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Design of Maximally Permissive Controllers for Solving Deadlock Problems in Flexible Manufacturing Systems by Yen-Liang Pan, Wen-Yi Chuang, Kuang-Hsiung Tan, Ching-Yun Tseng
Published 2025-02-01Industry 5.0 aims to integrate humans and machines to achieve greater productivity, personalization, and sustainable development in the production process. Built on the foundation of Industry 4.0 which emphasizes automation, digitalization, and intelligent production processes, Industry 5.0 highligh...
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Improving of 6 weeks of repeated sprint training on the aerobic and anaerobic power of college-age male rugby players by Shuo Wang, Jiakai Tang, Shuning Liu, Huixin Li, Qian Li, Liang Pan, Zezhao Chen, Chang Liu
Published 2025-07-01BackgroundRugby is characterized by the necessity for athletes to engage in high-intensity efforts followed by rapid recovery phases. Effective training methodologies that enhance both aerobic and anaerobic capacities are crucial for peak athletic performance in this sport. Objective: This study aim...
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Exposure to Rice Straw Ash Alters Survival, Development and Microbial Diversity in Amphibian Tadpoles by Qing Tong, Yue‐liang Pan, Qiu‐ru Fan, Wen‐jing Dong, Xin‐zhou Long, Ming‐da Xu, Li‐yong Cui, Zhi‐wen Luo
Published 2025-07-01ABSTRACT Amphibians are increasingly threatened by human activities, with rice straw burning emerging as a significant yet underexplored hazard. This practice may release harmful polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), disrupt ecosystems, and affect amphibians. However, the impact on tadpole microb...
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Collection, Evaluation, and New Cultivar Breeding of <i>Actinidia chinensis</i> var. <i>chinensis</i> in Wudang Mountains, China by Tao Xiao, Tianjiao Jia, Wei Wu, Jiaqing Peng, Liang Pan, Xianbo Zhu, Tao Liu, Junhuan Cheng, Hualing Wang, Lili Xiao, Hailei Huang, Guangming Hu, Shuaiyu Zou
Published 2025-06-01To develop new kiwifruit cultivars (<i>Actinidia chinensis</i> var. <i>chinensis</i>) with desirable traits, we conducted wild resource surveys in the Wudang Mountains region of China. Seven promising accessions were identified through preliminary screening, exhibiting fruit...
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