Publications by authors named "Yuan-Sheng Wang"

Orbit constraint problems can be encountered in mechanical equipment and amusement equipment. Mechanics exercises generally consider the ideal physical model, and the practical problems also consider the influence of friction, which makes the problem more complex and and practical. The problem of the force and oscillation of objects on orbit needs to be deeply discussed.

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  • The study examines how different distance weights impact ore-grade estimation using the inverse distance weighted (IDW) method, focusing on Ni and MgO grades in serpentinite ores.
  • Various distance calculations, such as Manhattan, Euclidean, and Minkowski, are employed to determine the effectiveness of distance weighting, with Minkowski showing promising results.
  • The research concludes that using a Minkowski power of 3 provides the best estimation for small block models (10 m³) and a power of 9 for larger block models (20 m³), offering flexibility in choosing the appropriate weight calculation method for ore estimation.
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To clarify the spatial distribution and pollution status of nutrients in the surface sediments from a macrophyte-dominated zone in Lake Taihu, total nitrogen (TN), total phosphorus (TP), alkali nitrogen (AN), available phosphorus (AP), and organic matter (OM) were measured at 60 sampling sites in Xukou Bay. A pollution evaluation and source apportionment analysis of these nutrients was also carried out. The average contents of TN, TP, AN, AP, and OM in the surface sediments of Xukou Bay were 1027.

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Previous studies have produced contradictory findings regarding whether emotion exerts facilitative effects or inhibitory effects on perception. In the present study, we hypothesized that attention can be separated into the initial selection stage and the latter consolidation stage, and emotion plays a different role in each of these two stages. To test this hypothesis, we adopted the dual-stream rapid serial visual presentation paradigm (Goodbourn & Holcombe, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 41(2), 364-384, 2015), which provided separate measurements for selection latency (how delayed the attentional selection process is) and efficacy (how much information can be successfully consolidated for conscious report).

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Hydrogen bondings in polyurethane urea elastomer, which reflect the microphase separation, have an important effect on the properties of the elastomer. The polyurethane urea elastomers, whose degree of microphase separation changed gradually, were prepared in the graded temperature field. Hydrogen bondings in them were investigated by FTIR technology.

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