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Mother Knows Best : En studie om gestaltning av mammor i Disneys Tangled och TarzanMilve, Malin January 2018 (has links)
Den här uppsatsen undersöker hur mammorna Kala och Gothel i Disneyfilmerna Tarzan och Tangled gestaltas. Mitt syfte med uppsatsen är att, genom att jämföra två till synes helt olika mammor, uppmärksamma hur Disney signalerar vilka mammor som är "bra" och vilka som är "dåliga" mammor. I analysen jämför jag, utifrån ett feministiskt perspektiv och med hjälp av teori från semiotiken, hur mammorna beter sig mot sina barn, huruvida deras egna behov framkommer och hur barnet och mamman interagerar mot slutet av varje film, när barnet gör valet att lämna modern. Jag skrev den här uppsatsen med förhoppningen att belysa hur presentationen av kvinnor, framförallt mammor, kan se ut i ett samhälle som sätter orimligt hårda krav i media på hur kvinnor bör bete sig. Eftersom det finns mycket tidigare forskning om kvinnlig representation hoppas jag att mitt arbete kommer kunna vara ett bidrag i forskningen.
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Exploring the Software Quality Maze: Detecting Scattered and Tangled Crosscutting Quality Concerns in Source Code in Support of Maintenance TasksKrasniqi, Rrezarta 05 1900 (has links)
Software quality attributes, such as reliability, security, and usability, are often well-defined and understood at the requirement level. They lay the ground foundation necessary to achieve high-quality, robust, user-friendly, and trustworthy software systems. However, when addressing these attributes at the code level, two significant challenges emerge. First, they tend to scatter across the codebase due to improper encapsulation of object-oriented classes, hampering the visibility of quality-related components across the codebase. Second, they become tangled within a single module due to intricate interdependencies with functional aspects of the code. Addressing quality concerns in the presence of scattered and tangled code can lead to unforeseen issues. For example, software developers may inadvertently introduce new and latent bugs or incorrectly implement code components deviating from the original system-wide requirements. To tackle these pressing issues, this dissertation proposes a series of state-of-the-art solutions integrating ML-based techniques and NLP-based techniques, including static program analysis techniques, to automatically and effectively detect and repair quality concerns present at the code level, even when scattered across the codebase. Additionally, we introduce program structural analysis and change impact analysis, complemented by other unsupervised ML-based techniques, to disentangle quality-related changes from functional ones, to gain a holistic understanding of a particular maintenance task. From a practical stance, our techniques can be integrated for quality risk assessment purposes and incorporated into safety-critical continuous integration systems to monitor the evolving nature of quality concerns. Furthermore, they can enhance bidirectional traceability across evolving software artifacts, such as bug reports, commit messages, and source code, and facilitate bug triaging systems for prioritizing the resolution of highly impacted quality-related bugs.
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A Woman's Territory: Female Protagonists in 21st Century Road Movie–Based Fairy Tale FilmsLackan, Ivana January 2016 (has links)
This paper closely examines fairy tale films with road movie components, in particular those films featuring female protagonists. The study’s objective is twofold: first, to further develop existing research on the road movie by exploring one of the lesser known constituents of this broad genre and, second, to address gaps in scholarly literature on road movies when it comes to themes in female-led trips and the characterization of travelling females.
Through a detailed analysis of the journeys of female characters in recent voyage-oriented fairy tale films—Peter Pan (P.J. Hogan, 2003), Alice in Wonderland (Tim Burton, 2010) and Tangled (Byron Howard and Nathan Greno, 2010)—the investigation shows that these new heroines significantly differ from those of old. Their travels are portrayed as being less difficult, and the traits that they exhibit while on the road, namely fearlessness, rationality and an undying optimism, are rather favourable when compared to those exhibited by former road heroines.
Although these protagonists still face characters who wish to impede their movement away from a domestic setting, it is demonstrated that the protagonists are ultimately successful in not only acquiring power in the surroundings that they find themselves in, but also in carrying over their goals and dreams to their own worlds upon their return, privileges that most former road heroines did not have. Ultimately, the study shows that females can be as efficient travellers as males, and in some cases are portrayed as even more competent than their male counterparts.
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Avaliação clínica do teor residual do pirofosfato tetrassódico liberado por dois fios dentais produzidos com diferentes materiais / Clinical evaluation of the tetrasodium pyrophosphate residual content released by two dental flosses produced with different materialsCorsi, Leandro Pereira 02 June 2008 (has links)
O objetivo deste estudo clínico foi comparar a influência do tipo de material e da estrutura física de dois fios dentais em liberar pirofosfato tetrassódico, no espaço interdental. Este estudo crossover foi conduzido em uma população de 10 indivíduos (ambos os sexos) com faixa etária variando entre 18 e 30 anos. Os sujeitos da pesquisa foram alocados aleatoriamente em uma das seguintes seqüências de uso dos fios dentais: (AB ou BA), onde A = polipropileno entrelaçado e B = nylon texturizado de acordo com o material e a estrutura com que os fios dentais foram produzidos. Cada indivíduo usou uma única vez, perfazendo 6 passadas por área-alvo (sendo definido como área alvo as duas faces interproximais dos dentes contíguos selecionados, ou seja, 3 passadas em cada face) cada fio da seqüência a ele alocada. Antes do uso do primeiro fio dental, assim como entre a permuta de fios, foi realizado um washout de uma semana sem fazer uso de qualquer produto que contivesse o princípio ativo (sal anti-tártaro). O fluido gengival das áreas-alvo foi colhido no espaço interdental, com cones de papel absorventes esterilizados (calibre # 35), nos seguintes tempos: (00) antes, (0) logo após; 1, 2, 4, (1, 2 e 4) horas após o uso de cada fio dental. A presença de pirofosfato nas amostras foi verificada por meio de cromatógrafo de íons IC 2000 (coluna AS-11 e pré-coluna AG-11). Os teores de pirofosfato foram comparados entre os dois tipos de fios dentais e entre os tempos de colheita das amostras. O pirofosfato tetrassódico foi detectado no fluido gengival de ambos os grupos em 95% das amostras no tempo 0 - imediatamente após o uso, em 45% das amostras no tempo 1 - após uma hora do uso e em 10% das amostras após 2 horas do uso. Após 4 horas do uso, em nenhuma das amostras foi detectada a presença do princípio ativo em níveis terapêuticos. Conclui-se que a composição do material e a estrutura física dos fios dentais não exerceram influência na liberação e na permanência do agente anti-tártaro, que permaneceu em níveis terapêuticos por um período de até 2 horas após o uso único. / The aim of this investigation was to compare the influence of the type of material and the physical structure of two antitartar dental flosses in releasing tetrasodium pyrophosphate in the interdental space. This crossover study involved 10 subjects (both genders) with ages ranging from 18-30 years old. The individuals were randomly assigned to one of the following sequences of use of the dental flosses (AB or BA), where A = tangled polypropylene and B = texturized nylon according to the structures and the materials what the dental flosses were made, forming two groups of five individuals each. Each individual used the floss 6 times in the target areas (defined as both interproximal surfaces of the selected teeth, 3 times in each surface). Before the use of the first dental floss and between the employments of the two flosses, a one week washout period was done without the use of products containing tetrasodium pyrophosphate. The gingival crevicular fluid of the target areas was sampled with sterile paper points (tapering # 35) in the following times: (00) before the use of the dental floss, (0) soon after the use; 1, 2, 4, (1, 2 and 4 hours after the use, respectively). The pyrophosphate contents in the samples were verified using an ion chromatograph IC 2000 (column AS-11 e pre-column AG-11). The contents of pyrophosphate were compared between the two flosses and among the sample collection times. Pyrophosphate was detected in the gingival crevicular fluid of both groups in 95% of the samples soon after their use, 45% after 1h and 10% after 2h of the use. After 4h, none of the samples had pyrophosphate at detectable levels. Both dental flosses released tetrasodium pyrophosphate at therapeutic levels for up to 2 hours after flossing. Based in the results it can be concluded that the material composition and the physical structure of the flosses had no influence in releasing the antitartar agent, which remained in therapeutic levels for a 2 hours period after the single use.
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Avaliação clínica do teor residual do pirofosfato tetrassódico liberado por dois fios dentais produzidos com diferentes materiais / Clinical evaluation of the tetrasodium pyrophosphate residual content released by two dental flosses produced with different materialsLeandro Pereira Corsi 02 June 2008 (has links)
O objetivo deste estudo clínico foi comparar a influência do tipo de material e da estrutura física de dois fios dentais em liberar pirofosfato tetrassódico, no espaço interdental. Este estudo crossover foi conduzido em uma população de 10 indivíduos (ambos os sexos) com faixa etária variando entre 18 e 30 anos. Os sujeitos da pesquisa foram alocados aleatoriamente em uma das seguintes seqüências de uso dos fios dentais: (AB ou BA), onde A = polipropileno entrelaçado e B = nylon texturizado de acordo com o material e a estrutura com que os fios dentais foram produzidos. Cada indivíduo usou uma única vez, perfazendo 6 passadas por área-alvo (sendo definido como área alvo as duas faces interproximais dos dentes contíguos selecionados, ou seja, 3 passadas em cada face) cada fio da seqüência a ele alocada. Antes do uso do primeiro fio dental, assim como entre a permuta de fios, foi realizado um washout de uma semana sem fazer uso de qualquer produto que contivesse o princípio ativo (sal anti-tártaro). O fluido gengival das áreas-alvo foi colhido no espaço interdental, com cones de papel absorventes esterilizados (calibre # 35), nos seguintes tempos: (00) antes, (0) logo após; 1, 2, 4, (1, 2 e 4) horas após o uso de cada fio dental. A presença de pirofosfato nas amostras foi verificada por meio de cromatógrafo de íons IC 2000 (coluna AS-11 e pré-coluna AG-11). Os teores de pirofosfato foram comparados entre os dois tipos de fios dentais e entre os tempos de colheita das amostras. O pirofosfato tetrassódico foi detectado no fluido gengival de ambos os grupos em 95% das amostras no tempo 0 - imediatamente após o uso, em 45% das amostras no tempo 1 - após uma hora do uso e em 10% das amostras após 2 horas do uso. Após 4 horas do uso, em nenhuma das amostras foi detectada a presença do princípio ativo em níveis terapêuticos. Conclui-se que a composição do material e a estrutura física dos fios dentais não exerceram influência na liberação e na permanência do agente anti-tártaro, que permaneceu em níveis terapêuticos por um período de até 2 horas após o uso único. / The aim of this investigation was to compare the influence of the type of material and the physical structure of two antitartar dental flosses in releasing tetrasodium pyrophosphate in the interdental space. This crossover study involved 10 subjects (both genders) with ages ranging from 18-30 years old. The individuals were randomly assigned to one of the following sequences of use of the dental flosses (AB or BA), where A = tangled polypropylene and B = texturized nylon according to the structures and the materials what the dental flosses were made, forming two groups of five individuals each. Each individual used the floss 6 times in the target areas (defined as both interproximal surfaces of the selected teeth, 3 times in each surface). Before the use of the first dental floss and between the employments of the two flosses, a one week washout period was done without the use of products containing tetrasodium pyrophosphate. The gingival crevicular fluid of the target areas was sampled with sterile paper points (tapering # 35) in the following times: (00) before the use of the dental floss, (0) soon after the use; 1, 2, 4, (1, 2 and 4 hours after the use, respectively). The pyrophosphate contents in the samples were verified using an ion chromatograph IC 2000 (column AS-11 e pre-column AG-11). The contents of pyrophosphate were compared between the two flosses and among the sample collection times. Pyrophosphate was detected in the gingival crevicular fluid of both groups in 95% of the samples soon after their use, 45% after 1h and 10% after 2h of the use. After 4h, none of the samples had pyrophosphate at detectable levels. Both dental flosses released tetrasodium pyrophosphate at therapeutic levels for up to 2 hours after flossing. Based in the results it can be concluded that the material composition and the physical structure of the flosses had no influence in releasing the antitartar agent, which remained in therapeutic levels for a 2 hours period after the single use.
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Where There's a Will, There's a Way: Generating Capabilities for Societal ResilienceDella Vella, Dante Michael 27 October 2022 (has links)
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From Snow White to Frozen : An evaluation of popular gender representation indicators applied to Disney’s princess films / Från Snövit till Frost : En utvärdering av populära könsrepresentations-indikatorer tillämpade på Disneys prinsessfilmerNyh, Johan January 2015 (has links)
Simple content analysis methods, such as the Bechdel test and measuring percentage of female talk time or characters, have seen a surge of attention from mainstream media and in social media the last couple of years. Underlying assumptions are generally shared with the gender role socialization model and consequently, an importance is stated, due to a high degree to which impressions from media shape in particular young children’s identification processes. For young girls, the Disney Princesses franchise (with Frozen included) stands out as the number one player commercially as well as in customer awareness. The vertical lineup of Disney princesses spans from the passive and domestic working Snow White in 1937 to independent and super-power wielding princess Elsa in 2013, which makes the line of films an optimal test subject in evaluating above-mentioned simple content analysis methods. As a control, a meta-study has been conducted on previous academic studies on the same range of films. The sampled research, within fields spanning from qualitative content analysis and semiotics to coded content analysis, all come to the same conclusions regarding the general changes over time in representations of female characters. The objective of this thesis is to answer whether or not there is a correlation between these changes and those indicated by the simple content analysis methods, i.e. whether or not the simple popular methods are in general coherence with the more intricate academic methods. / <p>Betyg VG (skala IG-VG)</p>
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