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• 2002071001 tableOfContents "v. 1. Indestructible truth -- v. 2. Secret of the Vajra world.".
• 2002071002 tableOfContents "disc 1. Strategy and command : the first two years ; The fall of the Philippines ; Guadalcanal : the first offensive ; Victory in Papua -- disc 2. Cartwheel : the reduction of Rabaul ; Seizure of the Gilberts and Marshalls ; Campaign in the Marianas -- disc 3. The approach to the Philippines ; Leyte : the return to the Philippines ; Triumph in the Philippines ; Okinawa : the last battle -- disc. 4. Stillwell's mission to China ; Stillwell's command problems ; Time runs out in CBI.".
• 2002071004 tableOfContents "disc 1. The chairmanship of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1949-1999 -- disc 2. The development of the base force, 1989-1992 / by Lorna S. Jaffe. The history of the unified command plan, 1946-1993 / by Ronald H. Cole ... [et al.]. The Joint Chiefs of Staff and national policy / by James F. Schnabel ... [et al.]. Operation Just Cause : the planning and execution of joint operations in Panama, February 1988-January 1990 / by Ronald H. Cole. Operation Urgent Fury : the planning and execution of joint operations in Grenada, 12 October-2 November 1983 / by Ronald H. Cole. So many, so much, so far, so fast : United States Transportation Command and strategic deployment for Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm / by James K. Matthews and Cora J. Holt. The Joint Contact Team Program : military contacts with former Soviet republics and Warsaw Pact nations, 1992-1994 / by Robert T. Cossaboom.".
• 2002071009 tableOfContents "pt. 1. [No special title] -- pt. 2. Adapting records -- pt. 3. Special types of continuing resources.".
• 2002071012 tableOfContents "disc 1. Policy and direction : the first year ; South to the Naktong, north to the Yalu ; Ebb and flow ; Truce tent and fighting front -- disc 2. Combat support in Korea ; Combat actions in Korea ; Military advisors in Korea ; Black soldier/white army ; U.S. Army mobilization and logistics in the Korean War -- disc 3. Korea, 1950 ; Korea, 1951-1953 ; Commemorative poster series ; Commemorative brochure series.".
• 2002071015 tableOfContents "pt. 1. Conceptual psychological issues -- pt. 2. Types of psychological injuries and associated legal issues -- pt. 3. Methodology for determining psychological injury -- pt. 4. Psychological injuries and special populations -- pt. 5. Practical applications in litigation.".
• 2002071064 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction: Mycorrhizal Studies -- C. Manoharachary and K.G. Mukerji 1 -- 1. Soil microbes -- K .G Mukerji7 -- 2. Soilmicroflora: isolation, enumeration and identification -- Rani Gupta and H. Mohapatra15 -- 3. Soil factors in relation to distribution and occurrence of -- vesicular arbuscularmycorrhiza -- Rupam Kapoor, B. Giri and K.G. Mukerji51 -- 4. Rhizospherebiology -- K.G. Mukerji87 -- 5. Root exudate biology -- Rajni Gupta and K.G. Mukerji103 -- 6. Isolation of ectomycorrhizal fungi: methods and techniques -- S. Kumar and T. Satyanarayana133 -- 7. Production ofincoulum ofectomycorrhizal fungi -- Sanjeev Kumar and T. Satyanarayana143 -- 8. Identification ofectomycorrhizas -- K. Natarajan and V. Mohan167 -- 9. Tehniques forthe isolation ofVAM/AM fungi in soil -- Rajni Gupta and K.G. Mukerji201 -- 10. Methods in study of viability ofVAM fungal spores -- M. Bansal and K. G. Mukerji217 -- 11. Root-Clearing techniques and quantification ofarbuscular -- myconhizal fungi -- C. Manoharachary and I.K. Kunwar231 -- 12. Arbuscular mycorhizal fungi - identification, taxonomic -- criteria, classification, controversies and terminology -- C. Manoharachary, I.K. Kunwar and K.G. Mukerji249 -- 13. Tehniques of AM fungus inoculum production -- Geeta Singh andK. V.B.R. Tilak 273 -- 14. Multiplication ofarbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on roots -- P. Chellappan, S.A. Anitha Christry and A. Mahadevan285 -- 15. Biotechnological approaches for mass production of arbuscular -- mycorrhizal fungi: current scenario and future strategies -- Abdul-Khaliq, M.L. Gupta and M. Alam299 -- 16. VAM technology in establishment of plants under salinity -- stress conditions -- B. Giri, Rupam Kapoor and K.G. Mukerji313 -- 17. Method in study of degradation ofmycorrhizal roots -- M. Bansal and K.G. Mukerji329 -- 18. Ericoid mycorrhiza - isolation and identification -- Sumeet and K.G. Mukerji345 -- 19. Ericoidmycorrhizae - current status -- Geeta Singh and K.G. Mukerji365 -- 20. Orchidoidmycorrhiza and techniques to investigate -- S.P. Vij, T.N. Lakhanpal and Ashish Gupta385 -- 21. Some aspects ofmonotropoid mycorrhizas -- C. Manoharachary, I.K. Kunwar and K.G. Mukerji435 -- 22. Role ofmycorrhizae in in vitro micropropagation of plant P.S. Srivastava, Nisha Bharti, Deepshikha Pande -- and Sheela Srivastava443 -- 23. Evaluating performance ofplants infected with vescicular arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi for alleviating abiotic stresses -- P. Sharmila and P. Pardha Saradhi469 -- 24. Mycorrhizae asbiocontrol agents -- Lisette J. CXavier and Susan M. Boyetchko493.".
• 2002071070 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. INTRODUCTION -- 1.1 Problem statement -- 1.2 The importance of semidefinite programming -- 1.3 Special cases of semidefinite programming -- 1.4 Applications in combinatorial optimization -- 1.5 Applications in approximation theory -- 1.6 Engineering applications -- 1.7 Interior point methods -- 1.8 Other algorithms for SDP -- 1.9 The complexity of SDP -- 1.10 Review literature and internet resources -- Part I Theory and Algorithms -- 2. DUALITY, OPTIMALITY, AND DEGENERACY -- 2.1 Problems in standard form -- 2.2 Weak and strong duality -- 2.3 Feasibility issues -- 2.4 Optimality and complementarity -- 2.5 Degeneracy -- 3. THE CENTRAL PATH -- 3.1 Existence and uniqueness of the central path -- 3.2 Analyticity of the central path -- 3.3 Limit points of the central path -- 3.4 Convergence in the case of strict complementarity -- 3.5 Convergence proof in the absence of strict complementarity -- 3.6 Convergence rate of the central path -- 4. SELF-DUAL EMBEDDINGS -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 The embedding strategy -- 4.3 Solving the embedding problem -- 4.4 Interpreting the solution of the embedding problem -- 4.5 Separating small and large variables -- 4.6 Remaining duality and feasibility issues -- 5. THE PRIMAL LOGARITHMIC BARRIER METHOD -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 A centrality function -- 5.3 The projected Newton direction for the primal barrier functioi -- 5.4 The affine-scaling direction -- 5.5 Behaviour near the central path -- 5.6 Updating the centering parameter -- 5.7 Complexity analysis -- 5.8 The dual algorithm -- 5.9 Large update methods -- 5.10 The dual method and combinatorial relaxations -- 6. PRIMAL-DUAL AFFINE-SCALING METHODS -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 The Nesterov-Todd (NT) scaling -- 6.3 The primal-dual affine-scaling and Dikin-type methods -- 6.4 Functions of centrality -- 6.5 Feasibility of the Dikin-type step -- 6.6 Complexity analysis for the Dikin-type method -- 6.7 Analysis of the primal-dual affine-scaling method -- 7. PRIMAL-DUAL PATH-FOLLOWING METHODS -- 7.1 The path-following approach -- 7.2 Feasibility of the full NT step -- 7.3 Quadratic convergence to the central path -- 7.4 Updating the barrier parameter p -- 7.5 A long step path-following method -- 7.6 Predictor-corrector methods -- 8. PRIMAL-DUAL POTENTIAL REDUCTION METHODS -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Determining step lengths via plane searches of the potential -- 8.3 The centrality function I -- 8.4 Complexity analysis in a potential reduction framework -- 8.5 A bound on the potential reduction -- 8.6 The potential reduction method of Nesterov and Todd -- Part II Selected Applications -- 9. CONVEX QUADRATIC APPROXIMATION -- 9.1 Preliminaries -- 9.2 Quadratic approximation in the univariate case -- 9.3 Quadratic approximation for the multivariate case -- 10. THE LOVASZ 0-FUNCTION -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 The sandwich theorem -- 10.3 Other formulations of the 0-function -- 10.4 The Shannon capacity of a graph -- 11. GRAPH COLOURING AND THE MAX-K-CUT PROBLEM -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.2 The 0-approximation of the chromatic number -- 11.3 An upper bound for the optimal value of MAX-k-CUT -- 11.4 Approximation guarantees -- 11.5 A randomized MAX-k-CUT algorithm -- 11.6 Analysis of the algorithm -- 11.7 Approximation results for MAX-k-CUT -- 11.8 Approximate colouring of n-colourable graphs -- 12. THE STABILITY NUMBER OF A GRAPH -- 12.1 Preliminaries -- 12.2 The stability number via copositive programming -- 12.3 Approximations of the copositive cone -- 12.4 Application to the maximum stable set problem -- 12.5 The strength of low-order approximations -- 12.6 Related literature -- 12.7 Extensions: standard quadratic optimization -- 13. THE SATISFIABILITY PROBLEM -- 13.1 Introduction -- 13.2 Boolean quadratic representations of clauses -- 13.3 From Boolean quadratic inequality to SDP -- 13.4 Detecting unsatisfiability of some classes of formulae -- 13.5 Rounding procedures -- 13.6 Approximation guarantees for the rounding schemes -- Appendices -- A- Properties of positive (semi)definite matrices -- A.1 Characterizations of positive (semi)definiteness -- A.2 Spectral properties -- A.3 The trace operator and the Frobenius norm -- A.3 The trace operator and the Frobenius norm -- A.4 The Lowner partial order and the Schur complement theorem -- B- Background material on convex optimization -- B.1 Convex analysis -- B.2 Duality in convex optimization -- B.3 The KKT optimality conditions -- C- The function log det(X) -- D- Real analytic functions -- E- The (symmetric) Kronecker product -- E.1 The Kronecker product -- E.2 The symmetric Kronecker product -- F- Search directions for the embedding problem -- G- Regularized duals -- References -- Index.".
• 2002071073 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 Introduction 1 -- 2 Fundamentals of lunar gravity field recovery 7 -- 21 Scientific rationale 7 -- 211 Science of the Moon 8 -- 212 Flight dynamics and satellite orbit modelling 14 -- 22 State-of-the-art of lunar gravity field modelling 16 -- 221 Representation formulae for the gravitational potential 17 -- 222 Lunar satellite tracking data and orbital characteristics of -- previous missions 20 -- 223 Selenopotential models 24 -- 23 Future solutions 30 -- 231 Why satellite-to-satellite tracking? 30 -- 232 Prospects and future missions 32 -- 3 Assessment of modern lunar gravity field models through orbit analysis 35 -- 31 Introduction 35 -- 32 The role of model calibration 38 -- 33 Covariance analysis of GLGM-2 and LP75G 42 -- 331 Linear orbit perturbation theory 42 -- 332 Projection of the covariance matrix 46 -- 333 Time-wise characteristics of low lunar orbit accuracy 47 -- 334 Spatial characteristics of low lunar orbit errors 63 -- 34 Long-term orbit behaviour 70 -- 341 Frozen orbits 71 -- 342 Periodic orbits 74 -- 35 Discussion and outlook based on later Lunar Prospector products 76 -- 4 Ill-conditioning of the lunar gravimetric inverse problem 79 -- 41 Setting the stage 81 -- 411 The Picard condition 85 -- 412 Discretisation and the singular value decomposition 85 -- 413 Regularisation and filtering 88 -- 414 The discrete Picard condition 89 -- 42 The multiple roles of regularisation in lunar gravimetry 92 -- 43 Regularisation methods and the view on the estimation process 95 -- 431 Tikhonov-Phillips regularisation 96 -- 432 Biased estimation 100 -- 433 Error measures and error propagation 101 -- 44 Information content and effect of the bias on the quality description 105 -- 441 Ratio measures 106 -- 442 Contribution measures 110 -- 443 Selenoid height errors 114 -- 45 Searching for the optimal regularisation parameter 119 -- 451 Pragmatic parameter choice methods for single-parameter -- regularisation 120 -- 452 L-curve and quasi-optimality regularisation parameters for -- GLGM-2 and LP75G 127 -- 453 Discussion and general remarks on error assessment and cal- -- ibration of selenopotential models 131 -- 5 Lunar gravity field modelling experiments with European data sets 135 -- 51 Introduction 1135 -- 52 The Lunar Prospector tracking campaign at Weilheim 137 -- 521 Spacecraft rotation and its effect on the Doppler observations 141 -- 53 Orbit determination using Weilheim data 143 -- 531 Computational models 145 -- 532 Estimation parameters 148 -- 533 Orbit evaluation 149 -- 54 Gravity field recovery using Weilheim data 153 -- 541 Approach to the gravity field estimation 154 -- 542 The Weilheim-adjusted selenopotential solutions 157 -- 543 Orbit quality 162 -- 544 Degree variations and solution consistency 171 -- 545 Discussion 173 -- 6 Towards a global data set 177 -- 61 Introduction 177 -- 62 SST concepts 179 -- 621 Low-low configurations - the MORO study 181 -- 622 High-low configurations - the SELENE experiment 184 -- 63 Covariance analysis of low-low selenopotential recovery 186 -- 631 Time-wise approach in the time-domain - the Colombo method 188 -- 632 The linear low-low SST observation equation 193 -- 633 Formal errors based on low-low range rate measurements 197 -- 634 A note on omission errors 208 -- 64 Full-scale simulation of low-low selenopotential estimation 209 -- 641 The simulation setup 211 -- 642 Gravity field recovery results 215 -- 7 Epilogue 221 -- 71 Conclusions 221 -- 72 Recommendations for further research 228 -- A Fundamentals of selenography 231 -- B The generalised singular value decomposition (GSVD) 239 -- C Some useful coordinate transformations 241 -- D The Euler-Lagrange equation and the range rate SST signal 245 -- D1 The Euler-Lagrange formalism 245 -- D2 Satellite velocity and the conservative forcing function in inertial space247 -- D3 The forcing function in body-fixed rotating coordinates 248 -- D4 The low-low range rate SST signal equation 250 -- Bibliography 253 -- Index 279.".
• 2002071079 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 -- Cooperative Control for Target Classification -- P. R. Chandler, M. Pachter, Kendall E. Nygard and Dharba Swaroop -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Joint classification -- 1.3 Assignment -- 1.4 Hierarchical architecture -- 1.5 Simulation -- 1.6 Classification issues -- 1.7 Conclusions -- References -- 2 -- Guillotine Cut in Approximation Algorithms -- Xiuzhen Cheng, Ding-Zhu Du, Joon-Mo Kim and Hung Quang Ngo -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Rectangular partition and guillotine cut -- 2.3 1-Guillotine cut -- 2.4 m-Guillotine cut -- 2.5 Portals -- References -- 3 -- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Autonomous Control Challenges, A Re- -- searcher's Perspective -- Bruce T. Clough -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Background -- 3.3 The Challenges -- 3.4 How are we approaching these challenges? -- 3.5 Where are we heading from here? -- References -- Appendix: Notes -- 4 -- Optimal periodic stochastic filtering with GRASP -- Paola Festa and Giancarlo Raiconi -- 4.1 Introduction and problem statement -- 4.2 Two interesting particular cases -- 4.3 Discrete problem formulation -- 4.4 Numerical results -- References -- 5 -- Cooperative Control of Robot Formations -- Rafael Fierro, Peng Song, Aveek Das, and Vijay Kumar -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Framework for cooperative control -- 5.3 Formation control -- 5.4 Trajectory generation using contact dynamics models -- 5.5 Simulation results -- 5.6 Conclusions -- References -- 6 -- Cooperative Behavior Schemes for Improving the Effectiveness of -- Autonomous Wide Area Search Munitions -- Daniel P. Gillen and David R. Jacques -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Baseline computer simulation -- 6.3 Simulation modifications -- 6.4 Applied response surface methodologies -- 6.5 Results and analysis -- 6.6 Conclusions and recommendations -- References -- 7 -- On a General Framework to Study Cooperative Systems -- Victor Korotkich -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Structural complexity -- 7.3 Parameter extension of the optimal algorithm -- 7.4 Critical point in the parameter extension: the optimal algo- -- rithm -- 7.5 Structural complexity of cooperative systems versus optimiza- -- tion problems -- 7.6 Conclusion -- References -- 8 -- Cooperative Multi-agent Constellation Formation Under Sensing -- and Communication Constraints -- Lit-Hsin Loo, Erwei Lin, Moshe Kam & Pramod Varshney -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Group formation by autonomous homogeneous agents -- 8.3 The noiseless full-information case -- 8.4 Limitations on communications and sensing -- 8.5 Limitation of communications -- 8.6 Oscillations due to sensing limitation -- 8.7 Group formation with partial view -- 8.8 The use of 'meeting point' for target assignment -- 8.9 Conclusion -- References -- 9 -- An Introduction to Collective and Cooperative Systems -- Robert Murphey -- 9.1 Preliminaries in game and team theory -- 9.2 Collective systems. -- 9.3 Precedence, hierarchy, and supervision -- 9.4 Summary -- References -- 10 -- Cooperative Aircraft Control for Minimum Radar Exposure -- Meir Pachter and Jeffrey Hebert -- 10.1 Single vehicle radar exposure minimization -- 10.2 Multiple vehicle isochronous rendezvous -- 10.3 Conclusion -- References -- 11 -- Robust Recursive Bayesian Estimation and Quantum Minimax Strategies -- P. Pardalos, V. Yatsenko and S. Butenko -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.2 Differential geometry of Bayesian estimation -- 11.3 Optimal recursive estimation -- 11.4 Quantum realization of minimax Bayes strategies -- 11.5 Concluding remarks -- References -- 12 -- Cooperative Control for Autonomous Air Vehicles -- Kevin Passino Marios Polycarpou, David Jacques, Meir Pachter, Yang. -- Yanli Yang, Matt Flint and Michael Baum -- 12.1 Introduction -- 12.2 Autonomous munition problem -- 12.3 Cooperative control via distributed learning and planning -- 12.4 Stable vehicular swarms -- 12.5 Biomimicry of foraging for cooperative control -- 12.6 Concluding remarks -- References -- 13 -- Optimal Risk Path Algorithms -- Michael Zabarankin, Stanislav Uryasev, Panos Pardalos -- 13.1 Model description and setup of the optimization problem -- 13.2 Analytical solution approach for the risk path optimization -- problem -- 13.3 Discrete optimization approach for optimal risk path genera- -- tion with a constraint on the length -- 13.4 Concluding remarks.".
• 2002071080 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1: Transformation of the Number Concept 1 -- Chapter 2: The Ancient Sources 12 -- Aristotle 12 -- Euclid 17 -- Proclus 22 -- Greek Atomists 25 -- Chapter 3: The Contemporary Influences 28 -- The Abacus Tradition 28 -- Simon Stevin 33 -- The Techniques of Viete 36 -- Descartes 39 -- Conclusion 45 -- Chapter 4: Early Modern English Algebra 46 -- The Nature of the Texts 47 -- Robert Recorde 49 -- The Treatment of Numbers in Arithmetic Texts 58 -- John Tapp 61 -- Thomas Harriot's Arts Analyticae Praxis 62 -- Oughtred's Clavis Mathematicae 71 -- Conclusion 77 -- Chapter 5: The Development of the Logarithms: Napier and Briggs 80 -- Napier's Background 84 -- Algebra 85 -- Napier's Logarithms 87 -- Briggs and Numerical Methods 104 -- Briggs' Method of Construction 106 -- Conclusion 113 -- Chapter 6: Isaac Barrow 115 -- Background and Education 116 -- Barrow's Mathematical Practice 121 -- Foundational Issues in Barrow's Cambridge Lectures 132 -- Conclusion 136 -- Chapter 7: John Wallis 138 -- Background and Education 139 -- Wallis' Mathematical Practice 143 -- The Composition of Continua 151 -- Conclusion. 155 -- Chapter 8: Conelusion 158 -- References: 163 -- Indices: 171.".
• 2002071086 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 Convergence spaces -- 1.1 Prelim inaries -- 1.2 Initial and final convergence structures -- 1.3 Special convergence spaces, modifications -- 1.4 Compactness -- 1.5 The continuous convergence structure -- 1.6 Countability properties and sequences in convergence spaces -- 1.7 Sequential convergence structures -- 1.8 Categorical aspects --2 Uniform convergence spaces -- 2.1 Generalities on uniform convergence spaces -- 2.2 Initial and final uniform convergence structures -- 2.3 Complete uniform convergence spaces -- 2.4 The Arzela-Ascoli thedrem -- 2.5 The uniform convergence structure of a convergence group 3 Convergence vector spaces -- 3.1 Convergence groups -- 3.2 Generalities on convergence vector spaces -- 3.3 Initial and final vector space convergence structures -- 3.4 Projective and inductive limits of convergence vector spaces -- 3.5 The locally convex topological modification -- 3.6 Countability axioms for convergence vector spaces -- 3.7 Boundedness -- 3.8 Notes on bornological vector spaces -- 4 Duality --4.1 The dual of a convergence vector space -- 4.2 Reflexivity -- 4.3 The dual of a locally convex topological vector space -- 4.4 An application of continuous duality -- 4.5 Notes -- 5 Hahn-Banach extension theorems --5.1 General results -- 5.2 Hahn-Banach spaces -- 5.3 Extending to the adherence -- 5.4 Strong Hahn-Banach spaces -- 5.5 An application to partial differential equations -- 5.6 Notes -- 6 The closed graph theorem --6.1 Ultracompleteness -- 6.2 The main theorems -- 6.3 An application to web spaces --7 The Banach-Steinhaus theorem --7.1 Equicontinuous sets -- 7.2 Banach-Steinhaus pairs -- 7.3 The continuity of bilinear mappings -- 8 Duality theory for convergence groups -- 8.1 Reflexivity -- 8.2 Duality for convergence vector spaces -- 8.3 Subgroups and quotient groups -- 8.4 Topological groups -- 8.5 Groups of unimodular continuous functions -- 8.6 c- and co-duality for topological groups.".
• 2002071089 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Part 1: LCA in perspective1 -- 1. Why a new Guide to LCA?5 -- 2. Main characteristics of LCA 5 -- 3. International developments 10 -- 4. Guiding principles for the present Guide12 -- 5. Reading guide 13 -- Part 2a: Guide15 -- Reading guidance19 -- 1. Management of LCA projects: procedures 21 -- 2. Goal and scope definition 31 -- 3. Inventory analysis41 -- 4. Impact assessment 63 -- 5. Interpretation .97 -- Appendix A: Terms, definitions and abbreviations 109 -- Part 2b: Operational annex121 -- List of tables 125 -- Reading guidance127 -- 1. Management of LCA projects: procedures 129 -- 2. Goal and scope definition 131 -- 3. Inventory analysis133 -- 4. Impact assessment161 -- 5. Interpretation 389 -- 6. References 391 -- Part 3: Scientific background395 -- Reading guidance401 -- 1. General introduction 403 -- 2. Goal and scope definition 455 -- 3. Inventory analysis477 -- 4. Impact assessment 525 -- 5. Interpretation 635 -- 6. References645 -- Annex A: Contributors 659 -- Appendix B: Areas of application of LCA661 -- Appendix C: Partitioning economic inputs and outputs to product systems675.".
• 2002071122 tableOfContents "Falkenberg's legions -- Prince of mercenaries -- Go tell the Spartans -- Prince of Sparta.".
• 2002071124 tableOfContents "v. 1. Administration guide -- v. 2. Test, birth to three years and three to six years -- v. 3. Curriculum for birth to three years -- v. 4. Curriculum for three to six years.".
• 2002071156 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PART I: UNDERSTANDING THE HISTORY -- Chapter I: The Land in History: -- Basic Facts and Their Interpretation -- 1.1 The patriarchs: Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (c. 2000-1700 BC) -- 1.2 The exodus and the conquest of the land -- under Joshua (c. 1280-1050 BC) -- 1.3 The kingdom under Saul, David and Solomon (1050-931 BC) -- 1.4 The kingdoms of Israel and Judah (931-587 BC) -- 1.5 The Babylonian exile (597-539 BC) -- 1.6 Palestine under the Babylonians, Persians and Greeks (597-63 BC) -- 1.7 Palestine under the Romans (63 BC-AD 330) -- 1.8 Palestine under the Byzantine empire (AD 330-634) -- 1.9 Palestine under the Arabs and Seljuk Turks (634-1096) -- 1.10 Palestine under the Crusaders and the Mamluks (1096-1517) -- 1.11 Palestine under the Ottoman Turks (1517-1918) -- 1.12 Palestine under the Mandate (1922-48) -- 1.13 The UN Partition Plan (1947) -- 1.14 The founding of the State of Israel (1948) -- 1.15 Conflicts since 1948 -- 1.16 The peace process since Madrid (1991) and Oslo (1993) -- 1.17 Jerusalem and the West Bank since 1967 -- 1.18 Different interpretations of the facts -- Chapter 2: The Seeds of Conflict: Call the Next Witness -- 2.1 Anti-Semitism -- 2.2 Zionism -- 2.3 Jewish settlement in the land -- 2.4 Arab reactions to Jewish settlement -- 2.5 The role of Britain -- 2.6 The role of the United Nations -- 2.7 Partition and war (1948-49) -- 2.8 The voice of Israel -- 2.9 Other Jewish/Israeli voices -- 2.10 The different voices of the Palestinians -- 2.11 Conclusions -- PART 2: INTERPRETING THE BIBLE III -- Chapter 3: The Land Before Christ: -- 'A Land Flowing with Milk and Honey' -- 3.1 The promise of the land -- 3.2 The boundaries of the land -- 3.3 The conquest of the land -- 3.4 The land and the temple -- 3.5 Exile from the land -- 3.6 The return to the land -- 3.7 The land and the hopes of Israel -- 3.8 Conclusions -- Chapter 4: The Land After Christ: -- 'The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth' -- 4.1 The birth of Jesus the Messiah -- 4.2 Jesus and the land -- 4.3 Jesus and Jerusalem -- 4.4 The. redemption of Israel -- 4.5 The land in the teaching of the apostles -- 4.6 John's vision of the final fulfilment of the covenant -- 4.7 The land and the millennium -- 4.8 Conclusions -- Chapter 5: Other Biblical Themes: -- 'Is There Any Word from the Lord?' -- 5.1 A passion for truth -- 5.2 The problem of prejudice -- 5.3 The demands of the law -- 5.4 The prophetic concern for justice -- 5.5 God's judgment in history -- 5.6 Suffering injustice -- 5.7 Rethinking and repentance through disaster -- 5.8 Jew and Gentile in the Old Testament -- 5.9 Jew and Gentile after Jesus the Messiah -- 5.10 The condemnation of anti-Semitism -- 5.11 The possibility of reconciliation -- 5.12 Conclusions -- PART 3: APPRECIATING THE ISSUES TODAY -- Chapter 6: Realities Today: Is There -- Any Hope of Resolving the Conflict? -- 6.1 A crisis for Zionism -- 6.2 The power equation in the world today -- 6.3 Christian Zionism and Dispensationalism -- 6.4 Zionism and Islam -- 6.5 Conclusions: The options for Israel and questions -- for the Palestinians -- Conclusion: Whose Land? -- Appendix I: Principles of Christian -- Interpretation of Old Testament Prophecy -- Appendix 2: Examples of Christian -- Interpretation of Old Testament Prophecy -- Appendix 3: The Covenant of Hamas, the Islamic Resistance Movement.".
• 2002071158 tableOfContents "Borders of infinity -- Brothers in arms -- Mirror dance.".
• 2002071238 tableOfContents "Haunted by suffering -- An idea takes hold -- The movement spreads -- Working together -- American Red Cross -- Canadian Red Cross -- Do your part.".
• 2002071271 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Prologue -- 1 The Beginning -- 2 Crash Dive! 27 -- 3 On the Bottom 47 -- 4 Strategies 63 -- 5 Savvy 78 -- 6 Vertical World 93 -- 7 The E-Two 103 -- 8 SecondWind 121 -- 9 Drilling 134 -- 10 The Alanthus 153 -- 11 The Goethals 167 -- 12 Aftermath 186.".
• 2002071284 tableOfContents "v. 1. The Renaissance / Patrick Lee-Browne -- v. 2. The romantics / Neil King -- v. 3. The Victorians / Aidan Cruttenden -- v. 4. The modernist period, 1900-1945 / Patrick Lee-Browne -- v. 5. Post-war literature 1945 to the present / Caroline Merz and Patrick Lee-Browne".
• 2002071291 tableOfContents "v. 1. Almanacs through do-it-yourself -- v. 2. Editorial cartoons through illustration -- v. 3. Jazz through propaganda -- v. 4. Pulps and dime novels through young adult fiction.".
• 2002071350 tableOfContents "pt. 1. Selected collections (Microfilm 22,898; 46 reels) -- pt. 2. Aaron Lopez collection (Microfilm 23,059; 21 reels)".
• 2002071413 tableOfContents "v. 1. Your pregnancy and childbirth planner -- v. 2. Your project protfolio.".
• 2002071426 tableOfContents "Wieland, or, The transformation : an American tale -- Memoirs of Carwin the biloquist -- Thessalonica : a Roman story -- Walstein's school of history -- From the German of Krants of Gotha -- Death of Cicero, a fragment -- Appendix : an account of a murder committed by Mr. J[ames] Y[ates] uon his family in December, A.D. 1781.".
• 2002071481 tableOfContents "v. 1. Integration on the Mainland -- v. 2. Mainland mirrors : Europe, Japan, China, South Asia, and the islands .".
• 2002071510 tableOfContents "v. 1. ABR-BIC -- v. 2. BIO-COG -- v. 3. COL-END -- v. 4. ENE-GEO -- v. 5. GLA-LEA -- v. 6. LIG-MOV -- v. 7. MUL-POT -- v. 8. POW-SHI -- v. 9. SHI-TEL -- v. 10. TEL-WOO -- v. 11. Index.".
• 2002071588 tableOfContents "Unions in crisis, unions in renewal / Peter Fairbrother, Charlotte A.B. Yates -- The American labour movement and the resurgence in union organizing / Kate Bronfenbrenner -- You just can't do it automatically : the transition to social movement unionism in the United States / Kim Voss, Rachel Sherman -- Trade union innovation, adaptation and renewal in Australia : still searching for the holy membership grail / Gerard Griffin, Rai Small, Stuart Svensen -- A near death experience : one union fights for life / Belinda Probert, Peter Ewer -- From organizational breadth to depth : New Zealand's trade unions under the Employment Contracts Act / Pat Walsh, Aaron Crawford -- A story of crisis and change : the service and food workers union of Aotearoa / Sarah Oxenbridge -- The dilemmas of social partnership and union organization : questions for British trade unions / Peter Fairbrother, Paul Stewart -- Rhetoric and reality : the adoption of the organizing model in manufacturing, science and finance / Bob Carter -- Strategic dilemma : the state of union renewal in Canada / Pradeep Kumar, Gregor Murray -- The revival of industrial unions in Canada : the extension and adaptation of industrial union practices to the new economy / Charlotte A.B. Yates -- Social movement unionism : beyond the organizing model / Christopher Schenk -- Globalization, trade union organization and workers' rights / Huw Beynon.".
• 2002071590 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface -- The artspeak aphorism through the ages --Introduction -- 1 Artspeak and necessity --Part I: Traditional Artspeak -- 2 Artspeak in antiquity -- 3 With glory not their own -- 4 The rise and fall of beauty --Part II: Artspeak Modern -- 5 Artspeak and the machine -- 6 The flight from meaning -- 7 Cultivating the primitive -- 8 Finding the words --Part III: Artspeak and Communication -- Linguistic preliminaries to Part III -- 9 Surrogational artspeak -- 10 The artspeak contract -- 11 The Devil's question -- Postscript --References -- Index.".
• 2002071595 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction 1 -- 1. Turkey's Policy toward the Caspian Sea Region Basin 7 -- 2. Greece's Security Dilemma in the Caucasus 27 -- 3. Iranian Policy toward the Caspian Sea Region Basin 37 -- 4. Israel's Strategy in Azerbaijan and Central Asia 53 -- 5. US-Central Asian Relations 69 -- 6. The Relations between Europe and the Turkic Republics 80 -- Conclusion: Turkey's Options 96.".
• 2002071599 tableOfContents "Something old, something new / Joyce Sweeney -- Brutal interlude / Ron Koertge -- Bread on the water / David Lubar -- My people / Margaret Peterson Haddix -- Bad blood / Will Weaver -- Keep smiling / Alex Flinn -- August lights / Kimberly Willis Holt -- The kiss in the carryon bag / Richard Peck -- Mosquito / Graham Salisbury -- Tourist trapped / Ellen Wittlinger.".
• 2002071649 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction: Reinventing Gender after the GDR 1 -- Eva Kolinsky and Hildegard Maria Nickel --PART I. EMPLOYMENT AND EDUCATION IN A REINVENTED GENDER REGIME --Chapter One -- The Future of Female Employment: A Gendered Gap in Political 31 -- Discourse -- Hildegard Maria Nickel --Chapter Two -- Employment Opportunities and Labour Market Exclusion: 53 -- Towards a New Pattern of Gender Stratification? -- Sabine Schenk --Chapter Three -- Gender and Education in East Germany after Unification 78 -- Rosalind M. O. Pritchard --Chapter Four -- Gender and the Limits of Equality in East Germany 100 -- Eva Kolinsky PART II. GENDER AND FAMILIES IN THE NEW RISK ENVIRONMENT --Chapter Five -- Women and Poverty in the German Welfare State 131 -- Mechthild M. Matheja-Theaker --Chapter Six -- Single Mothers in East Germany 151 -- Beate Schuster and Angelika Traub --Chapter Seven -- Female Unemployment in the East: Or, How to Stay in the 172 -- Labour Market -- Vanessa Beck --Chapter Eight -- Beyond Typical Life-Plans: Young Women's Themes of Life in 190 -- East and West Germany -- Barbara Keddi, Patricia Pfeil, Petra Strehmel and Svendy Wittmann --Chapter Nine -- Family and Family Orientation in East Germany 209 -- Harald Uhlendorff --PART III. GENDER IN THE REINVENTED POLITICS OF EAST GERMANY --Chapter Ten -- Women in Politics in Post-Communist East Germany 231 -- Marilyn Rueschemeyer --Chapter Eleven -- Young Women in Right-Wing Groups and Organisations in East 250 -- Germany -- Karin Weiss and Katrin Isermann --Index 277.".
• 2002071652 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction to a Book of Introductions -- POETS -- Ben Belitt [1990] -- Frank Bidart [1997], [1999], [2001] -- Lucie Brock-Broido [1999], [2000], [2001] -- Joseph Brodsky [1995] -- Carl Dennis [1998] -- Deborah Digges [1999] -- Stephen Dobyns [2001] -- Carolyn Forche [1999], [2000], [2001] -- Louise Gliick [1994], [2000], [2001] -- Barry Goldensohn [1999] -- Jorie Graham [1997] -- Robert Hass [1994] -- Seamus Heaney [1992] -- Richard Howard [1994], [1997], [2001] -- Mary Kinzie [1991] -- Wayne Koestenbaum [2001] -- Robert Lowell [1973] -- Gail Mazur [2001] -- Honor Moore [2000] -- Howard Nemerov [1985] -- John Peck [1998] -- Robert Pinsky [1997], [2000], [2001] -- Jane Shore [2001] -- C.K. Williams [1999] -- Adam Zagajewski [2000] -- FICTION WRITERS -- Lee. K. Abbott [1998], [2001] -- Russell Banks [1998], [2001] -- Andrea Barrett [1998] -- Ann Beattie [1998], [2001] -- Saul Bellow [1995] -- Elizabeth Benedict [1998] -- Clark Blaise [1999], [2001] -- J.M. Coetzee [1992], [1996] -- Kathryn Davis [1996] -- Nicholas Delbanco [2001] -- Anita Desai [1994] -- William Gass [1994] -- Nadine Gordimer [1991] -- Mary Gordon [1997], [2001] -- Maureen Howard [1999] -- William Kennedy [1999], [2000] -- Bernard Malamud [1982] -- Norman Manea [2000], [2001] -- Jay McInerney [2001] -- Anne Michaels [2000] -- Leonard Michaels [1994] -- Steven Millhauser [1995], [1996] -- Rick Moody [2000], [2001] -- Bharati Mukherjee [1999], [2001] -- Charles Newman [1999] -- Howard Norman [2001] -- Joyce Carol Oates [2000], [2001] -- Michael Ondaatje [1999], [2000], [2001] -- Cynthia Ozick [1990] -- Darryl Pinckney [2001] -- Francine Prose [1996] -- Marilynne Robinson [1994] -- Lynne Sharon Schwartz [1996], [1997] -- Joanna Scott [1998] -- Julia Slavin [2001] -- Susan Sontag [1999], [2000] -- Robert Stone [2000], [2001] -- Tatyana Tolstaya [1999].".
• 2002071675 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: THEORY AND RESEARCH -- Chapter -- 1 Healing Images: Historical Perspective. -- Anees A. Sheikh, Robert G. Kunzendorf, and Katharina S. Sheikh -- 2 Physiological Consequences of Imagery and Related Approaches -- Anees A. Sheikh, Robert G. Kunzendorf, Katharina S. Sheikh, -- and Sheila M. Baer -- 3 How Could Images Heal Anything?. -- Max Velmans -- 4 Imagery, Cerebral Laterality, and the Healing Process: A Cautionary Note. -- Sven van de Wetering, Daniel M. Berstein, and Robert G. Ley -- 5 Imagery, Love, and Health: How Dynamical Energy -- Systems Theory Can Integrate Conventional and Complementary Medicine -- Gary E. Schwartz and Linda G. Russek -- 6 Music, Imagery, and Healing -- Pat Moffitt Cook -- CLINICAL APPLICATIONS -- 7 Healing Images: Connecting with Inner Wisdom. -- Sheila M. Baer, Amy C. Hoffmann, and Anees A. Sheikh -- 8 Transforming the Pain Terrain: Theory and Practice in the Use of Mental Imagery for the Treatment of Pain -- David Pincus, Tonya Wachsmuth-Schlaefer, -- Anees A. Sheikh, and Shirin Ezaz-Nikpay -- 9 Imagery in Smoking Cessation and Weight Management -- Colleen Heinkel, Michelle Rosenfeld, andAnees A. Sheikh -- 10 Mental Imagery in Sex Therapy -- Tulsi B. Saral -- 11 A Guided-Imagery Treatment Approach for Eating Disorders -- Mary Jane Esplen -- 12 Use of Imagery in the Treatment of Cardiovascular Disorders -- Jeanne Achterberg, Barbara Dossey, Leslie Kolkmeier, -- and Anees A Sheikh -- 13 Imagery and the Treatment of Phobic Disorders -- Beverly H. Yahnke, Anees A Sheikh, and Heidi T. Beckman -- 14 The Use of Imagery in Alleviating Depression -- David Schultz -- 15 Imagery: Its History and Use in the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder -- Jo M. Weis, Mervin R. Smucker, and Jane G. Dresser -- 16 Imagery in the Treatment of Trauma -- Jan Taal and John Krop -- 17 Imagery and Cancer. -- Howard Hall -- 18 How to Use Mental Imagery for Any Clinical Condition, -- Gerald Epstein -- 19 Guided Imagery and Intuition -- Belleruth Naparstek -- 20 Transpersonal Images: Implications for Health -- William Braud -- 21 Death Imagery: Confronting Death Brings Us to the Threshold of Life. -- Anees A Sheikh and Katharina S. Sheikh -- 22 Imagery and Spiritual Development. -- Bonney Gulino Schaub and Richard Schaub.".
• 2002071730 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Foreword Introduction Chapter One Why The Obvious Diet Works Chapter Two Before Getting Started Chapter Three Getting Started Chapter Four The First Month Chapter Five My Personal Eating Plan Chapter Six Living with The Obvious Diet Chapter Seven The Cleansing Day/Treat Meal Chapter Eight The Secrets of Famous People Chapter Nine My Obvious Recipes Chapter Ten Making The Obvious Diet Permanent Recipe Index Acknowledgments Index.".
• 2002071737 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 Introduction 1 -- Ritual and representation 4 -- Sources 11 -- Continental influence and native practice 18 -- Monastic v lay 20 -- 2 Christmas and Epiphany 25 -- The Christmas octave 38 -- Epiphany 42 -- 3 Candlemas 50 -- 4 Ash Wednesday and Lent 73 -- 5 Palm Sunday 90 -- 6 Holy Week and Easter 114 -- Maundy Thursday 115 -- Good Friday: Adoratio Crucis 123 -- The Harrowing of Hell and the Easter Vigil 139 -- Easter morning and the Visitatio 156 -- 7 Baptism in Anglo-Saxon England 171 -- 8 Rogationtide and the Ascension 191 -- 9 The end and the beginning 210 -- Pentecost 210 -- Advent 217 -- The Anglo-Saxon dramatic aesthetic 222.".
• 2002071738 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Note on the Conjectural Plan of the Palace of Westminster xiii -- Paul M. Hunneyball -- 1 'Under cover of so much coming and going': Public Access to Parliament and the Political Process in Early Modern England 1 -- Chris R. Kyle and Jason Peacey -- 2 '[B]y committinge of a bill the Howse allowed of the bodie thereof' Tudor Parliamentary Legislative Committees: Development, Purposes, Value and Problems, 1510-1601 25 -- Michael A. R Graves -- 3 Attendance, Apathy and Order? Parliamentary Committees in Early Stuart England 43 -- Chris R. Kyle -- 4 Politics, Accounts and Propaganda in the Long Parliament 59 -- Jason Peacey -- 5 Ireland at Westminster: the Long Parliament's Irish Committees, 1641-1647 79 -- Robert Armstrong -- 6 The Triumph of Oligarchy: the Management of War and the Committee of Both Kingdoms, 1644-1645 101 -- John Adamson -- 7 The Foundation of the Council of State 129 -- Sean Kelsey -- 8 The Cavalier Parliament, the 1667 Accounts Commission and the Idea of Accountability 149 -- Paul Seaward -- 9 Public Space, Private Affairs: Committees, Petitions and Lobbies in the Early Modern English Parliament 169 -- David Dean.".
• 2002071746 tableOfContents "The Italian evening -- Tales from the Vienna Woods -- Casimir and Caroline -- Faith, love, hope.".
• 2002071752 tableOfContents "Davy Crockett -- Come and take it -- Victory or death -- The shrine of Texas liberty -- Remember the Alamo! -- Chronology -- Glossary.".
• 2002071763 tableOfContents "v. 1. System through system.codedom.compiler -- v. 2. System.collections through system.10 -- v. 3. System.10.isolatedstorage through system.runtime.interopservices.expando -- v. 4. System.runtime.remoting through system.timers -- v. 5a. System.Web through system.Web.sessionstate -- v. 5b. System.Web.UI through System.Webcontrols -- v. 6a. System.XML through system.XML.XSL -- v. 6b. System.Data through System.Data.SqlTypes -- v. 7a. System.Windows.Forms -- v. 7b. System.Drawing and System.ComponentModel.".
• 2002071802 tableOfContents "The election of 1828 / Robert V. Remini -- Facts at a glance -- First Inaugural Address -- The Indian Removal Act of 1830 -- Jackson volunteer toast -- Veto of the Maysville Road bill -- Jackson vetoes the second bank -- To the people of South Carolina -- Second Inaugural Address -- Order to suppress a labor strike -- Andrew Jackson's farewell speech.".
• 2002071803 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 Chesterton and the Modernist Cultural Context -- 2 Chesterton and The Speaker: The Political Formation of a style -- 3 Chesterton and the Edwardian Novel of Ideas -- 4 Chesterton and the Essay Form -- 5 Chesterton as a Literary Critic.".
• 2002071822 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 1894-1913: The Racial Enigma of Jean Toomer 11 -- Chapter 2 1914-1920: A Search For Identify 37 -- Chapter 3 1921-1923: A Literary Breakthrough 73 -- Chapter 4 1923: Waldo Frank and the Publicaton of Cane 101 -- Chapter 5 1923-24: Toomer Meets Margaret Naumberg and Georges Gurdjieff 119 -- Chapter 6 1924-27: Toomer Becomes A Gurdjieffian 155 -- Chapter 7 1927-1934: From Rags To Riches 179 -- Chapter 8 1935-1967: A Life In Decline 199.".
• 2002071827 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter One Western Sahara before Colonization -- Prehistory -- Berbers -- Islamization -- Trans-Saharan Trade -- The Almoravid Dynasty -- Arabization -- Modem Population -- Geography --Chapter Two Spanish Colonization -- Early Contacts -- Colonization -- Spanish Administration -- End of Spanish Rule --Chapter Three Moroccan Takeover of Western Sahara -- Morocco's Claims -- International Court -- The Green March -- The War. -- Defections -- International Dimensions -- Arab Dimension -- African Dimension -- American and European Involvement -- UN Peace Plan -- Referendum -- Increased Support for Morocco --Chapter Four Social Transformation -- Demography -- Urbanization -- Housing -- Education -- Health -- Culture --Chapter Five Economic Transformation -- Transportation -- Ports -- Water -- Electricity -- Telecommunications -- Commerce -- Mining -- Fisheries -- Industry -- Agriculture -- Livestock -- Tourism --Chapter Six Political Transformation -- Saharan Provinces -- Administration -- Councils and Assemblies -- Elections -- Royal Consultative Council -- The Judiciary -- Human Rights -- Civic Associations. -- Disturbances of 1999 --Chapter Seven Conclusions -- Appendix Framework Agreement on the Status of Western -- Sahara (Adopted by the UN Security Council, -- June 29, 2001).".
• 2002071851 tableOfContents "v. 1. Introduction.".
• 2002071856 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: List of Illustrations ix --Introductory Note xi --Introduction 1 --Symbols Designating Libraries and Institutions 29 --Publications of the Expedition 31 --Works Relating to the Expedition and Its Results 111 -- General Works 111 -- Controversy Regarding Wilkes' Discovery of the Antarctic -- Continent 123 -- Scientific Studies Based on the Expedition's Collections and Researches 125 --Manuscripts 129 --Check List of Holdings 140 --Text of Legislation Relating to the Expedition and Its Publications 150 --Appendix I. Wilkes' Communications Regarding Resumption of Publication 157 --Appendix II. Report of Senator Howe Stopping Publication of the Expedition Reports 160 --Index 165.".
• 2002071857 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 Putting the Politico-Cultural in a Colonial Context -- (i) Whose story is it anyway? -- (ii) The context of translation and interpretation -- (iii) Telling the story of the nation -- (iv) Ideology and its role -- (v) Sex and power -- (vi) Aims and objectives --Chapter 2 English Images of Ireland 1570-1620 -- (i) Introduction -- (ii) The New English in Ireland -- (iii) Domestic and political patriarchy --Chapter 3 The Disordered Body -- (i) Introduction -- (ii) Circe --Chapter 4 The Constant Subject -- (i) Introduction -- (ii) The rebellious body --Chapter 5 Patriarchy, Land and Husbandry -- (i) Women and the question of place and space -- (ii) The state of matrimony -- (iii) The fierce virgin-whore --Chapter 6 Plantation Propaganda -- (i) Land as prospective bride -- (ii) Institutional and legislative fiat --Chapter 7 The Body of Ireland: Substance and Show -- (i) Introduction -- (ii) Ireland: the sick body in Richard Beacon's solon hisfollie --Chapter 8 Represenatations of Race, Gender and Class -- (i) Clothing and class -- (ii) The harp in harmony or discord -- (iii) Coda --Chapter 9 Representation of the Irish as Monsters and Animals -- (i) Introduction -- (ii) The demonisation of the mob -- (iii) Hydra: the many-headed monster -- (iv) The Irish colt --Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.".
• 2002071877 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1. Introduction Clapter 2. Native colonial or colonial native? China through the eyes of Canilo Pessanha Chmpter 3. Orients of the imagination: Eca de Quehi6s and Miguel Torga Chapter 4. Hidden dangers: the Orient of the colonil novel Chapter 5. Insiders and outsiders: the China of Deofda da Conceicqo and Maria Ondina Braga Chapter 6. Women on the periphery Chlpter 7. Macau as roots and the fiction of Henriqe de Semna Ferwandes Chapter 8. Macau as routes: the novels ofRodrigo Leal de Carvalih Chapter 9. The literature oftransition Chapter 10. Concluion: exile, return, new departur Bibiographical sources Index.".
• 2002071882 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter One - Vermont Youth and Apprenticeship -- Chapter Two - National Organization -- Chapter Three - Schism -- Chapter Four - Politics -- Chapter Five - Utopian Idealism -- Chapter Six - Coalitions -- Chapter Seven - Civil War and Emancipation -- Chapter Eight - Freedom and the End of a Crusade -- Chapter Nine - Reconstruction and Post-War Reform -- Epilogue - Final Years.".
• 2002071885 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: INTRODUCTION Origins A note on the text Reception history Critical essay THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JACK STRAW SOURCES AND ANALOGUES Thomas Nelson, The Device of the Pageant Richard Johnson, The Nine Worthies of London Richard Grafton, A Chronicle at large Raphael Holinshed, Chronicle.".
• 2002071890 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Religious Language in All My Sons -- Death of a Salesman: Unlocking the Rhetoric of Poetic Power -- Poetry and Politics in The Crucible -- Verse, Figurative Language, and Myth in A View From the Bridge -- Metaphors of Survival: Incident at Vichy -- and The Archbishop's Ceiling -- Images of the 90s: The Ride Down Mt. Morgan and Broken Glass.".
• 2002071969 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. BACKGROUNDS -- Importation of Slaves to South Carolina and -- Georgia Direct from Africa -- The British Dialects and Baby-Talk -- Difficulties Which Have Confronted Investigators of Gullah -- 2. PHONETIC ALPHABET AND DIACRITICS -- Phonetic Alphabet -- A. Vowels -- B. Diphthongs. -- C. Consonants -- Diacritics -- A. Tone Marks -- B. Accent Marks -- C. Others -- 3. WEST AFRICAN WORDS IN GULLAH -- Personal Names -- A. The Twi -- B. The Dahomeans -- C. The Mandingo -- D. The Yoruba -- E. The Ibo -- F. The Northern Tribes of Nigeria -- G. The Ovimbundu -- H. Personal Names Used by the Gullahs -- Abbreviations -- Other Words Used in Conversation -- Some Expressions Heard Only in Stories, Songs, and Prayers -- 4. SYNTACTICAL FEATURES -- Voice -- Verb Phrases -- do as a Verb of Incomplete Predication -- Comparison of Adjectives -- Verbal Adjectives -- Word Order -- Frequent Repetition of Words and Phrases throughout the -- Sentence -- 5. MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES -- Number. -- A. Nouns -- B. Verbs -- Tense -- Case -- A. Pronouns -- B. Nouns -- Gender -- 6. SOME WORD-FORMATIONS -- The Use of Groups of Words for Parts of Speech -- Reduplicated Forms -- Onomatopoetic Expressions -- 7. SOUNDS -- Consonants -- Vowels -- 8. INTONATION -- 9. GULLAH TEXTS -- Numerals -- Songs -- Some Mende Expressions Occurring in Gullah Stories -- Hard Times on Edisto -- The Earthquake [1886] By Diana Brown -- The Earthquake [1886] By Rosina Cohen -- A Prayer -- Narratives of Religious Experience -- The Hag -- The Ghost -- Recollections of Slavery -- Making Manure on St. Helena Island -- The Chief of the Stevedores -- Appendix -- I. INFORMANTS -- II. BIBLIOGRAPHY.".
• 2002071987 tableOfContents "[1] Shop manual -- [2] Classroom manual.".
• 2002072007 tableOfContents "v. 1. 1913-1951 -- v. 2, bk. 1. 1951-1969 -- v. 2, bk. 2. 1970-1986 --".
• 2002072071 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Foreword by David Haigh vii -- Acknowledgements ix -- 1 Introduction 1 -- A more ordered approach 4 -- Part One Assets 7 -- 2 An alternative approach to the accounting definition of an asset 9 -- Intellectual capital 9 -- Intellectual property 11 -- Intangible assets 13 -- Summary 15 -- 3 Cognitive assumptions behind the accounting -- recognition of assets 17 -- The questionnaire survey 17 -- Examples of the changing nature of an asset 27 -- The need for a change to the definition of an asset 29 -- 4 Transactions or events and the role of separability 31 -- Separability defined: two viewpoints 32 -- The nature of separability: a brief review of two viewpoints 35 -- The accounting preference for measurement -- separability 36 -- The dominance of transaction-based measurement 38 -- Valuations versus transactions/matching 41 -- The separability initial recognition cycle 46 -- Summary 49 -- 5 The impact of FRS10 on the accounting recognition of intangible assets 51 -- Longitudinal survey 53 -- Intangible assets 55 -- Purchased goodwill 56 -- Brand assets 60 -- Copyright 63 -- Licences and concessions 66 -- Patents 66 -- Software and databases 67 -- Development expenditure 67 -- Exploration expenditure 69 -- Findings from the longitudinal survey 69 -- Part Two Brands 73 -- 6 Breaking the link between brand assets and purchased goodwill 75 -- Brand accounting within the context of goodwill accounting 78 -- Separating brand assets from purchased goodwill 81 -- 7 The definition and accounting recognition -- of brand assets 89 -- The legal perspective 91 -- Definition of a brand asset 95 -- Revised recognition criteria 96 -- Brand valuation methods and their weaknesses 98 -- Subjectivity at every stage 99 -- Part Three The Politics of Brand Assets 101 -- 8 A process of consultation, not consensus? 103 -- ASB public hearings held 26-28 September 1995 104 -- The national and international scene: allowable accounting methods 104 -- The nature of goodwill and intangible assets 106 -- The linkage to the Statement of Principles: definition of an asset 114 -- 9 Consultation, not consensus? 119 -- The linkage to the Statement of Principles 119 -- The role of separability 130.".
• 2002072089 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments -- Inrroduction -- Chapter 1 History and Background -- Chapter 2 M4A1 Carbine -- Chapter 3 HK Submachine Guns and Pistols -- Chapter 4 The Armory -- Chapter S Tactical Gear -- Chapter 6 Techniques -- Chapter 7 Support Elements -- Glossary -- Abbreviations & Acronyms -- Index.".
• 2002072102 tableOfContents "Bd. 1. 3-y -- Bd. 2. ʻ-b -- Bd. 3. p-nbw -- Bd. 4. nbt-h -- Bd. 5. ḥ-ḫ -- Bd. 6. h̲-s -- Bd. 7. š-d̲. -- Bd. 8. Register.".
• 2002072105 tableOfContents "Introduction: why rethink linguistics? / Hayley G. Davis -- On redefining linguistics / Roy Harris -- Rethinking the fundamental assumption of linguistics / Nigel Love -- Language constructing language: the implications of reflexivity for linguistic theory / Talbot J. Taylor -- Rethinking language acquisition: what the child learns / Talbot J. Taylor, Stuart Shanker -- Nagarjuna, Heracleitus and the problem of language / Roy Harris.".
• 2002072136 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. Leadership and the Coding of Our Souls 5 -- 2. Aristotle on Leadership: Free from the Tyranny of Passion 15 -- 3. Leadership and the Love of God 23 -- 4. Leaders and Religious Prelates 31 -- 5. The Divine Right of Kings 41 -- 6. Locke on Leadership: The Abolishment of Privilege 51 -- 7. Rousseau on Leadership: Guiding the Wills of Men 63 -- 8. Hegel on Leadership: The Unfolding of the Absolute 75 -- 9. Marx on Leadership: Necessity Abhors a Vacuum 87 -- 10. Nietzsche on Leadership: The Power of the Will 101.".
• 2002072160 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PART ONE: THE ACADEMIC AND PUBLIC POLICY TRANSITION IN -- TEACHING MARKET ECONOMICS --1. The Academic Transition from Marxian to Market Economics 3 -- Michael Watts and William B. Walstad -- 2. Attitudes Toward Markets and Market Reforms in the Former -- Soviet Union and Eastern Europe 8 -- Michael Watts, William B. Walstad, and Alexander Skiba -- 3. Reforming Undergraduate Economics Instruction in Russia, Belarus, -- and Ukraine: Curriculum. Personnel. and Clientele Issues 35 -- Alexander Kovzik and Michael Watts -- 4. The Effects of Teacher Programs on Student Economic -- Understanding and Market Attitudes in Transition Economies 63 -- William B. Walstad -- 5. Economic Education as the Missing Link in Georgian Policy Reform 97 -- Craig R. MacPhee --PART TWO: COUNTRY REPORTS ON REFORMING ECONOMIC -- EDUCATION --6. Economics Instruction in Belarus 117 -- Alexander Kovzik, Anatoli Kovalenko, Mikhail Chepikov, -- and Michael Watts -- 7. Economic Education Reform in Bulgaria 131 -- Barbara J. Phipps, George Vredeveld, and Antoanetta Voikova -- 8. Economic Education in Kyrgyzstan 144 -- James Grunloh and Nataliya Aksenenko -- 9. Economic Education in Latvia: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow 161 -- Veronika Bikse and Steven L. Cobb --10. Poland: Teaching Economics Before, During, and After the -- Transition 176 -- Jacek Brant, David Lines, and Stefania Szczurkowska -- 11. Economic Education Reform in Romania 192 -- Jane S. Lopus and Dan Christian Stoicescu -- 12. The Status of Economic Education in Russia 207 -- Thomas McKinnon and Sergei Ravitchev -- 13. Economic Education in Ukraine 220 -- James Dick, Volodymyr Melnyk, and Sandra Odorzynski --PART THREE: CONCLUSION --14. Reforming Economics and Economics Teaching in the -- Transition Economies: Agents of Change and Future Challenges 235 -- William B. Walstad and Michael Watts --Name Index 249 -- Subject Index 253.".
• 2002072179 tableOfContents "Book One. Consisting of volumes I and II of the original work--Book Two. Consisting of volumes III and IV of the original work.".
• 2002072240 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter I: The Research Problem: Overlooked Aspects of the Policy Process. -- Chapter II: Foreign Policy and the Democracy Promotion, -- Chapter III: Community Connections -- Chapter IV: Implementation: Community Connections in Action -- Chapter V: An Assessment of Policy Evaluation -- Chapter VI: Policy Continuation: Keeping Everyone Happy -- Chapter VII: Democracy: A New Institutional Mission. -- Chapter VIII: Conclusion.".
• 2002072306 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I THEORIES --1 Theorizing the Novel of Wifely Adultery 3 -- 2 Tony Tanner: Adultery in the Novel 20 -- 3 Children and Childlessness in the Novel of Wifely 49 -- Adultery --II CIRCUMTEXTS --4 Adultery in Early British Fiction 71 -- 5 Ideology of Femininity and Criminal Conversation: 102 -- 1728-71 -- 6 Adultery, Revolution and Reaction: 1773-1814 131 -- 7 After Madame Bovary: Female Adultery in Zola 154 -- 8 Parody, Entropy, Eclipse: Huysmans, Ceard, 187 -- Maupassant.".
• 2002072310 tableOfContents "The new environment of welfare / Tony Fitzpatrick and Michael Cahill -- The ethical foundations of a sustainable society / John Barry -- The ideologies of green welfare / Mathew Humphrey -- Green democracy and ecosocial welfare / Tony Fitzpatrick -- Local welfare : state and society / Michael Cahill -- Quality of life, sustainability and economic growth / Tim Jackson -- The sustainable use of resources / Meg Huby -- With no strings attached? Basic income and the greening of security / Tony Fitzpatrick -- The social economy and LETS / Colin C. Williams -- Working time reductions / Adrian Little -- Eco-taxation in a green society / James Robertson.".
• 2002072315 tableOfContents "Comparative political economy : an institutionalist approach -- Developments in modern industrial capitalism -- State and the economy -- Changing nature of capitalism : large-scale enterprises -- Globalization and its effects on capitalism -- Alternative models of capitalism -- Types of capitalism : Anglo-American -- German capitalism : the social market model -- Japan : the East Asian developmental state -- Comparative perspective of industrial capitalism.".
• 2002072337 tableOfContents "Introduction: Ireland in the British Empire ; The structure of Anglo-Irish politics -- Reforming the undertaker system : Pelhamite Ireland: The Money Bill dispute ; The Devonshire settlement -- Ireland and the Seven Years War: Bedford and the undertakers ; The Halifax viceroyalty ; Bute, Grenville and Ireland ; The first Rockingham Ministry ; Chatham, Bristol and constant residency -- Lord Townshend and constant residency: The appointment of Lord Townshend ; Grafton and Ireland ; The formation of the North Ministry ; The Absentee Tax controversy -- Ireland and the American Revolution: The outbreak of the American crisis ; The Free Trade dispute ; Paralysis in Britain, defeat in Ireland -- Legislative independence: The Carlisle viceroyalty ; The second Rockingham Ministry ; The 'Renunciation Act' -- Conclusion.".
• 2002072344 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction 1 --1 Women's Bodies: The Changeling and Women Beware Women 11 --2 Women as Emblem: The Maid's Tragedy and The Lady's Tragedy 43 -- 3 Women and the Law: The White Devil and The Witch of Edmonton 87 -- 4 Women's Souls: The Duchess of Malfi and 'Tis Pity She's a Whore 118 -- 5 Women and History: The Tragedy of Mariam, The Broken Heart and The Concealed Fancies 148.".
• 2002072380 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface xi -- Acknowledgments xiii -- 1 Introduction I -- 1.1 Hybridization 1 -- 1.2 Affymetrix GeneChip Technology 3 -- 1.3 Spotted Arrays 6 -- 1.4 Serial Analysis of Gene Expression (SAGE) 8 -- 1.5 Example: Affymetrix vs. Spotted Arrays 9 -- 1.6 Summary 11 -- 1.7 Further Reading 13 -- 2 Overview of Data Analysis 15 -- 3 Basic Data Analysis 17 -- 3.1 Absolute Measurements 17 -- 3.2 Scaling 18 -- 3.2.1 Example: Linear and Nonlinear Scaling 20 -- 3.3 Detection of Outliers 20 -- 3.4 Fold Change 21 -- 3.5 Significance 22 -- 3.5.1 Nonparametric Tests 24 -- 3.5.2 Correction for Multiple Testing 24 -- 3.5.3 Example I: t-Test and ANOVA 25 -- 3.5.4 Example II: Number of Replicates 26 -- 3.6 Summary 28 -- 3.7 Further Reading 29 -- 4 Visualization by Reduction of Dimensionality 33 -- 4.1 Principal Component Analysis 33 -- 4.2 Example 1: PCA on Small Data Matrix 35 -- 4.3 Example 2: PCA on Real Data 37 -- 4.4 Summary 37 -- 4.5 Further Reading 39 -- 5 Cluster Analysis 41 -- 5.1 Hierarchical Clustering 41 -- 5.2 K-means Clustering 43 -- 5.3 Self-Organizing Maps 44 -- 5.4 Distance Measures 45 -- 5.4.1 Example: Comparison of Distance Measures 47 -- 5.5 Normalization 49 -- 5.6 Visualization of Clusters 50 -- 5.6.1 Example: Visualization of Gene Clusters in -- Bladder Cancer 50 -- 5.7 Summary 50 -- 5.8 Further Reading 52 -- 6 Beyond Cluster Analysis 55 -- 6.1 Function Prediction 55 -- 6.2 Discovery of Regulatory Elements in Promoter -- Regions 56 -- 6.2.1 Example 1: Discovery of Proteasomal Element 57 -- 6.2.2 Example 2: Rediscovery of Mlu Cell Cycle -- Box (MCB) 57 -- 6.3 Integration of data 58 -- 6.4 Summary 59 -- 6.5 Further Reading 59 -- 7 Reverse Engineering of Regulatory Networks 63 -- 7.1 The Time-Series Approach 63 -- 7.2 The Steady-State Approach 64 -- 7.3 Limitations of Network Modeling 65 -- 7.4 Example 1: Steady-State Model 65 -- 7.5 Example 2: Steady-State Model on Real Data 66 -- 7.6 Example 3: Steady-State Model on Real Data 68 -- 7.7 Example 4: Linear Time-Series Model 68 -- 7.8 Further Reading 71 -- 8 Molecular Classifiers 75 -- 8.1 Classification Schemes 76 -- 8.1.1 Nearest Neighbor 76 -- 8.1.2 Neural Networks 76 -- 8.1.3 Support Vector Machine 76 -- 8.2 Example I: Classification of Cancer Subtypes 77 -- 8.3 Example II: Classification of Cancer Subtypes 78 -- 8.4 Summary 79 -- 8.5 Further Reading 79 -- 9 Selection of Genes for Spotting on Arrays 81 -- 9.1 Gene Finding 82 -- 9.2 Selection of Regions Within Genes 82 -- 9.3 Selection of Primers for PCR 83 -- 9.4 Selection of Unique Oligomer Probes 83 -- 9.4.1 Example: Finding PCR Primers for Gene -- AF105374 83 -- 9.5 Experimental Design 84 -- 9.6 Further Reading 84 -- 10 Limitations of Expression Analysis 87 -- 10.1 Relative VersusAbsoluteRNA Quantification 88 -- 10.2 Further Reading 88 -- 11 Genotyping Chips 91 -- 11.1 Example: NeuralNetworksfor GeneChipprediction 91 -- 11.2 Further Reading 93 -- 12 Software Issues and Data Formats 95 -- 12.1 Standardization Efforts 96 -- 12.2 Standard File Format 97 -- 12.2.1 Example: Small Scripts in Awk 97 -- 12.3 Software for Clustering 98 -- 12.3.1 Example: Clustering with ClustArray 99 -- 12.4 Software for Statistical Analysis 99 -- 12.4.1 Example: StatisticalAnalysis with R 99 -- 12.4.2 The affyR Software Package 103 -- 12.4.3 Commercial Statistics Packages 103 -- 12.5 Summary 103 -- 12.6 Further Reading 104 -- 13 Commercial Software Packages 105 -- 14 Bibliography 109 -- Index 123.".
• 2002072392 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. SWAN SONG -- 2. RELIGIOUS COMPANY -- 3. THE PROMISED LAND -- 4. A MOTHER'S WISH -- 5. To SEA -- 6. PROVIDENCE AND DESIRE -- 7. A FAMILIST AFFAIR -- 8. THE DOUBLE LIFE OF RICHARD MORE -- 9. THE BELL -- 10. THE QUAKER CRISIS -- 11. BATTLES LARGE AND SMALL -- 12. UNDER WATCHFUL EYES -- 13. HYPOCRISY UNMASK'D -- 14. HYSTERIA -- AFTERMATH: STONE REMAINS.".
• 2002072399 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: List of Tables and Figures -- Acknowledgements --Part I Introduction -- 1 Disease, Change, Consciousness and Denial -- 2 The Disease and its Epidemology --Part II Susceptibility -- 3 Epidemic Roots -- 4 Cases -- 5 Why Africa? --Part III Vulnerability and Impact -- 6 Introduction to Impact -- 7 Individuals, Households and Communities -- 8 Dependants: Orphans and the Elderly -- 9 Subsistence Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods -- 10 HIV/AIDS and 'For Profit' Enterprise -- 11 AIDS, Development and Economic Growth -- 12 Government and Governance -- 13 Responses -- 14 Globalisation, Inequality, HIV/AIDS and the Intimacies of Self --Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- The Association Francois-Xavier Bagnoud.".
• 2002072415 tableOfContents "Galician society as cultural public -- Commerce -- Pedagogy -- Enlightened entertainment -- Cultural identity -- Community -- Status -- Making the nation.".
• 2002072421 tableOfContents "Part I. Philosophies of nothing. -- Towards nothing: Plotinus, Avicenna, Ghent, Scotus and Ockham -- Scotus and Ockham: intuitive cognition-to cognise nothing -- Spinoza: pan(a)theistic acosmism -- Kant: causing all to disappear -- Hegel's consummate philosophy: the univocity of Geist -- On the line: Martin Heidegger and Paul Celan -- Derrida: Spinozistic plotinaianism -- Part II. Difference of theology. To speak, to do, to see: analogy, participation, divine ideas and the idea of beauty -- Difference knowledge makes: creation out of love -- Philosophies of nothing and the difference of theology: Sartre, Lacan, Deleuze, Badiou and creation out of no-one.".
• 2002072491 tableOfContents "Contents: Search for the unknown quantity in the solar wind -- Confronting paradigms: aurora research during the early space age -- Realizing the dream of our pioneers: polar magnetic substorms and the associated current system -- Is the earth's dipole really off-centered and inclined? : planetary magnectic fields -- Myth of the emerging flux tubes: sunspots and solar flares -- Synthesis of the four major disciplines: predicting geomagnetic storms as a space weather project -- Beyond the inner heliosphere: the magnetic field structure of the outer heliosphere: a three-dimensional model.".
• 2002072517 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface -- Notes on the Contributors --Part I Introduction -- 1 Peacebuilding: Conceptual and Policy Issues -- Ho- Won Jeong -- 2 Does Peacebuilding Build Peace? -- Charles-Philippe David --Part II Peacekeeping and Capacity Building -- 3 Peacekeeping Strategies for Peacebuilding: Multi-Functional Roles -- Ho- Won Jeong -- 4 Negotiation Readiness in the Development Context: Adding Capacity to Ripeness -- Bertram I. Spector --Part III Reconciliation and Social Rehabilitation -- 5 Reconciliation: Contexts and Consequences -- Charles Lerche and Ho- Won Jeong -- 6 Gender in Post-Conflict Reconstruction -- Susan McKay -- Part IV Policy Design and Operational Issues -- 7 Peacebuilding Design: A Synergetic Approach -- Ho- Won Jeong -- 8 Operational Issues for Peacebuilding: -- Organisational Imperatives -- Ho- Won Jeong and David Last.".
• 2002072540 tableOfContents "v. 1. Crises and resistance in the 21st century world-system -- v. 2. New theoretical directions for the 21st century world-system.".
• 2002072565 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Part I Design -- 1 Creating Object and Project Templates -- 2 Designing Modules and Procedures -- Part II Conveitions -- 3 Naming Conventions -- 4 Using Constants and Enumerations -- 5 Variables -- Part III Coding Constructs -- 6 Formatting Code -- 7 Commenting Code -- 8 Looping Structures -- 9 Controlling Code Flow -- 10 Exception Handling -- Part IV Advanced Programming -- 11 Programming Objects -- 12 File Operations -- 13 Debugging -- Part V User Interaction -- 14 Interface Design -- 15 User Input and Notification -- 16 Distributing Solutions -- Part VI Team Projects -- 17 Version Control -- 18 Source Code Control -- Appendix.".
• 2002072597 tableOfContents "Introduction / Ned Sherrin -- U and non-U / Alan S.C. Ross -- The English aristocracy / Nancy Mitford -- An open letter to the Hon. Mrs. Peter Rodd (Nancy Mitford) on a very serious subject / Evelyn Waugh -- Posh lingo / 'Strix' -- What U-future? / Christopher Sykes -- How to get on in society / John Betjeman.".
• 20020726 tableOfContents "I. Specimen of the first writ of ship-money. 1634.--II. The King's case laid before the judges, with their answer. Feb. 7, 1637.--III. Extracts from the speech of Oliver St. John in the ship-money case. Nov. 1637.--IV. Extracts from the Argument of Sir Robert Berkeley, justice of the King's bench. 1638.--V. Act declaring the illegality of ship-money. Aug. 7. 1641.".
• 2002072646 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PART I STUDY DESIGNS AND METHODS -- 1. Introduction to Epidemiologic Research Methods -- Jerome A Fleming and Chung-Cheng Hsieh -- 2. Analysis of Categorized Data: Use of the Odds ratio as a Measure of Association -- Stephen L. Hilis and Robert F. Woolson -- 3. Methods in Psychiatric Genetics -- Stephen V Faraone, Debby Tsuang, and Ming T. Tsuang -- 4. Reliability -- Patrick E. Shrmut -- 5. Validity: Defritions and Applications to Psychiatric Research -- Jill M. Goldstein and John CSimpson -- 6. Mental Health Services Research -- Jack D. Burke, Jr -- 7. The Pharmacepidemiology of Psychiatric Medications -- Philip S. Wang, Alexander M. Walker, and Jerry Avom -- 8. Peering into the Future of Psychiatric Epidemiology -- Ezra Susser, Michaeline Bresnahan, and Bruce Link --PART II ASSESSMENT -- 9. Studying the Natural History of Psychopathology -- William W. Eaton -- 10. The Developnental Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders -- Mary Cannon, Matti Huttunen, and Robin Murray -- 11. Birth and Development of Psychiatric Interviews -- Lee iN. Robins -- 12. Symptom Scales and Diagnostic Schedules in Adult Psychiatry -- Janer M. Murphy -- 13. DSMI-IV and Psychiatric Epidemiology -- Miclhael B. First -- 14. The National Comorbidity Survey -- Ronald C. Kessler and Ellen Walters --PART III EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MAJOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS -- 15. Epidemiology of Psychosis with Special Reference to Schizophrenia -- Euelpn J. Bromet, Mary Amanda Dew and William W Eaton -- 16. Epidemiology of Depressive and Anxiety Disorders -- Ewald Hornath, Rose S. Cohen, and Myma M. Weissman -- 17. Epidemiology of Bipolar Disorder -- Mawricio Token and Jules Angst -- 18. The Epidemiology of First-Onset Mania -- T. Lioyd and P. B. Jones -- 19. The Epidemiology of Alcohol Use, Abuse, and Dependence -- Nancy L. Day and Gregory G. Homish -- 20. Epidemiology of Drug Dependence -- Jamns C. Anthony, with John E. Helzer -- 21. Personality Disorders: Epidemiological Findings, Methods and Concepts -- Michael J. Lyons and Beth A. Jerskey --PART IV EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SPECIAL POPULATIONS -- 22. Epidemiology and Geriatric Psychiatry -- Celia F. Hybels and Dan G. Blazer -- 23. The Epidemiology of Child and Adolescent Mental Disorders -- Stephen L. Buka, Michael Monuteaux, and Felton Earls -- 24. Epidemiology of Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents -- Kathleen Ries MeA kana ad Shelli Avenevoli.".
• 2002072654 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface --CHAPTER 1 Offensive Phalli and Frigid Caps --CHAPTER 2 Insidious Killers --CHAPTER 3 What Lies Beneath --CHAPTER 4 Metamorphosis --CHAPTER 5 The Odd Couple --CHAPTER 6 Ingold'sJewels --CHAPTER 7 Siren Songs --CHAPTER 8 Angels of Death --CHAPTER 9 Mr. Bloomfield's Orchard --Notes --Index.".
• 2002072659 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 The celestial illusions 2 The real sizes of the moon and sun 3 Perceiving size 4 Measuring the moon illusion 5 Atmospheric refraction 6 Aerial perspectives 7 In the eye of the beholder 8 The vault of the heavens 9 So near and yet so far 10 Sizing up the moon 11 The angle of regard 12 A question of balance 13 Conclusions and conundrums Epilogue Appendix: Summary of scientific developments relating to the moon illusion Notes References Name index Subject index.".
• 2002072670 tableOfContents "Introduction -- Male and female shamans -- Trance, ecstasy and possession -- Shamans' paraphernalia -- Deities and spirits -- The shaman's costume -- Divination and healing -- Soul, ancestor cults and death -- Images and idols -- Were-animals.".
• 2002072693 tableOfContents "v. 1. Words and terms -- v. 2. Important people in biotechnology -- v. 3. The history of biotechnology -- v. 4. Debatable issues.".
• 2002072701 tableOfContents "Reading the past : what is architectural history? What is history? / EH Carr ; The fictions of factual representation / Hayden White -- The authority of the author : biography and the reconstruction of the canon. Biographical dictionary / Sir Howard Colvin ; What is an author? / Michel Foucault -- On classical ground : histories of style. Architecture in Britain, 1530-1830 / Sir John Summerson ; Art history and class struggle / Nicos Hadjinicolaou -- A class performance : social histories of architecture. Life in the English country house / Mark Girouard ; In search of cultural history / EH Gombrich --The illusion of inclusion : the guidebook and historic architecture. The buildings of England / Sir Nikolaus Pevsner ; The Blue guide / Roland Barthes -- Reading architectural herstories : the discourses of gender. Sexism and the star system in architecture / Denise Scott Brown ; Planning and representation in the early modern country house / Alice T Friedman.".
• 2002072704 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction: Where No Bard Has Gone Before -- 2. Unpopularizing Shakespeare: A Short History 21 -- 3. According to Shakespeare: Allusion and Citation 50 -- 4. Recasting the Plays: Homage, Adaptation, Parody 82 -- 5. A Will to Reinvent: Biography and Mythology 110 -- 6. Shakespeare Tourism and Festivals 143.".
• 2002072738 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction 1984 I -- 1. The Utopia and Radical Humanism 6 -- 2. The Reformation and Prophetic Poetry 28 -- 3. The Shepheardes Calender: Prophecy and the Court 53 -- 4. Sidney and Political Pastoral 82 -- 5. The Faerie Queene and Elizabethan Politics 97 -- 6. Voluntary Servitude: Fulke Greville and the Arts of Power 140 -- 7. Jonson and theJacobean Peace, 603-1616 155 -- 8. The Spenserians and KingJames, I603-I616 173 -- 9. Crisis and Reaction, 1617-1628 199 -- 10. The Politics of Milton's Early Poetry 224 -- Afterword 2002 270.".
• 2002072743 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction I -- 1. V. S. Pritchett and English Comedy 8 -- JAMES WOOD -- 2. No Laughing Matter: A Word on Angus Wilson zo -- P. N. FURBANK -- 3. Mother Tongue: A Memoir 34 -- IAN MCEWAN -- 4. Between Waugh and Wodehouse: Comedy and Conservatism 45 -- CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS -- 5. Ladlit 60 -- ELAINE SHOWALTER -- 6. Enigmas and Homelands 77 -- MICHAEL WOOD -- 7. No Passes or Documents Are Needed: The Writer at Home in Europe 93 -- HILARY MANTEL -- 8. Penelope 107 -- WENDY LESSER -- 9. Why Christopher Isherwood Stopped Writing Fiction 126 -- KATHE RINE BUCKNELL -- 10. Shaping Modern English Fiction: The Forms of the Content and the Contents of the Form 149 -- VALENTINE CUNNINGHAM -- 11. The Politics of Narrative in the Post-war Scottish Novel -- LIAM MCILVANNEY -- 12. The Ruined Futures of British Science Fiction -- PATRICK PARRINDER -- 13. P. D. James and the Distinguished Thing 234 -- MARTIN PRIESTMAN -- 14. The Novel Adapted for Television 258 -- ELIZABETH JANE HOWARD -- 15. Against Dryness 265 -- MARTIN AMIS -- 16. Commissioning and Editing Modern Fiction 270 -- DAN FRANKLIN -- 17. Before it Becomes Literature: How Fiction Reviewers Have Dealt with the English Novel 284 -- LINDSAY DUGUID.".
• 2002072752 tableOfContents "1. Descartes' project -- 2. Reading the Meditations -- 3. Withdrawing the mind from the senses -- 4. Discovering the nature of mind -- 5. Truth, God, and the circle -- 6. Judgment, error, and freedom -- 7. Matter, God, and the circle again -- 8. The natural world and the mind-body relation -- 9. The new science : physics, physiology, and the passions -- 10. Legacy and contribution.".
• 2002072766 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Workshop Organization -- Session 1: Modelling and Specification -- Can UML be a System-Level Language for Embedded Software? -- Joao M. Fernandes, Ricardo J. Machado -- PEARL for Distributed Embedded Systems -- Roman Gumzej, Wolfgang A. Halang -- Universal Plug and Play Machine Models -- Uwe Glasser, Margus Veanes -- Session 2: Specification and Analysis -- Analysis of Event-Driven Real-Time Systems with Time Petri Nets: -- A Translation-Based Approach -- Zonghua Gu, Kang G. Shin -- Petri Net Based Design of Reconfigurable Embedded -- Real-Time Systems -- Carsten Rust, Friedhelm Stappert, Reinhard Bernhardi-Grisson -- Model Checking Robustness to Desynchronization -- Jean-Pierre Talpin -- Session 3: Verification and Validation -- A Semi-Formal Method to Verify Correctness of Functional -- Requirements Specifications of Complex Systems -- Nihal Kececi, Wolfgang A. Halang, Alain Abran -- Towards Design Verification and Validation at Multiple Levels of -- Abstraction -- Holger Giese, Martin Kardos, Ulrich Nickel -- Modeling and Verification of Pipelined Embedded Processors in the -- Presence of Hazards and Exceptions -- Prabhat Mishra, Nikil Dutt -- Session 4: Fault Tolerance and Detection -- Statistical Analysis of a Hybrid Replication Model -- Emerson Rogdrio de Oliveira Junior, Ingrid Jansch Porto -- Building Embedded Fault-Tolerant Systems for Critical -- Applications: An Experimental Study -- Paul Townend, Jie Xu, Malcolm Munro -- Fault Detection in Safety-Critical Embedded Systems -- Domen Verber, Matjaz Colnaric, Wolfgang A. Halang -- Session 5: Middleware and Reuse -- Dependability Characterization of Middleware Services -- Eric Marsden, Nicolas Perrot, Jean-Charles Fabre, Jean Arlat -- Adaptive Middleware for Ubiquitous Computing Environments -- Steven S. Yau, Fariaz Karim -- Finegrained Application Specific Customization of Embedded -- Software -- Danilo Beuche, Olaf Spinczyk, Wolfgang Schroder-Preikschat -- Session 6:.Timing and Performance Analysis -- Checking the Temporal Behaviour of Distributed and Parallel -- Embedded Systems -- Wolfgang A. Halang, Nihal Kececi, Grace Tsai -- Transforming Execution-Time Boundable Code into Temporally -- Predictable Code -- Peter Puschner -- Bottom-Up Performance Analysis of HW/SW Platforms -- Kai Richter, Dirk Ziegenbein, Marek Jersak, Rolf Ernst -- Session 7: Partitioning and Scheduling -- Temporal Partitioning and Sequencing of Dataflow Graphs on -- Reconfigurable Systems -- Christophe Bobda -- Integration of Low Power Analysis into High-Level Synthesis -- Achim Rettberg, Bernd Kleinjohann, Franz J. Rammig -- Going Beyond Deadline-Driven Low-Level Scheduling in -- Distributed Real-Time Computing Systems -- K. H. (Kane) Kim, Juqiang Liu -- Session 8: Communication and Application -- IEEE-1394 A Standard to Interconnect Distributed Systems -- Romualdo Santamaria -- Deterministic and High-Performance Communication System -- for the Distributed Control of Mechatronic Systems Using the -- IEEE1394a -- M. Zanella, T. Lehmann, T. Hestermeyer, A. Pottharst -- A Consistent Design Methodology for Configurable -- HW/SW-Interfaces in Embedded Systems -- Stefan Ihmor, Markus Visarius, Wolfram Hardt -- Low Latency Color Segmentation on Embedded Real-Time -- Systems -- Dirk Stichling, Bemd Kleinjohann -- Session 9: Design Methods and Frameworks -- Soft IP Design Framework Using Metaprogramniing Techniques -- Vytautas Stuikys, Robertas Damasevicius, Giedrius Ziberkas, -- Giedrius Majauskas -- How to integrate Webservices in Embedded System Design? -- Achim Rettberg, Wolfgang Thronicke -- Design and Realization of Distributed Real-Time Controllers for -- Mechatronic Systems -- M. Deppe, M. Zanella.".
• 2002072781 tableOfContents "v. 1. Introductions and Demospongiae -- v. 2. Calcarea, Hexactinellida, Sphinctozoa, Archaeocyatha, unrecognizable taxa, and index of higher taxa.".
• 2002072807 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. The Leopardskin of Dao and the Icon of Truth: Natural Birth vs. Mimesis in Chinese and Western Literary Theories -- Mimesis: Presence and Absence in the West and China -- Truth vs. Dao: Transcendence and Immanence -- Truth vs. Dao: Visual vs. Nonvisual -- Truth vs. Dao: Subject and Object -- Dao and Wen: Natural Birth -- 2. Small Talk and Weeds: the Genealogy of Xiao Shuo -- Pre-Han Period: Small Talk and Great Dao -- Han Dynasty: the Completing of the Significations of Xiao Shuo -- Post Han Period: the Expanding of the Contents of Xiao Shuo and the Naming of Storytelling -- Xiao Shuo and Fiction: the Mismatch of the Match -- 3. Pearl Ships and Qi: A Central Generic Feature of Xiao Shuo -- The Universal Presence of Qi -- A Genealogy of Qi -- Pre-Six Dynasties -- The Six Dynasties -- Tang Dynasty -- Song Dynasty -- A Definition of Qi: the Ming-Qing Period -- Supernatural Qi -- Ordinary Qi -- Narrative Qi -- Qi in Action -- 4. Cuisine and Seafood: Xiao Shuo as You Xi -- Deprivation of Knowledge -- Defense of Xiao Shuo -- Xiao Shuo as YouXi in Discursive Discourse -- Xiao Shuo as You Xi in Social Reality -- A Definition of You Xi -- 5. Fifty Feet and One Hundred Feet: Confucianist Discourse -- vs. Xiao Shuo -- Three Major Charges against Xiao Shuo -- Guai, Yin, Luan in the Confucian Canon -- Yijing -- Shijing -- Chunqiu -- Guai, Yin, Luan and Confucius -- 6. Confucianist Discourse: Three in the Morning and Four -- in the Afternoon -- Confucius and the Six Classics -- The Making of the Orthodox Discourse -- Jing -- Confucianism -- The Character of Confucianist Discourse -- Confucianist Discourse and the Status of Xiao Shuo.".
• 2002072904 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Part 1 - Introduction -- I The Paradigm Shift in Environmental Politics -- - Towards a New Image of the Manageable Society -- Pieter Glasbergen and Peter P.J. Driessen -- 2 Networks as a New Concept for Governance -- Henri J.M. Goverde and Nico J.M. Nelissen -- 3 Strategies in Environmental Policy -- - A Historical Institutional Perspective -- Jan P.M. van Tatenhove and Henri J.M. Goverde -- Part 2 - Environmental Politics in an Economical Context -- 4 Greening Production as Co-responsibility -- Walter J.V. Vermeulen -- 5 The Stubborn Consumer -- Walter J.V. Vermeulen -- Part 3 - Environmental Politics in a Spatial Context -- 6 The Renewal of Rural Areas -- Peter P.J. Driessen, Henri J.M. Goverde and -- Jan PM. van Tatenhove -- 7 Policy Innovations in the Urban Context -- Jochem FM. van der Waals and Pieter Glasbergen -- Part 4 - Political Institutional Aspects -- 8 Environment and Participation -- - The Shifting Significance of a Double Concept -- Pieter Leroy and Jan P.M. van Tatenhove -- 9 Greening Political Institutions -- Pieter Glasbergen and Henri J.M. Goverde -- 10 The Netherlands: International Innovator or Self- -- interested Negotiator? -- Bas Arts, Carel Dieperink and Duncan Liefferink -- Part 5 - Conclusions -- 11 The Paradigm Shift in Environmental -- Policy Research -- Pieter Leroy and Nico J.M. Nelissen -- 12 New Directions in Environmental Politics -- - Concluding Remarks -- Peter P.J. Driessen and Pieter Glasbergen.".
• 2002072919 tableOfContents "The origins of magic -- Magical apparel & appurtenances -- Now you see it, now you don't, appearing and disappearing acts & illusions -- Transfiguration & shape-shifting -- Flying, levitation & escapology -- Little tiny pieces -- Fun at the table & in the parlour -- Mysteries of the Orient -- You are feeling s-l-e-e-p-y, mindreading & other feats of mental magic.".
• 2002072937 tableOfContents "Being an explorer -- Early explorers -- The search for trade routes -- New horizons -- Exploration and science -- Reference.".
• 2002072939 tableOfContents "God -- Adam and Eve and Cain and Abel -- Noah and Abraham -- Lot and Isaac -- Jacob and Joseph -- Moses and Joshua -- Deborah and Gideon -- Samson and Ruth and Naomi -- Samuel and King Saul -- David and Solomon -- Elijah and Elisha -- Jonah and Isaiah -- Josiah and Jeremiah -- Daniel and Shadrach -- Ezekiel and Nehemiah and Ezra -- Esther and Job -- Mary and Herod -- Anna and Simeon and John The Baptist -- Jairus and Lazarus -- Jesus -- Bartimaeus and Zacchaeus -- The Twelve Disciples -- Pontius Pilate and Joseph of Arimathea -- Mary Magdalene and Cleopas -- The Holy Spirit -- Stephen and Paul -- Silas and Luke -- Timothy and Dorcas.".
• 2002072965 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1.Molecular genetics-plant breeder's perspective 1 -- G.S.Khush -- 2.Molecular markers: principles and methodology 9 -- P.K.Gupta, R.K.Varshney and M.Prasad -- 3.Molecular marker assisted breeding 55 -- D.S.Brar -- 4.Microsatellites and molecular breeding: exploitation of -- microsatellite variability for the analysis of a monotonous -- genome 85 -- P.Winter, B.Hiittel, K.Weising and G.Kahl -- 5.Development and application of molecular markers in conifers 139 -- R.Schubert and G.Miiller-Starck -- 6.DNA markers and heterosis 161 -- P.K.Ranjekar, A.P.Davierwala and VS.Gupta -- 7.Molecular markers and abiotic stresses 203 -- I.Winicov -- 8.Molecular markers for flowering time genes in crop species 239 -- D.A.Laurie and S.Griffiths -- 9.Molecular markers for the genetic analysis of apomixis 265 -- M.J.Asins, M.R.Garcia, C.Ruiz and E.A.Carbonell -- 10.Use of molecular markers for fruit crop improvement 283 -- A.R.McCaskill and J.J.Giovannoni -- 11.In situ hybridization in plants - methods and application 299 -- J.Maluszynska -- 12.Molecular tools for improving coffee (Coffea arabica L) -- resistance to parasites 327 -- D.Fernandez and P.Lashermes -- 13.Construction and use of genetic maps in cereals 347 -- M.Motto and P.A.Marsan -- 14.Gene expression under environmental stresses-molecular -- marker analysis 371 -- M.Brosch6, J.R.Gittins, H.Savenstrand and A.Strid -- 15.Random insertional mutagenesis in Arabidopsis 409 -- T.Ito and K.Shinozaki -- 16.Engineering the chloroplast genome to confer stress tolerance -- and production of pharmaceutical proteins 427 -- H.Daniell -- 17.Identification of strawberry flavour related genes by the use -- of DNA microarrays 453 -- A.Aharoni and A.P.O'Connell -- 18.Gene targeting in plants 481 -- S.Kumar and M.Fladung -- 19.Plant DNA methylation and gene expression 501 -- M.Bellucci, F Paolocci, F.Damiani and S.Arcioni -- 20.QTL mapping in crop plants 541 -- S.B.Andersen and A.M.Torp -- 21.QTLs for rooth growth and drought resistance in rice 563 -- A.Price -- 22.QTL mapping for forage traits 585 -- Th.Liibberstedt -- 23.QTLs in bread making quality: a review 601 -- G.Charmet and C.Groos.".
• 2002072968 tableOfContents "1. Introduction / C. Cocklin, I. Bowler, and C. Bryant -- Part I, Interpreting sustainability. 2. Developing indicators of 'sustainability' / W. Smith -- 3. Nature, society, and sustainability / G.M. Robinson -- 4. The 'wild,' the market, and the native : indigenous issues in wildlife utilisation and management / M. Langton -- Part II, Globalisation, restructuring, and sustainability. 5. Globalisation, food regimes, and rural networks / R. Le Heron -- 6. Restructuring, regulation, and sustainability / N. Lewis, W. Moran, and C. Cocklin --7. Enterprises and commodity chains / M. Troughton -- Part III, Environmental imperatives. 8. Conservation and sustainability / M. Tilzey -- 9. Sustainable farming systems / I. Bowler -- 10. Planning for sustainable rural land use systems / H. van Lier -- Part IV, Rurality, community, and development / A. Joseph -- 12. Sustainable rural communities and rural development / R. Epps -- 13. Urban and rural interactions and rural community renewal / C. Bryant -- 14. Conclusion / C. Bryant, I. Bowler, and C. Cocklin.".
• 2002072992 tableOfContents "v. 1. Part A -- v. 2. Part B.".
• 2002073056 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface -- Committee Chairs -- International Programme Committee -- Part One Keynote Speaker -- Deconstructing Silos: The Business Value of Usability -- in the 21st Century -- Gitte Lindgaard -- Part Two Technical Sessions -- User-Centred Design Process -- A Method-Independent Process Model of User-Centred Design -- Timo Jokela -- Use and Reuse of HCI Knowledge in the Software Development Lifecycle: Existing Approaches and What Developers Think -- Eduard Metzker & Harald Reiterer -- Analyzing the Role of Organizational Culture in the Implementation of User-Centered Design: Disentangling the Approaches for Cultural Analysis -- Netta Iivari -- Usability of Mobile Systems -- The Importance of User Roles in Feature Bundling Decisions in Wireless Handheld Devices: Strategic User Needs Analysis (SUNA) -- Sheila Narasimhan & Gitte Lindgaard -- Exploring the Use of the Mobile Phone -- Nadine Ozkan -- Usability Engineering Milestones In Complex Product Development - Experiences At Nokia Mobile Phones: Industrial Experience -- Pekka Ketola -- User Requirements Analysis -- Use Case Maps: A Roadmap for Usability and Software Integrated Specification -- A. Alsumait, A. Seffah, and T. Radhakrishnan -- User Requirements Analysis: A Review of Supporting Methods -- Martin Maguire & Nigel Bevan -- Usability Evaluation -- Specifying and Evaluating Usability Requirements Using the Common Industry Format: Four Case Studies -- Nigel Bevan, Nigel Claridge, Martin Maguire -- & Maria Athousaki -- Formal Usability Testing of Interactive Educational Software: A Case Study -- Darelle Van Greunen and Janet Wesson -- Tools -- EQUAL: Towards an Inclusive Design Approach to Novice Programming Languages and Computing Environments for Native Users -- Basawaraj Patil, Klaus Maetzel and Erich J. Neuhold -- MouseLupe: An Accessibility Tool for People with Low Vision -- Luciano Silva, Olga R. P. Bellon, Paulo F. U. Gotardo & Percy Nohama -- A Framework for Rapid Mid-Fidelity Prototyping of Web Sites -- Daniel Engelberg and Ahmed Seffa -- Web Usability -- Keep on Trying: Online Securities Trading Sites -- Dmitri Morenkov -- User Satisfaction, Aesthetics and Usability: Beyond Reductionism -- Gitte Lindgaard & Cathy Dudek -- Frameworks for Usability -- Evaluating Security Tools towards Usable Security: A Usability -- Taxonomy for the Evaluation of Security Tools Based on a -- Categorization of User Errors -- Johannes Kaiser & Martin Reichenbach -- Improving Usability in Decision Support Systems: Practical Use -- of the Decision Enquiry Approach for Requirements Analysis -- Caroline Parker -- Teaching Human-Computer Interaction: Qualitative Support -- for an Alternative Approach -- Paula Kotz6 & Lars Oestreicher -- Usability: Who Cares? -- Usability: Who Cares?: An Analysis of Indifference Towards -- Usability Within the IT Industry -- Thomas McCoy -- Author Index -- Keywords Index.".
• 2002073099 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: CHAPTER 1 Skeletal Muscle Anatomy Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Muscle Development Development of Specific Muscle Fiber Types Skeletal Muscle Cell Microstructure Studies of Muscle Filament and Sarcomere Structure Satellite Cells: Reserves for Injury and Repair Whole Skeletal Muscle Structure Architecture of Human Skeletal Muscles Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 2 Skeletal Muscle Physiology Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Excitation-Contraction Coupling Temporal Summation Length-Tension Relationship: Isometric Muscle Contraction Force-Velocity Relationship: Isotonic Muscle Contraction Length-Tension-Velocity Relationship The Cross-Bridge Cycle Mechanical Properties of Muscles with Different Architectures Muscle Fiber Types Methods for Typing Muscle Fibers Other Muscle Fiber Classification Schemes Physiologic Properties of Muscle Fiber Types Morphologic Properties of Different Muscle Fiber Types The Motor Unit Motor Unit Recruitment Human Voluntary Motor Unit Recruitment Physiologic Basis of Fatigue The Electromyogram Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 3 The Production of Movement Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Muscle-Tendon Interaction Joint Moments Muscle-Joint Interaction During Isometric Torque Production Physiological Range of Motion Isokinetic Dynamometers Used in Physical Assessment The Gait Cycle Biomechanics of Biarticular Muscles Gait Cycle Timing at Increased Velocities Energy Expenditure During Gait Muscles as Springs Direct Force and Length Measurements During Locomotion Implications for Physical Therapy Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 4 Skeletal Muscle Adaptation to Increased Use Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Adaptation to Chronic Electrical Stimulation Adaptation to Chronic Stretch Adaptation to Compensatory Hypertrophy Adaptation to Intermittent Electrical Stimulation Adaptation to Exercise Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 5 Skeletal Muscle Adaptation to Decreased Use Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Adaptation to Immobilization Remobilization After Immobilization Adaptation to Spinal Cord Transection Adaptation to Hindlimb Unloading Mechanism of Muscle Fiber Atrophy Adaptation to Aging Adaptation to Tenotomy Adaptation to Denervation Muscle Fiber Specificity to Reinnervation Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 6 Skeletal Muscle Response to Injury Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Morphology of the Degeneration- Regeneration Cycle Muscle Properties After Regeneration Clinical Application to Muscular Dystrophy Muscle Response to Exercise-Induced Injury Chapter Summary References.".
• 2002073155 tableOfContents "v. 1 To 1877 -- v. 2 Since 1865.".

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