Prehistory In northeastern Arabia : the problem of interregional interaction / by Masry, Abdullah Hassan

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Tables; List of Maps; List of Figures; Publisher''s Preface; Introduction; I The Physical Environment and History of the Area; II Ecological Adaptations of Historic Times Versus Palaeoenvironmental Possibilities; III History of the Investigation; Plates; IV The Stone Age Settlements: The Early Regional Tradition; V The Ubaid Settlements: A Process of Interaction; VI The Tarut Island Settlement and the Gulf Third Millennium BC Trade Networks.…”
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Baboquivari mountain plants : identification, ecology, and ethnobotany / by Austin, Daniel F.

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The land beyond the mists : essays on identity and authority in precolonial Congo and Rwanda / by Newbury, David S.

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Language death and language maintenance : theoretical, practical, and descriptive approaches /

Table of Contents: “…; 7 What to salvage in acute language death?; Appendix: List of quarters in Waipia & their island and language affiliation; References; SIBE: AN ENDANGERED LANGUAGE; 1 Historical Background…”
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2000 census of population and housing.

Design and characterization of integrated varactors for RF applications / by Gutiérrez, Íñigo

Table of Contents: “…Cover -- TOC36;Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- CH36;1 Introduction -- 146;1 Passive Elements -- 146;2 Figures of Merit of Varactors -- 146;246;1 Quality Factor -- 146;246;2 Tuning Range -- 146;246;3 Self45;resonant Frequency40;fR41; -- 146;246;4 Effective Silicon Area -- 146;246;5 Absolute Capacity Value -- 146;3 Principal Types of Varactor Manufacture -- 146;346;1 Discrete Varactors -- 146;346;2 MEMS Varactors -- 146;346;3 BST Varactors -- 146;346;4 Integrated Varactors using Standard Technologies -- References -- CH36;2 PN45;junction Varactors -- 246;1 The Operating Principle of a PN45;junction Varactor -- 246;146;1 Electrical Phenomena in a PN45;junction Varactor -- 246;2 Different Architectures of PN45;junction Varactors -- 246;246;1 Different Configurations of PN45;junction Varactors -- 246;3 Influence of Bias Voltage on the Behaviour of a PN45;junction Varactor -- 246;4 Influence of Geometric Parameters on the Behaviour of a PN45;junction Varactor -- 246;446;1 Influence in the Variation of the Number of Islands -- 246;446;2 Influence of the Size of the Islands -- 246;446;3 Influence of the Distance Between Islands -- 246;446;4 Variation of the Size of the N Well -- 246;5 Influence of the Working Frequency on the Results -- 246;546;1 Influence of the Frequency on the Quality of a Varactor -- 246;546;2 Influence of the Frequency on the Capacitance of a Varactor -- 246;6 Comparison Between the Different Types of PN45;junction Varactors -- 246;646;1 Comparison According to the Effective Silicon Area -- 246;646;2 Comparison According to the Quality Factor -- References -- CH36;3 MOS Varactors -- 346;1 Operating Principles of an NMOS Varactor -- 346;146;1 Operating Ranges of the NMOS Varactor -- 346;146;2 Electrical Phenomena of an NMOS Varactor in Accumulation Mode -- 346;146;3 Electrical Phenomena of an NMOS Varactor in Depletion Mode -- 346;2 NMOS Varactors -- 346;246;1 Operating Ranges of the NMOS Varactor -- 346;3 Influence of the Operating Mode on an NMOS Varactor -- 346;4 Influence of Bias Voltage on the Behaviour of an NMOS Accumulation Varactor -- 346;5 Influence of Geometric Parameters on the Behaviour of an NMOS Varactor -- 346;546;1 Influence of the Variation of the Varactor Size -- 346;546;2 Influence of the Varactor Gate Length on its Performance -- 346;546;3 Influence of the Varactor Gate Width on its Performance -- 346;6 Influence of the Working Frequency on the Results -- References -- CH36;4 Measurement Techniques for Integrated Varactors -- 446;1 Test System -- 446;2 Equipment Required for the On45;Wafer Testing of Integrated Varactors -- 446;246;1 Test Probes -- 446;246;2 Connectivity -- 446;3 Calibrating the Test System -- 446;4 Test Structures -- 446;446;1 Choosing the Test Structure Configuration -- 446;446;2 Design of the Test Structures -- 446;446;3 Effects Introduced by the Test Structures -- 446;5 Test Structure DE45;embedding Techniques -- 446;546;1 Single8211;Short Structure -- 446;546;2 Single8211;Open Structure -- 446;546;3 Thru Structure -- 446;6 Characterization of Integrated Varactors -- 446;7 Test System Verification -- 446;746;1 Error Introduced by Positioning the Test Probe.…”
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Teacher education in the Nordic Region : challenges and opportunities /

Table of Contents: “…List of figures -- List of tables -- About the authors -- Why should people outside the Nordic region be interested in teacher education in the Nordic region?…”
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At the Water's Edge : Defending Against the Modern Amphibious Assault. by Gatchel, Theodore

Table of Contents: “…Table of Contents; List of Illustrations; List of Maps; Preface; Abbreviations; 1. …”
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The religions of Oceania / by Swain, Tony

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Twenty-three minutes to eternity : the final voyage of the escort carrier U.S.S. Liscome Bay / by Noles, James L.

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The national atlas of the united states of america

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Green matters.

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The intrepid guerrillas of North Luzon / by Norling, Bernard, 1924-

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Recent Mammals of Alaska / by MacDonald, S. O.

Table of Contents: “…Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; A Brief History of Mammalogy and Mammal Collectors in Alaska; Appreciating the Limits of Our Knowledge of Alaska's Mammalian Diversity; Beringian Coevolution Project; Specimen Representation: Time and Space; Study Area; Regional Overviews; Alaska's Island Archipelagos; Materials and Methods; Fieldwork; Collaborations; Additional Museum Studies; Laboratory Studies; Museum Specimens; Accounts of Species and Subspecies; The Recent Mammals of Alaska; Faunal Composition; List of Species; Order PROBOSCIDEA; Order SIRENIA; Order PRIMATES.…”
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Exploring the Caucasus in the 21st century : essays on culture, history and politics in a dynamic context /

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Regionalisation of globalised innovation : locations for advanced industrial development and disparities in participation /

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Origins of the Tainan Culture, West Indies. by Loven, Sven

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Mammals of Alaska / by MacDonald, S. O.

Table of Contents: “…Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; A Brief History of Mammalogy and Mammal Collectors in Alaska; Appreciating the Limits of Our Knowledge of Alaska's Mammalian Diversity; Beringian Coevolution Project; Specimen Representation: Time and Space; Study Area; Regional Overviews; Alaska's Island Archipelagos; Materials and Methods; Fieldwork; Collaborations; Additional Museum Studies; Laboratory Studies; Museum Specimens; Accounts of Species and Subspecies; The Recent Mammals of Alaska; Faunal Composition; List of Species; Order PROBOSCIDEA; Order SIRENIA; Order PRIMATES.…”
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Forty years in the South Seas : archaeological perspectives on the human history of Papua New Guinea and the Western Pacific Region /

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The Chemical Warfare Service / by Kleber, Brooks E.

Table of Contents: “…Chapter 1: Origins Of The Chemical Warfare Service -- World War I -- CWS between the Wars -- Chapter 2: CWS In The European Theater -- Planning and organization: 1940-43 -- Planning and organization: 1944-45 -- Summary -- Chapter 3: CWS Administration And Supply: Mediterranean -- Chemical supply: Beachhead phase -- Chemical supply: Theater organization phase -- Theater chemical supply problems -- Chapter 4: Theater Supply: Europe -- Evolving the Theater CWS supply system -- Air chemical supply -- Ground chemical supply -- On the Continent -- Chapter 5: CWS Administration: Pacific -- CWS in the West and Southwest Pacific, 1941-42 -- Principal mission-1943 -- CWS, Southwest Pacific Area, 1944-45 -- Organizing the CWS, Hawaiian Department -- Offensive period in the Central Pacific -- Chapter 5: Theater Supply: Pacific -- Foundation of chemical supply in Australia -- Tyranny of climate and distance -- Chemical warfare tactical supply, Southwest Pacific Area -- Theater supply system, Central Pacific -- Chemical warfare tactical supply, Central Pacific -- Chapter 7: Chemical Warfare Service Units -- Chemical laboratory company -- Chemical maintenance company -- Chemical depot company -- Chemical decontamination company Chemical processing company -- Chemical service company -- Chemical air service companies -- Chapter 8: Large Area Smoke Screens In The MTO -- Background of large area screening -- Initial operations: the Northwest African Ports -- Perfecting the technique: the Italian Ports -- Changing mission: smoke in Amphibious and Beachhead operations -- Smoke in normal forward area operations -- Chapter 9: Large Are Smoke Screens In The ETO -- Invasion of Normandy -- Generators, units, and missions -- Use of smoke at River Crossings -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Large Area Smoke Screens In The Pacific -- Early attempts to introduce area screening in SWPA -- Question of mission -- Renewed interest in smoke -- Navy's use of smoke -- Screens for Airborne Operations -- Chapter 11: 4-2 Inch Mortar In The MTO -- Authorization of the high explosive mission -- Activation of chemical mortar units -- Sicily -- Salerno landings -- From the Volturno to the Winter Line -- Gustav Line -- Anzio Beachhead -- Cassino -- Drive on Rome -- Invasion of Southern France -- Fighting ends in Italy -- Chapter 12: Chemical Mortar In The ETO -- Preparations for OVERLORD -- Normandy campaign -- Operational problems -- Drive toward Germany -- Mortar parts and their maintenance -- German winter offensive -- Mortar shell malfunctions -- Final drive -- Chapter 13: Chemical Mortar In The Pacific -- South Pacific Area -- Southwest Pacific Area -- Central Pacific Area -- Amphibious employment of the 4-2 inch chemical mortar -- Chapter 14: Flame Thrower In The Pacific: Guadalcanal To The Marshall Islands -- Portable flame thrower in the South Pacific -- Southwest Pacific: the first years -- Introduction of the portable flame thrower in the Central Pacific Area -- Chapter 15: Flame Thrower In The Pacific: Marianas To Okinawa -- Need for a mechanized flame thrower -- Marians -- Peleliu -- Philippines -- Iwo Jima -- Okinawa -- Preparations for the invasion of Japan -- Chapter 16: Flame Thrower In The War Against Germany -- Portable flame thrower in the MTO -- Portable flame thrower in the ETO -- Mechanized flame thrower -- Chapter 17: Fire From The Air -- Incendiary bomb: the strategic weapon -- Fire bomb: the tactical weapon -- Chapter 18: CWS Overseas-An Evaluation -- Administration and manpower -- Logistics -- Weapons -- Readiness for gas warfare -- Why gas was not used -- Charts: -- 1: Organization of Chemical Warfare Service, American Expeditionary Forces, 13 July 1918 -- 2: Suggested organization of offices of chemical officers, theater of operations -- 3: Planned distribution of staff and service agencies, chemical warfare service, theater of operations -- 4: Organization of chemical warfare service section, headquarters, European Theater of operations, U S Army, January 1944 -- 5: Actual distribution of service agencies and combat units, chemical warfare service, European Theater of Operations, 1944-1945 -- 6: Organization of chemical warfare section, Allied Force Headquarters, and Headquarters, North African Theater of Operations, U S Army, November 1943 -- 7: Organization of chemical section, Headquarters, United States Army Services of supply, Southwest Pacific Ares, 1 June 1944 -- 8: Organization of Chemical Office, Headquarters, U S Army Forces, Pacific Ocean Areas, 1 April 1945 -- Bibliographical note -- List of abbreviations -- Code names -- Index -- Maps -- 1: Theaters of Operations, 1943 -- 2: Pacific Ocean Areas, 1 August 1942 -- 3: Smoke at Naples, December 1943 -- 4: Smoke at Anzio, 18 March 1944 -- 5: Smoke along the Garigliano, April 1944 -- 6: Smoke generator operations, 10-15 September 1944 -- 7: Nadzab smoke curtains, 5 September 1943.…”