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The spinal cord during the first and early second trimesters 4- to 108-mm crown-rump lengths by Bayer, Shirley A. (Shirley Ann), 1940-, Altman, Joseph, 1925-2016

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The human brain during the first trimester 31- to 33-mm crown-rump lengths by Bayer, Shirley A. (Shirley Ann), 1940-, Altman, Joseph, 1925-2016

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The spinal cord during the middle second trimester through the 4th postnatal month 130- to 440-mm crown-rump lengths by Bayer, Shirley A. (Shirley Ann), 1940-, Altman, Joseph, 1925-2016

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Proceedings of the 13th World Conference on Titanium : sponsored by Titanium Committee of the Structural Materials Division of the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS), held...

Table of Contents: “…-- On the Laser Cladding of Ti Alloy Ti-6Al-4V With Low Laser Power / Anne Mertens, Hakan Paydas, Jeþro^me T Tchuindjang, Quentin Contrepois, Raoul Carrus, Jacqueline Lecomte-Beckers -- Microtexture of Ti6Al4V Obtained by Direct Energy Deposition (DED) Process / Laurent Weiss, Philippe Acquier, Lionel Germain, Eric Fleury -- Titanium Based Metal-Matrix Composites via In-Situ Nitridation / Tushar Borkar, Soumya Nag, Jaimie Tiley, Rajarshi Banerjee -- Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Ti-48Al-2Cr-2Nb Manufactured Via Electron Beam Melting / Mohsen Seifi, Iman Ghamarian, Peyman Samimi, Ulf Ackelid, Peter Collins, John Lewandowski -- Additive and Near Net Shape Manufacturing II. …”
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Software Architecture Superstream Series Software Architecture Fundamentals 2021 by Ford, Neal, Gee, Trisha, Richards, Mark, Natanzon, Sonya, Seth, Vanya, Finckler, Christian

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Failure prevention of plant and machinery by Hattangadi, A. A.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Zero failure performance -- It is certainly possible to attain zero failure performance -- Failure mechanisms are also governed by natural laws -- Natural laws that govern the failure processes -- Measures to be taken for attaining zero failure performance -- Cost of attaining zero failure performance -- 2. How to attain zero failure performance -- Proximate causes and root causes of failures -- Root causes of failures are often apparently trivial -- The role of the maintenance engineer -- What the maintenance engineer must not do -- Conclusion -- 3. …”
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Failure prevention of plant and machinery by Hattangadi, A. A.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Zero failure performance -- It is certainly possible to attain zero failure performance -- Failure mechanisms are also governed by natural laws -- Natural laws that govern the failure processes -- Measures to be taken for attaining zero failure performance -- Cost of attaining zero failure performance -- 2. How to attain zero failure performance -- Proximate causes and root causes of failures -- Root causes of failures are often apparently trivial -- The role of the maintenance engineer -- What the maintenance engineer must not do -- Conclusion -- 3. …”
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Statistical design and analysis of clinical trials : principles and methods by Shih, Weichung Joe, Aisner, Joseph

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The human brain during the first trimester 15- to 18-mm crown-rump lengths by Bayer, Shirley A. (Shirley Ann), 1940-, Altman, Joseph, 1925-2016

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Academic profiling : Latinos, Asian Americans, and the achievement gap by Ochoa, Gilda L., 1965-

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Software architecture superstream. Software architecture patterns

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Software Architecture Superstream Series Architecture Meets Data by Ford, Neal, Richards, Mark, Sadalage, Pramod, Dehghani, Zhamak

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Software architecture superstream. Domain-driven design and event-driven architecture.

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Mastering VBA for Office 2010 by Mansfield, Richard, 1945-

Table of Contents: “…-- Getting a Digital Certificate -- Choosing a Suitable Level of Security -- Understanding the Security Threats Posed by VBA -- Protecting against Macro Viruses -- Specifying a Suitable Security Setting -- New Security in Office 2010 -- Specifying Whom to Trust -- Locking Your Code -- The Bottom Line -- pt. 6 Programming the Office Applications -- ch. 20 Understanding the Word Object Model and Key Objects -- Examining the Word Object Model -- Working with the Documents Collection and the Document Object -- Creating a Document -- Creating a Template -- Saving a Document -- Opening a Document -- Closing a Document -- Changing a Document's Template -- Printing a Document -- Working with the ActiveDocument Object -- Working with the Selection Object -- Checking the Type of Selection -- Checking the Story Type of the Selection -- Getting Other Information about the Current Selection -- Inserting Text at, after, or before the Selection -- Inserting a Paragraph in a Selection -- Applying a Style -- Extending a Selection -- Collapsing a Selection -- Creating and Using Ranges -- Defining a Named Range -- Redefining a Range -- Using the Duplicate Property to Store or Copy Formatting -- Manipulating Options -- Making Sure Hyperlinks Require Ctrl+Clicking -- Turning Off Overtype -- Setting a Default File Path -- Turning Off Track Changes -- The Bottom Line -- ch. 21 Working with Widely Used Objects in Word -- Using Find and Replace via VBA -- Understanding the Syntax for the Execute Method -- Putting Find and Replace to Work -- Working with Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers -- Understanding How VBA Implements Headers and Footers -- Getting to a Header or Footer -- Checking to See If a Header or Footer Exists -- Linking to the Header or Footer in the Previous Section -- Creating a Different First-Page Header -- Creating Different Odd-and Even-Page Headers -- Adding Page Numbers to Your Headers and Footers -- Working with Sections, Page Setup, Windows, and Views -- Adding a Section to a Document -- Changing the Page Setup -- Opening a New Window Containing an Open Document -- Closing All Windows for a Document Except the First -- Splitting a Window -- Displaying the Document Map for a Window -- Scrolling a Window -- Arranging Windows -- Positioning and Sizing a Window -- Making Sure an Item Is Displayed in the Window -- Changing a Document's View -- Zooming the View to Display Multiple Pages -- Working with Tables -- Creating a Table -- Selecting a Table -- Converting Text to a Table -- Making Sure the Selection Is withing a Table -- Finding Out Where a Selection Is within a Table -- Sorting a Table -- Adding a Column to a Table -- Deleting a Column from a Table -- Setting the Width of a Column -- Selecting a Column -- Adding a Row to a Table -- Deleting a Row from a Table -- Setting the Height of One or More Rows -- Selecting a Row -- Inserting a Cell -- Returning the Text within a Cell -- Entering Text in a Cell -- Deleting Cells -- Selecting a Range of Cells -- Converting a Table or Rows to Text -- The Bottom Line -- ch. 22 Understanding the Excel Object Model and Key Objects -- Getting an Overview of the Excel Object Model -- Understanding Excel's Creatable Objects -- Managing Workbooks -- Creating a Workbook -- Saving a Workbook -- Opening a Workbook -- Closing a Workbook -- Sharing a Workbook -- Protecting a Workbook -- Working with the ActiveWorkbook Object -- Working with Worksheets -- Inserting a Worksheet -- Deleting a Worksheet -- Copying or Moving a Worksheet -- Printing a Worksheet -- Protecting a Worksheet -- Working with the ActiveSheet Object -- Working with the Active Cell or Selection -- Working with the Active Cell -- Working with the User's Selection -- Working with Ranges -- Working with a Range of Cells -- Creating a Named Range -- Deleting a Named Range -- Working with a Named Range -- Working with the Used Range -- Working with the Special Cells -- Entering a Formula in a Cell -- Setting Options -- Setting Options in the Application Object -- Setting Options in a Workbook -- The Bottom Line -- ch. 23 Working with Widely Used Objects in Excel -- Working with Charts -- Creating a Chart -- Specifying the Source Data for the Chart -- Specifying the Chart Type -- Working with Series in the Chart -- Adding a Legend to the Chart -- Adding a Chart Title -- Working with a Chart Axis -- Working with Windows -- Opening a New Window on a Workbook -- Closing a Window -- Activating a Window -- Arranging and Resizing Windows -- Zooming a Window and Setting Display Options -- Working with Find and Replace -- Searching with the Find Method -- Continuing a Search with the FindNext and FindPrevious Methods -- Replacing with the Replace Method -- Searching for and Replacing Formatting -- Adding Shapes -- The Bottom Line -- ch. 24 Understanding the PowerPoint Object Model and Key Objects -- Getting an Overview of the PowerPoint Object Model -- Understanding PowerPoint's Creatable Objects -- Working with Presentations -- Creating a New Presentation Based on the Default Template -- Creating a New Presentation Based on a Template -- Opening an Existing Presentation -- Saving a Presentation -- Closing a Presentation -- Exporting a Presentation or Some Slides to Graphics -- Printing a Presentation -- Applying a Template to a Presentation, to a Slide, or to a Range of Slides -- Working with the Active Presentation -- Working with Windows and Views -- Working with the Active Window -- Opening a New Window on a Presentation -- Closing a Window -- Activating a Window -- Arranging and Resizing Windows -- Changing the View -- Working with Panes -- Working with Slides -- Adding a Slide to a Presentation -- Inserting Slides from an Existing Presentation -- Finding a Slide by Its ID Number -- Changing the Layout of an Existing Slide -- Deleting an Existing Slide -- Copying and Pasting a Slide -- Duplicating a Slide -- Moving a Slide -- Accessing a Slide by Name -- Working with a Range of Slides -- Formating a Slide -- Setting a Transition for a Slide, a Range of Slides, or a Master -- Working with Masters -- Working with the Slide Master -- Working with the Title Master -- Working with the Handout Master -- Working with the Notes Master -- Deleting a Master -- The Bottom Line -- ch. 25 Working with Shapes and Running Slide Shows -- Working with Shapes -- Adding Shapes to Slides -- Deleting a Shape -- Selecting All Shapes -- Repositioning and Resizing a Shape -- Copying Formatting from One Shape to Another -- Working with Text in a Shape -- Setting an Animation for a Shape or a Range of Shapes -- Working with Headers and Footers -- Returning the Header or Footer Object You Want -- Displaying or Hiding a Header or Footer Object -- Setting the Text in a Header or Footer -- Setting the Format for Date and Time Headers and Footers -- Setting Up and Running a Slide Show -- Controlling the Show Type -- Creating a Custom Show -- Deleting a Custom Show -- Starting a Slide Show -- Changing the Size and Position of the Slide Show -- Moving from Slide to Slide -- Pausing the Show and Using White and Black Screens -- Starting and Stopping Custom Shows -- Exiting the Slide Show -- The Bottom Line -- ch. 26 Understanding the Outlook Object Model and Key Objects -- Getting an Overview of the Outlook Object Model -- Understanding Where Outlook Stores VBA Items -- Understanding Outlook's Creatable Objects and Main User Interface Items -- Working with the Application Object -- Working with the NameSpace Object -- Working with Inspectors and Explorers -- Creating Items -- Quitting Outlook -- Understanding General Methods for Working with Outlook Objects -- Using the Display Method -- Using the Close Method -- Using the Delete Method.…”
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Art since 1900 : modernism, antimodernism, postmodernism

Table of Contents: “…The depoliticization of the American avant-garde reaches the point of no return when Clement Greenberg and the editors of Partisan Review bid farewell to Marxism -- 1942b. As World War II forces many Surrealists to emigrate from France to the United States, two shows in New York reflect on this condition of exile in different ways -- box: Exile and émigrés -- box: Peggy Guggenheim -- 1943. …”


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