Correlation Between Property Units and Governance Units： Based on the Logic of Rural Governance in China

Strong correlations exist between property rights and governance. Such correlations are embodied in and measured through organizational units, and can therefore be examined in depth through such units. The correlation between a property unit and a governance unit is mainly expressed in symmetry： if the symmetry is strong, both perform better; if it is weak, both perform poorly. The symmetry between organizational units is mainly determined and influenced by structural equilibrium, equivalence of levels, suitability of scale, completeness of boundaries, correspondence between functions and rights, and endogeneity of unit construction. Of these six factors, structural equilibrium, equivalence of levels and suitability of scale are determining factors; completeness of boundaries and correspondence between functions and rights are influencing factors derived from the former three and playing important roles in certain cases; and endogeneity of unit construction is an external conditional influencing factor. The separate or combined effects of these six factors impact upon and determine the symmetry among units, and thus influence property rights, governance performance and developmental modes.

A new 8-connected self-penetrating metal-organic framework based on dinuclear cadmium clusters as secondary building units

A new metal-organic framework（MOF） based on metal clusters as secondary building units（SBU）,has been synthesized and structurally characterized.The reported MOF presents an interesting 8-connected self-penetrating coordination network based on dinuclear cadmium cluster with a 4^（24）·5·6~3 topology. Moreover,the thermal stability and luminescence property of this compound have been investigated.

Effect of Flexible Units on the Properties of Silicon-containing Phenyleneethynylene Hybrid Oligomers

New silicon-containing phenyleneethynylene hybrid oligomers P2, P3, and P4 were synthesized via Sonogashira cross-coupling reactions of ethynyl-terminated silazane monomer N,N′-bis（4-ethynylphenyl）-1,1-diphenylsilazane（M1） and corresponding bis-（4-bromo-phenyl）-ended organosilicon unit containing monomers, respectively. These new oligomers were easily soluble in common solvents. The incorporation of flexible organosilicon units in the oligomers leads to blue-shift in both the UV-Vis absorption and fluorescence emission spectra similarly. The results of differential scanning calorimetry（DSC） indicate that the flexible units relieve the rigidity of oligomeric chain and provide favorable conformation for thermal cross-linking reactions. The oligomers show good thermal and thermal-oxidative stability from the thermogravimetric analysis（TGA）, with their decomposition temperature at 10% weight loss（T10%） higher than 400 ？C under both nitrogen and air atmosphere.

Chronic training status affects muscle excitation of the vastus lateralis during repeated contractions

This study examined electromyographic amplitude(EMGRMS)-force relationships during repeated submaximal knee extensor muscle actions among chronic aerobically-(AT),resistance-trained(RT),and sedentary(SED)individuals.Fifteen adults(5/group)attempted 20 isometric trapezoidal muscle actions at 50%of maximal strength.Surface electromyography(EMG)was recorded from vastus lateralis(VL)during the muscle actions.For the first and last successfully completed contractions,linear regression models were fit to the log-transformed EMGRMS-force relationships during the linearly increasing and decreasing segments,and the b terms(slope)and a terms(antilog of y-intercept)were calculated.EMGRMS was averaged during steady force.Only the AT completed all 20 muscle actions.During the first contraction,the b terms for RT(1.3010.197)were greater than AT(0.9100.123;p?0.008)and SED(0.9120.162;p?0.008)during the linearly increasing segment,and in comparison to the linearly decreasing segment(1.0180.139;p?0.014),respectively.For the last contraction,the b terms for RT were greater than AT during the linearly increasing(RT?1.3730.353;AT?0.8830.129;p?0.018)and decreasing(RT?1.5260.328;AT?0.9700.223;p?0.010)segments.In addition,the b terms for SED increased from the linearly increasing(0.9680.144)to decreasing segment(1.2680.126;p?0.015).There were no training,segment,or contraction differences for the a terms.EMGRMS during steady force increased from the first-([64.0851.68]μV)to last-contraction([86.7349.55]μV;p?0.001)collapsed across training statuses.The b terms differentiated the rate of change for EMGRMS with increments in force among training groups,indicating greater muscle excitation to the motoneuron pool was necessary for the RT than AT during the linearly increasing and decreasing segments of a repetitive task.