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We saw our first iPad in a theater in Hollywood, California, in the
summer of 1968. It appeared in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey,
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Before learning the intricacies of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), and JavaScript, it is important that you gain a solid understanding of the technologies that help transform these plaintext files to the rich multimedia displays you see on your computer or handheld device when browsing the World Wide Web. For... |  |  Fatigue of Structures and Materials
Fatigue of structures and materials covers a wide scope of different topics.
The purpose of the present book is to explain these topics, to indicate
how they can be analyzed, and how this can contribute to the designing
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Before you can really start your journey into Spring MVC, you need to make sure you have your
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Photographers carry gear. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a pro with
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A previous volume, Stochastic Systems (1983), was the first systematic
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We are proud to publish the sixth edition of Fundamentals of Information Systems. This new
edition builds on the success of the previous editions in meeting the need for a concise
introductory information systems text. We have listened to feedback from the previous edition’s
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My first encounter with PHP came about 10 years ago. By that time, I already had plenty of
experience developing websites. I had started out writing HTML in a text editor before settling
on Dreamweaver as my favorite authoring tool. A new project involved publishing more than
30 articles a day. It was a subscription service, so the... |
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Today, we live in an increasingly data-centric and data-driven world. We live in a world where companies like Amazon track every item we view and every item we purchase so as to recommend similar products to us. We live in a world where companies like Google store every search query thrown at them so as to recommend better search queries in... |  |  Principles of Web Design: The Web Technologies Series
Principles of Web Design, Fifth Edition, leads you through the
entire Web site creation process, from start to fi nish, while developing
and enhancing your HTML, CSS, and visual design skills
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Computer vision as a field is an intellectual frontier. Like any frontier, it is
exciting and disorganized, and there is often no reliable authority to appeal to.
Many useful ideas have no theoretical grounding, and some theories are useless
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