Transport

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Edward D. Korn

    For example, E. coli with two copies of the lac operon does not show a 2-fold increase in the capacity to accumulate thiomethylgalactoside. In fact, after evaluating the parameters of the steady-state equation, Maloney and Wilson (1973) ...

  • Transport
    By Guy Smith, Peter Mellett, Constance Novis

    Discusses the importance of transportation and describes different types of vehicles and their uses.

  • Transport
    By Stefan Braun

    Transport

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Paul Mason

    Discover in this book how transport helps us to travel around the world and the huge range of vehicles we use to move from place to place, from driverless cars to high-speed maglev trains.

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Rachel Dixon

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  • Transport: An Economics and Management Perspective
    Transport: An Economics and Management Perspective
    By David A. Hensher, Ann Brewer

    This book is intended for 3rd year undergraduates and postgraduates studying transport economics/transport management, and transport studies. This will also be useful for students taking logistics management courses.

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Andrew Solway

    But what actual impact has environmental thinking had on the world around us? This thought-provoking book looks at the way new ideas about the environment and sustainability have changed the way we travel, and will do so in the future.

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Yves FLANK

    Yves Flank est né à Paris en 1949. Il vit dans un petit village de la région de Montpellier. Après avoir longtemps été ingénieur, il est devenu comédien. Transport est son premier roman.

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Peter Harrison, Michael Harris, Chris Oxlade

    Looking at each method of transport in turn, this in-depth book examines the developing technologies through the ages and charts discoveries. Includes over 40 projects.

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Peter Harrison, Chris Oxlade, John Rostron

    Describes the many different types of transportation developed through time and how they changed human life.

  • Transport
    By Peter Harrison, Chris Oxlade, John Rostron

    A journey of discovery that explores how humans have developed ways of travelling on the sea, on land and in the air.

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Peter Mellett

    The big breakthrough came when two German inventors , Gottlieb Daimler and Karl - Friedrich Benz , simultaneously developed the internal combustion engine ( see p . 8 ) . Although they lived only 96 km apart , Daimler and Benz did not ...

  • Transport: From the First Wheels to Special Cars
    Transport: From the First Wheels to Special Cars
    By Penny Clarke

    An illustrated history of land transport from the development of the wheel, to the pioneering machines and drivers of history making and record breaking machines. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.

  • Transport: The Way Forward : the Government's Response to the Transport Debate

    Green Paper

  • Transport: Critical Essays in Human Geography
    Transport: Critical Essays in Human Geography
    By Susan Hanson, Mei-Po Kwan

    Mobility, accessibility, networks, and interactions across space are at the heart of how spaces and places are brought into being and continue to change. In a series of articles that...

  • Transport: Critical Essays in Human Geography
    Transport: Critical Essays in Human Geography
    By Taylor & Francis Group, Mei-Po Kwan

    This series of articles charts the development of thinking about space, place, and transport.

  • Transport
    Transport
    By Phillip Peterson

    "Transport? Transport to where, Sir?" "Possibly straight to hell." Who will live? Who will die? An alien object is discovered off the coast of California; a sphere that transports people to other solar systems.