Distribution of inorganic phosphate and dissolved oxygen and their relationship in the coastal upwelling area off Zhejiang

The change and distribution of inorganic phosphate and dissolved oxygen content in sea water pos-sess a certuin regularity and correlation, which are closely related to the direct influence of biologicalactivities. During the period of phytoplankton bloom, phosphate content may be exhausted and, at thesame time, oxygen content in sea water increases in the euphotic layer. With the decomposition of or-ganic matter, phosphate content increases and oxygen content decreases in the deeper layer. In addi-tion, the upwelling carries the "new" nutrients to the euphotic layer, which provides advantageous

A Mechanism Supporting the Client/Server Relationship in the Operating System of Distributed System “THUDS”

This paper presents a distributed operating system modeled as an abstract machine that provides all the distributed processes with the same set of services.The kernel of our operating system supports ser- vices which are achieved by a remote procedure call on requests by parallel processes.Therefore,a scheme for solving the client-server relationship is required.In our system there are more than one cli- ents and,at least,a receive would he required for each.Similarly,there are more than one servers such that the send in a client should produce a message that can he received by every server. Consequently,a mechanism well suited for programming multiple-clients/single-server and sin- gle client/multiple-servers interactions is proposed.