Burk's guide of Niagara Falls : eighty illustrations of valued interest to any visitor, guide map on pages 32 and 33, directions as suggested by a resident ... /

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Illustrations of masonry (1855)

The universal masonic library, a republication, in thirty volumes, of all the standard publications in masonry designed for the libraries of masonic bodies and inviduals…volume III embodying Preston's illustrations of masonry.

Papers and Practical Illustrations of Public Works of Recent Construction, both British and American (1856)

Memoirs of the late Brigadier-General Sir Samuel Bentham, with an account of his inventions -- The Paddock Viaduct / by John Hawkshaw -- Lockwood Viaduct / by John Hawkshaw -- Denby Dale Viaduct / by John Hawkshaw -- Tithebarn Street Viaduct, Liverpool / by John Hawkshaw -- Newark Dyke Bridge on the Great Northern Railway / by Joseph Cubitt -- Mountain top track in the state of Virginia / by Charles Ellet -- Preliminaries to good building / by Edward Lacy Garbett / Suggestions for increasing the circulating medium in aid of commerce and mechanical enterprise

The reign of law a tale of the Kentucky hemp fields by James Lane Allen; with illustrations by Harry Fenn and J. C. Earl

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Duty, with illustrations of courage, patience, and endu rance

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Practical illustrations of typhus fever of the common continued fever and of inflammatory diseases, &c.&c.

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The mixed-up chameleon : with all new illustrations.

En una visita al zoológico local el camaleón, que odia cambiar de color para que coincida con su entorno, está encantado y envidioso de la belleza y el talento de los demás animales que ve y desea las diferentes partes o rasgos de los maravillosos animales. Desea ser guapo como un flamenco, poder nadar como un pez, alto como una jirafa. A medida que la historia avanza y todos sus deseos se conceden camaleón parece muy extraño, con la cola de zorro, tronco de elefante. Pero es sólo cuando no puede coger una pequeña mosca que vuela cuando desea e que podría ser él mismo. Indicado para discriminación visual y diferencias de palabras. También pueden sacar la conclusión de se feliz con lo que tienes.

Recognizing emotion in illustrations and photographs: Comparing responses of children who are deaf or hard of hearing with those of children with normal hearing

Recognizing emotions are something children do everyday, whether it is identifying that mom is sad because she lost her job or that a character in a story is mad because no one will listen to him. The purpose of this study is to find out if recognizing emotions is easier to do with realistic photographs or illustrations.

Typification of farming systems for constructing representative farm models: two illustrations of the application of multi-variate analyses in Chile and Pakistan

If the fundamental precepts of Farming Systems Research were to be taken literally then it would imply that for each farm 'unique' solutions should be sought. This is an unrealistic expectation, but it has led to the idea of a recommendation domain, implying creating a taxonomy of farms, in order to increase the general applicability of recommendations. Mathematical programming models are an established means of generating recommended solutions, but for such models to be effective they have to be constructed for 'truly' typical or representative situations. The multi-variate statistical techniques provide a means of creating the required typologies, particularly when an exhaustive database is available. This paper illustrates the application of this methodology in two different studies that shared the common purpose of identifying types of farming systems in their respective study areas. The issues related with the use of factor and cluster analyses for farm typification prior to building representative mathematical programming models for Chile and Pakistan are highlighted. (C) 2003 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.

Diviser, choisir et condenser: rubriques et illustrations du règne d'Uter et Pandragon dans le Merlin de Robert de Boron

La sélection opérée par les rubriques et les enluminures, formes contraintes qui échappent dans une certaine mesure à la linéarité du développement textuel, détermine la réception de l'œuvre. Les manuscrits comprenant des miniatures synthétiques (comme celles qui représentent l'enfance de Merlin) ou des séries iconographiques (comme celles qui rendent compte des amours d'Uterpandragon et Ygerne et de leurs conséquences) présentent donc un caractère exceptionnel, orientant la lecture du texte et son interprétation.