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Combustion Engine Ignition and Fuel Injection Control (Motormanagement)
Škrabal, Martin ; Mikulčík, Aleš (referee) ; Hájek, Vítězslav (advisor)
Undoubtedly the most important and absolutely essential electrical systems located in vehicles which are powered by internal combustion spark-ignition engine is the ignition system of the engine. Without this the engine, or the whole vehicle can not operate properly. Since the beginning of spark ignition engines ignition system executing a complex and long term development effort driven by the best function of the engine. Unlike the ignition, which had to work from the outset the development of spark ignition engines has been to introduce more to the use of injection in the 70 the 20th century. From simple control systems, ignition and injection on the mechanical principle of working out the development of electronic management units. In most modern combustion engines is the management of the ignition and injection is carried out using a common system with one central control unit. Most of this type of system-Motronic system from Bosch-used today in different variations large number of producers cars. In history was the main objective of the management system to achieve the highest possible power, now coming oil crisis be brought to the forefront of the fuel consumption and the implementation of emission standards (in the Czech Republic EURO standards).
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Motivation System of the Company
Škrabal, Martin ; Ing.Petra Račanská (referee) ; Putnová, Anna (advisor)
The thesis summarizes theoretical terms related to the theme of motivation. Following is the analytical part, which describes the current state of the selected company such as the incentive system and its components, rewards, etc. Based on the implementation of quantitative research and testing hypotheses is compiled a proposal to improve the existing motivation system.
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The Czech Crossword Dictionaries
Klimecká, Ester ; Škrabal, Michal (advisor) ; Bozděchová, Ivana (referee)
The aim of this master's thesis is to investigate the concept of crossword dictionaries. The thesis provides a list of Czech crossword dictionaries and delves into their historical background. The theoretical section discusses the structure of these dictionaries and explores their position within the lexicographical typology. The practical portion focuses on analyzing the entries found in selected crossword dictionaries (Křížovkářský slovník by Černovský and Vinduška; Křížovkářům do kapsy by Kramář a Jelínek), comparing them with that of two monolingual dictionaries: the Příruční slovník jazyka českého (Handbook of the Czech Language) and the Akademický slovník současné češtiny (Academic Dictionary of Contemporary Czech). KEYWORDS dictionary, metalexicography, crossword dictionary, crossword, lexicographical typology, list of entries
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Mudra’s Upper Sorbian-Czech dictionary – what can be done about this lexicographic “posthumous child”?
Brankatschk, Katja ; Škrabal, M.
Jiří Mudra, among his numerous selfless activities, was a Czech doyen of Sorbian studies. He had been working for decades on an Upper Sorbian-Czech dictionary but, unfortunately, had not finished his work on it at the time of his death. Presently, we are considering completing\nMudra’s project. The material collected by Mudra is undoubtedly valuable for us, providing us with a launchpad for further work, still, it is necessary to challenge it with the current data and a modern lexicographic approach. The paper presents the proposed individual methods\naimed at finishing the main body of the dictionary. Every lexicographer works with the data and tools available in his or her time – and Mudra\nwas certainly no exception. There is, therefore, no reason to maintain exaggerated reverence towards his dataset where it is in apparent conflict with the current language reality. The aim is not to foster Mudra’s cult, but to acknowledge his admirable initiative and enthusiasm. The best way to do so is to complete his dictionary with all the possibilities currently offered to us and make it available – as the first academic dictionary in this language combination – to Czech users.
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Use of data from Latvian frequency dictionaries in the forthcoming Latvian-Czech bilingual dictionary
Sedláčková, Anna ; Škrabal, Michal (advisor) ; Ante, Kristine (referee)
The aim of this work is explicitly stated in its title: our aim is to apply data from the frequency dictionaires of Latvian language, available in specialized, ie frequency dictionaries, or more recently directly from corpora, in a specific lexicographic project: the upcoming Latvian-Czech dictionary. The thesis consists of theoretical and practical parts. The theoretical part will contain an introduction to the issues of corpus linguistics in Latvia and Czech Republic, a description of sources, a description of the material base (four different materials - two printed sources, two electronic sources) and a comparison of the current situation in corpus linguistics / lexicography in Latvia and the Czech Republic. The second, practical part is focused on the application of the obtained data and their description. An inseparable part of the practical part is the presentation of the obtained data together with a sample dictionary entry. The aim is to provide the user with a more specific idea of the form of entries in the Latvian-Czech translation dictionary and to offer the possibility of application in other lexicographic projects. The second, practical part is focused on the application of the obtained data and their description. An inseparable part of the practical part is the presentation of the...
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Motivation System of the Company
Škrabal, Martin ; Ing.Petra Račanská (referee) ; Putnová, Anna (advisor)
The thesis summarizes theoretical terms related to the theme of motivation. Following is the analytical part, which describes the current state of the selected company such as the incentive system and its components, rewards, etc. Based on the implementation of quantitative research and testing hypotheses is compiled a proposal to improve the existing motivation system.
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Corpus analysis of chosen Latvian somatisms
Rýdza, Eva ; Škrabal, Michal (advisor) ; Štoll, Pavel (referee)
This corpus-based diploma thesis deals with the analysis of selected Latvian somatisms containing the keywords galva, kāja and roka, using principally data from the parallel corpus InterCorp v11. The aim of the thesis is to identify corpus categories and creative alterations of Latvian somatisms, as well as determine how they can be translated to Slovak and Czech. The theoretical part comprises an introduction to the fields of phraseology, cognitive and corpus linguistics; a description of the features of idioms as well as their classification; and a demonstration of the differences between phraseological terms in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Latvia and the West. The practical part focuses on the analysis of patterns in the context of somatisms, the assessment of creative alterations in comparison with linguistics textbooks, and finding translation equivalents in Slovak and Czech.
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Non-periphrastic and Periphrastic Tenses in Latvian and their Equivalence in Czech
Verostová, Veronika ; Štoll, Pavel (advisor) ; Škrabal, Michal (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the verb tenses in Czech language and simple and complex tenses in Latvian language. In the theoretical part is described, how tenses are constructed, when they are used and also what relation they have to verb aspect. Complex tenses of indicative are analysed in detail in the empirical research. The goal of research, which is based on processed data from Czech National Corpus, is to find out, how the czech translators translate complex tenses from Latvian to Czech and also how latvian translators translate verbs in past, present and future tenses from Czech to Latvian.
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Comparative aspects of Latvian and Czech lexicons: Materials for assembling a Latvian- Czech dictionary
Škrabal, Michal ; Čermák, František (advisor) ; Vachková, Marie (referee) ; Bušs, Ojars (referee)
Title: Comparative aspects of Latvian and Czech lexicons: Materials for assembling a Latvian-Czech dictionary Autor: Mgr. Michal Škrabal Department: Institute of the Czech National Corpus Supervisor: prof. PhDr. František Čermák, DrSc. The primary aim of this work is to classify the Latvian lexicon, or better its relevant segment, into individual groups, definable semantically, grammatically, syntagmatically, pragmatically, and so on, and to attempt to find for these classifications an ideal method of lexicographical adaptation and apply it to an emerging Latvian-Czech dictionary (the very first manual of its type). To this end, modern instruments were utilized which, in the recent past, have radically altered the methodology of lexicographical work: on the one hand, the linguistic corpora, which nowadays represent authentic, linguistic usage and, on the other hand, the specialized lexicographic software TshwaneLex, in which a lexical database of Latvian is constructed and from which the dictionary itself will be subsequently constructed. Because of the limited size of the Latvian corpus it was not possible to completely eliminate traditional sources, and the author of the work was forced to consolidate traditional and modern lexicographical methods. His primary source however remained the corpus...
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