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<p>MindMe is an aid for people with cognitive memory impairments. The aid is completely new and has been</p><p>developed within this bachelor thesis, no product of this nature could be found on the market before. The</p><p>idea came from Niclas Jarhäll, CEO of Mutual Benefits. Mutual Benefits were also partners in the project.</p><p>The project was carried out by us in cooperation with Bachelor of Science in Innovation Engineering</p><p>students Malin Albertsson and Victoria Hedman at Halmstad university. The aid consists of a mobile phone</p><p>and a number of tags. The goal was for the mobile phone and tag to set of their alarms when they get a</p><p>certain distance apart.</p><p>It is the technical part of the project that will be discussed in this paper and it was divided in two parts,</p><p>prototype development and software for the mobile phone.</p><p>The project resulted in a prototype and an application for the mobile phone. The prototype and mobile phone</p><p>set of their alarms when they come to far apart. The user has the option to change settings in the mobile</p><p>phone application that affects both phone and tag and to add/remove tags. Both application and tag meet the</p><p>requirements set in the technical specification.</p>

MindMe is an aid for people with cognitive memory impairments. The aid is completely new and has been developed within this bachelor thesis, no product of this nature could be found on the market before. The idea came from Niclas Jarhäll, CEO of Mutual Benefits. Mutual Benefits were also partners in the project. The project was carried out by us in cooperation with Bachelor of Science in Innovation Engineering students Malin Albertsson and Victoria Hedman at Halmstad university. The aid consists of a mobile phone and a number of tags. The goal was for the mobile phone and tag to set of their alarms when they get a certain distance apart. It is the technical part of the project that will be discussed in this paper and it was divided in two parts, prototype development and software for the mobile phone. The project resulted in a prototype and an application for the mobile phone. The prototype and mobile phone set of their alarms when they come to far apart. The user has the option to change settings in the mobile phone application that affects both phone and tag and to add/remove tags. Both application and tag meet the requirements set in the technical specification.

This research studied the dietary effect of supplemental plant oils on growth, adiposity and lipid metabolism-related enzyme activity of juvenile cobia. The isonitrogenous and isoenergetic basal diet contained 15% crude lipid, 6% fish oil and 9% supplemental oils. The supplemental oils were varied among 5 dietary treatments, including fish oil (HUFA, n-3)(FO), perilla oil (18:3 n-3)(PE), safflower oil (18:2 n-6)(SA), olive oil (18:1 n-9)(OL), and palm oil (16:0)(PA). Results of the 10-wk feeding trial show that fish fed diet containing palm oil had the highest final weight, and was significant higher than fish fed SA diet. SA group had highest crude lipid concentration. OL group had the least crude protein concentration. PA group had the highest ash concentration. FO group had the highest crude protein and moisture content, the least crude lipid and ash content. Adipocyte density in various, tissues did not vary with time, except the ventral fat depot. Tissue adipocyte density of FO group was the least. Adipocyte density of PE group was higher than FO group, and its mean adipcoyte diameter in dorsal muscle was great than the other groups. Fatty acid synthase (FAS), as measured by specific activity, decreased with times in the PE group. Adipocyte density of SA group the highest of all groups, and its mean adipocyte diameter in dorsal muscle was also the greatest. Adipocyte density in the ventral fat depot of OL group was the highest, and its mean diameter in dorsal muscle was the smallest. Adipocyte density of PA group was only slightly lower than SA group. The tissue acid composition of the cobia was influenced by the supplemental plant oils. Tissue HUFA concentration and n-3/n-6 ratio was decreased, MUFA, PUFA and SAF composition was increased when the plant oils were supplemented. The results show that the supplementation of the plant oils could affect the density , size and tissue distribution of adipocytes, fatty acid synthesis pathway in the liver and tissue fatty acid composition. Feeding the cobia diet containing supplemental safflower or palm oil significantly increased density and cell size of adipocytes in the tissue of the cobia.

Thesis (M.A.) in History--University of Maine, 2001. / Includes vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 190-197).

Thesis (doctoral)--Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, 1995. / Title from thesis home page. Includes bibliographical references.

Thesis (M.S.) in Geological Sciences--University of Maine, 2001. / Includes vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 106-114).

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Indiana University, 1970. / Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (v. 1, leaves 378-386).

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