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歐美經典家具大全

為了解決Four Barrel Coffee的問題，作者吳天虎 這樣論述：

家具是室內空間的主角，無論是室內設計還是室內軟裝的從業人員和家居生活愛好者均需要對於那些源自於歐洲從古至今的家具有一個全面的認識。目前全國還沒有一本涵蓋所有家具的科普類家具參考書，這大地阻礙了我們的室內設計與室內軟裝設計的進步與發展。吳天虎着的《歐美經典家具大全(精)》從歐美家具的起源入手，向讀者展現了一幅歐美家具從古至今的發展圖，為中國室內設計與室內軟裝行業向最高層次的發展奠定扎實的基礎。為了讓本書成為更多人的普通百科類讀物，本書力求語言簡練，圖文並茂，通俗易懂，適用於作為學校、社會與專業的參考書。 序言Chapter 1 凳子 1-1 凳子簡史 1-2 腳凳（Foo

tstool）/ 矮凳（Low Stool） 1-3 軟墊擱腳凳（Ottoman) 1-4 墩（Tuffet/Hassock/Pouf/Pouffe） 1-5 折疊凳（Folding Stool） 1-6 踏凳（Step Stool） 1-7 條凳（Bench） 1-8 條形軟座（Banquette） 1-9 高背長靠椅（Settle）/ 安置凳（Settle Bench）/ 僧侶凳（Monks Bench） 1-10 吧台凳（Bar Stool）/ 櫃台凳（Counter Stool）/ 繪圖凳（Drafting Stool）/工業凳（Industrial Stool）Cha

pter 2 椅子 2-1 椅子簡史 2-2 餐椅（Dining Chair/Side Chair） 2-3 梯背椅（Ladderback Chair） 2-4 酒館椅（Bistro Chair） 2-5 折疊椅（Folding Chair） 2-6 搖椅（Rocking Chair） 2-7 擋風椅（Wing Chair/Wingback Chair）/圓頂擋風椅（Dome Chair/Canopy Chair） 2-8 角椅（Corner Chair） 2-9 扶手椅（Armchair/Elbowchair）/俱樂部椅（Club Chair）/休閑椅（Lounge Cha

ir） 2-10 無扶手矮椅（Slipper Chair） 2-11 桶形椅（Tub Chair）/桶背椅（Barrel Chair/Barrel-back Chair） 2-12 藤椅（Rattan Chair/Wicker Chair） 2-13 鐵藝椅（Iron Chair）/工業椅（Industrial Chair） 2-14 辦公椅（Office Chair）Chapter 3 沙發 3-1 沙發簡史 3-2 雙人沙發（Settee/Loveseat） 3-3 長沙發（Couch）/ 三人沙發（Sofa）/安置沙發（Settle Couch） 3-4 矮沙發（Div

an） 3-5 躺椅/ 貴妃椅（Chaise Longue） 3-6 沙發床（Sofa Bed/Bed Couch） 3-7 日式沙發床（Futon） 3-8 皮沙發（Leather Sofa） 3-9 組合沙發（Sectional Sofa）Chapter 4 桌子 4-1 桌子簡史 4-2 擱板桌（Trestle Table） 4-3 獨腿桌（Pedestal Table）/ 燭台幾（Candle Stand）/ 三腳桌（Tripod Table） 4-4 活板桌（Drop Leaf Table）/ 蝴蝶桌（Butterfly Table）/ 活腿桌（Gateleg Ta

ble）/蝶式活板桌（Butterfly Leaf Dining Table）/角桌（Corner Table） 4-5 沙發桌（Sofa Table）/靠牆台桌（Console Table） 4-6 茶幾（End Table）/ 邊幾（Side Table）/鼓桌（Drum Table）/ 中心桌（Center Table） 4-7 花幾（Plant Stand）/電話幾（Telephone Table）/套幾（Nesting Tables） 4-8 茶桌（Tea Table）/ 茶推車（Tea Trolley）/咖啡桌（Coffee Table） 4-9 折疊桌（Folding

Table）/托盤桌（Tray Table） 4-10 床桌（Bed Table） 4-11 書桌（Desk）/寫字桌（Writing Table）/電腦桌（Computer Desk） 4-12 梳妝台（Dressing Table）/化妝台（Vanity） 4-13 餐桌（Dining Table） 4-14 象棋桌（Chess Table）/游戲桌（Game Table）/棋牌桌（Card Table） 4-15 台球桌（Billiard Table/Pool Table） 4-16 鐵藝桌（Iron Table）/工業桌（Industrial Table）Chapter

5 櫃子 5-1 櫃子簡史 5-2 毛毯箱（Blanket Chest）/香柏木箱（Cedar Chest） 5-3 壁櫃（Armoire/Wardrobe）/小衣櫥（Chiffonier）/ 衣櫥（Chifferobe） 5-4 瓷器櫃/ 展示櫃（China Cabinet） 5-5 餐邊櫃（Sideboard）/ 餐具櫃（Credenza） 5-6 酒櫃（Cellarette/Cellaret/Wine Cabinet/Cocktail Cabinet） 5-7 碗櫃（Cupboard/Dresser）/角櫃（Corner Cabinet/Corner Hutch）/碟櫃（H

utch） 5-8 食物儲存櫃（Food Cabinet） 5-9 書櫃（Bookcase）/ 書架（Bookshelf） 5-10 文件櫃（Filing Cabinet） 5-11 抽屜櫃（Chest of Drawers） 5-12 床頭櫃（Nightstand） 5-13 盥洗櫃（Washstand） 5-14 電視櫃（TV Cabinet/TV Stand）Chapter 6 床具 6-1 床具簡史 6-2 四柱床（Four Poster Bed） 6-3 繩床（Rope Bed） 6-4 平板床（Platform Bed）/ 彈簧床（Boxspring Bed）

/鑲板床（Panel Bed） 6-5 多功能床（Chest Bed / Captain’’s Bed） 6-6 子母床（Trundle Bed） 6-7 坐卧兩用床（Daybed） 6-8 嬰兒床（Crib） 6-9 雪橇床（Sleigh Bed） 6-10 雙層床（Bunk Bed）/ 閣樓床（Loft Bed）/樓梯床（Stair Bed） 6-11 折疊床（Murphy Bed） 6-12 吊床（Hammock） 6-13 原木床（Log Bed） 6-14 鐵藝床（Iron Bed）/ 工業床（Industrial Bed）/銅藝床（Brass Bed） 6-1

5 水床（Water Bed）/ 氣床（Air Bed） 6-16 床頭板（Headboard） 6-17 床墊（Mattress）Chapter 7 雜項 7-1 屏風（Folding Screen） 7-2 壁爐架（Mantelpiece/Fireplace Mantel/Chimneypiece） 7-3 衣帽架（Coat Rack）/ 雨傘架（Umbrella Rack） 7-4 雜志架（Magazine Rack） 7-5 鞋架（Shoe Rack）/ 鞋櫃（Shoe Cabinet） 7-6 酒架（Wine Rack） 7-7 鏡架（Freestanding Dr

essing Mirror） 7-8 壁架（Ledge）/ 門廳擱板（Entryway Shelf） 7-9 馬桶櫃（Toilet Cabinet） 7-10 室外家具（Outdoor Furniture/Patio Furniture）Chapter 8 常用名稱圖解 8-1 椅背（Chair Backs） 8-2 椅扶手（Chair Arms） 8-3 桌/ 椅腿（Table/Chair Legs） 8-4 桌/ 椅腳（Table/Chair Feet） 8-5 櫃頂飾（Cabinet Top） 8-6 抽屜拉手/ 把手（Drawer Pulls/Knobs） 8-7

接合方式（Joint） 8-8 圖形（Motif） 8-9 裝飾工藝（Ornamentation）

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紅茶及薑科葉(生薑、月桃)萃取物之降血糖潛力評估及紅茶應用於低升糖指數之麵條開發

為了解決Four Barrel Coffee的問題，作者李陳薳 這樣論述：

糖尿病越漸流行，也是台灣十大死因之一。麵條作為亞洲人的主食，其主成分以碳水化合物為主，使麵條具有高升糖指數(Glycemic index；GI)，長期食用會增加二型糖尿病發生風險，因此開發低GI 麵條越受重視。紅茶及薑科植物(生薑、月桃)在許多研究中顯示具有抗氧化、抗發炎、抗癌等功效，使其越受關注。本研究採用大吉嶺紅茶葉、生薑與月桃葉為原料，分別以水及 50%乙醇萃取，利用清除(1,1-二苯-2-三硝苯肼；DPPH)、(2,2'-azinobis-3-ethyl benzothiazoline-6-sulphonic acid；ABTS)自由基能力和還原力(Ferric reducing a

ntioxidant power；FRAP)試驗來評估萃取物之抗氧化能力；再藉由抑制 BSA-glucose 糖化反應終產物(Advanced Glycation End Products; AGEs)試驗，及抑制α-glucosidase和α-amylase活性試驗評估降血糖潛力；最後分析其機能性成分，篩選出最具潛力之萃取物並探討其添加於麵條後之物性分析、GI值表現與消費者感官喜好。結果顯示，抗氧化能力DPPH以紅茶50%乙醇萃取物(BT-50)之IC50值：11.24μg/mL及FRAP以紅茶水萃取物(BTH)之EC50值：49.61 μg/mL為最佳；降血糖潛力AGEs以BTH之IC50

值：296.11 μg/mL及α-glucosidase以BT-50之IC50值：3.33 μg/mL為最佳，綜觀上述其抗氧化及降血糖潛力均以紅茶葉>月桃葉>生薑葉顯示。測定總多酚類後發現，總多酚(TPC)含量以月桃葉50%乙醇萃取物(AZL-50)為最高(約為80 mg/g)；總黃酮類(TFC)則以生薑葉50%乙醇萃取物(ZOL-50)為最高(約為54 mg/g)，表示生薑與月桃葉也具有良好之應用潛力。而在多酚類組成分分析、總三萜類及茶黃素分析上分別以BTH (4.97 mg/g)、BT-50 (111.41 mg/g)與BT-50 (15.96 mg/g)最高，皆以紅茶葉表現最佳，因此以紅

茶作為麵條食品之添加原料。在物性分析、體外澱粉消化試驗結果顯示，添加 3%紅茶葉粉(BTP-3)能夠在較低影響麵條的質地下賦予其具有最佳之體外澱粉消化表現。感官品評試驗中使用消費者型品評員來評估七種不同配方紅茶麵條(分別添加紅茶葉粉0、1、3、5、7 %以及使用紅茶茶湯取代水再額外添加0、3 %茶粉)的感官描述特性，以及了解消費者之間的喜好差異。研究結果顯示，消費者整體接受度隨著紅茶葉粉添加比例的提高而略微下降，僅7%紅茶麵條(BTP-7)以外其餘皆與無添加之生麵條(BTP-0)無顯著性差異，表示麵條作為紅茶健康食品開發之載體是可以被國人飲食文化所接受。在描述性分析中發現影響消費者對紅茶麵條具

有正面影響之特性包含順口感、茶味(剛剛好)、具有彈性、健康的、天然的及口感純粹等，而綜觀各項分析結果，以添加3% (BTP-3)之紅茶麵條具有最符合消費者所期望之特性，同時BTP-3其硬度、內聚性、彈性與咀嚼性皆與生麵條無顯著性差異，因此，於麵條中添加3%之紅茶葉粉能夠賦予麵條具有最佳之低GI值表現，同時也最具有符合消費者期望的感官特徵。

Central Tuscany: Le Crete and the Val dOrcia

為了解決Four Barrel Coffee的問題，作者Grabinger, Scott Tiezzi 這樣論述：

Central Tuscany: Le Crete and the Val d'OrciaUpdated 2020 / 2021 EditionThe Val d'Orcia is the Tuscan area that provides many of the images in calendars, coffee table books, movie settings, and postcards: cedar lined drives, rolling hills of grain, and vineyards. Several world class wines and foods

come from the area. With this guide, the most comprehensive in English: Drive through the badlands and eerily magnificent landscapes of Le Crete with its fields of grain, pastures, ponds, and sheep.Stop at the Abbazia di Monte Oliveto Maggiore and wrap yourself in its reverent solitude deep in the f

orest.Climb the ramparts of the fortezza of Montalcino for a view of the Val d'Orcia all the way to Monte Amiata. Taste the prized Brunello di Montalcino and visit the Museo Civico e Diocesano. Stop at the "Stone that Sings," the Abbazia di Sant'Antimo a few kilometers from Montalcino.Stand in Piazz

a Pio II in the "Ideal humanist" city of Pienza to admire its unique architecture. Have a lunch taking an option for each course that uses Pienza's great pecorino cheese.Surprise yourself by the beauty and treasures in the tiny hill town of Monticchiello.Explore deceptively quiet San Quirico d'Orcia

, famous for its gardens: the Horti Leoni and the Rose Garden.Bathe in the "tame" spas of Bagno Vignoni or hike through the woods to the "wild" hot pools of Fosse Bianco.Take in the panorama of the whole Val d'Orcia from the towering Rocca of Radicofani.Spend a day or two in exciting Montepulciano,

the largest town in the area. Appreciate the panoramas from its walls. Taste the excellent Vino Nobile di Montepulciano.Set up a base in one of the larger towns in the regions like Montalcino, Montepulciano, or Pienza and spend three or four days carefully exploring the beautiful scenery, hill tow

ns, restaurants, museums, fortresses, and churches, finishing the day in a relaxing hot spring.Guide information: cook with authentic recipes, some from my Italian cousins, use GPS coordinates to navigate, assess the mobile accessibility of sites.NOTE: The paperback version is in black-and-white. Se

nd me an email and I will send you a color pdf version.Praise from Readers for the "Second Time Around" SeriesI was delighted to find your book on the area on Amazon before our visit earlier this month.We went to Arezzo a few years ago, but this time, armed with guidebook we visited again. I wanted

to let you know how helpful the book was. I had not noticed the bas-reliefs on the barrel vault of the main door of Pieve Santa Maria or visited the Museo Ivan Bruschi before, let alone the Telecommunications Museum which, like you, we stumbled on unexpectedly.I just finished your book and wanted to

tell you I enjoyed it very much. I am planning to go to the Tuscany area next June for a wedding and it gave me a lot of usual information. Because of your book I plan on setting up shop in Arezzo for a few days.I have your guide books which have been very useful.Social MediaBook descriptions: www.

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f the title page. Author: Scott Tiezzi GrabingerMy books feature less visited sites in southern Tuscany, recount my adventures and misadventures, and share authentic family recipes.Why are my guidebooks unique?Experience. My family and I have been traveling around Italy since 1992 learning the tow

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and them. Or the number of times I learned about specialties in a restaurant that aren’t on the menu, or found the perfect Vino Nobile for the secondo piatto. Thanks to the the language I’ve learned to harvest grapes and olives to make wine and olive oil.I live in Tuscany two months a year. My base

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腸道菌乙型葡萄糖醛酸酶：利用結構分析受質專一性，及發展具潛力的選擇性抑制物以緩解異生物質所引起的毒性

為了解決Four Barrel Coffee的問題，作者朋莎朗 這樣論述：

Gut bacterial β-D-glucuronidases (GUSs) catalyze the removal of glucuronic acid from liver-produced β-D-glucuronides. These reactions can have deleterious consequences when they reverse xenobiotic metabolism. The human gut contains hundreds of GUSs of variable sequences and structures. To understan

d how any particular bacterial GUS(s) contributes to global GUS activity and affects human health, the substrate preference(s) of individual enzymes must be known. Herein, we report that representative GUSs vary in their ability to produce various xenobiotics from their respective glucuronides. In a

n attempt to explain the distinct substrate preference, we solved the structure of a bacterial GUS complexed with coumarin-3-D-glucuronide. Comparisons of this structure with other GUS structures identified differences in TIM barrel loop 3 (or the 2-helix loop) and loop 5 at the aglycone-binding sit

e, where differences in their conformations, hydrophobicities and flexibilities appear to underlie the distinct substrate preference(s) of the GUSs. Additional sequence, structural and functional analysis indicated that several groups of functionally related gut bacterial GUSs exist. Our results pin

point opportunistic gut bacterial GUSs as those that cause xenobiotic-induced toxicity. We propose a structure-activity relationship that should allow both the prediction of the functional roles of GUSs and the design of selective inhibitors. Furthermore, we demonstrated how charge, conformation, an

d substituents of several uronic iminocyclitols and analogues contribute to the inhibitory potency and selectivity for gut bacterial GUSs by using crystallographic and biochemical methods. Uronic isofagomine was a potent inhibitor (Ki up to 4 nM) unlike uronic deoxynojirimycin that showed a less pot

ent inhibition (Ki up to 930 nM), indicating that the positive charge at the anomeric position, but not endocyclic oxygen position, was favorable to form electrostatic interactions with the two catalytic glutamates of GUSs. Moreover, D-glucaro-δ-lactam displayed good inhibitions (up to 280 nM) for b

acterial GUSs owing to the half-chair conformation that favored several polar contacts and a charge-dipole interaction. Additionally, C6-alkylated uronic isofagomine displayed selective inhibition for opportunistic bacterial GUSs, which was attributed to the hydrophobic interactions between the prop

yl group and the loop 5 residues of the GUSs.In contrast, N1-alkylated analogue was a non-selective and moderate inhibitor for GUSs, which was explained by a steric hindrance between the alkyl group of the inhibitor and the catalytic acid/base glutamate of GUSs. In summary, we identified the respons

ible group of GUSs for the xenobiotic-induced toxicity, and developed a selective inhibitor targeting these GUSs.