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Multi-criteria Comparison of Savings Accounts on the Czech Market

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Martina K. , Lenka L.

Littera Scripta

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2018

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nr 2

80-94

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Even though interest rates have fallen and the profitability of savings accounts has declined, the range of savings accounts on offer on the Czech market remains relatively broad due to their popularity, especially among conservative banking clients. The choice of account is not usually only affected by interest rates, but also by other factors, such as the minimum deposit, minimum balance, cash withdrawals, the possibility to open and operate online, various bank fees, etc. The purpose of this article is to compare the savings accounts on offer in the years 2013 and 2018 in the Czech Republic through selected multi-criteria evaluation of alternatives methods and according to different clients’ requirements. The main aim is not only to assess whether the focus of the banks is on a certain type of client (versatility or non-universality of the account parameters), but also to assess the development and changes in the range of products on offer in the given years.

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Comparison of two estimation methods in growth curve model with concomitant variables

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Wesolowska-Janczarek M. , Kolczynska E.

Colloquium Biometricum

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2008

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tom 38

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The models for the comparison of roundness profiles

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Tichá S. , Adamczak S.

Journal of Automation Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Systems

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2012

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tom Vol. 6, No. 3

27-29

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Roundness is one of the mostly frequently observed geometrical deviations. A profile of a machine part consisting of simple harmonic courses or their sums depends on a number of factors. Modeling of geometrical deviations requires applying the Fourier to extend each periodical function into an infinite series of harmonic components. Using of harmonic analysis we are able to determine the values of amplitudes of single components and their phase shifts. These parameters can be used for example for comparison of roundness profiles by means of correlation coefficients. The obtained correlation coefficients are concrete parameters, on the basis of which it is possible to determine the degree of conformity and unity between the compared profiles. The comparison of evaluated roundness profiles can be represented as mathematical statistical models. In these models is detected sequence of single steps, which are necessary for determination of required correlation coefficients [1, 2] .

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Niko Gomelauri’s poetry as a guide of intercultural communication

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Chkheidze V. , Chachanidze Z.

Journal of Modern Science

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2019

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nr 3(42)

131-141

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Poetic multilingualism as a variety of polylingualism, in general, is a good material for studying cultural transfers (the process of transferring knowledge between different cultures, professional communities and discourses) from both linguistic and culturological point of views. The creative work of bilingual poets, whose phenomenon has not been studied yet, is one of the guides of intercultural communication. Among such poets, Niko Gomelauri has a prominent place, who made a great contribution to both Georgian and Russian literature, nonetheless, neither Georgian nor Russian philologists study the materials based on his works. Research aims. To draw researchers’ attention to the creative works of a bilingual poet Niko Gomelauri, we present the linguistic analysis of Niko Gomelauri’s five different poems belonging to different genres, define peculiarities of his poetic works and stylistic tendencies. Research methods. Through using semantic and stylistic, descriptive and comparative methods and the analysis of dictionary articles we have thoroughly analysed Gomelauri’s poetic words. Conclusions. Linguistic anaysis of poems of different genres revealed Niko Gomelauri’s peculiar vision. A bilingual poet has a wider world vision, sees deeper and gives his poetic worlds a more philosophical idea or emotional content. The analysis of Gomelauri’s poems showed two stylistic tendencies in his poetry – deeply philosophical and mockery-colloquial

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Results of radon CR-39 detectors exposed in schools due two different long-term periods

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Stojanovska Z. , Boev B. , Zunic Z. S. , Bossew P. , Jovevska S.

Nukleonika

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2016

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tom Vol. 61, No. 3

385--389

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The paper deals with the recent survey of indoor radon (Rn) results in schools, where paired CR-39 detectors were simultaneously exposed to different long-term periods, i.e., one detector was exposed during the whole year and the other one in the period of the school year duration. To be able to compare the results obtained, for its analysis, the relative bias and U tests were used. It was found that there are no systematic differences between the results, which points that the exposure of the detector during summer vacations did not affect the estimated average annual radon concentration. The paired results were modelled by a linear function, giving an extremely high coeffi cient of determination R2 = 0.99.

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MEDIATION IN MUNICIPALITIES IN SLOVAKIA AND SELECTED EU COUNTRIES

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MONIKA S.

Scientific Bulletin of Chełm - Section of Pedagogy

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2019

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nr 1

167-176

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Practically everywhere around the world we encounter some form of conflict. The different views, needs, values (whether individuals or the whole society) are causing contradicts in different areas of our lives. Clearly, the conflict is a vital component of the society's life, and each of us was most likely a part of a larger or lesser conflict during his/her life. Conflict is a natural part of our lives which will push us further. Sociology is the study of social relationships, social interaction and culture of everyday life and one of the basic principles says that a constant conflict is vital for society where in the end new balance in the life is found. Mediation is an effective tool for dealing with these conflicts which is mostly used in resolving litigation, but there are other areas of use for mediation, which will be further explained in this document. Although mediation has been placed in our legal relatively recently, it has a rich history and firm place in the life of society. The new history of mediation goes back to the eighteenth century, when this was used as a tool to prevent expensive and time-consuming litigations. The institutionalized form of mediation was introduced for the first time at the beginning of the last century in the United States. Although directive 2008/52/EC of the European Parliament and Council from 21 May 2008 on certain aspects of mediation in civil and commercial matters should ensure a certain unity of national arrangements it is clear, that individual countries have different approach to legislative matters. I believe that it will be interesting to compare our legislation with the other countries but given the scope of the article I will focus only on the few selected states.

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Comparison of Detailed Descriptors for Noisy Silhouettes

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Aouat S. , Larabi L.

Machine Graphics and Vision

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2009

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tom Vol. 18, No. 1

83-104

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In this paper we propose a new method for comparing silhouettes. Silhouettes of 3D objects, extracted from 2D images, are described using the LWDOS language [21]. Sometimes, even though the silhouettes appear identical, their LWDOS detailed descriptors may be very different; therefore, we might wrongly conclude that the two silhouettes are different. In order to eliminate this problem which is due to several phenomena, we try to deduce the same detailed descriptor from two slightly different descriptors of two silhouettes.

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Portfolio construction with modified Sharpe’s method

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Czapkiewicz A. , Machowska M. , AGH University of Science and Technology Faculty of Management

Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica

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2008

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tom 216

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In the paper we consider a modification of Sharpe’s method used in classical portfolio analysis for optimal portfolio building. The key idea of the paper is the modification of the classical approach by application of the errors-in-variable model. We assume that both independent (market portfolio return) as well as dependent (given asset’s return) variables are randomly distributed values related with each other by linear relationship and we build the model used for parameters’ estimation. For model evaluation we made a comparison of portfolios comprising nine stocks from Warsaw Stock Exchange, which are built using classical Sharpe’s and proposed method.

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W klasycznej jednoczynnikowej analizie portfelowej konstruując optymalny portfel papierów wartościowych, wykorzystuje się model jeg o budowy zaproponowany przez Sharpe’a. Podstawą tej teorii jest założenie, że stopa zwrotu danego waloru jest objaśniana stopą zwrotu portfela rynkowego poprzez zależność liniową. Wiadomo, że na zmienność cen walorów wpływ mają również inne (często trudne do zmierzenia) czynniki rynku. W klasycznym podejściu parametry zależności pomiędzy stopą zwrotu danego waloru a stopą zwrotu portfela rynkowego wyznaczane są z modelu prostej regresji, gdzie zaburzenie losowe jest dopuszczane tylko na wartości zmiennej objaśnianej. W proponowanym w pracy modelu obecność tych czynników uwzględniona jest jako zaburzenie na obu zmiennych losowych wchodzących do klasycznego modelu Sharpe’a. Przyjęto, że zarówno stopa zwrotu danego walom jak i stopa zwrotu portfela rynkowego są pewnymi zaburzonymi już wartościami, między którymi istnieje zależność liniowa. Dla ilustracji zagadnienia porównano portfele składające się z dziewięciu spółek zbudowane w oparciu o klasyczną metodę Sharpe’a i proponowaną jej modyfikację. Jako portfel rynkowy przyjęto portfel leżący u podstaw indeksu giełdowego WIG. Analizę przeprowadzono na podstawie notowań archiwalnych od stycznia 2000 do marca 2006. Budując wyżej wymienione portfele miesięczne dokonano porównań przebudowując je co miesiąc uzyskując w ten sposób wektor składów do analizy porównawczej.

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Compare Within and Between Groups: The Interpretation of Weak Generic Sentences

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Xie Z.

Open Linguistics

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2016

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tom 2

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nr 1

EN

This paper explicates the precise meaning of weak generic sentences of the form Ks are P, best represented by the Port Royal Puzzle sentence Dutchmen are good sailors. The sentence is true even though the majority of Dutchmen do not know how to sail at all and a fortiori do not sail well. Two observations motivate my analysis. One is that weak generic sentences express a property that “distinguishes the subject referent from other entities that might belong to the same category” (Krifka et al. 1995). This leads to the use of alternative set in my analysis. The other observation is that the scale structure of the predicate P affects the availability of weak generic reading for sentences of the form Ks are P. I argue that the interpretation of weak generic sentences involves: (i) partitioning the set of entities denoted by the bare plural subject based on the property denoted by the predicate P; (ii) partitioning the set of entities alternative to the denotation of the subject in a similar fashion; and (iii) comparing an appropriate partition in (i) to its counterpart in (ii) with respect to the predicate P. The Port Royal Puzzle sentence is true if and only if: those Dutchmen who can sail and who are good at sailing in comparison with the Dutch-internal standard of being good at sailing and those international citizens who can sail and who are good at sailing in comparison to the international standard of being good at sailing are such that the former population generally have better sailing skills than the latter population.

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Two mathematical formulas for assessing seed separation efficiency

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Kaliniewicz Z.

Technical Sciences / University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn

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2013

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tom nr 16(2)

109--117

EN

Two mathematical formulas for assessing the efficiency of seed mixture separation were analyzed. Increases in the crop seed yield and the efficiency of impurity separation were accompanied by higher seed separation efficiency regardless of the adopted formula. One of the examined formulas carried more information, and it could be used to determine the improvement in the purity of the separated product relative to the raw material. The difference in the analyzed formulas’ ability to determine the efficiency of seed separation was minimized when the separation process was more efficient, i.e. when the value of partial indicators of separation efficiency was closer to 1. Both formulas could be successfully used to describe seed separation efficiency because in most practical applications, the error generated by the evaluated formulas did not exceed 1.5%.

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Several aspects of the comparative method in law

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Tóthová M.

Data a výzkum - SDA Info (Data and Research - SDA Info)

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2023

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tom 13

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nr 1

78-88

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The aim of the text is a closer analysis of the main method of comparative law and its individual aspects. It approaches the method from a broader perspective and points out its basic features, as well as a non-uniform view of the method itself and the perspectives of its further variations.

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Komparace metodických postupů předvolebních průzkumů agentur CVVM, ppm factum, Median a STEM

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Chábová K.

Naše společnost (Our Society)

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2013

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tom 11

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nr 1

25-35

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This article deals with the issue of pre-election polling and examines the methodological approaches used in pre-election polling in the Czech Republic. A selection of Czech research agencies is presented and explored, as well as the recommendations of various professional associations. The core of this work examines and compares the methodological approaches used by the Czech agencies CVVM, ppm factum, Median and STEM. The aim of this article is to highlight the differences in the methodological approaches among the Czech agencies and to determine whether these differences could eventually affect the outcomes of pre-election polls.

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Potenciál vybraných typologií a modelů organizační kultury pro výzkum a praxi

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Vavrysová L. , Seitl M.

Psychologie a její kontexty

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2016

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tom 7

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nr 2

15-29

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The article introduces the chosen typologies and models of organizational culture which are used worldwide. The aim is to demonstrate common and different characteristics and way of operationalizing of organizational culture for the measurement of research and practice into selected examples of typologies and models of organizational culture. At first general concepts will be summarized and described such as organizational culture, typology and model. Then the survey will be focused on the description of individual typologies and models, which will be compared to each other on the basis of seven defined categories. The categories are following the theoretical base, the speed of the organizational culture measuring, the theory approach, the culture variations, the culture development, the aim and the financial demands. In the article are described advantages and disadvantages of typologies and models, their practical use and topic to which they are responding. The article tries to depict the differences between cultural theories with the use of individual items of organizational culture, which are divided into two areas. First is made of items which are easily observable such as customs, rituals, norms of behavior, the stories of the organization, company heroes or elements of the organizational architecture and equipment. Items of first area express in different extend items of the other part. The other part contains basic convictions, values or attitudes. This items are less observable, because their actual contains is much more sensitive to the question of experience and feeling than knowledge. The first part which contains easily observable items is often better detected with the use of typologies. In general the typologies are more suitable in case when the leadership of organization knows the area which could be a potential risk for the organization. The models are more suitable tools for the measurement of the second area, which contains items which are less observable. This article contains following methods of the typology: The typology of T. B. Deal and A. A. Kennedy, The typology of R. Harrison and Ch. Handy and The typology two-by-two matrix by R. Goffee and G. Jones. In the survey following models are mentioned: The Hofstede´s Multifocus Model, The Seven Levels of Consciousness Model of R. Barrett and The Denison organizational culture model. The methods of the organizational culture measuring are described according to the individual types and dimensions, which are parts of a given method within the description of the methods for measuring are defined advantages and disadvantages of the use of given techniques. The selection of the suitable method is influenced by the organization itself. The organization has decided for the organizational culture measuring. The reasons of this decision are the specific problems and the development of every organization.

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Characterization of Alum Sludge from Surabaya Water Treatment Plant, Indonesia

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Barakwan R. A. , Trihadiningrum Y. , Bagastyo A. Y.

Journal of Ecological Engineering

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2019

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tom Vol. 20, nr 5

7--13

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A conventional water treatment plant (WTP) typically involves coagulation-flocculation processes to remove suspended particles and colloids in raw water. The process generates a large volume of alum sludge with high aluminum content, which is discharged into a river with improper treatment. The sludge may cause a potential risk to human health, and disrupt the life of river biota. The aims of this study were to determine the physical and chemical characteristics of alum sludge from Surabaya WTP, and to compare them with those of alum sludge from other plants in Indonesia and developing countries. The alum sludge sample was obtained from the Surabaya WTP in Indonesia. The results showed that the alum sludge had a pH value of 7.47, volatile solids of 12,696 mg/L, total suspended solids of 12,511 mg/L, chemical oxygen demand (COD) 9666.7 mg/L, biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) 1082.5 mg/L, and sludge volume index 114.18 mL/g. The sludge had high aluminum and iron concentrations. The aluminum content of the sludge was 1194 mg/L, iron 515 mg/L, chromium 0.217 mg/L, and copper 0.559 mg/L. Having a BOD/COD ratio of 0.1, the alum sludge contained high level of nonbiodegradable organic matter.

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O porównaniach w języku Józefa Korzeniowskiego (na przykładzie porównań z łącznikiem jak w powieści „Spekulant”)

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Żurawska-Chaszczewska J.

Studia Europaea Gnesnensia

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2018

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nr 17

25-44

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The article is a contribution to the series of studies which investigate the idiostyle of Józef Korzeniowski, including the analysis of similes in 14 works by the writer. The author examines comparative constructions with conjunctions as/like in Korzeniowski’s first novel and distinguishes grading and non-grading comparative statements, as well as textual and associative ones; comparandum and comparatum are also discussed.

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Miniaturization of footprint of assembly sys tems - concepts for mini factories

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Hautakoski S. , Tuokko R.

Prace Naukowe Instytutu Technologii Maszyn i Automatyzacji Politechniki Wrocławskiej. Konferencje

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2003

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tom Vol. 84, nr 41

153-162

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Mini and micro factories are expected to decrease floor space requirements, reduce energy re-quirements, improve material resource utilization and increase manufacturing equipment speed and positioning precision as welt as increase the degree of freedom of product design and modification. The leading-edge production of miniature microelectromechanical and micro-optoeiectromechanical devices calls for special production spaces (e.g. clean rooms) leading to increased demands for more efficient space utilization of assembly systems. High performance mini and micro factories could revolutionize the manufacturing and assembly. Miniaturized factories would address market needs for more customized products, whilst simultaneously ensuring the precise manufacturing of miniaturized products.The paper introduces and compares several mini factory concepts recently developed at various research institutes or already on the market to each other and a benchmark concept of'traditional' ro-botised assembly system. The comparison comments the different concepts' dimensions, advantages and limitations. Also the working principles and special features of each system are discussed, with an eye for the suitability for different assembly processes. The paper also very briefly discusses the minifactory concept (TOMI Minifactory) developed at the Assembly Automation Laboratory at the Institute of Production Engineering in Tampere Univer-sity of Technology during a three-year research project. The TOMI Mini factory is also compared to the other concepts pointing out the differences to justify the selected approach and to emphasize the approach towards cells with common interfaces and modular structure. The paper ends up with conelusions and insights into the future of production, especially final assembly of consumer goods and electronic devices.

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Metafora a zjawisko chiralności

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Siekiera R.

LingVaria : Półrocznik Wydziału Polonistyki UJ poświęcony zagadnieniom języka i językoznawstwa

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2014

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nr 17

35-42

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The paper attempts to demonstrate that metaphor fits in A. Kudra’s theory of conceptual pairness, and that it is a chiral object which contains two levels of chirality represented by asymmetric juxtapositions: source domain – target domain (the source domain is a distorted reflection of the object, i.e. of the target domain, which causes a shift in the perception of the source domain), and literal meaning – metaphorical meaning (object – reflection). These features make metaphors an important means of constructing a distorted vision of reality, hence also a chiral object, represented by the sender’s linguistic image of the world. In the case of metaphor, it is important that the sender uses linguistic means, or illusion markers in J. Płuciennik’s terms, which indicate the metaphorical character of the utterance and make it easier for the receiver to realize that what they are dealing with is an asymmetric reflection of the literal meaning, and which allow the sender to distance him or herself from the metaphor if it is perceived as inappropriate.

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Computer vision based UGV steering

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Simak V.

Applied Computer Science

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2007

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tom Vol. 3, no 2

87--101

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This report deals with a computer vision system for unmanned ground vehicle. The concentrated aspects include the comparison between image and model and intrinsic and extrinsing parameters of camera.

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INCOME INEQUALITY BY METHOD OF NON-WEIGHTED AVERAGE ABSOLUTE DEVIATION: CASE STUDY OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

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Turečková K.

Equilibrium. Quarterly Journal of Economics and Economic Policy

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2015

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tom 10

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nr 4

99-110

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The presented article uses the method of non-weighted average absolute deviation for expressing income inequality in 11 selected Central and Eastern European Countries. Specifically, the analysis of income inequality is done for Poland, the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, Austria, Slovenia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. Based on the determination of income inequality in the article an analysis is made concerning the development of income inequality, including the subsequent inter-regional comparison in the context of the degree of income inequality in a given human society and economy. The text of this article is organized in 4 parts, after Introduction follows the analytic chapter where, primarily, the method of non-weighted average absolute deviation is explained. The third part contains the empirical analysis of income inequality, and the Conclusion highlights some major conclusions of detailed analysis made in Chapter 3. The analysis of income distribution of 11 European households between years 2005-2013 and its order is made in deciles basing on empirical data from the Statistics on Living Conditions and Welfare published by Eurostat.

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Slovanský přehled a jeho přínos k interpretaci dějin Sovětského svazu. Proměny výzkumu od konce 50. let do nástupu normalizace

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Voráček E.

Slovanský přehled: historická revue pro dějiny střední, východní a jihovýchodní Evropy (Slavonic Review: Review for Central, Eastern and Southeastern European history)

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2015

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tom 101

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nr 3

529-559

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The aim of this study is to evaluate the material published on the pages of the Slavonic Review from the end of the 1950s to the beginning of the 1970s, including the broader contexts of research into the Soviet Union and Russian history of the 20th century, and the various reflections and interpretations of it. At the same time, broader contexts, particularly the political ones that naturally had a significant influence upon the journal’s publishing policies, are also analyzed. Not only what was published, but also the authors’ formulations, concepts, and the quality of the work all, naturally, reflected their period, which here means the commencement of the normalization era again that again brought an officially-mandated heavily ideologized editorial policy. Just as the atmosphere in Czechoslovakia transformed, so too did the content journal and the requirements for the quality of its writing, and these transformations were all the more apparent in essays dedicated to research into Soviet history, which we could classify with the term “Sovietology”. It was only in the middle of the 1960s that any change was registered in the scope of Soviet-themed essays, their quality was significantly enhanced, and they reflected the contemporary state of the art for research, encompassing subjects that corresponded with modern research trends in the world. With regard to the expanded horizons of information available these essays also reflect the results of Western research and not only for use in criticizing bourgeois Sovietology.