This diploma thesis focuses on Virginia Woolf's conception of time in relation to the narrative techniques the author uses in her novels. The aim of this diploma thesis is to analyse the conception of time characteristic of Woolf's prose but also to point out how closely related this conception of time is to the narrative techniques used by the author. To capture the development of Woolf's conception of time and narrative methods, the novels are analysed chronologically according to their dates of publication. Significant part of this thesis is also devoted to the philosophical, scientific and historical context in which the novels were written because the author's treatment of time and narrative techniques are directly inspired by philosophical and-scientific theories and socio-historical changes at the turn of the 20th century.

This diploma thesis deals with bioavailability of mercury in high contaminated soils collected in the Jedová hora in the Brdská vrchovina and their change to mushrooms. Theoretical part deals with parameters of mercury, its toxicity and appearance in Environment with focus on mercury content in the soil and change of mercury to the biota (to mushrooms and mosses). In practical part was summarized own analysis of mercury assessment with assistance of dedicated atomic absorption spectrometer AMA 254 and mobile form of mercury by technology of diffuse gradient in thin film - DGT. Average amount of mercury in collected samples of the soil moved between 1,25 +/- 0,01 mg.kg-1 - 276,18 +/- 0,09 mg.kg-1. From the soil to the soil solution passed only 0,01 - 0,09 % of mercury. From the soil solution was for DGT units, therefore for biota, available only 0,10 - 4,47 % of mercury. The mercury content in the soil solution (r = 0,861) and mobile forms of mercury (r = 0,980) in the soils significantly correlated with the total mercury content in soils and also with the total sulphur content in the soils (r = 0,931). The highest concentration of mercury in mushrooms was detected in dry matter of Holubinka sesterská (Russula sororia Fr.) 12,490 +/- 2,439 mg.kg-1 and highest concentration of mercury in mosses was measured in dry matter of Ploník ztenčený (Polytrichum formosum) 0,420 +/- 0,111 mg.kg-1.

The aim of the diploma thesis was to evaluate the data gained from a weighine-machine located right in the hall of the selected company. The weighine-machine together with thermometer and hygrometer measures the weight of chickens, numbers of chickens weighed, temperature, humidity and uniformity. The data acquired about the given batches are from September 2014 to March 2016 from both types of hybrids. The results show that hybrid ROSS 308 occurred more often above the growth curve, in summer months it had better daily weight gain and the highest uniformity. Hybrid COBB 500 had better increase in winter and its uniformity was higher in temporary and winter period. According to the correlation analysis, the fact was confirmed, that with the growing weight the number of chickens lowers. The average mortality was around 3 %, the exception was the batch 6/2015 when the mortality was 4,8 %.

Nahlížíme-li na profesi kameramana jakožto na určitou formu umění, pak toto umění dnes stojí na rozcestí. Kolem pojmu kameramanství je dnes určitá kontroverze, zejména v kontextu filmů, u kterých byla klasická kamera podřízena virtuálním technikám (např. Matrix, Life of Pi, Gravitace). Následující práce se zaobírá historickým vývojem kameramanských technik a jejím cílem je ověřit, zda je virtuální kinematografie krokem kupředu v evoluci práce kameramana. Ve snaze dobrat se co nejpravdivější odpovědi, rozhodl jsem se analyzovat práci kameramanů výše zmíněných celovečerních snímků ve smyslu spolupráce se supervizory vizuálních efektů a celým kreativním týmem. V této studii se snažím objasnit, jak tito kameramani použili nové techniky za účelem podpoření dramaturgie příběhu.

The introduction of the diploma thesis contains basic concepts of testing of plastic moulded products and their general characteristics essential for use in the medical device industry. In the following theoretical part there is described the methodology of practical testing techniques used by Phillips Medisize CZ company. At the closing part of the diploma thesis there is made a summary of the testing methods, their evaluation and potential proposals for improvement of the applied methodology.

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Title: Analysis of the badminton matches in men's and women's singles The goals of essay: Main goal of the essay is to find out differences in first three shots and its most common combinations in single matches of men and women in relation to gaining a point during the rally. Another goal was to find frequency of using backhand and forehand hold in second and third shot. The last goal was to compare the frequency of ending in first, second and third shot between men and women. Methods: Indirect analysis - videoanalysis Results: According to results men and women primarily choose different types of serving. Men most often use short backhand serve, women high forehand serve. For the second shot men choose short shot or lob, women use smash. The third shot is lob in men rally, women choose short shot most often. Generally men uses in the first three shots shots less clears than women do. For both sexes are the most effective shots offensive ones, but men are more successful than women. The most effective direction of return was for men and for women the body of the player, in third shot it was the backhand side too (left middle and left back of the field). Men were more successful with forenhand, women with backhand. The frequenc of endings to third shots shows that women more often end the rally...

Title: A possibility of use of principles of Alexander Technique in Primary Schools and in Children and Youth Sport Objectives: The aim of this thesis is to introduce Alexander Technique and relate it to the school environment as an element of predominantly primary prevention. First we elucidate the theme of school environment in relation to student movement habits and health. Then we will suggest a possibility of an enrichment of school P.E. and health promotion of children with the help of the principles of Alexander Technique in games within school P.E. and explain their contribution to daily life. Methods: Analysis, argumentation, critic reasoning, creative thinking, qualitative observation Results: Application of Alexander Technique to the school environment. Designed children's motion games based on principles of Alexander Technique. Keywords: Alexander Technique, posture, prevention, Physical Education, sport

Title of dissertation: Selected factors of success of Czech goalkeepers' sports performance and the analysis of the goalkeeper's game activities in the basic part of the Tipsport extraliga ČSLH 2017/2018 Objectives of dissertation: To find out whether there is an association between the body height and the total percent success of Czech goalkeepers in Czech Hockey Extraliga. Another aim was to analyse the success of particular game techniques in the matches of the basic part of the competition. Methods: Comparison of the body height and the achievement of players by using the Pearson-co- correlation coefficient. The research part of this thesis was carried out through the method of indirect observation of 14 Tipsport extraliga matches. It is particularly a technique of goalkeeper's selected game activities and the analysis of their success. Results: According to the results of correlation it is obvious that there is no relationship between the body height and the percent success of the goalkeeper. Goalkeepers of the Czech extraliga use the game activity butterfly more than 90 percent while responding to the kicked hockey puck in every hockey match. The success of the following game activity and its technique (reverse V-H) is bellow the boundary of 90 percent.

76 Abstract: Interrogation tactics This thesis is focused on the interrogation management tactic, ie, in brief, how interrogator should conduct an interrogation to be both legal and successful. My aim in this work was to address the basic complexity of interrogation management and describe the basic procedures and techniques by which interrogator can obtain true testimony from the majority of interrogated groups. Due to the limited scope of this work, I could not incorporate specific areas of interrogation situations (questioning of juvenile, sick, etc.), so I focused mainly on interviews with the three main groups of people interrogated, which are interviews of people who can testify and want to, who want to, but can not and who do not want to testify, though they can, especially in situations where these persons are witnesses or subjects accused. In the first chapter of this thesis I deal with questioning from a general point of view of law, psychology and criminology, wherein most of the views and theories mentioned can be related to almost all specific interrogation situations. In this chapter I provided the psychological aspect of the interrogation a little more space than I originally intended, but I think it is substantiated. The psychological side of the interrogation situation is very complicated...