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 E=mc2: A Biography of the World's Most Famous Equation
Already climbing the bestseller lists-and garnering rave reviews-this "little masterpiece"* sheds brilliant light on the equation that changed the world.
"This is not a physics book. It is a history of where the equation [E=mc2] came from and how it has changed the world. After a short chapter on the... |  |  Environmental Microbiology: From Genomes to Biogeochemistry
This well-referenced, inquiry-driven text presents an up-to-date and comprehensive understanding of the emerging field of environmental microbiology.
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Coherent and comprehensive treatment of the dynamic, emerging field of environmental microbiology
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Emphasis on real-world habitats and selective pressures...
|  |  Test and Assess Your Brain Quotient: Discover Your True Intelligence
Test and Assess Your Brain Quotient helps readers assess their different types of intelligence: creativity, logic, lateral thinking, memory, and emotional. It consists of numerous tests and assessments which examine agility of mind, powers of logical analysis, numerical, verbal and spatial aptitudes, memory and... |
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 Functional C (International Computer Science Series)
Teaches those already conversant in formulating Algorithms in a functional style, how to program in C and become more proficient in C programming, avoiding common errors and pitfalls. Paper.
The Computer Science Departments of many universities teach a functional language as the first programming language. Using a functional... |  |  Digital Design for Computer Data Acquisition
This digital electronics text focuses on "how to" design, build, operate and adapt data acquisition systems. The material begins with basic logic gates and ends with a 40 KHz voltage measurer. The approach aims to cover a minimal number of topics in detail. The data acquisition circuits described communicate with a host computer... |  |  Common Statistical Methods for Clinical Research with SAS Examples, Third Edition
Aristotle, one of mankind’s greatest thinkers, rooted his basis of human understanding in the notion that universal phenomena can be explained through perception and rationalization. As such, Aristotle conjectured that a 10-pound object should fall through the air 10 times faster than a similar 1-pound object. This, and other intuitive... |
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