Books by "Charles William Reinhardt"
10 books found
The Principles and Practice of Surveying: Elementary surveying
by Charles Blaney Breed, George Leonard Hosmer
1915
Contents: v. 1. Elementary surveying---v. 2. Higher surveying.
Elementary surveying. 4th ed. Total issue, twenty thousand
by Charles Blaney Breed, George Leonard Hosmer
1915
Elementary surveying. 3d ed. Total issue seven thousand
by Charles Blaney Breed, George Leonard Hosmer
1908
Direct Method Determination of the Gas Content of Coal
by Annie G. Smelley, Eddie Martin, Gregory E. Smith, Howard D. Jacobs, John Paul Hansen, Jon C. Volkwein, Kenneth R. Farley, Mark S. Stagg, Nicholas Kyriazi, Philip Thompson, Robert B. Schluter, S. E. Khalafalla, Steven J. Page, Theodore Christos, United States. Bureau of Mines, Virgil J. Stachura, William P. Diamond, Alvin J. Engler, Arthur F. Colombo, Bernard J. Scheiner, Charles W. Urban, D. E. Siskind, David R. Forshey, Edward George Davis, G. V. Sullivan, J. L. Huiatt, Jeffrey R. Levine, John E. Pahlman, K. W. Sheetz, Robert P. Vinson, Warren M. Mahan, Alton B. Whitehead, Edward D. Thimons, Jalna R. Zatko, M. B. Shirts
1980
The Pituitary-adrenocortical Function
by National Library of Medicine (U.S.), Marjory Charles Spencer
1950
In a perfect world, technology would rise to the needs of a free society and provide the means for sustenance and defense of that society. A contemporary example is atomic energy, which provided both the means to win a world war and a supply of cheap energy for the luxuries of growing western economies.Should the discredited promise of nuclear power be called upon to throw off the fears of proliferation and tackle the problem of short-term energy shortages and high fuel prices? Can we trust ourselves, in a free society, to manage this awesome responsibility?The Plutonium Standard is a cautionary tale of how one man's dream of technological superiority could turn the promise of cheap and unlimited fuel supplies into a trading game leading to ultimate destruction.