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Mikhail M., Krasnov,Marina E., Ladonkina,Olga A., Nekliudova,Vladimir F., Tishkin Techno-Press 2022 Advances in aircraft and spacecraft science Vol.9 No.5
This study compares various ways of calculating flows for the problems with the presence of shock waves by first-order schemes and higher-order DG method on the tests from the Quirk list, namely: Quirk's problem and its modifications, shock wave diffraction at a 90 degree corner, the problem of double Mach reflection. It is shown that the use of HLLC and Godunov's numerical schemes flows in calculations can lead to instability, the Rusanov-Lax-Friedrichs scheme flow can lead to high dissipation of the solution. The most universal in heavy production calculations are hybrid schemes flows, which allow the suppression of the development of instability and conserve the accuracy of the method.
The issue of vaccine refusal: the study of a risky behavior
Mikhail Osadchuk 대한백신학회 2023 Clinical and Experimental Vaccine Research Vol.12 No.3
Purpose: Influenza is the most common seasonal infectious disease that causes permanent social, economic, and medical problems worldwide. Therefore, the most effective way to prevent influenza is through vaccines. The aim of this study is to identify the influence of factors that determine the refusal of influenza vaccine among three subjects groups. Materials and Methods: A survey was conducted amongst the three high-risk groups in 2018–2019 (Moscow, Russia). The survey involved 1,620 parents and pregnant women (group 1), 324 doctors (group 2), and 433 students (group 3). Poor vaccine uptake was observed among respondents in all three groups. Results: According to the survey results, only 22.2% of children and 13.8% of adults were vaccinated against influenza. Group 2 showed increased rates with 36.7% of vaccinated adults and 58.7% of children. The lowest adherence to annual vaccinations was recorded in group 3 (only 17.3%). There is also a negative correlation between adherence to vaccination and smoking (-0.66), unhealthy diet (-0.73), poor oral hygiene (-0.61), and insufficient awareness of the need for influenza vaccine as well (-0.81). Conclusion: Thus, a general lack of vaccination awareness has a fundamental role in forming a negative attitude toward influenza vaccine. It is necessary to conduct research to promote vaccination against influenza to improve vaccine uptake among high-risk groups, particularly students.
In-Use Compliance Emission Testing Analysis Applied in LabVIEW for Engineers
Mikhail, Ghaly-Rezk,Lee, Chun-Beom,Choi, Seong-Joo Korean Institute for Pratical Engineering Educatio 2014 실천공학교육논문지 Vol.6 No.2
Analyzing test data of a vehicle for evaluating its emission performance is an essential process in automotive development field, yet it is intricate and tedious task. In addition, clear understanding and care are required when the analysis process is carried out. Computer software solutions significantly reduce the time and the effort for such analysis. Developing a computer routine to analyze the emission data in a vehicle test demands a complete understanding of the emissions analysis and its related details. In this paper, the principals to develop a LabVIEW analysis routine (VI) are introduced helping automotive engineers comprehend the emission analysis process of a vehicle test data and instruct them to develop similar routines for such analysis.
Mikhail D. Young,김경훈,오명규,권미라 한국작물학회 2018 Journal of crop science and biotechnology Vol.21 No.2
Korea mainly imports wheat because a relatively little amount (<1.0% of total usage) is produced domestically. Quality variation in domestic wheats is a major challenge for expanding domestic wheat production and end-use applications. Flour is mainly consumed for noodle making in Korea. Baegjoong is one of the most prevalent domestic wheat cultivars. To reduce quality variation of Baegjoong, a baseline data on the current status of Baegjoong quality is required. Therefore, the effect of growing a single cultivar of Korean domestic wheat, Baegjoong grown in different areas on flour quality was explored, mainly focusing on protein properties, which are known more sensitively influenced by growing environments as well as affecting noodle quality. Twenty Baegjoong flour samples milled from wheat grown in Gwangju, Naju, and Chilgok were subjected to proximate analysis, sedimentation volume, glutenin macropolymer, solvent retention capacity (SRC), and mixograph. Flour sample quality variations within each growing region and among growing regions were compared. Protein content, sedimentation volume, SRC value, and mixograph mid-line peak time, value, and width of flour samples showed significant variation among growing regions but much larger variation within growing regions. Although Gwangju and Naju are close, notable flour quality variations existed between the two city groups. Overall, variations in flour quality were larger. within regions, compared to those between regions, possibly due to different farming practices. To identify the main cause of quality variations within growing regions and reduce them, a survey of farming practices needs to be conducted.