Question 2: What does the latest carrier aggregation technology mean? The mobile phone using this technology can support Tianyi 4g+ network, such as the latest Wanle 2.
Question 3: What is the meaning of wireless load in tower crane? The linear load is the load per meter (kN/m) acting on the beam, and the wireless load means that there is no linear load.
Question 4: What does it mean to fix the head in flower cultivation techniques? Look, you're reading a book and teaching yourself how to grow flowers. Scan this QR code of my avatar and leave a message. Someone will tell you.
Question 5: What's the difference between planting techniques and cultivation techniques? Broadly speaking, it is the same. In a narrow sense, cultivation techniques include planting techniques, which include site conditions, variety selection, seedling raising, grafting, land preparation and planting (planting), soil, fertilizer and water management, pest control, plastic pruning, flower and fruit management, and harvesting and treatment.
Question 6: What is c++ hot loading technology? It is the so-called hot plug-in concept, that is, a dynamic library (so file in linux) can be hot plug-in and replace the original instance. This hot plug process is seamless, similar to the hot plug concept of hardware.
Question 7: What does the word no load mean in the circuit? No-load circuit is equivalent to broken load.
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For the motor circuit, no-load means that the motor has no load, but is rotating by itself. That is to say, the motor output shaft idles without other loads.
Question 8: Cultivation techniques of medicinal plants: What are thinning seedlings, fixing seedlings and supplementing seedlings respectively? What are the seedlings? What kinds of medicinal materials are planted or spread in caves? When the seedlings grow too densely, pull out the weak ones for 2-3 times, leaving the strong ones to ensure the growth space of the seedlings and choose the best ones. Sowing refers to the process of leaving 1-2 seedlings in each hole and pulling out all the others, which is the last thinning. Replanting refers to the practice of transplanting seedlings into holes where they are not germinated or have poor seedlings after sowing.
Question 9: How to grow roses? This is the most concerned topic for everyone who loves roses. When it comes to roses, no one will be unfamiliar, because its taste and color are always unforgettable. Roses like sunny, cold-resistant and drought-tolerant, and loose and fertile loam or light loam with good drainage. They don't grow well in clay loam, and they don't bloom well.
Roses are propagated mainly by ramets, but also by layering and cutting. Before 1 plant division, sufficient fertilizer and water should be applied near the rhizosphere of the mother plant, and at the same time, the soil should be kept loose and moist to promote a large number of tillers in the roots. Because of the strong tillering ability of rose, the mother branch is easy to wither after each new branch is drawn, so it is necessary to transplant the branches near the rhizosphere to other places in time so that the mother branch can still grow vigorously.
Every year, from June to August, in the rainy season, the branches that were strong in that year were selected and bent into the soil. After cutting the buried part, use clods to embed the wound, bury it in the soil, and fix it with bamboo forks or branches to expose the branches to the ground and keep the soil moist. They can take root in 2-3 months, and can be separated from the mother plant and planted separately in the next spring.
Cutting propagation before germination in early spring, selecting 1 year-old branches with strong growth and no pests and diseases, cutting them into cuttings about 20cm long, obliquely planting them in a bed made of new river sand with a depth of 12 ~ 14 cm, compacting them, watering them, keeping the temperature of the sand bed unchanged, rooting for about 30 days, and transplanting after germination.
Planting should be carried out between the germination of new buds in early spring and March, and seedlings should be transplanted with soil, which should not be too late, otherwise it is not easy to survive. If transplanted after defoliation and before germination in the next spring, the seedlings can be dug bare, but the length of lateral roots should not be less than 20cm, otherwise it is not easy to survive. So much for the planting techniques of roses. I hope beautiful flowers will bloom.