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Autopia: The Future of Cars by Jon Bentley
English | November 7, 2019 | ISBN: 1786496348 | 14 pages | PDF | 4.90 Mb
Cars are one of the most significant human creations. They changed our cities. They changed our lives. They changed everything. But in the next thirty years, this technology will itself change enormously. If Google get their way, are we all going to be ferried around in tiny electric bubble-cars? Or will we watch robots race a bionic Lewis Hamilton? And what about the future of classic cars? In Autopia, presenter of The Gadget Show and former executive producer of Top Gear Jon Bentley celebrates motoring's rich heritage and meets the engineers (and coders) who are transforming cars forever. From mobile hotel rooms to electric battery technology; from hydrogen-powered cars to jetpacks, Autopia is the essential guide to the future of our greatest invention. Fully designed with illustrations and photographs, this will be the perfect Christmas gift for car and technology enthusiasts everywhere.

Smart Vehicles for Communication, Volume 2
by Rawat, Romil;Bhardwaj, Purvee;Kaur, Upinder;Telang, Shrikant;Chouhan, Mukesh;Sankaran, K. Sakthidasan;
English | 2023 | ISBN: 1394152256 | 354 pages | True PDF | 20.44 MB

Autoimmune Diseases Handbook and Resource Guide
by Mars, Laura;
English | 2022 | ISBN: 1637000359 | 466 pages | True PDF | 38.59 MB

Hywel Dix, "Autofiction and Cultural Memory "
English | ISBN: 1032322233 | 2022 | 112 pages | PDF | 2 MB
Autofiction and Cultural Memory breaks new ground in autofiction research by showing how it gives postcolonial writers a means of bearing witness to past cultural or political struggles, and hence of contributing to new forms of cultural memory.

Autodesk Inventor 2023 Cookbook
by Alexander Bordino
English | 2022 | ISBN: 1801810508| 664 pages | True PDF EPUB | 139.97 MB

Autism, Identity and Me: A Practical Workbook to Empower Autistic Children and Young People Aged 10+
English | 2023 | ISBN: 1032396547 | 152 Pages | PDF (True) | 59 MB
Highly structured and visual, the workbook is broken down into key sections such as 'Interests and focus', 'Masking', 'Emotions and energy levels' and 'My autistic identity statement' to create a personal passport and to develop a deeper understanding of what autism means to the young person as an individual. Content has been shaped by autistic advisors and contributors, with first-hand experiences of young people woven throughout. The workbook aims to encourage and build:

Atlas of Veterinary Surgical Pathology
by Haynes, Joseph S.;
English | 2022 | ISBN: 1119261228 | 227 pages | True PDF | 143.41 MB

Atlas of Corneal Imaging
by Randleman, J. Bradley;
English | 2022 | ISBN: 1630916471 | 936 pages | PDF, True EPUB | 178.42 MB

Atheism: All That Matters by Dylan Evans
English | December 23rd, 2014 | ISBN: 1473601401 | 158 pages | True PDF | 2.87 MB
Atheism is becoming increasingly popular and it sometimes feels that much of the western world is now post-religious. But now the initial charge of Richard Dawkins and the new atheists has past, what does atheism really mean?

At the Margin of One/Many Languages: Essays on South African Literature By Peter Horn
2014 | 230 Pages | ISBN: 3034318642 | PDF | 3 MB
The essays collected here are responses to books of poetry and prose published during the transition period from the apartheid regime of the mid-1980s to the first democratic election in South Africa in 1994. The volume comprises a variety of texts written during the crucial mid-1980s - the time of the «Emergency» and the height of oppression - up to and including the installation of the first freely elected South African government in 1994. In the years of anti-apartheid struggle, the immediate political conflict was pre-eminent in the minds of many poets but extended to broader concerns about race, writing and colonialism, such as the debate about the imbongi (African praise singer) as the true antecedent of the contemporary African poet. After the end of apartheid new challenges came to the South African book publishing industry and, thus, to South African writers, as they tried to make sense of the past and draw tentative lines into the future. The works of J. M. Coetzee, Njabulo Ndebele, Kelwyn Sole, Sandile Dikeni, Vincent Swart, Heather Robertson, Patrick Cullinan, Seitlhamo Motsapi, W. P. B. Botha and more are read against this changing social and political landscape.