Presented article reflects the demands of reconfigurable logistics systems design, within the Industry 4.0 initiatives meaning.
The presented article reports on experiments designed to test this premise.
Therefore the purpose of the presented article is to build a comprehensive and applicable measurement framework of KM initiatives within a holistic approach.
Presented article summarizes the results of a broad-based survey on painting techniques used during the High and Late Gothic period in the Bohemian panel paintings located in the collections of the National Gallery in Prague.
The objective of the presented article is to overcome this obstacle to explore more deeply the elements of a video-oculographic system, that is, eye, camera, lighting, and so forth, from a purely mathematical and geometrical point of view.
Presented article is focused on evaluation of surface integrity of copper CW004A and brass CW614N, changes in surface layer and strengthening in subsurface layer after impact of acoustically excited pulsating water jet.
Final output of presented article is mathematical model of surface roughness Rz prediction for constant cutting conditions, but for variable geometrical parameters of thin wall components with thickness 10 mm.
In the presented article the forward solver is based on finite volume discretized Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes equations coupled with either one- or two-equation turbulence closure models, and the adjoint solver is obtained via automatic differentiation.
The presented article is dedicated to the short characteristics of natural conditions and resources of Tavush region of Republic of Armenia (RA), as well as to analyses of contemporary land-use.
In the presented article we would like to introduce the results of our survey focused on the painting techniques used during the High and Late Gothic period in the Bohemian panel paintings located in the collections of the National Gallery in Prague, in particular on the specific use of yellow pigments – lead tin yellow type I and lead-tin yellow type II.
In the presented article, novel experiments are reported in which the DNA under study is systematically varied in its length by genetic engineering.
