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A. A vessel operating in sea area A3.
B. A group call for ship stations.
C. A coast station.
D. An Intercoastal call
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A.A vessel operating in sea area A3. B.A group call for ship stations. C.A coast station. D.An Intercoastal call
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The decibel（分贝）is one tenth of a bel, ______ named after Alexander Graham Bell.
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D-S证据理论中函数Bel定义为（）、而函数Pl定义为（）
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从下列选项中找出其括号部分与所给单词括号部分读音相同的选项。（）bel(ie)ve
A.n(ie)ce B.t(ie) C.fr(ie)nd D.var(ie)ty
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从下列选项中找出其括号部分与所给单词括号部分读音相同的选项。（）bel(ie)ve
A.l(ie) B.rel(ie)ve C.d(ie) D.sc(ie)nce
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在证据理论中，信任函数与似然函数对（Bel（A），Pl（A））的值为（0，0）时，表示（）。
A.A为真 B.对A一无所知 C.A为假 D.对A为真有一定信任
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D.WATCH FOR MAIN IDEAS Watch the TED Talk, 5 ways to kill your dreams by Bel Pesce. Check [?] the statements that Pesce would agree with.
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A.禁食6小时，以后牛奶喂养 B.静注25％葡萄糖溶液 C.静脉注射速尿 D.2：3：1溶液静滴 E.1.4％碳酸氢钠静滴
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女性，28岁，左乳腺肿块，钼靶射线检查未见异常，镜下见导管上皮增生，形成大小不等、形状不规则的网孔状或裂隙状次级管腔，腔面不整齐，于导管周围呈边窗样分布，上皮细胞呈流水样排列，免疫组化CK5/6、CK34Bel2阳性，应诊断为
A.UDH B.ADH C.DCIS D.LCIS E.IDC
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在窗体上画一个名称为“Command1”、标题为“计算”的命令按钮，再画7个标签，其中5个标签组成名称为Label1的控件数组；名称为Label2的标签用于显示计算结果，其Caption属性的初始值为空；标签La bel3的标题为“计算结果”。运行程序时会自动生成5个随机整数，分别显示在标签控件数组的各个标签中，如图所示。单击“计算”按钮，则将标签数组各元素的值累加，然后将计算结果显示在Label
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