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Jewish Roots of Christian Liturgy and Their Current Presence in the Practice of Particular Catholic Communities
Veselková Francová, Markéta ; Kotas, Jan (advisor) ; Tichý, Radek (referee)
The aim of the thesis Jewish Roots of Christian Liturgy and Their Current Presence in the Practice of Particular Catholic Communities is to map the current state of research about Jewish roots of Christian liturgy using the available literature as the basis and show on the specific example of two Catholic communities (Community of The Beatitudes and The Saint James Vicariate for Hebrew Speaking Catholics) how they experience these Jewish roots and how it manifests in their liturgical practice. The work is divided into two steps: In the first part, current knowledge about Jewish sources from which the Christian liturgy drew and draws is summarized. The most important elements, types and forms of Jewish prayers are described, and then it is described which parts of the Christian liturgy are based on which types and forms of prayers. In the second part, the history of the establishment of the Beatitudes Community and the Hebrew Parish is described and their liturgical practice is analyzed with a focus on their motivations for emphasis of the Jewish roots, the development of this practice and its specifics, and their relation to the original historical basis points. The conclusion represents a reflection on the more general benefit of the practice of these two communities and the benefit of knowledge...
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Possibilities of financing innovations in Small and Medium Enterprises
Vavrys, Ondřej ; Čuperová, Lenka (referee) ; Bočková, Nina (advisor)
The subject of bachelor thesis „Possibilities of financing innovations in Small and Medium Enterprises“ is a description of thoughtful product innovation and suggestions of possible ways of financing it. In the theoretical part of the thesis terms related to innovation and possibilities of financing business activities are explained. The practical part is focused on the characteristics of the selected company and the proposal of financing the intended Innovation. The conclusion contains an evaluation and a proposal for solving the problem.
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Solar heating tap water
Kracík, Petr ; Baláš, Marek (referee) ; Fiedler, Jan (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the heating of hot service water by means of solar energy through solar collectors. At the beginning the author describes the most frequent methods for heating of service water in Czech houses with the help of electrical energy, fossil fuel, gas and central heat supply, including the input expenses for buying equipment. The author describes a solar system and his basic elements and suggests two variants with supplement heating by means of electrical energy, which compares with electrical heating of service water. The overall thesis is conceived as a review of possibilities of heating hot service water in households with economical budget at the end of the work.
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Increasing Business Performance of Online Store
Svoboda, Radek ; Weirich, Pavel (referee) ; Řešetková, Dagmar (advisor)
The bachelor thesis describes increasing business performance of online store on URL www.vytvarny-shop.cz. Increasing business performance of online store is achieved by SEO and by implementation of additional modules for online store. The starting point for this thesis is theoretical background which describes the issue. The analytical part of the thesis draws on the theoretical part and verifies whether the online store is in conditions which are consistent with standards and methodologies listed. The practical part of the work proposes and implements changes, which have been based on the analytical part and evaluated as desired within a stated budget. Bachelor thesis results in the economic evaluation of the conducted changes and provides a comprehensive view of the success of work and the modifications in financial sense.
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The possibilities of financing product innovation in the company Cofin, a. s.
Oľhová, Nina ; Krzeminská, Oľga (referee) ; Bočková, Nina (advisor)
The bachelor thesis focuses on possibilities of financing product innovations in Cofin, a. s. The theoretical part explains terms, that relate to innovation, possibilities of financing innovations, analysis of company environment, and financial analysis. The analytical part contains characteristics of the observed company, next it contains a description of subject product innovation and it contains an analysis of the company's environment together with a financial analysis. The proposal part contains proposals of variants of financing of planned innovation and at the end, it contains an evaluation and proposal of the solution of the given problem.
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Analysis and Innovation systems of Vehicle Lighting
Straka, Ondřej ; Grmela, Petr (referee) ; Hájek, Vítězslav (advisor)
ubject semestral project is diagnosis primary objective luminosity plus elaboration background research primary objective plus modern waies lighting. Work includes indicative allocation light fitting, systems plus possibilities increasing safeness on roads by using modern systems facilitating movement and behind handicap. Are here also circumscribed systems facilitating visibility in night o'clock plus manners realization of all these systems.
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Possibilities of financing innovations in Small and Medium Enterprises
Charvátová, Kristína ; Ptáček, Roman (referee) ; Bočková, Nina (advisor)
The subject of bachelor thesis „Possibilities of financing innovations in Small and Medium Companies“ is a description of targeted product inovation and suggested way to finance inovation. Theoretical part describes concepts that are related with inovations and this part describes possibilities of financing in company. The practical part describes characteristics of company and possibilities of financing. The conclusion include an evaluation and suggestion to solve the problem.
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Mikroplasty a jejich vliv na životní prostředí
Kopicová, Jana
This bachelor thesis deals with plastic pollution in the environment predominantly focusing on microplastics. The aim of the theoretical part is to acquaint readers with the terminological background of plastics and their microscopic parts. This part also contains an overview of current information about sources, presence, and possible impact of microplastics in the environment centring on the water component. The theoretical part further discusses the effect of microplastics on living organisms and one’s health. In the practical part of the thesis, a questionnaire survey was carried out to find out respondents’ opinions and awareness of the given matter. The results of the survey confirmed that most of the respondents, despite being familiar with the term microplastics, are not well informed about their impact on the environment. The survey also indicates that this area lacks public awareness. Furthermore, a comparative analysis shows that more than 80% of the respondents would be in favour of refundable plastic bottles. Finally, the survey appears to confirm that respondents have poorer knowledge in legal regulations dealing with plastic waste.
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Levels of vitamin D in relation to respiratory diseases up to 19 years of age
KRAUS, Petr
Introduction: The positive effects of vitamin D on the human body are frequently discussed and investigated by numerous studies, both foreign and domestic, and its serum levels are closely monitored in relation to diseases. Vitamin D has positive effects on the immune system, influences intestinal calcium transport, is important for proper mental and physical development and growth of children, even during pregnancy, and helps prevent lung diseases. Objective: To evaluate the relationship between blood vitamin D levels and respiratory diseases in children. Methodology: Serum vitamin D levels and their relationship to respiratory diseases were also monitored in relation to gender and season (summer and winter). Sample: Blood samples were collected from 127 respondents aged 2 months to 18 years, including both healthy and sick individuals, for vitamin D levels. Data collection and processing for healthy children were approved by their parents (Appendix 1). Blood samples were collected over a period of two years at a healthcare facility in the South Bohemian region. The results were evaluated in two borderline groups, at 50 and 75 nmol/L. Furthermore, the vitamin D content of 10 diets of these children was processed and evaluated. The resulting values of vitamin D levels also included studied diets. Results: The results did not confirm the expected relationship between vitamin D levels and respiratory tract diseases in children in either borderline group at 50 and 75 nmol/L. However, partial effects on the respiratory tract were confirmed. Discussion: The author attempts to explain why the hypothesis was not clearly confirmed.
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