Triangulation we used both participant observation and informal conversations, formal interviews and textbook searches.
The way it works: enter a title, I.S.B.N. or author's name in Bookfinder's textbooks search box to navigate a huge database of 125 million new and used books.
James knew she had a terminal illness, which has been speculated to be cancer, and he often read medical textbooks, searching for something to help her.
MS had the original idea, critically analysed the available data, reviewed other compilations and textbooks, searched and retrieved the original papers and drafted the manuscript.
Well-structured, organized notes can help you to study much more efficiently, as consulting your own tailor-made notes is much quicker than trawling through a large textbook in search of specific information.
Just like on other textbook platforms, you "search within a textbook for a particular word or phrase, bookmark chapters and pages, highlight and annotate key passages and get quick access to dictionaries, translation tools, Wikipedia and Google search".
This, in brief, is the hypothesis put forward by Gen. Rupert Smith in "The Utility of Force," a closely argued, searching textbook on strategy and the efficient use of military power in the post-Cold War era.
William Grimes, writing in the New York Times, described The Utility of Force as "a closely argued, searching textbook on strategy and the efficient use of military power in the post-Cold War era".
In addition to the database search, textbooks related to the topics of TMDs, occlusion, and bruxism were considered.
Isn't that because you can't easily search a textbook?
