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Antenna Applications Reference Guide (McGraw-Hill Engineering Reference Guide)

Science & Math

Johnson, Richard C.

Technology

McGraw=Hill

<p>Features vital data on all the primary antenna types and includes in-depth coverage of the design techniques and operating principles involved. The scope is broad from arrays of discrete elements to conformal and low-profile arrays, from methods of polarization synthesis to microwave propagation, and from dipoles and monopoles to impedance matching and broadbanding. The first edition, published in 1961, was edited by Henry Jasik. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.</p>

Antenna Engineering Handbook

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

McGraw-Hill Professional

Emphasizes the important elements in creating and performing plays for a younger audience. Includes a list of plays, supply sources, and a bibliography on various aspects of acting and stagecraft.

Producing plays for children (The Theatre student)

Richards Rosen Press

This reference book is designed to be used as a manual to assist in the solving of design problems. The book describes how to use information gathered and presents design data for reference. Large graphs with grid lines make it easier to extract data for specific designs.

Designer Notes for Microwave Antennas (Artech House Microwave Library (Paperback))

Computers & Technology

Networking & Cloud Computing

Artech House Publishers

God emerges like a hologram in our consciousness and is falsely presented as the champion who will save us from death. Science, with its focused methodology, tells the true story.  God is the main character in religion, but he is a figment of the imagination. Humans experience consciousness like amnesia victims: We don't know where we came from or why we are here, and we fantasize that we keep on living after our bodies physically die. Thus humanity turns to religion, a powerful source of consolation and comfort. Science, however, offers some more concrete answers.  Author Richard C. Johnson argues that God emerges as an adjunct of human consciousness, where he is conjured up in response to the isolation engendered by self-awareness. Huge conflict results, Johnson explains, because claims about God are made from doctrine rather than observation. The result of these conflicts has consistently been war. In an age of nuclear weapons and terrorism, religious conflict must be deconstructed by honest discussion. Johnson explores this seemingly impossible task and proposes methods by which it can be accomplished.  In Religion: The Failed Narrative, Johnson convinces us that irrational religion cannot guide us and that only rational science has proven to be a capable leader.

Religion: The Failed Narrative Clashing Religious Doctrine and the Threat of Nuclear Terrorism

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

iUniverse

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