Considero que es un libro de consiulta muy recomendado, hasta el momento no lo he usado, despuesde consultarlo podré dar un juicio

The comments on the outside of the book with all of the quotes praising the work were well-justified. Although almost ten years old the book still goes straight to the heart of the key issues in the field of human-computer interaction.

Please check and I think you will find the subject book is a hardbound volume. Paul E. Mix, author.

This book is a perfect introduction to Stochastic Process for Physicists.However it is only an introduction.Our friends Economists are much ahead of us Physicists in the use of stochastic process . So for example the book do not explain ITO calculus and therefore the reader never knows that the stochastic differential equation is just symbolic. That the integrals involving paths do not exist and have to be interpreted like ITO or Stratonovich. I recomend another book like the one by Thomas Mikoshch or the one by Fima Klebaner for further studies

This is a great introductory text. I took a single course in Indo-European Historical Linguistics back in college, and I really wanted to get more into Celtic languages. I was intimidated, however, by the bizarre (albeit magical) LOOK of a printed page covered with Welsh, Irish, Breton, or what have you. If I had known about this book, I would certainly have availed myself of it. It helps to have studied some linguistics to really get a lot from this book, but you could work your way through it with a good dictionary of linguistics terminology. One of the chief strengths of this book is the way it breaks things down so well -- the most difficult topics are laid out in bite-sized sections that are only two or three pages long. I guess the closest thing I have to a criticism is the fact that only one example each is given of the Goidelic and Britonnic languages -- Irish and Welsh, respectively. It's okay, though, they serve to get your feet wet, and then you could continue on with some other language if you felt like it. The last hundred pages or so are devoted to more general grammatical topics. Whoever reads this, let me just recommend to you that you make good use of the bibliographies at the end, especially the specialized academic journals that are mentioned. Also, there are several terrfic listservs on the internet to help with any questions you might have in Celtic philology. Just type in a few mix-and-match combinations of words like "celtic," "listserv," "old irish," "philology," "middle welsh," etc. in the search terms field on any search engine, and you'll come up with some good listervs after, say, 3 or 4 tries. It isn't that hard. Anyway, this book is great. Two thumbs up.

Horrell did a great job at giving a summary of the directions and trends in Pauline studies. Overall he presented a wide spectrum of views on each topic. The section on Paul, Israel, and Jewish Law was very strong. This would be a great book for lay people to an undergradute Paul class.

this is an excellent work on UAV systems, which i highly recommend for professionals and those merely interested in the topic.

In my opinion this is one of the best books on digital signal processing for beginners. It presents a clear and intuitive explanation of all the fundamental concepts needed for more advanced studies, providing a very good background and solid understanding of this subject.

I found this book to be an excellent Math study with real-world applications. It develops the reader's skills from the simple stuff (that one is to embarrassed to say she needs to study) to reasonably involved applications with problems in economics, finance, and the like. I'm using it to prepare for business school, so I don't get crushed by finance geeks from Wall Street. I heartily recommend it.

Physics is the one science that everyone should know. It is everywhere: our bodies, our homes, our toys and games, our cars, our tools, our earth, and our sky. So why does it seem so "hard?" Indeed, the world we live in is intricate and complicated. But as Einstein once said, "classical physics is mostly what you learned by the age of four." We all know a lot of physics. However, we need to learn the language and the tools to make our knowledge powerful. This book can get you started in a very enjoyable way. It will help you to understand some of the beauty and the technology that surrounds you. Introductory Physics is written in a direct, conversational style with a light touch; it is loaded with carefully-worked examples and insight. You can actually learn to solve problems and DO physics. The book can help open the door to a career in science, or just provide an enjoyable challenge to learn something new.