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Firefighters from occupation by unit of volunteer firefighters
Krmela, Miroslav ; Pikola, Pavel (advisor) ; Jaromír, Jaromír (referee)
The thesis deals with the establishment, management and work of profesional firefighters. But not the work of members of the Fire and Rescue Service, but members of the teams of the volunteer firefighters of the village, who carry out their activities in the unit as their principal occupation.
This thesis has two parts. In the first, theoretical part, I deal with legal standards which govern the emergence of units of the volunteer firefighters of the municipality, its functioning in the system of the Integrated Rescue System, organizational and operational management unit features professional fire in the unit and the demands of their professional and physical fitness, education and training. The practical part is devoted to mapping of SDH units in the Czech Republic, whose members carry out activities as their main occupation and analysis of the financial costs incurred by the employer in the functioning of the unit with the fire of occupation.
In conclusion, I summarize the findings of acquired technical knowledge, analyzing the costs of running the unit and the practical experience professional firefighters, and mention the recommendations for the founders, who decide to employ a firefighter by profession.
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On Board Diagnostics
Račanský, David ; Šebesta, Jiří (referee) ; Dřínovský, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with design of a simple diagnostic board computer of a car. The solution is divided into 2 parts. The first part is focused on the hardware implementation, which is based on the use of integrated circuit ELM323. This circuit contains 6 basic communication protocols for diagnostic purposes. Communication here has been modified from the original version of RS232 on USB with the help of FTDI. The proposed software solution was realized in C++ Builder 6.0 programming tool. It contains 9 modes, which include all types of vehicles subject to the ISO 9141 and ISO 14230 communication standards for automotive diagnostics. It can detect the type of defect, if defined and listed in the relevant table. Storage and retrieval of gained data are obvious.
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Audio power amplifier 2 x 50 W
Skalický, Pavel ; Šotner, Roman (referee) ; Kratochvíl, Tomáš (advisor)
The topic of my bachelor´s theis is design of class AB audio power amplifier 2 x 50 W/4 with preamplifier and stereo output. The design is standard solution of stereophonic version of power amplifier, with monolithic integrated circuit 2 x LM 3886. The project deals also with preamplifier with integrated circuit LM 1036, calculation of heat sink of power circuits and solution of supply. The aim of this bachelor´s project was make complete design of laboratory prototype (scheme, layout of printed circuit, part list and placemnet, amplifier arrangement), realisation function of prototype and laboratory measurements.
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An immunohistologic charakterisation of human prostate cancer.
Kotlabová, Kateřina ; Semecký, Vladimír (advisor) ; Louda, Miroslav (referee)
In the last three years prostatic carcinoma reachs the first place in the ledder of number of new reported tumour diseases in male population. Although in most cases it is a relatively well curable affection, the research of new methods and procedures in the prostatic carcinoma diagnostics is very intensive, because the main point of successful therapy is the disclosure of early ( curable ) stages of disease. This graduate work gives the integral summary of histological and immunohistochemical methods, which are possible to be used in the prostatic carcinoma diagnostics. Histological examination based on the apprasial of the cell shape and characteristic cell structures permits to pass a judgement over the presence or absence of tumour changes, which has a high diagnostic and prognostic value. In the cases where the classic histological analysis failed, the special immunohistochemical methods are used by the clinical workers. Immunohistochemistry is based on the reaction of specific antibody and antigen, which has a receptor, enzymatic or transcription factor function in the cell and its presence ( absence ) or the expression intensity is characteristic for malignant or benign tissue which is examined. The content of this work is primarily synoptic enumeration of using immunohistochemical markers...
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Economic impacts of regional development support
Vávrová, Denisa ; Kala, Václav (advisor)
Bachelor's thesis in theoretical part focused on the possibility of drawing funds from the two operational programs financed from EU funds as part of integrated urban development plans. The practical part evaluates projects implemented under the Integrated Development Plan of Mlada Boleslav in the programming period 2007 - 2013. It finds fulfillment of goals and identify the real effects or potential effects and anticipated that achieved the implementation of activities of these projects on the development of designated areas of the Old City and Northern settlements in Mlada Boleslav. Based on these findings assesses fulfillment of the implementation of the objectives of the Regional Operational Programme NUT II Central Bohemia and the Integrated Operational Programme, from which the projects were supported.
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New interactive software for seismic data processing
Doubravová, Jana ; Horálek, Josef
Seismon is an open source software package under GNU General Public Li- cense developed by Stefan Mertl (TU Wien). It is designed as a modular pro- gram with de ned interface for speci c types of modules. This gives program- mer rules how to add new tools easily without disturbing the program integrity. Seismon is written in MATLAB and all input and output data are stored in MySQL database which can be accessed by more Seismon users simultaneously. Seismon is initially equipped with tools for communication with the database, various waveform le conversions, and basic tools for data analysis and visual- ization. To use this software for routine processing of data from local seismic network in West Bohemia (WEBNET), some adaptations had to be done, and the modi ed program was called Seismon_WB. There had to be put a great emphasis on user friendliness which required to de ne keyboard shortcuts, add status bars directly displaying current possibilities and properties, or extract the most important functions out of structured menus to main window as GUI components.
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The study of effect of selenium on proliferation of cell lines isolated from colorectal carcinoma
Žmolilová, Hana ; Szotáková, Barbora (advisor) ; Šimůnek, Tomáš (referee)
Selenium is an essential trace element that is an integral part of many proteins, with catalytic and structural functions. The antioxidant properties of some selenoproteins, such as glutathione peroxidase, may be particularly important in having influence on carcinogenesis. Selenium exists in different chemical forms - inorganic (selenite, selenate) and organic forms (selenoaminoacids, selenoproteins). The bioavailability and cancer chemoprotective activity of selenium depend on the concentration and the chemical form in which it is present. I studied the effect of L-Selenomethionine and Se-methyl-L-selenocysteine on proliferation in three colorectal cell lines with different malignant potential (HT 29, SW 480, SW 620). Proliferation was measured by BrdU - ELISA with chemiluminiscent detection.
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INGO´s and public management: the case of Human Rights Watch
Brüggemann, Jörn Tobias ; Dvořáková, Vladimíra (advisor) ; Vymětal, Petr (referee)
The purpose of this master thesis was to gain more insights into the actual impact that INGOs like Human Rights Watch incorporate as part of global politics. The case of HRW proved to be a great example, which had been largely neglected by the academic analysts so far. The theoretical framework introduced important implications necessary to understand the influence of INGOs to date. Based on a constructivist thinking, it was possible to outline a global political order, which is tremendously influenced by civil society actors such as INGOs. Especially the increasing significance of norms within an internationally arena -- that is becoming more and more connected -- gives impetus to actors that base their work on these collective beliefs. The deliberative power incorporated by INGOs enables them to actually challenge nation-states as well as market representatives by transforming the public sphere thoroughly. Human Rights Watch as particular case study has been analyzed as an organization that epitomizes the power of a rising global civil society. Throughout their historical development, HRW actively contributed to the defense of human rights against repressive governments as well as other violators. Obviously, the foundation of HRW was to a tremendous extent dependent on an overall evolution of human rights within the international arena. The end of the Second World War and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations paved the way for human rights to become an official and crucial part of international affairs. However, it took until the mid-70s when human rights turned into a major paradigm to be followed by nation-states. With the emergence of Helsinki Watch and the consequent evolution of other watch committees, the non-governmental organization strongly engaged with repressive governments (regardless of political orientation) in various regions of the world. Analyzing the contemporary organizational structure of HRW has been a difficult task due to relatively little information available. However, one can clearly state that HRW nowadays acts as a human rights defending organization that is virtually able to respond to abuses in every corner of the world. Its eagerness to review organizational process and adjust to novel human rights issues provides HRW with a unique flexibility and a large room for operations. This is also further strengthened through the integration of HRW within the international arena when considering their consultative status at the United Nations, the platform for worldwide relevant negotiations. Their growing presence in major capitals in conjunction with effective methodological approaches frequently permits HRW employees to meet up with heads of states. The impact this might have on the domestic opposition as well as on the actual socialization of norms has been described with the help of the example from Mexico, where the government refused to deal with forced disappearances. By actively engaging on-site, HRW tremendously fostered civil society movements that were otherwise unheard and powerless. As indicated in line with the spiral model, the intervention of HRW transformed the public sphere and boosted the dialogue between public and civil society representatives. The eagerness of the Mexican government to implement changes must be perceived as a success of HRW in its pursuit to defend human rights.
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Integrated system of hop cultivation
Krofta, Karel ; Ježek, Josef ; Klapal, Ivo ; Křivánek, Jindřich ; Pokorný, Jaroslav ; Pulkrábek, Josef ; Vostřel, Josef
Certifikovaná metodika shrnuje zásady integrovaného způsobu pěstování chmele. Pěstitelský proces je veden snahou o prevenci a potlačení výskytu škodlivých organismů podporou užitečné entomofauny. Navrhovaná opatření směřuji ke zvýšení půdní úrodnosti, schopnosti půdy vytvořit optimální prostředí pro kořenovou soustavu rostlin chmele a během celé jejich vegetační doby jim zajistit dostatečné množství živin, vzduchu a vody pro jejich růst a vývoj, směřující k maximální produkci chmelových hlávek. Ošetřeni pesticidy se provádí jen v nezbytně nutném rozsahu až po dosažení prahu hospodářské škodlivosti. Zásady integrované produkce chmele jsou aplikovatelné v klasických vysokých konstrukcích i systému pěstovaní chmele v nízkých konstrukcích.
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