植物声频控制技术在玉米、向日葵上应用初探

植物声频控制技术以植物经络系统新理论为基础,并精确地测定出植物自发声和接受声的频率,同时根据植物生物学特性与环境因子之间的关系对植物施加特定频率的声波处理,使植物匹配吸收、发生谐振,促进各种营养元素的吸收、运输和转化,从而增强了植物的光合和吸收能力,促进生长发育。     

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This paper describes a digitization detection method harmonic analysis method which is used for detecting the dielectric loss of the electric equipments.The principle of this method and its characteristics of hardware circuits are introduced also.The testing results in the lab and the field show that this method can measure the dielectric loss rather stably and accurately.     

哈素海水库渔业综合开发可行性研究

通过对哈素海渔业资源的分析研究,依据水库养殖生态学原理,在哈素海水库进行粗放式养殖,网围养殖,池塘养殖,垂钓养殖,得出提高哈素海水库养殖产量和经济效益的可行性生产模式,使渔业生态效益和经济效益提高到更高水平.     

新形势下南繁基地建设面临的重任

阐述了南繁基地的战略地位和重大意义,针对南繁的发展现状、现实问题和面临的新形势,提出了建设现代化南繁基地的对策措施,作为推进我国现代种业的重要工作。     

The Environment

The 1990s represented a decade of immense changes in environmental management in New Zealand. This paper outlines the challenges of implementing the widespread reforms started in the 1980s. In terms of the environment, reforms came in the form of a large volume of new legislation and a new system of decentralised planning and management. This paper discusses these changes in the context of a shift toward a new environmental paradigm. Key issues and initiatives of the 1990s are discussed which address sustainability, integration, environmental leadership, and public involvement. Specific strategies are outlined in reference to biodiversity, which has been identified as New Zealand's most pervasive environmental issue. Ongoing challenges for the future include how to better involve stakeholders to incorporate alternative values in decision making.     

The Economy

Dissatisfaction amongst large sections of the electorate with the results of 15 years of economic reform on account of the tardy arrival of the supposed benefits of those reforms, led to the return of a centre‐left, Labour–Alliance–Green coalition in the final months of 1999. The coalition immediately set about revising some of the policies of the previous National Party administration. The privatisation of the Accident Compensation Commission was reversed; further privatisation of the diminished stock of state assets halted. Tax on incomes over $NZ 60,000 was raised, as were pay‐outs to pensioners. Interest repayment on student loans was delayed. Market rents for state houses were abolished, as was bulk funding for schools. Arts funding was increased. Government intervention in regional development was revived. Above all else, the Employment Contracts Act was replaced with legislation that would result in a revival of union power. The Prime Minister herself acknowledged New Zealand now lived in world of global magnitudes.