Books by "Jack C. White"
12 books found
Using the succinct and practical Oxford Specialist Handbook format, Head and Neck Imaging is an introduction to the theory and practice of head and neck radiology, as well as a guide to choosing and performing imaging investigations and minimally invasive procedures. Providing an overview of this challenging subspecialty, Head and Neck Imaging covers anatomy and the different diagnoses in head and neck radiology in an easily comprehensible way. Bulleted summaries of key facts in epidemiology, imaging features, prognosis and treatment guide the reader through the various imaging techniques and the ways they have direct clinical application. Highly illustrated with examples of the various imaging techniques to aid understanding, this is the definitive guide to head and neck radiology, and an ideal tool for radiology trainees and practitioners.
History of St. Andrew's Society of St. John, N.B. Canada
by I. Allen Jack
1907 · St. John, N.B. : J. & A. McMilaln
Each 48-page Study Guide includes 35 reproducible exercises, teaching suggestions, background notes, chapter summaries, and answer keys.
Mineralogy and Geochemistry of Some Belt Rocks, Montana and Idaho
by Jack Edward Harrison, David J. Grimes
1970
A comparison of rocks from two widely separated area in Belt terrane.
Geochemical and Geophysical Reconnaissance of Parts of the Yakutat and Mount Saint Elias Quadrangles, Alaska
by Bruce L. Reed, Edward Malcolm MacKevett, Helen Laura Foster, Jack Edward Harrison, John David Wells, K. Y. Lee, William Wallace Patton, David J. Grimes, George Plafker, James E. Elliott, Roger L. Miller, Sandra H. B. Clark, Thomas P. Miller
1970
A comparison of rocks from two widely separated area in Belt terrane.
This lavishly illustrated 736-page reference provides a lifetime of entertainment! It contains complete rules, playing tips, and instructive move-by-move examples of 65 fun and diverse games. They range from Senat, a pastime enjoyed by King Tut, to Hex, invented by a 20th-century mathematician; from strategy games like Siege of Paris to dice games like Chuck-a-Luck to chase games like Pachisi; from Asian Shogi to African Wari; and from traditional Chess and Go to modern creations like Mastermind and Othello. Colorful illustrations show old-time and modern players, game boards, and equipment alongside fascinating anecdotes and curious facts about games throughout history. For every player, this one’s a sure winner!
West Point and Clay County
by Jack D. Elliott, Jr., Elizabeth A. Calvert, Rebecca M. Riley
2015 · Arcadia Publishing
"Clay County extends from the banks of the Tombigbee River in the east across Mississippi's fertile Black Prairie, the Kilgore Hills, and ends in the Flatwoods to the west. West Point, the county seat, lies in the eastern part of the county in the midst of the Black Prairie and was first developed as a railroad center for the cotton trade during the 1850s. Today, the local economy is largely dominated by manufacturing and services. Images of America: West Point and Clay County features prehistoric Indian mounds, farms and plantations, such as Waverley on the Tombigbee, and 19th- and 20th-century homes and stores that reflect the county's charm"--Back cover.