肩胛骨骨折 Fractrue of the Clavicle 肱骨干骨折 Fractrue of the Shaft of Humerus 肱骨髁上骨折 Supracondylar Fractrue of the Humerus 肱骨髁间骨折 Interocondylar Fractrue of the Humerus 肱骨外髁骨折 Fractrue of external Condyle of Humerus 肱骨内上髁骨折 Fractrue of medial epicondyle of Humerus 尺骨鹰嘴骨折 Olecranal Fractrue 桡骨头骨折 Fractrue of the Head of the Radius 尺、桡骨干双骨折 fractrue of radius and ulna 尺、桡骨干单骨折 fractrue of radius or ulna 尺骨上1/3骨折合并桡骨头脱位 Monteggia’s fractrue 桡骨下1/3骨折合并下桡尺关节脱位 Galeazzi’s fractrue 腕骨骨折 Fractrue of the Carpal Bones 腕舟骨骨折 Fractrue of the Scaphoid 掌骨骨折 Fractrue of metacarpal bone 指骨骨折 Phalangeal fractrue

Chapter 2 Instruments of IS ◼ 2.1 An Overview of Negotiable Instruments ◼ 2.2 Bill of Exchange/Draft ◼ 2.3 Promissory Note ◼ 2.4 Check Chapter 3 Remittance ◼ 3.1 Outline of Remittance ◼ 3.2 Procedure for Remittance ◼ 3.3 Application of Remittance Chapter 4 Collection ◼ 4.1 An Overview of Collection ◼ 4.2 Documentary Collection Practice ◼ 4.3 Risk Protection and Financing under Collection Chapter 5 Letter of credit ◼ 5.1 An Overview of L/C ◼ 5.2 Procedures of L/C ◼ 5.3 Types of credit ◼ 5.4 Key Issues under L/C Chapter 6 Documents ◼ 6.1 Commercial documents ◼ 6.2 Transport documents ◼ 6.3 Insurance documents ◼ 6.4 official documents ◼ 6.5 Documents examinations and disposal of discrepancies Chapter 7 International Trade Finance ◼ 7.1 Facilities on Import & Export Finance ◼ 7.2 Forfeiting ◼ 7.3 International Factoring Chapter 8 Bank’s Letter of Guarantee ◼ 8.1 Concepts of L/G ◼ 8.2 Parties to an L/G ◼ 8.3 Types of L/G ◼ 8.4 Contents of L/G

The Science of Genetics Cellular Reproduction Mendelism: The Basic Principles of Inheritance CHAPTER 4 Extensions of Mendelism The Chromosomal Basis of Mendelism Variation in Chromosome Number and Structure Linkage, Crossing Over, and Chromosome Mapping in Eukaryotes The Genetics of Bacteria and Their Viruses DNA and the Molecular Structure of Chromosomes Replication of DNA and Chromosomes Translation and the Genetic Code Mutation, DNA Repair, and Recombination The Techniques of Molecular Genetics Genomics Applications of Molecular Genetics Transposable Genetic Elements Regulation of Gene Expression in Prokaryotes Regulation of Gene Expression in Eukaryotes The Genetic Control of Animal Development The Genetic Basis of Cancer Inheritance of Complex Traits Population Genetics Evolutionary Genetics Transcription and RNA Processing

Chapter I – Principles of Regulatory Law in Regulatory States I - Founding Principles § 1 – The Emergence of Competition Law as General Regulatory Law § 2 - The Emergence of Sectorial Regulatory Law § 3 - Why Regulate ? - The Foundations of Public Action II – Principles Governing the Regulation Process § 1 – Regulatory Agencies and the Independence Principle §2 - Principles Governing Regulatory Agencies’ Action Chapter II – Principles of Regulatory Systems in Post-Regulatory States I – Multiplication of Regulation Levels § 1 - Global Regulation § 2 – The Increase of Private Self Regulation § 3 - The Increased Regulatory Function of Private Law II. Private Enforcement of Regulatory Law § 1 – The U.S. Regime of Private Enforcement of Regulatory Law: the Most Fully Developed among Modern Systems § 2 – The Emergence/development of Private Enforcement of Regulatory Law in Europe

Ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBFS) and steelmaking slag have been used as a raw material for cement production or as an aggregate to make concrete, which contribute aluminum, calcium, iron, and silicon oxides.The suitability of the slag for a particular application depends on its reactivity, cost, availability, and its influence on the properties of the resulting concrete.For the interest of durability studying of concrete in the presence of slag, the accelerated carbonation products and leaching behavior of the slag and Portland cement (PC) were studied.The experimental results confirmed that the slag was more resistant to carbonation compared to PC.The carbonation degree of GGBFS reduced by 17.74%;and the carbonation degrees of steelmaking slags reduced by 9.51%-11.94%.Carbonation neutralized the alkaline nature of the hydrated pastes and gave rise to the redox potential of the leachate slightly (30-77mV).The carbonation also increased the release of most of the elements pr

The Present work has found that the transverse rupture strength of WC-Co hardmetals can be improved by queuching heat treatment. The increment of transverse rupture strength （ΔTRS） was dependent on the cobalt content of hardmetal. The higher the cobalt content of hardmetal is, the more the increment of transverse rupture strength is. The main reason is that the transformation of face centered cubic cobalt stabilized at high temperature to hexagonal close packed cobalt can be depressed by quenching. The transformation temperature of hexagonal close packed cobalt binder phase was determined by differential thermal analysis. It was found that the transformation temperature increases with increase of cobalt content of hardmetal. The reason is that the cobalt binder phase of high cobalt hardmetal contains higher tungsten content than that of low cobalt hardmetal after quenching

2.1 Discrete-time signals:sequences 2.1.1 Definition 2.1.2 Classification of sequence 2.1.3 Basic sequences 2.1.4 Period of sequence 2.1.5 Symmetry of sequence 2.1.6 Energy of sequence 2.1.7 The basic operations of sequences 2.2 Discrete-time system 2.2.1 Definition：input-output description of systems 2.2.2 Classification of discrete-time system 2.2.3 Linear time-invariant system（LTI） 2.2.4 Linear constant-coefficient difference equation 2.2.5. Direct implementation of discrete-time system 2.3 Frequency-domain representation of discrete-time signal and system 2.3.1 definition of fourier transform 2.3.2 frequency response of system 2.3.3 properties of fourier transform

◼ LC at the Phonological Level ◼ Research Method ◼ The Structure of Speech ◼ Perception of Isolated Speech Segments ◼ Perception of Continuous Speech ◼ Perception of Written Language ◼ LC at the Lexical Level ◼ Dimensions of Word knowledge ◼ Organization of the Internal Lexicon ◼ Models of Lexical Access ◼ Implications ◼ LC at the Sentence Level ◼ Comprehension of Sentence ◼ Sentence Memory For Sentences ◼ LC at the Discourse Level ◼ Comprehension of Discourse ◼ Memory for Discourse ◼ Educational Implications ◼ **Blending Theory and Discourse ◆ This analysis of language comprehension into four levels of processing is for convenience of exposition; it does not necessarily mean that we process language in a strictly serial manner

1 Neglect: A Disorder of Spatial Attention 1 Anjan Chatterjee 2 Bálint’s Syndrome: A Disorder of Visual Cognition 27 Robert Rafal 3 Amnesia: A Disorder of Episodic Memory 41 Michael S. Mega 4 Semantic Dementia: A Disorder of Semantic Memory 67 John R. Hodges 5 Topographical Disorientation: A Disorder of Way-Finding Ability 89 Geoffrey K. Aguirre 6 Acquired Dyslexia: A Disorder of Reading 109 H. Branch Coslett 7 Acalculia: A Disorder of Numerical Cognition 129 Darren R. Gitelman 8 Transcortical Motor Aphasia: A Disorder of Language Production 165 Michael P. Alexander 9 Wernicke Aphasia: A Disorder of Central Language Processing 175 Jeffrey R. Binder 10 Apraxia: A Disorder of Motor Control 239 Scott Grafton 11 Lateral Prefrontal Syndrome: A Disorder of Executive Control 259 Robert T. Knight and Mark D’Esposito Contributors 281

§ 2 – The Increase of Private Regulation and Self-Regulation 1. The Origin of the Increase of Private Regulation and Self Regulation 2. The Resulting Regulatory System: Co-Regulation 3. Risks and Advantages of Co-Regulation § 3 - The Increased Regulatory Function of Private Law II. Private Enforcement of Regulatory Law § 1 - The U.S. Regime of Private Enforcement of Regulatory Law: the Most Fully Developed among Modern Systems § 2 - The Development of Private Enforcement of Regulatory Law in Europe