Exploring the transformative potential of Digital Twin (DT) technology, this open access book provides in-depth knowledge essential for understanding its role in enhancing digital intelligence within next-generation wireless communications and computing networks. It emphasizes DT's significance in bridging physical systems with digital environments, particularly in the context of the Metaverse, making it a crucial resource for those interested in the future of technology and connectivity.
Corpus-based Description and Rhetorical Structure Analysis
The book investigates the use of adversative and concessive conjunctions in English texts by Chinese EFL learners compared to native speakers. It employs a combination of corpus-based and text-based analysis within a systemic functional linguistics framework. The study begins with an overview of seventeen conjunctions, examining their frequency and semantic categories. It then focuses on three specific conjunctions, analyzing their syntactic positions and semantic relations. A case study further explores the impact of these conjunctions on text structure, offering valuable insights for both diagnostic and pedagogical purposes.
This book explores urban metabolism, detailing its theory, methods, and applications. It serves as a framework for analyzing urban ecological issues and supports sustainable development across various scales, from global to city levels, using quantitative network research and metaphorical analysis.
This book explores urban metabolism, a key framework for analyzing cities as ecological systems. It presents theoretical foundations, methods, and applications across various scales, from global to local, to promote sustainable regional development and address urban environmental challenges.