This diploma thesis deals with bonded hybrid joints which are used for connecting parts of modern coachwork. Firstly, the thesis describes in general the process of production of the whole coachwork, from cutting of the blanks to the surface treatment including the analysis of the used materials. Subsequently, the problem of joining body parts through adhesives, but also by welding, soldering or other methods is discussed. Another part of this thesis is dedicated to an experiment in which the qualities of bonded hybrid joints were determined. Different ways of realizing the joint have been made which differed in the size of the glued surface, in the welding methods and in the process of their creation. The produced joints were tested for their strength and quality.

This work deals with questions of IP net communication, with using metod Source-Specific Multicast. It focused on questions of registration, unregistration and administration of clients in multicast group and IGMP protocol, which is made for this communication. Work deals also about problems of signalization between source of data and clients of multicast group.In the introduction of this work questions of communications in multicast are analyse. I tis followed by the chapter focused on the specific metod of multicast – Source Specific Multicast (SSM). Next chapter is based on the protocols in SSM, which are used for distribution of data stream in source to clients direction and also in the reverse direction. The net chapter deals with signalization of communication in SSM. It specializes for reflection and summarization metods, which are used here. This chapter also shows basic matematics formules for sending signalization packets and proposes other solutions and ways for simplify communication and minimalize delay, which is for signallization very important. After that, the work deals with differences between these two metods of signalization. The aplicationis builded in practical part of work from the knowlidge of theory from previous chapters and it simulates the real communication between data source and clients situated to multicast group. This communication is explained in MSC diagrams. The aplication also simulates both used metods of signalization and real count of cients in multicast group. The results of simulation are interpreted in the last part of work.

The Diploma thesis is concerned with coupling of images. In the first part theoretical bases necessary for successful fulfilling of the assignment are described. The second part deals with the procedures that lead to composition of the jigsaw puzzle. The last part concentrates on controlling the program. The aim of the thesis is to propound an algorithm for solving a puzzle.

The main goal of the diploma thesis is a proposal of alternative metal sheets joining technology which would replace the current technology of spot welding. Different variants have been proposed, and the one which suits the most, the technology of clinching, was compared to the existing one. The costs have been calculated and following results have been concluded: the return of investment of clinching press is about 2 years. In the case of handheld tongs it is 1 and a quarter of a year. Annual savings of clinching press are 234 485 Kč, and in the case of handheld tongs are 258 019 Kč.

SLAVÍČKOVÁ, A. Restriction of competition through concentrations of competitors. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2020. This thesis deals with the restriction of competition through the merger of competitors. The literature review focuses on the definition of the legal regime of the operation of competition in the area of mergers of competitors, namely Act No. 143/2001 Coll., On the protection of competition and other legal regulations in the Czech and European context. The actual part is devoted to the application of the aforementioned law to three selected cases of mergers, with the aim of defining the risks that competitors face in the event of a misconduct and to analyse the economic impact of the merger on competitors and their competitors.

This master thesis introduces the problematics of multilayer printed circuit boards. Theoretical part is focused on materials used for production of multilayer PCB and their parameters. At the same time, it focuses on the pressing process of multi-layered PCB, the types of presses used and their advantages and disadvantages. Practical part describes the methodology and testing of the PCB to identify the reliability of chosen electrical parameters. Testing is aimed to simulate thermal stress during machine soldering and during thermal stress in the target environment.

The aim of this diploma thesis is to analyze various legal aspects related to mergers of public limited liability companies. The thesis begins with a summary of relevant legislation from Czech and European jurisdiction regulating domestic and cross-border mergers. It continues with the procedure of merger and the overview of necessary documentation and requirements. Broad part of the work is related to the impact on diverse areas, such as the impact on shareholders, employees or bookkeeping. The system of merger control is defined within the scope of the chapter dealing with effects on competition law. The legal aspects are illustrated on a practical case in the end of the thesis.

Chinese Antimonopoly Law in the Light of Competition Law of the European Union: Comparative Perspective. The subject of the thesis is the comparative analysis of Chinese antimonopoly law and competition law of the EU. The thesis aims to identify the traces of the competition law of the EU in Chinese antimonopoly law as well as analyze transplanted legal concepts, in order to determine, whether these concepts are endowed with the same normative reach. The first part of the thesis provides brief introduction into the history of antimonopoly law in PRC. Following chapters analyze relevant parts of AML and implementing regulation, which are after short description of the corresponding arrangement in European law compared with the latter. General principles and definitions, which are applicable in all pillars of competition law, are dealt with in the first place. Further the analysis of the agreements restricting competition, abuse of dominance, as well as mergers of undertakings follows. With regard to the importance of effective application of antimonopoly law in practice, a short chapter is also devoted to the role of courts in implementation of antimonopoly law in PRC. The closing part sums up the pillars of competition law, which have been built on the model of the competition law of the EU and...

This thesis describes the possibilities of combining of companies, their legal regulation and tax imppact according to laws of the Czech Republic, and the accounting handling of such corporate transactions under Czech accounting rules and under IFRS.

The aim of the diploma thesis is a comprehensive analysis of the concept of collective dominance, in particular with reference to the evaluation of its applicability and utility in practice. The first chapter deals with the main features of the oligopoly market and Czech and European legal provisions on the abuse of a dominant position and mergers within which it has evolved. On base of the analysis of Court of Justice and General Court judgements the second chapter explains the notion of the collective dominance and examines the obligatory conditions of the collective dominance, as well as the factors which influence these conditions. The third chapter concerns the concept of collective dominance with regard to competition law taxonomy. It compares not only the test of collective dominance applied pursuant to the article 102 TFEU with the test applied according to the Council Regulation (EC) No 139/2004 on the control of concentrations between undertakings, but also the concept of collective dominance with the agreements pursuant to the article 101 TFEU. It also deals with abusive practices typical for oligopolies. Beside the explanation of the UK legislation the last two chapters illustrate decisions of competition authorities in the Czech Republic and in the United Kingdom and analyse and compare them. The diploma thesis is concluded by the analysis of main shortcomings of the concept of collective dominance and the evaluation of actual state of the examined topic with the aim to abstractly summarize knowledge gained through the thesis.