关于COPD的说法错误的是 ()
A. 其共同的病理特点为肺泡排空受阻
B. 慢支病人气道炎症、黏液分泌增加
C. 支气管哮喘病人支气管平滑肌张力增加
D. 肺气肿病人肺泡表面积减少
E. 上述病理改变单独存在
我国荣塔公司向日本富士株式会社订购彩电800台,合同规定,彩电价格为每台600美元CIF宁波,2008年6月30日在长崎港装货。货物于2008年6月30日装船,装船时外包装有严重破损,富士株式会社向船舶公司出具了货物品质的保函。船长应富士株式会社的请求,出具了清洁提单,富士株式会社据此向银行取得了货款。货物到达宁波后,荣塔公司发现,电视机外包装箱有严重破损,船舶公司出示了富士株式会社提供的保函,认为该事应向富士株式会社索赔。现问: 保险公司如何对待荣塔公司的索赔
Men seem to have always taken an interest in meteorites, but not until the early nineteenth century were these objects considered worth preserving for scientific study. In the beginning, people believed that because meteorites fell from the heavens, they were either gods themselves or messages from the gods. Thus the more civilized of early men carefully kept the meteorites, draping them in costly linens and anointing them with oil. In many instances, the people built special temples in which the meteorites were to be worshiped. Meteorite worshiped was common long in the Mediterranean area, and in Africa, India, Japan, and Mexico: such worship still persists in some regions. Although many people held meteorites in reverence particularly if they were seen to fall, other practical minded individuals made good use of the durable and easily worked alloy provided by nature in the nickel-iron meteorites. They frequently used of this metal to make tools, and often pots and other utensils. Throughout history, meteoritic iron has been used in the manufacture of special swords, daggers, and knives for members of royalty. Attila and other early conquerors of Europe boasted of "swords form heaven". As late as the end of nineteenth century, several swords were made from a Japanese iron meteorite at the command of a member of the Japanese court. In the nineteenth century men began to ______.
A. investigate practical uses for meteoritic iron
B. study meteorites scientifically
C. take more than a casual interest in meteorites
D. preserve meteorites
Men seem to have always taken an interest in meteorites, but not until the early nineteenth century were these objects considered worth preserving for scientific study. In the beginning, people believed that because meteorites fell from the heavens, they were either gods themselves or messages from the gods. Thus the more civilized of early men carefully kept the meteorites, draping them in costly linens and anointing them with oil. In many instances, the people built special temples in which the meteorites were to be worshiped. Meteorite worshiped was common long in the Mediterranean area, and in Africa, India, Japan, and Mexico: such worship still persists in some regions. Although many people held meteorites in reverence particularly if they were seen to fall, other practical minded individuals made good use of the durable and easily worked alloy provided by nature in the nickel-iron meteorites. They frequently used of this metal to make tools, and often pots and other utensils. Throughout history, meteoritic iron has been used in the manufacture of special swords, daggers, and knives for members of royalty. Attila and other early conquerors of Europe boasted of "swords form heaven". As late as the end of nineteenth century, several swords were made from a Japanese iron meteorite at the command of a member of the Japanese court. Until the end of the nineteenth century meteoritic iron was used to ______.
A. provide special weapons for royalty
B. build churches and temples
C. manufacture sturdy tools
D. all of the above