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Groene herfst geeft de tegenstelling aan tussen, aan de ene kant, de vooruitgang die de milieubescherming onmiskenbaar heeft geboekt en aan de andere kant de constatering dat er allerlei kwaliteiten van de aarde verloren zijn gegaan. Tellegen beschrijft hoe het hedendaagse milieubesef en het gebruik van de term 'milieu' in de huidige betekenis pas in de jaren zestig van de vorige eeuw zijn ontstaan. Hij behandelt de uitzonderlijke toename van menselijke milieubelasting in de laatste eeuwen, schetst het succes en falen van het milieubeleid en de veranderingen in het denken over milieuvraagstukk

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the European Union. Therefore, the aim of the research is to investigate the effect of the active invasive ultrasonic vascular clearing systems on live human tissues and to use the relevant findings and the results obtained in the course of the research for the further improvement of the active members that are currently used in ultrasonic systems. In order to achieve the above stated aim, the following objectives were set: 1) To accomplish analysis of literature on the currently known effects of ultrasound on human tissues and waveguides currently being used for the purpose of vascular clearing. 2) To develop a multipurpose waveguide capable of operating in three directions and suitable for restoring the functioning of the blood vessels in an interventional way. 3) To develop a technique for the research of the cavitation process within fluids while mathematically modeling the waveguide of a newly designed structure operating within the tissue-confined fluid. 4) To investigate experimentally the newly designed and find out the effects it has on human tissues, and to determine the operational characteristics of the system under consideration. This work is carried out by using theoretical and experimental research methods. The theoretical studies were performed by using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS computer software packages. . The experimental results were obtained by using the most up-to-date available non-contact laser measuring and other experimental equipment. An innovative waveguide of a unique shape has been designed for invasive clearing of blood vessels capable of generating the cavitation flow by means of inducing mechanical multidimensional vibrations of ultrasonic frequency. The waveguide under consideration is used within the ultrasound system for the elimination of vascular disorders in humans.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the European Union. Therefore, the aim of the research is to investigate the effect of the active invasive ultrasonic vascular clearing systems on live human tissues and to use the relevant findings and the results obtained in the course of the research for the further improvement of the active members that are currently used in ultrasonic systems. In order to achieve the above stated aim, the following objectives were set: 1) To accomplish analysis of literature on the currently known effects of ultrasound on human tissues and waveguides currently being used for the purpose of vascular clearing. 2) To develop a multipurpose waveguide capable of operating in three directions and suitable for restoring the functioning of the blood vessels in an interventional way. 3) To develop a technique for the research of the cavitation process within fluids while mathematically modeling the waveguide of a newly designed structure operating within the tissue-confined fluid. 4) To investigate experimentally the newly designed and find out the effects it has on human tissues, and to determine the operational characteristics of the system under consideration. This work is carried out by using theoretical and experimental research methods. The theoretical studies were performed by using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS computer software packages. . The experimental results were obtained by using the most up-to-date available non-contact laser measuring and other experimental equipment. An innovative waveguide of a unique shape has been designed for invasive clearing of blood vessels capable of generating the cavitation flow by means of inducing mechanical multidimensional vibrations of ultrasonic frequency. The waveguide under consideration is used within the ultrasound system for the elimination of vascular disorders in humans.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the European Union. Therefore, the aim of the research is to investigate the effect of the active invasive ultrasonic vascular clearing systems on live human tissues and to use the relevant findings and the results obtained in the course of the research for the further improvement of the active members that are currently used in ultrasonic systems. In order to achieve the above stated aim, the following objectives were set: 1) To accomplish analysis of literature on the currently known effects of ultrasound on human tissues and waveguides currently being used for the purpose of vascular clearing. 2) To develop a multipurpose waveguide capable of operating in three directions and suitable for restoring the functioning of the blood vessels in an interventional way. 3) To develop a technique for the research of the cavitation process within fluids while mathematically modeling the waveguide of a newly designed structure operating within the tissue-confined fluid. 4) To investigate experimentally the newly designed and find out the effects it has on human tissues, and to determine the operational characteristics of the system under consideration. This work is carried out by using theoretical and experimental research methods. The theoretical studies were performed by using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS computer software packages. . The experimental results were obtained by using the most up-to-date available non-contact laser measuring and other experimental equipment. An innovative waveguide of a unique shape has been designed for invasive clearing of blood vessels capable of generating the cavitation flow by means of inducing mechanical multidimensional vibrations of ultrasonic frequency. The waveguide under consideration is used within the ultrasound system for the elimination of vascular disorders in humans.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the European Union. Therefore, the aim of the research is to investigate the effect of the active invasive ultrasonic vascular clearing systems on live human tissues and to use the relevant findings and the results obtained in the course of the research for the further improvement of the active members that are currently used in ultrasonic systems. In order to achieve the above stated aim, the following objectives were set: 1) To accomplish analysis of literature on the currently known effects of ultrasound on human tissues and waveguides currently being used for the purpose of vascular clearing. 2) To develop a multipurpose waveguide capable of operating in three directions and suitable for restoring the functioning of the blood vessels in an interventional way. 3) To develop a technique for the research of the cavitation process within fluids while mathematically modeling the waveguide of a newly designed structure operating within the tissue-confined fluid. 4) To investigate experimentally the newly designed and find out the effects it has on human tissues, and to determine the operational characteristics of the system under consideration. This work is carried out by using theoretical and experimental research methods. The theoretical studies were performed by using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS computer software packages. . The experimental results were obtained by using the most up-to-date available non-contact laser measuring and other experimental equipment. An innovative waveguide of a unique shape has been designed for invasive clearing of blood vessels capable of generating the cavitation flow by means of inducing mechanical multidimensional vibrations of ultrasonic frequency. The waveguide under consideration is used within the ultrasound system for the elimination of vascular disorders in humans.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the European Union. Therefore, the aim of the research is to investigate the effect of the active invasive ultrasonic vascular clearing systems on live human tissues and to use the relevant findings and the results obtained in the course of the research for the further improvement of the active members that are currently used in ultrasonic systems. In order to achieve the above stated aim, the following objectives were set: 1) To accomplish analysis of literature on the currently known effects of ultrasound on human tissues and waveguides currently being used for the purpose of vascular clearing. 2) To develop a multipurpose waveguide capable of operating in three directions and suitable for restoring the functioning of the blood vessels in an interventional way. 3) To develop a technique for the research of the cavitation process within fluids while mathematically modeling the waveguide of a newly designed structure operating within the tissue-confined fluid. 4) To investigate experimentally the newly designed and find out the effects it has on human tissues, and to determine the operational characteristics of the system under consideration. This work is carried out by using theoretical and experimental research methods. The theoretical studies were performed by using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS computer software packages. . The experimental results were obtained by using the most up-to-date available non-contact laser measuring and other experimental equipment. An innovative waveguide of a unique shape has been designed for invasive clearing of blood vessels capable of generating the cavitation flow by means of inducing mechanical multidimensional vibrations of ultrasonic frequency. The waveguide under consideration is used within the ultrasound system for the elimination of vascular disorders in humans.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the European Union. Therefore, the aim of the research is to investigate the effect of the active invasive ultrasonic vascular clearing systems on live human tissues and to use the relevant findings and the results obtained in the course of the research for the further improvement of the active members that are currently used in ultrasonic systems. In order to achieve the above stated aim, the following objectives were set: 1) To accomplish analysis of literature on the currently known effects of ultrasound on human tissues and waveguides currently being used for the purpose of vascular clearing. 2) To develop a multipurpose waveguide capable of operating in three directions and suitable for restoring the functioning of the blood vessels in an interventional way. 3) To develop a technique for the research of the cavitation process within fluids while mathematically modeling the waveguide of a newly designed structure operating within the tissue-confined fluid. 4) To investigate experimentally the newly designed and find out the effects it has on human tissues, and to determine the operational characteristics of the system under consideration. This work is carried out by using theoretical and experimental research methods. The theoretical studies were performed by using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS computer software packages. . The experimental results were obtained by using the most up-to-date available non-contact laser measuring and other experimental equipment. An innovative waveguide of a unique shape has been designed for invasive clearing of blood vessels capable of generating the cavitation flow by means of inducing mechanical multidimensional vibrations of ultrasonic frequency. The waveguide under consideration is used within the ultrasound system for the elimination of vascular disorders in humans.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the European Union. Therefore, the aim of the research is to investigate the effect of the active invasive ultrasonic vascular clearing systems on live human tissues and to use the relevant findings and the results obtained in the course of the research for the further improvement of the active members that are currently used in ultrasonic systems. In order to achieve the above stated aim, the following objectives were set: 1) To accomplish analysis of literature on the currently known effects of ultrasound on human tissues and waveguides currently being used for the purpose of vascular clearing. 2) To develop a multipurpose waveguide capable of operating in three directions and suitable for restoring the functioning of the blood vessels in an interventional way. 3) To develop a technique for the research of the cavitation process within fluids while mathematically modeling the waveguide of a newly designed structure operating within the tissue-confined fluid. 4) To investigate experimentally the newly designed and find out the effects it has on human tissues, and to determine the operational characteristics of the system under consideration. This work is carried out by using theoretical and experimental research methods. The theoretical studies were performed by using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS computer software packages. . The experimental results were obtained by using the most up-to-date available non-contact laser measuring and other experimental equipment. An innovative waveguide of a unique shape has been designed for invasive clearing of blood vessels capable of generating the cavitation flow by means of inducing mechanical multidimensional vibrations of ultrasonic frequency. The waveguide under consideration is used within the ultrasound system for the elimination of vascular disorders in humans.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in the European Union. Therefore, the aim of the research is to investigate the effect of the active invasive ultrasonic vascular clearing systems on live human tissues and to use the relevant findings and the results obtained in the course of the research for the further improvement of the active members that are currently used in ultrasonic systems. In order to achieve the above stated aim, the following objectives were set: 1) To accomplish analysis of literature on the currently known effects of ultrasound on human tissues and waveguides currently being used for the purpose of vascular clearing. 2) To develop a multipurpose waveguide capable of operating in three directions and suitable for restoring the functioning of the blood vessels in an interventional way. 3) To develop a technique for the research of the cavitation process within fluids while mathematically modeling the waveguide of a newly designed structure operating within the tissue-confined fluid. 4) To investigate experimentally the newly designed and find out the effects it has on human tissues, and to determine the operational characteristics of the system under consideration. This work is carried out by using theoretical and experimental research methods. The theoretical studies were performed by using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS computer software packages. . The experimental results were obtained by using the most up-to-date available non-contact laser measuring and other experimental equipment. An innovative waveguide of a unique shape has been designed for invasive clearing of blood vessels capable of generating the cavitation flow by means of inducing mechanical multidimensional vibrations of ultrasonic frequency. The waveguide under consideration is used within the ultrasound system for the elimination of vascular disorders in humans.

This paper addresses the concept of international trafficking in human beings in the international and EU legislation and reveals, how the concept had changed over time. It also analyses the evolution of the legal rule of trafficking in human beings, since its very adoption in the criminal law to the currently applicable legal rule, as well as assesses its compliance with the international and EU legal rule, and proposes certain improvements thereto. Objective and subjective characteristics of trafficking in human beings and characteristics constituting body of the crime, as provided for in Article 147 of the Criminal Code, are discussed in the second part of the analysis with a focus on recent changes to Article 147 of the Criminal Code. The author provides some insights into the difficulties related to application of the said legal rule and considers a few examples from the case-law. The last part of the thesis examines the connection of trafficking in human beings to other criminal offenses, namely, profiting from another person's prostitution, exploiting another person for forced labour or services, using another person's forced labour or services, etc. Lastly, the conclusions and suggestions for improvement of the regulatory framework are presented.

This paper addresses the concept of international trafficking in human beings in the international and EU legislation and reveals, how the concept had changed over time. It also analyses the evolution of the legal rule of trafficking in human beings, since its very adoption in the criminal law to the currently applicable legal rule, as well as assesses its compliance with the international and EU legal rule, and proposes certain improvements thereto. Objective and subjective characteristics of trafficking in human beings and characteristics constituting body of the crime, as provided for in Article 147 of the Criminal Code, are discussed in the second part of the analysis with a focus on recent changes to Article 147 of the Criminal Code. The author provides some insights into the difficulties related to application of the said legal rule and considers a few examples from the case-law. The last part of the thesis examines the connection of trafficking in human beings to other criminal offenses, namely, profiting from another person's prostitution, exploiting another person for forced labour or services, using another person's forced labour or services, etc. Lastly, the conclusions and suggestions for improvement of the regulatory framework are presented.