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Imaginative Events for Training

Ken Jones

1992

Human and machine thinking

P. N. Johnson-Laird

1993

Simulation modeling and analysis

Averill M. Law

1982

Molecular Modelling

Andrew R. Leach

1997

Scripts, plans, goals, and understanding

Roger C. Schank

1977

BASIC technical systems simulation

Dragoljub Savić

1989

Marketing simulation

Ronald F. Bush

1979

Simulations in language teaching

Jones, Ken

1982

Modeling and simulation in chemical engineering

Roger G. E. Franks

1972

Introduction to molecular embryology

J. Brachet

1974

Industrial dynamics

Jay Wright Forrester

1961

Environmental Modelling with GIS and Remote Sensing (Geographic Information Systems Workshop)

Andrew Skidmore

2002

The structure of inorganic radicals

P. W. Atkins

1967

Modeling in the Neurosciences

K. A. Lindsay

2005

Computer simulation techniques in hydrology

George Fleming

1975

Decision tools for pest management

G. A. Norton

1993

Experiments in artificial neural networks

Ed Rietman

1988

Designing efficient organizations

Richard M. Burton

1984

Introduction to computer simulation

Archie Wayne Bennett

1974

Modeling Human and Organizational Behavior

National Research Council (US)

1998

From gene to animal

David De Pomerai

1985

Simulating workplace safety policy

Thomas J. Kniesner, John D. Leeth

1995

Low temperature spectroscopy

Meyer, Carl

1971

Effluent transport and diffusion models for the coastal zone

David C. L. Lam

1984

Introduction to molecular spectroscopy

Gordon M. Barrow

1962

World wide mind

Michael Chorost

2011

Neural connections, mental computation

Lynn Nadel, Lynn A. Cooper

1992

Design of an automatic flux level control system for the AGN-201 reactor

George M. Gans

1963

Beyond the limits

Paul E. Ceruzzi

1989

Predictive Toxicology

Christoph Helma

2005

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