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Falling Free

Lois McMaster Bujold

1988 ★ 3.8

Physics of Classical Electromagnetism

Minoru Fujimoto

2007

Turbulent Flows

Jean Piquet

1999

Self-focusing

Robert W. Boyd

2009

Structure, form, movement

Heinrich Hertel

1966

Technical Aid in Science & Engineering

National Learning Corporation

2005

Designing the Mobile User Experience

Barbara Ballard

2007

Fuzzy engineering expert systems with neural network applications

Adedeji Bodunde Badiru

2002

Semiconductor optical amplifiers

Michael J. Connelly

2002

It can't be true!

Rob Houston

2013

Project management for the design professional

David Burstein

1982

Uncertainty and surprise in complex systems

Dean J. Driebe

2005

It can't be true!

DK Publishing

2013

A Pictorial History of the Carousel

Frederick Fried

1997

Piezoelectric-based vibration-control

Nader Jalili

2010

Fast reactor technology

John G. Yevick

1966

Machinerys Handbook

F.D. Jones, Franklin Day Jones, Robert Green et al.

1988

How to do everything with digital photography

David Huss

2004

To Recruit and Advance

National Research Council (US)

2006

Piezoelectric Nanomaterials for Biomedical Applications

Gianni Ciofani

2012

Engineering with Excel

Ronald W. Larsen

2001

Axial flux permanent magnet brushless machines

Jacek F. Gieras

2008

The end of the practical man

Robert R. Locke

1984

Coherent semiconductor optics

Torsten Meier

2007

Mathematics of Fuzziness – Basic Issues

Da Ruan, Xuzhu Wang, Etienne E. Kerre

2009

Stability theory of switched dynamical systems

Zhendong Sun

2011

Feedback control of dynamic systems

Gene F. Franklin

1991

LabVIEW based advanced instrumentation systems

S. Sumathi

2007

Spreadsheet tools for engineers using Excel

Byron S. Gottfried

2007

Turbulence in Fluids

Marcel Lesieur

2008

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