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Hardcover. Condición: As New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Enumeration. 3. Ranunculaceae. 4. Dilleniaceae. 5. Magnoliaceae. 6. Annonaceae. 7. Menispermaceae. 8. Nymphaeaceae. 9. Nelumbonaceae. 10. Papaveraceae. 11. Fumariaceae. 12. Brassicaceae. 13. Capparaceae. 14. Violaceae. 15. Bixaceae. 16. Cochlosphermaceae. 17. Flacourtiaceae. 18. Pittosporaceae. 19. Polygalaceae. 20. Caryophyllaceae. 21. Portulacaceae. 22. Tamaricaceae. 23. Elatinaceae. 24. Hypericaceae. 25. Theaceae. 26. Dipterocarpaceae. 27. Malvaceae. 28. Bombacaceae. 29. Sterculiaceae. 30. Tiliaceae. 31. Elaeocarpaceae. 32. Linaceae. 33. Malpighiaceae. 34. Zygophyllaceae. 35. Geraniaceae. 36. Tropaeolaceae. 37. Oxalidaceae. 38. Averrhoaceae. 39. Balsaminaceae. 40. Rutaceae. 41. Simaroubaceae. 42. Balanitaceae. 43. Ochnaceae. 44. Burseraceae. 45. Meliaceae. 46. Erythropalaceae. 47. Olacaceae. 48. Opiliaceae. 49. Celastraceae. 50. Rhamnaceae. 51. Vitaceae. 52. Leeaceae. 53. Sapindaceae. 54. Sabiaceae. 55. Anacardiaceae. 56. Moringaceae. 57. Fabaceae. 58. Caesalpiniaceae. 59. Mimosaceae. 60. Rosaceae. 61. Vahliaceae. 62. Crassulaceae. 63. Droseraceae. 64. Haloragidaceae. 65. Callitrichaceae. 66. Rhizophoraceae. 67. Combretaceae. 68. Myrtaceae. 69. Lecythidaceae. 70. Melastomataceae. 71. Lythraceae. 72. Punicaceae. 73. Onagraceae. 74. Trapaceae. 75. Turneraceae. 76. Passifloraceae. 77. Caricaceae. 78. Cucurbitaceae. 79. Begoniaceae. 80. Cactaceae. 81. Aizoaceae. 82. Molluginaceae. 83. Apiaceae. 84. Araliaceae. 85. Alangiaceae. 86. Rubiaceae. 87. Asteraceae. 88. Stylidiaceae. 89. Campanulaceae. 90. Lobeliaceae. 91. Sphenocleaceae. 92. Plumbaginaceae. 93. Primulaceae. 94. Myrsinaceae. 95. Sapotaceae. 96. Ebenaceae. 97. Symplocaceae. 98. Oleaceae. 99. Apocynaceae. 100. Asclepiadaceae. 101. Loganiaceae. 102. Buddlejaceae. 103. Gentianaceae. 104. Menyanthaceae. 105. Polemoniaceae. 106. Hydrophyllaceae. 107. Boraginaceae. 108. Convolvulaceae. 109. Solanaceae. 110. Scrophulariaceae. 111. Orobanchaceae. 112. Lentibulariaceae. 113. Gesneriaceae. 114. Bignoniaceae. 115. Pedaliaceae. 116. Acanthaceae. 117. Verbenaceae. 118. Lamiaceae. 119. Plantaginaceae. 120. Nyctaginaceae. 121. Amaranthaceae. 122. Chenopodiaceae. 123. Basellaceae. 124. Polygonaceae. 125. Podostemaceae. 126. Artistolochiaceae. 127. Piperaceae. 128. Lauraceae. 129. Proteaceae. 130. Elaeagnaceae. 131. Loranthaceae. 132. Santalaceae. 133. Euphorbiaceae. 134. Urticaceae. 135. Ulmaceae. 136. Cannabaceae. 137. Moraceae. 138. Casuarinaceae. 139. Salicaceae. 140. Ceratophyllaceae. 141. Hydrocharitaceae. 142. Burmanniaceae. 143. Orchidaceae. 144. Zingiberaceae. 145. Costaceae. 146. Marantaceae. 147. Musaceae. 148. Cannaceae. 149. Iridaceae. 150. Amaryllidaceae. 151. Hypoxidaceae. 152. Agavaceae. 153. Taccaceae. 154. Dioscoreaceae. 155. Liliaceae. 156. Ruscaceae. 157. Smilacaceae. 158. Pontederiaceae. 159. Xyridaceae. 160. Commelinaceae. 161. Flagellariaceae. 162. Juncaceae. 163. Arecaceae. 164. Pandanaceae. 165. Typhaceae. 166. Araceae. 167. Lemnaceae. 168. Alismataceae. 169. Limnocharitaceae. 170. Najadaceae. 171. Aponogetonaceae. 172. Potamogetonaceae. 173. Zannichelliaceae. 174. Eriocaulaceae. 175. Cyperaceae. 176. Poaceae. Selected bibliography. Index 1. Botanical names. 2. Local names. Chhattisgarh is the 26 state of the Indian Union established on November 1 2000 by carving out sixteen districts of erstwhile Madhya Pradesh. Although it covers only 4.14% of total area of the country but ranks second in the country in having high percentage of forest cover. Its unique topographical position i.e. in the centre of the country and flanked by Gangetic plain in the north and peninsular region in the south makes it more floristically significant as it harbours floral elements of both the regions. Simultaneously this has also resulted in the enormous diversity among flowering plants met within the region. In spite of rich plant wealth and a number of research publications providing information on the floristics of various parts of Chhattisgarh the floris.

Hardcover. Condición: New. 'Beyond the Blue Yonder' is a comprehensive anthology that delves into the complex realm of space issues that affect the military. This compilation features chapters from leading experts, exploring strategic and regulatory frameworks, technological advancements, and policy challenges in the space domain. It covers topics such as deterrence and space strategy, space governance, space industry and the eco-system, international regulations, and emerging technology areas in space. The writings provide a critical understanding of how space is emerging as a strategic domain alongside the challenges to sustainability in space operations and their implications for global security. Edited by : T H Anand Rao & Niti Jha Group Captain TH Anand Rao (Retd) is a Senior Fellow at the Centre for Air Power Studies. He is a former fighter pilot, a Qualified Flying Instructor, and a veteran of the Kargil War. He has flown the MiG-21 and Jaguar aircraft and served in various operational and staff appointments. In addition to his military background, he is a keen observer of the space domain and writes on matters of space security and strategy. He has authored a book titled 'India's Space Security Dilemma'. His present field of research is in 'Space Domain Awareness'. Ms Niti Jha is a copyeditor at the Centre for Air Power Studies, where she focuses on enhancing the clarity and impact of written works. She holds a BA Honours degree from Miranda House, Delhi University, and is pursuing a Master's degree in Public Administration. Contents Preface Introduction Tables and Figures Abbreviations SectionI: Through the Military Prism 1. Moonrush: Is the Indian Space Programme Missing the Crucial Link? Ankur Mathur 2. China's Military Space Capabilities in 2049 Chandan Sharda 3. Mechanisms of Deterrence in Space: A New Analytical Framework Pranav R Satyanath 4. Role of Space in Hypersonic Applications G S Bedi SectionII: Growth of the Space Sector 5. Energising the Space Industry through India's Space Policy 2023 A K Bhatt 6. Defining India's 'National Security Fusion': Need to Protect the Space Innovation Ecosystem Chaitanya Giri 7. Development of the Space Ecosystem in Norway Ketil Olsen SectionIII: Regulating the Space Environment 8. Legal and Policy Aspects Linked to the Utilisation of Outer Space Ranjana Kaul 9. Application of International Space Law to Military Activities in Space Upasana Dasgupta 10. Time for International Regulations and Cooperation for Enhancing Sustainable Development in Outer Space Harini Madhusudan 11. Orbital and Spectrum Congestion: Impact on Sustainability in Space and the Response of International Law Shaanti Shamdasani SectionIV: Looking Beyond 12. Space Weather: An Essential Tool for Space Operations Ajey Lele 13. Near Space as an Alternative to the Space Domain T H Anand Rao 14. Nuclear Energy as an Alternative Power Source for Space Missions A Pichipoo Raja 15. Challenges of Human Spaceflight Anupam Agarwal About the Contributors Index.

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Condición: New. Presents a description of power analysis and optimization techniques at the higher (architecture and behavior) levels of the design hierarchy, which are often the levels that yield the most power savings. This book describes power estimation and optimization techniques for use during high-level (behavioral synthesis). Num Pages: 175 pages, biography. BIC Classification: THR; TJF. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational; (UP) Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly; (UU) Undergraduate. Dimension: 254 x 178 x 12. Weight in Grams: 568. . 1997. Hardback. . . . .

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Condición: Gut. Zustand: Gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | High-Level Power Analysis and Optimization presents a comprehensive description of power analysis and optimization techniques at the higher (architecture and behavior) levels of the design hierarchy, which are often the levels that yield the most power savings. This book describes power estimation and optimization techniques for use during high-level (behavioral synthesis), as well as for designs expressed at the register-transfer or architecture level. High-Level Power Analysis and Optimization surveys the state-of-the-art research on the following topics: power estimation/macromodeling techniques for architecture-level designs, high-level power management techniques, and high-level synthesis optimizations for low power. High-Level Power Analysis and Optimization will be very useful reading for students, researchers, designers, design methodology developers, and EDA tool developers who are interested in low-power VLSI design or high-level design methodologies.