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Mennesket har til alle tider forsøgt at overgå sig selv. Hvem har bygget den højeste bygning? Hvem har rejst længst ud i rummet? Hvem har kørt i den hurtigste bil, og hvem har bygget den?I denne bog kan du læse om de ekstreme forskelle, der er på menneskets og naturens frembringelser. Du kan sammenligne den hurtigste hest med det hurtigste tog, og bagefter kan du sammenligne det hurtigste tog med det hurtigste fly. Forbered dig på at tabe underkæben og blive godt rundtosset, for de her ekstreme sammenligninger vil med garanti både overraske og imponere dig!
In this fascinating biography, the first ever published about Alfred Maudslay (1850-1931), Ian Graham describes this extraordinary Englishman and his pioneering investigations of the ancient Maya ruins.
Er du klar? Du er en simpel cykelmekaniker i Dayton, Ohio, men der er større ting i vente for dig.Snart vil du skrive historie og lægge grundlaget for fremtiden med banebrydende transportform.Du sørger nemlig for, at verdens første flyvemaskine får luft under vingerne! Eksperternes bedste råd:- Vær tålmodig – du må videreudvikle din opfindelse mange gange, før den virker optimalt.- Lav din egen research. Dine forgængere har måske overset noget.- Sørg for, at der er vidner til stede under dine flyveture – ellers er det ikke sikkert, folk vil tro dig.- Du kan ikke undgå ulykker – men lad det ikke slå dig ud! “Den utrolige historie om den første flyvemaskine” er en del af en ny børnebogsserie, der henvender sig til læsere i alderen 8-12 år. Bøgerne handler om forskellige store historiske begivenheder, hvor læseren er hovedperson i fortællingen. Bogen er oprindeligt skrevet af Ian Graham og illustreret af David Antram. De humoristiske tekster og illustrationer indeholder masser af sjove facts om verdens mange utrolige historier!
This reference details valuable results that lead to improvements in existence theorems for the Loewner differential equation in higher dimensions, discusses the compactness of the analog of the Carath\'eodory class in several variables, and studies various classes of univalent mappings according to their geometrical definitions. It introduces the infinite-dimensional theory and provides numerous exercises in each chapter for further study. The authors present such topics as linear invariance in the unit disc, Bloch functions and the Bloch constant, and growth, covering and distortion results for starlike and convex mappings in Cn and complex Banach spaces.
The second in a four volume Ordinary covering the period before the beginning of the heraldic visitations in 1530 and is designed to enable those with a working knowledge of heraldry to identify medieval British coats of arms. Listed in this volume are entries from Bend to Chevrons.
'Ships that Changed History' is more than just a delight for lovers of the sea - it's a virtual history of the world told through the boats and ships that influenced how and where people lived, the ideas they exchanged and how they won and lost the battles that set the course of later generations and millennia.
This book shows how the energy in crude oil is used to make a fast food snack. It explains how crude oil was formed, how it is obtained and how it is used in the food industry, the science behind cooking and the effects of heat on food, the processes of packaging and preserving food, and finally how fast food is prepared.
Details results that lead to improvements in existence theorems for the Loewner differential equation in higher dimensions. This work discusses the compactness of the analog of the Caratheodory class in several variables. It presents such topics as linear invariance in the unit disc, Bloch functions and the Bloch constant, and growth.
Business Rules Management Systems brings together the following key ideas in modern enterprise system development best practice. * The need for service-oriented architecture* How the former depends on component-based development (CBD).
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