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在炎热的夏天,妈妈是风。当我进入甜美的梦乡时,她为我扇扇子。在寒冷的冬天,妈妈是太阳。在我感觉寒冷时,她给我温暖。在凉爽的下雨天,妈妈是一把伞。在我上学的路上．她为我遮风挡雨。     

基于ANSYS Workbench的数控插齿机主轴分析

采用ANSYY Workbench对数控插齿机主轴进行有限元分析。在软件DM中建立主轴模型,利用软件的自动划分网格技术划分网格,并施加载荷和约束、求解;利用输出的主轴的正应力曲线、主轴总变形和主轴在Y方向的变形曲线对主轴性能进行分析。     

河北省金融生态环境与经济发展协调耦合关系研究

良好的金融生态环境对经济发展具有重要推动作用,而持续稳定的经济发展为金融生态环境提供了有力支持。引入主成分分析法及复合系统模型,构建河北省经济发展和金融生态环境评价指标体系,并对二者的耦合协调度进行测度,探讨河北省金融生态环境与经济发展的关系。     

2020春季开学第一课语文教学案例

随着疫情形势的逐渐好转,各行各业相继复工复产,各中小学校也将陆续开学。为了抚慰疫情给孩子们的心灵带来的影响,时值春季,我们选择了毛泽东的《七绝·咏蛙》作为开学后语文教学的第一课。     

翻转课堂教学模式在会计信息化课程教学中的应用

会计信息化课程是一门实用性很强的课程,需要学生具备较强的实践技能。将翻转课堂教学模式应用到会计信息化课程教学中,可以让学生从被动转入到主动学习状态中,并强化学生自主探究的意识和能力,从而掌握更为扎实的理论知识和实践技能。翻转课堂教学模式在会计信息化课程教学中的具体应用要明确教学目标及学习任务,设计优质的课前教学资料,精心设计课堂教学环节,设计合理的成绩评价体系。这样不仅可以提升学生的知识掌握能力和实践运用能力,让他们掌握更多实际性的知识,还有助于提升课堂教学效果,促进教学改革发展。     

Effects of rest interval during high-repetition resistance training on strength, aerobic fitness, and repeated-sprint ability

The effect of altering the rest period on adaptations to high-repetition resistance training is not well known. Eighteen active females were matched according to leg strength and repeated-sprint ability and randomly allocated to one of two groups. One group performed resistance training with 20-s rest intervals between sets, while the other group employed 80-s rest intervals between sets. Both groups performed the same total training volume and load. Each group trained 3 days a week for 5 weeks [15- to 20-repetition maximum (RM), 2 - 5 sets]. Repeated-sprint ability (5x6-s maximal cycle sprints), 3-RM leg press strength, and anthropometry were determined before and after each training programme. There was a greater improvement in repeated-sprint ability after training with 20-s rest intervals (12.5%) than after training with 80-s rest intervals (5.4%) (P = 0.030). In contrast, there were greater improvements in strength after training with 80-s rest intervals (45.9%) than after training with 20-s rest intervals (19.6%) (P = 0.010). There were no changes in anthropometry for either group following training. These results suggest that when training volume and load are matched, despite a smaller increase in strength, 5 weeks of training with short rest periods results in greater improvements in repeated-sprint ability than the same training with long rest periods.     

Validation of an integrated experimental set-up for kinetic and kinematic three-dimensional analyses in a training environment

Biomechanical analyses using synchronized tools [electromyography (EMG), motion capture, force sensors, force platform, and digital camera] are classically performed in a laboratory environment that could influence the performance. We present a system for studying the running sprint start that synchronizes motion capture, EMG, and ground reaction force data. To maximize motion capture (Vicon 612 with six cameras), a special dim environment was created in the stadium. "Classical" tools were combined with "purpose-built" tools intended to analyse the different aspects of movement. For example, a synchronization system was built to create a common time-base for all data recordings and a portable EMG system was synchronized by a cable that was "disconnected" by the athlete's movement out of the blocks. This disconnection represented an independent event recorded by different tools. A "gap" was measured for some sprint start events between kinetic and kinematic (motion capture) data. Calibration results, measurements of time "gap", and duration of the independent event were used to validate the accuracy of motion capture and the synchronization system. The results validate the entire experimental set-up and suggest adjustment values for motion capture data. This environment can be used to study other movements and can easily be applied to several sports.     

Relational efficacy beliefs in athlete dyads: an investigation using actor-partner interdependence models

The first purpose of this study was to examine the interrelationships among three forms of relational efficacy within performing dyads, namely, self-efficacy, other-efficacy, and relation-inferred self-efficacy. The second objective was to examine the relationships between these efficacy beliefs and athletes' perceptions of their commitment to and satisfaction with their current partnership. Participants were 120 junior tennis players (age, M = 14.30 years, SD = 1.21) performing within 60 intact pairs (i.e., doubles). Results revealed that self-efficacy and other-efficacy were predictive of athlete commitment and satisfaction, respectively. In addition, by utilizing actor-partner interdependence models, partner as well as actor effects were evident. The findings illustrate that relational efficacy beliefs may not only have implications for the individual holding such beliefs, but also for his or her relational partner. Implications for the future study of efficacy beliefs within dyadic contexts are discussed.     

The use of physiological, anthropometric, and skill data to predict selection in a talent-identified junior volleyball squad

The aim of this study was to determine whether physiological, anthropometric, and skill test results could discriminate between junior volleyball players of varying ability. Twenty-eight junior volleyball players competed for selection in a talent-identification volleyball programme. Participants underwent measurements of stature, standing reach stature, body mass, skinfold thickness, overhead medicine ball throw, vertical jump, spike jump, 5-m and 10-m speed, "T" test agility, maximal aerobic power, and passing, setting, serving, and spiking technique and accuracy. A discriminant analysis was conducted on the selected and non-selected groups to obtain a regression equation that could be used to predict selection in junior volleyball squads based on the dependent variables. Passing and serving technique were the only significant variables included in the discriminant analysis. Cross-validation results showed that 17 of 19 selected players (89.5%) and 5 of 9 non-selected players (55.6%) were correctly classified into selected and non-selected groups, respectively, providing an overall predictive accuracy of 78.6%. The results of this study demonstrate that selected skill test results (i.e. subjective coach evaluations of passing technique and serving technique), but not physiological and anthropometric data, discriminate between successful and unsuccessful talent-identified junior volleyball players. These results demonstrate the importance of developing passing and serving technique in talent-identified junior volleyball players.