This thesis describes the methods of communication in the Integrated Rescue System, considering especially its basic components. The theoretical part focuses on the description of the Integrated Rescue System components and the regulations determining the competence and connection of the basic IRS components and between each other. The research part evaluates possibilities of the investigated IRS components, their tools for connection and communication, and the principles which are usually used in their work. All knowledge are summarised at the end of the thesis. Included is also a proposal for particular types of activities of the Integrated Rescue System components as regards joint action - the organization of connection. This part determines the basic communication rules which could be helpful in mutual communication of the Integrated Rescue System components dealing with extraordinary events.

The theoretical findings about methods of earth faults indication are elaborated in this thesis into form, which is applicable to design contactless indicator of failure states on MV lines. This design contains electromagnetic field sensors, evaluation device and software support. The higher effectiveness of clearing of fault and better health and asset protection is supposed by using of these indicators.

The present study focuses on English collocations and their testing in Czech learners of English. Since the importance of collocations and phraseology as a linguistic discipline has not been recognised until recently, these concepts are introduced from the general point of view. First, the attention is given to the history of phraseology and its underlying principles as well as to the major approaches to it. Second, phraseological units are described from the point of view of their categorisation and of some influential typologies of these units. The main focus of interest is collocations, particularly major approaches to them as well as criteria commonly used to describe and delimit collocations from other types of prefabricated units and their definition and classification. Previous research on collocations in learner English is also outlined. The analytical part (based on Granger's (1998) study) analyzes the results of testing English collocations in Czech learners of English. The main focus is on whether these results confirm or deny the results of Granger's study, as well as on the learners' knowledge of and ability to use collocations, particularly on their (non)attaining the native "ideal."

The thesis may be divided into two parts, the theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part of my thesis describe the permanent connection in engineering includes soldering, gluing, riveting and welding and further describe the building-up and weldability tests as part of the technological tests. In the practical part of my thesis describe what and how I was doing. How I progressed in the production of individual samples and testing. We can find there a description of the tensile test, graphical display each tensile test, measured and calculated values and evaluation of tests. Further describe the detection of microstructure and microhardness. Each photo of microstructure I worked to the table and commented what can we see on them. At microhardness we can read about the gist and execution of the test. Obtained values I compiled to the chart and commented. According to the hardness can recognize a structural component and phases. In conclusion is a summary of the measured values and evaluation.

Travelling in the city is a part of everyday life for many people. It is sometimes difficult to choose the right combination of walking and public transport especially in unfamiliar parts of the city. We processed publicly available data and made a search engine for multimodal paths. The search engine was designed to be able to personalise results according to user needs and could be used as a web application or a shared library.

The design of plastic parts for presure valve filter (Reverse rinsing filter combination with pressure reducing valve. Fine filter and rotary connector flange for installation in horizontal or vertical pipe work). Optimization of fixture of existing device Additional function record of cleaning filter (date rocord) Optimization of easy makeability Design of concept of filter base on study from external company Description of function of device Proposal of design changes of selected components Creation of 3D model and drawings of selected components Stress – strain analysis in Pro/Mechanica Simulation of molding process with using Plastic adviser tool Basic calculation of hydraulic mechanism

The graduation thesis is dedicated to the binomials in the Czech and Russian languages. The author paid her attention to the substantive binomials, to the determination of their semantic categories and syntactic functions and to the comparison of the results of both languages. The source for the analysis is binomials, which were found in the Czech national corpus and the Russian national corpus.

This dissertation describes issues related with management of merger & acquisition projects. There are several publications and articles related to mergers and acquisitions in the Czech Republic but they focus on subareas (accounting, tax or legal implications). Intention of the author of the dissertation is to present comprehensive view at mergers and acquisitions and compose recommendations for managers who will be responsible for future merger and acquisition projects. The dissertation contain analysis of experiences from past acquisition projects and analysis of elements which influence merger and acquisition projects. Another part focuses on merger and acquisition structuring and description of important parts of any acquisition project. Author sent questionnaire to Crowe Horwath International firms and executed assessment of responses related to questions from mergers and acquisitions. Outcome of the dissertation contain model of five stages recommended to merger and acquisition projects, resources for creating value during mergers and acquisitions, limitation of mergers and acquisitions and reasons for merger and acquisition decisions. For better explanation are numerous examples, case studies and charts used in particular sections.

The main aim of the thesis is the comparison of methods that are focused on assessment of solid woods boards' strength. The assessment is considered from a point of view of normative methods and it is determined at industrial oak and beech solid wood panels with PVAC dispersion glue. The thesis consists of two main parts. The first part is theoretical and it is focused on solid wood materials, wood bonding, technological factors and circumstances that influence the quality of adhesive joints. There are also mentioned basic types of adhesives used in furniture and wood industry as well as overview of standards dealing with quality of adhesive joints of wood materials in the theoretical part. The theoretical knowledge is used in the second part where is the methodology created. The methodology helps to find out the density, shear bond strength and percentage violation of adhesive joints of test samples. Finally, the results of analytical part are statistically evaluated and mutually compared and also compared with specialized literature.

- Application of the UNCITRALArbitration Rules in practice This master thesis deals with the new trends in arbitration and their applicability by the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules as the most important ad hoc arbitration rules worldwide. The purpose of the master thesis is to clarify how UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules are applied in practice related to the new trends and compared to "rival" institutionalized arbitration rules. The aim of the master thesis is to determine which of these trends can be incorporated in the form of new provisions into the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules and to what extent such an amendment would be beneficial to the "user" of these rules. It is worth noting that the aim of the thesis is not to provide an exhaustive enumeration of all current trends in the arbitration. The thesis is divided into three parts; each part is made up of several chapters. The first part analyzes the basic elements of the arbitration, the differences between institutionalized and ad hoc arbitration as well as the basic elements of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules. The second part deals with the new trends in arbitration: expedited procedure, summary procedure (summary dismissal) and consolidation of arbitrations. In the introduction, there is a list of all above-mentioned trends in the arbitration. In later...