Abstract: Embodiments of the present application disclose a method for displaying information, and a terminal equipment, wherein at least one information card is displayed on a display screen after a display instruction is received, the information card including information to be displayed. It means that an information card is displayed as long as a terminal equipment receives a display instruction, such that a user can browse information displayed on an information card without entering an application, and thus the operation is simple. In addition, the terminal device can also switch information cards after receiving a switching instruction to display more information to a user.

Abstract: The invention provides an aluminum nanosheet, having an equivalent diameter of 50 to 1000 nm, and a thickness of 1.5 to 50 nm. The invention further provides a method for preparing the aluminum nanosheet and the use thereof as a two-photon light emitting material or a Raman enhanced material.

Abstract: Disclosed are dispersed graphene sheets, ribbons, graphene molecules and the like which are pristine in the plane, i.e., free of significant defects and chemical modifications such as oxidation. The materials could be functionalized at the edges. These materials are dispersed in solutions rather than in aggregated or insoluble forms as their parent starting materials. Also disclosed is a method comprising the steps of intercalating an insoluble graphitic material. The method may comprise exfoliating graphite and re-intercalating the resultant material with an acid composition, such as oleum, and a strong organic base such as tetrabutylammonium hydroxide in a solvent solution to form a homogenous suspension, which is then agitated to form dispersed graphene materials. The materials may be solubilized with a hydrophilic polymer and can be further manipulated by transfer into different solvents, formation of films, application to optical and electronic devices, and other applications.

Abstract: The invention discloses a silver-chromium alloy nanowire having a diameter of 18 to 60 nm, a length of 5 to 100 ?m, wherein a molar ratio of the silver to chromium is 1:0.01-3. The preparation method of the silver-chromium alloy nanowire comprises the steps of: a. preparing a reaction solution: formulating a silver source, a chromium source, polyvinylpyrrolidone and a reductive agent into a reaction solution, or adding the materials into deionized water to formulate a reaction solution; and b. performing a reductive reaction: performing a reductive reaction by maintaining the reaction vessel at a temperature of 120° C. to 200° C. for 2-10 hours to obtain a silver-chromium alloy nanowire suspension. The minimum diameter of the silver-chromium alloy nanowire of the present invention may reach 18 nm and its length is usually 20 ?m or above. Thus, it has a broad application prospect.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present application disclose a method and for displaying information as well as a terminal equipment, wherein at least one information card is displayed on a display screen after it is detected that the display screen switches to a screen-on state from a screen-off state. The switch of the display screen to the screen-on state from the screen-off state indicates that a user may be in a spare state. In this case, target information potentially desired by the user is displayed in form of an information card, such that the user can browse the target information with spare time, thus increasing utilization of the spare time of users.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present application disclose a method for displaying information and a terminal equipment, and relate to the technical field of computers, wherein, the above method comprises: detecting whether a display screen of a terminal equipment switches from a screen-off state to a screen-on state when the display screen is in the screen-off state; if so, displaying at least one information card on the display screen, wherein, the size of the information card is smaller than that of the display screen; each information card includes information obtained from a program of the terminal equipment. By applying the solution provided by the embodiments of the present application, the usage of spare time of users can be improved.

Abstract: The present invention provides a piezoelectric quartz crystal resonator and a method for fabricating the same. The piezoelectric quartz crystal resonator comprises a circuit board, a quartz crystal resonator, and a thermistor; wherein, the thermistor is configured to detect a temperature of the quartz crystal resonator, the thermistor and the quartz crystal resonator are arranged on the circuit board and interconnected with each other via electric wires arranged on the circuit board; the thermistor and the quartz crystal resonator are sealed independently from each other by thermoplastic material, and the thermoplastic material sealing the thermistor is in contact with the thermoplastic material sealing the quartz crystal resonator.

Abstract: A tension meter of an anchor rod with constant resistance and large deformation comprises a pull rod and a hollow jack. The meter further includes: a rotation device for controlling the rotation angle of the hollow jack; a lifter for adjusting the height of the hollow jack and the rotation device; a first hydraulic pump for driving the hollow jack, wherein the hollow jack is fixed on the rotation device mounted on the lifter. The meter has a large measurement range and a high load capacity.

Abstract: An experimental method for simulating an impact rock-burst, comprises the following steps: making a rock sample having a through hole or a half hole; loading initial static stresses of three directions onto the rock sample; then loading dynamic load(s) by 0.5-10 minutes, to determine whether a spalling phenomenon appears on an internal surface of the hole; if appears, and the rock sample is further damaged, determining and recording a failure course, if not appears, increasing the static stress(es) or the intensity of the dynamic load, then repeating the experiment procedure as far as the rock sample goes into the failure course, then determining and recording the failure course, and ending the expierment. The impact rockburst induced by dynamic load is simulated in the rock sample successfully, and by sudying mechanical mechanisms of the rock-burst, the present application lays foundations for gradually understanding and mastering the nature of real rock burst.

Abstract: Disclosed are nanoparticles, such as carbon nanotubes or other graphitic sheet materials having extended aromatic surfaces, which are used to deliver active agents such as drugs, labels or dyes (termed for convenience a “drug”) to the interior of cells. The nanoparticles are functionalized by a hydrophilic polymer or adsorption of an amphiphilic molecule to render them stable in suspension. The drug is therefore capable of release in the cell exterior. The drug is more rapidly released at lower pH, as found e.g., in tumor cells. The drug may also be linked to a branched chain hydrophilic polymer, so that each polymer molecule carries more than one drug bound by a cleavable linker.

Abstract: An experimental method for simulating an impact rock-burst, comprises the following steps: making a rock sample having a through hole or a half hole; loading initial static stresses of three directions onto the rock sample; then loading dynamic load(s) by 0.5-10 minutes, to determine whether a spalling phenomenon appears on an internal surface of the hole; if appears, and the rock sample is further damaged, determining and recording a failure course, if not appears, increasing the static stress(es) or the intensity of the dynamic load, then repeating the experiment procedure as far as rock sample goes into the failure course, then determining and recording the failure course, and ending the expierment. The impact rockburst induced by dynamic load is simulated on the rock sample successfully, and by studying mechanical mechanisms of the rock-burst, the present application lays foundations for gradually understanding and mastering the nature of real rock burst.

Abstract: A tension meter of an anchor rod with constant resistance and large deformation comprises a pull rod and a hollow jack (13). The meter further includes: a rotation device for controlling the rotation angle of the hollow jack (3); a lifter for adjusting the height of the hollow jack (13) and the rotation device; a first hydraulic pump (1) for driving the hollow jack (13), wherein the hollow jack (13) is fixed on the rotation device mounted on the lifter. The meter has a large measurement range and a high load capacity.

Abstract: Disclosed are nanoparticles, such as carbon nanotubes or other graphitic sheet materials having extended aromatic surfaces, which are used to deliver active agents such as drugs, labels or dyes (termed for convenience a “drug”) to the interior of cells. The nanoparticles are functionalized by a hydrophilic polymer or adsorption of an amphiphilic molecule to render them stable in suspension. The drug is therefore capable of release in the cell exterior. The drug is more rapidly released at lower pH, as found e.g., in tumor cells. The drug may also be linked to a branched chain hydrophilic polymer, so that each polymer molecule carries more than one drug bound by a cleavable linker.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a liquid treatment module, which comprises power distribution panels, electrode plates and a framework with side plates. The two power distribution panels are fixed on the two side plates. The power distribution panels have electrode plates located on inner side of the panels. There are two or more double-sided electrode plates placed in stacks between the two distribution panels which are connected to the DC power supply through the electric wires. There are separators placed between the adjacent electrode plates to provide the flow channels. Each flow channel is connected with the inlet and outlet holes on the side plates. The exposed surface of the power distribution panels, double-sided electrode plates and the separators are bonded and sealed by the insulating package.

Abstract: Disclosed are nanoparticles, such as carbon nanotubes or other graphitic sheet materials having extended aromatic surfaces, which are used to deliver active agents such as drugs, labels or dyes (termed for convenience a “drug”) to the interior of cells. The nanoparticles are functionalized by a hydrophilic polymer or adsorption of an amphiphilic molecule to render them stable in suspension. The drug is therefore capable of release in the cell exterior. The drug is more rapidly released at lower pH, as found e.g., in tumor cells. The drug may also be linked to a branched chain hydrophilic polymer, so that each polymer molecule carries more than one drug bound by a cleavable linker.

Abstract: A technique implements a novel high-speed high-density packet buffer utilizing a combination of high-speed and low-speed memory devices. The novel packet buffer is organized as a plurality of FIFO queues where each FIFO queue is associated with a particular input or output line. Each queue comprises a high-speed cache portion that resides in high-speed memory and a low-speed high-density portion that resides in low-speed high-density memory. The high-speed cache portion contains FIFO data that contains head and/or tail associated with the novel FIFO queue. The low-speed high-density portion contains FIFO data that is not contained in the high-speed cache portion.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a liquid treatment module, which comprises power distribution panels, electrode plates and a framework with side plates. The two power distribution panels are fixed on the two side plates. The power distribution panels have electrode plates located on inner side of the panels. There are two or more double-sided electrode plates placed in stacks between the two distribution panels which are connected to the DC power supply through the electric wires. There are separators placed between the adjacent electrode plates to provide the flow channels. Each flow channel is connected with the inlet and outlet holes on the side plates. The exposed surface of the power distribution panels, double-sided electrode plates and the separators are bonded and sealed by the insulating package.

Abstract: Disclosed are dispersed graphene sheets, ribbons, graphene molecules and the like which are pristine in the plane, i.e., free of significant defects and chemical modifications such as oxidation. The materials could be functionalized at the edges. These materials are dispersed in solutions rather than in aggregated or insoluble forms as their parent starting materials. Also disclosed is a method comprising the steps of intercalating an insoluble graphitic material. The method may comprise exfoliating graphite and re-intercalating the resultant material with an acid composition, such as oleum, and a strong organic base such as tetrabutylammonium hydroxide in a solvent solution to form a homogenous suspension, which is then agitated to form dispersed graphene materials. The materials may be solubilized with a hydrophilic polymer and can be further manipulated by transfer into different solvents, formation of films, application to optical and electronic devices, and other applications.

Abstract: Disclosed are nanoparticles, such as carbon nanotubes or other materials having extended aromatic surfaces (e.g., graphene sheet or nanotube), which are used to deliver active agents such as drugs, labels or dyes (termed for convenience a “drug”) to the interior of cells. The nanoparticles are functionalized by a hydrophilic polymer to render them stable in suspension. This molecule may be covalently attached to the nanoparticle, or may be adsorbed thereto as an amphiphilic molecule. The nanoparticles are coupled to the drug through supramolecular bonding i.e., binding to the exterior of the nanoparticle through ?-stacking. The drug may also be covalently bonded to the hydrophilic polymer, which is coupled to the nanoparticle through supramolecular bonding. The drug is therefore capable of release in the cell exterior. The drug is more rapidly released at lower pH, as found e.g., in tumor cells.

Abstract: A technique synchronizes data retrieved from memory devices at a memory controller of a high-speed memory subsystem. Each memory device is organized into a plurality of data groupings. The memory controller stores (via one or more write operations) a known synchronization (sync) pattern at each data grouping on the memory devices and then retrieves (via one or more read operations) that sync pattern from the groupings. Synchronization logic located at a local clock boundary of the memory controller is configured to recognize the retrieved sync pattern and “automatically” synchronize all pieces of data retrieved from the data groupings, even though there may be substantial skew between the groupings.