Statistics for Physical Sciences is an informal, relatively short, but systematic, guide to the more commonly used ideas and techniques in statistical analysis, as used in physical sciences, together with explanations of their origins. It steers a path between the extremes of a recipe of methods with a collection of useful formulas, and a full mathematical account of statistics, while at the same time developing the subject in a logical way. The book can be read in its entirety by anyone with a basic exposure to mathematics at the level of a first-year undergraduate student of physical science and should be useful for practising physical scientists, plus undergraduate and postgraduate students in these fields.

Statistics for Physical Sciences: An Introduction

Science & Math

MARTIN, Brian

Mathematics

Academic Press

A biography of Cardinal Newman traces his development from a clergyman of the Church of England to a Roman Catholic priest and describes his influence on his contemporaries

John Henry Newman: His Life & Work

Biographies & Memoirs

Oxford University Press

This is a literary thriller, a psychological drama about good and evil that explores confused sexuality and describes the intricate game of love in the contemporary world. It exposes the lives of six people who attend a school in Oxford either as student or teacher. The narrator of the story, a middle-aged man of means, is almost as enigmatic as his subject, North, a strange, elegant, charismatic Anglo-American youth. The handsome, precocious North begins a three-way relationship between himself, a beautiful 27 year-old woman teacher, and a young married, but bisexual, head of Physics who is good-looking, athletic, and evangelically Christian. As the novel proceeds in various settings, Oxford, London, Ravello, Washington DC, a confidential intimacy evolves between the narrator and North and the suspense mounts as North reveals his plans for systematic seduction. The players in the game of love become entangled in sexual anarchy that accelerates the novel towards its decisive, cataclysmic climax. At the end there is an abiding mystery and an acute sense of potent evil. The reader is left wondering if there have been certain moral imperatives that have made the narrator tell less than the whole truth.

North (Macmillan New Writing)

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Pan/Macmillan

A handsome Oxford student begins a three-way relationship between himself, a beautiful 27-year-old female teacher, and the young, married, bisexual Head of Physics. The players in this game of love, observed by the apparently amoral narrator, become entangled in sexual anarchy that accelerates the novel towards a cataclysmic climax. Brian Martin, who teaches at Oxford, has written extensively for the British press, including The Times Literary Supplement. He was appointed an MBE for services to English Literature.

North

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John Henry Newman: his life and work

Leaders & Notable People

Geoffrey Chapman Mowbray

How might the entire citizenry of a country make the decisions that affect them? Carson and Martin provide the first accessible and comprehensive overview of random selection as a possible process for transforming our modern political systems. Building on the theoretical work of the likes of John Burnheim and Fred Emery and drawing on their own work with social action groups, they outline a set of methods that go beyond the mere tapping of community opinion to reveal not only preferences but a more active role in creating the community.
Random selection, as Carson and Martin show, has been used in community participation in short-term decision making and long-term planning. It can be a powerful tool in the development of local, federal, and international policy. An important and innovative look at government decision making, this will be of primary interest to scholars and researchers in political theory and electoral systems, as well as political activists and reformers.

Random Selection in Politics

Politics & Social Sciences

Carson, Lyn

Philosophy

Praeger

Probability and Statistics for Physical Sciences, Second Edition is an accessible guide to commonly used concepts and methods in statistical analysis used in the physical sciences. This brief yet systematic introduction explains the origin of key techniques, providing mathematical background and useful formulas. The text does not assume any background in statistics and is appropriate for a wide-variety of readers, from first-year undergraduate students to working scientists across many disciplines.

Probability and Statistics for Physical Sciences

Hurwitz, Mark

A Story about a normal teen boy who stumbles on one of two mythological swords once belonging to a powerful ancient God. The sword gives him Superhuman abilities nothing ever experienced by anyone on the planet. But danger rises when an Evil God known as Solaro finds out of the last sword being found; which he wants for himself. After waiting for centuries, Solaro now has the last sword in his grasp; but it is a fight to the finish to make sure this last sword does not get into the wrong hands. If it does, it could mean the end of the World; and perhaps the universe.

Martek

Arts & Photography

Performing Arts

Brian D. Martin

Physical description; 160 p. : ill., ports., facsims. ; 25 cm. Notes; Includes index. Subjects; Newman, John Henry 1801-1890. Catholic Church - Clergy - 19th century - Biography. Catholic Church - England - Clergy - Biography.

John Henry Newman, his life and work

Chatto&Windus

Justice Ignited: The Dynamics of Backfire

Attacks can backfire on attackers―sometimes spectacularly. In March 1991, an observer videotaped several Los Angeles police beating Rodney King with their batons. Shown on television, the beating caused enormous damage to the reputation of the police and led to the chief's resignation. This incident and others, such as the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the 1965 surveillance of Ralph Nader, prove that all sorts of attacks can backfire, from torture and massacres to job dismissals and reprisals against whistle-blowers. Through numerous detailed case studies, Justice Ignited presents the first comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of backfire, as it reveals the most promising tactics for causing the backfire of unfair attacks. Understanding backfire―both promoting and inhibiting it―is vitally important for activists and everyone else who wants to be effective in the face of injustice.

Social Sciences

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

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