Best Selling Books by PAUL ROGERS

This reference provides contemporary information on all aspects of Down syndrome, investigating health concerns by age group and by organ system. The text sets out to identify and correct problems before they interrupt developing skills. It includes preventive medical checklists with summaries of appropriate medical intervention; supplies background information about history, genetics and epidemiology; outlines clinical management strategies; establishes guidelines on how to inform parents of the diagnosis and conveys practical suggestions on the handling and care of the infant; and offers a detailed review of the medical literature. Appendices provide information including growth charts and financial checklists.

Provides resources to give you the opportunity to edit the material. This title allows you to electronically add activities, and customise the worksheets to suit teachers'' as well as students'' needs. It also helps teachers to cover the requirements of both the Revised National Curriculum and the new QCA Scheme of Work for Key stage 3.

This is a second story from the little English town of Britherton-on-Sea. However, the action is not restricted to one location. A person from the town has been murdered in the jungle of S.E. Asia and to find the killer, Graham Moore and his team must engage with two separate organised crime bosses, aided and abetted by the intervention of members of the UK security services.

Offering a French course with grammar, this title aims to help teachers to cover various requirements of both the Revised National Curriculum and the QCA Scheme of Work for Key stage 3.

Basic shapes are introduced through a simple riddle verse.

This thesis investigates non-binary spread-spectrum multiple-access communications. The research considers wide generation techniques, system performance, how performance is influenced by the different properties of the codes, and how those properties relate to the code generation technqiue. The research refines the code design philosophy and investigates this by developing a novel code generation technique.

The chasm between the approaches of European Union competition law and United States antitrust law toward dominant markets, especially in high tech industries, could scarcely be greater, at least until quite recently. The leading example has involved Google, which the European Commission (the Commission) has hammered at least three times since 2017 with record fines totaling about €9 billion while the U.S. Federal Trade Commission concluded an investigation by finding that Google''s search engine benefitted consumers. The U.S. Department of Justice''s ground-breaking lawsuit in October 2020 against Google, however, along with a spate of other enforcement agency investigations of Big Tech and the rise of a new antitrust paradigm in America, may reduce the disparity. But many challenges await if the U.S. is to more align with Europe. Initially, one should note that U.S. and E.U. competition law differs significantly. Statutory variances account for the divide in part, but more fundamental are divergent competition ideologies. The E.U. model favors governmental intervention to achieve better market outcomes while for the last 40 plus years the U.S., both in word and deed, has tended to laissez faire and an inherent trust in a market-based economy to achieve optimum competitive results.Given that, this essay engages in a brief comparative look at the worlds'' two most significant competition regimes'' approaches to dominant market power and then takes a deeper dive into American antitrust history in order to assess how the States became so seemingly tolerant of a concentrated economy. It then considers recent developments in the United States that may signal a sea change for that tolerance.

Includes grammar and bilingual glossary sections at the back of each book. This work features chapters which are subdivided into Lernziele with short objectives and clear goals for your students to understand.

An imaginative rhyming story including favourite characters from well known nursery rhymes.