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11	Každodennost veřejně činných žen v druhé polovině 19. století / The everyday life of publicly active women in second half of 19th century Damková, Markéta January 2017 (has links) The goal of the master thesis is to introduce a woman living in the second half of nineteenth century in her private sphere of influence. It deals with the everyday life of the female half of population belonging to the bourgeoisie and with the rhythm controlling her life. In particular chapters there are concluded parts of female world limited by their household. The thesis describes ordinary actions which made part of female's life, the most important are housekeeping and raising children. The attention is also focused on female's health and body care and on the methods of mental hygiene, especially ways of relaxing and spending free time. An ordinary life of female member of bourgeoisie in the second half of nineteenth century is reconstructed thanks to the primary sources, particularly the diaries and the private correspondence. The thesis is based on the research of the estates of many publicly active Czech women lay-by in the Literary Archive of the Museum of Czech Literature or published as the edition. Key words 19th century, history of women, everyday life, female question, housekeeping, raising children, free time, clothing
12	Numerical modeling of flame spread over spherical solid fuel under low speed flow in microgravity:Model development and comparison to space flight experiments Endo, Makoto 31 May 2016 (has links) No description available. Mechanical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Numerical modeling flame spread solid fuel spherical fuel microgravity combustion space experiment NASA GEL SoFIE SNB-CK Radiation Heat transfer Finite Element FEM FDS Microgravity Experiment NASA-STD-6001 BASS SIFI FSR axisymmetric

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Každodennost veřejně činných žen v druhé polovině 19. století / The everyday life of publicly active women in second half of 19th century

Numerical modeling of flame spread over spherical solid fuel under low speed flow in microgravity:Model development and comparison to space flight experiments