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Dear fellow researchers, please be vigilant! The website https://www.kexuetongbao-csb.com/ claims to accept submissions for Kexue Tongbao / Chinese Science Bulletin, but this is not an official address.
Key signs of fraud:
  • The contact email journalpublication435@gmail.com appears in various scam schemes (a quick search will reveal multiple fraudulent connections).
  • When asked for payment details, they provide bank account information in Dubai, even though the journal is based in China.
I urge all colleagues to thoroughly verify publishers before submitting manuscripts or making payments. Stay alert and protect your research from scammers!
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We cannot warn enough for this kind of fraud. The good thing is that the fake website of Kexue Tongbao/Chinese Science Bulletin (ISSN:0023-074X) is mentioned in the best source for identified hijacked journal versions of original journal titles “the Retraction watch Hijacked Journal Checker” https://retractionwatch.com/the-retraction-watch-hijacked-journal-checker/
Your observation that journalpublication435@gmail.com is used for numerous other hijacked versions of journal titles is also discussed here on RGhttps://www.researchgate.net/post/Is_Tobacco_Science_and_Technology_a_hijacked_journal
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As Chinese, I have tried Deepseek with academic and non-academic questions. I think, Deepseek is sofar nice. Especially because it is free of charge, but the data is updated till July, 2024. Anyone can give detailed comparision?
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Muhammad Ehsan Thanks a lot for your detailed info. Yes, the data source of Deepseek is not up-to-date. Currently I use Kimi+ und Deepseek for texting generation and use AI video-maker to generate small clips of knowledge sharing. Hoping it can bring more for us.
Minhua
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I think the field of artificial intelligence is also turning into a kind of strategic warfare. As you know, a Chinese company launched one of its AI language models (DeepSeek) today. And this model attracted a lot of attention. China launched DeepSeek against the US's OpenAI. This has created a serious competition. “DeepSeek-R1, the latest in a series of models developed with few chips and low cost, challenges the dominance of giant players like OpenAI, Google and Meta. ”I think that in the future, companies and countries may engage in more global competition in the field of artificial intelligence.
From now on, technological competition will be as important as global, economic, political, and military competition between countries and nations, and it seems that artificial intelligence competition will take the lead.
What do you think about this issue?
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How China built a breakthrough AI
"Chinese technology start-up DeepSeek has taken the tech world by storm with the release of two large language models (LLMs) — R1 and the image generator Janus-Pro-7B — that rival industry-leading models built in the United States. But the emergence of a frontrunner out of China is no surprise to observers within the country, who cite strong government support, huge venture-capital investment and a significant population of researchers in the field. Perhaps most remarkable, say scientists, is that the work was done amid US export controls that have blocked China’s access to advanced AI computing chips since 2022 — a restriction that seems to have prompted impressive efficiency-boosting innovations."
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Dear Researchgate editor,
 
I have 5 published articles written in Chinese. It has been published on the Chinese database named China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI). May I ask if it is possible to add my Chinese articles in your ResearchGate?
Thank you very much for your reply.
Yuning Chen
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Thank you very much for Professor Frank Veroustraete
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1. Is there any significant correlation between Chinese university students’ Corona Virus Anxiety and generalized anxiety disorder?
2. Is there any significant correlation between Chinese university students’ Corona Virus Anxiety and depression, anxiety, and stress?
3. Is there any significant correlation between Chinese university students’ Corona Virus and Grade Point Average (GPA)?
4. What are the negative educational and psychological consequences from the Chinese students’ perspectives?
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Frontiers in Psychology reports in 2020 examined the impact of COVID-19 on anxiety in Chinese university students. The study found that the mean anxiety score was significantly higher than the national norm, and there were notable differences in anxiety levels between male and female students2.
These studies suggest that COVID-19 anxiety can have a substantial impact on the mental health and academic performance of Chinese university students, potentially contributing to generalized anxiety disorder.
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently co-supervising a project that aims to recruit a sample of participants living in China. I was wondering if anyone knows of a platform that can be used (similar to Prolific) where funds can be transferred to the platform to pay participants?
Steff
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Hi Stephanie,
Here’s an update as of 2024. As far as I know, there aren’t any platforms in China that are fully comparable to Amazon MTurk or Prolific. The closest alternatives are “questionnaire” platforms, where you can design and distribute surveys. However, these platforms don’t handle payment transfers—you’ll need to distribute funds to participants manually.
I’m currently running an online experiment and recruiting participants in China, and I’ve come to realise just how challenging this process can be.
Best,
Qing
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I have preliminary results from a specific subclinical group indicating that predictive coding, general prediction, and implicit learning are disrupted due to the absence of neuronal activity suppression. These are rather theoretical suggestions regarding the results of a study that did not directly address implicit learning, but now I would like to conduct some studies, as it were, "dissecting" some neurophysiological phenomena related to predictive coding in this group. I'll be grateful.
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Dear Eduardo,
thank you for your suggestion, I'll read the article you indicated.
Best regards,
Pawel
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In the EU and the USA, politicians are currently preaching excessive warmongering and hatred of Russians and Chinese. Where does this unnecessary and irrational desire to kill and destroy come from? Is this some kind of psycho-pathological misanthropy?
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"Thank you. You have shown me once again that it is pointless to argue with warmongers and ideologues"
You're welcome. Generally your idea of idea of parroting Russian propaganda was not specially good, while your willingness to treat Eastern Europeans as such expendable subjects that could be subjugated if it's politically convenient was bringing disgusting vibes from your country from '30s.
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How was the Chinese character portrayed in the western novel ?
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which specific novel?
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I started studying and studying the distribution of twin primes and prime numbers in March last year, and I wrote this very clumsy paper. In fact, the format of my paper is very non-standard. Of course, I'll change this later, it's just a draft version now, but it's not now because I'm under a lot of academic pressure right now. I'd love to hear any of your suggestions. I can see my paper on my homepage by clicking on it, thank you very much! If you have any suggestions, you can contact my email:brad950863@my.yosemite.edu
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Louis John Scheinman He's actually a Chinese student.
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It's their QI, one need not describe it, because that QI exude's through whole space and it's inexaustable.
They both Classical Chinese Scholars and Qigong Masters.
Meet my Classical Chinese Tutor... No I need not drop names.
Funny, among Chinese, I instantly transform in those Chinese folk art's depiction of a good peasant (one who eats wheat, as my mum would say).
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They kills students live shot with chinese rifles , block facebook, arrest them.
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The Egyptian Revolution of 2011 was a massive transformative event in the country’s history. Corruption, economic issues, and a lack of political freedoms were the causes. Millions of Egyptians took to the streets to demand the resignation of then-President Hosni Mubarak. The revolution resulted in many sacrifices, with many lives lost and injuries sustained, and the president finally stepped down. Pressure would make any government back down, however, many of us cannot contribute to conflicts and collateral damage. Take this route: international pressure.
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Liu Zhaosheng. 2003. Triassic and Jurassic sporopollen assemblage from the Kuqa Depression,Tarim Basin of Xinjiang,NW China. Palaeontologia Sinica, New Series A,no. 14(Whole no. 190). Beijing:Science Press. 1‒244(in Chinese with English abstract)[刘兆生. 2003. 塔里木盆地库车凹陷三叠 纪和侏罗纪孢粉组合. 中国古生物志,总号第 190 册,新甲种第 14 号. 北京:科学出版社. 1‒244]
Zhang Shiben,Huang Zhibin,Zhu Huaicheng et al.. 2004. Phanerozoic subsurface stratigraphy of the Tarim Basin. Beijing:Petroleum Industry Press. xviii + 300 pp (in Chinese)[张师本,黄智斌,朱怀诚等. 2004. 塔里木盆地覆盖区显生宙地层. 北京:石油工业出版社. 1‒300]
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I've just received the papers!
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1a)"The epicanthic fold produces the eye shape characteristic of persons from central and eastern Asia; it is also seen in some Native American peoples and occasionally in Europeans (e.g., Scandinavians and Poles)"(Britannica 2023).
Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "epicanthic fold". Encyclopedia Britannica, 5 May. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/science/epicanthic-fold. Accessed 27 May 2024.
4) "A small minority of people in northern Sweden and Finland, known as Sami, have some connections with Siberian people.
I don’t think they look Chinese at all. Chinese people have their own unique phenotypes. If you are talking about their eyes, there is a connection with Siberian people, who have eyes that people usually will associate with looking East Asian. Most Scandinavians have eyes that are similar to the rest of Europe.
Convergent evolution is another factor, especially for people living in colder climates. It’s common" (Sam Jones). https://www.quora.com/Why-many-people-in-Scandinavia-look-Asian-Chinese
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Well according to the writer the scandivians looking like the europians could be a privilage for them
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Are the licensing rounds that China recently obtained from Iraq considered a victory for the Chinese pole over the American pole?
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*Extraction of crude oil and its derivatives
*Pollution during extraction:* Drilling, refining, and extraction operations result in emissions of greenhouse gases, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter. In addition, offshore drilling can cause water pollution and harm marine life.
* * * Pollution during use:* When burning fossil fuels, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and other pollutants are produced that contribute to air pollution and climate change.
*Pollution during disposal:* Crude oil and its derivatives can leak into the environment during transportation and storage, causing soil and water contamination. In addition, methane and carbon dioxide can be emitted from landfills containing petroleum products.
*Lithium extraction and disposal
*Pollution during extraction:* Extracting lithium from salt mines or brines can cause water consumption and air pollution due to dust. In addition, lithium can leach into groundwater, harming plants and animals.
* * * Pollution during use:* The use of lithium batteries does not produce any direct emissions. However, the production of lithium batteries requires large amounts of energy, which can generate emissions if obtained from fossil fuel sources.
*Disposal:* Lithium batteries can be recycled, but the process is complicated and can be expensive. If the batteries are disposed of in landfills, the lithium may leach into the environment and cause soil and water pollution.
*Conclusion*
The extraction of crude oil and its derivatives pollutes the environment at all stages of its life cycle, from extraction to use and disposal. Although the extraction of
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Background:
A Chinese company (DT) is seeking market development opportunities in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. Before conducting business, it requires communication infrastructure services that can be used locally.
Communication infrastructure services may include: International Internet bandwidth, data center services, Virtual Private Networks, satellite communication services.
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Suppose the Chinese company (DT) has already used network infrastructure services provided by China Telecom Global (DX) in region A, but chooses not to use the same services provided by China Telecom Global in another adjacent region B. What reasons do you think could lead the Chinese company (DT) to not use the services of the "former partner" in region B?
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Power game and geostrategy
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I want to know the mail for this articles: The willingness, knowledge and self efficacy of CPR in Chinese students.
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Thank you so much
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For those of you who do not know the term, Gong'an literature is Chinese proto-crime fiction, often featuring the characters Judge Dee or Judge Bao. The Chinese stories are all public domain, of course. They are very old. But the translations are not. My question is this: does anyone know of a PD translation of a Judge Dee or Judge Bao story?
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I was unable to find a translation that was labelled PD, so I used AI tools to try and create my own. I was unable to extract good sentences from the Chinese originals, and I had no way of checking the accuracy of the translation. So, I dumped that, and used the main points of the narrative, polished it a little, added some descriptions (old prose is often short of adjectives and moods). I then created an audio intro, made some graphics and recorded it with myself as narrator. It does actually have a little Hong Kong movie feel to it :) The poetry had to be modified as well. This is my "interpretation" a well known story adapted from vernacular legends by Feng Menglong in 16th century, or something. Reconstructing the story from the gibberish produced by the translators was very difficult. It is a PD character, and it was fun.
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We are working on translating the Short Phronesis Measure (SPM) into Chinese; this exciting new measure was initially developed and validated by the Jubilee Centre at the University of Birmingham.
I have finished translating the 106 items into simplified Chinese, and now looking for a colleague who is a native English speaker and fluent in Chinese to do the back-translation.
If you are interested, please let me know. Looking forward to opportunities to collaborate with you!
Many thanks & best wishes,
Yan
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Thank you for your interest! We have already found the candidate :-)
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Starting from Zhuangzi´s text:
魚罾之乎者也,莫之以其魚;
Yú zēng zhī hū zhě yě, mò zhī yǐ qí yú;
麗兔之乎者也,莫之以其兔;
Lì tù zhī hū zhě yě, mò zhī yǐ qí tù;
白燕之乎者也,莫之以其燕。
Bái yàn zhī hū zhě yě, mò zhī yǐ qí yàn.
言之隨也,莫之以其義;
Yán zhī suí yě, mò zhī yǐ qí yì;
故曰,失之者,可勿捨乎?
Gù yuē, shī zhī zhě, kě wù shě hū?
Which roughly translates to:
"When it comes to those skilled in fishing traps, no fish can escape them. When it comes to those who pursue beautiful hares, no hare can elude them. When it comes to those who seek white swallows, no swallow can avoid them. In speech, it is the same: no meaning can elude those who follow words. Therefore, one may ask, those who lose something, can they not let it go?"
  • Could this passage from Zhuangzi refer to how we SENSE the meanings on the tip of our tongue and yet can´t recall the actual word?
  • Could this passage be read via Derrida´s DECONSTRUCTION?
  • Could this passage be read via Heidegger´s ONTOLOGY of TECHNOLOGY?
  • Could this passage be read via Foucault´s TECHNOLOGY of the SELF?
  • But wait, what if the translation is wrong/ lacks nuances?
Wait, here´s Google Translation:
"If you are looking for a fish, don't use it as a fish; if you are looking for a beautiful rabbit, don't use it as a hare; if you are looking for a white swallow, don't use it as a swallow. If you say it, don't use it for its meaning. Therefore, it is said that if you lose it, you can. Don’t you want to give up?"
And then here´s another Interpretation:
"When it comes to skilled fishers using nets, there is no fish that they cannot catch. When it comes to those pursuing beautiful hares, there is no hare that can escape them. When it comes to those seeking white swallows, there is no swallow that can avoid them. In terms of verbal expression, it is the same: those who follow words can capture their essence. Therefore, one may inquire, can those who have lost something not let it go?"
Challenges in Interpreting Classical Chinese
The challenge of interpreting Zhuang is multi-fold. I´ll go by how I was taught to read Classical Chinese, that is character by character. However, it's crucial to approach interpretations of classical philosophical texts with care, as these texts often allow for multiple readings and perspectives. Different scholars may offer varying interpretations of the same passages, and the understanding of classical Chinese philosophy can be complex and nuanced.
魚罾之乎者也,莫之以其魚;Yú zēng zhī hū zhě yě, mò zhī yǐ qí yú; Fish trap's one, also, not it with its fish.
麗兔之乎者也,莫之以其兔;Lì tù zhī hū zhě yě, mò zhī yǐ qí tù; Beautiful hare's one, also, not it with its hare.
白燕之乎者也,莫之以其燕。Bái yàn zhī hū zhě yě, mò zhī yǐ qí yàn. White swallow's one, also, not it with its swallow.
言之隨也,莫之以其義;Yán zhī suí yě, mò zhī yǐ qí yì; Words' following, also, not it with its meaning.
故曰,失之者,可勿捨乎?Gù yuē, shī zhī zhě, kě wù shě hū? Therefore, it is said: One who loses it, can one not abandon it?
魚 (yú) - fish
罾 (zēng) - trap
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
乎 (hū) - interrogative particle, used in classical Chinese
者 (zhě) - one who
也 (yě) - also, too
莫 (mò) - not, none
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
以 (yǐ) - with, by
其 (qí) - his, her, its
魚 (yú) - fish
麗 (lì) - beautiful
兔 (tù) - hare, rabbit
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
乎 (hū) - interrogative particle, used in classical Chinese
者 (zhě) - one who
也 (yě) - also, too
莫 (mò) - not, none
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
以 (yǐ) - with, by
其 (qí) - his, her, its
兔 (tù) - hare, rabbit
白 (bái) - white
燕 (yàn) - swallow (bird)
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
乎 (hū) - interrogative particle, used in classical Chinese
者 (zhě) - one who
也 (yě) - also, too
莫 (mò) - not, none
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
以 (yǐ) - with, by
其 (qí) - his, her, its
燕 (yàn) - swallow (bird)
言 (yán) - words, speech
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
隨 (suí) - follow
也 (yě) - also, too
莫 (mò) - not, none
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
以 (yǐ) - with, by
其 (qí) - his, her, its
義 (yì) - meaning, righteousness
故 (gù) - therefore
曰 (yuē) - say
失 (shī) - lose
之 (zhī) - possessive particle, of, it
者 (zhě) - one who
可 (kě) - can, able to
勿 (wù) - do not
捨 (shě) - abandon
乎 (hū) - interrogative particle, used in classical Chinese
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Ronán Michael Conroy now we´re having a very Zhuangzi´s conversation. Much like the slogan from a classic Aussie ad: The Drink you have When you're NOT HAVING A DRINK.
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I've been trying to calculate the impact of heavy metals on the sea water around my study site in Bangladesh and have been asked by the reviewer as to why I employed Chinese standards to calculate Heavy metal Pollution Index (HPI). I want to recalculate it using USEPA or other established standards, but I can not find Si and Ii values. Looking for these values for Pb, As, Cr, Cd, Cu, Zn, Ni, and Mn.
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Si and Ii are the standard permissible and the highest desirable values for each parameter, respectively. These values are used to calculate the Heavy Metal Pollution Index (HPI) as follows:
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Hpi= ∑ Mi-Ii x 100
I=1 S-Ii
where Mi is the measured concentration of the $i$th parameter.
Si and Ii values for some of the heavy metals you are interested in, based on the World Health Organization (WHO) standards are:
| Heavy Metal | Si (µg/L) | Ii (µg/L) |
| ----------- | --------- | --------- |
| Pb | 10 | 0 |
| As | 10 | 0 |
| Cr | 50 | 0 |
| Cd | 3 | 0 |
| Cu | 2000 | 1000 |
| Zn | 3000 | 2000 |
| Ni | 70 | 20 |
| Mn | 400 | 50 |
For the USEPA standards, refer to the National Recommended Water Quality Criteria table(2), which lists the freshwater and saltwater criteria for various pollutants, including heavy metals. The criteria are expressed as the concentration of dissolved metal in water. However, these criteria are not directly comparable to the Si and Ii values, as they are derived from different methods and data. You may need to convert the criteria to the total metal concentration using the conversion factors provided in Appendix A(2). Alternatively, you can use the MetALiCC-MAP tool(3) to calculate the aquatic life criteria for metals based on your site-specific water chemistry data.
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1. Water Quality Assessment and Environmental Impact of Heavy Metals in ...
2. National Recommended Water Quality Criteria - US EPA
3. Aquatic Life Criteria and Methods for Toxics | US EPA
4. Metals | US EPA
5. Heavy Metal Definition and List - ThoughtCo
6. PARTITION COEFFICIENTS FOR METALS IN SURFACE WATER, SOIL, AND WASTE
7. Groundwater quality, heavy metal pollution, and health risk ... - Springer
8. A Reassessment of Regulatory Reference Values and Background ... - IAFNS
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Atypical Chinese nominal uses(nouns are typically used as subject and object) such as nominal predicate sentences are commonly used in daily life.Can anyone suggest some other usages and theire analytical framework?
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Atena Attaran thanks for your kindness.
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how is it the Chinese are using the terra Nellus in its action of building the artificial island in South China Sea. is it abide with the unclos?
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The term "terra nullius" refers to land that is considered nobody's territory or unclaimed territory. The idea of terra nullius has been historically used in various contexts, including colonialism, but its application to territorial claims in the South China Sea, particularly the Spratly Islands, is not entirely accurate.
China's claims in the South China Sea, including the Spratly Islands, are primarily based on historical assertions and what it perceives as ancient rights. China claims that it has historical evidence of sovereignty over the islands dating back centuries. The concept of terra nullius is not explicitly invoked by China in its claims in the South China Sea.
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) is the international legal framework that governs maritime boundaries and rights. The UNCLOS establishes rules for the delimitation of maritime boundaries, exclusive economic zones, and the rights and responsibilities of states in maritime areas. The South China Sea has been a source of territorial disputes among several countries, including China, Vietnam, the Philippines, and others.
China's claims and actions in the South China Sea have been a subject of concern and contention among neighboring countries and the international community. While UNCLOS provides a framework for resolving maritime disputes, not all countries involved in the South China Sea disputes have agreed to submit their claims to international arbitration. China, for example, has not accepted the 2016 ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, which rejected China's historical claims in the South China Sea and upheld the Philippines' rights under UNCLOS.
In summary, China's claims in the South China Sea are based on historical arguments rather than the concept of terra nullius, and the application of these claims to UNCLOS is a complex and disputed issue. The situation is influenced by geopolitical factors, historical claims, and the interpretation of international law.
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Chinese tofu is the cheapest and most nutritious product, why not establish some social enterprises to sell tofu to impoverished countries in order to increase the physical fitness of poor children?! This action not only helps the impoverished population(the biggest social problem in poor countries), but also achieves cultural export and internationalization of tofu products(Commercialization and financial self-sufficiency)!
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That is a great idea! Tofu is a very affordable and nutritious food that can be a great source of protein for children in impoverished countries. Social enterprises are a great way to address social and environmental problems while also being profitable. They can use their profits to reinvest in their mission and expand their reach.
There are a few challenges that would need to be addressed in order to establish social enterprises to sell tofu to impoverished countries. One challenge is the cost of transportation. Tofu is a delicate food that needs to be transported carefully, which can be expensive. Another challenge is the lack of infrastructure in some impoverished countries. This can make it difficult to store and distribute tofu effectively.
Despite these challenges, there are a few things that can be done to make this idea a reality. One is to partner with local organizations in impoverished countries. These organizations can help with transportation and distribution, as well as with marketing and promotion. Another is to use technology to reduce costs and improve efficiency. For example, social enterprises can use online platforms to sell tofu directly to consumers.
I think that establishing social enterprises to sell tofu to impoverished countries is a great way to improve the physical fitness of poor children. It is a sustainable and scalable solution that can have a positive impact on the lives of many people.
Here are some specific examples of how social enterprises could be used to sell tofu to impoverished countries:
* A social enterprise could partner with local farmers to grow soybeans and produce tofu. The social enterprise could then sell the tofu to schools, hospitals, and other institutions in impoverished countries at a discounted price.
* A social enterprise could develop a mobile app that allows consumers to order tofu online. The app could also provide information about the nutritional benefits of tofu and how to cook it.
* A social enterprise could set up tofu kiosks in impoverished communities. The kiosks could sell tofu at a discounted price to residents.
I believe that social enterprises have the potential to make a real difference in the lives of poor children in impoverished countries. By providing access to affordable and nutritious food, social enterprises can help to improve the physical fitness and overall health of children.
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The reason why the United States and Europe fear the Chinese Silk Road and its impact on international relations
Chinese Silk Road
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The reason why we in the west fear chinese expansion is that we do not want to live in the chinese system of government. We are used to having rights and replacing the leadership whenever we feel that they have not done their job properly. This is not possible in China or Russia, which have never really moved beyond the feudal system. They just changed the names of their rulers and reinterpreted feudalism in post-industrial terms. That said, there are many wonderful things in Chinese culture, one of the most ancient on the planet, bursting with art, movies and culture. But they can keep their political system.
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xueshu.baidu.com Is like a google scholar form china and have great research that I can not find anywhere else, but in order to access you need to log in with a WeChat account or with a Chinese app and I am not able to do it. Is anyone able to access it and see the papers?
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I do not speak chienese :) But you are not looking for a regular academic search engine, but rather a search engine for open access publications. The most famous ones are core and base.
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flowers for m[A]chines
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''To be or not to be isn't the question. The question is how to prolong being.''
--Tom Robbins
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One of the scientists states: “It is not easy to predict an earthquake, and so far there has not been a single successful prediction in history, except for one Chinese researcher in the mid-70s.
I am giving a link to a collection of official documents of the world's experts and expert advice.
Those who can read Russian or English, I suggest that you read these documents carefully.
After that:
I ask the scientists of the world to inform: who else claims that the Genesis of earthquakes has not been discovered, that the short-term earthquake forecast has not been created and has not been tested?
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Ирина Самахова, корреспондент «Комсомольской правды
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26 февр. 2018 г. — Cоветский и российский научный журналист из новосибирского Академгородка и общественный деятель, окончила факультет журналистики Ленинградского ...
Она ставит себя экспертом и "плечиком отпихнула" Николаева, Рогожина, Страшимира Мавродиева, и около десятка настоящих специалистов - официальных экспертов.
Так Россия уничтожает тех, кто не угоден РАН.
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During my search on various Chinese universities and research websites, I noticed that my published articles, both in English and Chinese, as well as my master's and doctoral dissertations, are frequently cited in scientific conference papers in China, articles published in Chinese scientific journals, and numerous master's and doctoral dissertations, both within and outside of China. However, none of these citations are reflected in my profiles on ResearchGate, Google Scholar, or Web of Science. One possible reason for this discrepancy could be that most of these articles and theses have not been uploaded to ResearchGate, or it could be due to the language barrier of the content. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions you might have to address this issue and improve the link between my profile and research databases encompassing different languages.
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Yes, there are several ways you can enhance the connection between your citations and your researcher's profile on platforms like ResearchGate, Google Scholar, or Web of Science. Here are a few suggestions:
Create and maintain a comprehensive profile: Make sure your researcher's profile on these platforms is up-to-date and includes all of your publications. This will make it easier for others to find and cite your work.
Claim your publications: If your articles and theses have not been uploaded to ResearchGate or other platforms, be sure to upload them yourself. This will help ensure that your work is associated with your researcher's profile and increase its visibility to others.
Use consistent author names: Make sure that all of your publications are attributed to the same author name. This will help avoid confusion and ensure that all citations are associated with your researcher's profile.
Provide translations: If your publications are in a language other than English, consider providing translations of the titles and abstracts. This will help make your work more accessible to a wider audience and increase its visibility.
Network with other researchers: Engage with other researchers in your field, both online and in-person. This will help you build relationships and increase the likelihood of your work being cited by others.
By following these suggestions, you can enhance the connection between your citations and your researcher's profile on various platforms, and increase the visibility of your work.
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In qualitative research can you mix a grounded theory and phenomenology approach together?
I'm doing an interview-based qualitative study on the totalitarian effects of the Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong and the ability of MNCs to continue operations in the region.
Any advice on which methodology to use?
Thank you
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Any piece of qualitative research that is exploratory will avoid seeing pre-conceived themes. Grounded theory is one specific approach to exploratory research, but it requires a number of careful procedures, starting with a continuing analysis of the data throughout the data collection. So, if you waited until you had finished your data collection before you started your data analysis, you did not do grounded theory.
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DOI: 10.1093/cjip/poad003
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I always believe Google is very effective in searching for articles. This time it failed to provide a full text . Then I tried Bing, and the same article appeared and can be viewed. Bing recently has improved a great beyond my expectation. I am sure if you try Jstor, it is there as well. You only have to log in through your institution, or else you will have to pay. Good Luck
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I have a paper to be completed, and the title is "The Expansion of Bank Branches and Enterprises' green technology innovation: Evidence from China". Which journal is this paper suitable for?
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Shraddha jain Sharma Thank you for your answer !
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Now I want to access the two future simulations of temperature and precipitation in the CMIP6 dataset (in ssp126, ssp245, ssp370, ssp585 senario). It is only necessary to obtain the data for the Chinese region. Finally it will be carried out to calculate the annual average of rainfall and temperature for each province according to the regional boundaries of the Chinese provinces. How do I implement it?
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If you can understand Chinese, you can read one of my blogs: https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/424218019. Simply, it is actually using CDO to cut .nc file by .shp files.
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Recently, a paragraph was forwarded and went viral online, causing great panic for a time: “Lancet, a leading medical journal, recently published an article and wrote that lumbago has become a major global challenge.” The data showed that the patients of lumbar spondylosis in China had exceeded 200 million, and the disease becomes prevalent among young people.
But why the adult labor force in China 40 years ago could carry a hundred pounds on their shoulders, but now lumbar spondylosis prevails among young people in China?
Through 6 years of unremitting efforts, I have made progress in the research on the traditional shoulder-carrying culture and spine of china, the world medical science confused the Oriental spine with the standard spine in Western medicine textbooks, yet there are stark differences between them. Research in this academic field is still blank in the world. Occasionally, the scholar (it's me) becomes the first discoverer and researcher in this field. It is the historical mission of China to sort out its national heritage, and it is the duty and obligation of every Chinese to fulfill the historical mission.
The traditional Chinese spine was born under the traditional shoulder-carrying culture of the Chinese nation, and will disappear with its demise. Today, shoulder-carrying skills can be called an intangible cultural heritage. The skill may disappear within a decade and is now on the verge of extinction. Only those elderly people have maintained the shoulder-carrying tradition, meaning that fewer and fewer people have the traditional Chinese spine. Unfortunately, the modern medical community has little or no knowledge of the structure, physiology and kinematics of the spine, leading to huge losses.
I think the study of Chinese traditional shoulder-carrying culture and spine can solve the mystery of the epidemic of lumbar disease.I have the answer, but I do not have strong scientific research ability to write it out. Time is urgent, so I put forward my opinion through the website of the researchgate hoping that more people in the world will know about this and participate in the research.
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Am in support of your observations at https://www.qeios.com/profile/23545
Dissemination in science is generally very slow, with respect to our human lifespan , dear Chen Huabin
Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don't resist them; that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like. Lao Tzu
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Could this be considered a valid translation/back translation procedure if you translated a questionnaire from e.g. English to Chinese using one machine tranlsation engine and then back translated the obtained questionnare from Chinese to English using other machine translation engine; and resulted English version looks okay when compared with initial one?
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The short answer: yes. Because most translators today will use tools (more sophisticated ones than Googl Trans - like DeepL) to assist their translations.
The longer answer: to do so, one has to take into account the design and structure of the translation tool in question. Google does, for example, make use of publicly available parallel corpora (like those provided by the EU) which means that certain types of texts are almost fully human translated and G. is just the interface. The other key issue is that Google does NOT translate langauge-to-language (the kind of computing power needed for that would be prohibitively expensive). Instead, every translation is done via English (something that becomes apparent during back-translations). So, rather than say, Portugese-Russian, the translation chain is Portugese-English-Russian.
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There are not doubts, being China the biggest trading partner for any country in the world , that Yuan will increase its weight as currency reserve , but its limitation and the relative size of domestic capital market will not be functional in replacing the dollar. Chinese pragmatism and long term view approach scarcely adapt to rapid shift at expenses for stability , considering as well the over 2 tn $ of trade value with western partners .
The King Dollar is about to be Dethroned by Yuan…
Just a year after Russia- Ukraine war:
- China’s Yuan replaces US Dollar as most traded currency in Russia.
- China and #France complete first Yuan-settled LNG trade, signaling the end of using the US Dollar for these energy trades.
- US Dollar used in 59% of world’s reserves, down from 72%
- Saudi Arabia and China to build #refinery for 83.7 billion Chinese Yuan ($12.2 billion)
- China and #Brazil agree to use Chinese Yuan to settle trade rather than US dollars
- President of #Kenya tells citizens to get rid of US dollars.
- #India says they will settle trade in Indian rupees with certain countries rather than US dollars
- Chinese yuan passes #Euro to become Brazil's second-largest currency in foreign reserves
- #Malaysia, a year after the invasion of Ukraine China to Discuss ‘Asian Fund’ to Cut US Dollar Dependency
#Exporting #Inflation, #Sanctions,
Forcing emerging economies to purchase dollars for #oil and #weapons ,
and systemic instability have people looking for alternatives.
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De-dollarization is not simple nor will it be a fast switch to something else, e.g. Chinese renminbi (RMB) and yuan. However, It is possible for the Chinese yuan to gain greater global influence and recognition in the future, but China's financial system still has many technical limitations, with respect to openness and transparency. Such monetary processes and shifts depend on how consistent a particular currency is in terms of being able to build a sense of trust and managing market stability.
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Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value - zero.
Voltaire
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Rather than trying to recreate the wheel, I hope someone could point me in the right direction. I am preparing a seminar-type course to guide highly capable high school students through the process of conducting a systematic literature review on an academic topic of their choosing. I have some resources already, but I want to see what is available and found to be useful by others from a pedagogical perspective. I want them to understand the basics, from both a philosophical and practical standpoint. The goal is to help them assess the state of the art within their chosen topic and synthesize key trends and deficiencies. They seek careers in research (both natural and human/social sciences). What resources (in English and/or Chinese) might be available? College- and/or graduate-level resources are appreciated as well.
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Papaioannou, D., Sutton, A., & Booth, A. (2016). Systematic approaches to a successful literature review. Systematic approaches to a successful literature review, 1-336.
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The author's name is Gao Chengyuan
  • The pole is the oldest, most important, simplest and most wonderful achievement of Chinese civilization. The Great Wall and the canal are all picked out by the shoulder pole. What about the rammed earth foundation site of the Xia and Shang in Erlitou? Only the Chinese use the pole, and the Korean culture is very close to the middle Earth, but in the old days, they all use the big basin on their heads. India and Africa are much the same.Take a comparison of two pictures (the illustration of this article is used to demonstrate the function) : the African can only use the top ten bricks, two hands to support; The Chinese migrant worker carried forty bricks on a pole and walk across the diving board. The old "razor picker" consisted of the whole barbershop apparatus, including a fire, and the picker used his free hands to rattle to attract customers.
The author is nearly 90 years old, and he is a friend of mine. I hope that some researchers can contact us, and we can exchange information together.
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You should add these references to your works at Qeios to extend and elaborate your medical study.
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Chinese researchers plagiarized my paper and published it in SCIE Journal. I need help...
I have a paper that I wrote, but I didn't want to submit it to a conference because could not afford publication fee in 2022. So I uploaded to ArXiv and forgot about it.
However, today I found out that a significant portion of my paper was copied and published in an SCIE journal.
[Chinese Paper] https://lnkd.in/g4a_FDc4
I will attach a screenshot showing how much of it is plagiarized. There is probably more if I look closely, but I was too upset and angry, so I only took pictures of the first ten pages.
I have never imagined that anything like this could happen to me since I started on the path of a researcher until now. I can't even express how I feel right now...
What should I do? I urgently need the help..
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You wrote "What should I do? I urgently need the help" as the last sentence of your question. It seems you are very furious and as you said "upset and angry".
But before you wrote "So I uploaded to ArXiv and forgot about it"
So if it was some thing you "forget about it" should not make you angry to ask it in this tone "today I found out that a significant portion of my paper..." What if you were informed the following week, or following year(s)? again that might be today I found out... I mean you were writing and asking this question powered by your anger.
May be if you had waited a week that anger might goes away, you could ask your question in a better mode. We have heard many times that in anger we should not decide about some thing... you know.
Now several suggestions for you.
instead of writing "Chinese researchers plagiarized my paper... What should I do?"
may be you could write one or two or three researchers from this institute, that institute, this university, that university or even one or two, three Chinese researchers... or even just add your paper and theirs (the one you say plagiarized) and ask RG members to judge, if plagiarization has happened or not, and then decide what to do.
Misconducts in the world of academia unfortunately has become so normal, all over the world, every corner of the world, so I think it would be better just accuse those who did the deed but not all a nation. May be not bad to have a look at "retraction watch" site, as it has listed some 35000 retracted papers, because of misconducts such as plagiarization, data fabrication, frauds..,
The other thing I can add is that, I myself have been target of several so called researchers that stole even my whole papers, but the good thing is that I have my own brain and thinking system and I easily can produce my own ideas in my research filed. So you don't need to be so worried about just one item, you can think and produce new ideas, while those who plagiarize others works and findings can not, sooner or later they will be caught by you, me, & others. Hopefully there are too many science whistleblowers that even if I and you ... don't act, they find the fraudulent people in the world of science.
The other point I can add is that if we ask others for help, at least we should show some degree of appreciation, or show being thankful. So I suggest that next time you ask for help add some words of respect to those potential people who may help by their answers, not only we take their times and energy but in most cases their previous valuable studies and findings that now we ask for.... me, you and others will increase our chances for good answers by experts if we show respect in advance, I think.
In this respect I know Joseph C Lee from last months of 2021, and he is really a person that shows and demonstrates respect to others, regardless of age, race, gender, place of living, class... and as far as I have seen he always start by saying "Hello", speak and write according to academic standards, don't waste others times by just "saying something" pell-mell. When I see he adds an answer, I know he works ethically and morally. While just several weeks ago, in the middle of a discussion with "a researcher" from US, I wrote some thing like "I don't continue" simply because that researcher used to use the words and language that I think they are taboo for a scientific platform, such as RG. Simply good and bad are every there, I am teaching myself not to say all a nation is so and so...
We certainly can talk hours and hours about this problem, but to comfort you, read my answer added to a similar case some seven months ago (as attached) and then if you want, read all other answers to that discussion initiated by Nidhal Kamel Taha El-Omari here
My final point is that, as I answered frankly, you my not like it and want to accuse me of being advocate or opposite of something/system/people... while certainly I am not, and my evidence is my own previous discussions and answers to others discussions and questions in RG,
  • straight point is that the answers added by Ajit Singh and Joseph C Lee are completely relevant and applicable
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In his essay, Rongxin Li translates a tremendously prescient Chinese "democracy" proverb. It reads as follows:
While water can carry a boat, it can also overturn it
Li uses the proverb to help explain the Chinese concept of Minben.
Do you know of a "democracy" proverb - especially from a language other than English? If so, please (oh please!) share it here! :)
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Democracy is the political veneer of a commerical society.
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It is thought that democracy creates equality, when in reality, equality creates democracy.
Both from the book Our Human Herds.
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Due to undeveloped technology, backward tools, poor transportation, poor living environment, and insufficient draught animals in the past thousand years, part of the heavy “burdens” of transportation works and farming labor fell on the shoulders of most of the Chinese ancestors, resulting in the unique shoulder-carrying culture of China, but also the unique spine of the Chinese nation.
In ancient times, the Chinese character “动” was created with the meaning of laboring with great physical strength. The ancient Chinese tradition will never be useless or outdated, and it will only be lost or disappear. What is outdated is our vision and thinking. As today’s traditional Chinese shoulder-carrying culture disappears rapidly, people who dedicate their lives to shoulder-carrying work are expected to disappear within a decade or so. The traditional Chinese spine forms an important and indispensable part of global medical research on the spine. Any period of medical history without a study of the traditional Chinese spine would be incomplete, if not erroneous.
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Chen Huabin In Chinese traditional culture, shoulder-carrying refers to the practice of carrying heavy objects, often with the use of a shoulder pole. This practice has been used for centuries in China as a means of transportation and work, particularly in rural areas. Traditional spine in Chinese culture refers to the concept of maintaining a straight and upright posture. In traditional Chinese medicine, a straight spine is believed to be essential for good health and longevity. In addition, a straight spine is associated with inner strength, discipline, and self-control in traditional Chinese philosophy. The cultivation of a straight spine is often emphasized in practices such as tai chi, qigong, and meditation.
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Many scholars wrote about BRI is impacting on the democracy. After this initiative democracies are facing several challenges. My question regarding this how Chinese project is impacting the democracy. Are these projects harmful democracy?
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Interesting paper [1] The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers in the Twenty-first Century: China's Rise and the Fate of America's Global Position , January 2016, International Security 40(3):7-53 "....Unlike past rising powers, China is at a much lower technological level than the leading state, and the gap separating Chinese and U.S. military capabilities is much larger than it was in the past. In addition, the very nature of power has changed: the greatly enhanced difficulty of converting economic capacity into military capacity makes the transition from a great power to a superpower much harder now than it was in the past. Still, China's rise is real and change is afoot".
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I am sorry that the talk is in Chinese only here: https://youtu.be/kChpjZgIeeM
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Thanks a lot, dear Stephen I. Ternyik . Speed is a reality of DIKWP.
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I'm unable to click through and launch the adt.bat file.
I changed the environment variables and placed autogrid4 and autodock4 in the same folder (no Chinese path), but the adt file still won't run.
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Autodock runs through MGL Tools (https://ccsb.scripps.edu/mgltools/)
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I invite Chinese seismologists to discuss the joint construction of a short-range forecast network.
Dear seismologists of China. I remember that you were the first to actually use the harbinger: "animal behavior change" and it gave you the opportunity to save people's lives.
In the process of research, I understood the reason why you got a negative result when you repeated the application of the method.
On further study of the causes and the harbinger, I found a wave - a harbinger (KaY-wave) and created a sensor that, when connected to the network, gives the parameter (place, time, strength of the future earthquake ten to dozens of hours before the start of the tremors).
I see that apart from China, not a single country wants to introduce methods and equipment to save people's lives.
I am 75+ and I am ready to team up with you and build experimental groups of stations for accurate short-term earthquake prediction. If any of you are in Haifa (at the Technion), you can contact me.
Sincerely.
Alexander Yagodin.
If you have any questions, I'm ready to answer them.
Patent: A.Yagodin “WO2008053463 - SYSTEM OF THE PREDICTION OF THE EARTHQUAKE” https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2008053463
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If you are interested in raising this issue to the BRICS - write and we will raise this issue through the office of the President of Russia.
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My research topic is “India’s Geo-Political and Economic interest: A study of Indo-Pacific region amid Chinese Assertion”. I am looking for most suitable free and open software for qualitative data analysis related to this topic.
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Hello, I understand that your methodology is qualitative, but you can still have a look at some quantitative tools that are able to detect keywords, thematic words, collocations, etc. One of the best is LancsBox, which is available for free at #LancsBox: Lancaster University corpus toolbox.
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I would like to perform simulations for a power system project, but I am experiencing challenges trying to access the CloudPSS website. I am not sure if this has to do with the geographical location (South Africa) or a slow internet, and I also see its user interface menu is written in Chinese when I check from documents.
Thanks
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Hulisani Matsila I couldn't locate any CloudPSS-specific software that could assist you with your power system modeling tasks. It is possible that the website you are attempting to view is not available in your location or is unavailable due to a problem with your internet connection.
It's also conceivable that the program you're referring to is Chinese-developed and mostly utilized in China or by Chinese-speaking users.
Other comparable applications and equivalents, such as PSS/E, PSSE, PowerFactory, and many more, are extensively used across the world and are available in numerous languages, including English. Companies like as Siemens, PSSE, and DIgSILENT produce this software and provide international support and training.
You can investigate those programs to determine their availability, functionality, and compatibility with your project needs. They can also provide you with assistance and tutorials in English.
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The Australia-China bilateral relationship was based on strong economic and trade complementarities and longstanding community and cultural links. Chinese investment into real estate in NSW, WA, Queensland, while Australia was a haven for Chinese students and the young generation to migrate to a beautiful country far away from the Communist mindset, compulsory Army training, and rigid control of fundamental rights. In 2018 annual two-way trade between China and Australia reached almost 215 Bil AUD. Iron ore, gas and coal make up the bulk of Australian exports to China (more than AUD 79 billion), but Australian service industries – was led by education and tourism. In 2021, bilateral trade between the two countries amounted to approximately US$231.2 billion, a rise of 35.1 percent year-on-year, however, relations have soured dramatically in the last 5 years and militarily Australian strategy had hardened against China forcing Australia to join AUKUS-The UK, US and Australia have announced a historic pact to counter China. Emerging cooperation between India and Australia is widely understood as a response to the China challenge that is facilitated by multilateral groupings like the Quad. But the recent signing of the Australia–India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) on 2 April suggests the bilateral relationship is much more substantial.
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Australia trade relation specially with China shows the movement from export to import or consumption driven growth. Australia terms of trade is also likely to fall due to export’s reduction, resulting downturn pressure on Australian dollar.So Australia should maintain trading partnership with China by developing two way investment proposal.
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I would like to translate a PDF document written in Chinese into English. Thank you.
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For the best online translator, see my reply to https://www.researchgate.net/post/Which-is-the-best-software-for-research-paper-writing-with-correct-English. It includes Chinese, and it translates also files, but you will not be able to edit the translated text in the free version.
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Now iam working on a research which require a standard for carbon emission coefficient of building materials. But in Türkey i can not found it. One of these standard is the national chinese standard (GB/T51366-2019) English version. İf it is available with anyone or any other standard, can you send it to me. Thank you in advance.
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Hello sir, did you find that which you are looking for?
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Hello,
I have to write a bachelor thesis. My topic is: "The Chinese benchmark for the implementation of strategic infrastructure investments."
It means I have to mention Chinese: high-speed trains, harbors, highways, offshoring and coal power stations
I will be grateful for your help!
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Your topic is far from my area of interest, but I can still give you a piece of advice or two. You can find all the photos related to the topics you are looking for by searching the Chinese site "Baidu". You can download many Chinese or English books about China from ZLibrari for free if you become a member. This is how I reached some of the materials necessary for some of my articles. I would like to help more, but I can't do more. I wish you success in your work.
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I need citations from other websites where the information was found.
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The I Ching (or Yi Jing) Chinese Book of Changhes, and its many commentaries,are an excellent place to start. The legend is that King Wen saw markings on the back of a turtle that led him to create the 8b trigrams and the 64 hexagrams that derrive from those 8 trigrams. I especially like the I ching hexagram readings at iching.com. Hexagram 1 is titled Yang, and 2 is titled Yin. They are the Creative and the Receptive principles. and contemplate a loop between creating and receiving information in the quantum (unified) field. I recommed the Carol Anthony commentaries strongly also. See the wikipedia entry on the i ching. See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yin_and_yang.
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Did Chinese agriculture develop between the 16th and 20th centuries? What is the level of Chinese agriculture compared with other countries of the same time?
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Some information can be found on the home page of the European Rural Network, in particular in the publications and the journal "Studies in Agricultural Economics"; please refer http://erdn.eu/publications/
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Example 1: A team with good communication, because of the addition of one person, all members of the whole team no longer stick together.
Example 2: After the famous Chinese dairy company Sanlu encountered the melamine crisis, other Chinese dairy companies were questioned and for this reason, the Chinese dairy industry suffered a long-term blow.
In an organization, individual problems can lead to the paralysis of the entire organization. And sometimes, serious individual failures don't affect the organization.
Therefore,
RQ1:What kind of emergencies can severely impact an organization or supply chain to the point of irreversible results?
RQ2:What we can do to prevent this from happening?
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I wonder, if such types of issues can be handled using Markov Chain analysis. It may entail the long run effect to its neighbor or surrounding organization.
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For my upcoming paper, I need help from the Chinese Postdoc or researcher or Ph.D. candidate to manually collect the data from 35 Banks' annual reports for 13 years. As the Bank's annual reports are in Chinese, so I need help from my Chinese friends.
The Paper is related to China's Shadow Banking Sector.
Specific details of required data will be shared directly with the researcher.
You can reach me via Researchgate or syed_mehmood1472@hotmail.com
Thank you.
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Syed M Raza Shah sure
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I am a Chinese scholor majored in metonymy studies in Chinese classics. If you have interest, let's share some points.
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@ Ahmed T. Hussein Thank you so much, Professor Hussein. I am so grateful for your inspiring information and papers. What you suggested is helpful for my study and I have followed your studies and hope to learn more from you.
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India has two pangolin species, Indian pangolin and Chinese pangolin. Both these species are highly exploited in wildlife trade, but I did not get any clear picture of how frequently in trade these two species of pangolins are used in India. I want to know this because, among these two species, Indian pangolin has much wider distribution in the country whereas Chinese pangolin has much restricted distribution only in the northeastern parts of India. Thus their exploitation level must not be the same in trade. Please put some light on this matter from your experience and knowledge.
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Sorry, this question is not in my field of expertise
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Hi..
1- Can anyone use the procedure of a patent in his research work as it is, while it is not the major concern in his work? or he should develop it or modify it slightly? .. Otherwise, if it is not legal to use the patent procedure how can I use a procedure to something I do not have any reference to it?
2-If it is legal, then how can I cite a patent of a Chinese researcher?.. His name in Chinese!!
Please, I need the answer as soon as possible, it is urgent.
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"If it is legal, then how can I cite a patent of a Chinese researcher?.. His name in Chinese!!"
Google patents usually has Chinese patents. These are translated from Chinese to English. Also, the names that are written in Chinese can be included in references using BibTeX. Take a look at:
Hope this helps
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  • Just published an article,
  • Title: Study on non-aeronautical efficiency of Chinese listed airports based on two stage network DEA,
  • Journal: Research in transportation business and management,
  • page: 100867
  • https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rtbm.2022.100867
  • Available Online 25 July 2022
  • It is now in article in press status.
  • I want to know can this article be indexed by SSCI?
  • When can it be indexed at the earliest?
  • Thank you!
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Yes, it can be indexed in web of science collection although the status of your manuscript is still in press. For indexing times, I think it depends on the journal. Asking directly to the journal may give you a precise answer.
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I'm looking to connect with one or more Chinese scholars, ideally at PhD or postdoctoral level, to undertake a contrastive, descriptive study of the forms and focal areas of written feedback provided by several automated writing evaluation platforms (including Pigai) on texts written by developing second language learners. The study is at the conceptual stage and I hope to finalise the design/commence data collection from September. Do message me via Research Gate or email me at wsp202 'at' exeter.ac.uk if you're interested in getting involved. The project is not in receipt of any funding.
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How can I calculate the railway track quality index using the American or Chinese standard formula over a 200 m segment based on the Chinese standard or 528 ft based on the American standard?
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I want to make MS containing Acetosyringone for Agrobacterium to infect explants (Chinese cabbage)?
SO when I make MS solution, do I still need to sucrose? If sucrose is needed , what concentration(%) do I need to use?
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Yes, you need to add sucrose in the MS medium (probably 3% should be fine). Once the medium has been prepared, adjust PH., autoclave and when the medium is of bearable warmth you can add ACS, mix well.
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My manuscript's status has been ''under consideration'' for 3 weeks in Advanced Science, I think the editor has been affected by the outbreak of the COVID-19. My second paper has been under review for slightly over a month in ACIE. It's getting frustrating. Is anyone experiencing the similar delays?
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I totally agree with Dr. Senay. Same here.
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I would like to find some data about chinese investment and loans in Africa during the period 2004-2020.
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The following two papers talk about the issue; you may want to check them out:
China in Africa: An evaluation of Chinese investment
T Ayodele, O Sotola - Initiative for Public Policy Analysis, 2014 - ippanigeria.org
Eastern promises: New data on Chinese loans in Africa, 2000 to 2014
D Brautigam, J Hwang - 2016 - econstor.eu
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Hi, I am looking for some instruments to assess Chinese students' critical thinking abilities.
If you've got some available measurements at hand, could you please share them with me?
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The research of criminal compliance in China mainly focuses on procedural law, but little attention is paid to substantive law. Existing researchers are accustomed to start from unit crime. Is there any other path besides this sector?
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In China, the local people's courts are divided into essential people's courts, intermediate people's courts, and higher people's courts. China has a cultural history of preferring informal methods, such as mediation, rather than formal dispute resolution methods. Despite the importance of informal methods in Chinese culture, law reformers have recently emphasized creating a formal legal system, including presenting a national legal aid program.
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There are inspiring examples of cooperation among nations during the outbreak of Covid 19 as manifested in the Chinese assistance of other nations. Any examples and references on this?
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I am a researcher in Networks (computer science department) at Sohag university, Egypt
I am looking for a researcher from china in the same field to cooperate with to get a grant
Can you help me , please.
Thanks
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do you have any funding ?
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I have some troubles: I can find only chinese commercial ammonia decomposition catalysts, but I know that BASF and others companies had produced its. I need any information on this issue.
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Dear V. A. Borisov thanky for posting this very interesting technical question on RG. For a potentially useful literature reference about this topic please have a look at the following article:
Ammonia decomposition over commercial Ru/Al2O3 catalyst: An experimental evaluation at different operative pressures and temperatures
Fortunately this paper has been posted by the authors as public full text on RG, so that you can freely download it as pdf file.
Other relevant articles about this topic can be found and accessed when you search RG for the term "catalytic ammonia decomposition":
I hope this helps. Good luck with your work!
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I have been looking for information on non volant mammals (excluding domestic mammals) in chinese cities and so far I've been unable to find this info. I'd appreciate any information or reference you could provide!
Cheers
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Yeah, small mammals and some mesocarnivores can be seen. I remember during my time at Peking Univ. there are at least hedgehogs, squirrels, chipmunks and Siberian weasels on campus. Actually there is a book (in Chinese) called 燕园动物 indexing the animal species in Peking Univ. Otherwise I know a group lead by Fang Wang in Fudan Univ., Shanghai is studying native common raccoon dogs there but not sure if they've published anything.
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GB / T 228.1-2010 for metallic materials tensile test and GB / T 11969-2008 for concrete compression test.
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