This article focuses on the establishment and development of a new form of settlements, called “kolonie” [colonies] in southern Slovakia during 1921-1938. These settlements resulted from an extensive land reform when large tracts of land, originally belonging to Hungarian counts, were offered to Czech and Slovakian farmers. This paper, based on the settlers’ writings and on the interviews with the settlers’ children, follows their steps in a new environment, the village of Sülly (Šulany), where they were surrounded mostly by Hungarian neighbours. It also examines the settlers’ attempts to preserve their identity by pursuing and fostering traditions from the regions of their origin as well as their effort to cope with different traditions and customs of their Hungarian neighbours.
A novel method of contactless measurement of turbine vlade vibration during increasing (decreasing) operational speed is presented. The method is based on evaluation of time differences of blade passages along contactless sensors placed on the stator, and substitutional data correction using a numerical model. The method has been verified both numerically and experimentally. For the experimental research on the bladed model wheel of the Institute of Thermomechanics and subsequent applications under operating conditions, two new types of sensors functioning on magnetoresistive and induction principle have been developed. and Obsahuje seznam literatury
Přirozená teologie se dá defi novat jako pokus o dokázání existence Boha pozorováním přírodního světa a užíváním rozumu, aniž by bylo bráno v potaz zjevení. Mnoho teologů si patrně myslí, že rané luteránství úplně popíralo možnost přirozené teologie, a opírají se v tom o názor samotného Luthera, podle nějž lidská přirozenost byla bytostně porušena hříchem a může se naučit vědět o Bohu pouze vírou. Ani Luther, ani jeho následovníci ovšem nebyli přesvědčeni, že je třeba zcela zavrhnout přirozenou teologii. Luther si je jist, že „všichni lidé přirozeně chápou a uznávají, že Bůh je nějakým druhem dobročinné božské moci.“ Přirozené vědění získávané rozumem je porušené hříchem a je pouze „zákonným“ věděním, ale toto vědění přesto odhaluje existenci Boha a vede nás k hledání spasitelského vědění, jehož může být dosaženo vírou poskytnutou Bohem., Natural theology can be defined as an attempt of proving the existence of God through the observation of the natural world and the use of reason, without appealing to divine revelation. Many theologians seem to think that early Lutheranism completely rejected the possibility of natural theology, based largely on the view of Luther himself that the human nature has been totally corrupted by sin and can only learn to know God through faith. It was, however, neither the understanding of Luther nor his successors to completely dismiss natural theology. Indeed, Luther is sure that “all men naturally understand and come to the conclusion that God is some kind of beneficent divine power.” Surely, the natural knowledge acquired by reason is distorted by sin and is only “legal” knowledge, but this knowledge still reveals the existence of God and leads us to look for the saving knowledge that can only be attained by faith bestowed by God., and Juuso Loikkanen.
Let P denote the well-known class of Caratheodory functions of the form p(z) = 1+ciz-i , z e A = {z ∈ ℂ: \z\ < 1}, with positive real part in the unit disc and let H(M) stand for the class of holomorphic functions commonly bounded by M in A. In 1992, J. Fuka and Z. J. Jakubowski began an investigation of families of mappings p ∈ P fulfilling certain additional boundary conditions on the unit circle T. At first, the authors examined the class P(B, b; α) of functions defined by conditions given by the upper limits for two disjoint open arcs of T. After that, such boundary conditions given, in particular, by the nontangential limits, were assumed for different subsets of the unit circle. In parallel, G. Adamczyk started to search for properties of families, contained in H(M) and satisfying certain similar conditions on T. The present article belongs to the above series of papers. In the first section we will consider subclasses of V of functions satisfying some inequalities on several arcs of T, whereas in Sections 2 and 3-families of mappings f ∈ H(M) with conditions given for measurable subsets of the unit circle T.