Explains the requirements for formal verification systems. Primarily intended for developers of verification systems to use in the development of production-quality formal verification systems. Explains the requirements and the process used to evaluate formal verification systems. Includes: evaluation approach, methodology and system specification, and implementation and other support factors. Glossary and bibliography.

Guidelines for Formal Verification Systems

Mayer, Barbara

Lu, Monica McGill

Computers & Technology

Diane Pub Co.

Arts and Crafts design, characterized by clean, graceful lines and solid workmanship with quality materials, has experienced an explosion of popularity over the past decade with museums, collectors, and the general public. William Morris, Gustav Stickley, and Frank Lloyd Wright are among some of the most well-known designers who produced furniture and architecture in the Arts and Crafts style, while many others produced ceramics, glass, textiles, wallpaper, and silverware in the same vein. A comprehensive survey of one of America's most enduring and popular interior design styles, reflecting both traditional and contemporary interpretations, this lavishly illustrated and informative volume begins with a discussion of the origins of the Arts and Crafts movement at the turn of the century and traces its evolution to the present day. Over 140 glorious, full-color photographs showcase the special beauty of this simple, graceful style and depict the hallmarks of its design impeccable construction and proportions, the use of enduring woods, exquisite finishes, handwrought hardware, and other unique touches in every object pictured, all in the context of contemporary homes. From a New York estate filled with rare Roycraft pieces to a Beverly Hills mansion furnished in Mission oak, the book not only provides a rare glimpse into the collector's world but offers a visual blueprint for incorporating this engaging style into any household, a source index explains how to identify original pieces and directs the consumer to places where both authentic and reproduction Arts and Crafts furniture and objects can be obtained. An invaluable and inspirational reference for decorators and collectors at all levels, In the Arts and Crafts Style combines splendid photography and an enlightening text into a treasured, one-of-a-kind volume as classic and timeless as the style to which it pays tribute.

In the Arts & Crafts Style

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Chronicle Books+

Offers advice for students on communication, understanding teachers and administrators, socializing, handling pressures and problems, and learning outside the classroom

Succeed in High School (Here's How)

Children's Books

Learningworks

How to Succeed in High School

Reference

Vgm Career Horizons

Provides practical advice for making friends, improving grades, selecting classes, balancing school and work, adjusting to campus life, and getting along with professors

How to Succeed in College (VGM HOW TO SERIES)

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Shows examples of furniture, jewelry, glass, textiles, and ceramics considered works of art, and offers advice on collecting craft art

Contemporary American Craft Art: A Collector's Guide

Gibbs-Smith

At its completion in 1917, Reynolda was a leading example of the country house movement. The 70-room structure was the center of a 1,067-acre estate encompassing a working farm and a village with its own church, post office, and school_all this to serve the six members of the R. J. Reynolds family. But events did not proceed exactly as planned. R. J. Reynolds barely lived to inhabit his house, and his wife, Katharine, was dead by 1924. The house saw the marriages of Mary and Nancy Reynolds, but it also saw the mysterious shooting death of Z. Smith Reynolds. By the mid-1950s, Reynolda House needed a transformation in order to survive. This book traces the history of the estate from its conception through its latter-day adaptation to a changing world_the commercial development of Reynolda Village and the rebirth of Reynolda House as a museum of American art. It is a story of early magnificence and survival and a celebration of an important cultural center.

Reynolda: A History of an American Country House

History

Americas

Blair

In Beyond Religion, a former Roman Catholic nun speaks out about narrow definitions and dogmatic perspectives about God, or what truth is as defined by patriarchal Christian theology. Although people are leaving the Church in droves, Mayer argues that now, more than ever, they are searching for a meaningful personal spirituality that transcends simplistic dogmas. Beyond Religion is a guide book for the spiritual pilgrim, and covers a host of topics, all aimed at personal transformation.

Beyond Religion: The Personal Search for Truth

Religion & Spirituality

Sanctuary Pubns Inc

The Complete Book of Home Decorating

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Friedman/Fairfax Pub

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