Metrología para no metrólogos, 2ed. Rocío M. Marbán - Julio A. Pellecer C.

Tabla de Contenidos

• Introducción
• Qué se mide y cómo
• Caracterización de la metrología
• Léxico
• Aplicaciones - Qué se mide y para qué
• Longitud
• Masa
• Temperatura
• Tiempo & frecuencia
• Electricidad & magnetismo
• Fotometría & radiometría
• Acústica y vibración
• Radiación ionizante
• Química
• Patrones y materiales de referencia
• Introducción
• Longitud
• Masa
• Temperatura
• Tiempo & frecuencia
• Electricidad & magnetismo
• Fotometría & radiometría
• Acústica y vibración
• Radiación ionizante
• Química
• Referencias
• Anexo
• Constantes físicas fundamentales y su relación con las unidades básicas
• Anexo
• Algunas unidades SI derivadas
• Anexo
• Múltiplos y submúltiplos más comunes para uso con el SI
• Anexo
• Científicos relacionados con la electricidad
• Anexo
• Radionuclídeos – conceptos básicos

The Einstein Almanac Alice Calaprice

Resistencia de Materiales M. R. García, P. M. Romero, M. D. M. Rodrigo, A. P. Gil

Tabla de Contenidos
1. Tensión
2. Deformación
3. Métodos Energéticos
4. Métodos Experimentales
5. Criterios de Roturas y Plastificación
6. Esfuerzo Axial
7. Flexión
Parte A: Tensiones
Parte B: Desplazamientos
8. Esfuerzo Cortante
9. Esfuerzo Torsor
10. Pandeo
Anexo 1: Tabla de Perfiles normalizados
Anexo 2: Formulario

Executive Intelligence What All Great Leaders Have by Justin Menkes

Brief Table of Contents
I. What is Executive Intelligence - An Overview
II. Why is Executive Intelligence so Rare?
III. Intelligence is the Key
IV: How do You Measure Executive Intelligence?

How to Write and Illustrate Scientific Papers by Björn Gustavii

Table of Contents
1 Basic rules of writing
2 Comments on scientific language
3 Drafting the manuscript
4 Choosing a journal
5 Preparing a graph
6 Drawings
7 Figure legends
8 How to design tables
9 Title
10 Authors
11 Abstract
12 Introduction
13 Methods
14 Results
15 Discussion
16 Acknowledgments
17 References
18 Ph.D. and other doctoral theses
19 Letters and case reports
20 Numbers
21 Abbreviations
22 How to present statistical results
23 Typing
24 Dealing with editors and referees
25 Correcting proofs
26 Authors’ responsibilities
Literature needed on your desk
Further reading
Literature cited
Index

Emotional Intelligence by Steven J. Stein, PhD

Contents at a Glance
Introduction
Part I: There’s a New Kind of Intelligence in Town
Chapter 1: Feeling Smart
Chapter 2: Assessing Your Emotional Intelligence
Chapter 3: Finding Happiness
Part II: The Essentials of Emotional Intelligence
Chapter 4: Investigating the Science Behind Emotional Intelligence
Chapter 5: Becoming More Aware of Your Emotions
Chapter 6: Managing Your Emotions
Chapter 7: Understanding Empathy
Chapter 8: Managing Other People’s Emotions
Part III: Taking Emotional Intelligence to Work
Chapter 9: Dealing with Dif cult Workplace Situations
Chapter 10: Succeeding Through Emotional Intelligence
Chapter 11: Becoming an Emotionally Intelligent Leader
Chapter 12: Creating an Emotionally Intelligent Workplace
Chapter 13: Getting Through College with Emotional Intelligence
Part IV: Using Emotional Intelligence at Home
Chapter 14: Creating Emotionally Intelligent Relationships
Chapter 15: Parenting with Emotional Intelligence
Chapter 16: Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child
Part V: The Par t of Tens
Chapter 17: Ten Ways to Improve Your Emotional Intelligence
Chapter 18: Ten Ways to Help Dif cult People with Their Emotional Intelligence
Chapter 19: Ten Ways to Make the World a More Emotionally Intelligent Place
Appendix: Resources for Emotional and Social Intelligence
Index

Logistics Systems Design and Optimization by André Langevin and Diane Riopel

Table of Contents
1. The Network of Logistics Decisions
2. Facility Location in Supply Chain Design
3. Distribution Centres in Supply Chain Operations
4. Operational Research Methods for Efficient Warehosting
5. Models and Methods for Facilities Layout Design from and Applicability to Real-Word Perspective
6. The Design, Plannig and Optimization of Reverse Logistics Networks
7. Models and Methods for Operations in Port Container Terminals
8. Strategic Network Design for Motor Carriers
9. New Heuristics for the Vehicle Routing Problem
10. Routing Propane Deliveries
11. Synchronized Production-Distribution Planning in the Pulp and Paper Industry
12. Production Planning Optimization Modeling in Demand and Suply Chains of High-Value Consumer Products

Advanced Data Mining Techniques by David L. Olson and Dursun Delen

Tables of Contents
Part I INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction
2 Data Mining Process
Part II DATA MINING METHODS AS TOOLS
3 Memory-Based Reasoning Methods
4 Association Rules in Knowledge Discovery
5 Fuzzy Sets in Data Mining
6 Rough Sets
7 Support Vector Machines
8 Genetic Algorithm Support to Data Mining
9 Performance Evaluation for Predictive Modeling
Part III APPLICATIONS
10 Applications of Methods

Accounting for Non-Accounting Students by John R. Dyson

Brief Contents
Part 1 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING
1 The accounting world
2 Accounting rules
Part 2 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
3 Recording data
4 Sole trader accounts
5 Last minute adjustments
6 Company accounts
7 Other entity accounts
8 Cash flow statements
Case studies
Part 3 FINANCIAL REPORTING
9 Information disclosure
10 The annual report
11 The annual accounts
12 Interpretation of accounts
13 Contemporary issues
Case studies
Part 4 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
14 Foundations
15 Direct costs
16 Indirect costs
17 Budgeting
18 Standard costing
19 Contribution analysis
20 Decision making
21 Capital investment
22 Emerging issues
Case studies
Appendices
Index

2012 - El fin del Mundo por Whitley Strieber - traducción: Manuel Mata

How to Prepare a Business Plan by Edward Blackwell

Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Writing a business plan
2. Simple cash flow forecasts
3. The very small business
4. Retail and catering
5. Manufacturing
6. Expanding a business
7. The market
8. Planning the borrowing
9. How not to write a business plan – or run a business
10. Maintaining the plan
11. Small business and the trade cycle
12. Monitoring progress
13. Postscript

Managerial Economics by William F. Samuelson and Stephen G. Marks

Table of Contents
Chapter
1 Introduction to Economic Decision Making
Section I: Decisions within Firms
2 Optimal Decisions Using Marginal Analysis
3 Demand Analysis and Optimal Pricing
4 Estimating Demand
5 Forecasting
6 Production
7 Cost Analysis
8 Decision Making under Uncertainty
9 The Value of Information
Section II: Competing within Markets
10 Perfect Competition
11 Monopoly
12 Oligopoly
13 Game Theory and Competitive Strategy
14 Regulation, Public Goods, and Benefit-Cost Analysis
15 Asymmetric Information and Organizational Design
16 Bargaining and Negotiation
17 Auctions and Competitive Bidding
18 Linear Programming
19 Capital Budgeting

How to Implement Lean Manufacturing by Lonnie Wilson

Lean manufacturing es una filosofía de gestión enfocada a la reducción de los 7 tipos de "desperdicios" (sobreproducción, tiempo de espera, transporte, exceso de procesado, inventario, movimiento y defectos) en productos manufacturados. Eliminando el despilfarro, la calidad mejora, y el tiempo de producción y el costo se reducen. Las herramientas "lean" (en inglés, "sin grasa") incluyen procesos continuos de análisis (kaizen), producción "pull" (en el sentido de kanban), y elementos y procesos "a prueba de fallos" (poka yoke).

Table of Contents
1 What Is the Perspective of This Book?
2 Lean Manufacturing and the Toyota Production System
3 Inventory and Variation
4 Lean Manufacturing Simplifi ed
5 The Significance of Lead Time
6 How to Do Lean—Cultural Change Fundamentals
7 How to Do Lean—The Four Strategies to Becoming Lean
8 How to Implement Lean—The Prescription for the Lean Project
9 Planning and Goals
10 Sustaining the Gains
11 Cultures
12 Constraint Management
13 Cellular Manufacturing
14 The Story of the Alpha Line
15 The Story of the Bravo Line: A Tale of Reduced Lead Times and Lots of Early Gains
16 Using the Prescription—Three Case Studies
17 The Precursors to Lean Not Handled Well
18 An Experiment in Variation, Dependent Events, and Inventory
19 Assessment Tools
20 A House of Lean

Bioreactors for Tissue Engineering Principles, Design and Operation Edited by JULIAN CHAUDHURI and MOHAMED AL-RUBEAI

A pedido de Javier. Saludos.

Table of Contents
1 BIOREACTOR SYSTEMS FOR TISSUE ENGINEERING: A FOUR-DIMENSIONAL CHALLENGE
M. Ellis, M. Jarman-Smith and J.B.Chaudhuri
2 MICROREACTOR OPTIMISATION FOR FUNCTIONAL TISSUE ENGINEERING
W.W. Minuth, R. Strehl and K. Schumacher
3 TAYLOR-VORTEX BIOREACTORS FOR ENCHANCED MASS TRANSPORT
S.J. Curran and R.A. Black
4 PACKED BED BIOREACTORS
J.N. Warnock, K. Bratch and M. Al-Rubeai
5 DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A RADIAL FLOW BIOREACTOR FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF CULTURE TISSUES
M. Kino-Oka and M. Taya
6 CARTILAGE GROWTH IN MAGNETIC RESONANCE MICROSCOPY-COMPATIBLE HOLLOW FIBER BIOREACTORS
J.B. Greco and R.G. Spencer
7 MECHANICAL CONDITIONING OF CELL-SEEDED CONSTRUCTS FOR SOFT TISSUE REPAIR – ARE OPTIMISATION STRATEGIES POSSIBLE?
D.L. Bader and D.A. Lee
8 MECHANICAL BIOREACTORS FOR BONE TISSUE ENGINEERING
S.H. Cartmell and A.J. El Haj
9 A DYNAMIC STRAINING BIOREACTOR FOR COLLAGENBASED TISSUE ENGINEERING
Y. Shi and I. Vesely
10 BIOREACTORS FOR LIGAMENT ENGINEERING
B.J. Ainsworth and J.B. Chaudhuri
11 BIOMECHANICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR TISSUE ENGINEERED HEART VALVE BIOREACTORS
M.S. Sacks, G.C. Engelmayr Jr., D.K. Hildebrand and J.E. Mayer Jr.
12 DESIGN OF VASCULAR GRAFT BIOREACTORS
P.S. McFebridge and J.B. Chaudhuri
13 PERFUSION BIOREACTORS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR TISSUE ENGINEERING
V. Kasyanov, J.J. Sistino, T.C. Trusk, R.R. Markwald and Mironov
14 HAEMATOPOIETIC CULTURE SYSTEMS
L. Safina, N. Panoskaltsis and A. Mantalaris
15 MONITORING THE PERFORMANCE OF TISSUE ENGINEERING BIORACTORS USING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING AND SPECTROSCOPY
A.A. Neves and K.M. Brindle
16 CRYOPRESERVATION OF HEPATOCYTES FOR BIOARTIFICIAL LIVER DEVICES
M.H. Grant and D. Stevenson

The Benchmarking Book A How-to-Guide to Best Practice for Managers and Practitioners Tim Stapenhurst

Contents
Part I: A background to BM
1 What is Benchmarking
2 Methods of Benchmarking
Part II: The Benchmarking Process
Introduction and Process Overview
Phase 1: The Benchmarking Process: Internal Preparation
3 Selecting a Project and Commissioning the Team
4 The Team Begins Work: Honing the Project Charter
5 Identifying and Selecting Benchmarking Participants
6 Metrics and Data
7 Normalization: How to Compare Apples with Pears
8 How to Identify Benchmarking Metrics
9 Reviewing and Finalizing Metrics
10 The Importance of Operational Defi nitions and How to Create Them
11 Finalizing the Project Plan and Gaining Management Support
12 Inviting and Working with Participants
Phase 2: The Benchmarking Process – Benchmarking Performances
13 Effective Acquisition of Complete Accurate Data
14 Turning Data into Recommendations: Data Analysis
15 Finalizing the Report and Other Deliverables
Phase 3: The Benchmarking Process–Improving Performance
16 From Report to Improvement: Preparing for Improvement
17 Beyond the Numbers: Gathering Information from Participants
18 Implementation Considerations
19 Copying without Understanding: A Risk Too Far
Part III: Managerial and Organizational Aspects of Benchmarking
20 Management Roles and Responsibilities
21 An Introduction to Legal Issues and Working with Consultants
Part IV: Case Studies
22 Benchmarking IT at Citigroup
23 The Drilling Performance Review – The Evolution of a Benchmarking Club
24 Benchmarking Local Government Services
25 The Best Practice Club
Bibliography
Appendix A1: Data Analysis and Presentation Tools
Appendix A 2 : Querying the Quartile

Medical and Veterinary Entomology Gary R. Mullen - Lance A. Durden

A pedido de Eric. Saludos.