GIPI板可作为以下哪些单板种功能板（）。

A.137.1.*.*

B.138.1.*.*

C.139.1.*.*

D.140.1.*.*

产妇，25岁，GiPi自然分娩后1日，感下腹疼痛，可忍受。问正常宫缩痛持续的时间，护士回答正确的是

A．产后3～4天

B．产后6～7天

C．产后10～15天

D．产后20～25天

E．产后42天

A.接口板E1跳线跳接错误导致阻抗不匹配

B.配置在IMA组中的部分E1线打线不良（或悬空）

C.GIPI单板故障

D.GIPI与服务器之间的交换机故障

A.如果要连接到RNC的ROMB单板上，需要配置129网段的地址

B.如果要连接到RNC的GIPI单板上，需要配置139网段的地址

C.如果使用公网地址和MINOS服务器连接，需要配置公网地址，例如10网段的地址

D.如果想登陆单板进行命令操作，一定需要128网段的地址

The transportation of convicts to Australia was phased out between 1840 and 1868, the continent of Australia had been divided into FIVE separate colonies, each not seeing eye-to-eye and exhibiting more loyalty to London to each other. A major force within the colonies was the squatocracy--the rich officers and settlers a. k. a. opportunists who had followed the explorers into fertile hinterlands. They simply laid claim to or squatted upon enormous tracts of land, often 20,000 acres and more. Free for all, mate with lots of social tension. Development of Australia was at a steady but unspectacular rate. Then came the GOLD RUSH period!

Gold was originally discovered in Australia by Rev. W. B. Clarke in 1841, but the news was sup-pressed. The Governor Sir George Gipps had said to him--"Put it away, Mr. Clarke, or we shall all have our throats cut!" In 1851, Edward Hargraves, an Australian veteran of the California U.S.A. gold rush, went to the tributaries of the MacOuarie River near Bathurst, 170 km. west of Sydney--and found gold, and the rush was on. Each colony tried to find their own. In Victoria, gold was found in Castlemaine, Ballarat and Bendigo. Gold rushes flared like bushfire around the continent for the next two decades. For all the chaos of the diggings, there was also considerable order, honesty, discipline and political solidarity between the diggers--contrasting with the lynch law of California U. S. A.. The rest of the world, on hearing tales of giant nuggets and creeks paved with gold, set sail to Australia! In 1852 alone, 95,000 new arrivals flooded into New South Wales and Victoria. The largest minority were the Chinese, who were much resented by the other settlers for their willingness to work hard, for keeping to themselves, and for their "sheer numbers").

On 1st January, 1901, not only a new century but also a new nation would be born--Australia. In September 1900, Queen Victoria of England regally proclaimed the birth of a new nation. The table at which she signed this proclamation was then shipped from London to Sydney, where on the 1st January, 1901 at Centennial Park, Sydney, the Federal Commonwealth of Australia was inaugurated by the first governor-general of Australia--Lord Hopetoun.

New nation, however, still attached to Mother England. Like a little child stepping out, Australia's constitution was rather tame compared to the United States of America. The Queen of Britain remained the head of state, retaining the power over all foreign affairs; her direct representative in Australia was the Governor-General. British parliamentary legislation could overrule any laws passed by the Commonwealth of Australia. Few Australians objected to this arrangement, for each of the six colonies felt more at ease dealing with England ("motherland") than with dealing with one another. For her part, Mother England did not let the "baby" new nation escape the interests of imperialism. She expected and got continuing sup-port in her military involvements and ample returns on her substantial investments in Australia.

For the longer term, a capital city was needed and both Sydney and Melbourne each wished that it to be in its own state. However, neither of the longstanding rivals would permit it in the other's backyard! After considerable backbiting, a separate Australian Capital Territory was proposed at a point between the two cities. Hence the future city of Canberra (meaning "meeting place" in Aboriginal language), to be the Australian Capital Territory, was thus allocated on the beautiful Monaro Tablelands area.

The word "squatted" in Para. I probably means ______ .

A．sold

B．occupy

C．own

D．crouch

Where docs the countries' difference approaches to IP rights protection lie?

A．Desires for IP rights protection consistent.

B．The procedure of obtaining IP rights.

C．Substantive rights granted.

D．Offices that grant the IP rights.

Which of the following statements is NOT among the purposes of this years World Intellectual Property Day?

A．To spread the knowledge of the IP rights.

B．To increase the understanding of how protecting IP rights helps to foster creativity and innovation.

C．To encourage young people to recognize their own ability to create.

D．To raise awareness of the importance of patents, copyright, trademarks and designs.

A．sau

B．tr

C．lúc

A. IS - IS is capable of supporting IPv4 and IPv6.

B. IS - IS is only capable of supporting IPv4 and CLNS.

C. IS - IS routers use ES - IS hellos (ESH) to establish and to maintain neighbor relationships.

D. IS - IS routers run the Bellman - Ford algorithm against their LSDBs to pick the best paths.

E. Level 1 routers learn about paths within the area of which they are a part.

F. Level 2 routers learn about paths both within areas and between areas.