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Шарқ миниатюраси ва адабиёти

Миниатюра Шарқнинг улкан адабиёти образларининг рангин тажассумидир. Ўрта аср маснавийлари, достонлари, солномаларининг мазмуни ва ўзига хос тузилиши санъатнинг ана шу турида жонли ифода этилди. Мусаввирлар шарқ классик адабиёти асарларидан уққанларини махсус бадиий воситалар ёрдамида ифода этдилар. Шарк миниатюраси билан танишув ёлғиз гўзаллик билан юзма-юз келиш қувончи бўлиб қолмасдан, Шарқнинг бугунги санъати сарчашмаларини идрок этиш заруриятидир.

Cashflow quadrant

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Суғориладиган шароитда дон-дуккакли экинлар ҳосилдорлигига маъдан ўғитларнинг таъсири

Республикамизнинг суғориладиган ерларида дуккакли дон экинларидан юқори ва сифатли ҳосил олиш мумкин, бунинг учун етиштириш усули ва шароитини комплекс тадқиқот қилиш талаб қилинадиУшбу битирув малакавий ишининг асосий мақсади дуккакли-дон экинларини такрорий етиштириш технологиясини ўрганишга қаратилган.

STRAIGHT AND CROOKED THINKING

IN any book on this subject, the author has to make the difficult choice between taking his examples of crooked thinking from live controversial questions such as politics, and choosing them from the hackneyed and trivial sources favoured by the academic text-books. There are many advantages in adopting the latter course. Most important of all is the fact that the illustration of a faulty argument by a reference to Socialism or disarmament tends to distract the reader's attention from, the nature of the argument to the truth of the statement. For this reason it is impossible altogether to give up the use of trivial illustrations. Where-ever it is possible, however, I have made my illustrations from living controversial issues and from arguments that are actually used in defence of them. This choice may give offence to some reader who find that I have held up to ridicule arguments in defence of positions that are dear to them. In such cases, however, they can replace them by illustrations of similar crooked thinking on the part of those with whom they disagree.

THE BIOLOGY OF ODORS: SOURCES, OLFACTION AND RESPONSE

In a social context, body odors act as effective psycho-biological signals modulating interpersonal interactions, but also as several physiological processes. This new book presents current research in the study of the biology, sources, olfaction and response to odors.

Аграр тармоққа инвестцияларни жалб этишнинг иқтисодий самарадорлиги

Битирув малакавий ишнинг мақсади – аграр тармоққа жалб қилинаётган инвестициялар, инвестицион лойиҳаларни таҳлил қилиш ва тегишли хулосалар қилиб, таклиф лар ишлаб чиқиш.

COLLEGE ALGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY

We are proud to offer the seventh edition of College Algebra and Trigonometry. Your success in college algebra and trigonometry is important to us. To guide you to that success, we have created a textbook with features that promote learning and support various learning styles. These features are highlighted below. We encourage you to examine the features and use them to help you successfully complete this course.

College Trigonometry

We have retained our basic philosophy, which is to deliver a comprehensive and mathematically sound treatment of the topics considered essential for a college algebra course. To help students master these concepts, we have maintained a dynamic balance among theory, application, modeling, and drill. Carefully developed mathematics is complemented by abundant, relevant, and contemporary applications, many of which feature real data and tables, graphs, and charts. Ever mindful of the motivating influence that contemporary and appropriate applications have on students, we have included many new application exercises from a wide range of disciplines, and in new formats. For example, a new Quantitative Reasoning feature is found at the end of each chapter. Students are urged to investigate concepts and apply those concepts to a variety of contexts while testing the reasonableness of their answers. Applications require students to use problem-solving strategies and newly learned skills to solve practical problems, demonstrating the value of algebra. Many application exercises are accompanied by a diagram that helps students visualize the mathematics of the application.

Basics of Olympiad Inequalities

The aim of this note is to acquaint students, who want to participate in mathematical Olympiads, to Olympiad level inequalities from the basics. Inequalities are used in all fields of mathematics. They have some very interesting properties and numerous applications. Inequalities are often hard to solve, and it is not always possible to find a nice solution. But it is worth approaching an inequality rather than solving it. Most inequalities need to be transformed into a suitable form by algebraic means before applying some theorem. This is what makes the problem rather difficult. Throughout this little note you will find different ways and approaches to solve an inequality. Most of the problems are recent and thus need a fruitful combination of wisely applied techniques. It took me around two years to complete this; although I didn’t work on it for some months during this period. I have tried to demonstrate how one can use the classical inequalities through different examples that show different ways of applying them. After almost each section there are some exercise problems for the reader to get his/her hands dirty! And at the end of each chapter some harder problems are given for those looking for challenges. Some additional exercises are given at the end of the book for the reader to practice his/her skills. Solutions to some selected problems are given in the last chapter to present different strategies and techniques of solving inequality problems. In conclusion, I have tried to explain that inequalities can be overcome through practice and more practice.

Geometry and Topology

Geometry provides a whole range of views on the universe, serving as the inspiration, technical toolkit and ultimate goal for many branches of mathematics and physics. This book introduces the ideas of geometry, and includes a generous supply of simple explanations and examples. The treatment emphasises coordinate systems and the coordinate changes that generate symmetries. The discussion moves from Euclidean to non-Euclidean geometries, including spherical and hyperbolic geometry, and then on to affine and projective linear geometries. Group theory is introduced to treat geometric symmetries, leading to the unification of geometry and group theory in the Erlangen program. An introduction to basic topology follows, with the M¨obius strip, the Klein bottle and the surface with g handles exemplifying quotient topologies and the homeomorphism problem. Topology combines with group theory to yield the geometry of transformation groups, having applications to relativity theory and quantum mechanics. A final chapter features historical discussions and indications for further reading. While the book requires minimal prerequisites, it provides a first glimpse of many research topics in modern algebra, geometry and theoretical physics.

Энг чиройли исмлар ва уларнинг маънолари

Фарзанд дунёга келгач, унга чиройли ва туғри исм қўйиш ота- онанинг энг муҳим вазифаларидан ҳисобланади. Дарҳақиқат, инсоннинг исми унинг келажак тақдирига ҳам дахлдордир.

BIOLOGY IS TECHNOLOGY The Promise, Peril, and New Business of Engineering Life

This bookis the sum of more than a decade of discussions, research, and travel. The effort was made possible only through the generosity and patience of friends, colleagues, and family.

Handbuch Politische Ökologie

Wirklich, ich lebe in finsteren Zeiten!« – so beginnt Bertold Brechts Gedicht »An die Nachgeborenen«, das 1939 veröffentlicht wurde. Mit den »finsteren Zeiten« verweist Brecht auf die Zeit des Nationalsozialismus. Seine Kritik richtet sich dabei an all jene, die die »Untaten« des Nationalsozialismus verschweigen, indem sie »arglose« Wörter verwenden und belanglose Gespräche führen.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7

The System Administrator's Guide documents relevant information regarding the deployment, configuration, and administration of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. It is oriented towards system administrators with a basic understanding of the system. To expand your expertise, you might also be interested in the Red Hat System Administration I (RH124), Red Hat System Administration II (RH134), Red Hat System Administration III (RH254), or RHCSA Rapid Track (RH199)training courses. If you want to use Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 with the Linux Containers functionality, see Product Documentation for Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host. For an overview of general Linux Containers concept and their current capabilities implemented in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, see Overview of Containers in Red Hat Systems. The topics related to containers management and administration are described in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host 7 Managing Containers guide.

Realm of ALGEBRA

ALGEBRA IS just a variety of arithmetic. Does that startle you? Do you find it hard to believe? Perhaps so, because the way most of us go through our schooling, arithmetic seems an "easy" subject taught in the lower grades, and algebra is a "hard" subject taught in the higher grades. What's more, arithmetic deals with good, honest numbers, while algebra seems to be made up of all sorts of confusing x's and y's. But I still say there's practically no difference between them and I will try to prove that to you. Let's begin by saying that if you had six apples and I gave you five more apples, you would have eleven apples. If you had six books and I gave you five more books, you would have eleven books. If you had six dandelions and I gave you five more dandelions, you would have eleven dandelions.

Problems in Mathematical Analysis II

This is the second volume of a planned series of books of problems in mathematical analysis. The book deals with real functions of one real variable, except for Section 1.7 where functions in metric spaces are discussed. Like the first volume, Problems in Mathematical Analysis I. Real Numbers, Sequences and Series, the book is divided into two parts. The first part is a collection of exercises and problems, and the second contains their solutions. Although often various solutions of a given problem are possible, we present here only one. Moreover, problems are divided into sections according to the methods of their solutions. For example, if a problem is in the section Convex Functions it means that in its solution properties of convex functions are used. While each section begins with relatively simple exercises, one can still find quite challenging problems, some of which are actually theorems. Although the book is intended mainly for mathematics students, it covers material that can be incorporated by teachers into their lectures or be used for seminar discussions. For example, following Steven Roman (Amer. Math. Monthly, 87 (1980), pp. 805-809), we present a proof of the well known Faà di Bruno formula for the nth derivative of the composition of two functions. Applications of this formula to real analytic functions given in Chapter 3 are mainly borrowed from the book A Primer of Real Analytic Functions by Steven G. Krantz and Harold R. Parks. In fact, we found this book so stimulating that we could not resist borrowing a few theorems from it. We