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The development trend of disasters can be perceived through mining and analyzing the topics evolution of social media data in disasters. A method of studying the evolution of the topic communities based on the common word network is proposed, so the development trend of the disaster situation can be sensed. Firstly, according to the word frequency-inverse document frequency analysis, the key words related to the topics are selected and a social media co-word network with keywords as nodes is constructed. Thus, the topic community detection is performed on the social media co-word network based on the module optimization. Secondly, on the basis of verifying the topic detection, and the time window division, the evolution types of the topic communities in adjacent time windows are distinguished, and then the result of the topic community evolution is obtained. Finally, taking the 7.21 Beijing Heavy Rainstorm disaster event in 2012 as an example, the proposed method is used to analyze the collected microblog data. The experiment shows that the method can reflect the evolution process of the topics well. It can further reveal the development trend of the disaster, and help emergency managers understand the development process of disasters, so as to assist managers to take appropriate emergency response measures in appropriate time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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"钉价儿" in northeastern dialect has three semantic characteristics of high frequency,more than expected and implied negation. In pragmatics,the adverb can be used in the negative imperative sentences with words such as"别","不要"and"不能",but not in positive imperative sentences. It can be used in exclamatory sentences. "钉" in the word tend to come from the meaning of urging. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To explore the difference in small molecular metabolites between deficiency cold syndrome and deficiency heat syndrome of chronic bronchial asthma and the correlation between the clinical syndromes and the metabolites to identity potential biomarkers that could differentiate asthma syndromes based on the metabonomics. Methods Thirty subjects (ten of deficiency cold syndrome, ten of deficiency heat syndrome, and ten healthy volunteers) were recruited in the study. With informed consent from the subjects, 2 mL of blood was collected containing anticoagulant and kept in a static and anticoagulant condition, and then serum was separated by centrifugation and stored at -80 ℃ in refrigerator. It was analyzed with GC-MS and multidimensional analysis (O) PLS-DA and one-dimensional analysis (t test) were made to identify different metabolites between the groups (VIP>1, P<0.05). Then enrichment analysis of pathways of differential metabolites was done with MBRole and KEGG. Results Forty different metabolites were found between chronic asthma patients and healthy controls, and eighteen such metabolites between patients of cold and heat deficiency syndromes. Among them, four small molecular metabolites can tell both asthma patients from healthy controls and deficiency cold syndrome from deficiency heat syndrome, i.e. tetracosane, 4-aminobutyric acid, benzoylformic acid, and allo-Inositol. MBRole and KEGG pathway analysis of the metabolites of the deficiency cold syndrome group and deficiency heat syndrome group found disturbances of pathways of beta-alanine metabolism. Conclusion The small molecular metabolites are significantly different between chronic bronchial asthma patients and healthy controls, and between patient of cold deficiency syndrome and those of heat deficiency syndrome. 4-aminobutyric acid might be the potential biomarkers to differentiate deficiency cold syndrome from deficiency heat syndrome of chronic bronchial asthma patients, and beta-alanine metabolic pathway disturbance was found between deficiency cold syndrome group and deficiency heat syndrome group. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The silo has the advantages of small area, good sealing conditions, low circulation costs, low cost and etc. It is currently the leading warehouse type of grain storage in China. Most silos still use gravity-based discharging methods, however, arches often form during silo discharging, it causes the pressure that should have been taken from the bottom of the warehouse to the wall of the warehouse. As a result, cracks may form in the silo walls causing serious damage. In addition, when there are workers above the grain surface or when the arch is manually broken, the collapse of the arch will not only result in personal injury or death of the grain surface staff, but also may damage the warehouse structure and facilities in the warehouse. In recent years, with the development of building technology, the silo volume has been continuously increasing, the diameter and height of the silo have also become larger and larger, and the related accidents caused by unloading and arching silos have also become more frequent Silo arch accidents in Daqing 2013, Lanxi 2015, in Heilongjiang province, and in Jing County in 2016 in Anhui province, for example, have resulted in the destruction of some silo facilities and casualties. Existing studies have shown that silo unloading and arching are closely related to the internal and external friction of grain. However, in those studies, a single circular particle is used in the current discrete element simulation. The real contact area of simulated grain is much smaller. As such, the simulation cannot objectively reflect the grain of the unloading process. The frictional situation is also more difficult to restore the mesoscopic dynamic process of unloading grain arching. In this paper, based on the existing PFC3D discrete element program, the micro particle simulation dust with larger viscosity coefficient was added to create an improved particle for the defect that the internal friction force of the circular particle in the discrete element simulation was smaller than that in the real grain. We used geometric methods in the structural mechanics model to determine the contact between the circular particles and derives the force-displacement relationship between the basic units. Based on typical accident cases and laboratory test results, the established particle structure mechanics model was used to simulate the force-displacement relationship between circular large particles and between small round particles and walls in the dynamic process of unloading grain and arching. The displacement map of shear stress and its stress characteristic curve were basically consistent with the experimental results. By using this model, the dynamic meso-mechanism of unloading and arching silos can be objectively reflected. The improved particle structure mechanics model proposed in this paper can not only be used to simulate the unloading and arching mechanism simulation, but also has certain reference value for the simulation of the characteristics of loose particles flow and the mechanism of the interaction between the bulk and the silo wall. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Graphene is an ideal electrode material for supercapacitor due to its good electrical conductivity,large specific surface area, high mass and area specific capacity. However, in practical applications, graphene sheets are highly prone to agglomerate, which significantly reduces their electrochemical storage properties. The assembly of two-dimensional monoa-tomic graphene into a three-dimensional macrostructure is one of the best ways to obtain practical applications of graphene. While carbon materials can merely provide double-layer capacitors, and the specific capacity and energy density are still limited,it is a reasonable choice to introduce other materials to construct three-dimensional graphene-based composite materials. This paper mainly introduces different methods for preparing three-dimensional graphene-based composite materials, including three-dimensional graphene materials, three-dimensional graphene-carbon nanotuhe materials, three-dimensional graphene-metal oxide materials and three-dimensional graphene-conductive polymer materials. The development prospects and challenges of the application of three-dimensional graphene-based composite materials in supercapacitor electrodes are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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