Evaluation of Building Material's Influence on Building Price and on Other Costs During Using A Structure

Diplomová práce se věnuje volbě materiálů vhodných pro konstrukci obvodového pláště objektu a jeho vlivu na cenu stavebního díla. Vyhodnocuje tepelně izolační vlastnosti zvolených konstrukcí a sleduje jejich vliv na provozní náklady objektu.This thesis is devoted to the choice of materials suitable for construction building envelope and its influence on the price of the works. It evaluates the thermal insulating characteristics of the selected structures and monitors their impact on operating costs of the object.

Ecological and economic multicriteria optimization of operating alternative propulsion vehicles within the city of Ostrava in the Czech Republic

Research background: Individual car transport significantly burdens the environment, especially in the centres of large cities. There is pollution, traffic jams and an increase in overall noise. In the area of passenger car transport, legislation is being significantly tightened. Therefore, there are also increasing demands on public transport operators in the Czech Republic. Previously, most of the fleet consisted of diesel vehicles. These have been gradually replaced by drives that are significantly more environmentally friendly, such as the Compressed natural gas drive. The requirements defined in relation to the reduction of vehicle emissions are increasingly stricter. A number of cities, not only within the European Union, are addressing significant issues concerning the future of public transport. Purpose of the article: The main objective of the article is to demonstrate an in-depth analysis of the operation of transport vehicles in the Statutory City of Ostrava, both from the cost and environmental point of view. The comparison of transport mean; using CNG, electric and diesel propulsion is made. Specific factors such as the mute profile or the environmental impact of the mode of transport are also taken into account. The extent of the data processed and the multidimensional nature of the assessment offer a unique analysis of the problem. The article provides an exact view of the advantages and disadvantages of operating specific means of transport. Everything is based on data on transport operations in the city of Ostrava (the Czech Republic, EU). Methods: The comprehensive evaluation is based on the application of methods from the tick! of financial accounting, evaluation of measured data from the operation of transport means and. last but not least, on the analysis of empirical data from the given area. The analysed data set is unique due to the time period, as is the multi-criteria evaluation methodology. Findings & value added: The analysis performed demonstrated the economic viability of operating CNG vehicles. The main added value of the article is the unique multi-criteria evaluation procedure for the vehicles. The paper shows the evaluation of a complex decision problem in the transport field in the form of a case study implemented in the city of Ostrava. The evaluation results then consider both cost and environmental factors, which can be described as a comprehensive and highly innovative approach. The defined assessment can then be applied to other European and world metropolises.Web of Science16494390

On Expressing and Monitoring Oscillatory Dynamics

To express temporal properties of dense-time real-valued signals, the Signal Temporal Logic (STL) has been defined by Maler et al. The work presented a monitoring algorithm deciding the satisfiability of STL formulae on finite discrete samples of continuous signals. The logic has been used to express and analyse biological systems, but it is not expressive enough to sufficiently distinguish oscillatory properties important in biology. In this paper we define the extended logic STL* in which STL is augmented with a signal-value freezing operator allowing us to express (and distinguish) detailed properties of biological oscillations. The logic is supported by a monitoring algorithm prototyped in Matlab. The monitoring procedure of STL* is evaluated on a biologically-relevant case study.Comment: In Proceedings HSB 2012, arXiv:1208.315

Evaluation of Building Material's Influence on Building Price and on Other Costs During Using A Structure

This thesis is devoted to the choice of materials suitable for construction building envelope and its influence on the price of the works. It evaluates the thermal insulating characteristics of the selected structures and monitors their impact on operating costs of the object

Compensation for removal and restriction of the ownership right to land

The aim of this diploma thesis is to give a comprehensive view of the legal regulation of compensation for withdrawal and limitation of the ownership right to land. This thesis is divided into eight chapters, where the introductory part is followed by six chapters and the conclusion. The first chapter briefly explains the basic institutes with an emphasis on the uniqueness of the land. The second chapter discusses the conditions of expropriation. The third chapter focuses on compensation for land expropriation. The fourth chapter deals with the limitation of the ownership right to land. The fifth chapter analyzes compensation for the limitation of the ownership right to land. The sixth chapter describes selected Acts of environmental law in the perspective of fourth and fifth chapter. In conclusion, this diploma thesis summarizes the main findings. As regards compensation for expropriation, the legislation is not stable and allows unjustified differences between landowners. As for the limitation of the ownership right to land, the situation regarding the provision of compensation is not always clear and there are some gaps in the legislation. However, these can be overcome by case-law

An kinematic analysis of skid-steer wheeled mobile robot

In this thesis deals with an kinematic analysis of skid-steer wheeled mobile robot. In chapter we will focuse on theore about kinematice. In chapter two there is forward and inverse kinematice which will be implemented in the parametric simulator in chapter 3. Results of simulation are sumarized in chapter 4. The simulator is located in an attachment A and m-file with resullts processing is in attachment B

Phenotype Analysis of Tumour-infiltrating Lymphocytes and Lymphocytes in Peripheral Blood in Patients with Renal Carcinoma

Introduction: When checking tumour growth, a number of observations indicate that the immune system plays a significant role in patients with renal cell carcinoma (RCC). Infiltration by lymphocytes (tumour infiltrating lymphocytes, TILs) is more prevalent in RCC than any other tumours. T lymphocytes are the dominant population of TIL cells. Views concerning the role of T lymphocytic subpopulations, B lymphocytes and NK cells in an anti-tumour response are not established. Aim: The aim is to determine the phenotype and activation of T and B lymphocytic subpopulations and NK cells and to compare their representation in tumour stroma and peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBL) in patients with RCC. Material and methods: Samples of peripheral blood taken from the cubital and renal veins and tumour stroma cells were obtained from 44 patients in the course of their surgeries carried out due to primary RCC. TILs were isolated from mechanically disintegrated tumour tissue. Immunophenotype multiparametric analysis of PBL and TILs was carried out. Their surface and activation characteristics were determined by means of flow cytometer. Results: CD3+ T lymphocytes (69.7 %) were the main population of TILs. The number of CD3+/CD8+ T lymphocytes was significantly higher in TILs, 42.6 % (p+ T lymphocytes were the majority population in peripheral blood, 41.35 % (p +/69+ T lymphocytes was significantly higher in TILs, 32.9 %, compared to PBL (p+/CD25+, CD8+/57+ and CD4+/RA+ (naive CD4+ T lymphocytes) were higher in PBL (p-/16+56+) NK cells and CD3+/DR+ T cells in TILs and PBL were not significant. Conclusion: The above-mentioned results prove that the characteristics and intensity of anti-tumour responses are different in compared compartments (tumour/PBL). CD3+/CD8+ T lymphocytes are the dominant lymphocytic population of TILs. The knowledge of the phenotype and functions of effector cells, which are responsible for anti-tumour response, are the basic precondition for understanding the anti-tumour immune response and the cause of its failure