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“物联网”已成为新一代炙手可热的IT技术概念。所谓物联网,就是通过传感器、芯片等方式实现物与物沟通的网络。小到手表、钥匙,大到汽车、楼房,由此都可以“自动开口说话”:当司机出现操作失误时汽车会自动报警;公文包会提醒主人忘带了什么东西……“物联网”的逐步实现,使得城市生活的模式悄然发生着革命性的变化。材料启示我们()
A.
应该否定旧事物支持新事物
B.
应注重研究新情况,善于提出新问题,解决新问题
C.
必须创造规律促使现有事物发生变化
D.
可以根据自己的需要创造新的事物
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【单选题】诊断伤寒最有价值的实验室检查是( )
A.
血象
B.
血培养
C.
粪便培养
D.
尿培养
E.
肥达反应
【多选题】Which of the following are the correct descriptions of the process of fertilization?
A.
The sperm has to get through corona radiate to finish fertilization.
B.
Fertilization occurs when the sperm can deliver its genetic material.
C.
The egg is released from the fallopian tube to meet the sperm.
D.
When egg and sperm fuse, a diploid cell is formed.
【简答题】8051的堆栈区一般开辟在()
【简答题】为庆祝九七回归祖国,四支足球队进行比赛,已知情况如下,问结论是否有效 ? 前提:( 1 )若 P 队得第一,则 Q 队或 R 队获亚军; ( 2 )若 R 队获亚军,则 P 队不能获冠军; ( 3 )若 S 队获亚军,则 Q 队不能获亚军; ( 4 ) P 队获第一; 结论:( 5 ) S 队不是亚军。
【单选题】嵌顿疝发生的原因是
A.
疝环小而内容物多
B.
疝环小而疝囊颈的弹力大
C.
疝环小而腹内压突然增加
D.
疝环小而疝囊颈水肿
E.
疝环大而疝囊颈水肿
【单选题】___________ is the second phase of the ovarian cycle in which a mature egg is released from the ovarian follicles into the oviduct.
A.
Menstruation
B.
Bleeding
C.
Ovulation
D.
Menopause
【单选题】一个班 40同学参加考试后,老师发现大部分同学成绩集中于高分段。下列描述中不可能正确的是( )。
A.
全班 65%的同学考试成绩高于均值
B.
全班 65%的同学考试成绩高于中数
C.
全班 65%的同学考试成绩高于众数
D.
全班同学考试成绩是负偏态分布
【单选题】___________ is the second phase of the ovarian cycle in which a mature egg is released from the ovarian follicles into the oviduct.
A.
Menstruation
B.
Bleeding
C.
Ovulation
D.
menopause
【单选题】下列对原文的叙述和分析 , 不正确 的一项是 ( )
A.
. 【甲】 文通过乙钓鱼效率的提高 , 突出了甲所说道理的正确性 , 也表明乙极不情愿听取别人意见 , 对甲的话不闻不问 。
B.
. 【甲】 文写出了做事不能急躁 , 要淡定从容 , 专心致志 , 持之以恒 , 保有内心的宁静 ,才 能取得好的成绩
C.
. 【乙】 对于羊子拾金 , 其妻引用古训劝丈夫不要求利污行 , 阐述了做人要洁身自好的道理 ; 对于羊子辍学 , 其妻以织布为喻劝丈夫不要中途弃学 , 阐明了学习要持之以恒的道理 。
D.
. 【甲 】【乙】 两文在写法、构思上都有相同之处 , 都有情节 , 有人物 , 有议论 , 有描述 , 以小见大 , 寓意发人深省 。
【多选题】How is fertilization carried out?
A.
Of the 300 million human sperm ejaculated during sexual intercourse, only about 200 reach the site of fertilization in the oviduct. Sperm are attracted to an ovulated egg by chemical signals released by both the egg and the supporting cells that surround it. Once a sperm finds the egg, it must migrate through a protective layer of cells and then bind to, and tunnel through, the egg coat, called the zona pellucida.
B.
Finally, the sperm must bind to and fuse with the underlying egg plasma membrane. Although fertilization normally occurs by this process of sperm–egg fusion, it can also be achieved artificially by injecting the sperm directly into the egg cytoplasm; this is often done in infertility clinics when there is a problem with natural sperm–egg fusion.
C.
Although many sperm may bind to an egg, only one normally fuses with the egg plasma membrane and introduces its DNA into the egg cytoplasm. The control of this step is especially important because it ensures that the fertilized egg—also called a zygote—will contain two, and only two, sets of chromosomes. Several mechanisms prevent multiple sperm from entering an egg. In one mechanism, the first successful sperm triggers the release of a wave of Ca 2+ ions in the egg cytoplasm. This flood of Ca 2+ in turn triggers the secretion of enzymes that cause a “hardening” of the zona pellucida, which prevents “runner up” sperm from penetrating the egg. The Ca 2+ wave also helps trigger the development of the egg. To watch a fertilization-induced calcium wave.
D.
The process of fertilization is not complete, however, until the two haploid nuclei (called pronuclei) come together and combine their chromosomes into a single diploid nucleus. Soon after the pronuclei fuse, the diploid cell begins to divide, forming a ball of cells that—through repeated rounds of cell division and differentiation—will give rise to an embryo and, eventually, an adult organism. Fertilization marks the beginning of one of the most remarkable phenomena in all of biology—the process by which a single-celled zygote initiates the developmental program that directs the formation of a new individual.
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【多选题】How is fertilization carried out?
A.
Of the 300 million human sperm ejaculated during sexual intercourse, only about 200 reach the site of fertilization in the oviduct. Sperm are attracted to an ovulated egg by chemical signals released by both the egg and the supporting cells that surround it. Once a sperm finds the egg, it must migrate through a protective layer of cells and then bind to, and tunnel through, the egg coat, called the zona pellucida.
B.
Finally, the sperm must bind to and fuse with the underlying egg plasma membrane. Although fertilization normally occurs by this process of sperm–egg fusion, it can also be achieved artificially by injecting the sperm directly into the egg cytoplasm; this is often done in infertility clinics when there is a problem with natural sperm–egg fusion.
C.
Although many sperm may bind to an egg, only one normally fuses with the egg plasma membrane and introduces its DNA into the egg cytoplasm. The control of this step is especially important because it ensures that the fertilized egg—also called a zygote—will contain two, and only two, sets of chromosomes. Several mechanisms prevent multiple sperm from entering an egg. In one mechanism, the first successful sperm triggers the release of a wave of Ca 2+ ions in the egg cytoplasm. This flood of Ca 2+ in turn triggers the secretion of enzymes that cause a “hardening” of the zona pellucida, which prevents “runner up” sperm from penetrating the egg. The Ca 2+ wave also helps trigger the development of the egg. To watch a fertilization-induced calcium wave.
D.
The process of fertilization is not complete, however, until the two haploid nuclei (called pronuclei) come together and combine their chromosomes into a single diploid nucleus. Soon after the pronuclei fuse, the diploid cell begins to divide, forming a ball of cells that—through repeated rounds of cell division and differentiation—will give rise to an embryo and, eventually, an adult organism. Fertilization marks the beginning of one of the most remarkable phenomena in all of biology—the process by which a single-celled zygote initiates the developmental program that directs the formation of a new individual.