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Wincenty Lutoslawski - his life and work

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Zaborowski W.

Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i Techniki

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2004

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tom 49

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nr 1

65-81

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Wincenty Lutoslawski was born in Warsaw in1863. After university studies in chemistry he moved on to study history and philology and obtained a master's degree in philosophy. Lutoslawski spent the next ten years studying Plato's logic (The Origin and Growth of Plato's Logic with an Account of Plato's Style and of the Chronology of his Writings, London 1897). In the years 1899-1900 he lectured at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow then at universities in Lausanne and in Geneva .After few years travelling around the USA and Europe he was offered, in 1919, the Chair of Philosophy at the Stefan Batory University in Wilno (Vilnius).He died in Cracow in 1954. His bibliography covers a total of 820 items, out of which ninety six appeared as selfstanding publications; he published in Polish, German, English, French, Spanish, Italian and Russian (he also knew Grek and Latin).Three areas of Lutoslawski's research are discussed: Plato, Polish romanticists, and his own philosophical system. He is best known for discoveries on the chronology of Plato's works, but his main concern was the study of evolution of Plato's thought. Lutoslawski discovered that after Plato had created idealism, he went beyond it and moved towards spiritualism. Lutoslawski's attachment to Polish romanticists stemmed from his conviction of their unique worth and importance and he became an impassioned promoter of Polish culture abroad. Lutoslawski considered himself more of a philosopher rather than just as a historian of philosophy. Initially he reduced all forms of 'Weltanschauung' to only two: 'The individualist says 'I do most really exist, and besides me other beings like myself'. The universalist answers: 'Only the whole does really exist, and I am but a manifestion of being' '. As time went by, he distinguished four such forms: materialism, idealism, pantheism and monadology, otherwise referred to as individualism, spiritualism or eleutherism.

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The new policy of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation for civil-military cooperation (CIMIC)

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Zaborowski W.

Zeszyty Naukowe / Wyższa Szkoła Oficerska Wojsk Lądowych im. gen. T. Kościuszki

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2017

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tom Nr 2

111--127

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The paper presents a comparative analysis of two documents forming the political basis for the concept of civil-military cooperation (CIMIC) in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, namely NATO Military Policy on Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) and Civil-Military Interaction (CMI) no. MC 0411/2, approved on 5 May 2014, and its predecessor entitled NATO Military Policy on Civil-Military Co-operation (CIMIC) no. MC 0411/1, published on 6 July 2001. The analysis of the structure of both documents, their substance and thematic scope as well as their origin and background made it possible to identify the principal directions in the transformation of the CIMIC concept since its beginnings and to present its new elements, mainly the issue of civil-military interaction. The article discusses also the further anticipated directions of changes arising from the assumptions of the new NATO policy for CIMIC and CMI and the progress made so far in operationalising the strategic assumptions contained in MC 0411/2, including in particular the works on a new NATO doctrine concerning CIMIC and CMI.

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The nature of civilian and democratic control over the armed forces

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Zaborowski W.

Zeszyty Naukowe / Wyższa Szkoła Oficerska Wojsk Lądowych im. gen. T. Kościuszki

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2016

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tom Nr 4

106--122

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The present text addresses the relationship between democratically and legally elected state authorities and the armed forces, which are one of instruments of governance at the state level. Through the analysis of the concepts of “apoliticism”, “subjectivity” and “objectivity” of the military in relation to state institutions, the author concludes the institutional dimension of the civilian democratic control over the armed forces, then enriching it with a non-institutional context. This allows to finally capture the essence and functional characteristics of the multidimensional phenomena, namely the civilian, democratic control over the armed forces in today's state.

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Software Agent Systems for Improving Performance of Multi-Robot Groups

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Turek W. , Cetnarowicz K. , Zaborowski W.

Fundamenta Informaticae

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2011

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tom Vol. 112, nr 1

103-117

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Agent paradigm is becoming more and more popular in design of complex multi-robot systems. Similarities between features attributed to robots and agents lead to defining an agent as a single robot control program or even calling a robot an "embodied agents". This approach can cause serious issues concerning scalability, extensibility and performance of large-scale multirobot systems. In this paper a different approach to design and implementation of software systems managing mobile robots is presented. It is based on the logical separation of a hardware robot and a software agent. The paper focuses on improvements in system performance achieved by using the approach. Three exemplary applications are described and experimental results are provided.

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Zastosowanie mieszania wgłębnego i iniekcji strumieniowej do wzmocnienia podłoża pod budynkiem basenu

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Topolnicki M. , Świniański J. , Baran K. , Zaborowski W. , Zaborowski R.

Inżynieria Morska i Geotechnika

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2003

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tom nr 3-4

223-226

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Przedstawiono jeden z pierwszych przykładów zastosowania W Europie nowoczesnej technologii wgłębnego mieszania gruntu na mokro (wet Deep Mixing Metod) w celu posadowienia budynku basenu na uwarstwionym podłożu zawierającym grunt organiczny. Techologia "wet DMM", wprowadzona w Polsce przez firmę Keller, polega na mechanicznym mieszaniu in situ gruntu z zaczynem cementowym i pozwala na formowanie kolumn z cementogruntu w układzie dostosowanym do wymagań statycznych. Ponadto zastosowano iniekcję strumieniową (jet grouting) do podchwycenia starych fundamentów oraz posadzki w części budynku posadowionej pierwotnie w sposób bezpośredni.

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Presented is one of the first applications in Europe of a modern ground improvement technology, called wet Deep Mixing Method, for foundation of a swimming pool building on stratified subsoil containing organic layer. The DMM technology was introduced in Poland by the Keller Company. In this method of ground improvement existing soils are mixed in-situ with cement slurry to form columns of stabilised soil, which can be arranged according to design requirements. The cemented soil material that is produced generally has a higher strength, lower permeability and lower compressibility than the native soil. Besides DMM, also jet grouting was applied for underpinning of old foundations and the floor in a part of the building initially founded directly on the surface ground.