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Publish: 2021-04-30 02:19:06
1. What's the purpose of Siku's cooperation with ultrain hyperbrain trust computing plus blockchain? You should say that this is a program connection of computer software. Every computer has a manual when it leaves the factory. Just connect according to the operation manual
2. Let's give an example of the insurance instry:
we all know that those who do insurance have money, but those who buy insurance lose more. Maybe you don't know that once an insurance policy is activated, it will have to go through the workflow confirmation of hundreds of people from multiple departments, and then the claims may be paid to us. This is obviously not in line with the era of efficient Internet. What can blockchain solve? If the insurance company stores the insurance data on the blockchain and writes the workflow of confirmation execution into a smart contract in this framework, once the claim condition is triggered, the smart contract set before will be executed automatically. Recently, there is an example of Alipay ant insurance's first insurance claim based on block chain. It only took 5 seconds from submission of claims to payment.
we all know that those who do insurance have money, but those who buy insurance lose more. Maybe you don't know that once an insurance policy is activated, it will have to go through the workflow confirmation of hundreds of people from multiple departments, and then the claims may be paid to us. This is obviously not in line with the era of efficient Internet. What can blockchain solve? If the insurance company stores the insurance data on the blockchain and writes the workflow of confirmation execution into a smart contract in this framework, once the claim condition is triggered, the smart contract set before will be executed automatically. Recently, there is an example of Alipay ant insurance's first insurance claim based on block chain. It only took 5 seconds from submission of claims to payment.
3. The meaning of J point is as follows:
what is J point<
1.
J point (Jundian) is the virtual currency in Junnet's all-in-one card, which is consumed in actual recharge, consumption and transaction
it can be obtained through the capital conversion after the bank's stored value, or by purchasing the stored value of Junwang all-in-one card. The balance in the account can be converted into J-point, but J-point cannot be converted back again. The exchange ratio between RMB and J point is - 1:100
J points can be exchanged for all kinds of game points supported by Junwang<
2.
J point is a sudden turning point (junction point) at the junction of QRS complex and ST segment on ECG, which marks the end of ventricular depolarization and the beginning of repolarization. If repolarization is advanced, J point will move up, which is called J point elevation. Sometimes it is necessary to measure the P-J interval in clinic. In case of ventricular block, bundle branch block and ventricular conction delay, the P-J interval is more than 270 Ms
if the elevation of J point on ECG is ≥ 0.05-0.1mv, the dome or hump wave with ration ≥ 20ms is called J wave. Now the most talked about is J-wave syndrome, which refers to the clinical symptoms with J-wave characteristics in ECG, including Brugada syndrome, idiopathic ventricular fibrillation, hyperacute phase of acute coronary syndrome and early repolarization syndrome. The ion current mechanism of J wave formation is the increase of transient outward potassium current. The electrophysiological basis is the increase of inner and outer membrane potential difference and dispersion of repolarization, resulting in 2-phase reentry
e to different mechanisms, scholars have different explanations. The clinical symptoms with obvious J wave include hypothermic J wave, hypercalcemia J wave, neurogenic J wave, early repolarization syndrome J wave and idiopathic J wave. Hypothermic J wave, which was reported in 1938, and idiopathic J wave, which was recognized only in 1994, have been proved to cause malignant ventricular arrhythmias, often manifested as recurrent ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, syncope and sudden death.
what is J point<
1.
J point (Jundian) is the virtual currency in Junnet's all-in-one card, which is consumed in actual recharge, consumption and transaction
it can be obtained through the capital conversion after the bank's stored value, or by purchasing the stored value of Junwang all-in-one card. The balance in the account can be converted into J-point, but J-point cannot be converted back again. The exchange ratio between RMB and J point is - 1:100
J points can be exchanged for all kinds of game points supported by Junwang<
2.
J point is a sudden turning point (junction point) at the junction of QRS complex and ST segment on ECG, which marks the end of ventricular depolarization and the beginning of repolarization. If repolarization is advanced, J point will move up, which is called J point elevation. Sometimes it is necessary to measure the P-J interval in clinic. In case of ventricular block, bundle branch block and ventricular conction delay, the P-J interval is more than 270 Ms
if the elevation of J point on ECG is ≥ 0.05-0.1mv, the dome or hump wave with ration ≥ 20ms is called J wave. Now the most talked about is J-wave syndrome, which refers to the clinical symptoms with J-wave characteristics in ECG, including Brugada syndrome, idiopathic ventricular fibrillation, hyperacute phase of acute coronary syndrome and early repolarization syndrome. The ion current mechanism of J wave formation is the increase of transient outward potassium current. The electrophysiological basis is the increase of inner and outer membrane potential difference and dispersion of repolarization, resulting in 2-phase reentry
e to different mechanisms, scholars have different explanations. The clinical symptoms with obvious J wave include hypothermic J wave, hypercalcemia J wave, neurogenic J wave, early repolarization syndrome J wave and idiopathic J wave. Hypothermic J wave, which was reported in 1938, and idiopathic J wave, which was recognized only in 1994, have been proved to cause malignant ventricular arrhythmias, often manifested as recurrent ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, syncope and sudden death.
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