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This is an introductory reference book that is written by academic radiologist with expertise in the field of Head and Neck Imaging.The book takes an anatomy-based approach and systematically …

On April 6, 1993, a China Eastern Airlines Mc Donnell Douglas MD-11, flight 583, on its way from Beijing, China, to Los Angeles, California, had an inadvertent deployment of the leading edge wing …

Quite a few poets and poetry lovers were once on the stage in the Pseudo-Manchukuo Period.Most people”s works were shown on various journals of the time.It should be noticed that in the …

Keep Practicing in Career for Beautiful Ladies: this is a bustling and restless prosperous and floating world. Emotions, career and dreams are expanding in the city”s bizarre accelerator. However, …

From ancient times to the present, Chinese painting is lifelike and attractive. In painting, the creator can experience the charm of water and the dry, wet, thick and light changes of ink and brush, …

A radiologist, through extensive clinical work and related research, may also specialize in one or moreradiology subspecialties. A diagnostic medical physicist is a qualified medical physicist who …

The environmental education, now, should not be confused with the formal training of "environmental engineering" to the civil engineering students. Conventionally, environmental engineering …

The book interprets Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism from its writing background, writing process, structure, main content and viewpoint, as well as its influence and …

Chongwenguan. Fiction Part: Travel Notes of Laocan (Note Book Accessible Reading Edition) is a masterpiece of Liu E in the late Qing Dynasty. The novel takes the travel of a doctor Laocan as the main …

It is one of the four classic novels of Chinese literature. The book consists of one hundred chapters and mainly describes the story of Tang Monk and his three pupils traveled to the west through …