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• Systems of Public Higher Education in Poland and Germany. Evidence from Institution Level Data

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  • J. Wolszczak-Derlacz
  • A. Parteka

  - Year 2011

  The chapter presents a comparative analysis of public higher education systems (HES) in Germany and Poland. Instead of limiting our study to macro indicators such as gross expenditure on higher education or R&D as per cent of GDP, we draw on the evidence based on micro data especially collected for this study and concerning individual higher education institutions (HEIs). Comparative analysis is based on a sample of 71 public...

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• Removal of nitrogen from wastewater: Unsolved problems and possible solutions with partial denitrification/anammox systems

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  • J. Majtacz
  • H. Al-Hazmi
  • X. Xu
  • G. Piechota
  • X. Li
  • G. Kumar
  • T. M. Aminabhavi
  • M. Saeb
  • M. Badawi
  • J. Mąkinia

  - CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL - Year 2024

  Abstract Nitrate (NO3−) is more stable than ammonia (NH4+) and nitrite (NO2−) among the majority of emerging pollutants in wastewater that can harm the ecosystem by depleting oxygen and water quality, thereby posing environmental and human health risks. Despite anaerobic ammonium oxidation (anammox) being a common method for nitrogen (N) removal from wastewater, it leaves behind residual NO3− of around 11 %. Maintaining the stability...

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• Marek Sylwester Tatara dr inż.

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  Department of Decision Systems and Robotics

  Marek Tatara achieved his master's degree in the field of Automatic Control and Robotics with specialization Intelligent Decision-making Systems in 2014 at Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics of Gdańsk University of Technology. Earlier this year achieved bachelor's degree in the field of Technical Physics with Nanotechnology specialization. In 2014 started job as lecturer in the Department of Robotics and...

• Application of the finite element methods in long-term simulation of the multi-physics systems with large transient response differences

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  • E. Wittbrodt
  • M. Kahsin

  - Journal of KONES - Year 2008

  Application of the Finite Element Method (FEM) and the Multibody Dynamics Method allows analyzing of complex physical systems. Complexity of the system could be related both to the geometry and the physical description of phenomenon. The metod is the excellent tool for analyzing statics or dynamics of the mechanical systems, and permits tracking of Multi Body System (MBS) transient response for the long-term simulations and application...

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• A ship domain-based model of collision risk for near-miss detection and Collision Alert Systems

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  • R. Szłapczyński
  • J. Szłapczyńska

  - RELIABILITY ENGINEERING & SYSTEM SAFETY - Year 2021

  The paper presents a new model of ship collision risk, which utilises a ship domain concept and the related domain-based collision risk parameters. An encounter is here described by five variables representing: degree of domain violation (DDV), relative speed of the two vessels, combination of the vessels’ courses, arena violations and encounter complexity. As for the first three variables, their values can be directly computed...

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