423 research outputs found
Analysis of accuracy and precision of GNSS zenith tropospheric delay
No full textThe aim of the thesis was to compare the calculations of zenith tropospheric delay, computed within the meteorological model, with an independently acquired calculation of three GNSS data processing methods. Data analysis was done in the absolute and relative mode of determination. Using absolute mode of zenith tropospheric delay computation we computed the differences between the computed zenith tropospheric delay with the meteorological model ALADIN, taken as a reference, and results of zenith tropospheric delay computation on the basis of GNSS observations processing with geodetic methods (PPP, Bernese GNSS Software, network SIGNAL). The absolute zenith tropospheric delays values of chosen reference station we used for calculation of the relative tropospheric delay. Thus obtained values of differential zenith tropospheric delay we compared with the values obtained from the meteorological model. On the basis of calculated differences the mean value of the differential tropospheric delay and the standard deviations were calculated. These data were then evaluated. The obtained values of zenith tropospheric refraction show a high level of conformity between values obtained on the basis of GNSS data processing with the meteorological model, particularly in the relative mode using with PPP method and Bernese GNSS Software
Caesarini Fürstenerii Tractatus de jure suprematus ac legationis principum Germaniae.
No full textSignatures: *⁸ *⁴ A-Y⁸ Z⁴(-Z4).Author from Holzmann & Bohatta. True place of publication from Weller. Not in VD17, which gives two issues of 1st ed. (1677), both without place or printer.Weller, E.O. Falsche Druckorte,Holzmann & Bohatta. Deutsches AnonymenlexikonMode of access: Internet.On front free endpaper verso is signature of O. Preuss, Detmold, 1862. Reader's notes in another hand on facing leaf.Binding: sprinkled paper, back & corners in goatskin. Author & title on spine in gilt. Edges sprinkled red. Ribbon placemarker
SULLA POESIA E IL LINGUAGGIO POETICO DI JURE BALAŽ
No full textU radu se analiziraju osnovne poetske, te posebice jezične značajke u pjesmama Jure Baláža, novoga autora iz redova Hrvata u Slovačkoj. Razmatra se zastupljenost pjesnikova rodnog čakavskog idioma u njegovoj prvoj pjesničkoj zbirci Vrát’anje domuom, jer je riječ o pjesniku koji je rodom iz Novoga Sela. Također se razmatra i utjecaj slovačkoga jezika na jezik Baláževih pjesama.In the paper the author analyses the presence of thečakavian idiom of Novo Selo in the works of Jure Baláž, the Croatian poet from Novo Selo in Slovakia, as well as the influence of Slovak on the language of these works.Lo studio analizaa la presenz adell’idioma ciacavo di Novo selo nelle poesie di Jure Balaž, letterato croato di Novo selo in Slovacchia, e anche l’influenza della lingua slovacca sulla lingua delle poesie di Balaž
Dissertatio Inauguralis Juridica De Jure Visitandi Ecclesias Quoad temporalia Episcopis Germaniæ ex observantia competente
No full textMainz, Univ., Jur. Diss., 1785Quam Una Cum Selectis Ex Omni Jure Thesibus Ex Indultu Inclytæ Facultatis Juridicæ In Alma Universitate Moguntina Sine Præside Pro Summis In Utroque Jure Honoribus & Privilegiis Rite Consequendis Publicæ Eruditorum Censuræ Submittit Franciscus Josephus Ignatius De Linden, Can. Domicell. Ad S. S. Petrum & Alexandrum Aschafefnburgi Author & Respondens. Die Januarii MDCCLXXXV.Vorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Moguntiæ, Ex Typographia Elect. Aul. Acad. privil. apud Joan. Joseph. Alef, Hæred. Haefner. 1785
Responsible Innovation and De Jure Standardisation: An In-Depth Exploration of Moral Motives, Barriers, and Facilitators
No full textStandardisation is increasingly seen as a means to insert ethics in innovation processes. We examine the institutionalisation of responsible innovation in de jure standardisation as this is an important but unexplored research area. In de jure standardisation, stakeholders collaborate in committees to develop standards. We adopt the anticipation, inclusion, reflexivity, and responsiveness responsible innovation framework as our theoretical lens. Our study suggests that responsible standardisation processes should embody forms of these four dimensions. We investigate the institutionalisation of these dimensions and identify 96 factors that can motivate, hinder, or facilitate responsible standardisation. Factors were found through in-depth interviews with managers of a standard developing organisation. These are subsequently validated/rejected using surveys completed by committee representatives. The results suggest that the social desirability of standards is not self-evident. This study could pave the way for future research on responsible standardisation processes, complementing research on legitimacy, responsible innovation, and standardisation
Dissertatio Inauguralis Juridica De Jure Pensionis in casu, quo Clericus religionis desertor ad pristina Sacra revertitur : Magontiaci Die Mensis Novemb. 1784.
No full textMainz, Univ., Jur. Diss., 1784Quam Una Cum Selectis Ex Omni Jure Positionibus Ex Indultu Inclytæ Facultatis Juridicæ In Alma Universitate Magontiaca Sine Præside Pro Summis In Utroque Jure Honoribus & Privilegiis Doctoralibus Rite Consequendis Publicæ Eruditorum Censuræ Submittit Author & Respondens Joannes Asmut, Beringshusio-Westphalus ...Vorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Magontiaci, Ex Typographia Elect. Aul. Acad. privilegiata apud Joan. Joseph. Alef, Hæred. Hæfn. 1784
Second Thoughts? Ordinum Pietas and the Tractatus de Jure Magistratuum
No full textWithin 10 months after the publication of Ordinum Pietas Grotius finished work on another book partly on the same subject, his Tractatus de jure magistratuum, which remained unpublished. In 1997 that work was rediscovered in manuscript form. In this paper the author examines the differences and correspondences between the two treatises, and gives a characterization of them. He suggests answers to the question why Grotius wrote the Tractatus as he did, and why he did not publish it after all. © 2013 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden
Antropologia e fondazione dello Stato nel De Jure praedae di Ugo Grozio
No full textThis essay aims to reconstruct the contractual model of establishment of State, which
is present at an embryonic stage in Hugo Grotius’ De Jure praedae (1604-1608). In doing
so, it will give particular emphasis to the anthropological assumptions of this contractual
doctrine, taking due account of the strong influence that Calvinist theological
voluntarism still had on the young author at the time when he wrote this commentary
on the right of prey
De jure versus de facto institutions: trust, information, and collective efforts to manage the invasive mile-a-minute weed (Mikania micrantha)
No full textabstract: Differences in governance relationships and community efforts to remove an exotic, rapidly spreading invasive plant, the-mile-a-minute weed (Mikania micrantha), are explored in five case study community forests in the subtropical region of Chitwan, Nepal. An institutional analysis informs an examination of the de jure (formal) versus de facto (on the ground) institutions and actor relationships relevant to Mikania removal efforts. Contrary to the expectations set by the de jure situation, we find heterogeneous governance relationships and norms related to Mikania management across community forests. Content analysis of interview data illuminates reoccurring themes and their implications for social and ecological outcomes in the communities. Complex governance relationships and regular discussion of distrust of government and non-government officials help explain collective action efforts and management decisions. The content analysis suggests that Mikania is impacting people’s daily lives but the degree of severity and the response to the disruption varies substantially and is heavily affected by other problems experienced by community forest members. Our results indicate that understanding how the de facto, or on the ground situation, differs from the de jure institutions may be vital in structuring successful efforts to manage invasive species and understanding collective action problems related to other social-ecological threats. We present data-informed propositions about common pool resource management and invasive species. This study contributes to a better scientific understanding of how institutions mediate social-ecological challenges influencing common pool resources more broadly.The final version of this article, as published in International Journal of the Commons, can be viewed online at: https://www.thecommonsjournal.org/article/10.18352/ijc.676
Factors Affecting De Jure Standards’ Adoption by Dutch High-Tech Start-Ups: An exploratory, comparative case study into the factors affecting de jure standards’ adoption by Dutch high-tech start-ups and the potential influencing thereof by the Dutch standards organization.
No full textThe effects of standardization on entrepreneurship are a research field for which a lot still needs to be done. In particular, there is little research into the adoption of de jure standards by entrepreneurs. These standards are the product of committee-based standardization, which is when committees consisting of stakeholders that are related to the respective topic are coordinated by formal standards organizations to come to a consensus and formalize a standard. De jure standards are applied by for example governments to assist companies in complying with regulations but are not necessarily compulsory themselves. The factors affecting the adoption of these standards by high-tech entrepreneurs and the effects that they have are a relevant topic for further research. Thus, the research objective of this thesis is to investigate which factors affect the de jure standards adoption by high-tech start-ups, and within the scope of the Netherlands. In addition to this, the thesis also aims to discover if the factors effecting de jure standards adoption are possible to influence by the Dutch standards organization (the NEN), and if so, how.This thesis is setup as a theory-building, explorative case study consisting of 3 rounds of data collection. The first is a literature review into the studies of de jure standards adoption and the determination of which major recurring theories and frameworks are applied in these studies. Three major recurring applied theories were found, the diffusion of innovation, neo-institutionalism and the network economics approach applied in the TOE framework. A list of potential factors was formulated from the factors applied in the relevant studies, using the aforementioned theories and frameworks. The literature-backed list consists of: (1) Perceived relative advantage, (2) Perceived compatibility, (3) Perceived complexity, (4) Observability, (5) Competitive pressure, (6) Environmental uncertainty, (7) Mimetic pressure, (8) Coercive pressure, (9) External support, (10) Normative pressure, (11) Management support, (12) Centralization, (13) Formalization, and (14) Organizational size.This list of factors was used as a basis for the 2nd step of data collection in this case study: the 1st round of semi-structured interviews. This 1st round of interviews consisted of interviews with 6 cases: 5 Dutch high-tech start-ups and a NEN official. The interview transcripts were codified and analyzed to determine which factors the start-ups identify, and which effect they mention the factor has. Factors were also mentioned that were not included in the literature-backed list. These were axially (thematically) analyzed to formulate new propositional factors. The transcripts were then analyzed again to determine if the new propositional factors were mentioned by the others as well, and which effect they mention. This data is used to build upon the literature-backed list of factors. The result is thus a list of factors consisting of literature-backed factors that were identified and the new propositional factors. In other words, a list of factors that the high-tech start-ups and the NEN official identify. This list consists of: (1) Perceived relative advantage, (2) Perceived compatibility, (3) Perceived complexity, (4) Environmental uncertainty, (5) Mimetic pressure, (6) Coercive pressure, (7) External support, (8) Normative pressure, (9) Management support, (10) Centralization, (11) Formalization, (12) Organizational size, (13) Awareness/prior knowledge, (14) Processual characteristics, (15) Trust in evolution of standard and (16) Costs. The effects of the standards were also collected, interpreted and discussed. A significant outcome is that there is a distinction between the adoption of a single standard and the adoption of a combination of standards and that this can be seen as a factor, which has a moderating effect on certain other factors.The last round of data collection consisted of a 2nd round of semi-structured interviews with 2 cases: (1) a NEN official and (2) two standards organization experts. These interviews were to determine which factors the cases identify as possible to influence and how. The results of this are that the cases identify the factors of coercive pressure, awareness/prior knowledge, trust in evolution of standard and costs as possible to influence.This research is one of the first studying the factors affecting de jure standards adoption by high-tech start-ups. There are multiple points of contribution to theoretical literature: the aforementioned list of identified factors and their respective effects on de jure standards adoption, and the factors that were determined possible to influence.Management of Technology (MoT
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