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Category:Advanced reading level

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Books have a preferred writing style that make comprehension easy for readers who have mastered a certain level of fluency in reading a language. Books in this category depend on more background knowledge and understanding of more specialized vocabulary than is common for intermediate readers. Some subject-specific jargon is likely to be used without explanation, but a heavy reliance on subject-specific jargon should be avoided to increase readability and comprehension. Use {{reading level|advanced}} to add a book to this category.

Pages in category "Advanced reading level"

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  1. ORCID Advocacy Toolkit
  2. Till Eulenspiegel's funny Series
  3. Computation of an acoustic Transmissionline
  4. The cave painting in Magura Cave
  5. Pythagoras in the Forge
  6. Learning anatomy/Table version
  7. Learning anatomy
  8. Traditional Abacus and Bead Arithmetic
  9. Knot Theory
  10. The Linux Kernel/About
  1. Artificial Neural Networks
  2. Systems Theory
  3. Memory Management
  4. US Criminal Law
  5. Job Search Automation for College Students
  6. Data Coding Theory
  7. Learning anatomy
  8. GRE
  9. Introduction to Information Literacy in the K12 Classroom
  10. Analog and Digital Conversion

The following 67 pages are in this category, out of 67 total.