Radio Engineering for Wireless Communication and Sensor Applications
Antti V. Raisanen,«Radio Engineering for Wireless Communication and Sensor Applications»Artech House | ISBN:1580535429 | PDF | 3,93 Mb | 248 Pages | 2003 Year
this practical resource offers the first comprehensive, multidisciplinary overview of radio engineering...professionals learn important techiques to help them with the generation, control, detection, & utilization of radio waves, & find detailed guidance in radio link, amplifier, & antenna design
Location Management and Routing in Mobile 
Amitava Mukherjee,«Location Management and Routing in Mobile»Artech House | ISBN: 1580533558 | PDF | 1,17 Mb | 279 Pages | 2003 Year
Text provides a general introduction to location management and routing in both single-hop and multihop mobile wireless networks. For graduate courses in mobile wireless networks. DLC: Wireless communication systems--Location.
Hydraulic Design Handbook- Larry W. Mays
McGraw-Hill Professional; 1 edition (July 29, 1999) McGraw-Hill Professional | ISBN:9780070411524 | Edition 1999 | PDF | 1024 Pages | 20.2 MB
Easy-to-follow guide to data otherwise offered in several difficult federal handbooks Includes all relevant regulations from the EPA, NOAA, Federal Highway Administration, and other public agencies Covers hydraulic design for water supply, water excess management, and environmental considerations Features the contributions of experts in specific hydraulic design areas
Mechanics and Meaning in Architecture
Lance LaVine, Fred Turner “Mechanics and Meaning in Architecture" University of Minnesota Press | 2001-03 | ISBN:0816634777 | PDF | 207 pages | 11,1 Mb
In Mechanics and Meaning in Architecture, Lance LaVine shows that in architecture, as practiced and taught today, the technological aspect of the profession-how weight is distributed, how heat flow is regulated, and how light is permitted to enter-has been ceded to engineers and other technical specialists. And in doing so, he argues, architects have lost sight of one of architecture's most important purposes, that of providing a literal and figurative window onto the world.
