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AMN North America --- Canada --- North America --- Rocky Mountains --- USA --- distribution maps --- photographs --- trees
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AMN North America --- Canada --- North America --- Rocky Mountains --- USA --- distribution maps --- photographs --- trees
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The order of the plates here (unlike the original edition) is by botanical family and within each, by genus. Also included in this special edition are lithographs by Charles Sprague Sargent of the leaves and nuts of most trees, as well as texts describing the trees' geographical origins and physical characteristics.
674.03 --- 693.2 --- duurzaamheid --- hout --- houtsoorten --- productdesign --- 674.03 Species of wood --- Species of wood --- hout en houtproducten --- 674 --- houtindustrie --- wood [plant material] --- Building materials. Building technology --- Forestry --- trees --- Botany --- trees [woody plants]
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Samenvatting:The specimens, as things of beauty, are greatly to be prized . The workis valuable and unique." -The Boston Globe, on the original editionCulled and assembled by Romeyn Beck Hough between 1888 and 1913 in whatstill remains and stunning and unparalleled achievement, American Woods-originally published in 14 volumes, with actual specimens mounted oncard stock-is a work of breathtaking beauty that has set the standard forstudy of trees and wood. TASCHEN's Wood Book reproduces, in painstakingfacsimile, all of the specimen pages from the original volumes; for thispurpose we have obtained the use of an extremely rare original set ofvolumes in very good condition, with minimal damage to the wood cuts. Foreach tree, three different cross-section cuts of wood are represented(radial, horizontal, and vertical), demonstrating the particularcharacteristics of the grain and the wealth of colors and textures to befound among the many different wood types. Also included in this specialedition are lithographs by Charles Sprague Sargent of the leaves and nutsof most trees, as well as texts describing the trees' geographicalorigins and physical characteristics. Interior designers, craftsmen,nature enthusiasts, and artists alike will enjoy this beautifulcollection of wood samples which includes many trees that are now veryrare or completely extinct.
674.03 --- Hout ; Amerikaanse houtsoorten ; naslagwerken --- 691.11 --- Species of wood --- Bouwmaterialen ; hout --- Hout --- Hout. --- 674.03 Species of wood --- Trees --- Wood --- Building materials --- Forest products --- Timber --- Wood. --- 69111 --- 67403 --- Bouwmaterialen ; hout. --- Species of wood.
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Every officer in the armed forces daily encounters numerous situations in which a more thorough knowledge of men and how to direct them would be of inestimable value. This text provides the officer with certain principles of action to which he may turn for the solution of those military problems pertaining to the human element. In other words, it shows how to work effectively with all superiors and subordinates. The method of procedure is as follows: First, those military problems frequently encountered by most officers are carefully studied. Second, the psychological principles and techniques possessing a direct bearing upon each of these problems are correlated with them. That other military problems may have been little stressed is granted. These problems, however, have been given every consideration prior to their exclusion. The criterion for inclusion in each instance has been the usefulness of the problem to the greatest number of officers in the several branches of the armed forces. Only those rules that definitely enhance human efficiency in training and in combat have been held acceptable for consideration. The authors, for example, have excluded material pertaining to the causes of armed conflict, to the rival social philosophies underlying the present war, and to the problem of camouflage and its obvious relationship to human observation, since it is believed that these and all other exclusions can be and have been more advantageously treated elsewhere. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved).
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