“ian barrison michael anderson peter mcintyre”

Geography and science combine to provide readers with detailed, reliable information about each of the world's most important ecological communities. This series is a wonderful resource for readers in search of detailed, up-to-date information about the earth's deserts, forests, wetlands, and tundra... More

The mathematics of tournament design are surprisingly subtle, and this book, an extensively revised version of Ellis Horwood's popular Combinatorial Designs: Construction Methods, provides a thorough introduction. It includes a new chapter on league schedules, which discusses round robin tournaments... More

This book brings together in one volume the four studies on British population history already published in the series New Studies in Economic and Social History, and adds to them a new essay on British population in the twentieth century. The book provides the only single volume survey of trends in... More

Glorious full-color photography illustrates this comprehensive guide to creating an organic garden, whether you want a family orientated space, a small town garden, or a large kitchen garden.... More

- A practical guide to gardening, showing how to apply organic principles to all aspects of garden planning, design and maintenance.- Contains over 600 photographs, including illustrated step-by-step sequences to show how to achieve the best results in ornamental, wildlife and kitchen gardens.- Cove... More

The Spirit and aim of this textbook is to present a concise introduction to the basic combinatorial tools--such as recurrence relations, generating functions, incidence matrices, and the inclusion-exclusion principle--that will give the reader a flavour of the distinctive characteristics of this att... More