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Heterogeneous Agent Systems
Heterogeneous Agent Systems

By Sarit Kraus, Robert B. Ross, Jurgen Dix, V.S. Subrahmanian, Thomas Robert Eiter, Piero Andrea Bonatti, Fatma Özcan

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After a discussion of the theory of software agents, this book presents IMPACT (Interactive Maryland Platform for Agents Collaborating Together), an experimental agent infrastructure that translate...

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Metallic Materials Specification Handbook
Metallic Materials Specification Handbook

By Robert B. Ross, Ross, Robert B., R. B. Ross

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It is nowten yearssince the thirdeditionofMetallicMaterials, andovertwentysincethefirst edition. Overthis periodtheworkhasbeenextensivelyused as acomprehensivesourcebook by all those concerned with...

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Investigating Mechanical Failures: The Metallurgist'S Approach
Investigating Mechanical Failures: The Metallurgist'S Approach

By Robert B. Ross, Ross, Robert B., R. B. Ross

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this Is A Book About Mechanical Failure. The Author, Bob Ross, Has Been Working At The Forefront Of Failure Investigation And Materials Problem Solving For Many Years. He Has Established An Interna...

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Metallic Materials Specification Handbook, 2nd Edition
Handbook Of Metal Treatments And Testing
Metallic Materials Specification Handbook
Handbook Of Metal Treatments And Testing
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