Titlebook: Vehicle and Automotive Engineering; Proceedings of the J Károly Jármai,Betti Bolló Conference proceedings 2017 Springer International Publi

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László Dudás, especially premature deaths, in the developed world. The development of effective preventive measures, new drugs and surgical techniques makes it increasingly important to recognise those at risk, to diagnose accurately those suffering from disease and to prescribe, monitor and refer appropriately

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Károly Jálics Child care is a large and fascinating part of general family practice. More than any other discipline it is a mix of understanding the wide range of normal and abnormal development, of skilful diagnosis and treatment of treatable conditions, of long-term care for handicapped children, and of organi

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Ferenc Knoppages is that our understanding of international politics is more likely to be improved by reflecting upon and reworking what we already know about the subject, than by topping up our knowledge with either more detailed research or more contemporary analysis. Each of the chapters deals with a differe

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Lajos Albrecht,Ferenc Mészáros,Szilárd Szabó,Balázs Barna Maltese who invited Nelson to their aid. From then on the horizons of the Maltese people for new settlement have broadened. Nevertheless, during the nineteenth century most Maltese refused to look farther than the Mediterranean area for opportunities to improve their standard of living and escape f

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e words of their witnesses. This is amply demonstrated in the disputed marriage case from 1391 between the widow Alice Brathwell of Doncaster and William Dowson of North Cave, a village some twenty-five miles to the northeast across the River Ouse in the East Riding of Yorkshire.. As always in matri

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Tamás I. Török,Gábor Lassúation of forced labor in Kenya from the colony’s inception in 1895 to World War I. More specifically, we examine the operation of forced recruitment of African labor for private individuals or Europe settlers. During this early period in Kenya’s history, recurrent European demands for cheap African

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Gyula Varga,Viktória Ferencsik we sometimes see. The apparent fragmentation of modernist narratives, I suggest to my students, is a deconstruction, a “riddle”, that derives from the elision of portions of the story that we, as historically and culturally informed readers, are expected to be capable of reproducing for ourselves.