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Japanese Submarines in World War Two: Hirohito’s Silent Hunters in Action

為了解決Indian Scout的問題，作者Treadwell, Terry C. 這樣論述：

The Imperial Japanese Navy developed the submarine faster than any other country in the world. But because of rivalries between the two military hierarchies, the Army and the Navy, they never utilized the submarine to its full extent. Nevertheless, during World War II, Japan deployed a number of uni

que submarines. These included the Type B1 which carried a Yokosuka E14Y1 reconnaissance seaplane in a watertight capsule attached to the deck of the submarine. One of these aircraft carried out two bomb attacks on a forest in Oregon by dropping six incendiary bombs, taking the war to the American m

ainland. The use of aircraft from submarines as scout planes proved not to be as successful as hoped, mainly because of the difficulty after launching the aircraft of it finding the submarine again in the vast Pacific and Indian Oceans. The Japanese also developed the giant I-400 class of aircraft c

arrier submarines, that could launch three Seiran attack floatplanes. There were other notable actions involving IJN submarines. This included I-17 that attempted to shell, unsuccessfully, an oil refinery off the coast of Santa Barbara, causing a major panic along the West Coast of America. Also mem

orable are the midget submarines that attempted to attack Pearl Harbor, and the one-man human torpedo submarines (Kaiten). The submarine losses suffered by the Japanese Navy as the war progressed, when Allied, and in particular U.S. destroyers and aircraft hunted them down are all recorded in this c

omprehensive account of a fascinating element of the war at sea.

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以機車文化意涵進行模型機車之研究與創作

為了解決Indian Scout的問題，作者張晉亦 這樣論述：

現今的模型機車，大多只是現有實車等比例縮小的仿真模型，價格昂貴、組裝困難以及需要具備一定的模型知識，此外，對於機車文化的考究不足，無法吸引車友們的關注。本研究與創作使用近代興起的DIY立體拼圖來設計模型機車透過雷切板材製作出零件，再經由榫卯結構完成組裝，最大的優點是價格低廉及組裝容易，此外，我們深究機車的文化意涵，帶入機車流行風格的各種文化精神(例如Bobber、Café racer、Naked等)。透過榫卯結構的組裝方式，要還原出符合實體機車的結構，是本研究與創作的一大挑戰，創作過程從草圖繪製開始、經由3D繪圖軟體繪製結構、再透過平面繪圖軟體進行編排整理出各式零件、接著使用雷雕機加工製作出

所需零件、組裝完成本創作，最後透過公開的展出，收集觀眾的回饋意見，作為改進及未來商品化的參考。

Moon Fiji

為了解決Indian Scout的問題，作者Hajratwala, Minal 這樣論述：

Explore the colorful reefs, volcanic canyons, emerald rainforests, and unspoiled beaches of this sparkling archipelago with Moon Fiji. Inside you'll find: Flexible itineraries including four days on Taveuni Island, five days of island-hopping in the Yasawas, and the ten-day best of FijiStrategic adv

ice for outdoor adventurers, diving enthusiasts, honeymooners, foodies, and more, with guidance on which island is right for youMust-see highlights and unique experiences: Go scuba-diving and spot barracuda, manta rays, and dolphins. Hike the rain-filled crater of a dormant volcano, raft down the t

hrilling Navua River, or zip-line through old-growth yesi forests. Share an intoxicating bowl of kava with new friends, tour an inland sugar plantation, or immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of indigenous peoples at a VOU dance performance. Sample fresh papaya, passionfruit, and mangoes from lo

cal growers or go off the grid in a traditional Fijian village, where you can practice mountainside yoga and learn to river fish with localsExpert insight: Minal Hajratwala, a writer with lifelong family ties to Fiji, recommends where to eat, how to get around, and where to stay, from guest cottages

and beach bungalows to luxurious resortsFull-color photos and detailed maps throughoutReliable background information on the landscape, climate, wildlife, and history, as well as common customs, etiquette, and basic Fijian and Hindi phrasebooksHandy tips for families, seniors, students, and travele

rs with disabilities, plus ideas for traveling sustainably and engaging with the cultureWith Moon Fiji's practical tips and local know-how, you can experience the best of Fiji.Exploring the South Pacific? Check out Moon New Zealand. Minal Hajratwala first visited Fiji at age four, when she met her

grandmothers for the first time and got a fishbone stuck in her foot. She returned numerous times, interviewing relatives and poring through archives to research her award-winning epic Leaving India: My Family’s Journey from Five Villages to Five Continents. Called ＂incomparable＂ by Alice Walker an

d ＂searingly honest＂ by the Washington Post, the book won four literary awards in the United States. It opens with the story of her great-grandfather, who first migrated to Fiji in 1908. For this edition of Moon Fiji, she was delighted to scout out local hotspots, talent, and natural beauty, underwa

ter as well as above ground, as a PADI-certified diver. Having traveled to islands all over the world, from the Philippines to the Seychelles to the Bahamas, Minal finds that despite threats from climate change and globalization, Fiji remains one of the most welcoming and gorgeous places on earth. A

graduate of Stanford University, Minal is the author of a critically acclaimed poetry book, Bountiful Instructions for Enlightenment, and editor of the groundbreaking anthology Out! Stories from the New Queer India. She is the recipient of several writing awards including a professional fellowship

at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and a Fulbright senior fellowship to India. She is a co-founder of The (Great) Indian Poetry Collective. She lives in California, where she coaches writers, teaches, and lectures widely through her Write Like a Unicorn enterprise.

利用總體基因體學比較台灣茄科細菌性萎凋病抑病土與導病土之微生物相

為了解決Indian Scout的問題，作者吉羅霓 這樣論述：

Soils that are suppressive to soil-borne plant pathogens commonly occur in agricultural fields under continuous cultivation, and the biological basis of suppressiveness has been characterized based on the standard isolation and cultivation of soil microorganisms. Recent development of metagenomic t

ools bypasses cultivation and provides information on the collective soil metagenome that contains putative genes coding for the disease-suppressive functions, e. g. genes involved in antibiotic biosynthesis. One major constraint in studying metagenomics is the production of high-quality environment

al DNA (eDNA) with a good representation of the total taxonomic groups. In this study, we applied the Zhou-modification DNA extraction protocol that is based on the laboratory-made solutions to study the bacterial diversity of bacterial wilt disease (BWD) –conducive and –suppressive soils. Bacterial

wilt disease, caused by soil-borne pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum, is one of the leading causes of crop losses in subtropical and tropical regions. In Taiwan, a few agricultural soils that showed suppressiveness to bacterial wilt disease have been described. We employed both cultivation and metage

nomics approaches to access the bacterial diversity in these soils. The DNA fingerprinting profiles of the 16S rRNA V4-V5 hypervariable region of the culturable microbiotas residing in the disease-conducive and –suppressive soils were compared by denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE). The b

acterial metagenomes of the two soils were characterized by the next generation sequencing (NGS) of the 16S rRNA V1-V3 region. Both culture-dependent and culture-independent results showed that the Family Bacillaceae, specifically those belonging in the genus of Bacillus were more enriched in the BW

D-suppressive than the BWD-conducive soil. Distinct clustering was observed between the BWD-suppressive and BWD-conducive communities indicating their differences in microbial composition. The microbial library constructed from this study was assayed for isolates with potential antimicrobial propert

y against R. solanacearum. The 152 out 1592 isolates showed two general actions against the pathogen: strong antagonism, or inhibition of the extracellular polysccharide (EPS) (non-antagonist) on R. solanacearum PS152. Two strong candidates, a Bacillus subtilis Bas7Ha and a Brevibacillus brevis Brb

145 strain, were chosen and applied to a BWD-conducive soil under greenhouse condition. Results showed that the Phylum Firmicutes dominated in the antagonist-treated soil, while the Phylum Proteobacteria abound in the non-antagonist-treated rhizosphere. Similar patterns were observed in the microbia

l communities of BWD-suppressive and BWD-conducive soils from the field. An eggplant field that was suppressive to BWD for 10 years showed patchy disease incidence and rhizosphere soil samples collected from both healthy and diseased plants revealed a microbiota with depleted abundance of the Family

Bacillaceae in the diseased rhizosphere. The depletion of the Family Bacillaceae in the diseased rhizosphere microbiome validated what was found in the greenhouse, indicating the presence of Bacillaceae members had a negative impact on the elicitation of bacterial wilt disease of solanaceous vegeta

bles.