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            Rainfall 

            Abbot, John; Hammond, Andrew (2019)
            This book describes aspects of rainfall including the extremes, distribution and properties. The introductory chapter focusses on drought and flooding rains over Australia, placing extreme rainfall events from recent decades ...
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            Zero and Net Zero Energy 

            Hailu, Getu (2019)
            There is a growing concern about fluctuating energy prices, energy security, and the impact of climate change. Buildings are amongst the primary energy consumers in the world. This fact underlines the importance of targeting ...
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            Retinoblastoma 

            Manaa Alkatan, Hind (2019)
            Retinoblastoma constitutes a global disease that burdens many families all over the world. This book highlights the essential basic information needed by every ophthalmologist and covers all aspects of this tumor: history, ...
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            Minerals 

            Essa, Khalid S. (2019)
            The book "Minerals" offers an important and thorough overview on different geophysical methods including gravity, magnetic and self-potential in mineral exploration, as well as physical and chemical analysis in delineating ...
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            Psychological Trauma 

            Starcevic, Ana (2019)
            Trauma presents as a negative experience or situation of an individual in which coping mechanisms do not always work perfectly. This leads to the appearance of disturbing behavior, thinking, or developing disorders in the ...
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