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UNINA990008411710403321 |
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Cannon, John |
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Mathematical and phisical theory of turbolence / J. Cannon, B. Shivamoggi |
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Boca Raton : Chapman & Hall, c2006 |
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A series of lecture notes in pure and applied mathematics ; 250 |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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Monografia |
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UNISALENTO991000772379707536 |
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Kay, Steven M., 1951- |
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Fundamentals of statistical signal processing / Steven M. Kay |
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Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : PTR Prentice-Hall, c1993-1998 |
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0133457117 (v.1) |
013504135X (v. 2) |
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Prentice Hall signal processing series |
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Signal detection - Statistical methods |
Estimation theory |
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Monografia |
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Includes bibliographical references and index |
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v.1: Estimation theory |
v.2: Detection theory |
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UNINA9910814267503321 |
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Hoey Brian A. <1968-> |
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Opting for elsewhere : lifestyle migration in the american middle class / / Brian A. Hoey |
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Nashville, Tennessee : , : Vanderbilt University Press, , 2014 |
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©2014 |
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0-8265-0294-6 |
0-8265-2007-3 |
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1 online resource (273 pages) : illustrations, photographs |
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SOC002000HIS036070SOC026000 |
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Lifestyles - United States |
Middle class - United States |
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Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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""Opting for Elsewhere examines the stories of everyday Americans who move to new places as a way to redefine themselves through reordering work, family, and personal priorities. Their lifestyle migration expresses longstanding cultural values while also demonstrating developing responses to distinctive contemporary challenges and opportunities"--Provided by publisher"-- |
""Do you get told what the good life is, or do you figure it out for yourself?" This is the central question of Opting for Elsewhere, as the reader encounters stories of people who chose relocation as a way of redefining themselves and reordering work, family, and personal priorities. This is a book about the impulse to start over. Whether downshifting from stressful careers or being downsized from jobs lost in a surge of economic restructuring, lifestyle migrants seek refuge in places that seem to resonate with an idealized, potential self. Choosing the "option of elsewhere" and moving as a means of remaking self through sheer force of will are basic facets of American character, forged in its history as a developing nation of immigrants with a seemingly ever-expanding frontier. Building off years of interviews and research in the Midwest, including areas of Michigan, Brian Hoey |
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provides an evocative illustration of the ways these sweeping changes impact people and the communities where 'they live and work as well as how both react--devising strategies for either coping with or challenging the status quo. This portrait of starting over in the heartland of America compels the reader to ask where we are going next as an emerging postindustrial society"-- |
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