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ACM SIGACT News, 2005
Two textbooks are previewed this time. One is Logic in Computer Science: Modelling and Reasoning about Systems, Second Edition by Michael Huth and Mark Ryan of the Imperial College of Science, Technology, and Medicine, London and the University of Birmingham ...
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Two textbooks are previewed this time. One is Logic in Computer Science: Modelling and Reasoning about Systems, Second Edition by Michael Huth and Mark Ryan of the Imperial College of Science, Technology, and Medicine, London and the University of Birmingham ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965
The present title I borrow from that of Proverbs for Pleasure , which although not itself a textbook is a fascinating compilation of the world's most cogent proverbial sayings, assembled in 1954 by H. Pullar-Strecker, a psychiatrist who came to England from Germany in the thirties.
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The present title I borrow from that of Proverbs for Pleasure , which although not itself a textbook is a fascinating compilation of the world's most cogent proverbial sayings, assembled in 1954 by H. Pullar-Strecker, a psychiatrist who came to England from Germany in the thirties.
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JAMA, 1964
DARWINIAN PRINCIPLES can apply to textbooks as well as to persons. Books, like people, have their own struggle for existence and only the fittest survive. We may argue, of course, that the ones that survive are not necessarily the best. A textbook's viability and life span may depend largely on the goodwill and recommendations of the faculty, yet, in ...
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DARWINIAN PRINCIPLES can apply to textbooks as well as to persons. Books, like people, have their own struggle for existence and only the fittest survive. We may argue, of course, that the ones that survive are not necessarily the best. A textbook's viability and life span may depend largely on the goodwill and recommendations of the faculty, yet, in ...
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Computing in Science & Engineering, 2010
An understanding of the overall process—along with tips from two experienced textbook writers—can make the difficult and time-consuming task of textbook writing a little easier.
Steven F. Barrett, Daniel J. Pack
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An understanding of the overall process—along with tips from two experienced textbook writers—can make the difficult and time-consuming task of textbook writing a little easier.
Steven F. Barrett, Daniel J. Pack
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Hospital Practice, 1973
In 1955, in the preface to the first edition of this book, Merritt wrote, "Neurology, a branch of medicine, which for many years has been traditionally allied with psychiatry, has in recent years returned more closely to the fold of Internal Medicine." Now, 18 years, four editions, nine printings, and 52,300 copies later, neurology has become even more
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In 1955, in the preface to the first edition of this book, Merritt wrote, "Neurology, a branch of medicine, which for many years has been traditionally allied with psychiatry, has in recent years returned more closely to the fold of Internal Medicine." Now, 18 years, four editions, nine printings, and 52,300 copies later, neurology has become even more
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2018
Epidemiological research is an important tool for the improvement of preventive and curative healthcare. A valid study design, unbiased study conduct and proper interpretation of study results are essential, as these provide the foundation for evidence-based medicine.
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Epidemiological research is an important tool for the improvement of preventive and curative healthcare. A valid study design, unbiased study conduct and proper interpretation of study results are essential, as these provide the foundation for evidence-based medicine.
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The Modern Language Journal, 1931
Author's Summary.— Owing to lack of uniformity in the material used in elementary classes and to the varying length of the “elementary period” (from about 90 recitations in Eastern and Southern colleges to something like 400 recitations in some high schools), vocabulary achievement at any point is very indefinite, and all texts needing vocabularies at ...
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Author's Summary.— Owing to lack of uniformity in the material used in elementary classes and to the varying length of the “elementary period” (from about 90 recitations in Eastern and Southern colleges to something like 400 recitations in some high schools), vocabulary achievement at any point is very indefinite, and all texts needing vocabularies at ...
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