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QUALITY

Butterworth-Heinemann
ISBN 0 7506 5113 X
Copyright © 2002

Book Description,
Within the pharmaceutical industry, quality is the key issue that has to be addressed above all others. It is the reason that so many regulations, guidelines and controls are important. This volume deals with quality in its widest sense, reviewing international systems such as the (International Standards Organization) ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 series of standards and generic instruments such as total quality management and the cost of quality, which are applicable across all industries in addition to industry-specific topics such as good manufacturing practice (GMP).
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ETHICS AND THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

Cambridge University Press
ISBN-13 978-0-511-13540-8
© Cambridge University Press 2005

Book Description,
The chapters in this book are written by authors with diverse experiences and perspectives. They come from government and industry, from advocacy organizations and academia, as well as from the scientific and medical communities. It is a notable sign of the force and maturity of globalization that most of the contributors, regardless of their nationality or backgrounds, quite naturally address these issues by considering different international perspectives. Although not every voice and every relevant issue appears in these pages, we believe we have made an unprecedented effort to gather a highly diverse and talented group of authors to address a broad spectrum of the issues that dominate the relationship between the pharmaceutical industry and society in a global context.
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THERMODYNAMICS OF MACEUTICAL SYSTEMS

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
ISBN 0-471-20241-X
Copyright C 2002

Book Description,
Classical thermodynamics, which was largely a nineteenth-century development, is a powerful descriptive treatment of the equilibrium macroscopic properties of matter. It is powerful because it is general, and it is general because it makes no assumptions about the fundamental structure of matter. There are no atoms or molecules in classical thermodynamics, so if our ideas about the atomic structure of matter should prove to be wrong (a very possible outcome to many nineteenth-century scientists), thermodynamics will stand unaltered. What thermodynamics does is to start with a few very general experimental observations expressed in mathematical form, and then develop logical relationships among macroscopic observables such as temperature, pressure, and volume. These relationships turn out to have great practical value.
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ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS II

New Age International (P) Ltd.
ISBN (13) : 978-81-224-2882-7
Copyright © 2009

Book Description,
This Textbook has been prepared as per the syllabus for the Engineering Mathematics Second semester B.E classes of Visveswaraiah Technological University. The book contains eight chapters, and each chapter corresponds to one unit of the syllabus. The topics covered are: Unit I and II— Differential Calculus, Unit III and IV—Integral Calculus and Vector Integration, Unit V and VI— Differential Equations and Unit VII and VIII—Laplace Transforms. The book is designed as self-contained, comprehensive and friendly from students’ point of view. Both theory and problems have been explained by using elegant diagrams wherever necessary.
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ENERGY MEDICINE

Penguin Putnam Inc.
ISBN 0-87477-945-6
Copyright C 1998

Book Description,
The contribution Donna Eden has made with Energy Medicine will stand as one of the backbone studies as we lay a sound foundation for the field of holistic medicine. Her research is solid and the suggestions she gives for her readers to use in order to help themselves are simple and effective, the way help should be.
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