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The Double Edged Helix: Social Implications of Genetics in a Diverse Society
by Adrienne Asch Jon Beckwith Peter Conrad Lisa N. Geller Joseph Alper Catherine ArdThe authors address the medical and ethical implications of the new technologies, outlining potential positive and negative effects of genetic research on minorities, people with disabilities, and those of diverse sexual orientations. Presenting a wide array of perspectives, this book emphasizes the need to ensure that research into genetics does not result in discrimination against people on the basis of their DNA.
Grasshoppers and Their Relatives (World Book's Animals of the World)
by Patricia BrennanQuestions and answers explores the world of grasshoppers, crickets and katydids, with a close up on the grasshopper.
Jellyfish and Other Stingers (World Book's Animals of the World)
by Joseph K. BrennanThis book answers many questions about jellyfish. Did you know that there is a jellyfish that spends its whole life upsidedown? Other books in this series are available from Bookshare.
Spiders and Other Arachnids (World Book's Animals of the World)
by Steven OtfinoskiQuestions and Answers about arachnids with a close up on the spider.
Introduction to Climate Dynamics and Climate Modeling
by H. Goosse P. Y. Barriat W. Lefebyre M. F. Loutre V. ZanzA textbook about climate dynamics and climate modeling.
Broken Arrow Boy
by Adam MooreWinner of the Gold Award in the 1990 Written and Illustrated By... Contest. At nine years of age, Adam Moore wrote and illustrated BROKEN ARROW BOY, and his book was chosen as a Gold Award Winner in THE 1989 NATIONAL WRITTEN & ILLUSTRATED BY... AWARDS CONTEST FOR STUDENTS. Adam lives in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, with his parents, Rebecca and Paul, and his two brothers, Ryan, age 13, and Tyler, age 8. When Adam was eight years old, he fell and ran an arrow into his head. The accident led him into a world of hospitals, operations, and physical therapy. These experiences inspired him to create his book which tells of his remarkable recovery. At Indian Springs Elementary School, Adam is a straight "A" fifth-grade student. He has been enrolled in the school's Kaleidoscope gifted program since first grade. At school Adam is an active member of the Computer Club, serves as a Safety Patrol Officer, and has also been a Student Council Representative. He had the honor of having his work selected for publication in his school district's Young Authors' Student Anthology (a short story in 1988-89; and a poem and drawing in 1989-90). In February of 1990, he also had the pleasure of completing Cub Scouts when he attained the Arrow of Light rank. him sur Adam is also an avid collector of stamps, coins and baseball cards. In his spare time, he swims, rides his bicycle, and plays Nintendo and pinball. Adam's weird humor. It was this same wonderful humor that helped him survive and struggled to recuperate from his accident.
Genetics and the Manipulation of Life
by Craig HoldregeCovers all areas of genetics in simple terms. There are detailed descriptions of the figures contained in the book. Contains glossary and index.
Excellence: Can We Be Equal and Excellent Too?
by John GardnerWhat are the characteristic difficulties a democracy encounters in pursuing excellence? Is there a way out? How equal do we want to be, or can we be?
The Challenge of the Sea
by Arthur C. ClarkeWhile tremendous strides toward the conquest of space occupy most of today's headlines, scientists are also exploring the vast secret recesses of the sea. Clarke takes us beneath the sea...
Aspects of Scientific Explanation: and Other Essays in the Philosophy Of Science
by Carl G. HempelIn this volume address themselves to one or another of four major topics in the philosophy of science, and have accordingly been grouped under the headings "Confirmation, Induction, and Rational Belief," "Conceptions of Cognitive Significance," "Structure and Function of Scientific Concepts and Theories," and "Scientific Explanation.
Promise or Peril: The Strategic Defense Initiative
by Zbigniew Brzezinski Richard Sincere Marin Stnnecki Peter WehnerThirty-five Essays by statesmen, scholars, and strategic analysts.
Sounds from Silence: Graeme Clark and the Bionic Ear Story
by Graeme ClarkThe author's interest in the development of improved hearing devices for the deaf arose from his interactions with his own father, who lost his hearing. Having worked in a pharmacy, Graham Clark developed a keen interest in pursuing a medical degree. His research and tenacity led him to develop the multiple contact bionic ear. The book takes us on a journey with the author through his life and his perseverance to develp this device.
Mauritius SCIENCE Grade 7 (Part-II) - MIE
by Mauritius Institute of EducationSCIENCE Grade 7 (Part-II) Textbook from Mauritius Institute of Education
Mauritius SCIENCE Grade 7 (Part-I) - MIE
by Mauritius Institute of EducationSCIENCE Grade 7 (Part-I) Textbook from Mauritius Institute of Education
General Science -Civil service- Competitive Exam
by Indic TrustThis is a compilation of questions answer of General Science For Civil Services Competitive Examinations.
Science and the Modern World
by Alfred North WhiteheadThe history of science, including mathematics, relativity, quantum mechanics, science and philosophy, science and religion.
Chemistry Part 1 class 11 - NCERT
by National Council of Educational Research and Trainingchemistry Part-I textbook for the 11th standard from National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi in English.
EPUBTEST 0340 - Extended Descriptions Accessibility Tests
by Math Task Forceepub 3 test file with extended descriptions
Mind and Brain: The Many-Faceted Problems
by John EcclesA collection of philosophical and scientific papers illustrating diverse viewpoints on the mind-body problem.
Student Solutions Manual for Kotz and Treichel's Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity 5th edition
by Alton J. Banksnone.
The Right Stuff
by Tom WolfeThe Right Stuff is Tom Wolfe's deft account of a cast of heroes, introduced to America with the explosion of space exploration in the romantic heyday of the 20th century and encapsulated in Neal Armstrong's "one giant step for mankind." <p><p>Beginning with the first experiments with manned space flight in the 1940s, remembering the feats of Chuck Yeager and the breaking of the sound barrier, and focusing in on the brave pilots of the Mercury Project, Wolfe's ability to marry historical fact with dramatic intensity is nowhere more evident than in The Right Stuff. <P><P> <B>Winner of the National Book Award</B>
Women's Moods: What Every Woman Must Know About Hormones, the Brain, and Emotional Health
by Deborah Sichel Jeanne Watson DriscollDiscusses the ways menstruation and pregnancy affect mood disorders in women.