Fungal Biotechnology : Prospects and Avenues.

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Screening for intimate partner violence, elder abuse, and abuse of vulnerable adults : an evidence review for the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force by Feltner, Cynthia

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Unleashing the art of digital forensics

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Ignition : superior communication strategies for creating stronger connections by Moseley, Matthew L.

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From instruction to delight : an anthology of children's literature to 1850

Table of Contents: “…LADY ELLENOR FENN From Cobwebs to Catch Flies (c. 1783) DOROTHY KILNER NEW 'A Conversation between Master Tommy and Miss Jenny on Reading, ' From Poems on Various Subjects for the Amusement of Youth (1785) MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT From Original Stories from Real Life (1788) PRISCILLA WAKEFIELD From Mental Improvement (1794) MARIA EDGEWORTH 'The Purple Jar, ' From Early Lessons (1801) The Perennial Fable LADY ELLENOR FENN NEW 'The Fox and the Crow, ' From Fables in Monosyllables by Mrs Teachwell (1783) ROBERT DODSLEY 'The Tortoise and the Two Ducks, ' From Dodsley in Miniature; or, The Polite Fabulist (1803) EDWARD BALDWIN (WILLIAM GODWIN) NEW 'The Dog in the Manger, ' From Fables Ancient and Modern (1805) Children Giving and Receiving Instruction CATHARINE PARR TRAILL From The Young Emigrants (1826) HENRY SHARPE HORSLEY From The Affectionate Parent's Gift (1828) JANE MARCET From Mary's Grammar (1835) JACOB ABBOTT From Rollo at School (1839) BARBARA HOFLAND 'Janetta and her Jujubes', From Farewell Tales Founded on Facts (1840) Part Seven: Sunday School Moralists Children Learning Eagerly GEORGE BURDER From Early Piety (1777) ANNA LAETITIA BARBAULD From Hymns in Prose for Children (1781) and Lessons for Children: Part Four (1788) SARAH TRIMMER From Fabulous Histories (1786) and The Charity School Spelling Book (c. 1798) ROWLAND HILL From Divine Hymns (1790) and Instructions for Children (1794) Lessons from Life HANNAH MORE 'Black Giles, the Poacher: Part II' From Cheap Repository Tracts (1796) MARY MARTHA SHERWOOD From The History of the Fairchild Family (1818) FAVELL LEE MORTIMER From The Peep of Day (1833) MRS DALBY From Dutch Tiles (1842) Part Eight: Harbingers of the Golden Age Poetry for All Ages CHRISTOPHER SMART From Hymns for the Amusement of Children (1772) and 'My Cat Jeoffry', From Jubilate Agno WILLIAM BLAKE From Songs of Innocence and of Experience (1794) Playful Instruction LADY ELLENOR FENN NEW The Grammar Box (1790) 'Education, ' From Hieroglyphic Amusement (1791) JOHN MARSHALL From The Infant's Library (c. 1800) Ivory Paddles (c. 1800) NEW The Infant's Cabinet of Various Objects (1801) NEW The Book Case of Instruction (1812-1813) NEW L'Alphabet Moral (1820) NEW From First Book for Children (1823) NEW From Nouvel Alphabet pour les Commencans (1830) NEW The Royal ABC (c. 1844) NEW The Earth and Its Inhabitants (1850) NEW Versified Delights and Re-tellings ANN TAYLOR GILBERT and JANE TAYLOR From Original Poems for Infant Minds (1804-1805) and Rhymes for the Nursery (1806) ELIZABETH TURNER From The Daisy (1807) WILLIAM ROSCOE The Butterfly's Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast (1807) FELICIA DOROTHEA BROWNE From Poems (1808) RICHARD SCRAFTON SHARPE Puss in Boots (1808) CHARLES LAMB Beauty and the Beast (1811) From Peter Piper's Practical Principles of Plain and Perfect Pronunciation (1813) CLEMENT CLARKE MOORE 'A Visit from Saint Nicholas' (1823) SARAH JOSEPHA HALE From Poems for Our Children (1830) ELEANOR MURE The Story of the Three Bears (1831) MARY BOTHAM HOWITT From Sketches of Natural History (1834) The Charm of Narrative CATHERINE SINCLAIR From Holiday House: A Series of Tales (1839) ELIZA LEE FOLLEN From New Nursery Songs for All Good Children (1843) EDWARD LEAR From The Book of Nonsense (1846) HEINRICH HOFFMANN From The English Struwwelpeter (1848) JANE COTTON BOUCHER de MONTIZAMBERT The Sad Tale of Mrs Mole and Mrs Mouse (c. 1849) JAKOB and WILHELM GRIMM NEW 'Hansel and Grethel, ' From Household Stories (1853).…”


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Quantum-dot cellular automata circuits for nanocomputing applications

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The sky's the limit : applying radical architecture

Table of Contents: “…Maruice -- Salto Architects: NO99 Straw Theatre -- Ryuji Nakamura: Bang -- x architekten: Hairstyle Interface -- Hertl.Architekten: Aichinger House -- Matsys//Andrew Kudless: P_Wall -- rojkind arquitectos & Esrawe Studio: Tori Tori Restaurant -- 5468796 Architecture: OMS Stage -- UNStudio: Galleria Centercity -- 1024 Architecture: 3D-Bridge -- Phu Hoang Office & Rachely Rotem Studio: Exhale Pavilion -- b720 Fermin Vázquez Arquitectos: Lleida-Alguaire Airport -- Aedas Limited: 18 Kowloon East -- 24H > architecture: Housing Hatert -- Behnisch Architekten//Stefan Behnisch, David Cook & Martin Haas: Marco Polo Tower -- UNStudio: Education Executive Agency & Tax Offices -- Studio Gang Architects: Aqua Tower -- Gehry Architects//Frank Gehry: New York by Gehry at Eight Spruce Street -- IBA-Information Based Architecture//Mark Hemel & Barbara Kuit: Canton TV Tower --…”


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El espacio narrativo en la novela chilena postdictatorial : casas habitadas by Willem, Bieke

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Metallic nanoparticles for health and the environment

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Advances in urbanism, smart cities, and sustainability

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Case study research

Table of Contents: “…Cohler -- Reading lives: How the personal might be social / Mary Evans -- The problem of other lives: Social perspectives on written biography / Michael Erben -- Weaving stories: Personal auto/biographies in feminist research / Pamela Cotterill & Gayle Letherby -- Life stories and social careers: Ageing and social life in an ex-mining town / Robin Humphrey -- PART 10: Re-evaluations of the case study method -- What can case studies do? …”


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Hidden architectures of information literacy programs : structures, practices, and contexts

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Statistics for people who (think they) hate statistics by Salkind, Neil J.

Table of Contents: “…The Ratio Level of Measurement -- In Sum -- Reliability: Doing It Again Until You Get It Right -- Test Scores: Truth or Dare? -- Observed Score = True Score + Error Score -- Different Types of Reliability -- Using the Computer to Calculate Cronbach's Alpha -- What the SPSS Output Means -- How Big Is Big? …”


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Introduction to statistics through resampling methods and R by Good, Phillip I.

Table of Contents: “…-- 5.5.1 p-Values and Significance Levels -- 5.5.2 Test Assumptions -- 5.5.3 Robustness -- 5.5.4 Power of a Test Procedure -- 5.6 Summary and Review -- Chapter 6: Designing an Experiment or Survey -- 6.1 The Hawthorne Effect -- 6.1.1 Crafting an Experiment -- 6.2 Designing an Experiment or Survey -- 6.2.1 Objectives -- 6.2.2 Sample from the Right Population -- 6.2.3 Coping with Variation -- 6.2.4 Matched Pairs -- 6.2.5 The Experimental Unit -- 6.2.6 Formulate Your Hypotheses -- 6.2.7 What Are You Going to Measure? …”
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The life of the admiral Christopher Columbus by Colón, Fernando, 1488-1539

Table of Contents: “…Concerning the birthplace, family, and name of the Admiral Christopher Columbus -- Of the Admiral's parents and their condition, and of the false account that one Giustiniani gives of his occupation before he acquired the title of Admiral -- Of the bodily disposition of the Admiral and of the sciences that he learned -- Of the activities of the Admiral before he came to Spain -- Of the Admiral's coming to Spain and of what happened to him in Portugal, which was the cause of his discovery of the Indies -- Of the Admiral's principal reason for believing that he could discover the Indies -- The second reason that encouraged the Admiral to seek to discover the Indies -- The letters of Paolo, a physician of Florence, to the Admiral concerning the discovery of the Indies -- The third reason and sign that gave the Admiral some encouragement to discover the Indies -- In which is shown the falsity of the claim that the Spaniards once before had possession of the Indies, as Gonzalo de Oviedo attempts to prove in his history -- How the Admiral grew angry with the King of Portugal, to whom he had offered to discover the Indies -- Of the Admiral's departure from Portugal, and of his conversations with the Catholic sovereigns Ferdninand and Isabella -- How the Admiral, failing to reach an agreement with the Catholic sovereigns, decided to offer his enterprise to France -- How the Admiral returned to the camp of Santa Fé and took leave of the Catholic sovereigns, having failed to reach an agreement with them -- How the Catholic sovereigns ordered the Admiral to return and granted all he asked -- How the Admiral outfitted three caravels for his voyage of discovery -- How the Admiral reached the Canaries and there took aboard all he needed -- How the Admiral sailed from the Grand Canary and continued his voyage of discovery, and what happened to him on the ocean -- How all the ship's people, being eager to reach land, were very attentive to the things they saw in the sea -- How the men grumbled because of their desire to return, and how certain signs and tokens of land made them continue gladly on their course -- How they continued to see the above-mentioned signs and tokens and others that were even more hopeful, which gave them some comfort -- How the Admiral sighted the first land, this being an island in the Archipelago called the Bahamas.…”


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The life of the admiral Christopher Columbus by Colón, Fernando, 1488-1539

Table of Contents: “…Concerning the birthplace, family, and name of the Admiral Christopher Columbus -- Of the Admiral's parents and their condition, and of the false account that one Giustiniani gives of his occupation before he acquired the title of Admiral -- Of the bodily disposition of the Admiral and of the sciences that he learned -- Of the activities of the Admiral before he came to Spain -- Of the Admiral's coming to Spain and of what happened to him in Portugal, which was the cause of his discovery of the Indies -- Of the Admiral's principal reason for believing that he could discover the Indies -- The second reason that encouraged the Admiral to seek to discover the Indies -- The letters of Paolo, a physician of Florence, to the Admiral concerning the discovery of the Indies -- The third reason and sign that gave the Admiral some encouragement to discover the Indies -- In which is shown the falsity of the claim that the Spaniards once before had possession of the Indies, as Gonzalo de Oviedo attempts to prove in his history -- How the Admiral grew angry with the King of Portugal, to whom he had offered to discover the Indies -- Of the Admiral's departure from Portugal, and of his conversations with the Catholic sovereigns Ferdninand and Isabella -- How the Admiral, failing to reach an agreement with the Catholic sovereigns, decided to offer his enterprise to France -- How the Admiral returned to the camp of Santa Fé and took leave of the Catholic sovereigns, having failed to reach an agreement with them -- How the Catholic sovereigns ordered the Admiral to return and granted all he asked -- How the Admiral outfitted three caravels for his voyage of discovery -- How the Admiral reached the Canaries and there took aboard all he needed -- How the Admiral sailed from the Grand Canary and continued his voyage of discovery, and what happened to him on the ocean -- How all the ship's people, being eager to reach land, were very attentive to the things they saw in the sea -- How the men grumbled because of their desire to return, and how certain signs and tokens of land made them continue gladly on their course -- How they continued to see the above-mentioned signs and tokens and others that were even more hopeful, which gave them some comfort -- How the Admiral sighted the first land, this being an island in the Archipelago called the Bahamas.…”
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Encyclopedia of Database Systems

Table of Contents: “….NET Remoting -- Absolute Time -- Abstract Versus Concrete Temporal Query Languages -- Abstraction -- Access Control -- Access Control Administration Policies -- Access Control Policy Languages -- Access Path -- ACID Properties -- Active and Real-Time Data Warehousing -- Active Database Coupling Modes -- Active Database Execution Model -- Active Database Knowledge Model -- Active Database Management System Architecture -- Active Database Rulebase -- Active Database, Active Database (Management) System -- Active Storage -- Active XML -- Activity -- Activity Diagrams -- Actors/Agents/Roles -- Adaptive Interfaces -- Adaptive Middleware for Message Queuing Systems -- Adaptive Query Processing -- Adaptive Stream Processing -- ADBMS -- Administration Model for RBAC -- Administration Wizards -- Advanced Information Retrieval Measures -- Aggregation: Expressiveness and Containment -- Aggregation-Based Structured Text Retrieval -- Air Indexes for Spatial Databases -- AJAX -- Allen's Relations -- AMOSQL -- AMS Sketch -- Anchor Text -- Annotation -- Annotation-based Image Retrieval -- Anomaly Detection on Streams -- Anonymity -- ANSI/INCITS RBAC Standard -- Answering Queries Using Views -- Anti-monotone Constraints -- Applicability Period -- Application Benchmark -- Application Recovery -- Application Server -- Application-Level Tuning -- Applications of Emerging Patterns for Microarray Gene Expression Data Analysis -- Applications of Sensor Network Data Management -- Approximate Queries in Peer-to-Peer Systems -- Approximate Query Processing -- Approximate Reasoning -- Approximation of Frequent Itemsets -- Apriori Property and Breadth-First Search Algorithms -- Architecture-Conscious Database System -- Archiving Experimental Data -- Armstrong Axioms -- Array Databases -- Array Databases_old -- Association Rule Mining on Streams -- Association Rules -- Asymmetric Encryption -- Atelic Data -- Atomic Event -- Atomicity -- Audio -- Audio Classification -- Audio Content Analysis -- Audio Metadata -- Audio Representation -- Audio Segmentation -- Auditing and Forensic Analysis -- Authentication -- Automatic Image Annotation -- Autonomous Replication -- Average Precision -- Average Precision at n -- Average Precision Histogram -- Average R-Precision -- B+-Tree -- Backup and Restore -- Bag Semantics -- Bagging -- Bayesian Classification -- Benchmark Frameworks -- Benchmarks for Big Data Analytics -- Big Data Platforms for Data Analytics -- Big Stream Systems -- Biological Metadata Management -- Biological Networks -- Biological Resource Discovery -- Biological Sequences -- Biomedical Data/Content Acquisition, Curation -- Biomedical Image Data Types and Processing -- Biomedical Scientific Textual Data Types and Processing -- Biostatistics and Data Analysis -- Bi-Temporal Indexing -- Bitemporal Interval -- Bitemporal Relation -- Bitmap Index -- Bitmap-based Index Structures -- Blind Signatures -- Bloom Filters -- BM25 -- Boolean Model -- Boosting -- Bootstrap -- Boyce-Codd Normal Form -- BP-Completeness -- Bpref -- Browsing -- Browsing in Digital Libraries -- B-Tree Locking -- Buffer Management -- Buffer Manager -- Buffer Pool -- Business Intelligence -- Business Process Execution Language -- Business Process Management -- Business Process Modeling Notation -- Business Process Reengineering -- Cache-Conscious Query Processing -- Calendar -- Calendric System -- CAP Theorem -- Cardinal Direction Relationships -- Cartesian Product -- Cataloging in Digital Libraries -- Causal Consistency -- Certain (and Possible) Answers -- Change Detection on Streams -- Channel-Based Publish/Subscribe -- Chart -- Chase -- Checksum and Cyclic Redundancy Check Mechanism -- Choreography -- Chronon -- Citation -- Classification -- Classification by Association Rule Analysis -- Classification in Streams -- Client-Server Architecture -- Clinical Data Acquisition, Storage and Management -- Clinical Data and Information Models -- Clinical Data Quality and Validation -- Clinical Decision Support -- Clinical Document Architecture -- Clinical Event -- Clinical Knowledge Repository -- Clinical Observation -- Clinical Ontologies -- Clinical Order -- Closed Itemset Mining and Non-redundant Association Rule Mining -- Closest-Pair Query -- Cloud Computing -- Cloud Intelligence -- Cluster and Distance Measure -- Clustering for Post Hoc Information Retrieval -- Clustering on Streams -- Clustering Overview and Applications -- Clustering Validity -- Clustering with Constraints -- Collaborative Filtering -- Column Segmentation -- Column Stores -- Common Warehouse Metamodel -- Comparative Visualization -- Compensating Transactions -- Complex Event -- Complex Event Processing -- Composed Services and WS-BPEL -- Composite Event -- Composition -- Comprehensions -- Compression of Mobile Location Data -- Computational Media Aesthetics -- Computationally Complete Relational Query Languages -- Computerized Physician Order Entry -- Conceptual Modeling Foundations -- Conceptual Schema Design -- Concurrency Control - Traditional Approaches -- Concurrency Control for Replicated Databases -- Concurrency Control Manager -- Conditional Tables -- Conjunctive Query -- Connection -- Consistency Models For Replicated Data -- Consistent Query Answering -- Constraint Databases -- Constraint Query Languages -- Constraint-Driven Database Repair -- Content-and-Structure Query -- Content-Based Publish/Subscribe -- Content-Based Video Retrieval -- Content-Only Query -- Context -- Contextualization in Structured Text Retrieval -- Continuous Data Protection -- Continuous Monitoring of Spatial Queries -- Continuous Multimedia Data Retrieval -- Continuous Queries in Sensor Networks -- Continuous Query -- ConTract -- Control Data -- Convertible Constraints -- Coordination -- Copyright Issues in Databases -- CORBA -- Correctness Criteria Beyond Serializability -- Cost and quality trade-offs in crowdsourcing -- Cost Estimation -- Count-Min Sketch -- Coupling and De-coupling -- Covering Index -- Crash Recovery -- Cross-Language Mining and Retrieval -- Cross-Modal Multimedia Information Retrieval -- Cross-Validation -- Crowd Database Operators -- Crowd Database Systems -- Crowd Mining and Analysis -- Crowdsourcing Geographic Information Systems -- Cube -- Cube Implementations -- Current Semantics -- Curse of Dimensionality -- Daplex -- Data Acquisition and Dissemination in Sensor Networks -- Data Aggregation in Sensor Networks -- Data Broadcasting, Caching and Replication in Mobile Computing -- Data Cleaning -- Data Compression in Sensor Networks -- Data Conflicts -- Data Definition -- Data Definition Language (DDL) -- Data Dictionary -- Data Encryption -- Data Estimation in Sensor Networks -- Data Exchange -- Data Fusion -- Data Fusion in Sensor Networks -- Data Generation -- Data Governance -- Data Integration Architectures and Methodology for the Life Sciences -- Data Integration in Web Data Extraction System -- Data Management for VANETs -- Data Management Fundamentals: Database Management System -- Data Management in Data Centers -- Data Manipulation -- Data Manipulation Language (DML) -- Data Mart -- Data Migration Management -- Data Mining -- Data Partitioning -- Data Privacy and Patient Consent -- Data Profiling -- Data Provenance -- Data Quality Assessment -- Data Quality Dimensions -- Data Quality Models -- Data Rank/Swapping -- Data Reduction -- Data Replication -- Data Sampling -- Data Scrubbing -- Data Sketch/Synopsis -- Data Skew -- Data Storage and Indexing in Sensor Networks -- Data Stream -- Data Stream Management Architectures and Prototypes -- Data Types in Scientific Data Management -- Data Uncertainty Management in Sensor Networks -- Data Visualization -- Data Warehouse -- Data Warehouse Life-Cycle and Design -- Data Warehouse Maintenance, Evolution and Versioning -- Data Warehouse Metadata -- Data Warehouse Security -- Data Warehousing for Clinical Research -- Data Warehousing in Cloud Environments -- Data Warehousing on Non-Conventional Data -- Data Warehousing Systems: Foundations and Architectures -- Data, Text, and Web Mining in Healthcare -- Database -- Database Adapter and Connector -- Database Administrator (DBA) -- Database Appliances -- Database Benchmarks -- Database Clustering Methods -- Database Clusters -- Database Dependencies -- Database Design -- Database Languages for Sensor Networks -- Database Machine -- Database Management System -- Database Middleware -- Database Repair -- Database Reverse Engineering -- Database Schema -- Database Security -- Database System -- Database Techniques to Improve Scientific Simulations -- Database Trigger -- Database Tuning using Combinatorial Search -- Database Tuning using Online Algorithms -- Database Tuning using Trade-off Elimination -- Database Use in Science Applications -- Datalog -- DBMS Component -- DBMS Interface -- DCE -- DCOM -- Decay Models -- Decision Rule Mining in Rough Set Theory -- Decision Tree Classification -- Decision Trees -- Declarative Networking -- Deductive Data Mining using Granular Computing -- Deduplication -- Deduplication in Data Cleaning -- Deep Instantiation -- Deep-Web Search -- Dense Index -- Dense Pixel Displays -- Density-based Clustering -- Description Logics -- Design for Data Quality -- Dewey Decimal System -- Diagram -- Difference -- Differential Privacy -- Digital Archives and Preservation -- Digital Curation -- Digital Elevation Models -- Digital Libraries -- Digital Rights Management -- Digital Signatures -- Dimension -- Dimension Reduction Techniques for Clustering -- Dimensionality Reduction -- Dimensionality Reduction Techniques For Nearest Neighbor Computations -- Dimension-Extended Topological Relationships -- Direct Attached Storage -- Direct Manipulation -- Disaster Recovery -- Disclosure Risk -- Discounted Cumulated Gain -- Discovery -- Discrete Wavelet Transform and Wavelet Synopses -- Discretionary Access Control -- Disk -- Disk Power Saving -- Distortion Techniques -.…”
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