… To sum up, despite the small effect size, Study 1 findings supported the cultural difference
on self-interest bias, such that only US—but not Chinese—people evaluated their self-serving …

… ● Chinese policymakers could learn from the United States with respect to siting of public
EV chargers, as well as US demand response programs. ● Both countries could learn from …

… The result on average is that each pair of shoes would cost US$120. But the cost of the price
of the shoes paid to the factory in China was only US$20. Out of the US$20, $2 would go to …

… These are fields on which the United States is only now beginning to embark. Cooperation
with China provides the United States with an opportunity to leapfrog an entire phase of trial-…

… , the Chinese have adopted the US military’s integrated joint operations as a model for
China’s military transformation. This chapter finds that while the learning of this US model and its …

… pressing their US counterparts to respect China’s “core interests,” US officials never repeated
the phrase, but instead merely conveyed support for various longstanding US policies, …

… In Chapter 12, he tells us that “Just as the five colors that we see can blind us, so the five
sounds that we hear can deafen us, and the five tastes can dull our sense of taste.” In my …

… Certain of the PLA’s UAVs appear to be strikingly similar to comparable US models, which
in some cases may reflect mimicry or commercial cyber espionage.To a limited extent, the …

… In conclusion, the use of a parser can put us in a position to achieve a higher accuracy in
word segmentation than approaches that have access to lexical information only. The parser …