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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe powerhouses of our companies today are made up of increasingnumbers of professionals.The number of companies that would describe themselves asknowledge-intensive is also increasing - think of R&D labs, hi-tech,.

ill. OPappband. / Hardcover. 1. Aufl. Texte in English and Korean. / About the book: Strootman Landschaftsarchitecten have developed a diverse and innovative oeuvre since the office was founded in 2002 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Their work integrates urbanism, cultural history, ecology, art and architecture within a landscape architectural framework . (Verlagsfrisch! / new) Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1800.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The powerhouses of our companies today are made up of increasingnumbers of professionals.The number of companies that would describe themselves asknowledge-intensive is also increasing - think of R&D labs, hi-tech,IT, media, business support, health and educational organizations.Managers tend to think that these new organizations and their staffmust be managed like before. But to do so can create more problemsthan it might solve.Professionals are for the most part already motivated and do notneed to be managed. They have studied many years to be able to dotheir job. Frustrating their enthusiasm by steering and controllingthem can restrict their ability to perform to the best of their capability.In any such organization, the avoidance of forms, meaninglessreport writing, and restrictive rules and procedures, will leadto much greater productivity and improved quality. Professionalsshould be trusted in advance and given room to exercise their disciplineat a state of the art level.Mathieu Weggeman has written many books and articles on managingprofessionals, on how to conserve creativity, on innovationand on knowledge management. This book is an accolade. It isabout the new 'servant leadership': the kind of leadership requiredfor these companies. It explains the characteristics and peculiaritiesof professionals in the workplace. It emphasizes that their mostimportant production factor is their knowledge, and their mostdifficult task is innovation.The role of the manager is to create the environment in which boththese traits can flourish, and thus to help professional organizationsachieve their collective ambitions.Mathieu Weggeman is a professor of organization science at the EindhovenUniversity of Technology, the Netherlands. He is also a boardroom consultantfor knowledge-intensive organizations.Cees Hoedemakers is a consultant in the energy industry.

pp. 241-352, numerous photos on 37 plates in text, 5 figs., tables, refs. 4to. Paperbound, plain new wrappers. Fine. - [gkt.ds.1005A].

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The dentitions of the extant species Heterodontus mexicanus Taylor & Castro-Aguirre, 1972 and Heterodontus quoyi (Frémenville, 1840) (Elasmobranchii, Chondrichthyes) is studied, clarifying all intraspecific and interspecific characteristics for these two species, thus forming a base in the understanding of francisci-type dentitions. Dignathic heterodonty was observed in H. mexicanus. 32 pp., 4 plates, 8 color & 8 b/w figs, br. 4.

Detailed illustrations and descriptions of batoid dental morphology and structure can provide important clues for the identification, taxonomy, and phylogeny of fossil batoids whose fossil remains are often limited to isolated teeth. Unfortunately, there is a paucity of such detailed information in the literature. We identified numerous extant species and genera of the order Rhinopristiformes and the superfamily Dasyatoidea whose teeth or dentitions have previously not been described or illustrated sufficiently to describe their characteristic features. To partly fill this gap, this study illustrates the dentitions and extracted teeth of 11 extant species in the families Pristidae, Rhinidae, Rhinobatidae, Glaucostegidae, Trygonorrhinidae (Rhinopristiformes) and Zanobatidae (?Myliobatiformes, ex Rhinobatiformes), and 25 species in the families Dasyatidae, Urotrygonidae, and Urolophidae (Dasyatoidea). These illustrations partly complement earlier studies by Herman et al. (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000) and Cappetta (2012). In instances where two or more species of a given genus are studied, we are more likely to recognize uniform dental characteristics, as opposed to merely recognizing the often stronger differences between genera or families. Two types of monognathic dental patterns are observed: unidirectional-gradient- and undulate-gradient-heterodont. Whereas the former type is characteristic of most genera in the Rhinopristiformes (Anoxypristis and Pristis [Pristidae], Acroteriobatus and Rhinobatos [Rhinobatidae], Glaucostegus [Glaucostegidae], Trygonorrhina and Zapteryx [Trygonorrhinidae]) and some dasyatoid genera, i.e., Pteroplatytrygon and Megatrygon (Dasyatidae), Plesiobatis (Plesiobatidae), Trygonoptera and Urolophus (Urolophidae), and Urobatis and Urotrygon (Urotrygonidae), the second type is observed in the rhinopristiform genera Aptychotrema (Trygonorrhinidae), Pseudobatos (upper jaw, Rhinobatidae), Rhina, Rhynchorhina, and Rhynchobatus, and in most genera of the Dasyatoidea. Upper/lower jaws of most rhinopristiform taxa are dignathic-homodont (or nearly so). The exceptions are Aptychotrema, Pseudobatos, and in Rhinidae, where differing patterns exist in upper/lower jaws. Also, differences in tooth widths exist in upper and respective lower jaws of Zanobatus. Gynandric (sexual) heterodonty appears absent or weak in all rhinopristiform genera of Pristidae, Rhinidae, Rhinobatidae, and Glaucostegidae. However, gynandric heterodonty is distinct in Trygonorrhinidae (except Trygonorrhina), and Zanobatidae, at least in terms of the species studied in the present work. Gynandric heterodonty is most prominent in several dasyatoid genera and species of Urotrygonidae, Urolophidae, Plesiobatidae, and the subfamily Dasyatinae. It is less developed in the Neotrygoninae and probably in the Hexatrygonidae and some genera of the subfamily Urogymninae. Gynandric heterodonty is probably absent in the hypolophin genera Pastinachus and Makararaja. Generally, gynandric heterodonty appears to constitute rather similar specificities in different species of a particular genus. The crown ornamentation, if present, commonly varies only moderately between species within dasyatoid (except Dasyatis) and rhinopristiform genera, although collectively it comprises a wide range of features. Two examples of dasyatid teeth in rich fossil faunas, collected from the Chattian of northern Germany and the Burdigalian of southern France, are presented and discussed to show how, in comparison with recent forms, allocation of the described species to different genera can be made. The taxon Dasyatis probsti Cappetta, 1970 is re-evaluated and assigned to the genus Bathytoshia Whitley, 1933 as Bathytoshia probsti (Cappetta, 1970) comb. nov. 158 pp., 101 plates, br. 4.

190 S., 32 Abb., 1 Tab., 16 Taf., Behandelt werden die miozänen Seeigel, Krabben und Mollusken des berühmten Fundortes Gram/DK. Palaeontos 7. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1500.

190 pp., 32 text figures, 16 plates, 4to, paperbound. Very good copy, as new.A collection of six papers. By far the largest is K.I. Schnetler?s work on the Mollusca (128 p., 6 text figs, 11 plates). This is Palaeontos 7. The plates show well-preserved shells; SEM photos show protoconchs and microscopic species. Several species are new.

190 p., 32 figs, 3 tables, 16 pls, 4to, paperbound. Palaeontos 7.

190 p., 32 figs, 3 tables, 16 pls, 4to, paperbound. Palaeontos 7.

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