For BE/BTech /B Arch students for third semester of all engineering Colleges under UPTU. This book is primarily written according to the unified syllabus (2009-2010) of Mathematics-III for all Engineering students.

Electronics — From Theory into Practice, Second Edition, Volume 1 details how to effectively integrate theoretical concepts into practical applications. The title aims to cover the design principles of various electronic circuitries. The text first covers the bipolar and field effect transistor, and then proceeds to tackling the unijunction transistor and the silicon-controlled rectifier. Next, the selection discusses the characteristics of integrated circuits. The text also deals with the concerns in amplifier design. The book will be of great use to both student and professional electronic engineers.

"Passing years have only added new lustre to the figure of Agnes Macphail, Canada’s first woman MP. In this biography, Terry Crowley offers a heroine for our times with the depiction of Macphail the accomplished politician, the committed feminist and the complex, well-rounded witty human being. A democratic populist who emerged politically during the post-World War One farmers’ revolt, Macphail helped build the alliance that became the CCF party and ended the two major parties’ total domination of national political life. She later served the CCF as Ontario’s first woman MPP. In all her activities Macphail was an outspoken advocate of equality and human rights. She worked tirelessly to win recognition of women’s rights, to reform the nation’s penal system and to secure international peace. She pressed for controls on lobbying and for disclosure of business influences on the media. Strong convictions, openness to fresh ideas and devotion to democratic values were Macphail’s distinguishing characteristics."--Page 4 of cover.

Is your emotion friend or foe'...fact or fake? We must know. Emotion is reshaping reality in the postmodern world. Creeds bow to passion...doctrines defer to mystery...logic submits to metaphor. The fastest growing churches explode from the experience of an emotion-driven faith. And, in the secular world, the entertainment industry attacks us with unending sensory demands. Increasingly, we base decisions on the subjective feelings of a virtual reality world. Right or wrong, we ""let it all hang out."" Author Thomas Hohstadt discerns the difference between counterfeit emotion that destroys and authentic passion that brings grace and glory to an empowered, twenty-first century existence.