论现实主义小说风景描写的审美心理机制

现实主义小说风景描写的审美心理折射出真实感、质料感、层次感和主观感。真实感是创作者与接受者相互应符的满足心理的有力认证,质料感表现出创作主体对物质及其相互关系的一种认同心理,层次感是审美心理的一种结构形态,主观感是一种精妙的诗意心理。

论现实主义小说风景描写的审美心理机制

现实主义小说风景描写的审美心理折射出真实感、质料感、层次感和主观感。真实感是创作者与接受者相互应符的满足心理的有力认证,质料感表现出创作主体对物质及其相互关系的一种认同心理,层次感是审美心理的一种结构形态,主观感是一种精妙的诗意心理。

Conception of tooling adapted to thixoforging of high solid fraction hot-crack-sensitive aluminium alloys

Thixoforging is a type of semi-solid metal processing at high solid fraction (0.7<φs<1), which involves the processing of alloys in the semi-solid state.Tooling has to be adapted to this particular process to benefit shear thinning and thixotropic behaviour of such semi-solid material.Tooling parameters, such as the forming speed and tool temperature, have to be accurately controlled because of their influence on thermal exchanges between material flow and tool.These thermal exchanges influence the high-cracking tendency and the rheology of the semi-solid material during forming, which affects parts properties and therefore their quality.Extrusion tests show how thermal exchanges influence quality of thixoforged parts made of 7075 aluminium alloys at high solid fraction by modifying process parameters like forming speed, tool temperature and tool thermal protector.Thus an optimum in terms of thermal exchanges has to be found between surface quality and mechanical properties of the part.A direct application is the evaluation of surface quality of thixoforged thin wall parts made of 7075 aluminium alloy.

当“印迹”蕴藏“书香”——凸版画艺术语式融入手工书装设计的实验性探索

"手工书装设计"主要研究书籍生产过程中的装潢设计工作。人们对纸媒书籍的特殊情感,触发装帧手工书的热潮,精致素雅的手工书深受大众欢迎,更被书籍爱好者收藏。正因如此,国内高校"书籍装帧设计"课程教学开始手工书装设计技能的培养。以高校艺术院系"书籍装帧设计"课程为实验载体,以版画创意思维为逻辑构建,注重凸版画艺术语言与内外形式,在图文媒介"纸媒书籍"装帧设计中的形式演化与拓展,实验性地以版画的本体属性"肌理与印痕"所传递的视知觉为研究切入点,深入剖析手工书装工艺中的造型设计、结构设计及外观设计这3个构成因素及其相关概念、起源及发展过程。

Evaluations of the Sensory Quality Indices and Freshness Assessment of Nile Tilapia Oreochromis niloticus Fillets Fed Recycled Food Waste Materials

This study was designed to evaluate the sensory quality indices, freshness assessment and safety of eating Nile tilapia fed recycled food waste materials [food industry waste （FIW） and soy sauce waste （SSW）] for 32 weeks using K values, IMP content and microbial viable cell count. Five experimental diets were formulated at 0% and 20%-22% inclusion level of recycled food wastes. The diets were designated as D 1： 0% of recycled food waste, D2： 20% inclusion of FIW, D3： 20% inclusion of FIW and SSW, D4： 20% inclusion of FIW and tryptophan, and D5： 22% inclusion of SSW. The result from the body composition shows that D I had higher carcass protein, while D3 had the highest lipid content and there was no significant difference in the carcass moisture and ash contents among all treatments. The results of microbial viable cell counts showed that no significant differences were observed among the dietary treatments and all the fish fed experimental diets still remained fresh four days after refrigerated storage at 5 ~C. In addition, no significant differences were noted among the K value concentrations of all the fish fed the experimental diets. From the result of this study, we concluded that using 20% inclusion of recycled food waste materials （FIW and SSW） in the diet of tilapia had no negative effect on the flesh of the fish; hence, recycled food waste could be a good alternative ingredient to aquaculture.

The manifestation of texture art in the creative design of fashion fabrics

This paper presents a discussion of the characters and design patterns of the digital texture design in fashion fabrics. It starts from the characters of fabric texture design, taking digital printing technology as a detailed example, and raises a possible design route and pattern of the innovative design of fashion fabrics under digital technology.

Study on the Thermal and Mechanical Properties of the UV-cured SL5510 Stereolithography Material

In recent years, Vantico A &T US Incorporation has developed a type of the hightest accuracy photosensitive resin: SL5510 stereolithography material(briefly named SL5510) to use in the stereolithography apparatus(SLA). In this paper, the thermal and mechanical properties were investigated for the fabricated specimens of SL5510 in the different UV post-cure time. This may instruct us to employ better the fabricated parts of SL5510.

Evaluation of Selected Quality Degradation Indices for Palestinian Extra Virgin Olive Oil Bottled in Different Packaging Materials upon Storage under Different Lighting Conditions

The effect of packaging materials and lighting conditions on quality of extra virgin olive oil （EVOO） was investigated during six months. The results highlighted an influence of light and type of packaging material on EVOO-quality with storage time. At shelf, all packages maintained EVOO at the end of storage in terms of acidity, peroxide value, K232, while K270 exceeded limit of EVOO in glass and PET-stored oil. Loss of phenols was the highest in glass-stored oil and the lowest in high-density polyethylene （HDPE）-stored oil. In terms of sensory evaluation, glass-stored oil lost EVOO grade after three months and its edible compliance after six months, while HDPE-stored oil maintained EVOO grade 90 days and was virgin after six months. In extended lighting, acidity, peroxide value and K232 did not exceed EVOO grade, while K270 exceeded EVOO grade after 30 days in glass and polyethylene terephthalate （PET）-stored oil and after 90 days in HDPE. The loss of phenols was the largest in glass and smallest in HDPE-stored oil. Glass stored-oil lost organoleptic edible compliance before 90 days, while that in PET was virgin at 90 days and that in HDPE maintained EVOO quality 90 days. At the end of experiment, oils in all packages were not edible. In dark, all packages maintained oil in EVOO quality in terms of all indices. The loss of phenols was marginal but was the least in glass and the highest in HDPE. It was concluded that HDPE bottles conserve stored olive oil at shelf or illumination better than PET or glass, while in dark, glass was superior over plastic.

Comparative analysis on homogeneity of Pb and Cd in epoxy molding compounds

Reference materials for quantitative determination of regulated heavy metals, such as Pb and Cd in electronic components, were designed and investigated in terms of stability and homogeneity. Reference materials with two concentration levels of heavy metals were prepared by spiking Pb and Cd compounds to epoxy molding compounds made by mixing silica powders and epoxy resin. The concentration changes of the reference materials during stability test for 1 a were not observed. In the homogeneity assessment, the as-prepared reference materials were studied by using three different analytical tools, inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES), X-ray fluoroescence spectrometry (XRF) and laser ablation ICP mass. The results show different homogeneities by the characteristics of analytical tools and the materials.

The 2010 Merapi Eruption： An Overview of Melt Inclusion and Geochemical Data

To characterize the magma that gave rise to explosive eruptions of Merapi volcano in October-November 2010, melt inclusions and juvenile components fiom the eruption deposits have been analyzed. Major-element compositions of whole-rocks were analyzed by X-ray fluorescence and trace elements, including the Rare Earth Elements by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. Melt inclusions and the host minerals were analyzed using energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy and CO2 and H20 in melt inclusions, and their associated bubbles, were analyzed using laser Raman spectrometry. The compositions of the whole-rock eruption products are basaltic and esite that slightly sifting of SiO2 and K20 composition to previous eruption products, whereas the melt inclusions in pyroxene, plagioclase and hornblende are dacite to rhyolite, likely trapped mainly during late stages of crystallization of the magma. The most high volatile content in the melt inclusion are CO2 and H2O which appear strong Raman peaks for CO2 in the gas bubbles indicate abundances on high levels of CO2. Interpretation of result from a long-term flux of CO2 into the reservoir, either derived from more mafic magmas at depth or from reaction of magma in the reservoir with limestone and it may indicate that volcanic outgassing rates far exceed the amounts that can be supplied magmas.

Advanced carbon materials for flexible and wearable sensors

Flexible and wearable sensors have drawn ex-tensive concern due to their wide potential applications inwearable electronics and intelligent robots. Flexible sensorswith high sensRivity, good flexibility, and excellent stabilityare highly desirable for monitoring human biomedical signals,movements and the environment. The active materials and thedevice structures are the keys to achieve high performance.Carbon nanomaterials, including carbon nanotubes （CNTs）,graphene, carbon black and carbon nanofibers, are one of themost commonly used active materials for the fabrication ofhigh-performance flexible sensors due to their superiorproperties. Especially, CNTs and graphene can be assembledinto various multi-scaled macroscopic structures, includingone dimensional fibers, two dimensional films and three di-mensional architectures, endowing the facile design of flexiblesensors for wide practical applications. In addition, the hybridstructured carbon materials derived from natural bio-mate-rials also showed a bright prospect for applications in flexiblesensors. This review provides a comprehensive presentation offlexible and wearable sensors based on the above variouscarbon materials. Following a brief introduction of flexiblesensors and carbon materials, the fundamentals of typicalflexible sensors, such as strain sensors, pressure sensors,temperature sensors and humidity sensors, are presented.Then, the latest progress of flexible sensors based on carbonmaterials, including the fabrication processes, performanceand applications, are summarized. Finally, the remainingmajor challenges of carbon-based flexible electronics are dis-cussed and the future research directions are proposed.

Simple and cost-effective methods for precise analysis of trace element abundances in geological materials with ICP-MS

Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry （ICP-MS） is the most commonly used technique to deter- mine the abundances of trace elements in a wide range of geological materials. However, incomplete sample digestion, isobaric interferences and instrumental drift remain obvious problems that must be overcome in order to obtain precise and accurate results, For this reason, we have done many experi- ments and developed a set of simple, cost-effective and practical methods widely applicable for precise and rapid determination of trace element abundances in geological materials using ICP-MS. Commonly used high-pressure digestion technique is indeed effective in decomposing refractory phases, but this inevitably produces fluoride complexes that create new problems. We demonstrate that the fluoride complexes formed during high-pressure digestion can be readily re-dissolved using high-pressure vessel at 190 ℃ for only 2 h for 50 mg sample. In the case of isobaric interferences, although oxide （e.g., MO^＋/M^＋） and hydroxide （e.g., MO^＋/M^＋） productivity is variable between runs, the （MO^＋/M^＋）/（CeO^＋/Ce^＋） and （MOH^＋/M^＋）/（CeO^＋/Ce^＋） ratios remain constant, making isobaric interference correction for all other elements of interest straightforward, for which we provide an easy-to-use off-line procedure. We also show that mass-time-intensity drift curve is smooth as recognized previously, for which the correction can be readily done by analyzing a quality-control （QC） solution and using off-line Excel VBA procedure without internal standards. With these methods, we can produce data in reasonable agreement with rec- ommended values of international rock reference standards with a relative error of 〈8% and precision generally better than 5%. Importantly, compared to the widely used analytical practice, we can effectively save 〉60% of time （e.g., 〈24 h vs. 〉60 h）.

Rare earth doping effect on the optical properties of several fluorescence materials

Based on the optical properties of rare earth fluorescence materials, a set of fluorescence optical fiber systems was designed. The system selects the emitting LED, which is economical and practical as a light source. The experiment of the emission and excitation optical spectrum, decay curve of fluorescence and residuals for several sensitive materials confirms the match of Y2O2S:Eu using the light source and the feasibility of the system. The rare earth material Y2O2S:Eu is selected as the material candidate for being the most sensitive.

Suppression of Sn^(2+) and Lewis acidity in SnS_(2)/black phosphorus heterostructure for ppb-level room temperature NO_(2) gas sensor

The selective detection of harmful gases is of great significance to human health and air quality,triggering the need for special customizations of sensing material structure.In this study,we prepared a novel Sn S_(2)/black phosphorus(BP)two-dimensional(2D)-2D heterostructure via the in situ hydrothermal growth of Sn S_(2)nanosheets on exfoliated BP lamellae for NO_(2)sensing applications.In the Sn S_(2)/BP composite,the holes with high oxidizability in p-type BP could oxidize Sn^(2+)into Sn^(4+),thus inhibiting the formation of Lewis acidic S vacancies.This Sn^(2+)/Lewis acidity suppression of the composite was further confirmed by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and acidic double-layer capacitance analyses,and promoted the adsorption and detection of acidic NO_(2).Owing to its valence and Lewis acidity engineering,the Sn S_(2)/BP heterostructure sensor could detect trace levels of NO_(2)as low as 100 ppb(parts per billion)with high response,fast response/recovery,good stability,and selectivity at room temperature.The high absorption energy of NO_(2)(à0.74 e V),as indicated by the density functional theory calculations,suggests that NO_(2)was chemically adsorbed on the Sn S_(2)/BP surface,which was also evidenced by the in situ Raman spectroscopy results.This work opens up interesting opportunities for the rational design of highly efficient NO_(2)gas sensors through Lewis acidity modification and interface engineering.