A Purification Era

The Eleven-Day Week

"The main purpose of this book is to provide a systematic study of the notion of semiconcave functions, as well as a presentation of mathematical fields in which this notion plays a fundamental role. Many results are extracted from articles by the authors and their collaborators, with simplified—and often new—presentation and proofs.... One of the most attractive features of this book is the interplay between several fields of mathematical analysis.... Despite the many topics addressed in the book, the required mathematical background for reading it is limited because all the necessary notions are not only recalled, but also carefully explained, and the main results proved.
The book will be found very useful by experts in nonsmooth analysis, nonlinear control theory and PDEs, in particular, as well as by advanced graduate students in this field. They will appreciate the many detailed examples, the clear proofs and the elegant style of presentation, the fairly comprehensive and up-to-date bibliography and the very pertinent historical and bibliographical comments at the end of each chapter."
—Mathematical Reviews

Semiconcave Functions, Hamilton-Jacobi Equations, and Optimal Control

Homemade, Nourishing Recipes for Baby and Beyond

Natural Baby & Toddler Treats

Emerging Research and Opportunities

Autoethnography and Heuristic Inquiry for Doctoral-Level Researchers

Exploring the Biology of Language

Biolinguistics

My Life with an Earth Angel, Loving an Angel

Entwurf einer Dogmatik monokausaler richterlicher Zurückhaltung für den europäischen Menschenrechtsschutz

Die Margin of Appreciation

a remarkable book—scholarly in the best sense, but with a compelling focus on the issues central to our laborious efforts to manage our enterprises more effectively in an increasingly complicated world

Business and the Good Society

The Executive's Compass

Towards networked structures

Beyond E-Business

Graphene & Graphite Materials

Einsiedlerleben und Antoniusverehrung bei Grimmelshausen

Vita Simplicii

Princess Rashaah and her Best Friend Jesus Christ

Eine Forschungsstudie

Glykämisches, anthropometrisches und körperliches Aktivitätsprofil von Studenten

Here, There, & Everywhere

Friedrich Schlegel und Novalis im Spiegel ihres Briefwechsels

Die intellektuale Anschauung der Freundschaft

Short Stories

Cinderblock Houses

Ceci n'est pas un roman d'amour

The Holy Kojiki -- Including, the Yengishiki

"This is a publication with a particularly wide scope, and it will be of interest and use to those involved with the conservation of concrete in both structural and non-structural applications. The explanations and illustrations of deterioration mechanisms, the treatment of defects and the impact on appearance are particularly informative." - Deborah Lazarus,Engineering History and Heritage
"[Concrete] is very much worth reading for its passages on concrete’s history, the treatment and repair sections, and the case studies" – Marjorie Lynch, PE, PACI, President, Lynch Consulting Engineers, DPC

Practical Building Conservation: Concrete

Die Kerzen im Himmel

'Fleck’s solid historical research draws upon papal archives, library inventories, church history, and artists’ workshop practices. By tracking the manuscript’s biography and its career as a cultural commodity, Fleck makes an innovative contribution to manuscript studies that will have a broad appeal not only to scholars and students of papal history and manuscript studies, but also to those who study the connections between art and politics, the court cultures of Angevin Naples and Avignon, patronage practices of the popes, and the history of medieval libraries.' Janis Elliott, Texas Tech University, USA  'Fleck’s study is a model for other scholars of manuscript illumination in its combination of recent theory with traditional analysis, as it reaches beyond problems of attribution and motif source that easily consume scholars working on thirteenth- and fourteenth-century Italian art. She couples her archival research and careful iconographic and stylistic analysis with recent historical and anthropological methodology... Fleck’s The Clement Bible at the Medieval Courts of Naples and Avignon provides an important model for future studies of individual manuscripts. She brings to manuscript studies methodologies that provide fascinating insights into the appearance of objects, their lives, and the social and political contexts in which they have functioned. But she skillfully joins them to her extensive art-historical and codicological experience and knowledge. While this combination is essential to contemporary manuscript studies, it remains rare.' caa.reviews  'Tracing the Clement Bible’s first century, Cathleen A. Fleck’s well-researched and revealing ’biography’ shows that its extraordinary journey began in the milieu of the royal court of Naples and moved next to the ancient Benedictine abbey of Monte Cassino from where it travelled to the papal palace of the Avignon popes and then to Spain.' Sharp News

A Story of Papal Power, Royal Prestige, and Patronage

The Clement Bible at the Medieval Courts of Naples and Avignon

Auf den Spuren der Hipster

Die Masse der Individuen. Wodurch zeichnet sich das neue Phänomen aus und was sind die Hintergründe?

'MÃ¼ller and Turner have compiled a terrific ready-reckoner that all project managers would benefit from reading and reflecting upon to challenge their performance. The authors have condensed considerable experience and research from a wide variety of professional disciplines, to provide a robust digest that highlights the significance of leadership capabilities for effective delivery of project outcomes. One of the big advantages of this book is the richness of the content and the natural flow of their argument throughout such a short book....Good advice, well explained and backed up with a body of evidence...I will be recommending the book to colleagues who are in project leader and manager roles and to students who are considering these as part of their development or career path.' - Arthur Shelley, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia, International Journal of Managing Projects in Business  ’In a remarkably succinct 89 pages, MÃ¼ller and Turner review an astonishing depth of evidence, supported by their own (published) research which challenges many of the commonly held assumptions not only about project management, but about what makes for successful leaders. This book is clearly written more for the project-manager type personality than for the natural leader. Concision, evidence and analysis are the main characteristics of the writing style...it is massively authoritative, and so carefully written that a couple of hours spent in its 89 pages may pay huge dividends compared to the more expansive, easy reading style of other management books.’ - Mike Turner,  Director of Communications for NHS Warwickshire

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