The multidisciplinary nature of marine sciences (Geology, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Oceanography) is reflected in this references 1,980 up-to-date, alphabetically listed keywords with illustrations. These keywords provide valuable time-saving assistance when studying marine scientific literature. The brief explanation of the concepts, terminology, and methods makes this book more valuable than a pure glossary or dictionary.
This book is intended primarily for learning English by people working at sea. A rich selection of texts on various topics related to professional work features the necessary specialized vocabulary needed by sea people as well as employees who work in the ports and for maritime companies.
As it contains various sets of technical terms, abbreviations used in marine instruments, patterns of hip logbooks, the material can be used in practice by the members of the crew and staff of the sea.
Disney Educational - Bill Nye The Science Guy: Marine Mammals
Aren't marine mammals just like fish? How do they keep warm in the cold seas? How do they feed their young? The Science Guy has all the answers in Bill Nye the Science Guy: Marine Mammals, and he tells his student audience that marine mammals have more in common with humans than they do with fish.
75 Seashells, Fish, Coral & Colorful Marine Life to Knit & Crochet
A captivating collection of knit and crochet patterns taken from the shoreline and the deep Dive into a beautiful collection of aquatic wonders to knit and crochet---from lovely shells, lush seaweed, and eerie anglerfish, to elaborate and colorful coral reefs.
Added by: solomon1 | Karma: 59.79 | Black Hole | 4 September 2011
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Dutch Masters: The Age of Rembrandt
Holland in the 17th century was home to the most remarkable concentration of artistic talent and accomplishment in modern history. From this tiny land came the great masters Vermeer, Frans Hals, Jan Steen, Pieter de Hooch, and Rembrandt, as well as an abundant assembly of memorable artists. To this day, these compelling pictures take our breath away—an unrivalled heritage of portraits, still lifes, landscapes, marine paintings, and profoundly observant images of everyday Dutch life that continue to grace museums throughout Europe and America.
