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Small hydro-power plant
Jedlička, Rostislav ; Pospíšil, Jiří (referee) ; Fiedler, Jan (advisor)
Rostislav Jedlička: Small hydro power plant. Bachalor's work of bachalor's studies of 3th year. School year 200/2008, educational gruoup 3P/12. FSI VUT in Brno, institute of energy, department of energy and proces equipment, December 2007. This project, which has been elaborated in frame ofbachaleor's studies department of energy and proces equipment is submitting the desing of Small hydro power plant. Contains of this work is recherche small hydro power plants, count existing SHP, optimalization and evaluation of operation.
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Comparison of small, medium and large sides games in elite youth soccer players with respect to loading
Zerzán, Miloš ; Malý, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Title: Comparison of small, medium and large games for elite youth football players in terms of load. Aims: The aim of this work was to compare small, medium and large games for elite youth football players U17 in terms of load, where we used various forms of interval games from small through medium to large games. Methods: The research group consisted of 18 U17 players. Data was recorded using GPSspots instruments and a Polar T34 chest strap. The games were divided into small forms, medium forms and large forms. Each of the given forms of games differed in the number of players from 1 in 1 to 10 in 10, the load interval, the number of repetitions, the length of rest time and the size of the field. During testing we measured speed (km / h), distance traveled (m / min), heart rate (beats / min), number of all sprints, number of repeated sprints. Results: The results of this thesis indicate that the maximum speed of players increases with the increase in size of game format. Players reach the highest maximum speeds in LSG games. The heart rate was around 167 beats in the compared interval games, and in MSG games the heart rate was two beats lower. Furthermore, the results also show that small forms of games involve more repeated sprints compared to medium and large games. In terms of distance...
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Small hydro-power plant
Jedlička, Rostislav ; Pospíšil, Jiří (referee) ; Fiedler, Jan (advisor)
Rostislav Jedlička: Small hydro power plant. Bachalor's work of bachalor's studies of 3th year. School year 200/2008, educational gruoup 3P/12. FSI VUT in Brno, institute of energy, department of energy and proces equipment, December 2007. This project, which has been elaborated in frame ofbachaleor's studies department of energy and proces equipment is submitting the desing of Small hydro power plant. Contains of this work is recherche small hydro power plants, count existing SHP, optimalization and evaluation of operation.
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actual problems in reporting of small and medium enterprises
Polák, Martin ; Strouhal, Jiří (advisor) ; Cardová, Zdenka (referee)
This theses is focussed on the issue of reporting of small and medium companies under IFRS for SME. The goal is to evaluate advantages and disadvantages of this reporting in czech enterprenual surrounding. At the beginning of the theses I outline the fundamentals of reporting under czech accounting principles and under IFRS for SME. The practical part is devoted to conversion of Financial Statements from czech accounting principles to IFRS for SME of a construction company that meets the criteria of a medium enterprise.Upon comparing of the both Financial Statements I have come to a conclusion that the Financial Statements under IFRS for SME give certainly a greater evidence than the Financial Statements under Czech accounting principles. Although I have come to a conclusion that the Financial Statements under IFRS for SME are better, their applicability for some companies could be questionable. Such a company could be the one that does not have separate owners and managers.
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Cyprus: the Crossroad between Europe and Asia
Smetáček, Martin ; Adamcová, Lenka (advisor) ; Němečková, Tereza (referee)
In my work I consider the cultural-political routing of Cyprus from its position between Europe and Asia with respect to its economical orientation. In the view of the fact that Cyprus was a profoundly developing country in the year 1960, when winning its independence from Great Britain, I focus mainly on its economic development after the year 1960 and the performance of the economy on the threshold of the 21st century, whereas I ask myself if Cyprus has already completed its transformation from a developing country into a socially and economically developed country with modern free market economy. The work briefly records the history of the country since its infancy in as early as 8th millennium BC up to the end of the 20th century AC, it further considers the economic development of Cyprus at the end of the 20th century, and finally it focuses on the current social-economic conditions in the country under the pattern of dividing economies between developing and developed countries. The work also regards the intercommunity rupture, which dominates Cyprus since 1974 and factually divides it in two parts: the Cyprus Republic and the internationally unrecognized Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. I accentuate exclusively the date regarding the Cyprus Republic.
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