The Geometry of Desert
Oxford University Press (2005)
Abstract
Moral desert -- Fault forfeits first -- Desert graphs -- Skylines -- Other shapes -- Placing peaks -- The ratio view -- Similar offense -- Graphing comparative desert -- Variation -- Groups -- Desert taken as a whole -- Reservations.Author's Profile
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BJ1500.M47.K34 2012
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9780199895595 0199895597 9780190233723 0190233729 9780199980093
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