Means of Payment and the Use of Coins in the Viking Age Town of Birka in Sweden. Preliminary Results

Coins in church contexts : Hedensted Church, Jutland, Denmark

Purse of medieval silver coins from royal shipwreck revealed by X-ray microscale Computed Tomography (µCT) scanning

(Il)literacy Reflected on Scandinavian Viking Coins

Variations of the FeGa3 structure type in the systems CoIn3-xZnx and CoGa3-xZnx

Gold in Guleboda. A Byzantine gold coin from southern Småland

Coin production in the low countries : Fourteenth century to the present

Coins, currencies, and credit instruments : Media of exchange in economic and social history

Turning a Coin over Instead of Tossing It

C-level managers and born-digitals' scaling : The case of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs)

Coin classification using a novel technique for learning characteristic decision trees by controlling the degree of generalization

The coin-turning walk and its scaling limit

Coin-turning, Random Walks And Inhomogeneous Markov Chains

This research monograph explores new frontiers in Markov chains. Although time-homogeneous Markov chains are well understood, this is not at all the case with time-inhomogeneous ones. The book, after a review on the classical theory of homogeneous chains, including the electrical network approach, introduces several new models which involve inhomogeneous chains as well as related new types of rand

The Other Side of the Coins - The Environmental Impact of Greenfield FDI in Sub-Saharan Africa´s Pollution-Intensive Industries and the Role of Governance

Coins, glass shards and other means of payment - A comparative study of Scandinavian Charon object burials using R. Dawkins’ meme theory

The purpose of this thesis’ topic is to investigate the evolutionary dispersal of the Charon’s fee or Obolus rite outside the Roman provinces in Northern Europe, with a specific focus on Roman Iron Age and Migration Period Scandinavia. The aim of this study is therefore to add further understanding to the spread of Roman cultural influences outside the imperial borders and what made Roman material

Reply to 'Blood pressure during moderate or maximal exercise : hardly two sides of the same coin'

Two Sides of the Same Coin: Bootstrapping the Restricted vs. Unrestricted Model

The properties of the bootstrap test for restrictions are studied in two versions: 1) bootstrapping under the null hypothesis, restricted, and 2) bootstrapping under the alternative hypothesis, unrestricted. This article demonstrates the equivalence of these two methods, and illustrates the small sample properties of the Wald test for testing Granger-Causality in a stable stationary VAR system by

Two sides of the same coin : The experiences of high-achieving women in the Swedish workplace

Adopting a qualitative approach to the investigation of high achievement, the authors analyzed how high-achieving women in the Swedish workplace made meaning of positive and negative experiences in their work. The data consisted of interviews with 15 women identified as being high achieving in their respective field, and it was analyzed using grounded theory methodology. The women described five d

Two Sides of the Same Coin? A Preliminary Analysis of Sustainable Development Opportunities Identified in National Communications of Non-Annex I Parties

The aim of this paper is to study the extent to which non-Annex I countries are implementing or exploring select actions that support both climate change mitigation and sustainable development objectives in the energy sector. The research is based on a survey of the national communications of 100 non-Annex I Parties to the UNFCCC. Although national communications are intended to provide informatio

Diagnostic PCR: validation and sample preparation are two sides of the same coin

Increased use of powerful PCR technology for the routine detection of pathogens has focused attention on the need for international validation and preparation of official non-commercial guidelines. Bacteria of epidemiological importance should be the prime focus, although a "validation infrastructure" once established could easily be adapted for PCR-based detection of viruses and parasites. The ai