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Geography and language collide in Soil, the debut collection of poetry by Tim Cresswell.His poems delight in the strange and are often situated at the cusp of the natural and urban worlds. A fox climbs to the top of a London skyscraper, municipal trees are displaced from their mountain habitats, sandworts take root in abandoned mine shafts, and geological time is glimpsed through the 'crushed structures' of the city.Cresswell is interested in ...

With full color images this is a carefully restored reproduction of a then highly classified 1943 US Army War Department manual.

With full color images this is a carefully restored reproduction of a then highly classified 1943 US Army War Department manual.

Hydroelectricity is the term referring to electricity generated by hydropower, the production of electrical power through the use of the gravitational force of falling or flowing water. It is the most widely used form of renewable energy, accounting for 16 percent of global electricity consumption, and 3, 427 terawatt-hours of electricity production in 2010, which continues the rapid rate of increase experienced between 2003 and 2012.This book...

In this study, the sociological disciplines design the statistical analysis of social phenomena and the progress of the leadership in the global world. The purpose of this study describes the leadership concept and the decision making approach and the illegitimate laws that compromise ethics and institutions. Consequently current development in environmental sociology framework contributes to make us aware about the importance to apply ethical...

World is facing severe energy crisis, the most excellent way to overcome the energy crisis is using renewable energy resources. Thousands of gallon of water have been wasted through our sewage system, if we use that water to produce electricity that will be beneficial. The main purpose of this project is to present a new alternative method for electric power generation based on utilizing waste water.

Information exchanges between competitors are commonplace and often beneficial for a successful functioning of the markets. The policy of the competition authorities within the EU has, however, at times equated instances of information exchanges with those of hard-core cartels. This paper explores whether the standard that has been used for concluding that an information exchange scheme is restrictive of competition by object is workable in te...

This book provides scholars and practitioners with a sound understanding of the theoretical framework of State responsibility in addition to various examples on how the concept is applied in contemporary jurisprudence. Firstly, the book expounds the sources of international law, the requirements necessary for State responsibility to be established and the circumstances which preclude wrongfulness. Moreover, it deals with the legal consequences...

The subject matter of this book is new and to the best of my knowledge it is the only exposition of the challenges of polcing cybercrimes in Saudi Arabia. It takes a critical approach to the subject and provides an important and original contribution to knowledge. (Professor David Wall, Head, School of Social Sciences, Durham University) This Book represents a very thorough piece of research - in many ways a model of its kind. It exhibits a nu...

This book introduces a new design technique that is called All-Time-On CMOS logic. This design technique is suitable for designing high speed digital circuits. This new design technique is applied in the disegn of a MUX and a DMUX. Both the MUX and the DMUX are designed to operate at 15 Gb/s and fabricated on 0.18 um CMOS technology. The new design technique proves its ability to achieve more speed in digital circuits compared to conventional ...

This book is designed to be a reference for Public and Private sector recruiters and management employees and Researchers. In this book 1st chapter Introduction clearly description about Independent Variables i.e Sector (Public and Private), Industry(Medium and Large scale Industries), Job Tenure(above 15years of service and below15years of service) and Type of Employment (Workers and Supervisors). Dependent Variables i.e Work Values, Achievem...

Learnability and Human Errors are influential factors of the usability of most interacting systems. This book explores the human errors and the learnability situation of authentication systems to contribute to the development of more usable interactive system. The authors investigated through observations and interviews to achieve the aim of this study. A minimalist portable test lab was developed in order to conduct the observation process in...

Polymers derived from monomer Schiff bases are generally synthesized by polycondensation reaction between diamine and a dialdehyde or diketone. The major handicap of Schiff base polymers (SBPs) is their inadequate solubility in most organic solvents because of the rigid chain structure of polymers. The insertion of flexible bonds between main chain aromatic rings is a kind of example to carry off the solubility limitation properties of SBP. In...

Climate change is considered as a major problem as it threatens life, livelihoods, and life supporting systems. Climate change can jeopardize the livelihoods of many people, particularly where its impacts are compounded by other factors or where the existing poverty makes it particularly difficult to cope with its effects. This book, therefore, provides different types of coping and adaptation strategies in rural settings with low adaptive cap...

L'objectif de cet ouvrage consiste en l'étude de certains phénomènes syntaxiques traditionnels à la lumière de nouvelles options théoriques et méthodologiques. Un cadre conceptuel tel que celui du gouvernement et du liage offre au chercheur la possibilité de pouvoir aborder l'explication de faits linguistiques complexes et hétérogènes, de déduire des propositions empiriques et met à sa disposition des hypothèses spécifiques pour éclairer une l...

One of the key factors of rule of law in a society is the impartial, efficient, and competent Judiciary. Undoubtedly, rule of law serves as a foundation for a well functioning society where most of its principles are based on the correct behavior of the judiciary. When the judiciary resorts itself to corrupt behaviors, it not only destroys the basic principles of rule of law necessary for the well-being of the justice system, but also has its ...

The habit of chewing Qat is widely spread in Yemen. The adverse effects of the chewing Qat habit on different human body systems, namely, CNS, cardiovascular, digestive, genitourinary, and reproductive health systems were broadly investigated. Furthermore, its effect on different oral tissues including periodontal tissues, hard tissues of teeth, TMJ, muscles of mastication and salivary glands were also comprehensively reported. Since, this hab...

Almost like the Holy Grail, the Universal Postal Service is deemed inviolable by many in the global postal fraternity. Numerous postal operators across the world still hold to the position of a single postal territory, to ensure that all postal customers enjoy the right to a hitherto unchallenged universal postal service involving the permanent provision of quality basic postal services at all points in their respective territories, at afforda...

Long-time back, the milk producing animals were kept under custody by people so that they can get milk from those animals for family and public. The nomadic herders used to take these animals along them to where ever they had to move. Even after so many advancements and civilizations, people buy dairy animals, keep them with themselves, milk them and get milk from them to serve their family and other villagers. The farmers used to feed the ani...

The wild grapevine is a plant not properly studied, a plant forgotten independently from the immense importance for the science of viticulture. The preservation of wild populations of V. sylvestris is essential for the maintenance of genetic variability and to resist genetic erosion.The ECPGR Woking Group recommended that: "Each country should maintain its own traditional varieties in national or regional ampelographic collections and should a...