url: =Sino-Tibetan family: Bai group (3 lists) : Query result\nSino-Tibetan family: Bai group (3 lists) :\nTotal of 114 records By pages\nJianchuan: ca35-kɛ21-ci33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 176. Quoted simply as ca35 in [Allen 2007: 113]; the other two morphemes in Xu Lin's form are unclear.\nDali: yi35-sou31 2\nXu Lin 1984: 176. Quoted as yi35-so31 in [Allen 2007: 113].\nBijiang: ɣo21 3\nXu Lin 1984: 176. Different item listed in [Allen 2007: 113]: Lanping ɕʰɛ̃55 (along with the more complex synonym tɯ31-ku33), Luobenzhuo da55-ɕã31.\nJianchuan: ɕʰi55=su55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 154. The main root morpheme is su55; the first part of the compound = ɕʰi55 'dirt, excrement' [ibid.].\nDali: su55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 154.\nBijiang: ʆu55 ~ ʂu55 1\nNot attested. Possibly the same word as 'skin' q.v.\nJianchuan: fɤ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146; Allen 2007: 81.\nDali: fɤ44 1\nBijiang: ʐeɹ42 2\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as Luobenzhuo ʐa44, Lanping ʐɛ31-kʰu33 in [Allen 2007: 81]. Additional synonym: se32-xo55-me33 [Xu Lin 1984: 146].\nJianchuan: to42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 168. Quoted as tou42 in [Allen 2007: 103].\nDali: to31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 168. Quoted as tɔ31 in [Allen 2007: 103].\nBijiang: do42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 168. Quoted as Lanping to31, Luobenzhuo ʈao44 in [Allen 2007: 103].\nJianchuan: vu55=co44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142. The main morpheme is co44; vu55 is an extension, often found as the first or the second component in names of various birds. The root morpheme is listed with a different desemanticized extension, in the same meaning 'bird', as cou44-cɨ33 in [Allen 2007: 74].\nDali: co44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142; Allen 2007: 74.\nBijiang: co44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142. Quoted as Luobenzhuo cuɔ55, Lanping cu55-cɨ55 in [Allen 2007: 74].\nJianchuan: ŋa44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158; Allen 2007: 92.\nDali: ŋa44 1\nBijiang: ŋa44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158. Quoted as Lanping ŋa44, Luobenzhuo ɴã55 in [Allen 2007: 92].\nJianchuan: xɯ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170; Allen 2007: 105.\nDali: xɯ44 1\nBijiang: xɯ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as Lanping xɯ44, Luobenzhuo xɯ55 in [Allen 2007: 105].\nJianchuan: sua44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146; Allen 2007: 82.\nDali: sua44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as šua44 in [Allen 2007: 82].\nBijiang: sua44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as Lanping sua44, Luobenzhuo sua55 in [Allen 2007: 82].\nJianchuan: kua44-tɯ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146; Allen 2007: 82. The second morpheme is a desemanticized suffix, formerly 'head' q.v.\nDali: kua44-tɯ21 1\nBijiang: qua44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as Lanping kua44-ce44, Luobenzhuo qua55-cɛ44 in [Allen 2007: 82].\nJianchuan: ʆĩ55-kʰo55-ɕi33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. The main morpheme is the same as 'heart' q.v.; -ɕi33 is a desemanticized nominal suffix. Distinct from pa42 'female breast'.\nDali: ʆi55-keɹ55-keɹ55-tɯ45 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. The main morpheme is the same as 'heart' q.v. Distinct from pa42 'female breast'.\nBijiang: se55-ʈɯ21-ɯ44 1\nJianchuan: o44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 160.\nDali: ɕo35 2\nBijiang: o44 1\nJianchuan: sɯ33=tɯ21=kɛ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146; Allen 2007: 81. Literally: 'hand-head-nail' (cf. 'hand', 'head'). Distinct from ɕuy21 '(animal) claw' [Xu Lin 1984: 143].\nDali: sɯ33=ɕi33=keɹ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as sɯ33=ɕi33=kiɛ44 in [Allen 2007: 81]. Literally: 'hand-finger-nail'.\nBijiang: ʂi33=eɹ33=ʈɯ21=qa44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Literally: 'hand-finger-nail'. Quoted as Lanping sɯ33=ti55=kɛ44, with pʰiɛ55 also listed as an additional synonym, in [Allen 2007: 81]. The Luobenzhuo equivalent is structurally different from Lanping, but the same as in Xu Lin's Bijiang Bai: ʆi33=ɕɯ̃31=tɯ31=qao55 [ibid.], literally 'hand-finger-nail'.\nJianchuan: ŋɤ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as vɤ̃21 in [Allen 2007: 70].\nDali: vu21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as vɤ21 in [Allen 2007: 70].\nBijiang: mɯ21-ko42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as Luobenzhuo mɯ̃31-kao42 in [Allen 2007: 70], but the Lanping equivalent is phonetically quite dissimilar: vã21 [ibid.].\nJianchuan: kɯ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 172; Allen 2007: 107.\nDali: kɯ35 1\nBijiang: kɯ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 172. Quoted as Lanping kɯ44, Luobenzhuo kɯ55 in [Allen 2007: 107].\nJianchuan: ɣɯ35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 165; Allen 2007: 100.\nDali: yɯ35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 165. For Qiliqiao Bai, [Allen 2007: 100] quotes a different bisyllabic form: pe44=cɯ35 (where pe44 = 'to walk', a verbal root frequently prefixed to various verbs of movement).\nBijiang: ya44 2\nXu Lin 1984: 165. Cf. Lanping ɣɯ35 and Luobenzhuo čʰua55 in [Allen 2007: 100]: both seem to be different roots.\nJianchuan: ʆi33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 166; Allen 2007: 103.\nDali: ʆi33 1\nBijiang: ʆi33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 166. Quoted as Lanping ʆi44, Luobenzhuo si44 in [Allen 2007: 103].\nJianchuan: kʰuã33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 141; Allen 2007: 73.\nDali: kʰua33 1\nBijiang: qʰõ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 141. Quoted as Lanping kʰũã44, Luobenzhuo qʰõ33 in [Allen 2007: 73].\nJianchuan: ɯ̃33 1\nDali: ɣɯ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158. Quoted as ɯ33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 92].\nBijiang: ɯ̃33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158. Quoted as Lanping ɯ̃44, Luobenzhuo ɯ̃33 in [Allen 2007: 92].\nJianchuan: kã55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 171; Allen 2007: 106.\nDali: ka35 1\nBijiang: qõ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 171. Quoted as Lanping kã55, Luobenzhuo qã55 in [Allen 2007: 106].\nJianchuan: yɯ̃33-tɯ21-kuã55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as yĩ33-tɯ21-kũã55 in [Allen 2007: 81]. The main root morpheme is yɯ̃33; the second morpheme is a desemanticized suffix, formerly 'head' q.v., and the third one is unclear.\nDali: ɲɤ33-to31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as nɤ33-tɔ44 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 81].\nBijiang: ẽ33-ɕui21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as Lanping yɛ̃33-tiɯ31-kũã55, Luobenzhuo ʔẽ44-ɕü̃31 in [Allen 2007: 81]. See notes on Jianchuan Bai for internal structure.\nJianchuan: tʰu33-si33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. Quoted as tʰu33-sɨ33 in [Allen 2007: 71].\nDali: ne21 2\nXu Lin 1984: 138; Allen 2007: 71.\nBijiang: ne21-pʰa55 2\nXu Lin 1984: 138. Quoted as Luobenzhuo nɛ33-pʰa55 in [Allen 2007: 71]. The Lanping equivalent is tʰu33-sɨ33, i.e. the same as in Jianchuan Bai.\nJianchuan: yɤ44 1\nDali: yɤ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158. Quoted as ɣɯ33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 92].\nBijiang: yi55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158. Quoted as Lanping yɯ44, Luobenzhuo yi44 in [Allen 2007: 92].\nJianchuan: sẽ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as se42 (without nasalization) in [Allen 2007: 77].\nDali: se42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as se32 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 77].\nBijiang: sẽ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as Lanping sɛ̃42, Luobenzhuo sä̃42 in [Allen 2007: 77].\nJianchuan: ŋuy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as wẽ33 in [Allen 2007: 80].\nDali: uy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as we33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 80].\nBijiang: vĩ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as Lanping wẽ44, Luobenzhuo mi33 in [Allen 2007: 80].\nJianchuan: cɨ55 1\nAllen 2007: 87. Meaning glossed as 'animal oil' (Chinese equivalent is also given as 脂肪, i. e. simply 'fat'). Not attested in [Xu Lin 1984].\nDali: cɨ35 1\nNot attested in [Xu Lin 1984]. Cf. Lanping cɨ55, Luobenzhuo c̢ɨ55 'animal oil' in [Allen 2007: 87].\nJianchuan: xuy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. Quoted as xue33 in [Allen 2007: 71].\nDali: xuy33 1\nBijiang: fi33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. Quoted as Lanping xue44, Luobenzhuo fi33 in [Allen 2007: 71].\nJianchuan: ŋɤ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142. Quoted as ɤ̃55 in [Allen 2007: 75].\nDali: ŋɤ35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142; Allen 2007: 75.\nBijiang: ŋɤ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142. Quoted as Lanping ũ55, Luobenzhuo ɴ35 in [Allen 2007: 75].\nJianchuan: fɤ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 166.\nDali: fɤ35 1\nBijiang: feɹ55 1\nJianchuan: ko44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as kou44 in [Allen 2007: 82].\nDali: ko44 1\nBijiang: ko44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as Lanping kɔ55, Luobenzhuo qu55 in [Allen 2007: 82].\nJianchuan: ma33 1\nDali: ma33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as ma21 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 105].\nBijiang: mie33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as Lanping ma33, Luobenzhuo mĩɛ̃33 in [Allen 2007: 105].\nJianchuan: xu33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 171; Allen 2007: 105. Also ɕʰõ55 id.; kɛ44 id. (difference between all these synonyms is unclear).\nDali: xu33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 171; Allen 2007: 105. Also ɕʰou55 id. (difference between these synonyms is unclear).\nBijiang: xu33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 171. Quoted as Lanping xu33, Luobenzhuo xɯ̃33 in [Allen 2007: 105]. For Lanping, the latter source also adds ʆo42 as a synonym; for Luobenzhuo, ɴ33 is listed as a synonym. Semantic difference between all these forms is unknown.\nJianchuan: lɤ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as lu44 in [Allen 2007: 105].\nDali: lɤ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as nɤ33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 105].\nBijiang: ɕʰã42 2\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as Luobenzhuo pa44=ɕʰã31 in [Allen 2007: 105] (the first component is actually pa44 'white' q.v., so the whole compound might rather mean 'light green'). For Lanping, the same source lists the form lao44.\nJianchuan: tɯ21=ma55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145; Allen 2007: 80. The first morpheme is tɯ21 'head' q.v.; ma55 is the standard root morpheme for all kinds of hair (head, body, animal fur, etc.).\nDali: tɯ21=ma35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145; Allen 2007: 80. The first morpheme is tɯ21 'head' q.v.; ma35 is the standard root morpheme for all kinds of hair (head, body, animal fur, etc.).\nBijiang: tie21=mie55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. The first morpheme is tie21 'head' (archaic form); mie55 is the standard root morpheme for all kinds of hair (head, body, animal fur, etc.). Quoted as Lanping tiɯ33=ma55, Luobenzhuo te31=me55 in [Allen 2007: 80].\nJianchuan: sɯ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145; Allen 2007: 81. The word 'arm' is derived from 'hand' with additional extensions: sɯ33-pã31-ci33 [ibid.].\nDali: sɯ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145; Allen 2007: 81. The word 'arm' is derived from 'hand' with additional extensions: sɯ33-pa31-ci33 [ibid.].\nBijiang: ʂi33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. The word 'arm' is derived from 'hand' with an additional extension: ʂi33-pã42 [ibid.]. Quoted as Lanping sɯ33-pʰao33, Luobenzhuo ʆi33 in [Allen 2007: 81].\nJianchuan: tɯ21-po21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145; Allen 2007: 80. The main root morpheme is tɯ21 (as in Chinese, it also frequently functions as a desemanticized suffix in various nouns); -po21 is unclear.\nDali: tɯ21-po21 1\nBijiang: ʈo33-qa44 2\nXu Lin 1984: 145. In [Allen 2007: 80], the Luobenzhuo equivalent for 'head' is listed as ʈʋ33-pao31, with the same second morpheme as in Jianchuan and Dali. The Lanping equivalent is quoted as tiɯ33-pao31.\nJianchuan: ɕʰɛ̃55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158; Allen 2007: 92 (glossed as 'to listen', but there does not seem to be any lexical difference between 'hear' and 'listen' in Bai).\nDali: ɕʰɛɹ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158. Quoted as ɕʰɛ55 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 92] (glossed as 'to listen', but there does not seem to be any lexical difference between 'hear' and 'listen' in Bai).\nBijiang: ɕʰã55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 158. Quoted as Lanping ɕʰɛ̃44, Luobenzhuo ɕʰɔ̃55 in [Allen 2007: 92] (glossed as 'to listen', but there does not seem to be any lexical difference between 'hear' and 'listen' in Bai).\nJianchuan: ʆĩ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146; Allen 2007: 82. Cf. 'breast' q.v.\nDali: ʆi35 1\nBijiang: sẽ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as Lanping ʆĩ55, Luobenzhuo sẽ55 in [Allen 2007: 82]. Cf. 'breast' q.v.\nJianchuan: kɤ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143; Allen 2007: 77.\nDali: kɤ44 1\nBijiang: qõ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as Lanping ko55, Luobenzhuo qõ55 in [Allen 2007: 77].\nJianchuan: ŋo31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175; Allen 2007: 110.\nDali: ŋo31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as ŋɔ31 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 110].\nBijiang: ŋo42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as Lanping ŋɔ̃31, Luobenzhuo ɴɔ42 in [Allen 2007: 110].\nJianchuan: ʆa44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 161.\nDali: ʆa44 1\nBijiang: ʆa44 1\nJianchuan: kʰuɛ31-cɨ31-te44 1\nAllen 2007: 82. Not attested in [Xu Lin 1984].\nDali: kʰuɛ31-cɨ21-te44 1\nNot attested in [Xu Lin 1984]. Cf. Lanping kʰuɛ31-tiɯ21-ce44, Luobenzhuo qu55-cɛ44 in [Allen 2007: 82].\nJianchuan: sẽ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 164; Allen 2007: 100.\nDali: zɯ44-tɯ44 2\nBijiang: ʈa44-tɯ42 2\nXu Lin 1984: 164. Quoted as Luobenzhuo ʈa55-tɯ55 in [Allen 2007: 100]. The Lanping equivalent is sũɛ̃55 (= Jianchuan sẽ33).\nJianchuan: se44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 144; Allen 2007: 79.\nDali: se44 1\nBijiang: ʂeɹ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 144. Quoted as Lanping se44, Luobenzhuo ʂɛ44 in [Allen 2007: 79].\nBijiang: qã55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146. Quoted as Lanping kã55, Luobenzhuo qɔ̃55 in [Allen 2007: 82].\nJianchuan: cõ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 168. Quoted as cou21 in [Allen 2007: 103].\nDali: co21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 168; Allen 2007: 103.\nBijiang: ʈõ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 168. Quoted as Lanping cɔ̃21, Luobenzhuo ʈõ31 in [Allen 2007: 103].\nJianchuan: ʆi44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142; Allen 2007: 76.\nDali: ʆe44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142. Quoted as ʆi44 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 76].\nBijiang: ʂi44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142. Quoted as Lanping ʆi44, Luobenzhuo ʆi44 in [Allen 2007: 76].\nJianchuan: ci33-yĩ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147. The main morpheme is ci33; yĩ21 = 'person' q.v.\nDali: ci33-ɲi21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147. The main morpheme is ci33; ɲi21 = 'person' q.v.\nBijiang: do42=xɤ̃55=ci33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147. The first two morphemes are unclear, but the third one is the same as ci33 'man' in Jianchuan and Dali Bai q.v.\nJianchuan: ɕi55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169; Allen 2007: 104.\nDali: ɕi35 1\nBijiang: ti55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as Lanping ɕĩ44, Luobenzhuo ti55 in [Allen 2007: 104].\nJianchuan: kɛ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 151; Allen 2007: 87.\nDali: keɹ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 151. Quoted as kiɛ21 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 87].\nBijiang: qa21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 151. Quoted as Lanping kɛ21, Luobenzhuo qa21 in [Allen 2007: 87].\nJianchuan: mi55=ŋua44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as mi55=wã44 in [Allen 2007: 69]. The main root morpheme ŋua44, when used in isolation, means 'month' [Xu Lin 1984: 139]; the meaning of the "modifier" mi55 is not quite clear.\nDali: mi55=ua44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as mi55=wa44 in [Allen 2007: 69]. The main root morpheme ua44, when used in isolation, means 'month' [Xu Lin 1984: 139]; the meaning of the "modifier" mi55 is not quite clear.\nBijiang: ɳu55=ŋu55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. For Lanping, [Allen 2007: 69] lists mĩ55=wã44 as the default form (similarly to Jianchuan and Dali Bai). For Luobenzhuo, the equivalent is ɲo33-ɴɔ31 (same as Xu Lin's Bijiang Bai). Internal composition of this form seems to be the same as in Jianchuan and Dali, but with additional phonetic divergence.\nJianchuan: sɤ42 1\nDali: sɤ32 1\nBijiang: ʂẽɹ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. Quoted as Lanping su31, Luobenzhuo ʂɛ̃55 in [Allen 2007: 71].\nJianchuan: ɕuy33-kɛ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as ɕü33-kɛ55 in [Allen 2007: 81].\nDali: ɕuy33-keɹ35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted simply as ɕü33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 81].\nBijiang: ɕo33-qo55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as Lanping ɕü33-kuɛ55-kʰu31, Luobenzhuo ɕo44-qo44 in [Allen 2007: 81].\nJianchuan: miɛ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 156; Allen 2007: 90.\nDali: meɹ35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 156. Quoted as miɛ35 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 90].\nBijiang: ɲo55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 156. Quoted as Lanping miɛ55, Luobenzhuo ɲõ55 in [Allen 2007: 90].\nJianchuan: kɤ42-lɤ42-mi42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as kɤ42-mi42-cɤ44 in [Allen 2007: 81]. Structure of both these variants remains obscure, but the common invariant syllable kɤ42 is most likely the main morpheme.\nDali: po35-ci33-ku44 2\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as pɔ35-cɨ33-ku44 in [Allen 2007: 81].\nBijiang: qõ42-te44-meɹ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted simply as Luobenzhuo qo44-ʈɛ55 in [Allen 2007: 81]; the Lanping equivalent is given as kɔ33-mi33-ca44 [ibid.].\nXu Lin 1984: 171. Quoted as Lanping ʆĩ55, Luobenzhuo sẽ55 in [Allen 2007: 106].\nJianchuan: xẽ55-miɛ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 140.\nDali: yo31-xɯ31 2\nBijiang: yo31-xɯ̃42 2\nJianchuan: ŋɤ21-kʰɤ44-tɯ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as ɤ̃31-kʰɤ44-tɯ42 in [Allen 2007: 80]. The last morpheme (-tɯ21) is a desemanticized suffix (= 'head' q.v.), but the internal structure of the remaining bisyllabic stem remains unclear.\nDali: pi31-fɤ44-ci33 2\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as pi21-fɤ44-tɯ21 in [Allen 2007: 80].\nBijiang: qʰueɹ42-ʈɯ21 3\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as Luobenzhuo qʰuɛ55-ʈɯ21 in [Allen 2007: 80]. The Lanping equivalent is v̩33-tiɯ31 [ibid.].\nJianchuan: a31 ~ a35 ~ ya35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 176.\nDali: mu33 2\nBijiang: a42 1\nJianchuan: a31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 173. This numeral is typically used to count objects (e. g. yĩ21-kɛ̃55 a31 yĩ21 'one person', lit. 'person one-person').\nDali: a31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 173. See notes on Jianchuan Bai for usage.\nJianchuan: yi44 ~ yi35 2\nXu Lin 1984: 173. Quoted as yi44 in [Allen 2007: 108]. This numeral is mainly used in compound numerals (cɛ42 yi44 'eleven', etc.) and in counting.\nDali: yi44 ~ yi35 2\nXu Lin 1984: 173. Quoted as yi44 in [Allen 2007: 108]. See notes on Jianchuan Bai for usage.\nBijiang: e44 2\nXu Lin 1984: 173. Quoted as Lanping yi44, Luobenzhuo ʔi55 in [Allen 2007: 108]. See notes on Jianchuan Bai for usage.\nJianchuan: yĩ21-kɛ̃55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147. Quoted as yĩ21-kɛ̃55-yĩ21 in [Allen 2007: 83]. The main root morpheme is yĩ21 (cf. its presence in the words 'man' and 'woman' as well).\nDali: ɲi21-keɹ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147. Quoted as ɲi21-kɛ35 in [Allen 2007: 83]. The main root morpheme is ɲi21 (cf. its presence in the words 'man' and 'woman' as well).\nBijiang: ɲi21-qo55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147. Quoted as Lanping yĩ21-kɛ̃55, Luobenzhuo ɲi31-qao55 in [Allen 2007: 83].\nJianchuan: vu33-ʆuy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted simply as vɤ33 in [Allen 2007: 70]; the second morpheme in Xu Lin's bisyllabic equivalent is 'water' q.v.\nDali: vu33-ʆi44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as vɤ33-ʆi44 in [Allen 2007: 70]; the second morpheme is 'water' q.v.\nBijiang: ʓeɹ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as Lanping ʐɯ33, Luobenzhuo ᶚɨ33 in [Allen 2007: 70].\nJianchuan: cʰɛ44 1\nDali: cʰeɹ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as cʰɛ44 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 105]. The latter source also adds xuɔ35 as a synonym.\nBijiang: ʈʰã44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as Lanping cʰɛ44, Luobenzhuo ʈʰa55 in [Allen 2007: 105].\nJianchuan: tʰu33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 154; Allen 2007: 84.\nDali: tʰu33 1\nBijiang: ʈʰɤ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 154. Quoted as Lanping tʰu33, Luobenzhuo tao42-cʰɤ33 in [Allen 2007: 84].\nJianchuan: mi44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 144; Allen 2007: 79. Also te44 id. (but not in Allen 2007).\nDali: mi44 1\nBijiang: meɹ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 144. Quoted as Lanping mi55, Luobenzhuo bo55=mɛ44 in [Allen 2007: 79]. Also te44 id., attested as such both in [Xu Lin 1984: 144] and in [Allen 2007: 79] for the Lanping dialect.\nJianchuan: ŋuy21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 168.\nDali: uy21 1\nBijiang: veɹ21 1\nJianchuan: so55-ci33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. The suffix -ci33 is an empty (desemanticized) nominal morpheme.\nDali: so55-ci33 1\nBijiang: ʆo55-yi21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138.\nXu Lin 1984: 158. The difference between sua44 and co42 is not explained; for the moment, we include both forms as technical synonyms, since this has implications on the lexicostatistical calculations with Dali and Bijiang Bai.\nXu Lin 1984: 158.\nBijiang: co42 2\nJianchuan: co42 2\nJianchuan: xã55=kẽ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 157. Also ã33-tɯ44 id. Quoted as kẽ42 'to see' in [Allen 2007: 91], whereas xã55 is listed with the meaning 'to look' [ibid.]. Literally = 'to look-see' (as in Chinese).\nDali: xa55=tɯ44 2\nXu Lin 1984: 157. In [Allen 2007: 91], 'to look' is glossed as a33, 'to see' is glossed as ke42 for Qiliqiao Bai.\nBijiang: e33=tɯ44 2\nXu Lin 1984: 157. In [Allen 2007: 91], the Luobenzhuo dialect is quoted as having ʔe33 'to look' vs. tɯ55 'to see'; the Lanping dialect is quoted as having ã44 'to look' vs. kɛ̃42 'to see'.\nJianchuan: cɤ̃33 1\nDali: cɤ33 1\nBijiang: po55=ɕõ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 144. Quoted as Luobenzhuo bo55=ɕɔ̃31, Lanping cõ44 in [Allen 2007: 79]. The morpheme bo55= ~ po55= is frequently encountered in Northern Bai as the first part of various plant terms (see 'root').\nJianchuan: kɤ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 159; Allen 2007: 94.\nDali: kɤ32 1\nBijiang: kɤ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 159. Quoted as Luobenzhuo kɤ44 in [Allen 2007: 94]. The Lanping dialect shows a different equivalent: cʰao44 [ibid.].\nJianchuan: pe21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 146; Allen 2007: 80 (only glossed as 'peel, husk' in the latter source).\nDali: pe21 1\nBijiang: ɕui33-qa44 2\nXu Lin 1984: 146. In [Allen 2007: 80], the Luobenzhuo equivalent for 'peel, husk' is quoted as bo55=ɕü31-qa55 (where the first morpheme is the same as in 'root', 'seed', q.v.).\nJianchuan: cʰɛ̃33 1\nDali: cʰeɹ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 159. Quoted as cʰɛ33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 94].\nBijiang: ŋɤ42-tĩ42 2\nXu Lin 1984: 159. Quoted as Luobenzhuo ɴ33-ti31 in [Allen 2007: 94]. The Lanping equivalent in the latter source is cʰɛ̃44, same as in Jianchuan and Dali Bai.\nJianchuan: se31 1\nDali: se31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 168. Quoted as se33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 103].\nXu Lin 1984: 168. Quoted as Lanping se31, Luobenzhuo sä̃42 in [Allen 2007: 103].\nJianchuan: xuy33=ʆɛ̃55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. The first morpheme is 'fire' q.v.\nDali: xuy33=ye55 1\nBijiang: fi33=ye55 1\nJianchuan: cɯ31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 159. Also xɯ55 id. (difference is unclear).\nDali: cɯ31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 159.\nBijiang: yi42 2\nJianchuan: ʆɛ̃55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Collective meaning ('stars'). Quoted as ʆɛ̃55-kʰo33 in [Allen 2007: 69].\nDali: ʆeɹ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Collective meaning ('stars'). Quoted as ʆɛ55-o33 in [Allen 2007: 69].\nBijiang: ʆã55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Collective meaning ('stars'). Quoted as Lanping ʆĩɛ̃55-kʰu44, Luobenzhuo ʆã33-ɕi31 in [Allen 2007: 69].\nJianchuan: co42-kʰuy55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. Quoted as ɕo42-kʰue55 in [Allen 2007: 71]. Internal structure of this bisyllabic formation is unclear.\nDali: co42-kʰuy55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. Quoted as co42-kʰue55 in [Allen 2007: 71]. Internal structure of this bisyllabic formation is unclear.\nBijiang: ʈõ42-queɹ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 138. Quoted as Lanping cu31-kʰue55, Luobenzhuo tu42-qʰɛ̃55 in [Allen 2007: 71]. Internal structure of this bisyllabic formation is unclear.\nJianchuan: yĩ44-pʰĩ31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137; Allen 2007: 69. External data show that the main lexical morpheme here is the first one; meaning of pʰĩ31 is unclear. By itself, yĩ44 also means 'day' [ibid.].\nDali: ɲe44-pʰi31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as mi44-pʰi31 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 69].\nBijiang: ɲi44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as Luobenzhuo ɲi55, Lanping yĩ55-pʰi31 in [Allen 2007: 69].\nJianchuan: ŋɤ33-tɤ̃55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as ɤ̃33-tɤ̃55 in [Allen 2007: 77]. Internal structure is unclear.\nDali: mi31-tu35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as mi44-tu35 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2000: 77].\nBijiang: meɹ33-qua55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as Luobenzhuo mä̃31-qua55 in [Allen 2000: 77]; the Lanping equivalent, wẽ33-tu55, is structurally closer to Jianchuan and Dali Bai.\nJianchuan: mɯ31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Different form listed in [Allen 2007: 111]: na55.\nDali: pɯ31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as vɯ55 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 111].\nBijiang: po42-ʰeɹ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Differently in [Allen 2007: 111], where the Lanping equivalent is listed as na55 and the Luobenzhuo equivalent is given as tɔ55-wã55.\nJianchuan: lɯ31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175; Allen 2007: 111.\nDali: tɯ31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as lɯ31 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 111].\nBijiang: no42-ʰeɹ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as Lanping nɔ31, Luobenzhuo nɔ44 in [Allen 2007: 111].\nJianchuan: no31 1\nDali: no31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as nɔ31 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 111].\nBijiang: na55 1\nJianchuan: ce42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145; Allen 2007: 81.\nDali: ce42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as ce42-pʰi31 in [Allen 2007: 81].\nBijiang: ʈeɹ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as Lanping cẽ33-pʰi31, Luobenzhuo ʈä̃42 in [Allen 2007: 81].\nJianchuan: ci33-pa44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as cɨ33-pa44 in [Allen 2007: 81]. Internal structure is unclear.\nDali: ci33-pa44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as cɨ33-pa44 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 81]. Internal structure is unclear.\nBijiang: ɕo33-pa44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 145. Quoted as Lanping cu44-pa44, Luobenzhuo ɕo33-pa55 in [Allen 2007: 81].\nBijiang: ɖɯ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as Lanping cɯ21, Luobenzhuo ɖɯ31 in [Allen 2007: 77].\nJianchuan: kõ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 173; Allen 2007: 108. This numeral is typically used to count objects (e. g. pɛ̃33 kõ33 yo21 'two planks', lit. 'planks-two-pieces').\nDali: kou33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 173. Quoted as ko33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 108]. See notes on Jianchuan Bai for usage.\nBijiang: kɤ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 173. Quoted as Lanping kɔ̃44, Luobenzhuo kɤ33 in [Allen 2007: 108].\nJianchuan: ne44 2\nXu Lin 1984: 173. This numeral is mainly used in compound numerals (cɛ42 ne44 'twelve', etc.) and in counting.\nDali: ne44 2\nJianchuan: ŋɛ21 1\nDali: ta31 ~ pe44=ta31 2\nXu Lin 1984: 165. Different stem quoted for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 100]: pe44=ŋɛ21 (i. e. the same equivalent as in Jianchuan Bai; pe44 is a lexical modifier with the meaning 'to walk, move', also seen in the entry for 'to come' q.v.).\nBijiang: ya44 3\nXu Lin 1984: 165. Same word as 'to come' q.v., which makes the glossing a little suspicious, especially in light of external data; on the other hand, considering that several other verbs of movement ('to pass', 'to return') are also translated as ya44 or at least include this morpheme as an integral part, it is possible that ya44 simply functions in Bijiang Bai as a generic verb of movement, modified by various auxiliary morphemes to indicate more narrow meanings. [Allen 2007: 100] gives the Lanping equivalent as ŋɛ21 (= Jianchuan Bai) and the Luobenzhuo equivalent as ya44.\nJianchuan: ɯ̃31=yĩ44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 171. Meaning glossed as 'hot'; distinct from ɯ̃55-vu44 'warm' [Xu Lin 1984: 172]. Quoted as wẽ55 'hot', wẽ55-vɤ44 'warm' in [Allen 2007: 107].\nDali: ɣɯ31=ɲe44 1\nXu Lin 1984: 171. Meaning glossed as 'hot'; distinct from ui45-uo21 'warm' [Xu Lin 1984: 172]. Quoted as ɯ31-ɲi44 'hot', we35 'hot; warm' for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 107].\nBijiang: ɲi55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 171. Meaning glossed as 'hot'; distinct from ɯ̃33-xu33 'warm' [Xu Lin 1984: 172]. The data in [Allen 2007: 107] are as follows: 'hot' = Lanping ɯ42-yɛ̃44, Luobenzhuo ɲi55; 'warm' = Lanping wẽ55, Luobenzhuo wẽ55.\nJianchuan: ʆuy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as ʆü33 in [Allen 2007: 70].\nDali: ʆuy33 1\nBijiang: ʆuy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as Lanping ʆü33, Luobenzhuo sü33 in [Allen 2007: 70].\nJianchuan: ŋa55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Exclusive form.\nDali: ŋa55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175; Allen 2007: 110. Exclusive form.\nBijiang: ŋa55-ɣo55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Exclusive form. Quoted as Lanping ŋã55 in [Allen 2007: 110].\nJianchuan: yã55 2\nXu Lin 1984: 175; Allen 2007: 110. Inclusive form. It should be noted that [Allen 2007] lists yã55 as the same form for both inclusive and exclusive 'we', although Jianchuan is the only listed dialect not to have a distinction.\nDali: ɲa55 2\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as ɲia55 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 110]. Inclusive form.\nBijiang: ɲo21-ɲo21 2\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Inclusive form. Quoted as Lanping yã55 in [Allen 2007: 110]. The Luobenzhuo opposition is listed ibid. as mĩʔ55 'we (excl.)', mĩ55-ɕa31 (incl.), i.e. in a variant that has no equivalent whatsoever in any of Xu Lin's data.\nJianchuan: a55=sɛ̃31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Different form listed in [Allen 2007: 112]: ɛ55=xɛ̃31.\nDali: xa31-le31 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as xɛ31-ne31 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 112].\nBijiang: a55=xã42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as Lanping ɛ55=xɛ̃31, Luobenzhuo a55=xã42 in [Allen 2007: 112].\nJianchuan: pɛ42 1\nDali: peɹ42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as pɛ42 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 105].\nBijiang: pa42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as Lanping pä42, Luobenzhuo pa44 in [Allen 2007: 105].\nJianchuan: a31=to21 1\nDali: a55=na44=ɲi21 2\nXu Lin 1984: 175. Quoted as a55=ɲi21 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 111].\nBijiang: a55=ma55=ɲi21 2\nXu Lin 1984: 175. In [Allen 2007: 111], the Lanping equivalent is given as mɯ̃55=yĩ31, and the Luobenzhuo equivalent as a55=tɔ31 (same as in Jianchuan Bai).\nJianchuan: yɤ̃33-yĩ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147; Allen 2007: 83. The morpheme yĩ21 = 'person' q.v.\nDali: ɲɤ33-ɲi21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147. Quoted as nɤ33-ɲi21 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 83]. The morpheme ɲi21 = 'person' q.v.\nBijiang: ɲɤ33-ɲi21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 147. The morpheme ɲi21 = 'person' q.v. Quoted as Lanping yɯ̃33-yĩ21 in [Allen 2007: 83]; the Luobenzhuo equivalent for 'woman' is given ibid. as ɲõ44-nɛ44-ɕi31-ɲi31; cf. the more simple form ɲõ44-nɛ44 'wife' [ibid.].\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as ɤ̃21 in [Allen 2007: 105].\nDali: ŋɤ21 1\nBijiang: ŋo21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 170. Quoted as Lanping wɔ21, Luobenzhuo ŋo31 in [Allen 2007: 105].\nJianchuan: tũy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as tũẽ33 in [Allen 2007: 104].\nDali: tuy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as tue33 in [Allen 2007: 104].\nBijiang: tuy33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as Lanping tũẽ44, Luobenzhuo dü33 in [Allen 2007: 104].\nBijiang: ʓõ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as Lanping cõ33, Luobenzhuo ʓɔ̃33 in [Allen 2007: 104].\nJianchuan: ɕĩ33 1\nDali: ɕe33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as ɕiɛ33 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 104].\nBijiang: cʰo55 2\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as Luobenzhuo cʰuɔ55 in [Allen 2007: 104]. The Lanping equivalent [ibid.] is ɕĩ44, i.e. the same as in Jianchuan and Dali Bai.\nJianchuan: pĩ55 1\nDali: pi35 1\nBijiang: cũy55 2\nXu Lin 1984: 151. Quoted as Luobenzhuo cũɛ̃55 in [Allen 2007: 87]. The Lanping equivalent [ibid.] is pĩ35, i.e. the same as in Jianchuan and Dali Bai.\nJianchuan: cʰɯ55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169; Allen 2007: 103.\nDali: cʰɯ55 1\nBijiang: ɕʰi55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as Lanping cʰɯ55, Luobenzhuo ɕʰi55 in [Allen 2007: 103].\nJianchuan: kʰɤ33 1\nDali: kʰɤ33 1\nBijiang: ʰeɹ33 1\nXu Lin 1984: 142. Quoted as Lanping kʰuɛ33, Luobenzhuo ɕʰɛ̃33 in [Allen 2007: 75].\nJianchuan: po42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169; Allen 2007: 104 (glossed as 'thin, flimsy').\nDali: po42 1\nBijiang: po42 1\nXu Lin 1984: 169. Quoted as Lanping pao42, Luobenzhuo pɔ44 in [Allen 2007: 104].\nJianchuan: pi55-si55 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as pi55-sɨ55 in [Allen 2007: 70].\nDali: pi35-si35 1\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as pi35-sɨ35 in [Allen 2007: 70].\nBijiang: ɕũy55 2\nXu Lin 1984: 137. Quoted as Luobenzhuo ɕü̃33 in [Allen 2007: 70]. The Lanping equivalent [ibid.] is pi55-sɨ55, i.e. the same as in Jianchuan and Dali Bai.\nJianchuan: ɕi21=kɛ55-cɤ̃21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as ɕi21=ɕɛ55-cɤ21 in [Allen 2007: 77]. Morphological structure is not quite clear; the first morpheme may be the same as in ɕi31 'ground, earth', and the last one is probably the same as cɤ21 'insect' [ibid.].\nDali: ɕi21=ɕa35-cɤ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as pi21=ɕa35-cɤ21 in [Allen 2007: 77].\nBijiang: ʈʰa44=qo55-ɕɤ21 1\nXu Lin 1984: 143. Quoted as Luobenzhuo qɔ55-ɕɤ31, Lanping ku55-lu55-cu21 in [Allen 2007: 77].\nXu Lin 1984: 139; Allen 2007: 72.\nXu Lin 1984: 139. Quoted as šua44 for Qiliqiao Bai in [Allen 2007: 72].\nXu Lin 1984: 139. Quoted as Lanping, Luobenzhuo sua44 in [Allen 2007: 72].


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Will China achieve its ambitious goal?-Forecasting the CO2 emission intensity of China towards 2030 (Open Access) EI\n作者：Li, Yan ;Wei, Yigang ;Dong, Zhang\n作者机构：[Li, Yan ] Business School, Shandong University at Weihai, Weihai; 264209, China;[Wei, Yigang ] Beijing Key Laboratory of Emergency Support Simulation Technologies for City Operation, Beijing; 100083, China;[Wei, Yigang ] School of Economics and Management, Beihang University, Beijing; 100083, China;[Dong, Zhang ] School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Beihang University, Beijing; 100083, China\n92. Preparation of superhydrophobic surface on titanium alloy via micro-milling, anodic oxidation and fluorination (Open Access) EI\n作者：Zhang, Xiao ;Wan, Yi ;Ren, Bing ;Wang, Hongwei ;Yu, Mingzhi ;Liu, Anqi ;Liu, Zhanqiang\n作者机构：[Zhang, Xiao ;Wan, Yi ;Ren, Bing ;Wang, Hongwei ;Yu, Mingzhi ;Liu, Anqi ;Liu, Zhanqiang ] Key Laboratory of High Efficiency and Clean Manufacturing, School of Mechanical Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan; 250061, China;[Ren, Bing ] Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, University of Florida, Gainesville; FL; 32611, United States;[Zhang, Xiao ;Wan, Yi ;Ren, Bing ;Wang, Hongwei ;Yu, Mingzhi ;Liu, Anqi ;Liu, Zhanqiang ] National Demonstration Center for Experimental Mechanical Engineering Education, School of Mechanical Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan; 250061, China\n93. An improved result on synchronization control for memristive neural networks with inertial terms and reaction–diffusion items EI\n94. Multi-Scale 3D U-Nets: An approach to automatic segmentation of brain tumor EI\n95. Deep RetinaNet for Dynamic Left Ventricle Detection in Multiview Echocardiography Classification (Open Access) EI\n作者：Yang, Meijun ;Xiao, Xiaoyan ;Liu, Zhi ;Sun, Longkun ;Guo, Wei ;Cui, Lizhen ;Sun, Dianmin ;Zhang, Pengfei ;Yang, Guang\n作者机构：[Yang, Meijun ;Liu, Zhi ] School of Information Science and Engineering, Shandong University, Qingdao; 266237, China;[Guo, Wei ;Cui, Lizhen ] Joint SDU-NTU Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research (C-FAIR), Shandong University, Jinan; 250101, China;[Xiao, Xiaoyan ] Department of Nephrology, Qilu Hospital, Cheeloo College of Medicine, Shandong University, No. 107 Wenhuaxi Road, Jinan; 250012, China;[Sun, Dianmin ] Department of Thoracic Surgery, Shandong Cancer Hospital and Institute, Shandong First Medical University and Shandong Academy of Medical Sciences, Jinan; 250117, China;[Sun, Longkun ;Zhang, Pengfei ] Department of Cardiology, Qilu Hospital, Cheeloo College of Medicine, Shandong University, No. 107 Wenhuaxi Road, Jinan, Shandong Province, China;[Yang, Guang ] National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College London, London; SW7 2AZ, United Kingdom\n96. A Multipoint Flux Mixed Finite Element Method for Darcy–Forchheimer Incompressible Miscible Displacement Problem EI\n97. Molecular dynamic simulation of thermal transport in monolayer C3B x N1-x alloy EI\n作者：Yang, Bowen ;Han, Dan ;Wang, Xinyu ;Hu, Shiqian ;Xin, Qian ;Cao, Bing-Yang ;Xin, Gongming\n作者机构：[Yang, Bowen ;Cao, Bing-Yang ;Xin, Gongming ] School of Energy and Power Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan; 250061, China;[Hu, Shiqian ] Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Tokyo, Tokyo; 113-8656, Japan;[Han, Dan ;Wang, Xinyu ] Institute of Thermal Science and Technology, Shandong University, Jinan; 250061, China;[Cao, Bing-Yang ] Key Laboratory for Thermal Science and Power Engineering of Ministry of Education, Department of Engineering Mechanics, Tsinghua University, Beijing; 100084, China;[Xin, Qian ] Center of Nanoelectronics and School of Microelectronics, Shandong University, Jinan; 250100, China\n98. Interface microstructure evolution and mechanical properties of the extruded fiber-reinforced aluminum-based composite bar (Open Access) EI\n作者：Liu, Mingfu ;Zhang, Cunsheng ;He, Haixin ;Zhao, Guoqun ;Chen, Liang ;Ma, Xinwu\n作者机构：[Liu, Mingfu ;Zhang, Cunsheng ;He, Haixin ;Zhao, Guoqun ;Chen, Liang ;Ma, Xinwu ] Key Laboratory for Liquid-Solid Structural Evolution & Processing of Materials (Ministry of Education), Shandong University, Jinan; Shandong; 250061, China\n99. Electrospun ZnO nanofiber interlayers for enhanced performance of organic photovoltaic devices EI\n作者：Mohtaram, Fatemeh ;Borhani, Sedigheh ;Ahmadpour, Mehrad ;Fojan, Peter ;Behjat, Abbas ;nter ;Madsen, Morten\n作者机构：[Mohtaram, Fatemeh ;Borhani, Sedigheh ;Behjat, Abbas ] Department of Textile Engineering, Isfahan University of Technology, Isfahan; 84156-83111, Iran;[Behjat, Abbas ] Atomic and Molecular Groups, Faculty of Physics, Yazd University, Yazd, Iran;[Mohtaram, Fatemeh ;Ahmadpour, Mehrad ;nter ;Madsen, Morten ] SDU NanoSYD, Mads Clausen Institute, University of Southern Denmark, Alsion 2, Sønderborg; 6400, Denmark;[Fojan, Peter ] The Biostructure and Protein Engineering Group, Department of Material Sciences, Aalborg University, Aalborg; 9000, Denmark\n100. Improving the energy efficiency of data-intensive applications running on clusters EI\n作者：Liu, Weifeng ;Zhou, Jie ;Gong, Bin ;Dai, Hongjun ;Guo, Meng\n作者机构：[Liu, Weifeng ] School of Information Science and Engineering, University of Jinan, Jinan, China;[Gong, Bin ;Dai, Hongjun ] School of Computer Science and Technology, Shandong University, Jinan, China;[Zhou, Jie ] State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company Information and Telecommunications Company, Jinan, China;[Guo, Meng ] Shandong Computer Science Center (National Supercomputer Centre in Jinan), Jinan, China\n来源：International Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Systems,2020,Vol.35,Issue.3,246-259


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url: =A Study of Aero-engine Operational Economy Model Based on PCA-BPNN--《Fire Control & Command Control》2011年04期\n《Fire Control & Command Control》 2011-04\nA Study of Aero-engine Operational Economy Model Based on PCA-BPNN\nZHANG Yin-feng,CHANG Wen-bing,XIAO Yi-yong,HUANG Zhao-dong (Beihang University,Beijing 100191,China)\nBased on the aero-engine operational economy,aiming at its main indictor fuel consumption rate,the modeling approach for aero-engine operational economy based on principal component analysis and BP neural network was given.This approach extracted several the principal features of fuel consumption rate indices by PCA which wiped off the correlation of the data and descended the scale of BP neural network.Then a model was built with the high-effective nonlinear mapping capability of BP network.In the end,the validity was proven by using an instance and it provided a kind of new selection method for the aero-engine scheme design.\n【CateGory Index】： V235.13\n1 GENG Hong,JIE Jun(Aviation Institute of Automation,Civil Aviation University of China,Tianjin300300,China);Fuel Flow Regression Model of Aircraft Cruise Based On QAR Data[J];Aeroengine;2008-04\n2 ;The Design of Economic Affordability in the Manufacture of Aviation Arming[J];Aviation Maintenance & Engineering;2009-01\n3 YANG Shu-e, HUANG Li(Management School of Xi'an Jiaotong University,Xi'an 710061, China);Financial Crisis Warning Model based on BP Neural Network[J];Systems Engineering-theory & Practice;2005-01\n4 LIU Ming, ZHAO Bao jun, YANG Jian jun, LIU Yi jing, ZHANG Jing wei(Missile Institute, Air Force Engineering University, Sanyuan 713800, China);Method of Equipment Cost Estimation Based on the Fusion of GA and BP Algorithms[J];Systems Engineering and Electronics;2002-02\n1 LAI Yong-qiang1, ZHANG Hai-shan2, HE Yuan-bo2, GU Xiang-yu3, CHEN Hui4, SHAO Jie2, WANG Dong2 (1. No. 16 Brigade of Graduate, Air Defense Forces Command Academy, Zhengzhou 450052, China; 2. No. 77616 Unit of PLA, Lasa 850000, China; 3. No. 65657 Unit of PLA, Chifeng 024200, China; 4. No. 68252 Unit of PLA, Wuzhong, 751102 China);Evaluation of Operational Command Capability For Air Defense Force Based On BP-GA[J];Ordnance Industry Automation;2007-11\n2 LIU Xin-yun1,PANG Qing-le1,LIU Ai-guo2(1.School of Information and Electronic Engineering,Shangdong Business College,Yantai,China;2.Shandong Lukang Pharmaceutical Co.Ltd.,Jining 272100,China);Genetic Neural Network Based Alarm System Against Enterprise Financial Crisis[J];Commercial Research;2007-09\n3 ZHANG Gen-ming~1,XIANG Xiao-ji~1,SUN Jing-yi~2(1.School of Business,Central South University,Changsha 410083,China;2.School of Economics,Yantai Vocational College,Yantai 410083,China);Financial Crisis Warning Research Of Manufacturing Industry Based on BP Neural Network[J];Journal of Shandong Institute of Business and Technology;2006-04\n4 HUANG Hai-lun(Jingchu Institute of Technology,Jingmen 448200);Application of Financial Prewarning Based on Support Vector Machine Model[J];;2007-03\n5 PENG Li,ZHU Zhen,SHAN Xin-ping,YU Liang-di(College of Management,China University of Geosciences,Wuhan 430074,China);Predicting Business Failure of Listed Companies in China[J];Journal of China University of Geosciences(Social Sciences Edition);2006-06\n6 LIU Bi-sen~2 YAO Yu~2 WANG Ling~2 (1.School of Applied Mathematics,Univ.of Electron.Sci.& Tech.of China Chengdu 610054;2.School of Computer Science,Sichuan Normal University Chengdu 610066);Financial Crisis Warning Model Based on Support Vector Machine[J];Journal of University of Electronic Science and Technology of China;2007-S1\n7 HU Dasha WANG Kunhua(University of Science and Technology of China,Hefei,China);PSO and SVM-Based Financial Crisis Warning Model for Listed Companies[J];Chinese Journal of Management;2007-05\n8 WU Ming-feng(Business school of Hohai University,Nanjing 210098,China);Application of Artificial Immune Neural Network to Financial Crisis Warning[J];Journal of Guangxi University of Finance and Economics;2006-01\n9 SHU Bang-rong1,LIU You-zhao1,XU Jin-liang1,HE Bei-bei 1,WU Guan-cen2(1.College of Public Management,Nanjing Agricultural University,Nanjing,210095,China;2.College of Real Estate,Shanghai University,Shanghai 201702,China);EARLY WARNING OF ECOLOGICAL SECURITY BASED ON BP-ANN——A CASE STUDY OF SUZHOU[J];Resources and Environment in the Yangtze Basin;2010-09\n10 LIU Peipei (Department of Computer Science and Engineering, North China Electronic Power University, Baoding 071003 , China);Estimation of Software Cost on Reliability[J];Journal of Hebei University(Natural Science Edition);2003-04\n1 ;Application of Data Mining to Analysis of Financial Risk[A];[C];2009\n2 ZHANG Gen-ming, XIANG Xiao-ji, WANG Shu-wei ( School of Business Central South University,Changsha 410083 ,China; School of Physics Central South University,Changsha 410083 ,China);Financial Crisis Warning Research Based on BP Neural Network[A];[C];2006\n3 Wang Zexia Li Liangyan;A Study of Models for Predicting Financial Crisis based on the view of main operation——From the listed companies’empirical evidence of China’s Manufacturing Industry[A];[C];2009\n4 TIAN Qing,WANG Bao-shuai (School of Management Science and Engineering,Dongbei University of Finance and Economics,Dalian 116025,China);The Financial Early-Warning Model of Listed Companies[A];[C];2010\n5 ZHAO Quan-hua (School of Accounting,Shandong University of Finance,Jinan 250014,China);Financial Achievement Prediction Model of Memory-Increased Least Squares Support Vector Machine Based on Genetic Algorithm and Renyi-Entropy[A];[C];2010\n1 Liu Ming Chen Yang Chen YonggeAir Force Missile Institute, Shaanxi 713800;BP Network′s Application in the Study of the Cost of Air Defence Missile Ordering[J];Systems Engineering and Electronics;2000-02\n2 YANG Shu-e,XU Wei-gang(Accounting School,Xi'an Jiaotong University,Xi'an 710061,China);Financial Affairs in Early Warning Model for Listed Companies--An Empirical Study on Y Market's Model[J];;2003-01