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In Broadband Cable TV Access Networks: From Technologies to Applications, Intel Corporation expert Shlomo Ovadia explains cable television networks' operations for the benefit of network designers, operations engineers and people engaged in designing cable modems and other equipment. Cable television networks, because they have an enormous capacity to transmit analogue and digital information and reach into almost every Western home, are being called upon to serve as the infrastructure for al... less info

In Broadband Cable TV Access Networks: From Technologies to Applications, Intel Corporation expert Shlomo Ovadia explains cable television networks' operations for the benefit of network designers,... more info

Pages: 146, Paperback, Tutis Digital Publishing less info

Pages: 146, Paperback, Tutis Digital Publishing

Pages: 416, Edition: 1, Hardcover, South-Western, Div of Thomson Learning less info

Pages: 416, Edition: 1, Hardcover, South-Western, Div of Thomson Learning

Elvis's wimpled sister rocks on in a convent she calls Graceland; Nancy Sinatra gets out her boots made for walking with the Kray Sisters; Mrs Midas misses the touch of her now dangerous golden-handed husband; and Queen Herod decrees the killing of each mother's son to protect her baby daughter in Carol Ann Duffy's startling new collection The World's Wife. Doubling is one of the most common themes--and stylistic ploys--of Western culture and thought, and the concept around which Duffy has in... less info

Elvis's wimpled sister rocks on in a convent she calls Graceland; Nancy Sinatra gets out her boots made for walking with the Kray Sisters; Mrs Midas misses the touch of her now dangerous golden-han... more info

Pages: 432, Edition: 2 Pap/Dsk, Paperback, South-Western, Div of Thomson Learning less info

Pages: 432, Edition: 2 Pap/Dsk, Paperback, South-Western, Div of Thomson Learning

"No Western climber or even any Sherpas had been this high, so far this year. We were treading on virgin territory on the ever-changing surface of the glacier. The excitement welled up, and I felt strong. Here I was with those I knew so well, alone and isolated in the rawness and wonder of nature; and it made me feel good." Facing Up tells the remarkable story of Bear Grylls' ascent of Everest, making him, at the age of 23, the youngest British climber to survive the adventure. Bear... less info

"No Western climber or even any Sherpas had been this high, so far this year. We were treading on virgin territory on the ever-changing surface of the glacier. The excitement welled up, and I ... more info