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51	Elektronický obchod a jeho marketing / E-commerce and its Marketing Musilová, Veronika January 2009 (has links) I will attend to creation suitable model of e-marketing for e-shop with flowers in my diploma work. The aim will by join the possible instruments of online marketing in order that the company can succesfully work on the Internet. and ensure the betterposition before the competition. I will focus on e-marketing and its individua instruments. I will make some analysis of the company, by virtue of I will propose what kind of e-marketing can company use. Last but not least I will attend to the aims, which company should achieve and own potential which should valorize.
52	Performance Practice and Reception of the United States National Anthem in the 21st Century Wlodarczyk, Alyssa M. 24 May 2022 (has links) No description available. Music History American History National Anthem United States The Star-Spangled Banner Performance Practice Reception History Black Lives Matter Discourse Social Media NFL National Football League Protest Politics Lift Every Voice and Sing God Bless America Francis Scott Key Racial Inequality Systemic Racism
53	Tidal sedimentology and geomorphology in the central Salish Sea straits, British Columbia and Washington State Mullan, Sean 03 January 2018 (has links) Intra-archipelago waterways, including tidal strait networks, present a complex set of barriers to, and conduits for sediment transport between marine basins. Tidal straits may also be the least well understood tide-dominated sedimentary environment. To address these issues, currents, sediment transport pathways, and seabed sedimentology & geomorphology were studied in the central Salish Sea (Gulf and San Juan Islands region) of British Columbia, Canada and Washington State, USA. A variety of data types were integrated: 3D & 2D tidal models, multibeam bathymetry & backscatter, seabed video, grab samples, cores and seismic reflection. This dissertation included the first regional sediment transport modelling study of the central Salish Sea. Lagrangian particle dispersal simulations were driven by 2D tidal hydrodynamics (~59-days). It was found that flood-tide dominance through narrow intra-archipelago connecting straits resulted in the transfer of sediment into the inland Strait of Georgia, an apparent sediment sink. The formative/maintenance processes at a variety of seabed landforms, including a banner bank with giant dunes, were explained with modelled tides and sediment transport. Deglacial history and modern lateral sedimentological and morphological transitions were also considered. Based on this modern environment, adjustments to the tidal strait facies model were identified. In addition, erosion and deposition patterns across the banner bank (dune complex) were monitored with 8-repeat multibeam sonar surveys (~10 years). With these data, spatially variable bathymetric change detection techniques were explored: A) a cell-by-cell probabilistic depth uncertainty-based threshold (t-test); and B) coherent clusters of change pixels identified with the local Moran's Ii spatial autocorrelation statistic. Uncertainty about volumetric change is a considerable challenge in seabed change research, compared to terrestrial studies. Consideration of volumetric change confidence intervals tempers interpretations and communicates metadata. Techniques A & B may both be used to restrict volumetric change calculations in area, to exclude low relative bathymetric change signal areas. / Graduate / 2018-12-07 tidal strait networks sediment transport pathways seabed sedimentology marine geomorphology Salish Sea Gulf Islands San Juan Islands multibeam bathymetry Lagrangian particle dispersal tidal hydrodynamics Strait of Georgia Strait of Juan de Fuca banner bank giant dunes tidal strait facies model bathymetric change detection t-test local Moran's Ii depth uncertainty volumetric change confidence intervals deglacial history repeat surveys sand dynamics tides sonar marine renewable energy offshore pipelines and cables benthic habitat spatial autocorrelation spatial analysis and statistics geographic information system (GIS) finite element method (FEM)
54	Aktuální stav informačních služeb v oblasti divadelní kultury a jejich vliv na public relations / Analysis of the current state of information services in the field of theatre arts and their impact on public relations Procházková, Kateřina January 2013 (has links) With the aid of a "case study" research design, this thesis analyses the typology of informational services, whose prudent application can influence relations of institutions existing within the drama industry with the broader public. The theoretical part sheds light on the problematic definition of "information services", which is placed in the context of online marketing, and introduces ways, in which this term possesses an added value in the form of affecting the applied processes of public relations within particular institutions. Secondly, it includes basic methodological perspectives on quantitative research, the rules of performing case study research as the selected research design, and last but not least, it describes utilised methods of data collection. The last and most key part of the thesis is based on resulting application of the typology of information services, discussed in the previous parts, and concerns itself with the aforementioned question of their influence on public relation processes of individual institutions. These include the information portal divadlo.cz, which serves caters for the domestic sphere of theatre, and an official web presentation of the Divadlo na Zabradli theatre. The analysis is of inductive nature and is not directed by a previously determined...

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