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Softcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. The Internet is a big topic, and an intimidating one to a new user. Not only do you need to find and connect to a service provider to go online, but you also have to figure out how to use communications software before you even begin reaping the benefits of being online. The Internet 9 In 1 For Dummies Desk Reference reduces the intimidation by giving simple and helpful instruction on going online, using e-mail, reading newsgroups, chatting, browsing the Web, and creating Web pages. This book also helps readers understand popular Internet activities like shopping on the Web and electronic investing. The Internet 9 In 1 For Dummies Desk Reference features an Internet directory that points readers to the tried and true sites on the Web that deliver great content and service. The book also includes special section-specific indexes as well as a general index to better help readers find the information they want right away.This Desk Reference also includes a CD-ROM that includes many of the tools mentioned in the book that an Internet user needs to enhance their experience including Internet Explorer 5, Netscape Communicator 4.5, Outlook Express, a variety of Web building tools, and a page of links to Web sites referenced throughout the book. Solid binding. Please note the image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item. Book.…

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First Edition. Fine paperback copy. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description: 205 pages, 12 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Subjects: 18th-19th centuries. Sexual ethics - Great Britain - History - 18th century. 1 Kg. …

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First Edition. Fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-dulled dust wrapper. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; xvi, 784 pages. Notes; Includes index. Contents; Cover -- Contents -- PART ONE: THE GREAT WAR WITH FRANCE 1793-1815 -- Outline: 1793-1815 -- 1 Britain at War with France -- I: Causes or Occasions -- II: The Occasion of War -- III: The Ideology of the War -- IV: The Objectives of the War in the 1790s -- V: The War against Napoleon -- VI: Unofficial War Aims -- 2 The Industrial Revolution at War -- I: Assessing Britain's Wartime Economy -- II: Population and Wealth: Some International Comparisons -- III: The Evidence of Tax Statistics -- IV: Industrialization and Boom -- V: Mobilizing National Resources -- VI: The Contribution of Technology -- VII: The Contribution of Industrial Production -- VIII: International Comparisons: External Trade -- IX: A Key Resource: Money -- X: The Paper System -- 3 Britain at War with Europe -- I: The European Response to British Policy -- II: The Case for Action against Britain -- III: The Armed Neutrality of 1800 -- IV: Copenhagen, 1807 -- V: The Continental System -- VI: From Isolation to Triumph -- 4 Wellington's War -- I: The Elusive Strategic Pattern -- II: The Problem of Strategic Control -- III: Command of the Sea -- IV: The British Army: A Profession of Amateurs -- V: Military-Naval Cooperation -- VI: The Continental Commitment -- VII: The Duke of Wellington -- VIII: Wellington's System: Logistics and Repression -- IX: Wellington's Logistics and the Logic of Success -- 5 Venetian Oligarchy or Vacuum -- I: The British Political System during the French Wars -- II: Government and Party in the 1800s -- III: The Structure of Public Opinion -- IV: George III as National Symbol -- V: Alternative Symbols -- VI: The War and the Established Order -- VII: The War and National Consensus -- PART TWO: THE FIRST WORLD WAR 1914-1918 -- Outline: 1914-1918 -- 6 Britain's Entry into the First World War: A Study in Motives -- I: Problems of Agenda. II: Views from the Other Side -- III: Voices of the People -- IV: The Standard Excuses: Belgium and the Entente -- V: Parallel Cases: Turkey -- VI: Parallel Cases: Italy -- VII: Parallel Cases: Greece -- VIII: Parallel Cases: Portugal -- IX: Last Parallel Case: The United States -- X: The British Case -- XI: Psychological Crisis and the Decision for War -- 7 The War against Militarism and Imperialism -- I: The War against Prussianism -- II: The New Eastern Question -- III: The Cause of the Small Nationalities -- IV: Democracy versus Autocracy -- 8 Towards the Economics of Total War -- I: The Scale of the War -- II: The Failure of Forward Planning -- III: The Evolution of the British War Economy -- IV: Britain and the Allies -- V: Foreign Parallels: Russia and Austria-Hungary -- VI: The German War Economy -- 9 The War of the Generals -- I: Some Images of the Great War -- II: New Ideas and the Old Guard -- III: Careers Open to Talent -- IV: Left-Overs from Queen Victoria's Little Wars: Kitchener and Hamilton -- V: Sir John French -- VI: The New Professionalism -- VII: Sir Douglas Haig -- VIII: The New Warfare of the Industrial Era -- IX: Learning the Lessons of War -- X: The Military Mind Confronts Reality -- 10 Armageddon in the Machine Age -- I: Improved Ways of Killing -- II: The Machine Gun -- III: Gas -- IV: The Tank -- V: The Image and Achievements of Air Power -- VI: The Birth of Bombing -- VII: Aeroplanes and the War of the Trenches -- VIII: The Battle for Air Supremacy -- IX: The Air Lobby -- X: The Mind and the Machine -- 11 The War of the Transitional Dictatorships -- I: The Instability of the Old Order -- II: Opposition to War Governments -- Ill: The Case of Austria-Hungary -- IV: Civil and Military Rule in Germany and Austria-Hungary -- V: Civil and Military Rule in the West -- VI: Civil and Military Relations in Britain. VII: National Leadership -- VIII: Lloyd George and the Generals.…

First Edition. Fine paperback copy. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description: 205 pages, 12 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Subjects: 18th-19th centuries. Sexual ethics - Great Britain - History - 18th century. 1 Kg. …

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-dulled dust wrapper. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; xvi, 784 pages. Notes; Includes index. Contents; Cover -- Contents -- PART ONE: THE GREAT WAR WITH FRANCE 1793-1815 -- Outline: 1793-1815 -- 1 Britain at War with France -- I: Causes or Occasions -- II: The Occasion of War -- III: The Ideology of the War -- IV: The Objectives of the War in the 1790s -- V: The War against Napoleon -- VI: Unofficial War Aims -- 2 The Industrial Revolution at War -- I: Assessing Britain's Wartime Economy -- II: Population and Wealth: Some International Comparisons -- III: The Evidence of Tax Statistics -- IV: Industrialization and Boom -- V: Mobilizing National Resources -- VI: The Contribution of Technology -- VII: The Contribution of Industrial Production -- VIII: International Comparisons: External Trade -- IX: A Key Resource: Money -- X: The Paper System -- 3 Britain at War with Europe -- I: The European Response to British Policy -- II: The Case for Action against Britain -- III: The Armed Neutrality of 1800 -- IV: Copenhagen, 1807 -- V: The Continental System -- VI: From Isolation to Triumph -- 4 Wellington's War -- I: The Elusive Strategic Pattern -- II: The Problem of Strategic Control -- III: Command of the Sea -- IV: The British Army: A Profession of Amateurs -- V: Military-Naval Cooperation -- VI: The Continental Commitment -- VII: The Duke of Wellington -- VIII: Wellington's System: Logistics and Repression -- IX: Wellington's Logistics and the Logic of Success -- 5 Venetian Oligarchy or Vacuum -- I: The British Political System during the French Wars -- II: Government and Party in the 1800s -- III: The Structure of Public Opinion -- IV: George III as National Symbol -- V: Alternative Symbols -- VI: The War and the Established Order -- VII: The War and National Consensus -- PART TWO: THE FIRST WORLD WAR 1914-1918 -- Outline: 1914-1918 -- 6 Britain's Entry into the First World War: A Study in Motives -- I: Problems of Agenda. II: Views from the Other Side -- III: Voices of the People -- IV: The Standard Excuses: Belgium and the Entente -- V: Parallel Cases: Turkey -- VI: Parallel Cases: Italy -- VII: Parallel Cases: Greece -- VIII: Parallel Cases: Portugal -- IX: Last Parallel Case: The United States -- X: The British Case -- XI: Psychological Crisis and the Decision for War -- 7 The War against Militarism and Imperialism -- I: The War against Prussianism -- II: The New Eastern Question -- III: The Cause of the Small Nationalities -- IV: Democracy versus Autocracy -- 8 Towards the Economics of Total War -- I: The Scale of the War -- II: The Failure of Forward Planning -- III: The Evolution of the British War Economy -- IV: Britain and the Allies -- V: Foreign Parallels: Russia and Austria-Hungary -- VI: The German War Economy -- 9 The War of the Generals -- I: Some Images of the Great War -- II: New Ideas and the Old Guard -- III: Careers Open to Talent -- IV: Left-Overs from Queen Victoria's Little Wars: Kitchener and Hamilton -- V: Sir John French -- VI: The New Professionalism -- VII: Sir Douglas Haig -- VIII: The New Warfare of the Industrial Era -- IX: Learning the Lessons of War -- X: The Military Mind Confronts Reality -- 10 Armageddon in the Machine Age -- I: Improved Ways of Killing -- II: The Machine Gun -- III: Gas -- IV: The Tank -- V: The Image and Achievements of Air Power -- VI: The Birth of Bombing -- VII: Aeroplanes and the War of the Trenches -- VIII: The Battle for Air Supremacy -- IX: The Air Lobby -- X: The Mind and the Machine -- 11 The War of the Transitional Dictatorships -- I: The Instability of the Old Order -- II: Opposition to War Governments -- Ill: The Case of Austria-Hungary -- IV: Civil and Military Rule in Germany and Austria-Hungary -- V: Civil and Military Rule in the West -- VI: Civil and Military Relations in Britain. VII: National Leadership -- VIII: Lloyd George and the Generals.…

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1. Aufl. 287 S. : Ill., Kt. Kein Versand ins EU-Ausland wegen der EPR-Bestimmungen. No shipping to EU-Countries because EPR-Rules. For more information and solutions please contact us. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 900 8°, Kartoneinband, schöner Zust.

287 Seiten, Ill., Kt. ; 24 cm Einband minimal berieben, sonst und insgesamt sauber und solide. Tadelloses, wohl kaum angeblättertes Exemplar in gutem, solidem und ansprechendem Zustand. * Ein Brite und ein Deutscher, beide bekannte Militärhistoriker, betrachten die großen Luftlandeoperationen der Weltgeschichte auf erfrischend undogmatische Weise und kommen so zu bisweilen überraschenden Ergebnissen. Daß in diesem Buch zugleich die britische und die deutsche Sichtweise deutlich wird, macht den Vergleich besonders interessant. Die ebenso eigenwillige wie anschauliche Studie der Vorgänge der Schlacht von Arnheim im Herbst 1944 des britischen Historikers Arnold Harvey ist die aktuellste der anglo-amerikanischen Literatur zu diesem Thema. Arnheim war wohl die größte und ehrgeizigste Luftlandeoperation des Zweiten Weltkriegs. Sie war zwar taktisch ein Sieg der Alliierten, die einen Keil tief in die deutsche Verteidigung treiben konnten. Doch aus strategischer Sicht und gemessen am Zweck dieser Operation endete diese für sie mit einer Niederlage. Trotz hoffnungsloser Unterlegenheit der Deutschen und trotz der Tapferkeit der britischen Soldaten konnten diese keinen Sieg erkämpfen. Die andere große Luftlandeoperation des Zweiten Weltkriegs war die Schlacht um Kreta 1941. Der bekannte Militärhistoriker und Generalleutnant a.D. Franz Uhle-Wettler schildert diese Schlacht aus deutscher Sicht. Er stellt klar, was den Vergleich dieser beiden Luftlandeschlachten noch heute so interessant macht. Doch Uhle-Wettler skizziert nicht nur die äußeren militärischen Ereignisse, seine Überlegungen zum Thema sind grundsätzlicher: Er geht der Frage nach, was in diesen Fällen die Ursachen der deutschen Siege war und was, ganz allgemein, als Ursache von militärischen Siegen angesehen werden kann. (Quelle: Verlagstext) IS: 9783702010515 ****An unsere Kunden in Deutschland: Versand nach Deutschland einmal in der Woche ab Freilassing mit der Deutschen Post.*** - Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 800 Gr.-8°, Illustr. Original-Pappband.…

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Rustica (tapa blanda). Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 09. La novena edición de Biología Celular y Molecular incluye capítulos nuevos y mejorados. Mecanismos genéticos moleculares fundamentalesö ha sido reorganizado para comenzar con la estructura y la replicación de DNA, seguido de la reparación y la recombinación del DNA. Genes, cromatina y cromosomasö ha sido renombrado para reflejar nuestro conocimiento mucho mayor sobre los papeles que juega la cromatina en la expresión génica. Estructura de las biomembranasö fue puesto en la Parte II del libro para preceder directamente a Transporte de iones y moléculas pequeñas a través de la membranaö, y mejorar el desarrollo de la Parte II. Energética celularö fue revisado para abordar la energética desde el punto conceptual de optimizar el resultado. Se han agregado nuevos análisis de los desplazamientos mitocondriales intracelulares e intercelulares, además de sitios de contacto de la membrana. El ciclo de la célula eucarionteö ahora comienza con una reseña general del ciclo celular presentada en forma de relato, que menciona el paso desde la fase G1 del ciclo hasta la fase M y otra vez a G1. Respuestas al entorno celularö es un capítulo nuevo que trata sobre muchas vías de señalización importantes por las cuales las células responden a cambios de nutrientes en su entorno (glucosa, aminoácidos, colesterol y oxígeno), así como a cambios de temperatura y el contacto con la matriz extracelular y otras células. También se describen los ritmos circadianos. Biología Celular y Molecular pone el énfasis en los experimentos que definen nuestros conocimientos de la biología celular, con el fin de que los alumnos participen de los apasionantes avances que enmarcan la historia de esta disciplina y orientan su futuro. Correlaciones relevantes para los estudiantes. A lo largo de los capítulos se presentan correlaciones médicas que permiten que los estudiantes logren una mejor comprensión de las aplicaciones clínicas de la ciencia básica que están aprendiendo. Las correlaciones con la biología vegetal tienen como foco la biotecnología vegetal y los aspectos singulares de la biología celular de las plantas. . Para esta novena edición de Biología Celular y Molecular se han incorporado muchos de los espectaculares avances logrados en los últimos cuatro años de la ciencia biomédica, impulsados en parte por nuevas tecnologías experimentales que han revolucionado muchos campos. La exploración de los desarrollos más recientes en el campo es siempre una prioridad en la redacción de una nueva edición, pero para los autores también es importante comunicar con claridad los elementos básicos de la biología celular, con eliminación de todos los detalles superfluos posibles para centrar la atención sobre los conceptos fundamentales de la biología celular. Con este fin, además de introducir nuevos descubrimientos y tecnologías, se han optimizado y reorganizado varios capítulos para clarificar los procesos y los conceptos a los estudiantes. Las figuras han sido revisadas en detalle y se han agregado muchas nuevas, a fin de proporcionar descripciones generales de los procesos graduales de regulación que controlan las cinasas dependientes de ciclinas y que muestran con claridad cómo los complejos proteicos desarrollan los numerosos pasos cuidadosamente controlados del ciclo celular. . Dirigida especialmente a los alumnos de las carreras de biología, medicina, veterinaria, odontología, enfermería y otras ramas de las ciencias de la salud, también será de gran utilidad para quienes dan sus primeros pasos en la investigación en esta ciencia o tengan interés particular por esta disciplina. Su estructura pedagógica y leguaje directo harán de ella un aliado del lector y una herramienta valiosísima y amena para adquirir y alcanzar el conocimiento de la biología molecular de la célula. LIBRO.…