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Biogerontology in the Czech Republic
Biogerontology, 2010Authors provide results of their review of research in the field of biogerontology. Despite the fact that the term "biogerontology" is not commonly used in Czech scientific practice, there have been many research efforts in this field. Up to present, the Czech research teams have focused on the theoretical and biological models of ageing, its ...
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CHI '97 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems looking to the future - CHI '97, 1997
The paper describes the current situation and historical development in the HCI field in the Czech Republic. An outline of the most important features in this area is given. The reader can get ideas about the current state of art especially in research and education. A description of the situation in some specific applications is also given. In summary,
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The paper describes the current situation and historical development in the HCI field in the Czech Republic. An outline of the most important features in this area is given. The reader can get ideas about the current state of art especially in research and education. A description of the situation in some specific applications is also given. In summary,
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Czech Republic – Treatment of Foreign Law in the Czech Republic
2017Czech national report introduces the modern Czech legislation favouring application and treatment of foreign law in Czech courts and non-judicial authorities. Further, the author compares the position of the Hague Conference, European Commission and European Group for Private International Law towards the treatment of foreign law, in particular under ...
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2001
Abstract The year 1989 was not the beginning of the history of the Czechoslovak state. The totalitarian state which governed from 1948 collapsed during the chilly days of the Velvet Revolution. Legislative space was opened for a major metamorphosis of domestic law.3 Human rights and the rule of law became the turning point for the ...
Dalibor Jílek, D Mahulena Hofmann*
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Abstract The year 1989 was not the beginning of the history of the Czechoslovak state. The totalitarian state which governed from 1948 collapsed during the chilly days of the Velvet Revolution. Legislative space was opened for a major metamorphosis of domestic law.3 Human rights and the rule of law became the turning point for the ...
Dalibor Jílek, D Mahulena Hofmann*
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Cytopathology in the Czech Republic
Cytopathology, 2005A, Beková, J, Kobilková
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