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At'Lan'Tis
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Kava
Plongez dans les eaux de Kava, et suivez le sillage de Sat dans une aventure au-delà de votre imagination, où créatures marines côtoient destinées, amour et révélations.
Cybium
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Morterre
Nyo est sauf, mais pour combien de temps encore ? Piégée dans le désert glacé de Morterre, Sat a-t-elle affronté les secrets de la Jung'l et échappé aux Al'fas pour mourir aux côtés de son frère ?
Legenda Maris
The sea... restless, eerie, all-powerful and mysterious - occasionally she reveals her secrets. Legenda Maris comprises eleven tales of the ocean and her denizens, including two that are original to this collection - 'Leviathan' and 'Land's End, The Edge of The Sea' - which were among the last stories Tanith Lee wrote. In this treasure chest of tales, the author works her beguiling, linguistic sorcery to conjure mermaids who are as deadly as they are lovely, the hidden coves of lonely fishing villages harbouring mysteries, and fantastical ships that haunt the waves. She explores the relationship between the sea and the land, and the occasional meetings between those who dwell above and below the waters - meetings that are sometimes wondrous and sometimes fatal, often both.
Parallel Genetic Algorithms
This book is the result of several years of research trying to better characterize parallel genetic algorithms (pGAs) as a powerful tool for optimization, search, and learning. Readers can learn how to solve complex tasks by reducing their high computational times. Dealing with two scientific fields (parallelism and GAs) is always difficult, and the book seeks at gracefully introducing from basic concepts to advanced topics. The presentation is structured in three parts. The first one is targeted to the algorithms themselves, discussing their components, the physical parallelism, and best practices in using and evaluating them. A second part deals with the theory for pGAs, with an eye on the...
Personal and Family Names
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The Future of NATO
A head of title: Council on Foreign Relations, International Institutions and Global Governance Program.
Pluripotent Stem Cells
Human pluripotent stem cells such as human embryonic stem cells (hESC) and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) with their unique developmental plasticity hold immense potential as cellular models for drug discovery and in regenerative medicine as a source for cell replacement. While hESC are derived from a developing embryo, iPSC are generated with forced expression of key transcription factors to convert adult somatic cells to ESC-like cells, a process termed reprogramming. Using iPSC overcomes ethical issues concerning the use of developing embryos and it can be generated from patient-specific or disease-specific cells for downstream applications. Pluripotent Stem Cells: Methods and Prot...
