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Analysis of handling equipment in the company Honeywell, spol. s r.o. - Brno o.z.
No full textPráce se zabývá manipulačními prostředky ve společnosti Honeywell, spol. s r.o. - Brno o.z. Nejprve autor analyzuje stávající stav systémů. Na základě zkušeností ve vybrané firmě autor navrhuje zlepšení daných systémů, a to nízkozdvižný vozík, přípojný vozík za milk run a návrh nových tras.This thesis deals with the handling equipment in the company Honeywell, spol. s r.o. Brno o.z. First of all, the author analyzes the current state of the systems. Based on his own experience in the selected company, the author proposes improvements of the given systems, such as for example a pallet truck, a milk-run cart for and the draft of new routes.Dopravní fakulta Jana PerneraStudent úspěšně obhájil bakalářskou práci a zodpověděl otázky kladené státní zkušební komisí.
Student vhodně využil znalostí získaných v rámci odborné praxe a následně brigády ve firmě.Dokončená práce s úspěšnou obhajobo
Typology and audience engagement of university galleries
Get PDFThe main objective of this study is to analyse the environment and the processes of university galleries and their exhibition spaces, primarily on the territory of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The historical development of university galleries and their role in society are briefly introduced. An important part of this research paper deals with the definition and typology of university galleries, followed by an analysis of their role and a discussion on the aspect of audience and public engagement. The study draws on research conducted by the author in the years 2016–2020 predominantly in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, described in detail in her doctoral thesis. The methodology of the research is mainly based on semi-structured interviews and study visits of the various institutions in question. The research paper brings forth the subject of university galleries and their role in the advancement of the academic cultural environment. © 2021, Muzeologia a kulturne dedicstvo, o.z. All rights reserved
Spin-flip Raman spectroscopy of ZnCdSe-based heterostructures
Get PDFThis thesis presents the results of the study of ZnCdSe-based heterostructures of two systems, namely bulk single-phase cubic ZnCdSe epilayers with Cd content varying from 0 to 100 percent and ZnCdSe/Zn(S)Se quantum wells. In the latter system increased attention has been paid to the special case of submonolayer structures. The main tool of the study, spin-flip Raman spectroscopy, enabled observation of sharp spectral features related to the spin transitions of different excitations of these systems. The analysis of the experimental data allowed determination of the nature of these excitations as well as their parameters, leading thus to a better understanding of the properties of the systems studied. (author)Available from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DXN041299 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreSIGLEGBUnited Kingdo
The Nature of Collective Human Rights and Their Relationship with Individual Rights (in the light of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights).
Get PDFПанкевич О. З. Природа колективних людських прав та їх співвідношення з індивідуальними правами (у світлі Загальної декларації прав людини) / Олег Зіновійович Панкевич // Вісник Національної академії правових наук України. - 2018. - Т. 25. - № 3. - С. 62-77.Актуальність знаходження оптимального (або принаймні більш-менш прийнятного) балансу між індивідуальними та колективними людськими правами зростає в сучасному світі з кожним днем, насамперед з огляду на глобалізаційні процеси в цілому та потужну міграційну кризу зокрема. Метою статті є філософсько-правовий та загальнотеоретичний аналіз природи колективних прав та їх співвідношення з індивідуальними правами крізь призму двох дихотомій: номіналізму й реалізму, з одного боку, та лібералізму й комунітаризму – з іншого. Наголошено, що розуміння соціальної природи колективних прав є своєрідним «лакмусовим папірцем», котрий дає змогу маркувати вихідні дослідницькі й політико-правові позиції того чи іншого автора за однією з визначальних для сучасної філософії права ліній розмежування. По один бік цієї лінії знаходяться прибічники постулатів лібералізму і переважно корелюючих із ним різновидів філософсько-правового номіналізму, тоді як по інший бік –- апологети комунітаристських ідей та відповідно послідовники реалістичного напряму у філософії права. Зазначена розділова лінія є до певної міри умовною. Послуговуючись термінологією міжнародного публічного права, тут можна вести мову радше про делімітацію, аніж про демаркацію. Адже, по-перше, як відомо, практично не існує «стерильно чистих», без домішок інших світоглядно-філософських течій, лібералів чи комунітаристів, так само, як і номіналістів чи реалістів. Та й самі дослідники прав людини не так часто відверто самоідентифікуються, чітко задекларовуючи свої вихідні методологічні установки. По-друге, всередині названих вище філософських течій – зрештою, як і будь-яких інших – існують, так би мовити, проміжні варіанти, які, часто не без певних на то підстав, можуть претендувати або й навіть де-факто претендують на статус деякої «золотої середини» між політико-правовими та/або епістемологічними крайнощами (згадаймо відповідно «ліберальний комунітаризм» і «концептуалізм»).
The urgency of finding the optimal (or, at least, more or less acceptable) balancebetween individual and collective human rights is increasing in the modern world every day, first of all, given the globalization processes in general and the strong migration crisis in particular. The purpose of the article is the philosophical-legal and the general theoretical analysis of the nature of collective rights and their relation with individual rights through the prism of two dichotomies: nominalism and realism, on the one hand, liberalism and communitarianism on the other. It is emphasized that the understanding of the social nature of collective rights vs a kind of "litmus test", which makes it possible to mark the initial research and political-legal positions of a particular author on one of the defining lines for defining the modern philosophy of law. On the one side of this line are adherents of the postulates of liberalism and predominantly correlated varieties of philosophical and legal nominalism, whereas on the other side are apologists of communist ideas and, accordingly, followers of a realistic direction in the philosophy of law. This dividing line is, to some extent, conditional. In accordance with the terminology of international public law, we can speak of delimitation rather than demarcation. After all, firstly, as is known, practically there is no "sterilly pure", without the impurities of other ideological and philosophical trends, liberals or communitarians, as well as nominalists or realists. Indeed, human rights researchers themselves are not as often self-identifiable by explicitly declaring their initial methodological settings. Secondly, within the above-mentioned philosophical currents – in the end, like any other – there are, so to speak, intermediate variants, which, often not without certain reasons, can claim or even de facto claim the status of some "the golden mean" between political, legal and / or epistemological extremes (let us remember, respectively, "liberal communitarianism" and "conceptualism")
The institute of art history and the problem of aesthetic education in Russia in the first quarter of the 20th century
Get PDFThe article is devoted to the activity of the Institute of Art History, related to the development of aesthetic education in Russia. The author analyzes archival materials related to the Institute’s work in the first quarter of the twentieth century. The problem of aesthetic education is considered in the overall context of Russian intellectual life of this period
Stress-Induced Transcriptomic Changes in Females with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Reveal Disrupted Immune Signatures
Get PDFConceptualization, L.N.; methodology, D.J.V.B. and L.N.; validation, E.O.
and L.N.; formal analysis, D.J.V.B., J.G., M.P. (Melanie Perez), O.Z., M.P. (Meha Pandya), and L.N.;
investigation, J.G., A.J., M.P. (Melanie Perez), O.Z., F.C. and E.O.; resources, N.K. and L.N.; data
curation, D.J.V.B., J.G., A.J., M.P. (Melanie Perez), O.Z., M.P. (Meha Pandya) and E.O.; writing—
original draft preparation, J.G.; writing—review and editing, J.G., E.O. and L.N.; supervision, L.N.;
project administration, L.N.; funding acquisition, N.K. and L.N. All authors have read and agreed to
the published version of the manuscript.Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is a chronic, complex
multi-organ illness characterized by unexplained debilitating fatigue and post-exertional malaise
(PEM), which is defined as a worsening of symptoms following even minor physical or mental
exertion. Our study aimed to evaluate transcriptomic changes in ME/CFS female patients undergoing
an exercise challenge intended to precipitate PEM. Our time points (baseline before exercise challenge,
the point of maximal exertion, and after an exercise challenge) allowed for the exploration of the
transcriptomic response to exercise and recovery in female patients with ME/CFS, as compared to
healthy controls (HCs). Under maximal exertion, ME/CFS patients did not show significant changes
in gene expression, while HCs demonstrated altered functional gene networks related to signaling
and integral functions of their immune cells. During the recovery period (commonly during onset of
PEM), female ME/CFS patients showed dysregulated immune signaling pathways and dysfunctional
cellular responses to stress. The unique functional pathways identified provide a foundation for
future research efforts into the disease, as well as for potential targeted treatment options.This study was supported by NIH award 1R15NS087604-01A1 and Presidential Faculty
Research and Development Grant (PFRDG17) from Nova Southeastern University (all awarded to
LN). We are grateful to all the participants who took part in the studies. The study used PBMC
samples collected under NIH awards 5R01NS090200-02 (co-PI: NK) and 5R01AR057853-04 (PI: NK).
The sponsors had no role in study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish or
preparation of the manuscript. Opinions, interpretations, conclusions, and recommendations are
those of the author and are not necessarily endorsed by the National Institute of Health.Medicin
The evaluation of the influence of drying the ore before the dry high - intensity magnetic separation on the efficiency production process of blastfurnace pellets in the Siderit Niná Slaná plant
Get PDFIn the contribution is described the evaluation of the influence of the parameters on the input to the dry high - intensity magnetic separation (SVIMS), on the technological production process of the blastfurnace pellets in the condition of the company elba, a.s., o.z. Siderit Niná Slaná.By the dry high - intensity magnetic separation (SVIMS) separates siderite from inherent rock by the activity effect of the strong magnetic field of the electromagnets. The realisation of the dry high - intensity magnetic separation has got the effect on the technical - technological parameters, as well as on the qualitative parameters of the final product - the blastfurnace pellets.The aim of the solution of the author this article is to define the methodics, that it would permit the establishment practice to complex judges of the fall of the racionalization projects. The aim of this project it would be as first of all the total productions costs minimize, the work optimalization and the increase of the economic efficiency work of the organisation
Dorothy Mackay: A Forgotten Female Pioneer in Archaeology
Get PDFIn 2022, the author of this paper came across four letters regarding epigraphic documentation of some elite tombs in the Theban necropolis, Egypt, written by Dorothy Mackay and addressed to Alan H. Gardiner, at the archive of the Griffith Institute, University of Oxford. The author of the letters was the wife of Ernest Mackay (1880–1943), a British archaeologist best known for his later work on the Indus Valley Civilisation, who was excavating on the Theban west bank between 1913 and 1916. However, as further investigation revealed, Dorothy, until recently an obscure figure, was an accomplished scholar in her own right, who worked together with her husband, acted as a curator of two museums, and published extensively in times when it was far from easy for women to obtain an education, let alone conduct research. Despite that, the only recent sources discussing Dorothy and her scholarly accomplishments lack some vital details on her life. The aim of this contribution is to provide some further information and context on Dorothy Mackay and her research in the first half of the twentieth century
Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)
No full textThis paper introduces the anthology „Museums for the People?“ which contains a provocative and controversial essay by Josie Appleton and replies by other scholars. Appleton argues that museums find themselves between the Scylla of right-wing economic principles and the Charybda of cultural leftism. The present author critically engages with Appleton‘s arguments, highlighting her positive contribution, but disagreeing with her conclusions. Finally, the museum landscape of Great Britain is compared to and contrasted with that of Central Europe
