Thesis (Ph. D)--Hebrew University, Jerusalem. / Hebrew and English. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Dropsie College, 1923. / "Published with the aid of the Rose Adler Fund." Bibliography: p. [125]-162.

Thesis (Ph. D)--Hebrew University, Jerusalem. / Hebrew and English.

Thesis (D.M.A.)--Boston University, 2005. / "The focus of this dissertation is the sacred choral compositions of three of the composers active in the St. Petersburg Society for Jewish Folk Music ... Lazare Saminsky, Joseph Achron, and Moses Milner"--p. v. "Included in the appendices [p. 72-329] are new editions of Unsane Tojkef by Moses Milner, the Sabbath Evening Service and Sabbath Morning Service by Lazare Saminsky and the Evening Service for the Sabbath by Joseph Achron"--p. vi. Includes bibliographical references (p. 330-332). Also available on the Internet.

While much has been written on the Yiddish poet Moyshe-Leyb Halpern, there is a paucity of critical material which deals with the issue of persona in his poetry. This is unfortunate since the use of persona takes centre stage in Halpern's oeuvre. This work will discuss the issue of persona in Halpern's poems, and will focus specifically on one of Halpern's personae: "Moyshe-Leyb." I will begin with an overview of the relevant literary criticism on Halpern, and a discussion of the major themes found in his poetry. Furthermore, I will discuss Halpern's connection to literary modernism, and this movement's paradigm of persona. Finally, I will examine Halpern's possible motivations for choosing a persona with his own name, and the themes and issues found in these poems.

Název: The utilization of the Feldenkrais method in shoulder rehabilitation Objectives: This thesis aims to investigate whether exercise with elements of the Feldenkrais method can positively influence the movement function in the cervicobrachial girdle area. Specifically, the extent of movement of the shoulder joint and cervical spine, movement pattern of shoulder abduction, overall posture and subjective body perception were tested. Method: It is qualitative-quantitative research in the form of quasi-experiment. Five probands, four women and one man, aged 26-68 years, underwent this research. The intervention consisted of six thirty-minute lessons that were conducted twice a week and focused on the shoulder and neck area. The data were obtained by pre-test and post-test, which included: evaluation of body posture by aspect, range of motion of the shoulder joint and cervical spine (goniometry) and movement stereotypes. The subjective feelings of the proband were obtained by using a survey. Results: All probands improved the mobility of the shoulder joint and cervical spine. In the shoulder joint, the movement improved on average: to flexion by 12ř, to extension by 8ř, to abduction by 15ř, to external rotation by 18ř, to internal rotation and horizontal adduction by 7ř and to horizontal abduction...

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Airbases are often prioritized targets in early stages of conflicts. To avoid this, the Swedish Air Force have a concept to disperse their resources. It requires mobile logistical units to support the flying machines outside the airbases and achieve the effect of this concept. Moshe Kress has principles in his thesis on how to achieve a successful logistical chain. Therefore, this study aims to understand the Swedish use of mobile logistical units from Kress principles.  The findings of this qualitative analysis shows that many of these principles interrelate because many results of the operationalized questions are similar.  The Swedish management philosophy offers a degree of initiative on the tactical level in the completing of tasks.  Even though there are room for initiative, the logistical levels need to maintain good communication and cooperation to maintain the logistical chain. One detail that was recurrent in the results was the importance of continuous planning and be open for readjustments when lessons are learnt. Kress principles can be used as a tool to analyze this kind of concept and better understand the use of these units. Details concerning how the Swedish mobile logistical units operate are classified and specific for their country. Therefore, this study contributes to insights and understandings on the basics of how these units operate from the perspective of Kress principles.

Military campaigns has throughout time been analysed through the eyes of the commanding officers and their tactical knowledge. Is this the only way to analyse military campaigns or can victory be explained through other actions then tactical decisions? Can the importance of logistics explain outcomes in different military campaigns? This study strives to explain how logistic measures can explain different outcomes in military campaigns. The concept which is used in this study is Moshe Kress theory on operational logistics, and through this I will try to explain the importance of logistics as a factor for outcomes in military campaigns. This study has shown that pre-emptive measures in the operational logistics level can change the outcome of military campaigns. Although logistics isn´t the only reason for victory or defeat in military campaigns this study shows the importance in understanding and making sure your logistic planning is as well planned as your tactical planning.

Despite Operation Iraqi Freedoms operational success, many reports revealed that the operational  logistics were under considerable pressure. Nonetheless, it did not fail completely, however the operational logistics from OIF had a lot of lessons to learn. This is evident in a number of articles, which have a practical way of viewing the issues at hand. This paper analyses the operational logistics with a more theoretical approach, and incorporates Moshe Kress seven properties for operational logistics. The result shows that the operational logistics was good enough, even though it lacked a few of the operational properties. This is thought to be because of an inbalance between the properties, which can further explain why the operation was a success whilst the operational logistics was just adequate.