query: in which part of the book can we find a glossary

pos: Glossary Glossary A glossary, also known as a vocabulary or clavis, is an alphabetical list of terms in a particular domain of knowledge with the definitions for those terms. Traditionally, a glossary appears at the end of a book and includes terms within that book that are either newly introduced, uncommon, or specialized. While glossaries are most commonly associated with non-fiction books, in some cases, fiction novels may come with a glossary for unfamiliar terms. A bilingual glossary is a list of terms in one language defined in a second language or glossed by synonyms (or at least near-synonyms) in another

pos: Glossary to the automated extraction of glossaries from corpora or the Web have been developed in the recent years. These methods typically start from domain terminology and extract one or more glosses for each term of interest. Glosses can then be analyzed to extract hypernyms of the defined term and other lexical and semantic relations. Glossary A glossary, also known as a vocabulary or clavis, is an alphabetical list of terms in a particular domain of knowledge with the definitions for those terms. Traditionally, a glossary appears at the end of a book and includes terms within that book that are

pos: The Mad Ship some more of their memories, and we find out that the Rain Wilders have been performing a horrible abomination, murdering the dormant dragons by using their cocoons as "wizardwood logs" to make liveships. At the end of the book, there is a live dragon again. If She Who Remembers can find Maulkin and the other serpents, and they can all find their way up the Rain Wild River, and Tintaglia the dragon can protect them through the winter, dragons can live again in the world. Reviews of "The Mad Ship" varied. One reviewer called the book "a strong and vivid

pos: Politics of Nature an important aspect of Actor-network theory (ANT) that can be found in his main sociological works. The book includes a short summary at the end and a glossary of terms. Sal Restivo emphasises that the book is reproducing the insights from Science Studies, which Bruno Latour himself has greatly contributed to. However, Sal Restivo questions whether Latour understood social constructivism and what sociologists actually do. Politics of Nature Politics of Nature: How to Bring the Sciences Into Democracy (2004, ) is a book by the French theorist and philosopher of science Bruno Latour. The book is an English translation by

pos: The Master Key System is claimed on the website haanel.com that Charles Haanel received a letter in 1919 from Napoleon Hill, who later went on to write one of the best-selling books of all time, "Think and Grow Rich", saying that his own success was due to the principles laid down in "The Master Key System". There are many editions of the book. Modern editions mostly do not include the 3-part introduction, the psychological chart, the question-and-answers section at the end of the book, or the glossary. Some modern editions also include 4 additional chapters which come from chapters 11-14 of another book Haanel

pos: Under the Sea Wind their spread was more than the length of a man's arm. It flew steadily and without haste across the sound, its progress as measured and as meaningful as that of the shadows which little by little were dulling the bright water path. The bird was called Rynchops, the black skimmer." The middle section of the book follows the life-story of Scomber, the mackerel, while the last part describes pond creatures such as eels and ducks. A glossary at the end of the book provides additional detail. The style of Carson's writing makes the book suitable for children as well as

pos: Sex and the Love Life to assume that these key points mentioned in the outline refer to actual sub-headings within the chapter. Although the chapters do indeed contain sub-headings, they are not reflected exclusively in the outline at the beginning of the chapter (reference to image). The nine-page glossary (reference to image) at the end of the book gives approximately 180 short definitions of different loan words that may not be familiar to a reader that has no expertise in medicine or biology. They are ordered alphabetically so that they can be looked up easily. Following the glossary, an index is contained at the very

pos: Player One another, like via email. The story's themes reflect many of the themes Coupland has addressed in his other works, including themes on time, religion, an afterlife, and communication. One reviewer mentioned that the book has "quintessential Coupland themes, chiefly, how the speed of change, both technologically and socially driven, is altering the world, our own sense of self and our souls". In relation to the Future Legend glossary at the end of the book Coupland said "The future is happening so fast and furious right now, there's no language to describe all these new sensations, so we have to begin

neg: Book Drum company’s Facebook page that “we have been unable to find a way to make Book Drum sustainable in the longer term” and would be formally shutting down the site on May 24. This was confirmed in a follow-up post on June 22. Book Drum Book Drum is a wiki that assembles and publishes companion profiles of fiction and non-fiction books. Each profile consists of page-by-page illustrated reading notes called “bookmarks”, summary, review, author’s biography, glossary, setting description and map. Contributors can upload images and embed maps, videos, links and related texts to illustrate and explain a book. Most contributors are

neg: Monster Blood Tattoo: Foundling distressing news. Completely confused, Rossamünd goes to bed. He will begin his career as a lamplighter at the dawn. The last 120 pages of the book consist of supplementary material, the large part of which is an extensive glossary. Also included are numerous charts, diagrams, illustrations and maps. The major part of the book's supplementary material is the Explicarium, an extensive alphabetical glossary of terms and explanations, names and place-names. This glossary includes definitions for commonly used terms in the Half-Continent, and biographical information about characters. The glossary often steps outside of the book's narrative and explains things in terms

neg: Glossary of field theory Glossary of field theory Field theory is the branch of mathematics in which fields are studied. This is a glossary of some terms of the subject. (See field theory (physics) for the unrelated field theories in physics.) A field is a commutative ring ("F",+,*) in which 0≠1 and every nonzero element has a multiplicative inverse. In a field we thus can perform the operations addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The non-zero elements of a field "F" form an abelian group under multiplication; this group is typically denoted by "F"; The ring of polynomials in the variable "x" with coefficients in

neg: Glossary of field theory "F" is denoted by "F"["x"]. Let "E" / "F" be a field extension. Glossary of field theory Field theory is the branch of mathematics in which fields are studied. This is a glossary of some terms of the subject. (See field theory (physics) for the unrelated field theories in physics.) A field is a commutative ring ("F",+,*) in which 0≠1 and every nonzero element has a multiplicative inverse. In a field we thus can perform the operations addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The non-zero elements of a field "F" form an abelian group under multiplication; this group is typically denoted

neg: A Day No Pigs Would Die sequel, "A Part of the Sky", in 1994. It picks up where "A Day No Pigs Would Die" leaves off, following Rob's decision to leave school in order to find employment so that he can pay for the farm and care for his mother and aunt, despite being only thirteen. "A Part of the Sky" was not as well received as the book it follows; the "New York Times" said that it "has the disconcerting effect of making us wonder whether we were wrong about the first book. Was it really so lugubrious and uplifting? Dare we go back? Don't

neg: Once on a Time whom, then, is the book intended? That is the trouble. Unless I can say, "For those, young or old, who like the things which I like," I find it difficult to answer. Is it a children's book? Well, what do we mean by that? Is "The Wind in the Willows" a children's book? Is "Alice in Wonderland"? Is "Treasure Island"? These are masterpieces which we read with pleasure as children, but with how much more pleasure when we are grown-up. In any case, what do we mean by "children"? A boy of three, a girl of six, a boy of

neg: Compendium ferculorum, albo Zebranie potraw cookbook, first published in 1746. One part of "Kucharz doskonały", however, was based directly on Czerniecki's work. Wielądko chose not to translate the glossary of culinary terms included in Menon's book; instead, he appended to the cookbook his own glossary, which explained the culinary terms (and, in some cases, quoted entire recipes) found in "Compendium ferculorum". This way, "Kucharz doskonały" combined French cuisine, which was then storming into fashion in Poland, with Old Polish cookery, exemplified by Czerniecki's book. In the third edition, in 1800, Wielądko included even more time-honoured Polish and German recipes, creating an amalgam of national culinary

neg: How the Snake Lost Its Legs of each animal's structures and organs, ecology and behaviour. The main text is supported by an accurate glossary and thorough index. Glossary terms are printed in boldface in the text, a helpful feature, while the glossary, like the text, is cited to the key research papers on which the book is based. The book thus provides a wide overview of evo-devo, with guidance on how to read more deeply on any chosen aspect. The book was published by Cambridge University Press as a paperback in 2014 (). The main text is 148 pages, with an 8-page glossary of evo-devo, and

neg: Pirahã language terminology, being one of the few cultures (mostly in the Amazon basin and New Guinea) that only have specific words for "light" and "dark". Although the Pirahã glossary in Daniel Everett's Ph.D. thesis includes a list of color words (p. 354), Everett (2006) now says that the items listed in this glossary are not in fact words but descriptive phrases (such as "(like) blood" for "red"). The basic Pirahã personal pronouns are "ti" "I, we", "gi" or "gíxai" "you", "hi" "(s)he, they, this". These can be serially combined: "ti gíxai" or "ti hi" to mean "we" (inclusive and exclusive), and

neg: Tango tree top part has two nodes that bracket the bottom part. Thus, we can simply "split" on each of these two nodes to divide the path into three parts, then "concatenate" the two outer ones so we end up with two parts, the top and bottom, as desired. In order to bound the competitive ratio for tango trees, we must find a lower bound on the performance of the optimal offline tree that we use as a benchmark. Once we find an upper bound on the performance of the tango tree, we can divide them to bound the competitive ratio. To

neg: The Art of Happiness with one another and within ourselves. The book explains how we compare incomes and success, which leads to unhappiness, but we need to flip this state of mind to compare with the less fortunate to appreciate what we have (22–23). According to the Dalai Lama, “If you harbor hateful thoughts or intense anger deep within yourself, then it ruins your health; thus it destroys one of the factors for happiness” (25). We are born into a certain state of mind about happiness, but we can change our outlook by being happier in each moment. For example, we can find more

neg: Vida de Jesucrist life of Christ, from his birth to his ascension. In the case of this work, we can find also Eiximenis' complete Scholasticism formation and even, and maybe only in this work, some influences of sources that we can define as a bit heterodox, such as the New Testament apocrypha. As in the "Llibre de les dones" and his other books, there are in this book many parts and matters that could correspond to unwritten volumes of "Lo Crestià". The whole book could correspond to the "Novè" (ninth volume) of his encyclopedic project "Lo Crestià", which should deal with Incarnation. Nonetheless,

neg: Book of the Earth are depicted above others. The sun god is shown above with several sarcophagi and four enemies below. Finally, we find a corpse lying in a large sarcophagus located in the Place of Annihilation, which Re calls the "corpse of Shetit." This is the realm of the dead where gods and goddesses above the scene hold their hands out in prayer. In the last scene, we find the Apophis serpent being seized by ram headed gods. Part C comprises three registers that might be connected to Part D, but the exact sequence is unclear. The upper and middle registers both start

neg: Watch Tower Society unfulfilled predictions Evolution Or By Creation?", similarly stated, "We find that the time of "our" generation, "our" day, is the one that is identified in the Bible as the 'last days'. In fact, we are actually living in the "final" part of that time. This can be compared, not just to the last day of a week, but rather, to the last part of that day" [emphasis in original]. In a 1969 book the Society expanded on its belief in a link between the seventh millennium of human existence and the kingdom's establishment. It said: "In order for the Lord Jesus Christ

neg: Leiden Glossary then only by chance (he saw a note in the MS listing which scholars had worked on it); Glogger had sent Hessels a copy of his book in 1902 but it was delivered at the wrong college and never forwarded. In his note, Hessels says that Glogger had offered to destroy his own publication, which Hessels argued against, and in turn explains that he cannot, given the circumstances, criticize Glogger's work which at any rate was helpful to him and of the highest quality. Leiden Glossary The Leiden Glossary is a glossary contained in a manuscript in Leiden University Library,

neg: Emile Garcke to Accountants we have not dealt with the principles and practice of accounts in so far as they apply merely to elementary and commercial book-keeping, as to do so would, in large measure, be a work of supererogation. One of the special features of this work was the additional eight page long glossary of terms, while other authors in those days embedded the meaning of term within their text. A main part of Garcke and Fells' "Factory Accounts" (1889) relates to the administration of factory events, and specifically the administration of labour, shop orders, stores, and stock with special procedures

neg: The Book of Dave 21st centuries. For example, an unmarried woman is an "opare" (au pair); Dave called Muslim women's concealing garments "cloakyfings"—his adherents use the word for women's outerwear in general. Spellings are phonetic and can be opaque, making the book particularly difficult for those unfamiliar with the speech of England and London: "bugsbunny" for rabbit is easy enough, but "beefansemis" for an architectural style is less clear—it presumably comes from "[Eliza]bethan semi[-detached house]s." A glossary is provided. The book resembles, in part, "Riddley Walker", a 1981 novel by Russell Hoban written in a similar phonetic manner and also set in England centuries

neg: Manwal the stones,monolithic beams,pillars used in their construction are over a dozen feet long and their sculptures and carving are splendid and impressive.Temples must be a part of great pilgrimage of by gone ages which lost either importance or damaged in some calamity. Famous historian Dr Ashok Jerath,in his book tilted ‘Dogra legends of Art and Culture’ has written, "A few hundred metres from the main road, deep in the village of Dera, we find a colossus structure of a massive building with towering pillars, wide sanctums and open mandapas". This holy building is erected on a massive platform which can

neg: Rose: Love in Violent Times and notes that the “most fun challenge is bringing all this love out in the violent world we live in”. (261) Rose: Love in Violent Times Rose is the 2010 book by Inga Muscio which looks into the passive and physical violence in our daily lives and describes how we might find love within this violence. It is her third book, following "" (1998) and "Autobiography of a Blue-Eyed Devil: My Life and Times in a Racist, Imperialist Society" (2005). "Rose" is divided into three main sections: an Introduction, Part I—Violence, and Part II—Love. Muscio was inspired to write on

neg: Elizabeth A. H. Hall we find that we can use our knowledge to make hybrid systems: for example, ultrasound contrast agents can be turned into drug delivery vehicles, so that we can try and combine measurement with treatment. According to the Royal Society of Chemistry journal "Analyst", Hall's book "Biosensors" (published by Open University and Wiley) "was the first text book on biosensors to be targeted towards a treatment of an understanding of the underlying principles and has been the supporting text for undergraduates and graduates for many university courses." Hall conceived, designed and directed the Interdisciplanary Euro-collaboration in Molecular Sensor Technology programme. The

neg: Starstruck (comics) of pivotal characters- which is too large to be seen all at once: a novelistic narrative now seen similarly in critically praised TV shows like "The Wire". The writer said in 2009, "When we were first published, people were used to comics with linear stories about a main character. But now, with an audience used to shows like "Heroes" and "Lost", with large casts and non-linear storylines, we're hoping that "Starstruck" will find an even larger readership." "Starstruck" used supplement texts as a dramatic expansion of the story. The Glossary, written by one fictional historian, went past defining references in

neg: Jorge Luis Borges and mathematics any two elements, we can always find another between them. This concept was also used in the physical book the short-story came from, "The Book of Sand" book. The narrator describes the book as having pages that are "infinitely thin", which can be interpreted either as referring to a set of measure zero, or of having infinitesimal length, in the sense of second order logic. In his 1936 essay "The Doctrine of Cycles" ("La doctrina de los ciclos"), published in his essay anthology of the same year Historia de la eternidad, Borges speculated about a universe with infinite time and

neg: Glossary of British ordnance terms Glossary of British ordnance terms This article explains terms used for the British Armed Forces' ordnance (i.e.: weapons) and also ammunition. The terms may have slightly different meanings in the military of other countries. Between decks: applies to a naval gun mounting in which part of the rotating mass is below the deck, and part of it is above the deck. This allows for a lower profile of turret, meaning that turrets need not be superfiring (i.e. they can be mounted on the same deck and not obstruct each other at high angles of elevation.) The term BL, in its

neg: Religion Explained inbuilt set of ontological expectations and a tendency to dwell on intuitions which violate these, such as mountains that float or companions whom we do not see. From the dawn of modern consciousness, men and women have focused on certain imaginary personalities that transcend the norm, convinced that they can help them in strategic ways. These supernatural agents link with other mental systems, such as our moral intuitions and social categories, for which we can find no conceptual justification. John Habgood, formerly Archbishop of York, wrote. This is a bold and far-reaching book. What its author lacks in modesty, he

neg: Factorization lemma for pointwise convergence, of a increasing sequence formula_25 of step functions. For each of these, by (1), there exists formula_26 such that formula_27. The function formula_28, which exists on the image of T for pointwise convergence because formula_25 is monotonic, fulfils the requirements. We can decompose "f" in a positive part formula_30 and a negative part formula_31. We can then find formula_32 and formula_33 such that formula_34 and formula_35. The problem is that the difference formula_36 is not defined on the set formula_37. Fortunately, formula_38 because formula_39 always implies formula_40 We define formula_41 and formula_42. formula_43 fulfils the requirements. If

neg: Observability Gramian Observability Gramian can be found as the solution of the Lyapunov equation given by formula_27 In fact, we can see that if we take formula_30 as a solution, we are going to find that: formula_31 Where we used the fact that formula_32 at formula_33 for stable formula_2 (all its eigenvalues have negative real part). This shows us that formula_35 is indeed the solution for the Lyapunov equation under analysis. We can see that formula_36 is a symmetric matrix, therefore, so is formula_35. We can use again the fact that, if formula_2 is stable (all its eigenvalues have negative real part)

neg: Greg Graffin he had co-written a book with American author Steve Olson titled "Anarchy Evolution", released on September 28, 2010 (the same day his band Bad Religion released their 15th album "The Dissent of Man"). In his book, Graffin writes that he is an atheist: "I’ve never believed in God, which technically makes me an atheist". Although Graffin is not religious, he prefers to identify as a naturalist rather than as an atheist. "Naturalism is a belief system. A lot of scientists bristle at that. We all have to believe we can find the truth. Evidence is my guide. I rely on

neg: Pope Benedict XVI and Islam was made ""somewhat brusquely"". In the new version, it says it was made with ""a brusqueness that we find unacceptable."" Benedict added in a footnote: ""In the Muslim world, this quotation has unfortunately been taken as an expression of my personal position, thus arousing understandable indignation. I hope that the reader of my text can see immediately that this sentence does not express my personal view of the Quran, for which I have the respect due to the holy book of a great religion."" He said he cited the text as part of an examination of the ""relationship between faith

neg: Solomon's Song Australia and those things which concern us as a people and make us, in many ways, who we are today. To write this book, I visited Gallipoli and came away deeply saddened by the terrible waste of our young blood. We would never be quite the same again. It has been a grand adventure and I hope that you will find "Solomon's Song" a good and powerful story. No writer can possibly hope for more".—Bryce Courtenay on book jacket. Solomon's Song Solomon's Song is the final novel in the Australian Trilogy by author Bryce Courtenay. It follows the novels, "The

neg: Glossary of Hinduism terms Glossary of Hinduism terms The following is a glossary of terms and concepts in Hinduism. The list consists of concepts that are derived from both Hinduism and Hindu tradition, which are expressed as words in Sanskrit as well as other languages of India. The main purpose of this list is to define the concept in one or two lines, to make it easy for one to find and pin down specific concepts, and to provide a guide to the concepts of Hinduism all in one place. Quest: Hindu philosophy does not take a restrictive view on the fundamental question of

neg: The empire on which the sun never sets Sam". In 1906, William Jennings Bryan wrote, "If we can not boast that the sun never sets on American territory, we can find satisfaction in the fact that the sun never sets on American philanthropy"; after which, "The New York Times" received letters attempting to disprove his presupposition. A 1991 history book discussion of U.S. expansion states, "Today ... the sun never sets on American territory, properties owned by the U.S. government and its citizens, American armed forces abroad, or countries that conduct their affairs within limits largely defined by American power." Although most of these sentiments have a patriotic

neg: Original Goodness (book) we can deny ourselves and turn away from created things, we shall find our unity and blessing in that little spark in the soul, which neither space nor time touches." Easwaran states that these words, "addressed to ordinary people... testify to a discovery about the nature of the human spirit as revolutionary as Einstein's theories about the nature of the universe. If truly understood, that discovery would transform the world we live in at least as radically as Einstein's theories changed the world of science." Easwaran claims that "if we could grasp the mystery of Eckhart's 'uncreated light in the

neg: Middle World We have a lack of understanding of the quantum and molecular parts of the universe, because the human mind has evolved to understand best that which it routinely encounters. Dawkins discusses our limitations in perceiving and contemplating the micro and macro realms outside of our "middle world" in his 2005 TED talk entitled "Queerer than we can suppose: the strangeness of science". He again uses the term later in his 2006 book, "The God Delusion", writing, "...the way we see the world, and the reason why we find some things intuitively easy to grasp and others hard, is that "our

neg: Sanctification "sanctificare" which in turn derives from "sanctus" "holy" and "facere" "to make". In the various branches of Christianity sanctification usually refers to a "person" becoming holy, with the details differing in different branches. A 2002 Anglican publishing house book states that “there is no explicit teaching on sanctification in the Anglican formularies”. A glossary of the Episcopal Church (USA) gives some teaching: “Anglican formularies have tended to speak of sanctification as the process of God's work within us by means of which we grow into the fullness of the redeemed life.” Outside official formularies sanctification has been an issue in

neg: Crisis (novel by Jorge Majfud) multiplicity of cities in which we can find (apparently) the same characters, works as a hint about the wandering life of undocumented immigrants. In this way we obtain a novel with a collective main character in which we have no loss of individuality. "Crisis" turns out as a moving book, representing a hard story, full of injustice, pain and abuse of authority. The author explores the fears, dreams and hopes of the immigrants through representative scenes, with a great symbolic and metonymic value, happening to a specific character, even though they could also happen to any other. In fact, the

neg: Between a Rock and a Hard Place (book) to Colorado from Indiana, how he came to be an obsessive outdoorsman and how he left his engineering career at Intel in Arizona to take up outdoor activities as much as possible. The book goes back and forth, in alternating chapters, between Ralston's past experiences and his entrapment in the slot canyon, and the efforts of his mother to find him. Included in some editions are pictures of his days in the canyon, various photos from the past excursions he speaks of in the book, a glossary of mountaineering jargon, and maps of Blue John Canyon and the proximity of

neg: Igor Tulipanov impersonal, it was also conceived as a diversity-in-unity. It generates, contains, and transmutes into a higher synthesis the fragmentariness, diversity and contradictions of finite existence. This definition which is taken from the glossary of a book of philosophy is written verbatim in Igor Tulipanov's Mozart and Mona Lisa panel from his Magnificent 47 Series. Absolutism tells us that an object does not have to palpably exist in physical reality in order to actually exist. F.W.J. Schelling (1775–1854) states in his System of Transcendental Idealism that "The eternal, timeless act of self-consciousness which we call 'self' is that which gives all

neg: Euler substitution cancel out; solving for formula_3 yields formula_36. From there, we can take derivatives of both sides of the equation, find formula_37, and substitute formula_3 and formula_37 in the integral to find the answer. formula_40; formula_41 and since formula_42, the value of the integral is formula_43 In the integral formula_44 we can use the second substitution and set formula_45, thus Accordingly, we obtain: In the integral formula_51 we can use the third substitution and set formula_52, thus Accordingly, we obtain: As we can see this is a rational function which can be solved using partial fractions. The substitutions of Euler can

neg: Dipole antenna the flux in the direction (where it is at its peak) at distance R by that average flux, we find the directive gain to be 1.64. This can also be directly computed using the cosine integral: We can now also find the radiation resistance as we did for the short dipole by solving: to obtain: Using the induced EMF method, the real part of the driving point impedance can also be written in terms of the cosine integral, obtaining the same result: If a half-wave dipole is driven at a point other the center, then the feed point resistance will

neg: Skolem–Noether theorem "A"-modules are isomorphic and formula_3 are finite direct sums of simple "A"-modules. Since they have the same dimension, it follows that there is an isomorphism of "A"-modules formula_5. But such "b" must be an element of formula_6. For the general case, note that formula_7 is a matrix algebra and thus by the first part this algebra has an element "b" such that for all formula_9 and formula_10. Taking formula_11, we find for all "z". That is to say, "b" is in formula_13 and so we can write formula_14. Taking formula_15 this time we find which is what was sought. Skolem–Noether

neg: Empires of the Indus is given and several colour photographs. The book also has special sections named glossary, notes, select bibliography and an index. The glossary makes the book more understandable and comprehensible for readers not familiar with certain words and terms used in Pakistan, India and Tibet. Empires of the Indus Empires of the Indus: The Story of a River is a non-fiction book by Alice Albinia that covers the writer's journey from Karachi to Tibet, which is the natural course of the Indus River. The book gives an insight into the communities as well as the history and political framework of the

neg: The Living Cosmos there life in the universe beyond the Earth? The author interviewed dozens of leading researchers, and he includes material from the interviews and vignettes of the researchers in the book. The companion web site to the book contains articles and video clips on astrobiology produced by the author, as well as a glossary and links to other relevant sites. The book begins with a review of the cosmic setting for life and reviews the insights of astronomy since Copernicus. The discovery that we live in a “biological universe” would be a continuation of the progression where there is nothing exceptional

neg: Vipo: Adventures of the Flying Dog who distribute products such as: plush animal toys, books and booklets, 3D animated VIPO movies, audio book CDs & music CDs, DVDs, games, accessories and the VIPO baby-products line. Second season of animated series about VIPO and his friends is released since May 2011. The season is called "Surviving Time Island" and celebrates their diversity and promotes their similarities. They learn that they are all part of the same world and we can find common ground if we cooperate. Vipo: Adventures of the Flying Dog VIPO: Adventures of the Flying Dog - first season of animated television series for children

neg: Balance puzzle move we can find which of the three stacks is lighter (i.e. the one containing the lighter coin). It then takes only one more move to identify the light coin from within that lighter stack. So in two weighings, we can find a single light coin from a set of formula_1. By extension, it would take only three weighings to find the odd light coin among 27 coins, and four weighings to find it from 81 coins. A more complex version has twelve coins, eleven or twelve of which are identical. If one is different, we don't know whether it

neg: Doris Gates Library Association to address the divisive issue. In "Making the World Safe for the Janey Larkins", Sauer wrote "We need many more books about the Janey Larkins in our literature for children. And when we get them we will need the courage to give them to our children." In "Horn Book", Jan/Feb 1945, Howard Pease's essay "Without Evasion" says this: "Only at infrequent intervals do you find a story intimately related to this modern world, a story that takes up a modern problem and thinks it through without evasion. Of our thousands of books, I can find scarcely half a

neg: Chow's lemma closed immersions in the scheme formula_1 which is proper over formula_2). If, within each of these irreducible components, there exists a dense open formula_15, then we can take formula_16. It is not hard to see that each of the disjoint pieces are dense in their respective formula_17, so the full set formula_18 is dense in formula_1. In addition, it's clear that we can similarly find a morphism formula_20 which satisfies the density condition. Having reduced the problem, we now assume formula_1 is irreducible. We recall that it must also be noetherian. Thus, we can find a finite open affine cover

neg: Internet Invention "Enculturation", Jenny Edbauer writes: “Users will necessarily find Internet Invention’s language dis/re/orienting, for electracy itself is a reorientation of literacy . . . Though I hope Internet Invention is indeed the first of a new generation of writing texts, as Michael Salvo’s blurb says on the back cover, I fear that its squeals, stammers, and uncoordinated leaps will scare away many instructors.” Chidsey Dickson, in a review for "Kairos", suggests that a cross-referenced glossary would be a valuable addition given the wide array of names, terms, and concepts used in the book. At the same time, the book has also

neg: Database index you can easily extract the list of all phone numbers for that city. However, in this phone book it would be very tedious to find all the phone numbers for a given last name. You would have to look within each city's section for the entries with that last name. Some databases can do this, others just won’t use the index. In the phone book example with a composite index created on the columns (codice_2), if we search by giving exact values for all the three fields, search time is minimal—but if we provide the values for codice_3 and codice_4

neg: Red Shift (novel) is the theme of "Listener" crossword 4340, "Red Shift". The end papers of the book are covered with a coded message. In the story, Tom and Jan write letters to each other in ciphertext, using a method they find in works by Lewis Carroll. Although we are not told of Tom's suggestion for a key, the message can be intuitively decoded and the code's key can then be identified as being "Tom's a-cold", representing his isolation and loneliness. This is itself a quote from "King Lear" (Act III, Scene iv) and is a phrase which appears elsewhere in the book

neg: Relational database are not part of the relational database model, but all commercial implementations include them. An index is one way of providing quicker access to data. Indexes can be created on any combination of attributes on a relation. Queries that filter using those attributes can find matching tuples randomly using the index, without having to check each tuple in turn. This is analogous to using the index of a book to go directly to the page on which the information you are looking for is found, so that you do not have to read the entire book to find what you

neg: Nessa Carey deprivation during World War II. Carey's book says we aren't simply born with pre-set genes and the way genes function can be altered 'epigenetically' by our environments or diets. These changes can subsequently impact future generations. The book discusses controversies which are a part of this rapidly developing field and explores explanations other than epigenetics for some findings. Peter Forbes of "The Guardian" wrote that while the book does not simplify scientific terminology for the general reader, it "is the first to set out the epigenetics stall for the general reader, and anyone seriously interested in who we are and

neg: Proofs of quadratic reciprocity we can use modular arithmetic with it. Using this fundamental formula and Euler's criterion we find thatformula_47Thereforeformula_48Using the binomial theorem, we also find that formula_49, If we let "a" be a multiplicative inverse of formula_50, then we can rewrite this sum as formula_51 using the substitution formula_52, which doesn't affect the range of the sum. Since formula_53, we can then writeformula_54Using these two expressions for formula_55, and multiplying through by formula_56 givesformula_57Since formula_58 is invertible modulo "q", and the Legendre symbols are either ±1, we can then conclude thatformula_59 The proof presented here is by no means the simplest known;

neg: Systems of Survival merely, from its Greek roots, "set of elements that go together". She argues that each syndrome arose naturally out of different modes of human behavior, but that they can conflict and cause serious problems if not understood. In the preface, Jacobs explains, “This book explores the morals and values that underpin viable working life. Like the other animals, we find and pick up what we can use, and appropriate territories. But unlike the other animals, we also trade and produce for trade. Because we possess these two radically different ways of dealing with our needs, we also have two radically

neg: Controllability Gramian The controllability Gramian can be found as the solution of the Lyapunov equation given by formula_27 In fact, we can see that if we take formula_28 as a solution, we are going to find that: formula_31 Where we used the fact that formula_32 at formula_33 for stable formula_2 (all its eigenvalues have negative real part). This shows us that formula_35 is indeed the solution for the Lyapunov equation under analysis. We can see that formula_36 is a symmetric matrix, therefore, so is formula_35. We can use again the fact that, if formula_2 is stable (all its eigenvalues have negative real

neg: Talking Glossary of Genetic Terms also includes Glossary terms that reviewers of the Glossary felt would be helpful to the user. “Test Your Gene Knowledge” Quiz: The Talking Glossary offers a 10-term quiz designed to be both fun and instructional. The quiz can be accessed from every term page in the Glossary. Users can choose to test their knowledge about terms commonly found in K-16 science classrooms or, more generally, in popular news reports or conversation. The quiz randomly chooses terms from the Talking Glossary and asks the user to select a term name to match the definition shown. Hints are available for each question,

neg: John Finlay (poet) merits and defects which we look for in the early compositions of true genius". In 1808 Finlay published "Scottish Historical and Romantic Ballads, chiefly ancient, with Explanatory Notes and a Glossary", As the title indicates, the majority of the ballads were not his own composition, but Sir Walter Scott nevertheless wrote of the book: "The beauty of some imitations of the old Scottish ballads, with the good sense, learning, and modesty of the preliminary dissertations, must make all admirers of ancient lore regret the early loss of this accomplished young man". Finlay also published an edition of Blair's "Grave", wrote

neg: Rozalie Hirs deal with the ambiguity of situations we see ourselves confronted with in the world " "Logos", Rozalie Hirs’ second collection of poems, has the reader traveling through the human body. Inside the book there is an anatomical drawing, made by artist Noëlle von Eugen, by which the reader can navigate through the collection. The logos of the title might refer to the laws of the body, with which we find ourselves confronted through the world. But also to thought, the imagination, and the word. In the many love poems, the beloved turns out to be a human being of flesh

neg: Travelling salesman problem improve on the LB of the TSP which originated from doubling the cost of the minimum spanning tree. Given an Eulerian graph we can find an Eulerian tour in time. So if we had an Eulerian graph with cities from a TSP as vertices then we can easily see that we could use such a method for finding an Eulerian tour to find a TSP solution. By triangular inequality we know that the TSP tour can be no longer than the Eulerian tour and as such we have a LB for the TSP. Such a method is described below. To

neg: Rose: Love in Violent Times Rose: Love in Violent Times Rose is the 2010 book by Inga Muscio which looks into the passive and physical violence in our daily lives and describes how we might find love within this violence. It is her third book, following "" (1998) and "Autobiography of a Blue-Eyed Devil: My Life and Times in a Racist, Imperialist Society" (2005). "Rose" is divided into three main sections: an Introduction, Part I—Violence, and Part II—Love. Muscio was inspired to write on the subject of violence based on a quote she heard from Arun Gandhi: "“Acts of passive violence generate anger in the

neg: UPAY book we can find some unused pages which can be used for making a new notebook which could be sold on nominal price to generate some revenue. Waste and unused papers/books can be used for making paper. 1. Vidarbha CSR Award of Best NGO in the Field of Education. 2. LOKMATA SAMAJIK SANSTHA PURASKAR by LOKMATA SUMATITAI SMRUTI PRATISHTHAN, November 2017 3. Certificate of Merit by World CSR day & world Sustainability Award. 4. Jiyo dil Se award season IV by 94.3 my FM. 5.Quest For excellence Award 2013 by Power HR forum. 6. Maitri Gaurav Award 2016. 7.Central India

neg: Aristotle things. When we look at an apple, for example, we see an apple, and we can also analyse a form of an apple. In this distinction, there is a particular apple and a universal form of an apple. Moreover, we can place an apple next to a book, so that we can speak of both the book and apple as being next to each other. Plato argued that there are some universal forms that are not a part of particular things. For example, it is possible that there is no particular good in existence, but "good" is still a proper

neg: Gyōbutsu igi both of which are recorded in the Eihei Kōroku. Gudō Nishijima, a modern Zen priest, provides the following analysis for this book: "Buddhism can be called a religion of action. Buddhism esteems action very highly, because action is our existence itself, and without acting we have no existence. Gautama Buddha's historical mission was to find the truth of action, by which he could synthesize idealistic Brahmanism and the materialistic theories of the six non-Buddhist teachers. In this chapter, Master Dōgen explained the dignity that usually accompanies buddhas in action." Dōgen also uses the book to reiterate his conviction that practice

neg: Kim's Game can be used for learning new groups of objects, such as shapes or fruits. In his book "Scouting Games" Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of Scouting, names the exercise Kim's Game and describes it as follows: The United States Marine Corps' Scout Sniper Instructor School in Quantico, Virginia, is one establishment that teaches the game as part of its curriculum. Another is Sniper training schools at Camp Lejeune, Camp Pendleton and in Hawaii. It is mentioned in a military glossary with the backronym "Keep In Memory". The Kim's Game is also used as a memory test in Royal Marines Commando training

neg: Dawson function formula_16 can be related to the Dawson function as follows. Inside a principal value integral, we can treat formula_17 as a generalized function or distribution, and use the Fourier representation With formula_19, we use the exponential representation of formula_20 and complete the square with respect to formula_21 to find We can shift the integral over formula_21 to the real axis, and it gives formula_24. Thus We complete the square with respect to formula_26 and obtain We change variables to formula_28: The integral can be performed as a contour integral around a rectangle in the complex plane. Taking the imaginary part

neg: Superiority complex Superiority complex Superiority complex is a psychological defense mechanism that compensates for an inferiority complex. The term was coined by Alfred Adler as part of his school of individual psychology. It was introduced in his series of books, including ""Understanding Human Nature"" and ""Social Interest"". "We should not be astonished if in the cases where we see an inferiority [feeling] complex we find a superiority complex more or less hidden. On the other hand, if we inquire into a superiority complex and study its continuity, we can always find a more or less hidden inferiority [feeling] complex." "If a person

neg: Joan Alcover this by using forms and ideas taken from popular imaginary, like those we find in the poem ‘Balanguera’, which would be adapted to music by Amadeu Vives and become Majorca’s present-day hymn. The section entitled ‘Elegies’ [Elegies] is, without doubt, one of the high points of the book: here the poet demonstrates, from a slightly detached angle, the fatherly suffering he had experienced, even though, it must be said, he transcends this pain by turning it into an emotion that can be universally felt. In ‘Poemes bíblics’ [Biblical poems] (1918), which would be his final book of poems, he again

neg: Quadtree the corresponding sets. Afterwards, each distinct remaining set will be associated with a distinct connected component in the image. Step three performs another post-order traversal. This time, for each black node formula_14 we use the union-find's "find" operation (with the old label of formula_14) to find and assign formula_14 its new label (associated with the connected component of which formula_14 is part). This section summarizes a chapter from a book by Har-Peled and de Berg et al. Mesh generation is essentially the triangulation of a point set for which further processing may be performed. As such, it is desirable for

neg: The Book of Five Rings not exist."" The "Book of Nothing", according to Musashi, is the true meaning of the strategy of "Ni Ten Ichi Ryu". It seems very esoteric in nature because he emphasizes that you must learn to perceive that which you cannot understand or comprehend. He notes that in this Void, what can be comprehended are things which we do and see, such as the way of the warrior, martial arts, and "Ni Ten Ichi Ryu". At the same time, in the Void, things we do not do or see (which he calls "Spirit") are part of the information which we perceive

neg: Glossary (band) Glossary (band) Glossary is an American rock band from Murfreesboro, Tennessee that formed in 1997. Glossary released their debut LP Southern by the Grace of Location on Champ Records in 1998, followed by All We've Learned About Living in 2000. The released a pair of albums on Undertow Music, How We Handle Our Midnights (2003) and For What I Don't Become (2006), followed by Feral Fire in 2010 on Liberty & Lament records, and finally Long Live All of Us in 2011 via Last Chance Records and Xtra Mile Recordings. The band appeared on an episode of Last Call With

neg: Robert McHenry practice as "pandering to local prejudices" in order to suit local markets, instead of presenting subjects objectively. McHenry was replaced as the editor-in-chief of the "Encyclopædia Britannica" by Dale Hoiberg in 1997. In 1998, McHenry wrote the book "How to Know", in which he explored the questions of what we can know and how we know that we know it. Though written in 1998, the book was not published until 2004. During 2002 and 2003, McHenry worked part-time in a used-book store, and for a company producing Internet content-filtering software. During the same period, McHenry had several articles published in

neg: Inverse dynamics-based static optimization single muscles even knowing the exact geometry of our joints and muscles due to the redundancy of our system. Through an optimization approach we could find a way to understand how our central nervous system chooses its control strategies so as to optimize some aspects of movement production (e.g. minimizing metabolic cost). We use here the matricial form of the equations of motion formula_2 in which we are considering a body part with formula_3 joints and formula_4 muscles. Then The vector of muscle-tendon torques can be further decomposed as follows formula_17 in which Once we obtain formula_15, suppose formula_18 known

neg: Woodbury matrix identity the right side of the Woodbury identity gives the identity matrix: First consider these useful identities, Now, Deriving the Woodbury matrix identity is easily done by solving the following block matrix inversion problem Expanding, we can see that the above reduces to which is equivalent to formula_10. Eliminating the first equation, we find that formula_11, which can be substituted into the second to find formula_12. Expanding and rearranging, we have formula_13, or formula_14. Finally, we substitute into our formula_15, and we have formula_16. Thus, We have derived the Woodbury matrix identity. We start by the matrix By eliminating the entry

neg: Hugo Münsterberg importance to industrial psychology and seeks to answer those questions. These three questions include "how we can find the men whose mental qualities make them best fitted for the work which they have to do; secondly, under what psychological conditions we can secure the greatest and most satisfactory output of work from every man; and finally, how we can produce most completely the influences on human minds which are desired in the interest of business." In other words, we ask how to find "the best possible man, how to produce the best possible work, and how to secure the best

neg: Effective altruism the movement. Effective altruism conferences have been held since 2013. In 2015, Peter Singer published "The Most Good You Can Do", a book on effective altruism. The book describes the philosophy and social movement of effective altruism and argues in favor of it. In the same year William MacAskill published his book "Doing Good Better: How Effective Altruism Can Help You Make a Difference" which helped to further popularize the movement. MacAskill also created Giving What We Can and 80,000 Hours, both of which are part of the Centre for Effective Altruism. In 2018, American news website Vox has launched

neg: Farewell, My Lovely (1975 film) "The Big Sleep", although that film was set in the present day and in England, rather than shot as a period piece in the detective's customary setting of Los Angeles. Marlowe's client, Moose Malloy, is played by Jack O'Halloran, a former professional prizefighter. Mitchum called O'Halloran "one great find on this picture. At least, he's a find if we can ever find him again... They hired him for $500 a week. He looked perfect for the part. One time he hit the producer. One of the producers. We had seven of them. We called them the Magnificent Seven. Jack was

neg: Bapu (book) at the mission, her visits to Gandhi at his ashram and in prison, how she spent time living at Gandhi's ashram, and how she eventually left the ashram in the service of Gandhi's movement. In an epilogue she states "The human personality depicted in the foregoing pages is no longer in the World as we knew him, but 'his soul goes marching on.' He brought religion into the service of the humdrum of daily life... by sheer love and self-discipline he made mundane things beautiful: from pans to politics, he made them shine." The book also contains a glossary of

neg: Armala wish you made gets fulfilled. 2) CRAZY CAVE:- It is 600m in length. We can find limestones sparkling like a diamond in the ceiling after walking 25m inside at 45o angle. Moving ahead watching different structures inside the cave, there is a place suitable for meditation which is really attractive. Moving ahead watching different structures inside the cave, we see other cave within the cave, which is adventurous and delightfully interesting. As we go below, we find a water pond. We can go almost 1000m inside the cave during Asad to Falgun while 1200m from Chaitra to Jeth. 3) HOLI

neg: Glossary of fuel cell terms systems. A unitized regenerative fuel cell (URFC) is a fuel cell based on the proton exchange membrane which can do the electrolysis of water in regenerative mode and function in the other mode as a fuel cell recombining oxygen and hydrogen gas to produce electricity. Glossary of fuel cell terms The Glossary of fuel cell terms lists the definitions of many terms used within the fuel cell industry. The terms in this fuel cell glossary may be used by fuel cell industry associations, in education material and fuel cell codes and standards to name but a few. An alkali anion

neg: Spaceship Earth earth has become a single spaceship, without unlimited reservoirs of anything, either for extraction or for pollution, and in which, therefore, man must find his place in a cyclical ecological system". The phrase was also popularized by Buckminster Fuller, who published a book in 1968 under the title of "Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth". This quotation, referring to fossil fuels, reflects his approach: …we can make all of humanity successful through science's world-engulfing industrial evolution provided that we are not so foolish as to continue to exhaust in a split second of astronomical history the orderly energy savings of billions

neg: Sándor Apponyi took part a lot of auctions. So he collected a plenty of interesting historical, aritmetical, biological, geographical and philosophical works in a lot of language. For example: German, French, Italian, Turkish, Dutch, English and Latin. This beautiful bibliofil collection name is Apponyi Hungarika. It could be find in the National Széchényi Library contains about 3000 books. There are many interesting topic in this collection. We can read about siege and taking of Buda or Belgrade by the Christian army and about Rákóczi's war of independence. Also there is a book of Count Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli about the coffee, from the

neg: Phenomenological life whom we know nothing – or so very little! As if we ourselves were not living beings!" This definition, however, fails to include living organisms that cannot experience themselves, such as plant life — unless one can find evidence of the existence of a certain kind of sensibility in them, as Professor A. Tronchet appears to suggest in his book "La sensibilité des plantes (Plant Sensibility)": "The protoplasm of plant cells, like that of animal cells, is endowed with irritability, i.e. a particular form of sensibility, thanks to which it is capable of being affected by excitations originating externally or

neg: Survival of the fittest evolution, we thus find the positive and undoubted origin of our ethical conceptions; and we can affirm that in the ethical progress of man, mutual support not mutual struggle – has had the leading part. In its wide extension, even at the present time, we also see the best guarantee of a still loftier evolution of our race. "Survival of the fittest" is sometimes claimed to be a tautology. The reasoning is that if one takes the term "fit" to mean "endowed with phenotypic characteristics which improve chances of survival and reproduction" (which is roughly how Spencer understood it), then

neg: Euler substitution and find formula_14 Again, either the positive or the negative sign can be chosen. If the polynomial formula_15 has real roots formula_16 and formula_17, we may choose formula_18. This yields formula_19 and as in the preceding cases, we can express the entire integrand rationally in formula_10. In the integral formula_21 we can use the first substitution and set formula_22, thus Accordingly, we obtain: The cases formula_27, give the formulas For finding the value of formula_30, we find formula_10 using the first substitution of Euler: formula_32. Squaring both sides of the equation gives us formula_33, from which the formula_34 terms will

neg: Game (Scientology) or purposes which prevent it from occurring. "The Aberree" noted in its Volume 3, issue 1 (April 1956): "Scientology is Hubbard's game...It is also anyone's game who really wants to own and play it." Scientologist and jazz musician Chick Corea refers to Hubbard's "game" concept in his song "What Games Shall We Play Today?" Compare the Scientological view of life as "a game. A game in which everyone can win and no one need lose." Game (Scientology) In the Church of Scientology, the Official Scientology and Dianetics glossary defines L. Ron Hubbard's concept of "game" as: game: a contest of

neg: The Reason I Jump can communicate fully independently with no wrist support". Sallie Tisdale, writing for "The New York Times", said the book raised questions about autism, but also about translation and she wondered how much the work was influenced by the three adults (Higashida's mother, Yoshida, and Mitchell) involved in translating the book and their experiences as parents of autistic children. She concluded, "We have to be careful about turning what we find into what we want." The Reason I Jump Higashida was diagnosed with severe autism spectrum disorder (ASD) when he was five years old and has limited verbal communication skills. With

neg: Glossary of patience terms by Peter Arnold in his book "Card Games for One" () and may be terms exclusively used in British English in explaining solitaire games. Terms from the book Lady Cadogan's "Illustrated Games of Patience". This defines the long-forgotten term, talon (= "stock"), which is still in use in Germany and has been re-introduced by English authors like Parlett. Also note the term Marriage of cards. Glossary of patience terms There are a number of common features in many Patience games or solitaire games as they are called in the US, such as "building down" and the "foundations" and "tableau", used

neg: Degree of a field extension 2, ..., "e", form a basis for "M"/"K"; since there are precisely "de" of them, this proves that the dimension of "M"/"K" is "de", which is the desired result. First we check that they span "M"/"K". If "x" is any element of "M", then since the "w" form a basis for "M" over "L", we can find elements "a" in "L" such that Then, since the "u" form a basis for "L" over "K", we can find elements "b" in "K" such that for each "n", Then using the distributive law and associativity of multiplication in "M" we have which

neg: Trump Unauthorized they know, so we'll have to do a big search to find a person who can pull it off. We're just looking for the best actor we can find." On March 17, 2005, it was announced that Justin Louis would portray Trump in the film, which was titled "Ambition" at that time. Lieberman said about Louis' casting: "I will tell you, we are blessed. Donald Trump had the most gorgeous hair as a young man. He had beautiful, beautiful hair. Certainly before we cast the role, we thought we would have to use a wig. ... We cast an actor

neg: Glossary of Islam Glossary of Islam The following list consists of notable concepts that are derived from both Islamic and Arab tradition, which are expressed as words in the Arabic language. The main purpose of this list is to disambiguate multiple spellings, to make note of spellings no longer in use for these concepts, to define the concept in one or two lines, to make it easy for one to find and pin down specific concepts, and to provide a guide to unique concepts of Islam all in one place. Separating concepts in Islam from concepts specific to Arab culture, or from the

neg: A New Earth and he envisions a world population that is increasingly humble, enlightened and pure. According to Tolle, the book's purpose "is not to add new information or beliefs to your mind or to try to convince you of anything, but to bring about a shift in consciousness". In the book, Tolle asserts that everyone can find "the freedom and joy of life" if they live in the present moment. The book describes human dysfunction, selfishness, anxiety and the inhumanity we inflict on each other, as well as mankind's failed attempts to find life meaning and purpose through material possessions and unhealthy

neg: Fractional calculus is a negative integer and whose imaginary part is zero, it is necessary to apply the fractional derivative after the integer derivative has been performed. For example, We can also come at the question via the Laplace transform. Knowing that and etc., we assert For example, as expected. Indeed, given the convolution rule and shorthanding "p"("x") = "x" for clarity, we find that which is what Cauchy gave us above. Laplace transforms "work" on relatively few functions, but they "are" often useful for solving fractional differential equations. The classical form of fractional calculus is given by the Riemann–Liouville integral, which

neg: Burger's Daughter worst times and even though I'm white". Just as Rosa struggles to find her place as a white in the anti-apartheid liberation movement, so did Gordimer. In an interview in 1980, she said that "when we have got beyond the apartheid situation—there's a tremendous problem for whites, unless whites are allowed in by blacks, and unless we can make out a case for our being accepted and we can forge a common culture together, whites are going to be marginal". Gordimer knew that "Burger's Daughter" would be banned in South Africa. After the book was published in London by Jonathan