chemometrics偏向数据分析，stoichiometry侧重化学反应的定量分析。简单说，chemometrics更广，stoichiometry更专。
1. Newspaper English
“Learning a language is not merely an academic exercise. Students of English want to be able to use the language they have acquired in the same way as English people use it. They not only want to understand spoken English and to make themselves understand; they also want to be able to appreciate English television and radio programmers, to laugh at English jokes, to sing English songs and to read English newspapers. This last wish often gives rise to some disappointment, when for example, the student who has passed his exams with top marks and has earned the commendation of his teacher finds that he is quite unable to understand the newspapers which he knows English people read every day. He realizes that he lacks something.
“The deficiency is not entirely his fault. The difficulties in the fact that British newspapers have a style all of their own; or-rather-each paper has its own individual style forming part of a general journalistic pattern which we may loosely classify as ‘Newspaper English’. The more popular dailies use a chatty, slangy, up-to-the moment way of writing, which, as often as not, leaves the foreign reader very bewildered, if not under a totally false impression. Here is a typical piece of such reporting:
Curvaceous Patricia Potts, the girl with the smashing silhouette who was Scunthorpe’s Dish of the Month in October-the dishiest dish in the area-was dished up with a dish of trouble on her way home from bingo last night. Two would-be muggers tried it on in Dark street near her home, but she sent them packing with handbag a-whirling, nails a-scratching and platform clogs a-kicking.
“Even the most conscientious student might be forgiven for giving up at this point. And yet it must be realized that this style carries no problems for the millions that read every day.
“Headlines are another problem. The English reader scans the headlines to find out what the news stories are about; the foreign student has to read the stories to find out what the headlines mean.
“The popular press, in order to print as much information in as small a space as possible, had developed a content-packed sentence, very often crammed with compound words of a highly complicated nature, that needs to be treated warily at first. For example:
Warwickshire police announced late last night that Arthur Prentice, a 35-year-old lorry driver of Babblesthorpe, Cambridgeshire, wanted in connection with the disappearance of 17-year-old Glenys Dennis from her home in Cambridge last March, had been arrested in the Solihull area of Birmingham and was helping police with their enquiries.
There are at least 15 facts in this one sentence. Such has to be digested slowly. If the student of English attempts to absorb a lot of this sort of thing at speed, he will understand very little of what he has read...”
from What's In The News? by Geoffrey Land
Notes:
1. as often as not: quite frequently
2. curvaceous: having many curves, of shapely female figure
3. Scunthorpe’s Dish of the Month in October-the dishiest dish in the area-was dished up with a dish of trouble ...
Dish of the Month: the attractive girl of the current month
the dishiest dish: the most attractive girl
was dished up with a dish of trouble: was given a kind of trouble that some people had prepared for her.
4. she sent them packing: she sent the two would-be muggers running away.
5. platform clogs: shoes with wooden soles made for platform dancing.
新扎导师的英文论文可以使用外文数据库，比如web of science或者sci finder等等，可以在其中直接输入你导师的名字，然后在结果中进行筛选就可以了。如果不放心，还可以使用中国知网等中文数据库进行中文文献的检索，其中可能也会含有一部分英文搜索结果。
英文论文字数是根据你查重的系统计算字数的，具体还得看你发表的期刊杂志社是怎么要求的。
如果按平常发表期刊来看，符合折半算字数规律，文档显示英文字符有10，我们算的时候会折半为5，但是查重应该会不一样，可能是看字母、可能是看单词，是否计算了符号。
在所在高校或者是自费购买资格，进入知网，然后在搜索栏按照作者，题目，研究领域，输入相应的英语，然后就可以从展开的一系列题目中进行选择了。
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