The American vegetable practice, or, A new and improved guide to health. : Designed for the use of families. : In six parts. Part I. Concise view of the human body, with engraved and wood-cut illustrations. Part II. Glance at the old school practice of physic. Part III. Vegetable materia medica, with colored illustrations. Part IV. Compounds. Part V. Practice of medicine, based upon what are deemed correct physiological and pathological principles. Part VI. Guide for women, containing a simplified treatise on childbirth, with a description of the diseases peculiar to females and infants. /

Errata and advertisement for "New England Depot. D.L. Hale" at end of v. 2.

Program of work of the United States Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year ... [electronic resource].

Report for fiscal year 1918 not published.

Marketing resource guide for recruitment and retention of providers in the early and periodic screening, diagnosis, and treatment program (EPSDT).

"August 1982"--P. [4] of cover.

Employee benefits in medium and large private establishments [electronic resource] /

Coverage as of 2/20/03: 1997.

Natural resource technical bulletin /

Description based on: No. 2 (1982); ceased with no. 9, 1986.

An impressionistic view of the winter of 1930-31 in New York City, based on statements from some 900 social workers and public-health nurses;

"W.C. 39."

Database and datafile resource guide.

Description based on: May 1990.

Illinois resource directory.

Cover title.

Training resource catalog.

Description based on: 1991/1992 edition.

Food fundamentals; a view of ill-health as caused by wrong habits of living and a discussion of food based on experience from the viewpoint of an osteopathic physician

Mode of access: Internet.

Missouri, 2000 [electronic resource]. 2000 census of population and housing.

Description based on content as of: June 04, 2003.

Testimony taken before the committee appointed to make inquiry concerning the gas companies in the city and county of New York [electronic resource] : city of Buffalo, city of Brooklyn, and the city of Albany.

At head of title: State of New York.

Quantum dynamics as a physical resource

How useful is a quantum dynamical operation for quantum information processing? Motivated by this question, we investigate several strength measures quantifying the resources intrinsic to a quantum operation. We develop a general theory of such strength measures, based on axiomatic considerations independent of state-based resources. The power of this theory is demonstrated with applications to quantum communication complexity, quantum computational complexity, and entanglement generation by unitary operations.

Data-driven fuzzy analysis in quantitative mineral resource assessment

The integration of geo-information from multiple sources and of diverse nature in developing mineral favourability indexes (MFIs) is a well-known problem in mineral exploration and mineral resource assessment. Fuzzy set theory provides a convenient framework to combine and analyse qualitative and quantitative data independently of their source or characteristics. A novel, data-driven formulation for calculating MFIs based on fuzzy analysis is developed in this paper. Different geo-variables are considered fuzzy sets and their appropriate membership functions are defined and modelled. A new weighted average-type aggregation operator is then introduced to generate a new fuzzy set representing mineral favourability. The membership grades of the new fuzzy set are considered as the MFI. The weights for the aggregation operation combine the individual membership functions of the geo-variables, and are derived using information from training areas and L, regression. The technique is demonstrated in a case study of skarn tin deposits and is used to integrate geological, geochemical and magnetic data. The study area covers a total of 22.5 km(2) and is divided into 349 cells, which include nine control cells. Nine geo-variables are considered in this study. Depending on the nature of the various geo-variables, four different types of membership functions are used to model the fuzzy membership of the geo-variables involved. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.