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  3. Robert F. Mager. Preparing Instructional Objectives: A Critical Tool in the Development of Effective Instruction. – Ì.: , 0. – 0 ñ.
  4. W. K. Brauers, Willem K. Brauers. Optimization Methods for a Stakeholder Society: A Revolution in Economic Thinking by Multi-Objective Optimization (Nonconvex Optimization and Its Applications, 73). – Ì.: , 0. – 0 ñ.
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  6. Ralph L. Keeney, Howard Raiffa. Decisions With Multiple Objectives: Preferences and Value Tradeoffs. – Ì.: , 0. – 0 ñ.
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  8. Cathleen Benko, F. Warren McFarlan. Connecting the Dots: Aligning Projects with Objectives in Unpredictable Times. – Ì.: , 0. – 0 ñ.
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  10. Amy Edmonds Alvarado, Patricia Herr, Amy Alvarado. Inquiry-Based Learning Using Everyday Objects: Hands-On Instructional Strategies That Promote Active Learning in Grades 3-8. – Ì.: , 0. – 0 ñ.
  11. Berthold Daum. Modeling Business Objects with XML Schema. – Ì.: , 0. – 0 ñ.
  12. N. Noffke. Geobiology: Objectives, Concepts, Perspectives, First Edition. – Ì.: , 2005. – 0 ñ.
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  14. James R. Hackney Jr., James R. Hackney Jr. Under Cover of Science: American Legal-Economic Theory and the Quest for Objectivity. – Ì.: , 2007. – 238 ñ.
  15. James Colborn. Search Marketing Strategies: A Marketer's Guide to Objective Driven Success from Search Engines. – Ì.: , 2005. – 208 ñ.
  16. John W. Satzinger, Robert B. Jackson, Stephen D. Burd. Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with the Unified Process. – Ì.: , 2004. – 656 ñ.
  17. Harro von Senger. The 36 Stratagems for Business : Achieve Your Objectives Through Hidden and Unconventional Strategies and Tactics. – Ì.: , 2005. – 256 ñ.
  18. Stephen J. A. Ward. The Invention of Journalism Ethics: The Path to Objectivity And Beyond (McGill-Queen's Studies in the History of Ideas). – Ì.: , 2006. – 360 ñ.
  19. David LaBonte. Shiny Objects Marketing: Using Simple Human Instincts to Make Your Brand Irresistible. – Ì.: John Wiley and Sons, Ltd, 2008. – 224 ñ.
  20. Gregory Monahan. Enterprise Risk Management: A Methodology for Achieving Strategic Objectives (Wiley and SAS Business Series). – Ì.: , 2008. – 208 ñ.
  21. Dennis P. Miller. Building a Project Work Breakdown Structure: Visualizing Objectives, Deliverables, Activities, and Schedules (ESI International Project Management Series). – Ì.: , 2008. – 264 ñ.
  22. Scott Friedman, Christy Crouch, Donna Fleetwood. Now What Do I Say?: Never Be At a Loss For Words Again: Real Estate Objection Handlers for Virtually Every Situation. – Ì.: , 2008. – 132 ñ.
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  27. Felicity O'Dell, Annie Broadhead. Objective CAE Student's Book. – Ì.: Cambridge University Press, 2002. – 208 ñ.
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  35. Michael Black, Wendy Sharp. Objective IELTS Intermediate Workbook. – Ì.: Cambridge University Press, 2008. – 64 ñ.
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  37. Advances in Multi-Objective Nature Inspired Computing (Studies in Computational Intelligence). – Ì.: , 2010. – 200 ñ.
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  41. Author Unknown. Object Oriented Languages. – Ì.: , 2010. – 512 ñ.
  42. N. Noffke. Geobiology: Objectives, Concepts, Perspectives. – Ì.: , 2010. – 204 ñ.
  43. Didier H. Besset. Object-Oriented Implementation of Numerical Methods. – Ì.: , 2010. – 766 ñ.
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  50. Jonas Gomes. Warping and Morphing of Graphical Objects. – Ì.: , 2010. – 0 ñ.
  51. V. Cappellini. Time-Varying Image Processing and Moving Object Recognition, 3. – Ì.: , 2010. – 0 ñ.
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  54. Viktor V. Ivanov. Mathematical Models of the Cell and Cell Associated Objects,206. – Ì.: , 2010. – 354 ñ.
  55. John Mills. Organic Chemistry of Museum Objects. – Ì.: , 2010. – 206 ñ.
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  57. JF MCCARTHY. Mccarthy: Making Trial Objections 1992 Cumulative Supplement (pr Only). – Ì.: , 1992. – 168 ñ.
  58. Robert Dale. Generating Referring Expressions – Constructing Descriptions in a Domain of Objects & Processes. – Ì.: , 1992. – 290 ñ.
  59. Paul M. Postal. Edge–Based Clausal Syntax – A Study of (Mostly) English Object Structureq. – Ì.: , 2011. – 0 ñ.
  60. Gul Agha. Reserach Directions in Concurrent Object–Oriented Programming. – Ì.: , 2003. – 544 ñ.
  61. Bill Brown. A Sense of Things – The Object Matter of American Literature. – Ì.: , 2004. – 260 ñ.
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  63. Garrett Stewart. Bookwork – Medium to Object to Concept to Art. – Ì.: , 2011. – 304 ñ.
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