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Slip factor of the hydrodynamic pumps
Duda, Petr ; Archalous, Jakub (referee) ; Klas, Roman (advisor)
Bachelor thesis contains basic information about the hydrodynamic pumps. It describes the specific energy for an infinite number of very thin blade and following corrections to the finite number of blades. Part of this work is dedicated to all-weather resulting in Blade to blade channel and their effect on specific energy pump. There are illustrated by calculations of correction factors of individual authors and finally corrections are made on real three impeller wheels with a comparison of different methods.
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Labour market and spatial mobility in Plzen region
Duda, Petr ; Čermák, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Matušková, Alena (referee)
The Czech Republic underwent considerable social, political and economic changes after 1989. An important step was the creation of the labor market where jobs and wages were created based on market supply and demand. Due to effects of these market forces, unemployment was an unavoidable consequence. . Closely related to this was workforce flexibility which over the years became increasingly important. People migrating for work also had an effect on the housing market. The main objective of this thesis is to analyze the labor market in the Plzeň Region and the related spatial mobility since 2000 (with a brief development in the 90's). Another important objective is to determine to what extent the migration of the population is affected by the labor market situation and developments in the housing market. Two major institutions were used as the data source for processing thse reviews. The Labour Market in the Plzeň Region was mapped on the basis of data from the Labour Office in Plzeň. Data on development of spatial mobility and the housing market was gained from the Czech Statistical Office online databases and also from the Regional Office of CSO in Plzen. Key words: migration, labour market, housing market, Plzen
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The symbolism of flowers in the Hindu ritual
Duda, Petr ; Vacek, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Marková, Dagmar (referee)
Plants and flowers play a relatively important role in the Hindu ritual and the elaborated system of rules concerning the suitability and unsuitability of particular flowers for particular gods offers an interesting subject of study in the field of ritual symbolism. This thesis attempts to describe the use of plants in the Hindu pj ritual and their possible symbolic functions. After summing up the present knowledge about the origin of the worship of deities in India in the last centuries of the period of Brahmanism within the Vedic domestic ritual tradition and stating the general similarities and differences between the temple and the domestic versions of the studied ritual, the thesis focuses on the latter, simpler version. A comparison of several primary materials has shown that the structure of the individual ritual acts during the ceremony is fixed and identical for all deities. The pjs for the individual gods and goddesses primarily differ on the level of the pronounced mantras. However, some specifics can be found with the offerings as well, while the most extensive instructions concerning the suitable and unsuitable offerings are those dealing with flowers. The analysis of more than three dozens of such passages has shown that besides a group of flowers which can be used for the worship of deities...
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Flora of the Atharvaveda
Markovičová, Gabriela ; Vacek, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Duda, Petr (referee)
Určenie daných lexémov a ich botanická klasifikácia je dôležitým základom, ktorý nám otvára priestor k štúdiu mnohých zaujímavých tém. Z charakteristiky a účelu použitia jednotlivých rastlín, ktoré v texte Atharvavédy nachádzame sa dozvedáme mnoho o úrovni znalostí spoločnosti danej doby jak botanickej, tak lekárskej. Ale tiež o spôsobe vnímania, prístupe a zachádzaní s danou rastlinou ako so samotnou inteligenciou. Do akej miery dokázali poznať jej kvality a účinky tak, ako ich poznáme my dnes, môže byť predmetom ďalšieho zkúmania. Pasáže Atharvavédy, ktorými sa táto práca zaoberá nevypovedajú veľa o spôsobe používania daných rastlín. Tieto pasáže sa pravdepodobne recitovali u samotných obradov a zaklínadiel, a tak je potreba štúdia ďalších textov aby sme sa dozvedely viac o technike ich používania (napr. orálne, alebo sa používali ako kadidlo, obklady apod.). V práci uvádzam citácie veršov, kde sa dané lexémy vyskytujú podľa Whitneyho Indexu Verborum. Často, a to hlavne u ďalších výskytov je ale dané slovo použité aj v inom význame než názov samotnej rastliny. Či dané verše majú nejakú vypovedaciu hodnotu o charaktere danej rastliny je ďalšou otázkou pre hlbší výzkum. V závere tejto práce bolo pôvodne zamýšľané tématické zatriedenie popisovaných rastlín podľa účelu použitia, avšak vzhľadom k rozsahu tejto...
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Yoga and God
Országh, Ján ; Duda, Petr (advisor) ; Štipl, Zdeněk (referee)
The present BA thesis is devoted to the problem of Īśvara, the supreme God, in the yoga philosophy as explained by Patañjali in his well-known Yogasūtras. Before approaching this issue, the philosophy of the classical sāṃkhya and yoga respectively is outlined, principal concepts and terms are explained according to the primary texts (Īśvarakṛṣṇa's Sāṃkhyakārikā and Patañjali's Yogasūtras) as well as secondary literature. Some differences between the two schools are mentioned and treated, too. After that, Patañjali's conception of God (which is lacking in classical sāṃkhya) is exposed. Related sūtras are treated where Īśvara is defined and referred to. These are followed by some considerations over this peculiar concept of God. It is argued and concluded that the notion of Īśvara in the Yogasūtras is not in accordance with the religious bhakti movement. Not being in any sense creator of the universe nor enjoying any sort of cult or religious practice and remaining in his eternal inertness and perfection, Īśvara can be best seen as a God of the yogīs, whose only aim, so to speak, is to serve as a perfect model for a liberation-seeking person. In the same vein, it is suggested that īśvara-praṇidhāna should not be translated as devotion to the God, but rather meditation on the God leading to the samādhi, an...
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The symbolism of flowers in the Hindu ritual
Duda, Petr ; Vacek, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Marková, Dagmar (referee)
Plants and flowers play a relatively important role in the Hindu ritual and the elaborated system of rules concerning the suitability and unsuitability of particular flowers for particular gods offers an interesting subject of study in the field of ritual symbolism. This thesis attempts to describe the use of plants in the Hindu pj ritual and their possible symbolic functions. After summing up the present knowledge about the origin of the worship of deities in India in the last centuries of the period of Brahmanism within the Vedic domestic ritual tradition and stating the general similarities and differences between the temple and the domestic versions of the studied ritual, the thesis focuses on the latter, simpler version. A comparison of several primary materials has shown that the structure of the individual ritual acts during the ceremony is fixed and identical for all deities. The pjs for the individual gods and goddesses primarily differ on the level of the pronounced mantras. However, some specifics can be found with the offerings as well, while the most extensive instructions concerning the suitable and unsuitable offerings are those dealing with flowers. The analysis of more than three dozens of such passages has shown that besides a group of flowers which can be used for the worship of deities...
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Multimodal transport of oversize load
Duda, Petr ; Zelený, Lubomír (advisor) ; Rathouský, Bedřich (referee)
Bachelor thesis is focused on transport of an oversize load. Theoretical part describes principals of multimodal transport systems with aiming to two transport modes, road and inland waterway. Issues of the oversize load cargo are also being described from surroundings of these transport modes. These issues are analysed from perspective national and European. The end of this part is dedicated to rules, which are used in international trade - INCOTERMS. Practical part is written from a point of view of a company, which tries to plan an optimal transport of it's oversize products, which should be delivered to costumer in the Netherlands.
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