INTERPRETIVE guidance on the notion of Direct participation in hostilities ICRC

Source URL: www.icrc.org

• Law
• Nils Melzer
• International Committee of the Red Cross
• Civilian
• International humanitarian law
• Geneva Conventions
• Distinction
• International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
• Combatant
• Laws of war
• Ethics
• International relations

History of illegal drugs in Sweden By Pelle Olsson, journalist and author Sweden was maybe the first country in Europa with a large-scale abuse of illegal drugs among

Source URL: www.pelleolsson.se

• Law
• Drug policy
• Euphoriants
• Substance abuse
• Nils Bejerot
• Public health
• Prohibition of drugs
• Substance dependence
• Heroin
• Drug control law
• Pharmacology
• Medicine

Should the Olympic sprint skaters run the 500 meter twice? Nils Lid Hjort∗ Abstract. The Olympic 500 meter sprint competition is the ‘Formula One

Source URL: www.uio.no

On the Requirements for Successful GPS Spoofing Attacks Nils Ole Tippenhauer

Source URL: www.syssec.ethz.ch

• Geodesy
• Avionics
• Satellite navigation systems
• Military science
• Spoofing attack
• Global Positioning System
• GPS signals
• GPS navigation device
• Pseudorange
• Navigation
• Technology
• GPS

HOW IT ALL BEGAN Vasaloppet’s historical background stretches almost 500 years back in time, more precisely to 1520, at a time when Sweden was under Danish rule. Gustav Eriksson Vasa, a Swedish noble opposed to the Danes, was a fugitive

Source URL: www.worldloppet.com

• Sport in Sweden
• Vasaloppet
• Oskar Svärd
• Mora
• Sälen
• Ernst Alm
• Nils Karlsson
• Gustav I of Sweden
• Stanislav Řezáč
• Sweden
• Cross-country skiing
• Dalarna

Operational Semantics Using the Partiality Monad Nils Anders Danielsson Chalmers University of Technology and University of Gothenburg

Source URL: www.cse.chalmers.se

• Software engineering
• Programming language semantics
• Denotational semantics
• Logic in computer science
• Monad
• Lambda calculus
• Representation theory of finite groups
• Theoretical computer science
• Models of computation
• Applied mathematics

How many diurnal migrants cross the Baltic Sea at night? Jan Kube1, Nils Kjellén2, Jochen Bellebaum1, Ronald Klein1 & Helmut Wendeln1

Source URL: www.ifv-vogelwarte.de

• Bird flight
• Bird migration
• Cities in Sweden
• Falsterbo
• Ertholmene
• Migration
• Bird
• Barn Swallow
• Swallow
• Ornithology
• Zoology
• Biology

genes bz C (chrom. 9S-22.5, 16.2) that originated from MGC stock[removed] and had seven backcrosses to the parent. Branch angle averaged 50.1 degrees in the wx and bz C NILs

Source URL: www.agron.missouri.edu

• Barbara McClintock
• Mobile genetic elements
• Maize
• Waxy corn
• Biological Abstracts
• Transposable element
• Mitochondrion
• Plant breeding
• Cytogenetics
• Biology
• Food and drink
• Molecular biology

3 September, 2013 CV OF LARS CALMFORS

Source URL: people.su.se

• Lars Calmfors
• Stockholm School of Economics
• Assar Lindbeck
• Institute for International Economic Studies
• Stockholm
• Nils Lundgren
• Torsten Persson
• Academia
• Sweden
• Fellows of the Econometric Society

Nils Muižnieks (born on 31 January 1964 in the United States) is a Latvian human rights activist and political scientist. Since April 1, 2012 he serves as Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, succeeding Thomas Hammarberg[removed]and Alvaro Gil-Robles[removed]).

Source URL: www.coe.int

• Politics of Latvia
• Northern Europe
• Non-citizens
• Nils Muižnieks
• Baltic states
• Riga
• Outline of Latvia
• Russians in Latvia
• Latvia
• Europe
• Human rights in Latvia