Lamb jeffrey (29 resultados)

paperback. Condición: Very Good.

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Condición: GOOD. 1979 HCw/DJ. 1st ed. Withdrawn school library. Jacket set in mylar. Usual library signage. Nice and clean.

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Trade Paperback. Condición: Good. No Jacket. Used trade paperback, stated second printing, in good, almost very good condition. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR ON THE TITLE PAGE AS FOLLOWS: To Otto, Best Wishes Jeffery Lamb. 188 pages in clean, tight condition. The colorful pictorial cover has minor edgewear & handling with a rather prominent crease along the front next to the spine edge. Signed by Author(s).…

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unknown_binding. Condición: Very Good. AUTOGRAPHED by author Neat cover. Paperback.

softcover. Condición: fair. Fair condition. Moderate to heavy wear. Binding is starting to loosen, pages age toned. Pictures available upon request. . nd. Nguyen, Dustin; Fink, Jess; Brown, Jeffrey; Rugg, Jim; Paroline, Shelli; Lamb, Braden (ilustrador).

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Paperback. Condición: New. Well illustrated, large slim 8vo, pp 120, paperback, a very good copy. [Includes articles on The Calanthe group in Peninsular Thailand, A Review of the Tooth-Lipped Malleola species, Notes on Selected West Malesian Peristylus, A New Species of Pholidota from Sarawak, New Species of Bulbophyllum from Borneo and the Philippines. Two new Dendrobiums from Borneo etc.].…

Paperback. Condición: New. Well illustarted, large 8vo, pp 128, paperback, a very good copy. [Contents include : In Memoriam: Peter Geoffrey Taylor . Two New Species of Gastrodia from Terengganu, Peninsular Malaysia. Pholidota clemensii and P. sigmatochilus. Rediscovery and an Emended Description of Bromheadia humilis. A New Species of Dendrobium (Section Crumenata) from Kalimantan Barat. Dendrochilum rufum - An Enigmatic Species from Borneo. Notes on the Dendrobium bifarium / D. connatum / D. pahangense (Section Distichophyllae) Complex. Dendrobium (Section Distichophyllae) in Borneo - Some Provisional Thoughts. Sorting Out the Bornean Dendrobiums. Two New Species of Trichotosia from Borneo. Mount Tambuyukon - An Intriguing Mountain and its Orchids. A New Species of Cleisocentron from Mount Kinabalu. Diglyphosa latifolia - A New Record for Borneo by Anthony Lamb.].…

Paperback. Condición: New. Well illustrated, large slim 8vo, pp 128, paperback, a very good copy. [Genus Bulbophyllum here has five undescribed species named & described by Peter O'Byrne & Ong Poh Teck. From Borneo comes the attractive, new Dendrobium tanjiewhoei. Jeffrey Wood and Destario Metusala report on the discovery in southern Borneo of Dendrobium platycaulon, previously only known from the Philippines. They note that the flowers of the Borneo form are more colourful than the Philippine form. A very large number of new species are still to be expected from the eastern parts of Malesia, especially Sulawesi, Maluku and New Guinea. These islands are to this day very much under-explored botanically. In his article in this volume, Paul Ormerod estimates that 300 - 500 orchid species from New Guinea still await description. The attractive genus Paraphalaenopsis ranks with Paphiopedilum among the genera most endangered by commercial collecting in Malesia. All four species are highly sought after and are now undoubtedly very rare in the wild. They are only known from Borneo, where they are apparently confined to riverine habitats in lowland rainforest. One of the species, P. laycockii, is not even recorded from any particular locality - all the wild-collected plants of this species have so far been brought in by commercial collectors who have kept the precise origin of the species secret. Remaining in Borneo, Phillip Cribb reviews our surprisingly scant knowledge of the genus Vanilla from this island. All Vanilla species are large climbers which are not rarely encountered in the wild in suitable habitats but often when not in flower. They have very short-lived flowers that make poor herbarium specimens. As a result, the taxonomy of this genus is still unsatisfactory. In Volume 12 (2013) an incorrect version of the article Flora of Peninsular Malaysia - Cypripedioideae was printed. Here we include the proper version of this article, which is the one to be cited in future references.].…

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[1924], 16th edition. (Hardcover) Very good, no dust jacket. 589, xii pp. Mauve cloth with color pastedown illustration. Frontispiece, index, ribbon marker, mounted color illustrations. Contributors include Douglas Graham, H. Shaw Kennedy, John Lamb, P.D. Malloch, Charles Reid, Tom Speedy. Locale. (Natural History, Birds, Dog Training, Fish, Gamekeeping, Guns). …

Paperback. Condición: New. The contemporary legal landscape is no longer a rigid hierarchy composed of limited and complacent behemoths, but rather an ecosystem, filled with a wide variety of players that facilitate disruption and revolution and jostle for clients' attention with agility and innovation. This includes - but is certainly not limited to - entities such as technology companies, consultants, alternative legal service providers, and paraprofessionals. Law firms are not the only ones in this environment that must adapt or fail; the legal department and in-house counsel, too, must transform in order to remain relevant and competitive. The world of the general counsel (GC) has already seen massive shifts - ever-increasing globalization has meant more legal issues and corporate activism, which in turn has generated new challenges and heightened demand. The GC cannot simply act in the role of outsourcer of work to external counsel, as in the past. With the growth of legal departments (it is now not uncommon for legal departments to number in the hundreds or even thousands, often formed of expensive lateral hires) the GC must now wear a number of hats, including that of the "CEO" of their department. The introduction of data analysis into the legal space and the oft-repeated mantra of "less with more" has meant that the GC must now think in terms of spend and budget more than ever before, transforming the legal department from a cost-center to a value-add. They must cultivate a breadth and scope of vision, able to organize and lead their department as an innovator. The flourishing legal ops role also provides yet another challenge for the GC. As the incorporation of legal ops within the law department becomes increasingly essential, the GC must work to ensure alignment and manage change. The present time has been hailed as the golden age of in-house lawyering, yet - and perhaps because of this - it is an uncertain and challenging time for the GC. Tipping Point: Transformation and Innovation in the Legal Department is intended as a handbook for the GC looking to build a truly modern legal department and revolutionize their role. Encompassing aspects from leveraging influence with the c-suite to reimagining organizational hierarchies and seeking the right operational professional, this publication features contributions from those at the frontiers of the profession as it transforms and embraces new areas of expertise.…

Condición: New. In English.

Paperback. Condición: New. The contemporary legal landscape is no longer a rigid hierarchy composed of limited and complacent behemoths, but rather an ecosystem, filled with a wide variety of players that facilitate disruption and revolution and jostle for clients' attention with agility and innovation. This includes - but is certainly not limited to - entities such as technology companies, consultants, alternative legal service providers, and paraprofessionals. Law firms are not the only ones in this environment that must adapt or fail; the legal department and in-house counsel, too, must transform in order to remain relevant and competitive. The world of the general counsel (GC) has already seen massive shifts - ever-increasing globalization has meant more legal issues and corporate activism, which in turn has generated new challenges and heightened demand. The GC cannot simply act in the role of outsourcer of work to external counsel, as in the past. With the growth of legal departments (it is now not uncommon for legal departments to number in the hundreds or even thousands, often formed of expensive lateral hires) the GC must now wear a number of hats, including that of the "CEO" of their department. The introduction of data analysis into the legal space and the oft-repeated mantra of "less with more" has meant that the GC must now think in terms of spend and budget more than ever before, transforming the legal department from a cost-center to a value-add. They must cultivate a breadth and scope of vision, able to organize and lead their department as an innovator. The flourishing legal ops role also provides yet another challenge for the GC. As the incorporation of legal ops within the law department becomes increasingly essential, the GC must work to ensure alignment and manage change. The present time has been hailed as the golden age of in-house lawyering, yet - and perhaps because of this - it is an uncertain and challenging time for the GC. Tipping Point: Transformation and Innovation in the Legal Department is intended as a handbook for the GC looking to build a truly modern legal department and revolutionize their role. Encompassing aspects from leveraging influence with the c-suite to reimagining organizational hierarchies and seeking the right operational professional, this publication features contributions from those at the frontiers of the profession as it transforms and embraces new areas of expertise.…

1184 Seiten in englischer Sprache durchgängig illustriert. Kaum Lagerspuren. Sehr gute Exemplare. 9789838121330; 9789838121323 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 5333 Hardcover/Pappeinband mit OSU im OSchuber.

Condición: gut. The Orchids of Mount Kinabalu. 2 Volumes. In deutscher Sprache. pages.

paperback. Condición: Sehr gut. 112 Seiten; Sehr gut erhalten RH 612099 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 500.

paperback. Condición: Sehr gut. 112 Seiten; 9783982351704.2 Gewicht in Gramm: 500.

Condición: Fine. First edition thus hard back binding in publisher's original nautical theme illustrated cream and red paper covered boards, red cloth spine blocked and lettered in white. 4to. 11'' x 8''. One of 125 numbered copies printed at the Curwen Press on St. Cuthberts' Fourdrinier, this copy out of series, from a total edition of 175 copies. Contains a seven-page introduction which precedes Ardizzone's eleven-page holograph diary extracts of adventures in Normandy with his brother and Barnett Freedman. In Fine condition, no dust wrapper as issued. From the private library and estate of Edward Ardizzone, SIGNED by his wife Catherine (née Anderson) to the front free end paper 'For Gelda (married to Philip, there second child), with love Catherine | January 1982'. Member of the P.B.F.A. ARDIZZONE, Edward (1900-1979).…