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Modeling of Dynamic Systems, Lennart Ljung, Torkel Glad Paperback

The product is a textbook titled “Modeling of Dynamic Systems” by authors Lennart Ljung and Torkel Glad. It falls under the subject areas of Technology & Engineering and Science, specifically focusing on mechanics, operations research, and electrical systems. The book is a trade paperback format, 368 pages long, and written in English. Published in April 1994 by Pearson Education (US) under the publisher Prentice Hall PTR, it covers topics related to dynamic systems modeling and analysis.

Natural Healing For Children, Modern Hebrew, ריפוי טבעי לילדים

“Natural Healing For Children: Raising Children Without Antibiotics,” written in Modern Hebrew, by Rachel and Chaim Bernstein is a comprehensive guide on natural healing practices for children. Published by Keter, Tel Aviv Books, this hardcover book explores various methods of natural healing. This health reference book, with 269 pages, is a valuable resource for those looking to explore natural healing options for their children. Complete with an index. NY

Computer Networks and Their Protocols (Wiley series in computing), Davies, D. W.

“Computer Networks and Their Protocols” by D. W. Davies is a comprehensive textbook published by Wiley & Sons in 1979 as part of the Computing and Information Processing Series. The book covers the subject area of computer networks and their protocols, making it a valuable resource for those studying networking and general computer topics. With 504 pages and a weight of 31.1 oz, this hardcover book offers in-depth coverage of networking principles and protocols in English language.” Please see all pictures for condition

Kanuni i Lekë Dukagjinit, The Code of Lekë Dukagjini. Albanian-English Language.

The Code of Leke Dukagjini translated from the Albanian by Leonard Fox.Hardback with glossy red dust jacket. Title and vignette (showing detail from the Coat of Arms of Leke Dukagjini) on the front cover of dj in black. Red cloth boards with title and vignette in gold gilt.Minimal shelf wear.Translated orally for generations, the laws of the Kanun served for more than five centuries as the foundation of social behavior and self-government for the clans of Northern Albania, even while the region was nominally under Turkish rule. The importance of the Kanun in the history of the Albanian people can scarcely be overestimated, and its precepts continue to exercise a very significant influence on Albanians living in Albania and Kosove, as well as in other countries to which Albanians have emigrated.Collected and arranged by Father Shtjefen Gjecov during the first quarter of the twentieth century, this new edition of the Kanun presents the Albanian text along with a parallel translation by Leonard Fox.A fascinating insight into Albanian culture with sections on marriage, work, the law regarding crimes, the church etc. Internally clean and unmarked. This is the first English translation of the customary laws, still followed to various degrees, by Albanians in northern Albania, Kosova/Kosovo, Montenegro, and Macedonia. That these laws have survived, and often replaced, the impositions of the Ottoman Empire and the Albanian Communist and Yugoslav governments, attests to their importance.The forward, the introduction, and the note on the translation, which precede the Code, and the Code itself are highly readable. Each page of the Code in English is preceded by a page of the same text in Albanian. The dust cover is red with the black Albanian eagle, duplicative of the Albanian flag, and the book itself has large illustrations of both Leke Dukagjini, an Albanian national hero to whom the laws are traditionally attributed, and his coat of arms.This work would not only make a fine present for Albanians living in English speaking countries, but is a necessity both for non-Albanians attempting an understanding of Albanian society, and, with the present situation in the southern Balkans, for the reference collections of all academic and larger public libraries.