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Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) antennas having polarization and angle diversity and related wireless communication devices

Antenna systems are provided including a chassi (115) and first and second radiating (110, 120) elements coupled to the chassi. The first radiating element is configured to amplify excitation of the chassi and the second radiating element is configured to reduce excitation of the chassi so as to reduce mutual coupling in the antenna system. Related co- located antennas and methods of controlling m

The Serotonin Transporter and the Vesicular Monoamine Transporters During Development

Popular Abstract in Swedish POPULÄRVETENSKAPLIG SAMMANFATTNING (Popularized summary in Swedish) Monoaminer Monoaminer såsom serotonin, dopamin, noradrenalin, adrenalin och histamin är alla signalsubstanser syntetiserade från enkla aminosyror. Nervceller som innehåller monoaminer är anatomiskt lokaliserade till hjärnstammen och förlängda märgen. Härifrån försörjer de resten av storhjärnan samt ryIn the present study, the mRNA encoding the serotonin transporter (5-HTT) and two isoforms of the vesicular monoamine transporters (VMAT1 and VMAT2) have been mapped in the rat throughout gestation and early postnatal development using in situ hybridization, RT PCR and immunohistochemistry. 5-HTT mRNA was found in serotonergic neurons and VMAT2 mRNA in all monoaminergic neurons from early gestatio

A tablet computer application for conceptual design

In the conceptual design phase, solutions are reached through an iterative, high-paced and often chaotic manner. Conventional advanced structural analysis software is often too advanced and insufficiently agile to follow this high-paced work pattern. Premature use of advanced structural analysis tools can negatively affect conceptual understanding and the quality of the conceptual design. The mult

Test-grounds of Modernity: A Swedish Landscape in Transformation during the early 20th century

The aim of this paper is to demonstrate some examples of how landscape changes in a rural setting in Sweden during the 19th and early 20th century could be understood as processes of modernity, and how the landscape could be understood as a medium for these changes. One purpose is to to come to a closer understanding of landscape changes during a period that is not so much studied within Swedish h