books about: components     books:       Computers as Components, Second Edition: Principles of Embedded Computing System Design (The Morgan Kaufmann ...2 reviews Wayne Wolf Morgan Kaufmann, 2008 Good intro to embedded development Do you know what percentage of all computers run Windows or some kind of Unix? Guess. I'll give you the answer later. This book is about all the other computers out there - the ones in your car's airbags and antilock brakes; in your watch, cellphone, TV and its remote, CD player, and computer keyboard; in your implanted defibrillator. Wolf starts with an introduction in terms of a ...             Symmetrical Components for Power Systems Engineering (Electrical and Computer Engineering)2 reviews J. Lewis Blackburn CRC, 1993 More than just symmetrical components: With the passing of Lew the industry has lost a great giant. Fortunately his great knowledge has been captured and preserved in this book. After explaining in great detail the system of symmetrical components, the book explains through practical examples how to use symmetrical components to solve problems. The book is an excellent text and reference book. Items covered include line ...             Principal Component Analysis1 review I.T. Jolliffe Springer, 2002 Most authoritative book on PCA-related techniques The first edition of this book was the most authoritative book on this subject 15 years ago. Now the author has provided us with a much-needed second edition since there are many developments since. Principal components related techniques are the main dimension-reduction methods in analysis of multivariate data. Since there is much redundancy with high throughput measurements such as spatial, ...             Variance Components (Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics)1 review Shayle R. Searle, George Casella, ... Wiley-Interscience, 2006 Must have book for process engineers. This book covers the history and application of one of the most important, but underutilized statistical methods for engineers. Variance components will give you insight unmatched by the typical methods of analysis currently in use. The explanations are readable by engineers with one to two years of statistical methods experience. This is a must have for semiconductor(any?) manufacturing process ...             AdvancED ActionScript Components: Mastering the Flash Component Architecture (Advanc)7 reviews Antonio De Donatis friends of ED, 2006 DA book for all Flash 8 Coders. Don't know how to build custom components? How to edit/change/revive the current components? This book is for you. Want to learn how other people make money selling custom components.......well, this is a great "Start". Some OOP knowledge would be great, but not needed, as always....Friends of ED hits the mark!             Materials and Components of Interior Architecture (7th Edition)2 reviews J.Rosemary Riggs Prentice Hall, 2007 Broad Outlook on Interior Products This book is a good reference for anyone who is currently designing or building a luxury home, but for a general education on construction interiors, this is not the book. There are many references to the latest products, which include both color and feature description that will be quickly outdated. Most of the discussion centers around materials that would be used in an affluent home ...             Independent Component Analysis: A Tutorial Introduction (Bradford Books)6 reviews James V. Stone The MIT Press, 2004 James Stone's monograph: 'Independent Component Analysis' James Stone's monograph is a refreshing new book amongst the many other `new books' on Independent Component Analysis (ICA). The author brings his teaching experience to present the theory and practice of ICA in a highly accessible form using a duplication of words and straight-forward mathematics. Particular attention is given in the earlier chapters to the description of the linear signal ...             Principal Components Analysis (Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences)1 review George H. Dunteman Sage Publications, Inc, 1989 Another good "Green Book" statistical guide. I am a big fan of this little "green book" statistical series. Thanks to it, I already taught myself Logit Regression, Cluster Analysis, Discriminant Analysis, Factor Analysis, and Correspondence Analysis. Most of these were excellent; "Principal Component Analysis" (PCA) was good. The reasons I don't consider it excellent like some of the others are: First, the terminology is kind of ...             Programming .NET Components, 2nd Edition62 reviews Juval Lowy O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2005 .Net on Steroids ! A Classic Book that begins it's journey, where all books end. The true difference between a casual programmer and a disciplined programmer is more prominent in his/her code when they start using advanced features of the framework. A true programmer knows his stuff in and out and knows how to leverage the features of the framework effectively in every line of code. And to get to that level of ...             Machine Devices and Components Illustrated Sourcebook3 reviews Robert O. Parmley McGraw-Hill Professional, 2004 Fine pictures, poor explanation I've found that there are a lot of interesting pictures of many mechanisms, much more than I expected. But I think authors could have added some more detailed explanations about how they work, or which are the main properties, like efficiency in terms of energy for example. At least compare different mechanisms to get an idea of which one is the best suitable for a concrete action. In several ...             Understanding How Components Fail (#06812G) Donald J. Wulpi ASM International, 1999 Understanding How Components Fail, 2nd Ed If you are involved in failure analysis, this is the practical book you need. Basic principles and practices are clearly explained, with numerous examples featuring commonly used metals, parts, and service environments. This classic first edition has been widely used as a primer for those who need to undertake failure investigations. The updated second edition provides expanded coverage of many ...             Airplane Design Part V: Component Weight Estimation1 review Jan Roskam Design Analysis & Research, 1999 Great Technical Book This is the perfect book for component weight estimates in the early design process. It is written in a language which can be understood by any technical person and it's content is valid for practicing Aerospace Engineers. This book follows the same style as all of the books by Roskam. It used statistical data from previous designs to extrapolate information for a new design. I recomemnd this ...             Using UML: Software Engineering with Objects and Components (2nd Edition) (Addison-Wesley Object Technology)4 reviews Perdita Stevens Addison Wesley, 2006 Informative, question and answer style. The book is written in an Question/Answer format (i.e., FAQ). Very different from the rest of the UML topics, narrative or reference styles provided in most UML books. Unfortunately, the price seems a little steep, until you consider that there are some valuable bits of information in this book that seem to be missing from most UML books. Mostly the "why?" of UML. That makes the book worth ...             Component Software: Beyond Object-Oriented Programming (2nd Edition) (Component Software Series)13 reviews Clemens Szyperski Addison-Wesley Professional, 2002 Highly recommended SW Components book When I started SW Engineering the SW functional decomposition methods were in fashion. People became relatively quickly familiar with them, and we developed our SW on Intel's 8086 based chip sets, with a few Ks of memory. The programming practices were reinforced by our peers and the Management. Then came the buzz-word SW Object Orientation. I first heard it in the mid 80s. To be frank about it, ...             100 Years of Bicycle Component and Accessory Design: Authentic Reprint Edition of The Data Book1 review Noguchi-san Van der Plas, 2000 For obsessive bike collectors, mechanics, or framebuilders. The edition of "The Data Book" that I own has all of its text--what little there is--in Japanese. The book is almost all pictures, all of those line drawings, and most from the late French illustrator Daniel Rebour, the best technical illustrator that the bicycle world has ever been blessed with. I am a professional bike mechanic and an amateur custom frame builder who reveres French machines ...             Independent Component Analysis2 reviews Aapo Hyvärinen, Juha Karhunen, ... Wiley-Interscience, 2001 Comprehensive Book Independent Component Analysis is a young and interesting topic that gained attention and still receiving more of it. Until now this is the best introduction that has been written. It is comprehensive, clear and unbiased. I think that the book is a step toward making the subject not only a common field of research but also a reference for those looking for new challenging topics. What worths ...             Building the Awesome Organization: Six Essential Components that Drive Business Growth4 reviews Katherine Catlin, Jana B. Matthews, ... Wiley, 2002 Another winner Building the Awesome Organization is the second in a series from Katherine Catlin and Jana Matthews. The authors understand that finding the right people and treating them right is the key to business success. This book isn't full of theory and platitudes - it has concrete steps to grow a healthy company. So you've survived the start-up phase and now you find yourself in the position of ...             Sun Certified Web Component Developer Study Companion: SCWCD Java EE 5 (exams 310-083 and 310-084)2 reviews Charles E. Lyons Garner Press, 2006 Great Resource! This is a complete, no nonsense guide to the material on the Sun Certified Web Component Developer (SCWCD) exam. It is well written, and easy to read. Last week I passed the 310-084 exam with a score of 92%. This book was one of my chief resources in preparing. I bought this book on impulse (I already had the other three big books on preparation for the SCWCD). I was pleasantly surprised. ...             Head First Servlets and JSP: Passing the Sun Certified Web Component Developer Exam (Brain-Friendly Guides)132 reviews Bryan Basham, Kathy Sierra, ... O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2008 Good Surprise on Delivery by Amazon I ordered for 'Head First Servlets & JSP' which shows 2004 edition on web-site. But much to my Surprise, I got March 2008 (2nd Edition) of the Book which is the latest version for the SCWCD 1.5 exam. Thanks to Amazon for giving the best. -Sandeep Parmar             Fundamentals of Machine Component Design9 reviews Robert C. Juvinall, Kurt M. Marshek Wiley, 2005 Better then before This book does great with showing the easier way to do stress and strain analysis.              search for books accessory, actionscript, addison-wesley, applications, architecture, authentic, brain-friendly, component, components, developer, electrical, engineering, estimation, fundamentals, illustrated, independent, introduction, mastering, materials, object-oriented, organization, principles, probability, programming, quantitative, sourcebook, statistics, symmetrical, technology, understanding books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Dekorieren mit Mod Podge und Servietten. Schritt für Schritt erklärt. leave a comment home  impressum - about us