Introductory remarks: 1. The article.

2. Substantives.

3. Adjectives.

4. Pronouns.

5. Verbs.

6. Adverbs.

7. Propositions and postpositions.

8. Conjunctions.

9. Interjections, exclamations, and phrases.

10. Numerals.

11. Particles, prefixes, and suffixes.

12. Syntax.

13. The substantive verb.

14. Interrogative sentences.

15. Negative sentences.

16. On auxiliaries.

17. On intensives.

18. Transitive verbs which have a passive voice.

II. Nicobarese dictionary: 1.

English-Nicobarese (with illustrative phrases). 2.

Nicrobarese-English (with derivatives and compound words). Appendices.

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Introduction. I.

Electricity Act and efficiency in generation, distribution: 1. Electricity Act and 'Enterprisation' of the State Electricity Boards/Joel Ruet.

2. Central Act and State Acts/G.

Subba Rao. 3.

Markets through the back door/Sudha Mahalingam. 4.

Benchmarking of electricity distribution companies in India/Prem K. Kalra, V.

P. Singh and Yogesh K.

Bichpuriya. II.

Technical choices and management: 5. Need for distribution system reforms and customer training/A.

K. Saxena and Prem K.

Kalra. 6.

Application of information technology to improve performance in power distribution/Sanjay Gupta. 7.

Broad technology choices and technology mix for the power sector/R.K.

Belapurkar. 8.

Voltage control through reactive power management--case studies/Mahendra Kumar. 9.

Transmission line congestion management using Bid-Areas Division Technique/D.P.

Kothari and Parul Goyal. 10.

Integrated resource planning in supply side management in power system/Prem K. Kalra, Yogesh K.

Bichpuriya and V.P.

Singh. III.

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The Expression of Human, Life in Art. 2.

The Interpretation of Human Life in Art. 3.

Primitive Source of Art. 4.

Defining Forces Behind Art: The Artist. 5.

The Development of the Artist as Revealed in art. 6.

Defining Forces Behind Art: The Epoch. 7.

Defining Forces Behind Art: The Race. 8.

The Unique Function of each fine Art. 9.

The Meaning and function of Sculpture. 10.

The Meaning and function of Painting. 11.

The Meaning and function of Music. 12.

Music and the Spirit. 13.

The Meaning and Function of Poetry: The Relation of poetry to Sculpture and Painting. 14.

The Meaning and Function of Poetry: The relation of poetry to Music. 15.

The Unity of The Arts. 16.

The Dangers of Art. 17.

Beauty and the life of appreciation. 18.

The study of Beauty in nature and art. 19.

Art of life’s Sake. Index.

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On the Hindus in general, as an introduction to our account of them. 2.

On the belief of the Hindus in God. 3.

On the Hindu belief as to created things, both "intelligibilia" and "sensibilia". 4.

From what cause action originates, and how the soul is connected with matter. 5.

On the state of the souls, and their migrations through the world in the metempsychosis. 6.

On the different worlds, and on the places of retribution in Paradise and hell. 7.

On the nature of liberation from the world, and on the path leading thereto. 8.

On the different classes of created beings, and on their names. 9.

On the castes, called, "colours" (varna), and on the classes below them. 10.

On the source of their religious and civil law, on prophets, and on the question whether single laws can be abrogated or not. 11.

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Ordinary Differential Equations. 2.

Series Method. 3.

Laplace Transform. 4.

The Theory of Matrices. 5.

Matrix Applications. 6.

Vector Analysis. 7.

Fourier Series. 8.

Partial Differential Equations. 9.

Numerical Methods. 10.

Complex Variables. For Further Study: Appendices.

Answers to Selected Problems. Index.

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