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The Robotics Divide: A New Frontier in the 21st Century?

Springer, 2013

Societies survive in their environment and compete with each other depending on the technology they develop. Economic, military and political power are directly related to the available technology, while access to technology is key to the well-being of our societies at the individual, community and national level.

The Robotics...

Mastering Sublime Text

Packt Publishing, 2013

When it comes to cross-platform text and source code editing, Sublime Text has few rivals. This book will teach you all its great features and help you develop and publish plugins. A brilliantly inclusive guide.

Overview

Discover efficient, keyboard-driven text editing

Recognize the latest...

Concepts of Chemical Engineering 4 Chemists (RSC '4' Chemists)

Royal Society of Chemistry, 2007

This book is meant as a handbook and resource guide for chemists (and other scientists) who either find themselves working alongside chemical engineers or who are undertaking chemical engineering-type projects and who wish to communicate with their colleagues and understand chemical engineering principles. The book has arisen out of...

Flash 5 Bible

John Wiley & Sons, 2001

"The must-have book for all Flash developers!"
—James Baker, Creative Director, the wddg

"The Flash 5 Bible is the book to have."
—Todd Purgason, Creative Director, Juxt Interactive

If Flash 5 can do it, you can do it too...
Whether you're a Web-development...

Linux Administration Handbook (2nd Edition)

Prentice Hall, 2006

As the deployment of Linux systems in production environments has accelerated, Linux administrators have longed for a book that addresses the challenges of this complex and exciting frontier. Linux Administration Handbook was written with this audience in mind. This book serves both as a valuable tutorial for the novice administrator and as a...

Software Engineering for Modern Web Applications: Methodologies and Technologies (Premier Reference Source)

IGI Global, 2008

As modern organizations migrate from older information architectures to new Web-based systems, the discipline of software engineering is changing both in terms of technologies and methodologies. There is a need to examine this new frontier from both a theoretical and pragmatic perspective, and offer not only a survey of new technologies and...

The Search for Life Continued: Planets Around Other Stars

Praxis, 2008

Barrie Jones addresses the question "are we alone?", which is one of the most frequently asked questions by scientists and non-scientists alike. In The Search for Life Continued, this question is addressed scientifically, and the author is not afraid to include speculation. Indeed, the author believes beyond reasonable...

Where Men Hide

Columbia University Press, 2006

"If you ask men if they spend any time hiding, they usually look at you as if you're nuts. 'What, me hide?' But if you ask women whether men hide, they immediately know what you mean." -- from Where Men Hide

Where Men Hide is a spirited tour of the dark and often dirty places men go to find comfort, camaraderie,...

Mobile JavaScript Application Development: Bringing Web Programming to Mobile Devices

O'Reilly, 2012

The most important current trend in the software development world is, without a hint of a doubt, the mobile frontier, and in particular, the rise of the smartphone and the touch tablet.

When I started my career as a developer, back in 1996, I was writing web...

How: Why How We Do Anything Means Everything...in Business (and in Life)

John Wiley & Sons, 2007

The flood of information and unprecedented transparency reshaping today's business world has dramatically changed the rules of the game. It's no longer what you do that sets you apart from others, but how you do what you do. Whats are commodities, easily duplicated or reverse-engineered. Sustainable advantage and enduring success—for both...

Cyberspace Textuality: Computer Technology and Literary Theory

Indiana University Press, 1999

Computers were once thought of as number-crunching machines; but for most of us it is their ability to create worlds and process words that have made them into a nearly indispensable part of life. As Jacques Leslie puts it, if computers are everywhere, it is because they have grown into "poetry machines." The term "cyberspace"...

Text Mining: Classification, Clustering, and Applications

CRC Press, 2009

This book is a worthy contribution to the field of text mining. By focusing on classification (rather than exhaustively covering extraction, summarization, and other tasks), it achieves the right balance of coherence and comprehensiveness. It collects papers by the leading authors in the field, who employ and explain a variety of...

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