The complete works of Robert Burns (self-interpreting) Illustrated with sixty etchings and wood cuts, maps and facsimiles...

Mode of access: Internet.

The antiquities of Hastings and the battlefield, with maps, and a plan of the battle.

Mode of access: Internet.

The sex complex; a study of the relationships of the internal secretions to the female characteristics and functions in health and disease,

Mode of access: Internet.

The sex complex; a study of the relationships of the internal secretions to the female characteristics and functions in health and disease.

"This is not the kind of book that can usefully be taken through numerous editions, so with the issue of this edition it will finish its career."

The modern land steward, in which the duties and functions of stewardship are considered and explained, with their several relations to the interests of the landlord, tenant, and the public. Including various and appropriate information on rural and economic affairs ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Commentary on the Gospel according to Mark, giving the texts of the common version (1611) and revised version (1881) (American readings and renderings) with critical and expository notes and illustrations and maps and engravings,

Map on lining-paper.

Conventional detection methodology is limiting our ability to understand the roles and functions of fine roots

We lack a thorough conceptual and functional understanding of fine roots. Studies that have focused on estimating the quantity of fine roots provide evidence that they dominate overall plant root length. We need a standard procedure to quantify root length/biomass that takes proper account of fine roots. Here we investigated the extent to which root length/biomass may be underestimated using conventional methodology, and examined the technical reasons that could explain such underestimation. Our discussion is based on original X-ray-based measurements and on a literature review spanning more than six decades. We present evidence that root-length recovery depends strongly on the observation scale/spatial resolution at which measurements are carried out; and that observation scales/resolutions adequate for fine root detection have an adverse impact on the processing times required to obtain precise estimates. We conclude that fine roots are the major component of root systems of most (if not all) annual and perennial plants. Hence plant root systems could be much longer, and probably include more biomass, than is widely accepted.

Combining influence maps and cellular automata for reactive game agents

Agents make up an important part of game worlds, ranging from the characters and monsters that live in the world to the armies that the player controls. Despite their importance, agents in current games rarely display an awareness of their environment or react appropriately, which severely detracts from the believability of the game. Some games have included agents with a basic awareness of other agents, but they are still unaware of important game events or environmental conditions. This paper presents an agent design we have developed, which combines cellular automata for environmental modeling with influence maps for agent decision-making. The agents were implemented into a 3D game environment we have developed, the EmerGEnT system, and tuned through three experiments. The result is simple, flexible game agents that are able to respond to natural phenomena (e.g. rain or fire), while pursuing a goal.