浅谈粉末冶金企业的上网工程

论述了在信息时代粉末冶金企业建设企业网站的必要性与建站途径，介绍了利用网站为企业带来丰富的信息和商机的多种方法。     

对评估和利用互联网上专业技术信息资源的探讨

介绍了几种评估互联网上信息的方法和国外几个与粉末冶金行业相关的专业技术网站，对其特色和发展潜力进行了分析，并就行业网站建设等问题作了初步探讨。     

建设有色行业电子商务网站的思考

目前企业网站层出不穷，电子商务网站也不断面世，但是能占有市场份额的却很少。在电子商务领域里，无非就是如阿里巴巴、慧聪网、中国制造网、瀛商网、环球资源网等这样的几个大型的商务网站，专业领域的商务网站更是寥寥无几，如今的商务网站是否还有发展的劲头？     

安徽省政府网站建设现状与优化思路

政府网站是社会文化和社会发展要与经济高速发展相适应的要求.通过对安徽省部分政府网站建设的调查,分析了安徽省政府网站建设的基本现状与存在的问题,提出了优化网站建设水平的政策建议.     

企业电子商务平台重构研究

以企业电子商务平台为研究对象,简要介绍了电子商务的内涵及其商业模式,重点分析了现有企业网站存在的主要问题及其深层次原因,并提出了切实可行的电子商务平台重构及优化方案。     

企业网站建设实现要点及技术手段

网站是企业信息化建设的重要组成部分,企业网站建设应紧扣企业介绍这一主题,围绕企业的管理体系、设计、生产流程和商务活动来进行规划.本文介绍了企业网站建设的原则、网站的设计及网站建设的技术手段.     

企业网站建设实现要点及技术手段

网站是企业信息化建设的重要组成部分，企业网站建设应紧扣企业介绍这一主题，围绕企业的管理体系、设计、生产流程和商务活动来进行规划。本文介绍了企业网站建设的原则、网站的设计及网站建设的技术手段。     

网站建设中的策划探析

网站是企业或个人在网络上展现形象的平台,是浏览者了解企业或个人的一个重要途径.网站建设工作包括网站内容策划、网页美术设计、网站编程、网站测试和网站维护工作.文章阐述了网站建设中网站策划的要点.     

基于PHP技术的网站建设

网站建设已经成为最有效的企业宣传方式之一,随着因特网作为传统媒体之后的第五大媒体,其直接通过全球的传播功能已经为越来越多的网站建设所重视,通过网站树立企业形象,展示企业商务信息成为企业传播的有效方式之一。网站建设商业化和广告化的趋势,对网页设计的艺术性提出了更高的要求,我们制做的基于PHP技术的网站,以便于使更多人了解该企业概况。它是使用PHP内嵌htm l的语言特点并通过MYSQL数据库的连接来实现动态网页设计的,具有友好的界面,易用、高效和良好的可移植性。     

国内钢铁企业设立网站情况综述

目前,国内钢铁企业在互联网上开辟规范的ＷＷＷ网站、开通公开的Ｅｍａｉｌ联系还不是很多,但是绝大部分特大型、大型企业在近两年以来都已经设立了网站。部分中小钢铁企业（包括新合资或民营的一些短流程钢厂）近来也加入了这一队列,逐步开始重视在互联网上展示自己的形象。我们直接或间接通过搜索引擎和网站综合目录,找到５２个平时能正常点击进入的钢铁企业网站（含部分集团的二级公司）,都是独立、完整、有效的网站,不能正常运转的未包括在内;另外,能从其它综合信息网站或商务网站上链接到１３个企业的网页,以上合计数仅为６５…     

谈篮球教学网站的自主学习策略设计

阐述了国内篮球教学网站存在对学习者学习功能忽视等问题,并就篮球教学网站的自主学习策略设计等问题进行了探讨.提出组织基于问题的协作学习活动和基于任务的协作学习活动.     

杂志社门户网站的建立

《中国冶金》杂志社的门户网站采用先进的三层技术体系架构搭建,整个体系架构分为用户界面层、业务逻辑层、数据存储层,具有实用、灵活、安全可靠、可扩展和易用维护等特点。通过门户网站可以远程完成杂志社日常的全部工作;可以让员工通过网络进行高效的沟通、交流和信息共享;还可以实现全部期刊编辑管理工作的无纸化操作;进行网刊发布和期刊征订处理;同时为读者、编辑提供了一个网上交流的平台。     

Disease clusters in structured environments

This paper discusses the distributions of several cluster statistics and illustrates their utility in the analysis of disease incidence or prevalence data arising in organized or structured environments. Such environments involve primary inhabitant locations in office buildings, manufacturing plants, apartment complexes and communities of homes, for example. The methods, which include some generalizations of some existing methods as well as some new ones, will be used to test for household clustering of Trypanosoma cruzi seropositivity data.     

Designing websites for persons with cognitive deficits: Design and usability of a psychoeducational intervention for persons with severe mental illness.

The purpose of this study was to develop an understanding of the design elements that influence the ability of persons with severe mental illness (SMI) and cognitive deficits to use a website, and to use this knowledge to design a web-based telehealth application to deliver a psychoeducation program to persons with schizophrenia and their families. Usability testing was conducted with 98 persons with SMI. First, individual website design elements were tested. Based on these results, theoretical website design models were used to create several alternative websites. These designs were tested for their ability to facilitate use by persons with SMI. The final website design is presented. The results indicate that commonly prescribed design models and guidelines produce websites that are poorly suited and confusing to persons with SMI. Our findings suggest an alternative model that should be considered when designing websites and other telehealth interventions for this population. Implications for future studies addressing the characteristics of accessible designs for persons with SMI and cognitive deficits are discussed. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

Prediction and detection of the fertile phase of the menstrual cycle: an overview

Distinct means have been developed to answer an increasing demand and need for methods that can accurately predict and detect the fertile phase of the menstrual cycle and fit various indications and changing situations of women's reproductive life. Methods based on the detection of direct fertility markers, such as hormonal tests and ultrasound, are more objective and accurate than traditional markers based on indirect markers, but cost and dependence on supplies limit their application. Nevertheless, these methods could be used during a few cycles either as support in the teaching phase or in difficult cases and for specific indications. Likewise, some new devices designed to facilitate recording and calculation of fertility signals could be combined with clinical methods to improve prediction and detection of the fertile phase. Besides the search for new fertility markers and the development of new methods, the possibility of combining already existing methods would certainly improve use-effectiveness and acceptance.     

Rare Earth Metals and Alloys by Electrolytic Methods

Fused salt electrolysis as applied to the production of reactive refractory metals is a useful process for rare earth metals preparation also. The relatively low melting point of some of the rare earth metals and many of their alloys is an advantage here. With great ingenuity, electrolytic cells have been designed and methods developed for the preparation of high melting rare earth metals also in consolidated forms, using oxide–fluoride electrolytes. Any process of rare earth metal preparation had to contend with the great reactivity of these metals not only with the atmospheric gases but also with a great variety of crucible materials as well. The development of electrolytic processes involving both the chloride medium as well as the oxide–fluoride compositions had to be guided by this factor. The search for solutions to circumvent the numerous challenges inherent in the electrolytic extraction of rare earth metals led to some interesting process development. One of them is the preparation of rare earth metals by a method involving a consumable cathode. In this an alloy is prepared first by electrolysis and the metal is then recovered by a simple non electrolytic route from the alloy. Using one or other of these three possibilities, all the rare earth metals, and many of their alloys, could be prepared by electrolytic methods. All these issues and possibilities are highlighted in this paper.     

Potential of assisted breeding techniques for the conservation of endangered mammalian species in captivity: a review

An alarming worldwide extinction of animal species is taking place as a result of the activities of the increasing global human population. The original ranges of many animal species are being reduced and fragmented and, in some cases, they have been reduced to perilously small relict populations. The adverse genetic consequences of these restrictions are becoming clear, as are possible methods for their alleviation. The concept of ex situ genetic management of small captive populations of endangered species with a view to re-introducing them into the wild is attracting increasing interest. Modern reproductive techniques will play an important role in such programmes, and it is likely that an increasing number of veterinarians will become involved. However, the literature describing the aims and methods of reproductive genetic management is scattered and often not readily available to interested veterinary surgeons. The aim of this review is to deal with this problem by describing some potential approaches to the captive breeding of endangered species.     

Rare Earth Metals and Alloys by Electrolytic Methods

Abstract

Fused salt electrolysis as applied to the production of reactive refractory metals is u useful process for rare earth metals preparation also. The relatively low melting point of some of the rare earth metals and many of their alloys is an advantage here. With great ingenuity, electrolytic cells have been designed and methods developed for the preparation of high melting rare earth metals also in consolidated forms, using oxide - fluoride electrolytes. Any process of rare earth metal preparation had to contend with the great reactivity of these metals not only with the atmospheric gases but also with a great variety of crucible materials as well. The development of electrolytic processes involving both the chloride medium as well as the oxide-fluoride compositions had to be guided by this factor. The search for solutions to circumvent the numerous challenges inherent in the electrolytic extraction of rare earth metals led to some interesting process development. One of them is the preparation of rare earth metals by a method involving a consumable cathode. In this an alloy is prepared first by electrolysis and the metal is then recovered by a simple non electrolytic route from the alloy. Using one or other of these three possibilities, all the rare earth metals, and many of their alloys, could be prepared by electrolytic methods. All these issues and possibilities are highlighted in this paper.     

On toxicity question of synthetic polymers and their extracts tested in vitro and in vivo

The increasing use of polymer materials in medicine as much as the undesirable effects observed in patients during their application made us to study not only their functional properties but also their toxicological and biostability parameters, before their clinical application. Some of the aspects of this wide-ranging problem have been studied in our laboratory. Our aim was to try and identify the effect synthetic polymers and their extract have on different biological systems. The comparison of the results obtained through some of the biological methods was aimed at finding out to what extent such methods were suitable for testing of the polymer toxicity on living tissue.     

Small group research, that once and future field: An interpretation of the past with an eye to the future.

This review chronicles prior approaches to research on small groups, critiques contemporary theories and methods, and notes some future possibilities. Early group researchers worked in isolated "schools," treating groups as social systems for influencing members, for patterning interaction, or for performing tasks. Assumptions of those 3 schools are blended in some contemporary approaches, treating groups as systems for processing information; for managing consensus and conflict; and for motivating, regulating, and coordinating member behavior. Past and contemporary approaches are limited by their analytic focus, limited temporal scope, and failure to treat groups in context. The article points to an alternative theoretical approach that treats groups as complex, adaptive, dynamic systems and notes some methodological issues and possibilities raised by that approach. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)