Chemnitz, Techn. Univ., Diss., 1997.

Berlin, Humboldt-Univ., Diss., 2002. / Computerdatei im Fernzugriff.

Berlin, Humboldt-Univ., Diss., 2002. / Computerdatei im Fernzugriff.

München, Techn. Universiẗat, Diss., 2004.

Berlin, Humboldt-Universiẗat, Diss., 2002.

The degree work is dedicated to MRI problems of compatible transmitter. The physical principle of magnetic resonance and the description of the construction of magnetic resonance apparatus are discussed in the first part of the work. Next the possibility of data transmission by means of infrared radiation and data transmission through USB are dealt with. The second part of the work is dedicated to the very implementation of transmitter and receiver, their hardware and software components. The discussion of the functionality of the apparatus and its utilization form part of the work.

The work is devoted to modeling of company’s financial flows using XML. Company’s financial flows have been described and their classification has been presented in the introduction. The problem of compatibility of data exchange formats has been raised. The aim of the work has been stated, as well as the problems to be solved. The XML review has been presented in Chapter 2. The main XML system components have been described. Such notions as XML data files, XML schemas, XML transformations have been explained. The structure of an XML file has been analyzed and the rules of a “well - formed” XML have been formulated. Chapter 3 deals with the possibilities of XML application in Excel 2003. One of the main notion of XML – the map notion - has been introduced. The relationship between XML maps, schemas and data files has been established. The task pane XML Source has been considered in detail. Chapter 4 deals with the problems of XML data import and export using Access 2003. The practical part of the work has been described in Chapters 5 and 6. The examples of XML maps creating in Excel 2003 has been presented in Chapter 5, as well as the procedures of XML data importing into Excel 2003 sheets. The solution of the problem of exporting of an Access 2003 table into Excel 2003 using XML is given in Chapter 6.

Kariuomenės ir visuomenės santykiai kaip reiškinys (problema) didesnio akademinės bendruomenės dėmesio sulaukė tik po II pasaulinio karo. Socialistinio antagonistinio bloko žlugimas sąlygojo kariškių vaidmens mažėjimą demokratinėse šalyse ir, atvirkščiai, visuomenės vaidmens svarbos didėjimą. Pasikeitusi tarptautinė globalinė aplinka, sukėlė pokyčius šiuolaikinėse demokratinio pasaulio (tame tarpe ir Lietuvos) visuomenėse. Šios aplinkybės ir Lietuvos valstybės priėmimas į tarptautines saugumo bei politines – ekonomines organizacijas, sąlygojo kariuomenės kaitą, t.y. prasidėjo civilinės ir karinės srities kompetencijų persidengimas, kas savo ruožtu tapo iššūkiu Šaltojo karo metu nusistovėjusiems ir stabiliais vadintiems kariuomenės ir visuomenės santykiams. Tradicinės normatyvinės kariškių ir civilių santykių teorijos nesugebėjo deramai paaiškinti prasidėjusios visuomenės ir kariuomenės santykių kaitos, kadangi vykstantys procesai po truputį peržengia klasikinius kariuomenės ir visuomenės santykių supratimo rėmus – civilinę demokratinę kontrolę ir funkcinių sričių autonomiją, todėl buvo pradėta ieškoti naujų būdų ir metodų kaip identifikuoti vyraujančias kaitos tendencijas visuomenėse/kariuomenėse. Darbe buvo siekiama įrodyti, kad Lietuvos kariuomenėje lygiagrečiai vyksta konvergenciniai procesai (profesionalizavimas ir civilinimas/pilietinimas). . Visuomeninės vertybės pereina į karinę sritį, o tai savo ruožtu mažina kariuomenės unikalumą (autonomiškumą) ir keičia tradicinius... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / Civil-military relations as a phenomenon invited a greater attention of academic community only after World War II, as the first attempts to define the best way of civil-military cooperation emerged. The collapse of the socialistic block resulted in the decrease in importance of military roles. The changing global security environment influenced some recognizable changes in modern societies (including Lithuanian) of the democratic world as well. Traditional normative civil-military relations theories could not properly describe the changing manner in communication between society and the armed forces, since the ongoing processes go beyond the framework of the classical understanding about civil-military relations: democratic civilian control and the autonomous military,,professionalism“ thus, the attempt was made to look for new ways and methods to identify the prevailing change tendencies in societies and the armed forces. Lithuanian civil society and the armed forces are not an exception in this respect, thus, the main issue of this research was to discuss the blurring boundaries between Lithuanian civil society and the armed forces. This research paper attempts to prove that Lithuanian armed forces are going through the convergence processes, such as professionalization and civilinization. The process of coalescence of social values into the military sphere results in the decreased autonomy of the armed forces as well as change in traditional civil-military relations. The... [to full text]

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An infrared active polyatomic molecule has several vibrational modes, each of which has a characteristic frequency. If the molecule is trapped in a matrix of perturbing atoms, those vibrational frequencies will shift, and if the vibrational mode is degenerate, the perturbation may lift the degeneracy. Such shifts and splitting are due to the dependence of the chromophore/matrix-atom interaction potential on the internal vibrational motion of the chromophore. Applying a previously-developed model for the shifting and splitting of the triply degenerate <em>&nu;</em>₃ mode of SF₆ perturbed by a rare gas atom, we use Monte Carlo simulations to sample the accessible equilibrium configurations of the system and to predict the associated thermally averaged perturbed IR spectra. Since the experimental spectrum has 10 peaks while the triply degenerate <em>&nu;</em>₃ mode of SF₆ in a particular environment could have at most 3 peaks, the observed spectrum must be a combination of spectra for SF₆ trapped in different types of lattice sites. A fit to experiment of simulated spectra generated from a family of lattice sites is then used to identify the peaks in the experimental spectrum, determine the relative importance of the various lattice sites, and semi-quantitatively reproduce the experimental spectrum.