Resultaten voor 'dominic reeve'

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  1. Risk and Reliability
    1. Dominic Reeve

    Risk and Reliability

    Coastal and Hydraulic Engineering

    Dominic Reeve is a Professor at the University of Plymouth, UK, and author of Coastal Engineering: Processes, Theory and Design Practice, also published by Taylor & Francis.

    € 96,95
  2. The Tarmac and the Trees
    1. Dominic Reeve

    The Tarmac and the Trees

    € 13,95
  3. Beneath the Blue Sky
    1. Dominic Reeve

    Beneath the Blue Sky

    40 Years of the Gypsy Traveller Life

    Romani Gypsy and author of the classic Smoke in the Lanes Dominic Reeve gives a heartwarming and candid account of Romani life on the road from the late 1950s on.

    € 26,50
  4. Smoke In The Lanes
    1. Dominic Reeve

    Smoke In The Lanes

    Happiness and Hardship on the Road with the Gypsies in the 1950s

    Smoke in the Lanes is the fascinating firsthand account of a bygone age of the Romani traveller way of life in 1950s England.

    € 17,95
  5. Coastal Engineering
    1. Dominic Reeve
    2. Andrew Chadwick
    3. Christopher Fleming

    Coastal Engineering

    Processes, Theory and Design Practice

    For year 4 undergraduate and MSc students. Covers conceptual and detailed design; wave overtopping; calculation of extreme wave conditions; structural reliability and probabilistic design; tidal analysis and calculation of amplitudes and phases of harmonic constituents from water level time series; harmonic analysis; and climate change.

    € 84,50
  6. Green Lanes and Kettle Cranes
    1. Dominic Reeve

    Green Lanes and Kettle Cranes

    € 13,95
  7. Smoke in the Lanes
    1. Dominic , Reeve

    Smoke in the Lanes

    Full of stories of life on the road, this is the classic account of life as a Gypsy in the 1950s, when Travelers lived in horse-drawn wagons and parked by the wayside in quiet country lanes. Included are descriptions of colorful characters living for the present despite constant harassment by police and suspicious landowners. Vividly brought to life are the close feelings of Travelers for the family, their sense of being outsiders, and their eagerness to better themselves by barter and trade. The illustrations and use of the Travelers' form of Romani help make this a vivid portrayal of a vanished way of life.

    € 13,00