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Production of lignin with a low molecular weight from kraft black liquor
Att lära av tillbud (Manual)
Microfinance and rural poverty in Sri Lanka- report submitted to Swedish Research Council/Sida
Statistical copoly(biaryl thioether sulfone)s and copoly(biaryl sulfone)s with di- and tetrasulfonated units as proton conducting membranes
Gender aspects and analysis of households stopping farming in agricultural diversification in O Mon and Co Do District, Can Tho Province, Vietnam
The paper is supposed to form part of an anthology on diversification processes in South-East Asian agriculture. This particular paper looks at farmers that have left agriculture, in particular their reasons for leaving agriculture. The paper also includes an explicit gender dimension as part of the investigation focuses on factors that would particulary affect women in their agricultural roles.
Eyewitnesses’ recall correctness and metacognitive realism for forensically central and forensically peripheral information
Self-assembling 1D–3D nanowire devices
Time domain theory of the macroscopic Maxwell equations
Past, present and future of Deep Brain Stimulation – an ethical inquiry
New Information on the Beta-Decay of Li-11 from Doppler Broadened Gamma Lines
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Within-host speciation of malaria parasites
Background Sympatric speciation—the divergence of populations into new species in absence of geographic barriers to hybridization—is the most debated mode of diversification of life forms. Parasitic organisms are prominent models for sympatric speciation, because they may colonise new hosts within the same geographic area and diverge through host specialization. However, it has been argued that th
Vandringslust och livstidsanställningar: Anställningsrelationer i Malmöhus tobaksindustri omkring sekelskiftet 1900
Studier av nativa och mikrobiella polysackarider i cerealiesuspensioner
A cognitive approach to reference
When we talk about something, we need to indicate what we talk about. Sometimes we can use pointing gestures but mainly we have to rely on words. A pointing gesture can direct attention in perceived space, but how do we direct attention with words? What can we do with speech sounds we hear, to find out what somebody wants to tell us about something and what that something is? Questions about refer