Book Review: Australian medicines handbook. First edition.

Book Review: 'Teaching and Researching Writing (3rd Edition)'

Writing has an overarching significance in our lives. We experience this significance in our personal, professional and social activities. Much of who we are and who we wish to become in our social life, in the professional community we belong to and even in the privacy of our individual life is the outcome of what we write and how we write. We are often judged and evaluated by our control of i...

Book Review ODOUR IMPACT ASSESSMENT HANDBOOK

Book Review Handbook for Language Engineers

The reader learns from this book's introduction (written by Ali Farghaly) that the objective of the book is to " equip linguists embarking on NLP assignments. " The introduction also explains why language engineers are needed and summarizes the contents of each chapter. " Domain Analysis and Representation " by Farghaly and Bruce Hedin offers a good discussion of the importance of domain analys...

Book Review: The Handbook of Neurosurgery 8th Edition by Mark S. Greenberg: A Review of its Use in Clinical Practice

The Handbook of Neurosurgery 8th Edition by Mark S. Greenberg is an excellent reference for rapid review when a decision about a clinical situation requires a quick review of relevant and adequately detailed information. In this way, The Handbook of Neurosurgery is much more useful in most clinical situations than many of the multi-volume neurosurgery texts available today. The updated version ...

Book Review: Handbook of Natural Language Processing (second edition) edited by Nitin Indurkhya and Fred J. Damerau

The Handbook of Natural Language Processing is a revised edition of an earlier handbook (Dale, Moisl, and Somers 2000). This second edition was prepared by Nitin Indurkhya, a researcher at the University of New South Wales, and the late text processing pioneer Fred J. Damerau of the IBM T. J. Watson Research Center (d. 27 January 2009), whose 1964 paper introduced a version of what is now known...