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11	Řídicí systém laboratorního standu pro výukové účely / Control system of laboratory stand for educational purpose Ondrejček, Vladimír January 2015 (has links) This thesis proposes control circuit, that will be used in laboratory stand. The first part contains components that interact with the control circuit. The second part deals with the actual design of the control circuits, their design, appropriate selection of components and wiring. Third part deals with the assembly of the entire device and its commissioning.
12	Fault Diagnosis for Functional Safety in Electrified and Automated Vehicles Li, Tianpei 25 September 2020 (has links) No description available. Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Automotive Engineering
13	Los Delitos sobre la ordenación del territorio y el urbanismo : la prevaricación urbanística Trenzado Asensio, MªJosé 25 January 2013 (has links) El objeto de esta investigación pretende el análisis detallado de los tipos penales recogidos en el Libro II del Código Penal, Título XVI, capítulo I, artículo 320, dedicado a la Prevaricación Urbanística, así como el capitulo V de ese mismo Título dedicado a las disposiciones comunes, artículos 338, 339 y 340 del Código Penal. El estudio se divide en cinco partes, en la primera se contempla el panorama urbanístico español, en materia de ordenación del territorio, urbanismo y vivienda, tanto a nivel europeo, estatal, autonómico y ejecución municipal. La segunda parte viene referida al fenómeno de la corrupción. En tercer lugar, se realiza un examen de las infracciones urbanísticas incluidas dentro de la disciplina urbanística. En cuarto lugar nos detenemos en el análisis detallado del delito de prevaricación urbanística y su examen jurisprudencial. Finalmente, en quinto y último lugar, se examinan las disposiciones comunes, y cuestiones procesales. / The purpose of this research aims to the detailed analysis of the criminal offenses listed in Penal Code, Book II, Title XVI, Chapter I, Article 320, dedicated to Urban Prevarication and Chapter V of the same title on the provisions common, articles 338, 339 and 340 of the Penal Code. The study is divided into five parts, the first of which includes the Spanish urban landscape, in terms of spatial planning, urban development and housing, both at European, national, regional and local implementation. The second part is referred to the phenomenon of corruption. Third, it provides a review of the offenses included within the urban planning discipline. Fourthly we focus on the detailed analysis of the crime of trespass urban and jurisprudential consideration. Finally, in the fifth and finally, examines common provisions, and procedural issues. Ordenación Territorio Urbanismo Prevaricación Urbanística Injusticia Arbitrariedad Corrupción Infracción Sanción Alcalde Informar Resolver Votar Omitir Inspección Sabiendas Sabiendas Europea Cooperación Coordinación Exclusiva Autoridad Funcionario Público Inhabilitación Transparencia Auditoria 34
14	Planning for peacebuilding in contested cities: a needs-based analysis in Belfast and Jerusalem Miller, Janice 03 December 2012 (has links) This research project is primarily a case study about planning practice and its affect on peacebuilding activities in Belfast and Jerusalem. The primary method of data collection is semi-structured interviews with planners, policymakers, and community leaders involved in peacebuilding activities in the study cities. The primary data collection is triangulated with a literature review and a number of supplementary planning documents, books, and videos on the subject matter. The data has been analyzed using the lens of fundamental human needs, as laid out by Max-Neef, who sees all human needs as equally important rather than hierarchical as some human need theories are. Both Belfast and Jerusalem have centralized planning systems based on the British Town Planning model. Planning in both cities is frequently viewed as a contentious issue, most especially around housing issues. In both cities, one population group is characterized as “bursting” at the seams in terms of housing need, while the other population group feels endangered. Security issues are critical in both cities resulting in the building of security barriers, which ultimately change patterns of free movement in the city and affect the imagined city of both sides of the conflict. The barriers affect the ability to meet other fundamental human needs as well, such as the need for participation and understanding. Despite the clear problems in these cities, there are some indications of success as well. Northern Ireland ran a hugely successful public consultation on the direction the citizens want the government to go in. The resounding answer was for a shared future and some planners and urban leaders have taken this to heart and are working hard to build and define shared spaces in the urban fabric. This work is happening at all levels of the community and several excellent projects have been a positive result of cross-community work aimed at building understanding. In Jerusalem several organizations and various planners are working on similar goals to empower the disadvantaged Palestinian community and instill more justice in the planning system. Planning Contested cities Peace-building Max-Neef human needs Belfast Jerusalem Fundamental human needs Imagined cities Planning for peace Shared space Conflict cycle Planning justice Justice Equity planning Resolver planning Collaborative planning Just cities
15	Planning for peacebuilding in contested cities: a needs-based analysis in Belfast and Jerusalem Miller, Janice 03 December 2012 (has links) This research project is primarily a case study about planning practice and its affect on peacebuilding activities in Belfast and Jerusalem. The primary method of data collection is semi-structured interviews with planners, policymakers, and community leaders involved in peacebuilding activities in the study cities. The primary data collection is triangulated with a literature review and a number of supplementary planning documents, books, and videos on the subject matter. The data has been analyzed using the lens of fundamental human needs, as laid out by Max-Neef, who sees all human needs as equally important rather than hierarchical as some human need theories are. Both Belfast and Jerusalem have centralized planning systems based on the British Town Planning model. Planning in both cities is frequently viewed as a contentious issue, most especially around housing issues. In both cities, one population group is characterized as “bursting” at the seams in terms of housing need, while the other population group feels endangered. Security issues are critical in both cities resulting in the building of security barriers, which ultimately change patterns of free movement in the city and affect the imagined city of both sides of the conflict. The barriers affect the ability to meet other fundamental human needs as well, such as the need for participation and understanding. Despite the clear problems in these cities, there are some indications of success as well. Northern Ireland ran a hugely successful public consultation on the direction the citizens want the government to go in. The resounding answer was for a shared future and some planners and urban leaders have taken this to heart and are working hard to build and define shared spaces in the urban fabric. This work is happening at all levels of the community and several excellent projects have been a positive result of cross-community work aimed at building understanding. In Jerusalem several organizations and various planners are working on similar goals to empower the disadvantaged Palestinian community and instill more justice in the planning system. Planning Contested cities Peace-building Max-Neef human needs Belfast Jerusalem Fundamental human needs Imagined cities Planning for peace Shared space Conflict cycle Planning justice Justice Equity planning Resolver planning Collaborative planning Just cities
16	Klientská aplikace protokolu DNS s grafickým rozhraním pro účely výuky / DNS client application with a graphical interface for teaching purposes Biolek, Martin January 2021 (has links) The goal of the Master thesis on the topic of the Client application of DNS protocol with graphical interface for teaching purposes is to create a program with the features of sending, receiving DNS, MDNS and LLMNR protocols with optional parameters. Additionally, compare the created application with available tools such as Nslookup, Dig and create examples of application for teaching.
17	Online validace záznamů DNSSEC / Online DNSSEC Records Validation Bachtík, Martin January 2011 (has links) Master's Thesis is studying an extension that secures the domain name system by introducing the verifiability of authenticity of data, known as DNSSEC. Productive output is proposal of application and its subsequent implementation that at each stage of browse the namespace to the selected domain name checks the appropriatenesses of this extension and in detail reports the trusted chain.
18	Elektrický pohon zkušebního pracoviště / Electric drive of testing bench Jon, Václav January 2008 (has links) The master thesis deals with problems of electrical gears divided to the teoretical and practical part of submitted work. Thesis was created in conjuction with company VUES Brno s.r.o. The author of the master thesis accomplished three-month work experience at aforementioned company and consequently solved the national project: Automatic station with utilization of active synchronic brakes for testing electrical hand-held tools. The project included creating full-automatic station for testing life-time cyclic tests electrical hand-held tools. The author of the project engage in programme for frequency transmitter served as headstone of the master thesis.

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