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Implementation of lower structure
Havlíčková, Eva ; Kučera, Zdeněk (referee) ; Kantová, Radka (advisor)
The subject of my bachelor thesis is the construction technological project of the new residential building Kadetka in Brno. The bachelor thesis includes technological regulations of earthwork, shoring, CFA piles and foundations constructions. Technological regulations are supplemented by draft of the suitable machinery, equipment of construction site and inspectional and trial plans. The author also deals with work safety, time schedule and budget of substructure. The important part is the comparison of two variants of the foundations constructions in terms of financial and time side.
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University Campus CRA II, preparing construction management
Havlíčková, Eva ; Řihák, Pavel (referee) ; Kantová, Radka (advisor)
The subjekt of my bachelor thesis is the construction technological project of the new complex of three buildings Campus residential area II located in Brno - Bohunice. The diploma thesis includes technological regulations of piles and cast-in-place reinforced concrete floor. Technological regulations are supplemented by draft of the suitable machinery, equipment of construction site and inspectional and trial plans for these processes. The author also deals with work safety, time and financial plan, budget of substructure and plan for securing material resources. The thesis also addressed work contract and detailsof the roof structure.
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The relationship between genetic and ploidy variation in the context of differing ecological conditions of two species of the genus Pteronia (Asteraceae) in the Cape
Havlíčková, Eliška ; Chumová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Záveská, Eliška (referee)
The genus Pteronia is an example of a recently radiated and taxonomically complicated genus of the family Asteraceae (sunflower family) with endemic connection to southern Africa. Most of the species are associated with the Cape region, an area characterised by a Mediterranean type of climate, which is comparable in species richness to the flora of tropical areas, especially on smaller geographical scales. The factors behind the high diversity of the Cape are environmental heterogeneity, climatic stability (low extinction and accumulation of species) and regular disturbance by fire. Polyploidization, one of the main mechanisms of plant evolution, has been an overlooked and denied phenomenon in the Cape for a long time. Individual cases of polyploidy are being revealed, but the causes of their emergence and extent of their occurrence are unknown. The presented work focuses on polyploidization in the genus Pteronia from the perspective of two species with different ecological valence. On the widespread to invasive species Pteronia incana and, on the contrary, on the endemic species of succulent karoo and deserts, Pteronia glabrata. Using flow cytometry, genome size variation was investigated and ploidy levels determined. The obtained cytometric data were used to compare climatic, topographic,...
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Czech talls in French
Havlíčková, Eliška ; Listíková, Renáta (advisor) ; Fučíková, Milena (referee)
The folk tales of Karel Jaromír Erben and Božena Němcová are an integral part of Czech culture and tradition. Erben and Němcová's fairy tales have been translated into many world languages, including French. Thanks to these translations, awareness of the Czech language and local culture is spread worldwide. The aim of this bachelor's thesis is to determine which fairy tales by Erben and Němcová have been translated into French and to provide examples of some publishing houses that have published Czech fairy tales in French, as well as the availability and reception of these fairy tales by readers. At the end of the work, French translations are compared to their Czech originals, with a focus on a more detailed comparison of the original French fairy tale La Belle aux cheveux d'or by Madame d'Aulnoy with the Czech version by Karel Jaromír Erben of Goldilocks. Based on the comparison of selected literary texts, it is found that the French translations do not differ from the Czech originals in any significant way, with fairy tale motifs and intentions remaining preserved, but characteristics of characters may change, as is the case with La Belle aux cheveux d'or.
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Use of Puppets in ELT of Beginners in the 3rd Grade
Havlíčková, Elena ; Svobodová, Radmila (advisor) ; Ferklová, Alžběta (referee)
TITLE: The Usage of Puppets in ELT of Beginners in the 3rd Grade AUTHOR: Elena Havlíčková DEPARTMENT: The Primary Education Department SUPERVISOR: Mgr. Radmila Svobodová ABSTRACT: The topic of this thesis is the usage of puppets in English lessons of third graders at elementary school. In the theoretical part, there are described the types of puppets, the proper handling of puppets, their roles, various ways of using them in lessons and curricular documents. The practical part is an action research in the third grade. It investigates whether the activities with puppets are possible in a real class. The outcomes of the action research inform that it is suitable to use puppets in English lessons in many different ways, all children cooperated and the majority cooperated very enthusiastically. KEYWORDS: Puppet, learning, teaching, English language, basics, research, realization
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Causes of diversity in the Cape Floristic Region
Havlíčková, Eliška ; Chumová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Záveská, Eliška (referee)
The Cape Floristic Region (Capensis) is the smallest phytogeographical kingdom in the world with an area about 90,000 kmš (or 190,000 kmš if the succulent karoo is included). However, thanks to the subtropical climate influenced by the cold Benguel current and the isolated location behind the ridges of the Cape Mountains, it is characterized by an extremely diverse flora. There are about 11,000 species of plants, of which 79% are endemic. The Cape region shares many characteristics with other Mediterranean areas, but in many ways it is a unique environment. In this bachelor's thesis, the Cape flora is set in a global context and compared with other Mediterranean areas. Geological development, floristic and vegetation composition are described. The work also contains summarised information about the possible causes of high plant diversity and endemism of the Cape region. Keywords: Cape Floristic Region, Mediterranean, plant diversity, polyploidy, South Africa
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