4. Characterization and Compensation of Thermal Effects in GaN HEMT Technologies
Abstract : Further advancements with GaN based technologies relies on the ability to handle the heat flux, which consequently arises from the high power density. Advanced cooling techniques and thermal optimization of the technology are therefore prioritized research areas. READ MORE
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5. Influence of thermal mass on the heating and cooling demands of a building unit
Abstract : The purpose of this work is to find to what extent the thermal properties of the building materials, the allowed indoor temperature swing, determined by the comfort interval, and, to some extent, the ventilation strategy can affect the heating and cooling demand of a building. It is well known that a thermally heavy building, that is a building with a high heat capacity, often demands less energy for heating and cooling and have a more stabile indoor temperature due to heat storage in the building structure. READ MORE