Profil penulis
Kadar
43 karya publik ditemukan.
2020: 22017: 352016: 6
Broome Accommodation Study Future Needs Analysis
Upper Cretaceous to Lower Miocene Calcareous Nannofossils from Northland, New Zealand
Use of Electromagnetic Force to Reduce Clogging in Tundish Nozzles [microform]
A Preliminary Investigation of a Model on Decision to Implement Teleworking in the Japanese Business Organizations
A Manual for Data Collection and Analysis on Traffic and Transport Sector for Planning Studios
Pembelaan al-Qur'an kepada kaum tertindas
Tafsir tarbawi
Human Versus Technology
Signal Processing, Sensor Fusion, and Target Recognition XX
Includes Proceedings Vol. 7821
A Manner of Living
A Manner of Living is an elegant guide that exposes outdated notions associated with diet and weight loss and replaces them with an evidence based, realistic, and sustainable approach to the art of eating well, living well, and being well... for life! Dr. Gena E. Kadar offers practical advice based on cutting-edge research coupled with her experience from countless interactions with patients and students over the years as a professor, doctor of chiropractic, and expert in clinical nutrition, weight loss, and therapeutic lifestyle change.
The Missing Line
Recipient of the 2006 Poetry Prize of the Helen and Stan Vine Canadian Jewish Book Award.In this collection of poetry, acclaimed poet and writer Renee Norman captures the sensuous and surreal, the serious and the serene, the simple truths about life, love, self and family.
The Political Rise of Donald J. Trump
This book explains the political rise of Donald Trump: why he appeals to voters, and why the united forces opposing him couldn't defeat his candidacy.
Signal Processing, Sensor Fusion, and Target Recognition
Signal Processing, Sensor Fusion, and Target Recognition XVII
Includes Proceedings Vol. 7821
Elegy for Kosovo
ÒOne of the most compelling novelists now writing in any language.ÓÑWall Street Journal June 28, 1389: Six hundred years before Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic called for the repression of the Albanian majority in Kosovo, there took place, on the Field of the Blackbirds, a battle shrouded in legend. A coalition of Serbs, Albanian Catholics, Bosnians, and Romanians confronted and were defeated by the invading Ottoman army of the Sultan Murad. This battle established the Muslim foothold in Europe and became the centerpiece of Serbian nationalist ideology, justifying the campaign of ethnic cleansing of Albanian Kosovars that the world witnessed with horror at the end of the past century. In this eloquent and timely reflection on war, memory, and the destiny of two peoples, Ismail Kadare explores in fiction the legend and the consequences of that defeat. Elegy for Kosovo is a heartfelt yet clear-eyed lament for a land riven by hatreds as old as the Homeric epics and as young as the latest news broadcast.