"Mechanisms & Mechanical Devices Sourcebook" Thread poster: Nobuo Kameyama
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Hello, I am Nobuo Kameyama, one of the Japanese freelance translators specializing in Mechanics / Mech Engineering, and it is for the first time that I post a message on one of the ProZ's communities. I happened to know a reference book; "Mechanisms & Mechanical Devices Sourcebook" by Neil Sclater and Nicholas P. Chironis (Mcgraw-Hill). Do anyone have the book and if you have one, do you think the book is a good buy? Thanks in advance. | | | A.G. Local time: 16:54 English to Polish + ...
Well... A highly specialised request. Sorry, I can't help you deciding whether the cited textbook is a good buy. But THE ONLY sourcebook on mechanisms is a 1000+ page encyclopedia by prof. S.N. Kozhevnikov: "Elements of Mechanisms" Decidedly worth recommending for anyone interested in mechanisms, even if available (original) in old bookstores only. Greetings A.G. This might be its Spanish translation: ELEMENTOS DE MÁQUINAS (EA) KOZHEVNIKOV, ... See more Well... A highly specialised request. Sorry, I can't help you deciding whether the cited textbook is a good buy. But THE ONLY sourcebook on mechanisms is a 1000+ page encyclopedia by prof. S.N. Kozhevnikov: "Elements of Mechanisms" Decidedly worth recommending for anyone interested in mechanisms, even if available (original) in old bookstores only. Greetings A.G. This might be its Spanish translation: ELEMENTOS DE MÁQUINAS (EA) KOZHEVNIKOV, S. N.: Mecanismos. Editorial Gustavo Gili. 248. Elementos de Máquinas (EA) (104159). C. URSO. 2003/2004 ... www.uned.es/ets-inge/pdfs/104159.pdf - ▲ Collapse | | | Nobuo Kameyama Japan Local time: 23:54 English to Japanese TOPIC STARTER Kozhevnikov-san, Gracias! | Mar 13, 2007 |
Kozhevnikov-san (dear kozhevnikov), thank you for your comment. > THE ONLY sourcebook on mechanisms is a 1000+ page > encyclopedia by prof. S.N. Kozhevnikov: "Elements of > Mechanisms" My mind flashed back to the first time I had scanned "Elements of Mechanisms" through at Kinokuniya, one of the leading Japanese chain bookstores in Shijuku, Tokyo many years ago, although I did not buy "Elements of Mechanisms" but I bought "Electronic Principle" by Malvino (M... See more Kozhevnikov-san (dear kozhevnikov), thank you for your comment. > THE ONLY sourcebook on mechanisms is a 1000+ page > encyclopedia by prof. S.N. Kozhevnikov: "Elements of > Mechanisms" My mind flashed back to the first time I had scanned "Elements of Mechanisms" through at Kinokuniya, one of the leading Japanese chain bookstores in Shijuku, Tokyo many years ago, although I did not buy "Elements of Mechanisms" but I bought "Electronic Principle" by Malvino (Mcgraw-Hill) instead because I started to work for one of the leading electronic components manufacturers in Japan at that time, however, I only read one tenth of the book I also bought "Economics" by Paul A. Samuelson (Mcgraw-Hill) but again I only read one twentieth of the book......;) Now another 1000+ page encyclopedia... Well, I will probably buy "Elements of Mechanisms" if I could read through the ONLY 500 page book. http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0071361693/ref=sib_dp_pt/102-1195803-8643319#reader-link Regards Nobuo Kameyama ▲ Collapse | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » "Mechanisms & Mechanical Devices Sourcebook" Trados Business Manager Lite | Create customer quotes and invoices from within Trados Studio
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