Master`s thesis is based on the assignment of company Honeywell to create integral system for saving and management of development documentation. Designed system will introduce data warehouse with transparent display of documents being connected with development of customer’s requirements, products and tests, test runs. Solution consists of two parts: A – Requirements and Products and B – Tests, Test runs and Person, whereas Master`s thesis deals with the part B. For system creation utilities of following programming languages were used HTML, PHP, JavaScript and database system MySQL. In the first phase was designed database structure (tables and relations between them). Except that was designed structure for authorization algorithm and integral concept of whole application was created. The second phase is realization. At first are created supporting algorithms. It is servicing database by functions, uniform displaying results from database and authorized access of users to the application. Further data library for integral display data forms, based on used template system Smarty and other libraries, f.e. attribution of the files to records in SQL tables. Important part was implementation of designed database system and related programs. In Tests and Test runs there is user interface established and individual relations between them. According to assignment all fundamental programs were designed together with support instruments. Individual source files are saved in transparent structure of folders, so this structure is possible to apply on any computer, where are installed programs to web hosting. The result of Master`s thesis is then integrated progress report together with functional source codes.

Este estudio es parte del proyecto FONDECYT N° 1120234 “Geodinámica y tendencia evolutiva del sistema litoral de la mega ensenada de Coquimbo: hacia una prognosis de amenazas naturales para escenarios de cambios ambientales endógenos y exógenos. / Memoria para optar al título de Geógrafo / Se estudia la transferencia de masa entre la desembocadura del río Limarí, bahía Tongoy y bahía Barnes a través de la integración de unidades costeras, identificando las formas de acumulación, las relaciones morfosedimentológicas en los grupos de formas existentes y el transporte de masa en el litoral. Para la identificación de las formas de acumulación en las áreas de estudio, fue necesario realizar una descripción geomorfológica, identificando formas fluviales, fluviomarinas, terrazas marinas y formas eólicas. Para el análisis de las relaciones morfosedimentológicas se hizo necesario realizar análisis granulométrico según los procedimientos de distribución textural y morfoscópico de arenas, además de la mineralogía. Para el transporte de masa litoral se utilizó técnicas cualitativas a través del análisis multitemporal del ambiente de depositación, en un rango temporal de 27 años, analizando imágenes satelitales LandSat de los años 1987,1997, 2004 y 2011. Los resultados alcanzados denotan el fuerte control estructural y la orientación dominantemente oblicua de las bahías como factores que posibilitan la sedimentación de este sistema litoral, operando los principios de efecto de ensenada en éstas. Se considera que la fuente de abastecimiento de las bahías Tongoy y Barnes proviene de la cuenca del río Limarí, pero es necesario también considerar otros medios de transporte de sedimentos que no necesariamente tiene relación con el río ni su zona de descarga. El análisis multitemporal de las imágenes satelitales refleja que la transferencia de masa entre los diferentes sistemas se debe en el período reciente a condiciones que sobrepasen el umbral de transporte de sedimentos, esas condiciones se deben al aumento en la intensidad y torrencialidad de las precipitaciones. Las formas que reflejan cambios en los ambientes de depositación corresponden a flechas litorales y campos dunares las cuales son áreas sensibles a los aportes de sedimentos entre los sistemas. / It is studied that mass transfer between the Limarí river mouth, Tongoy bay and Barnes bay across of the integration of costal units, identifying accumulation forms, morphosedimentological, relations in the groups of existing forms and the mass transport in the coast. For identifying forms of accumulation in the areas of study, it was necessary to make a geomorphological description, identifying fluvial forms, river-marine, marine terraces and aeolian forms. For the analysis of morphosedimentological relations, it became necessary to perform granulometric analysis according to the procedures of textural distribution and sand morphocopic, including the mineralogy. For the transport of littoral mass we used qualitative techniques through the multitemporary analysis the depositional environment, a temporary range of 27 years, analyzing Landsat satellite images of the years 1987, 1997, 2004 and 2011. The results show the strong structural control and oblique orientation dominantly of the bays as factors that enable the sedimentation of the coastal system, operating the effect of cove principles in them. It is considered that the source of supply for Tongoy and Barnes bays comes from Limarí river basin, but it is also necessary to consider other transport means of sediments that does not necessarily have relation to the river or its discharge zone. The multi-temporal analysis of satellite images reflects that the mass transfer between the different systems ocurred in the recent period due to conditions that exceeded the threshold of sediment transport, these conditions are due to increase in the intensity and heavy rainfall. The forms that reflect changes in the deposition environments correspond to coastal arrows and dune fields which are sensitive areas to the contributions of sediments between systems.

Cette thèse a pour objet l'étude de quelques propriétés arithmétiques et géométriques des variétés de Shimura orthogonales. Ces variétés apparaissent naturellement comme espaces de modules de structures de Hodge de type K3. Dans certains cas, elles paramètrent des objets géométriques tels que les surfaces K3 et leurs analogues en dimensions supérieures, les variétés hyperkähleriennes. Ce point de vue modulaire sera notre fil conducteur tout au long de ce mémoire. Ainsi, dans la première partie, on démontre un résultat d'équirépartition du lieu de Hodge dans les variations de structures de Hodge de type K3 au dessus d'une courbe complexe quasi-projective. Dans la deuxième partie, on étudie des analogues arithmétiques du résultat précédent. Un exemple d'énoncés qu'on obtient est le suivant: étant donnée une surface K3 définie sur un corps de nombres et ayant partout bonne réduction, alors sous certaine hypothèse d'approximation, il existe une spécialisation telle que le nombre de Picard géométrique croît strictement. Dans la troisième partie, on relie les problèmes du saut de nombre de Picard dans les familles de surfaces K3 à la question de construction de courbes rationnelles sur ces surfaces. Enfin, on étend un résultat de Bogomolov et Tschinkel. On montre notamment que toute surface K3 définie sur un corps algébriquement clos de caractéristique quelconque et admettant une fibration elliptique non-isotriviale contient une infinité de courbes rationnelles. / This thesis deals with some arithmetical and geometrical aspects of orthogonal Shimura varieties. These varieties appear naturally as moduli spaces of Hodge structures of K3 type. In some cases, they parametrize geometric objects as K3 surfaces and their analogous in higher dimensions, the hyperkähler varieties. This modular point of view will be our guiding principle throughout this dissertation. In the first part, we prove an equidistribution result of the Hodge locus in variations of Hodge structures of K3 type above complex quasi-projective curves. In the second part, we study analogous results in the arithemtic setting. An example of statements we get is the following: given a K3 surface having everywhere good reduction and satisfying an approximation hypothesis, there exists a specialization with strictly increasing geometric Picard rank. In both cases, our methods take advantage of the rich arithmetic, automorphic and geometric structure of orthogonal Shimura varieties as well as the Kuga-Satake construction that links them to moduli spaces of abelian varieties. Finally, we extend a result of Bogomolov and Tschinkel. In particular, we show that any K3 surface defined over an algebraically closed field of arbitrary characteristic and admitting a non-isotrivial elliptic fibration contains infinitely many rational curves.

Cette thèse porte sur la question du temps social comme enjeu stratégique pour les communautés révolutionnaires métropolitaines en France à partir de l'étude de trois d'entre elles localisées à Caen, Rennes et Nantes. Ce travail s'attache à montrer les processus historiques d'institution du temps social et les tentatives visant sa destitution. Il s'engage par un retour epistémo-méthodologique sur la constitution de la sociologie à partir d'une discussion entre Durkheim et Marx. Nous défendons l'hypothèse selon laquelle la discipline se constitue davantage comme une science de l'ordre visant la stabilisation des institutions, puis avec d'autres auteurs nous essayons de dégager les voies d'une sociologie de la destitution qui assume une politique d'intervention. Partant, nous nous employons dans un premier temps (partie 2) à mener une sociologie critique classique basée sur une approche sociohistorique de la domination, en l'espèce une histoire de l'institution du temps social à partir d’une étude du travail, de la vie quotidienne, des rapports de pouvoir. Dans les parties 3 et 4 nous proposons une socioanthropologie de formes-de-vies communistes œuvrant à la fois dans la lutte contre le temps social institué (contretemps révolutionnaires, dimension négative) et affirmant un rapport au temps partant des usages (contre-temps révolutionnaires, dimension positive). L’objectif de cette thèse est de monter la façon dont un horizon post-capitaliste s’expérimente ici et maintenant, la façon dont il prend en charge ou non la question de la domination du temps social institué, la façon, aussi, dont il est réprimé. / This thesis deals with the question of social time as a strategic issue for the metropolitan revolutionary communities in France from the study of three of them located in Caen, Rennes and Nantes. This work seeks to show the historical processes of the institution of social time and attempts to destitute it. It begins by an epistemological and methodological return on the constitution of sociology through a discussion between Durkheim and Marx. We defend the hypothesis according to which the discipline is constituted more like a science of the established order aiming at the stabilization of the institutions. Then, with other authors, we try to clear the ways of a sociology of the destitution which undertakes a politics of intervention. Therefore, we begin at first (part 2) to investigate in a classical critical sociology’s way based on a sociohistorical approach of domination – in this case a history of the institution of social time through a study of work, of everyday life and power relations. In parts 3 and 4 we propose a socioanthropology of communist forms-of-life leading at the same time a fight against the instituted social time (revolutionary countertimes, negative dimension) and affirming a relation to the time starting from the activities (revolutionary counter-time, positive dimension). The aim of this thesis is to show how a post-capitalist horizon experiences itself here and now, the way in which it takes over or not the question of the domination of the instituted social time, the way, also, which it is repressed.

How do reflexive political forms within organizations and the design of innovation processes co-evolve? This paper focuses on emerging reflexive forms of power and authority, considered as regimes beyond pure domination (Clegg et al. 2006: 330 f.). We assume that preserving freedom and initiative of individuals, while not undermining the power of organizational top elites, is particularly essential for business success of organisations operating in high-tech, innovative sectors. Up to now, however, neither the development of related political forms within organisations, nor their intertwinements with innovation processes have been very well understood. Therefore this paper studies the linkages between innovation processes and reflexive political forms of organizations. More specifically, the paper aims to explore in detail the contested, antagonistic and paradoxical processes an organisation must undertake in designing a reflexive political form, a “political hybrid” (Clegg et al. 2006: 333), conducive to innovation capabilities and innovation processes in high-tech companies. Theoretical reasoning is underlined by first insights from a longitudinal case study, being part of a comparative case study program, focusing on the co-evolution of political forms and innovation process design in a SME in southern Germany. The paper contributes to the debate on power and innovation in several respects. First, we will propose a dynamic approach to exploring change and development of political forms within organisations. Most of the literature concerned with different political forms and political regimes within organisations is still centred on static typologies and its comparison (Clegg et al. 2006: 332). Second, we will examine the often neglected, contradictory processes shaping hybrid political forms in organisations. Third, we will conceptually and empirically explore linkages between innovation processes and emerging political hybrids within organizations. This study is, to the best of our knowledge, a research desideratum both in the literature on power and the literature on innovation processes (e.g. Hage and Meeus 2006; Poole and Van De Ven 2004; Vigoda-Gadot and Drory 2006; Clegg et al. 2006).

Cette thèse est un recueil de constructions et de résultats variés autour de problèmes de résonances et de stabilités. Premièrement, on s'intéresse à la conception et à l'analyse de méthodes numériques pour des problèmes académiques tels que le problème de Dirichlet sur un segment ou l'équation de transport associée à une rotation du plan. Ensuite, on étend l'analyse linéaire classique des équations de Vlasov-Poisson autour d'états d'équilibre homogènes pour décrire des phénomènes multidimensionnels et non linéaires. Enfin, une large partie est consacrée à l'étude d'équations de Schrödinger non linéaires en dimension 1. D'une part, on étudie l'impact d'une semi-discrétisation naturelle sur les ondes solitaires progressives et la croissance des normes de Sobolev. D'autre part, on développe une nouvelle famille de formes normales permettant de décrire la dynamique des petites solutions régulières pendant des temps très longs. / This manuscript deals with many problems about resonance and stability. First, we design and analyse numerical methods for academic problems like the Dirichlet problem on a segment line or the transport equation associated with a two dimensional rotation. Then, we extend the classical linear analysis of Vlasov-Poisson equations near homogeneous equilibria to describe nonlinear and multidimensional phenomena. Finally, a large part of this thesis is devoted to nonlinear Schrödinger equations in dimension 1. On the one hand, we study the impact of a natural semi-discretisation on the solitary traveling waves and on the growth of the high order Sobolev norms. On the other hand, we develop a new family of normal forms to describe the dynamic of small and smooth solutions for very long times.

Flexible forms of employment Abstract The purpose of this thesis is to map the flexible forms of employment currently offered by the Czech legislation as well as those that might possibly become part of the legal system in the Czech Republic. Flexible forms of employment are currently on the rise, and it is therefore relevant to address the possibilities offered by the legislation. Part one focuses on defining the basic terms of the legal and theoretical framework of flexible forms of employment and in this context also the importance of flexicurity as a concept that has shaped the forms of flexible employment in the recent years. Second part of the thesis describes the specific forms of employment in terms of their legal regulation and what challenges are associated with the use of each individual form of flexible employment, furthermore this part explores aspects of flexibility that can be found within these types flexible employment. Examples of such flexible forms of employment mentioned include, but are not limited to, fixed-term employment, homeworking and, in terms of working hours, a condensed working week and flexible working hours. The next part discusses new emerging forms of flexible employment, namely job sharing, employee sharing, interim management, casual work, as well as new forms of...

This master thesis aims to describe the methods, form of work and educational strategies used in teaching gifted students and to verify their effectiveness in practice though action - based teacher research. The teoretical part contains the results of czech and foreign literature research concerning the issue of gifted education. It focuses mainly on methods, forms and content of education, but also defining the basic concepts of be gifted and be talented, models of giftedness, characteristics and typologies of gifted pupils, their motivation and attitude of teacher, who plays an essential role in the education process of (not only) gifted pupils. The practical part contains the course and evaluation of action teacher research, where I will apply theoretical knowledge to primary school classes with gifted children and verify their effectiveness in practice. The research is divided into two cycles. The first cycle is focused on observing teaching. The other one cycle includes the planning, implementation and reflection of self teaching, into which the theoretical knowledge is applied. The research results showed that the most of knowledge gained in theoretical part of the thesis was verified as effective. Especially creation of own materials, choice of interesting and actual topics. Key words:...

This paper examines the metaphoric structures that underlie Chopin's major novel, The Awakening, as well as those underlying selected short stories. Drawing on the modern theory of metaphor described by Mark Turner, George Lakoff, and Mark Johnson, the author argues that conceptual metaphors are the structural elements that underlie our experiences, thoughts, and words, and that their presence is revealed through our everyday language. Since these conceptual structures are representative of human thought and language, they are also present in literary texts, and specifically in Chopin's texts. Conceptual metaphors and the linguistic forms that result from them are so basic a part of our thinking that we automatically construct our utterances by means of them. Accordingly, conceptual metaphor mirrors human thought processes, as demonstrated by the way we describe our experiences.

Arabidopsis WRINKLED1 (AtWRI1) (At3g54320) is a pivotal transcription factor in the regulation of plant oil biosynthesis. Our previous study identified a WRI1 homolog highly expressed in oil palm mesocarp (EgWRI1). EgWRI1 protein is 93 amino acids shorter than AtWRI1 with low sequence conservation and all deletions occurring in the Cterminal region. We asked whether this divergent EgWRI1 protein, from a non-seed tissue with very high oil content, and from a phylogenetically distant species is able to complement the Arabidopsis loss-of-function mutant wri1-1. We show that expression of EgWRI1 is able to restore several phenotypes of wri1-1, including reduced seed fatty acid content, the “wrinkled" appearance of the seed coat, reduced seed germination, and impaired seedling establishment. Comparison of the protein sequence of WRI1 orthologs across many diverse plant species revealed the conservation of a 9 bp exon encoding “VYL". However, this small exon is missing in one of three predicted AtWRI1 splice forms. To understand expression of WRI1 splice forms we performed RNASeq analysis of Arabidopsis developing seeds and queried other Arabidopsis EST and RNASeq databases derived from a number of tissues and from a range of plant species. In all cases, only splice form 3 is expressed in Arabidopsis and VYL is observed in the cDNA of all WRI1 orthologs investigated. Site-directed mutagenesis showed that amino acid substitutions within the ‘VYL' exon of AtWRI1 results in failure to restore reduced oil content of wri1-1 seeds, providing direct evidence for the crucial role of this small exon in AtWRI1 function.