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As estruturas de dados constituem a base de toda a computaço. Elas definem a forma como as informaçes so organizadas, armazenadas e manipuladas dentro dos sistemas, influenciando diretamente o desempenho, a eficiencia e a escalabilidade das aplicaçes.Desde os primeiros algoritmos criados na historia da programaço ate os sistemas modernos que sustentam aplicaçes de Inteligencia Artificial, Big Data e computaço em nuvem, compreender estruturas de dados e essencial para transformar informaço em valor.Esta obra apresenta, de forma clara e progressiva, os principais conceitos e tecnicas relacionados ao tema variaveis, vetores, matrizes, listas, filas, pilhas, arvores, grafos e dicionarios sempre acompanhados de exemplos praticos e aplicaçes reais.Mais do que um manual tecnico, este livro prope uma jornada de aprendizado voltada a compreenso do raciocinio logico e computacional, mostrando como a escolha adequada de uma estrutura de dados pode simplificar soluçes complexas e otimizar recursos computacionais.Alem de introduzir fundamentos teoricos e boas praticas de implementaço, o autor destaca como as estruturas de dados se conectam ao desenvolvimento de algoritmos, a analise de desempenho e a formaço de uma base solida para a programaço moderna.Voltado a estudantes, professores e profissionais de TI, esta obra se consolida como uma referencia essencial para quem busca dominar a arte de estruturar informaçes com eficiencia, clareza e proposito.

Neste livro, Mariano Zalis atualiza o leitor com as mais recentes descobertas e análises acerca da epigenética, não apenas em nível celular e molecular, mas também em suas repercussões sobre o corpo,

Over the past two decades, Lisa Oppenheim has developed a critically acclaimed practice that is deeply rooted in the field of photography while also constantly exploring its margins. She often focuses on the unexplored potential of the mediums artistic, technological, and sociopolitical histories. Combining material experimentation with archival research, Oppenheim transforms or, in her words, "reprocesses"images and ideas both recent and historical by employing creative mechanisms ranging from a host of photographic processes to other media such as textiles, film and video, and, most recently, sculpture. Published in conjunction with her exhibition Monsieur Steichen at MUDAM Luxembourg, this richly illustrated catalogue surveys Oppenheims works from the past dozen years, and includes new texts by Darsie Alexander, Christophe Gallois, Jacob Proctor, and Bettina Steinbrugge, as well as a conversation between Lisa Oppenheim and artist Liz Deschenes.Lisa Oppenheim (*1975, New York) lives and works in New York City and holds degrees from Brown University, Bard College, and the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten. She is represented by Tanya Bonakdar Gallery in New York and Los Angeles and The Approach in London.

Over the past two decades, Lisa Oppenheim has developed a critically acclaimed practice that is deeply rooted in the field of photography while also constantly exploring its margins. She often focuses on the unexplored potential of the mediums artistic, technological, and sociopolitical histories. Combining material experimentation with archival research, Oppenheim transforms or, in her words, "reprocesses"images and ideas both recent and historical by employing creative mechanisms ranging from a host of photographic processes to other media such as textiles, film and video, and, most recently, sculpture. Published in conjunction with her exhibition Monsieur Steichen at MUDAM Luxembourg, this richly illustrated catalogue surveys Oppenheims works from the past dozen years, and includes new texts by Darsie Alexander, Christophe Gallois, Jacob Proctor, and Bettina Steinbrugge, as well as a conversation between Lisa Oppenheim and artist Liz Deschenes.Lisa Oppenheim (*1975, New York) lives and works in New York City and holds degrees from Brown University, Bard College, and the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten. She is represented by Tanya Bonakdar Gallery in New York and Los Angeles and The Approach in London.

Marilia Zylbersztajn reúne as receitas mais queridas de sua premiada confeitaria na Vila Madalena e conta, com graça e proximidade, as histórias por trás de cada doce. Um livro saboroso como uma boa conversa e impossivel de ler sem salivar.

The provenance of artworks is a burning issue in current scholarship and politics. Transpose provenance into architecture and it reveals new and surprising dimensions in the social, material and cultural lives of buildings and architectural artefacts, reframing questions of migration, movement and circulation. Provenance in architecture illuminates the intricate trajectories of fundamentally composite objects from their complex origins to their uncertain destinations. This dictionary examines architectural provenance across 101 key concepts from "Acquisition" to "Will". The entries provide new ways of writing architectural history, highlighting how architecture moves, is destroyed, survives and is transformed.Uwe Fleckner is a professor in art history at the University of Hamburg and conducts provenance research as a director of the Research Centre of "Degenerate Art."Mari Lending is a professor in architectural history and theory at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design and directs the international research project "Provenance Projected: Architecture Past and Future in the Era of Circularity."

The provenance of artworks is a burning issue in current scholarship and politics. Transpose provenance into architecture and it reveals new and surprising dimensions in the social, material and cultural lives of buildings and architectural artefacts, reframing questions of migration, movement and circulation. Provenance in architecture illuminates the intricate trajectories of fundamentally composite objects from their complex origins to their uncertain destinations. This dictionary examines architectural provenance across 101 key concepts from "Acquisition" to "Will". The entries provide new ways of writing architectural history, highlighting how architecture moves, is destroyed, survives and is transformed.Uwe Fleckner is a professor in art history at the University of Hamburg and conducts provenance research as a director of the Research Centre of "Degenerate Art."Mari Lending is a professor in architectural history and theory at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design and directs the international research project "Provenance Projected: Architecture Past and Future in the Era of Circularity."

Leonore Mau traveled for almost two decades with the writer Hubert Fichte to research Afrodiasporic religions. Her photographs remained largely unpublished. They present us with challenges: What does it mean to look at them todayafter debates about representation and the treatment of artistic ethnographic photographs? As a case study, A Year and A Day focuses on Maus pictures taken in Haiti in the 1970s during the Duvalier dictatorship. The title refers to the cosmology of Vodou, according to which souls live under water for a year and a day before rebirth. Artists and scientists delve deeper into the historical background and shed light on Haiti in the 1970s, the relationship between Germany and Haiti, the photography of rituals, and the ethics of taking picture and looking.Leonore Mau (19162013) began taking photographs in Hamburg in the 1950s. From the 1960s she lived and traveled with the writer Hubert Fichte (19351986).

Eu, Celso Benites, sou um escritor de crônicas da vida como ela é. Escrevo tudo o que acontece ao meu redor e também do mundo afora. Com certeza vocês leitores se identificarão com algumas das crônic

Investiga a mediação da informação jurídica no ambiente digital, com foco na rede social Jusbrasil e nos advogados que atuam em Direito de Família nos estados do Paraná e de São Paulo. Considerando q

A organização teórica do presente livro é preciosa. Reúne artigos de autores comprometidos com o caráter político e intelectual da docência e críticos em relação às expropriações da plataformização e

In 1588, Europe watched in suspense as two naval giants met in a confrontation that would redefine the balance of power. Stormfire Over the Channel provides a meticulous reference-style exploration of the battles of the Spanish Armadaan ambitious invasion force challenged by unpredictable weather, swift English maneuvering, and shifting political tides.Designed for teachers seeking clear, structured, and authoritative material, this book breaks down the campaign with precision. It traces Spains strategic motivations, Englands defensive preparations, and the tactical decisions that unfolded across the Channel. Each phase of the conflictformation approaches, fire-ship attacks, ship-to-ship engagements, and the harrowing northern retreatis presented with accessible clarity supported by historical records and modern scholarship.Readers gain insight into how technology, leadership, naval doctrine, and environmental forces shaped the outcome of one of historys defining maritime confrontations. More than a dramatic retelling, this reference-oriented work provides the contextual depth needed to teach, analyze, or compare early modern naval warfare. Step into the heart of a battle where wind, steel, and strategy collided on an epic scale.

Este livro tem como objetivo analisar a utilização do serviço de teleconsultoria em Saúde Bucal pelas equipes do Núcleo Telessaúde Bahia. Trata-se de uma pesquisa analítico-descritiva com abordagem q

In 1911, Roald Amundsen and his small, determined team embarked on one of the most daring endeavors in exploration history: a race across Antarctica to reach the South Pole before anyone else. Chasing the Frozen Horizon offers general readers an inspiring, accessible look into the courage, discipline, and vision that propelled the expedition across a continent of ice, crevasses, and unrelenting cold.This narrative traces how Amundsens meticulous planning, mastery of polar travel, and unwavering belief in his teams abilities shaped every decisionfrom dog-sled strategies to weather timing to their efficient march across the high polar plateau. Readers will experience the daily triumphs and terrors that accompanied them as they endured blizzards, navigated hidden dangers, and pushed through the psychological weight of absolute isolation.Beyond recounting the journeys milestones, the book reveals the deeper themes that define the expedition: leadership under extreme pressure, the power of preparation, and the human resilience that transforms impossible goals into world-changing achievements. An uplifting exploration for readers seeking inspiration through true stories of grit and triumph, this account celebrates the spirit that carried Amundsen to the bottom of the world.

On an October night in 1871, a spark in a crowded neighborhood ignited one of the most destructive urban disasters in American history. Through the Flames of a Broken City brings readers directly into the human experience of the Great Chicago Firethrough the eyes of those who ran, fought, hid, rescued, and endured.Designed with teachers in mind, this informative narrative provides a clear, structured account of how ordinary residents confronted extraordinary danger. Drawing on survivor testimonies, newspaper reports, and later historical analysis, the book reconstructs the moments when families were separated, entire districts vanished in minutes, and individuals made life-or-death decisions that shaped their fate.Beyond recounting devastation, the book highlights patterns of resilience, community cooperation, and emergency improvisation that educators can use to illuminate themes such as urban growth, social inequality, technological limits, and the evolution of modern fire safety. Accessible yet deeply grounded, it offers a powerful window into the human side of a catastrophe that reshaped a major American city. Step into the smoke-filled streets and witness how courage and resourcefulness helped thousands survive a night the world would never forget.

Before the railroad, before the barbed-wire fence, and before the frontier fully closed, there existed a brief but transformative period dominated by a profession both revered and reviled: the buffalo hunter. Thunder on the Open Plains provides experts and professionals with a deeply technical, methodical exploration of the hunters who altered the ecology, economy, and culture of the American West.This book examines the precision rifles, shooting techniques, hides-processing systems, transportation logistics, and commercial networks that powered the buffalo trade at its peak. Drawing from journals, military accounts, trade documents, and modern wildlife studies, it reconstructs how hunters operated across vast prairiesselecting vantage points, calculating wind and distance, and using specialized equipment designed for extremely long-range shooting.Beyond the mechanics, the narrative analyzes the environmental consequences, Indigenous resistance, market fluctuations, and government policies that accelerated the collapse of the great bison herds. Each chapter offers clear, technical insights into how an industry rising rapidly on profit and exploitation collapsed just as quickly under its own pressure.Designed for readers seeking depth and accuracy, this study illuminates a frontier era defined by skill, ambition, and irreversible transformation.

Com uma abordagem prática e aprofundada, Teorias e Práticas em Gestão foi criado para proporcionar aos leitores uma compreensão sólida das principais teorias e técnicas de gestão. Da administração cl

In the mid-19th century, two British shipsthe Erebus and the Terrorsailed boldly into the Arctic in a final attempt to conquer the elusive Northwest Passage. They never returned. Vanished in the Polar Silence offers a compelling and informative exploration of the Franklin Expedition, a mission that became one of the greatest maritime mysteries in history.This immersive narrative guides readers through the expeditions planning, its early successes, and the devastating chain of events that followed as the crew became trapped in unforgiving ice. Drawing from modern archaeological discoveries, recovered artifacts, Inuit oral histories, and scientific analyses, the book pieces together what likely happened to the 129 men who disappeared into the frozen wilderness.Created for students seeking clarity, structure, and a solid foundation of factual understanding, this work breaks down the complex story into accessible themesleadership decisions, environmental challenges, survival attempts, and long-delayed discoveries that have only recently come to light. Step into a world of frost, darkness, and determination as you follow a tragedy that continues to fascinate historians, explorers, and scientists alike.

In the mid-1800s, thousands of dreamers left behind everything they knew to chase whispers of fortune in the rugged lands of the American West. Chasing Rivers of Gold brings teachers and their students into the heart of the Gold Rush era, highlighting not only the hardship and grit of the pioneers, but also the extraordinary spirit that reshaped a nation.This uplifting narrative blends historical accuracy with powerful human storiesminers braving dangerous mountain passes, families building new lives in canvas towns, merchants turning risk into opportunity, and diverse cultures meeting on the frontier for the first time. Through diaries, letters, and vivid eyewitness accounts, readers discover how determination, cooperation, and belief in possibility fueled one of the most transformative migrations in American history.Designed for educators seeking material that inspires discussion and ignites curiosity, the book emphasizes themes of resilience, ambition, resourcefulness, and the social consequences of rapid expansion. From environmental impacts to the rise of boomtowns and the forging of new communities, each chapter reveals how ordinary people, driven by extraordinary hope, helped shape the landscape of the West.

At the dawn of the 19th century, two menMeriwether Lewis and William Clarkwere tasked with uncovering the mysteries of a vast and unfamiliar continent. Across the Uncharted Continent offers an educational, expert-level exploration of the famed expedition that reshaped Americas understanding of its newly acquired lands.Designed for professionals, scholars, and serious enthusiasts, this narrative digs deeply into the scientific, military, and diplomatic dimensions of the Corps of Discovery. Readers will uncover how the expedition meticulously recorded flora and fauna previously unknown to Western science, built alliances with Indigenous nations, mapped river systems, assessed trade routes, and evaluated the geopolitical forces influencing the region.Rather than simply retelling adventure episodes, the book highlights the structure, methodology, and analytical approaches behind one of historys most significant exploratory missions. Through journals, cartographic evidence, and modern research, it illuminates how logistical planning, cross-cultural negotiation, environmental observation, and disciplined record-keeping transformed a risky journey into an achievement that informed national policy for decades.Clear, authoritative, and rich with insight, this account captures the expedition not only as a trek across wildernessbut as a blueprint for scientific exploration in an era of expanding horizons.