talk about stator blades but in case of micro-
turbines the stator nozzles are relatively long and
their shape is similar to the Laval nozzle. The stator
nozzles geometry of the investigated turbine is also
although it works with 50% partial admission.
Another major difference between the two curves is their slope. That of the axial turbine starts
steeper and reaches a clear plateau or maximum respectively
meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future genera-
tions to meet their own needs."23
Daraus folgt, dass Nachhaltigkeit einerseits jenes Handeln ist, das die Bedürfnisse
according to the following scheme:
1) Description through a table of permissible values of 𝑋, their
probabilities 𝑃 𝑋 = 𝑘 = 𝑝𝑘 and cumulative probabilities
𝐹(𝑘) = 𝑃(𝑋 ≤ 𝑘).
2) Graphical [...] response tree (PRT).
We will pilot the question with students next year and refine it
based on their feedback.
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x_n: [...] thoroughly grasp and reinforce the
curriculum of the statistics subject, while also monitoring
their own knowledge acquisition.
The study is conducted within the framework of a
statistics course
course with first-year
students allows them to clarify their ideas about the techniques and
methods of solving problems that are necessary in their professional
activities as an engineer.
• To implement [...] mathematical concepts into real practice, helping students
understand the impact of these topics on their future work.
•
• On the other hand, a detailed approach allows the authors to control the
[...] the process of studying the course
material: to prompt students to effective decisions, to fix their attention
on certain points of the material that students usually do not notice or
misunderstand
zulässt.
For dual students:
- Projects of dual partner companies are worked on by their
dual students. If necessary, non-dual students can participate
in these projects if the number
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and their experts. You will benefi t from their know-how and
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fi eld
trips or in guest lectures you will get to know these companies
and their experts. You will benefi t from their know-how and
build contacts for your studies and future career.
Establish [...] internatio nal
competition. They are looking for professionals who are sure-
footed and confi dent in their moves on the international stage.
Your job?
Buy your ticket to an international career with us
Applied Sciences Amberg-Weiden (OTH) in Weiden, Germany. Students are required in the course of their studies to complete a
minimum 20-week practical internship, preferably abroad. Students receive 25 [...] positions appropriate for interns in
a variety of departments.
By the time students begin their internship, they have usually had course work in the following areas (not an exhaustive list):
s to
be Assessed
Module work (ModA)
Project Work in Groups; each group must present their project
result in a written format and a final presentation
The group project is used to test
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employ classic t-tests casting some doubt on the statistical reliability of their results
because it is well-known that their use is critical in the presence of typical stock return characteristics (e. [...] has been directed to the scientific analysis of calendar
effects in stock market returns because their identification may allow the implementation of profitable in-
vestment strategies (see Lucey and Pardo [...] effect that attributes bad luck and thus low or negative returns to this specific calendar day. In their seminal
article, published in the prestigious Journal of Finance, Kolb and Rodriguez (1987) found
hiness
is approximated by firm–specific factors, e.g. the firms’ assessment of
their current business situation and their business expectations. After
controlling for the banks’ refinancing costs, which [...] problem by looking at the characteristics of
firms that observed reductions in their bank credit volumes. However, since
their dependent variable was credit volume, the identification problem still re- [...] business (statebus) and
their business expectations for the next six months (comexp) as a proxy for the
quality of the borrower. The survey respondents can characterize their state
of the business
sectional innovation survey. Their results show that innovating firms (and innovative
sectors) have created more new jobs than non-innovating firms (less innovative sectors).
Their results suggest that [...] economic
measures is extensive. Researchers have been analyzing this task for a long time, and their
analyses differ mainly in the methodology and the data available. What we will concentrate
[...] between these two points in time. Brouwer et al.
(1993) are in this line of literature with their analysis of Netherlands data of 1984 and
1989. The authors show a negative effect of total R&D
Ours (2004) Does the Recent Success of Some OECD Countries in
Lowering their Unemployment Rates Lie in the Clever Design of their Labour Market
Reforms?, Oxford Economic Papers, 56, 621 - 642.
Bertola [...] insurance system is generous, trade unions may
down weight the disutility of unemployment for their members and prefer higher real wages
for the employed. Employment will be affected negatively [...] unemployment
benefits must incorporate these aspects, because the OECD countries differ widely in their
taxation and eligibility conditions of unemployment benefits.
Tax burden on labour income
is especially high in countries that do not have significant proportions of their currency
stock circulating outside their borders. This suggests a persistent role for cash as a store of
wealth [...] of 2008
until the second quarter of 2009 to their baseline model. Second, they introduce confidence,
financial market and wealth variables to their model. They expect increases in the stock of
[...] small share –
approximately 30% – was used for transaction purposes and hoarding in Germany.1 In their
opinion, 20% is a realistic figure for banknotes hoarded in Germany. Consequently, only
around
different types of crises (technological crises, financial market
crises, natural disasters) and their effects on the demand for cash in an international context. It
becomes evident that over the past [...] of Cash" Conference Asia and the 10th Economics of Payments Conference of the Bank of Finland for their
valuable comments.
annotation mailto:gerhard.roesl@oth-regensburg.de mailto:gerhard.roesl [...] (geo-) political crisis
after 9/11 in 2001 or the Euro crisis in 2010/11 could also be analysed. In their nature, however, these crises
were effectively confidence crises and, hence, do not differ too much
Evans, 2005, among others).
However, Beck & Wieland actually base their assumption on a couple of studies
supporting their view of relatively long-lasting misperceptions (see, e.g., Orphanides [...] highlight financial intermediaries' role in determining the price of risk. As these
expand their balance sheets, their risk-bearing capacity increases and risk premiums
fall. Thus, balance sheet quantities [...] various financial intermediaries and their respective balance sheet
quantities. First, the information provided by institutions that are marking-to-market
their balance sheet items is of superior
ts between the cyclical fluctuations of government expenditure and of real GDP
(deviations from their trends) since 1980 and for the sub-periods before 2000 and after 2000.
A positive correlation between [...] between 0.22 and – 0.221. When comparing the deviations of expenditure-GDP ratios and of
real GDP from their trends we find negative correlation coefficients for the whole period. By
contrast, when using real [...] global recession Table 4 shows the fluctuations of real public
expenditure and of real GDP around their trend before and after the global recession in 2009.
In 2009, government spending in Africa (and
hiness
is approximated by firm–specific factors, e.g. the firms’ assessment of
their current business situation and their business expectations. After
controlling for the banks’ refinancing costs, which [...] problem by looking at the characteristics of
firms that observed reductions in their bank credit volumes. However, since
their dependent variable was credit volume, the identification problem still re- [...] business (statebus) and
their business expectations for the next six months (comexp) as a proxy for the
quality of the borrower. The survey respondents can characterize their state
of the business
member countries. Reciprocally, foreign companies who want to distri-
bute their products in China have to register their marks or logos with the Chinese
[...] owners may wish to consider registering
their copyright ownership at China’s National Copyright Administration (NCA) in order to
establish evidence of their ownership.42
In 1998, China established [...] organizations will not copy their innovations. Therefore, the lack
of trust generated by the deficiencies of law does not motivate innovators and scientists
to share their knowledge.
IT often
and the United States, which
aim to reduce the problems of mismatches between the duration of their assets and liabilities.
It is generally perceived that these regulatory changes will favor the [...] policy, the business cycle and inflation expectations. Although the out-of-sample
performance of their model was good, they conclude that, "there are hints of some instabilities
in the last years" [...] Pradhan (2006) find that a conundrum no longer exists. They
state that "a drop of bond yields below their fair value such as the one seen last year did not
represent a break with past pattern and, as
instruments, do not have to care for their financial standing.
Therefore, they can undertake more risky investments and their customers, assured about insuring
their means, can be more passive. The [...] Compensation Directive 1997/9/EC – ICD.
This Directive obliges all member countries to establish on their territories at least one obligatory
system. Partial risk transfer means that the protection concerns [...] of the importance of the globalization process and consequently other
risks, should also model their investor protection systems.
2. Why should small investors be protected?
Keeping
beginning of their diffusion, which could be very disappointing for those who act as early
adopters. Back in 1995 Gartner Inc. first described this effect with it′s “Hype Cycle”. Ac-
tually in their Hype
Evans, 2005, among others).
However, Beck & Wieland actually base their assumption on a couple of studies
supporting their view of relatively long-lasting misperceptions (see, e.g., Orphanides [...] highlight financial intermediaries' role in determining the price of risk. As these
expand their balance sheets, their risk-bearing capacity increases and risk premiums
fall. Thus, balance sheet quantities [...] various financial intermediaries and their respective balance sheet
quantities. First, the information provided by institutions that are marking-to-market
their balance sheet items is of superior