Aufbruch und Sturz des heilen Textes. Ludwig Tiecks Liebeszauber und E.T.A. Hoffmanns Sandmann : zwei ‘Märchen aus der neuen Zeit.’

in E.T.A. Hoffmann-Jahrbuch (2005), 13

Transsexualität im Spannungsfeld juristischer und medizinischer Diskurse

in Zeitschrift für Sexualforschung (2005), 18(3), 258-271

De diversificatie van de Poolse energiesector

in Oost-Europa Tijdingen (2005)

Practical Authentication in Distributed Environments

in Proceedings of the First International Computer System and Information Technology Conference (ICSIT'05) (2005)

Evolutionary fuzzy system for architecture control in a constructive neural network

in 2005 International Symposium on Computational Intelligence in Robotics and Automation (2005)

This work describes an evolutionary system to control the growth of a constructive neural network for autonomous navigation. A classifier system generates Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy rules and controls the ... [more ▼]

This work describes an evolutionary system to control the growth of a constructive neural network for autonomous navigation. A classifier system generates Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy rules and controls the architecture of a constructive neural network. The performance of the mobile robot guides the evolutionary learning mechanism. Experiments show the efficiency of the classifier fuzzy system for analyzing if it is worth inserting a new neuron into the architecture. [less ▲]

Multiple levels of letter representation in written spelling: evidence from a single case of dysgraphia with multiple deficits.

in Behavioural neurology (2005), 16(2-3), 119-44

In this paper, we report a detailed analysis of the impaired performance of a dysgraphic individual, AD, who produced similar rates of letter-level errors in written spelling, oral spelling, and typing ... [more ▼]

In this paper, we report a detailed analysis of the impaired performance of a dysgraphic individual, AD, who produced similar rates of letter-level errors in written spelling, oral spelling, and typing. We found that the distribution of various letter error types displayed a distinct pattern in written spelling on the one hand and in oral spelling and typing on the other. In particular, noncontextual letter substitution errors (i.e., errors in which the erroneous letter that replaces the target letter does not occur elsewhere within the word) were virtually absent in oral spelling and typing and mainly found in written spelling. In contrast, letter deletion errors and multiple-letter errors were typically found in oral spelling and very exceptional in written spelling. Only contextual letter substitution errors (i.e., errors in which the erroneous letter that replaces the target letter is identical to a letter occurring earlier or later in the word) were found in similar proportions in the three tasks. We argue that these contrasting patterns of letter error distribution result from damage to two distinct levels of letter representation and processing within the spelling system, namely, the amodal graphemic representation held in the graphemic buffer and the letter form representation computed by subsequent writing-specific processes. Then, we examined the relationship between error and target in the letter substitution errors produced in written and oral spelling and found evidence that distinct types of letter representation are processed at each of the hypothetized levels of damage: symbolic letter representation at the graphemic level and representation of the component graphic strokes at the letter form processing level. [less ▲]

Immigrant Self-employment Among Latin American and Asian Immigrants in the U. S. in 2000: A Tale of Resources, A Tale of Cities

Presentation (2005)

Tool-Support for Analyzing Small-World Properties in Hybrid Wireless Networks

in Proceedings of International Conference on Cutting Edge Wireless and It Technologies (2005)

Ontological perspective in metamodeling for model transformations

in Proceedings of the 2005 symposia on Metainformatics 2013-12-05 15:39:27 +0000 (2005)

Constellations and Mechanisms of Gender Pay Discrimination in Austria

Scientific Conference (2005)

The starting point of this contribution is the ongoing high gender pay gap in Austria. Based on empirical case studies in three professional target groups (food-processing workers, secondary school ... [more ▼]

The starting point of this contribution is the ongoing high gender pay gap in Austria. Based on empirical case studies in three professional target groups (food-processing workers, secondary school teachers, academic engineers) we dealt with the context of wage system and working place practices, in order to provide an analysis of the reasons and the stability of wage discrimination. With the theoretical concepts of relationally, social construction of gender and the gendered substructure of organizations we examined central constellations and mechanisms of pay discrimination in its normative, micro-social and collective dimensions. Special attention has been paid to the issues of gender substructures of organizations. Results provide links for strategies to reduce gender pay discrimination. [less ▲]