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Included are two Civil Defense radio documentaries, the Jack Webb short "Red Nightmare" and a wealth of bibliographical material.

Its bibliographical material circulation is above 1.2 million (in 2012), with 1.7 million of online circulation transactions, and more than 600,000 downloads of international scientific material.

The design of this research is retrospective and observational, developed under the systematic review methodology, from bibliographical material, pieces of research and publications of journal articles in English, Portuguese and Spanish, taking the databases of PubMed, SciELO, EBSCO Host, Scopus, Springer, Cochrane, besides specialized magazines in ASHA, Med Line CEFAC and Redalyc.

Reliable evaluation of the vast and heterogeneous bibliographical material was assured by independent duplicate reading, and review by a third author at all stages of data selection and extraction.

(For English-language survey monographs and articles on the Vienna Circle, see Kraft 1950, Jorgensen 1951, Ayer 1959b, Passmore 1967, Hanfling 1981, Stadler 1998, Richardson 2003. Particularly rich in background and bio-bibliographical materials is Stadler 1997 [2001]. The best short introductory book has remained untranslated: Haller 1993).

All data were based on bibliographical search, where the raw material was bean coffee (Arabian from Brazil), the roasting operation variables were 200 °C of temperature and 12 min. of roasting time and the rest of the bibliography data were all the necessary tools to develop all tensors (relationship between components, phases and aggregation state).

It marshals lots of material, and to devotees the bibliographical essay at the end may be worth the cover price in itself.Mr Ebenstein is not wholly to blame for this book's modesty.

The main methods used for the research refer to historical and bibliographical survey, experimental testing of the monument's materials and nonlinear numerical analyses conducted by the used of the finite element code ADINA.

The historical rating of dioxins released over the past 40 years required both a bibliographical and historical study of process analysis to collect data on raw material consumption, start up, changes, improvements, and closing down of plants, as well as pollution reduction systems.

The paper gives a bibliographical review of finite element methods applied to creep and creep fracture/damage of engineering materials and structures from the theoretical as well as practical points of view.

The bibliographical capsule with the review misidentified the publisher.