我该选择哪种输入法

中文输入法主要分为拼音输入法和五笔输入法两大类。刚学习打字的朋友,往往不知道该如何选择。下面我就来谈谈这个问题。 拼音输入法简单易学,但是由于同音字比较多,需要进一步选择,所以打字速度不是很快。五笔输入法需要对五笔的字根进行学习,相对比拼音输入法难学;但是由于每种打法只对应一个字,所以打字速度     

输入法超级技巧

1.错字修改的技巧因为微软拼音输入法的基本输入单位为语句,所以在输入语句时,发现有错别字不用忙于修正,而是在确认语句之前对整句一起修改。在输入的过程中,微软拼音输入法会自动根据上下文做出调整,将语句修改为它认为最可能的情形。往往经过它的调整,很多错误就会自动被修正了。在修改句子最好从句首开始。     

与电脑交流的语言

阿当MM的老妈对电脑是一窍不通,这两天突然想上网聊天,但出现了一个问题:就是用什么输入法?不要说是五笔,她连拼音都不会,面对这种情况,MM的老妈自然会咨询一下阿当的意见,问她使用手写板如何,阿当自然不敢怠慢,自掏腰包买了一个手写板,乖乖地给未来的岳母送去了。不过,阿当却由此生产了这篇输入法的稿子。 阿当的最爱——智能五笔 要知道阿当可是个五笔高手,所以自然少不了一款称心如意的五笔输入法啦,而阿当用得最多的就是“智能五笔”输入法,阿当感觉它最大的方便之处就是按下键盘右侧的Ctrl键就可以在五笔及拼音间进行切换的功能,这样如果有不会打的字,就直接用拼音进     

拼音输入法擂台的争霸赛

曾几何时，中国人谈起计算机，都离不开“中文”二字。现在的文字输入市场已经由“万码奔腾”的局面，渐渐趋向于“集中统一”了。选择笔形输入的人大多采用了“五笔字型输入法”，这部分人以专业录入人员和对拼音不熟悉的人士为主。很多初次接触电脑的人和对汉语拼音较熟悉的人一般都选择拼音输入，拼音输入的优点很多，很容易上手。首先是不需死记硬背键盘，只要懂汉语拼音的人都能在打字中活学活用。     

一步一步学“写字”

怎样才能让自己想说的话显示在电脑屏幕上呢?打字!电脑中也有纸、笔和橡皮,你会用了么?还不会打字的同学,要聚精会神的听讲哦! 第一步 记事本、窗口的操作     

识字，我们无需字典

从有读书这回事的时候起,认识生字的主要途径恐怕都是查宇典,但是有了电脑情况就不同了,我们能够更快更方便地认识那些想认识但还不认识的字。 只要碰过电脑的人一般都会用键盘输入汉字,这里我们就用最简单的输入方法来认识汉字,需要做的准备工作就是电脑上已经安装了最常用的输入法,如:全拼、五笔宇型输入法等。     

10秒恢复输入法

安装Windows后，系统已经默认安装了智能ABC、全拼、郑码等输入法。在使用电脑的过程中,由于死机或其他系统故障以及人为因素,可能会出现安装好的输入法丢失的情况。如何恢复丢失的输入法呢？谁都知道方法很简单，即在“控制面板”的“输入法”中添加曾经安装过的输入法即可。但添加输入法时，系统会提示你插入Windows的安装光盘。其实这里是可以不用光盘的，以恢复智能ABC输入法为例，完整方法是：依次打开“我的电脑”→“控制面板”→“输入法”，单击“添加”，选择智能ABC输入法后单击“确定”，此时系统会提示插入Windows的安装…     

The Old-Age Healthy Dependency Ratio in Europe

The aim of this study is to answer the question of whether improvements in the health of the elderly in European countries could compensate for population ageing on the supply side of the labour market. We propose a state-of-health-specific (additive) decomposition of the old-age dependency ratio into an old-age healthy dependency ratio and an old-age unhealthy dependency ratio in order to participate in a discussion of the significance of changes in population health to compensate for the ageing of the labour force. Applying the proposed indicators to the Eurostat's population projection for the years 2010-2050, and assuming there will be equal improvements in life expectancy and healthy life expectancy at birth, we discuss various scenarios concerning future of the European labour force. While improvements in population health are anticipated during the years 2010-2050, the growth in the number of elderly people in Europe may be expected to lead to a rise in both healthy and unhealthy dependency ratios. The healthy dependency ratio is, however, projected to make up the greater part of the old-age dependency ratio. In the European countries in 2006, the value of the old-age dependency ratio was 25. But in the year 2050, with a positive migration balance over the years 2010-2050, there would be 18 elderly people in poor health plus 34 in good health per 100 people in the current working age range of 15-64. In the scenarios developed in this study, we demonstrate that improvements in health and progress in preventing disability will not, by themselves, compensate for the ageing of the workforce. However, coupled with a positive migration balance, at the level and with the age structure assumed in the Eurostat's population projections, these developments could ease the effect of population ageing on the supply side of the European labour market.     

INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON CASE-BASED REASONING IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES

There has been an explosion of interest in health sciences applications of case-based reasoning (CBR), not only in the traditional CBR in medicine domain, but also in bioinformatics, enabling home health-care technologies, CBR integration, and synergies between CBR and knowledge discovery. This special issue features the best papers from the third workshop on CBR in the health sciences, held at ICCBR-05 in Madrid. It is the third in a series of exciting workshops, the first two of which were held at ICCBR-03, in Trondheim, Norway, and at ECCBR-04, in Madrid, Spain. The nine high-quality papers introduced here represent the research and experience of twenty-two authors working in eight different countries on a wide range of problems and projects. These papers illustrate some of the major trends of current research in CBR in the health sciences, and represent overall an excellent sample of the most recent advances of CBR in the health sciences.     

The application of IT in organisations: Some trends and issues

Abstract

This paper describes some trends and issues in the application of information technology in organisations. Technology trends are outlined in the areas of computing power, telecommunications, networking, software and standards. Some trends in the applications of IT are described with respect to developments in information systems and office automation. Some differences in the likely role of IT in the industrialised and developing countries are discussed. The second half of the paper deals with issues in the management of IT applications in organisations, and issues are identified as being political, organisational and social in nature in addition to technical. A social systems framework is proposed for the analysis of these issues. Some specific IT issues are then discussed involving alternative stakeholder perspectives, the analysis of decision making processes, the process of consultation and communication and the organisational impacts of IT applications.     

Access to information in Europe

Developments in telecommunications, together with the availability of large collections of bibliographic references in computer-readable form, have produced a great change in access to scientific and technical information. Although the major information systems are in the USA, there is rapid development in Europe under the stimulus of the Commission of the European Communities' action plans in this area. Progress in the provision of information systems in Europe is described, and the problems that are still under consideration are discussed.     

Deflationary Regulation of Market Equilibrium

Deflation in economy is defined as a result of reduction of the amount of money in circulation by the Central Bank and the financial sector, which violated the equilibrium. The equilibrium can be restored by the market system in the process of regulating the production of goods through reduction in the number of employed in the production sector in the context of consumer demand. To restore the growth of production of goods and overcome deflationary period, the Central Bank, at the cost of capital employed in production, should establish the amount of money in circulation that ensures the necessary level of inflation. As a result, overcoming the deflation leads to a financial catastrophe with high unemployment and hyperinflation.     

The scope of digital image media in art education

In this case study of forms 7–9 in a Swedish school, the subject conceptions of and teaching practices in art subjects of schoolteachers and pupils are studied, in particular with regard to digital media. How the core content of a subject is conceived is compared to the importance of digital media in the teaching practice. For three years a class was followed whose teachers taught the pupils in both the art subject and in a local optional subject called Media. The method of triangulation involving participant observations, focus talks, interviews and questionnaires was employed in order to study the role of digital media in different subjects and their actual use by pupils. The results show that the school subject paradigm in the subject of art is chiefly connected to image production for developing aesthetic-practical skills. Traditional manual production is encouraged, thereby contributing to the limited use of digital media in the subject of art. Frame factors such as time and material also contribute to the limited use of digital media in the subject of art. Unlike the subject of art, the optional subject of media is conceived of more as a communication subject, and digital technology for image production is encouraged. In general, the use of digital media in the school is mainly guaranteed by the school's media plan. The role of the art subject is not prominent in this plan, but its teachers are active in implementing digital media in other contexts than within the framework of the art subject. In this study the representatives of the subject of art hardly used digital image processing at all in their teaching, but did so to a great extent in the optional subject of media. This made it clear that digital media in the subject of art in this school are not regarded as a prioritised media-specific competence. Offering and being able to provide a larger repertoire of digital media in the teaching of art could contribute to a change of the subject paradigm in a more clearly communicative than aesthetic-practical direction.     

Increased synchrony with increase of a low-threshold calcium conductance in a model thalamic network: a phase-shift mechanism

A computer model of a thalamic network was used in order to examine the effects of an isolated augmentation in a low-threshold calcium current. Such an isolated augmentation has been observed in the reticular thalamic (RE) nucleus of the genetic absence epilepsy rat from the Strasbourg (GAERS) model of absence epilepsy. An augmentation of the low-threshold calcium conductance in the RE neurons (gTs) of the model thalamic network was found to lead to an increase in the synchronized firing of the network. This supports the hypothesis that the isolated increase in gTs may be responsible for epileptic activity in the GAERS rat. The increase of gTs in the RE neurons led to a slight increase in the period of the isolated RE neuron firing. In contrast, the low-threshold spike of the RE neuron remained relatively unchanged by the increase of gTs. This suggests that the enhanced synchrony in the network was primarily due to a phase shift in the firing of the RE neurons with respect to the thalamocortical neurons. The ability of this phase-shift mechanism to lead to changes in synchrony was further examined using the model thalamic network. A similar increase in the period of RE neuron oscillations was obtained through an increase in the conductance of the calcium-mediated potassium channel. This change was once again found to increase synchronous firing in the network.     

Adaptive solutions to the mutual exclusion problem

Summary Algorithms for mutual exclusion that adapt to the current degree of contention are developed. Afilter and a leader election algorithm form the basic building blocks. The algorithms achieve system response times that are independent of the total number of processes and governed instead by the current degree of contention. The final algorithm achieves a constant amortized system response time. Manhoi Choy was born in 1967 in Hong Kong. He received his B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronic Engineerings from the University of Hong Kong in 1989, and his M.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1991. Currently, he is working on his Ph.D. in Computer Science at the University of California at Santa Barbara. His research interests are in the areas of parallel and distributed systems, and distributed algorithms. Ambuj K. Singh is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Austin in 1989, an M.S. in Computer Science from Iowa State University in 1984, and a B.Tech. from the Indian Institute of Technology at Kharagpur in 1982. His research interests are in the areas of adaptive resource allocation, concurrent program development, and distributed shared memory.A preliminary version of the paper appeared in the 12th Annual ACM Symposium on Principles of Distributed ComputingWork supported in part by NSF grants CCR-9008628 and CCR-9223094