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The role of age of acquisition and proficiency on nonword rhyming in 6- to 8-year-old bilingual children
The 9th century physician Qusta ibn Luqa and Medieval Arabic Medicine
Work, Sickness and Well-being
VLSI architecture of the soft-output sphere decoder for MIMO systems
Sphere decoders can approach the performance of maximum-likelihood (ML) decoders for MIMO systems with lower complexity. In this paper, VLSI architecture of the modified K-best Schnorr-Euchner (MKSE) sphere decoder is proposed for soft-output MIMO decoding. The MKSE decoder can achieve near-ML performance with higher decoding throughput and lower computational complexity. The proposed VLSI archite
Semantic processing of words without conscious identification: An ERP study
Second generation immigrants and age at parenthood: A longitudinal study of the impact of intergenerational transmission of fertility behavior.
Transnationalisation, Financialisation and the Destandardisation of Employment
Struggling with a "Nuremberg Historiography" of the Holodomor
Some Properties of Switched Systems
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Vad är det som inte förändras?
Även om det är sant att allt blivit mer variabelt, så måste vi trots allt fråga: Vad är konstant och vad är variabelt? Om vi därmed kan se det som inte förändras, i en tid när allt tycks vara under omstöpning, då har vi förutsättningar att se samhällets karaktär. Det gäller också lokalsamhället, hembygden. Sluta för ett ögonblick att tänka på allt i din närhet som förändrats – och allt som kanske
Demokratin kan vinna seger i Tunisien
Autonomi - realitet eller ideal?
This work investigates the concept of autonomy in three contexts: in constitutional law (SA), in the philosophy of Immanuel Kant (KA) and in the contemporary philosophical discussion on personal autonomy (PA). Tracing the concept of autonomy historically, we highlight similarities and dissimilarities between different definitions. For example, Kant’s account of self-legislation is traced back to S
An Adaptive Friction Compensator for Global Tracking in Robot Manipulators
It is well known that one of the major limitations to achieve good performance in mechanical systems is the presence of friction, which is a nonlinear phenomenon difficult to model. In a recent paper Canudas and co-workers proposed to represent it with a nonlinear dynamical model. The friction compensation problem with this model is stymied by the fact that the parameters are uncertain and some of