“david w lawlor”

This book on Photosynthesis is the ideal text bookfor upper-level undergraduates and postgraduates studying plant biology andagricultural courses. The enhanced coverage of environmental issues and geneticmodification ensure that students of environmental science will also find thebook valuable readi... More

'The art of fighting without fighting', is how Bruce Lee described his martial arts style in the film "Enter the Dragon," This can equally well be said of the art of fighting for the movie camera. From post-Second World War Japan, to present day Hong Kong, the martial arts film has been one of cinem... More

Modern environmentalism is now over 50 years old. These articles-primarily selected from the groundbreaking studies of the past thirty years-reflect its coming of age. Providing wide-ranging coverage of the state and scope of environmentalism from its science-driven, physical geography-focused roots... More

R/3 is a business system that has gained global prominence. However, the SAP R/3 has 237,000 function modules. Quite often programmers are unaware that a module exists which can be of help in their programs. This convenient resource is a collection of the most common ABAP modules, demonstrated withi... More

Capillary Gas Chromatography is one of the most powerful separation tools available to analysts working in a wide diversity of disciplines. This book will give practicing analysts a sound theoretical and practical knowledge of the subject, giving a thorough account of the many fascinating and import... More

"Proteins: Structure and Function" is a comprehensive introduction to the study of proteins and their importance to modern biochemistry. Each chapter addresses the structure and function of proteins with a definitive theme designed to enhance student understanding. Opening with a brief historical ov... More

David Wagner explores the lives of poor people during the three decades after the Civil War, using a unique treasure of biographies of people who were (at one point in time) inmates in a large almshouse, combined with genealogical and other official records to follow their later lives. "Ordinary Peo... More