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Sabtu, 02 Juni 2012

The Aubin Academy Master Series: Revit Architecture 2011 (1st Edition)

Ebook Download | The Aubin Academy Master Series: Revit Architecture 2011 (1st Edition) | I got hold of Mr. Aubin's latest book: The Aubin Academy Series: Revit Architecture 2011. Even after six years of Revit experience, I still buy the latest editions of popular Revit books. It's one way I constantly reinforce my knowledge of Revit. By now, Paul Aubin has already carved his name in the world of BIM as an accomplished author of bestselling books on Revit Architecture, Revit MEP, Autocad Architecture and Autocad MEP.
For the latest version of Revit, Mr. Aubin has rebranded this book as part of the Aubin Academy Master Series. The target audience are beginners as well as experienced Revit users. In the Introduction, Mr. Aubin explains what the book is all about and how to use it. He touches on style conventions and units used in the tutorials. He gives advice on computer setup, RAM, hardware and operating systems. The book also includes downloadable reference files used in the tutorials. Throughout its entirety, the book focuses on the design development and construction document phases of architectural design.




Sabtu, 26 Mei 2012

Nonlinear Time Series

Ebook Download | Nonlinear Time Series | This book introduces some basal concepts and also includes the recent technology in nonlinear time series. It's not difficult to understand even if you are a novel. The cited references may help you to go further steps in this area.






Kamis, 29 Maret 2012

Precision Nanometrology: Sensors and Measuring Systems forNanomanufacturing (Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing)

Ebook Download | Precision Nanometrology: Sensors and Measuring Systems for Nanomanufacturing (Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing) | In this excellent text Professor Wei Gao from Tohoku University describes the essential aspects of a relatively new discipline: precision nanometrology. This forms a new field of dimensional metrology that is defined as the science of dimensional measurement with nanometric accuracy over a broad measurement range from micrometres to metres. The focus is also on nanomanufacturing. The contents of the book are essentially a comprehensive summary of the research work of the author over the last decade or so. The strong group at Tohoku University, whom I was very impressed with during a recent visit, focus on the development of novel sensing technologies and measurement techniques. The main measurands include the surface form of precision workpieces and stage motion of precision machines - again with the emphasis on nanomanufacturing.
The book presents a number of basic, principles, but importantly, the author highlights these principles with real-life case studies that have been developed in his group. The principles of scanning mechanisms and errors, alignment, error separation, surface measurement, probe microscopy and scanning image-sensor systems are all comprehensively covered. All the necessary mathematics is included in the examples and case studies, and the whole book is packed full of useful photographs, schemas, graphs and tables. This book will be an essential text for all those involved in nanometrology and the broader subject of nanomanufacturing, and should sit on the shelf of students and researchers alike.





Minggu, 04 Maret 2012

Richard Harrington, "Apple Training Series: iWork 09"

Richard Harrington, "Apple Training Series: iWork 09"
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Ebook Download | Richard Harrington, "Apple Training Series: iWork 09" | I'm finding these PeachPit Press Apple Training Series books to be a great resource for learning the Apple Pro and Consumer software products. I've always looked at another product previously for more information on Apple software. Since learning Aperture 2 with Harrington's book, I decided to try iWork as well. I'm a newcomer to iWork and bought iWork for the first time. So, I needed instruction to bring me up to speed. This tutorial/project based resource was just the ticket for me. This book covers the basics very handily and goes into a few specific and outstanding features for each of the 3 programs. With Keynote, I was most impressed with one of the actions that animated a motorcycle to appear to 'drive' off the slide. What is amazing, is how simple this is implemented in Keynote. Pages had a few hidden features that Harrington's book pointed out. One was autoflowing text between text boxes and another connected objects with a connector line. Again, Apple's software engineers use elegant solutions to implement. Numbers is different from Excel in that while both use sheets, tabs are accessed from a sidebar rather than at the bottom of the page. Numbers spreadsheets are designed to offer richer formatting options and content than you would find in Excel. I think the most outstanding features in Numbers would be the unique way of categorizing columns and the exceptional way that address book integrates with tables. Just remarkable the way this all comes together especially if you've been building on OS X for years as I have. I recommend this book and while it doesn't cover every detail in the iWork suite, it does encourage you to explore and create on your own. It covers integration with other Apple software. It gives examples of how to share your work with others via email, websites(i.e. iWork.com beta), pdf's and printouts. It also explains how Apple can play nice with Microsoft. Clearly, not every transition in Keynote will translate to Powerpoint, but Keynote does a pretty good job of cleaning up a Powerpoint presentation ( with some editing tools). This book will explain some of the pitfalls that can befall a user without being armed with the knowledge contained in these pages, so it pays to take your time and follow all the examples to a 'T.' The organization, writing and illustration in the book are all well done making it less likely you will get lost along the way. Harrington takes you through each program's interface, associated inspectors, format bar and Apple predefined templates. He takes you through menu items and shows you many keyboard shortcuts explaining many ways to accomplish the same task. It is easily worth investing time to complete this book because I will guarantee you will learn something you never knew about the iWork software. Some of these tips in their aggregate are worth more than the price of admission. Pick up a copy today and see how iWork can bring greater productivity to your life or just have fun learning iWork. Warning: After learning iWork you may become addicted to formating and creating spreadsheets, presentations and newsletters.






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