SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Endovascular Correction of Pararenal Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm using the Chimney Technique

1 Vascular surgeon. Enhancing surgeon at the Center of Endovascular Interventions of Instituto Dante Pazzanese de Cardiologia. Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil. 2 Interventionist radiologist. Head of the Radiology Section of Instituto Dante Pazzanese de Cardiologia. Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil. 3 Vascular surgeon. Head of the Vascular Surgery Section of Instituto Dante Pazzanese de Cardiologia. Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil. 4 Vascular surgeon. Assistant at the Center of Endovascular Interventions of Instituto Dante Pazzanese de Cardiologia. Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil. Correspondence to: Frederico Augusto de Carvalho Linhares Filho. Av. Dr. Dante Pazzanese, 500, predio III, 1o andar, Hemodinâmica − Ibirapuera − Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil − CEP 04012-180 E-mail: drfredlinhares@gmail.com
Ngos, transnational networks and the transformation of muslim communities in cambodia

Since the 1993 reinstallment of the monarchy after the devastating rule of the Khmer Rouge and the subsequent Vietnamese occupation, foreign NGOs have been mushrooming in Cambodia. Several among these are charities that are based in Malaysia and the Arabian Gulf, and which have become the core of Muslim transnational networks that intersect in the country. These charities invested vast resources in order to reconstruct the Cambodian Muslim religious infrastructure and leadership, that had been almost completely wiped out during the Khmer Rouge. At the same time, they spread their own religious ideas and discourses among the country’s Muslim minorities. This research will inquire into how transnational Muslim networks and charities based in the Middle East and Malaysia have transformed the religious identity, leadership and infrastructure of Cambodia’s Muslim minorities. I will look into the evolution of the Gulf and Malaysian charities in the country, the patterns of the existing competition between them, and how the transnational flows and the transformation of the Islamic field altered the structure of gender relations among Cambodian Muslims. The chief method of data collection will be ethnographic fieldwork conducted in Cambodia, Malaysia and Kuwait.
POWER ADAPTER WITH INTEGRAL RADIO FREQUENCY PORT

The present invention provides a power adapter (10) adapted to couple an external antenna (17) to a communication device (30) by way of a cable (12) which is typically plugged into a cigarette lighter of a vehicle or some other power source at one end, and an input connector of the communication device (30) at the other. In particular, the present invention provides a simple one-piece vehicle power adapter which also provides RF input/output capability for connection to an external vehicle antenna. According to certain aspects of the invention, the adapter can be configured to have a variety of selection mechanisms. For example, the communication device could include an RF switch (34) and control circuitry for selecting either the internal or external antenna for optimum reception. Alternatively, the cable could include an external switch (70) for allowing the user to select the desired antenna. Finally, the cable could include a component which automatically actuates the switch to select the external antenna when the external antenna is connected to the communication device.
Cloud-to-ground lightning in Portugal: patterns and dynamical forcing

Abstract. An analysis of the cloud-to-ground discharges (CGD) over Portugal is carried out using data collected by a network of sensors maintained by the Portuguese Meteorological Institute for 2003–2009 (7 yr). Only cloud-to-ground flashes are considered and negative polarity CGD are largely dominant. The total number of discharges reveals a considerable interannual variability and a large irregularity in their distribution throughout the year. However, it is shown that a large number of discharges occur in the May–September period (71%), with a bimodal distribution that peaks in May and September, with most of the lightning activity recorded in the afternoon (from 16:00 to 18:00 UTC). In spring and autumn the lightning activity tends to be scattered throughout the country, whereas in summer it tends to be more concentrated over northeastern Portugal. Winter generally presents low lightning activity. Furthermore, two significant couplings between the monthly number of days with discharges and the large-scale atmospheric circulation are isolated: a regional forcing, predominantly in summer, and a remote forcing. In fact, the identification of daily lightning regimes revealed three important atmospheric conditions for triggering lightning activity: regional cut-off lows, cold troughs induced by remote low pressure systems and summertime regional low pressures at low-tropospheric levels combined with a mid-tropospheric cold trough.
Application of an assistant teaching system based on mobile augmented reality (AR) for course design of mechanical manufacturing process

This assistant teaching system is based on advanced mobile AR technology applied in the practical teaching of course design of mechanical manufacturing. The assistant teaching system implements the function of superimposing the digital information over the real world, rotating and zooming the 3D model, showing the cross-sectional model and so on. In combination with the actual teaching requirements of course design of mechanical manufacturing, the function of arranging the process routes of the typical parts in course design of mechanical manufacturing process is designed. The assistant teaching system assists teachers to carry out some teaching work to alleviate the teaching burden of teachers. The practical application shows that the innovative mobile augmented reality teaching promotes students to understand the teaching content flexibly and enhance the quality of manufacturing technology course design. At the end of the paper, the typical part “CA6140 lathe fork” is used as an example to introduce the function and operation of the system.
Junta roscada com ressalto produzido por fabricação aditiva

junta roscada com ressalto produzido por fabricação aditiva. a presente invenção refere-se a uma junta roscada tubular (1) para a perfuração, a exploração dos poços de hidrocarbonetos ou o transporte de petróleo e de gás, compreendendo um elemento tubular roscado macho (2) e um elemento tubular roscado (fêmea (3), o elemento tubular roscado fêmea (3) compreendendo uma parte roscada interna fêmea (5) e uma parte não roscada fêmea (6), o elemento tubular roscado macho compreendendo uma parte roscada externa macho (7) e uma parte não roscada macho (8), caracterizada pelo fato de que o elemento tubular macho (2) ou fêmea (3) compreende um corpo (4) e uma parte acrescentada (9) por fabricação aditiva que compreende pelo menos uma primeira superfície de topejamento.
METHOD FOR DISPLAYING A VEHICLE ENVIRONMENT

The invention specifies a method for displaying a vehicle environment with at least two levels of resolution for a vehicle. The vehicle comprises a sensor system for detecting the environment and at least one driver assistance system. The environment model is designed as a probability grid having a plurality of grid cells. Data from at least two grid cells are combined at a high resolution level and are stored in a grid cell at a lower resolution level.
Studying explosive phenomena in astrophysics by the example of gamma-ray bursts and supernovae

The formation of the first stars hundreds of millions of years after the Big-Bang marks the end of the Dark Ages. Currently, we have no direct observations on how the primordial stars formed, but according to modern theory of stellar evolution these stars should be very massive (about 100 Msun) Population III stars have a potential to produce probably most energetic flashes in the Universe - gamma-ray bursts. GRBs may provide one of the most promising methods to probe directly final stage of life of primordial stars. Today's telescopes cannot look far enough into the cosmic past to observe the formation of the first stars, but the new generation of telescopes will test theoretical ideas about the formation of the first stars.Thanks to many years of observations we have good GRB's data -statistics of occurrence, spectrum, lightcurves. But there are still a lot of questions in the theory of GRBs. We know that GRBs are related to the death of stars and that they are connected with supernovae. So gamma-ray bursts are one of the classes of explosive processes in stellar physics that should have a lot of common with supernovae explosions. In that case GRBs should follow the same physical laws of explosion as supernovae. This work tries to approach the problem of GRBs as a problem of stellar explosion.Necessary instruments of studying stellar explosion were developed as a part of doctoral research: code for solving systems of nuclear reaction equations was incorporated into hydrodynamical code. These tools were applied for supernovae simulations in order to find possible connection with GRBs. Basing on analysis of supernovae simulations spectral analysis of GRBs was performed.
composição de derivados de aminoácidos gama tricíclicos fundidos e a preparação dos mesmos

composição de derivados de aminoácidos gama tricíclicos fundidos e a preparação dos mesmos. é divulgada uma composição farmacêutica de um derivado de aminoácido y tricíclico fundido e o uso do mesmo. a composição farmacêutica compreende: (i) a estrutura como mostrada na fórmula (i) ou um sal farmaceuticamente aceitável da mesma, como uma substância ativa, em que a porcentagem em peso é 1 % a 45 %; (ii) opcionalmente um ou mais enchedores, em que a porcentagem em peso é 50 % a 95 %; e (iii) opcionalmente um ou mais lubrificantes, em que a porcentagem em peso é 0,1 % a 5,5 %. a soma das porcentagens em peso de todos os componentes é 100 %. a estrutura do sal farmaceuticamente aceitável da estrutura como mostrado na fórmula (i) é como mostrado.
Do wheelchairs spread pathogenic bacteria within hospital walls?

Transmission of nosocomial pathogens has been linked to transient colonization of health care workers, medical devices and other constituents of patients' environment. In this paper we present our findings concerning the presence of pathogenic bacteria on wheelchairs, and the possibility that wheelchairs constitute a reservoir of these bacteria and a means of spreading them. In this work we examined four wheelchairs, each from a different location: the internal medicine ward, the emergency department, the general surgery ward and wheelchair stockpile of the transportation unit of the hospital. The samples were collected and cultured on different media. Bacterial identification and antimicrobial sensitivity testing were carried out using accepted practices in the microbiology laboratory. We found that wheelchairs are contaminated with several pathogenic bacteria, among them antibiotic-resistant strains such as MRSA, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Acinetobacter baumanni etc. Since there is no specific guideline protocol that deals with disinfection and cleaning frequency of wheelchairs in hospitals, we suggest each hospital to write one.
Disclosing Jackson Pollock’s palette in Alchemy (1947) by non-invasive spectroscopies

Alchemy (1947, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice) is one of the most materic works by J. Pollock, whose palette is extensive, ranging from white to yellow, red, green, violet, blue, black, and silver. Each layer of color was laid on top of a previously dried one and effectively separated from the lower one forming a quite complex stratigraphy with colors intersecting each other. In this study, a non-invasive multi-technique method combining point analysis with Vis–NIR multispectral imaging has been exploited to give insights on the painting technique of the American abstract expressionist. The molecular identification of pigments, colorants and extenders contained in fifteen different paints has been achieved combining key spectral markers from elemental, electronic and vibrational spectroscopies. For those colors exhibiting similar hues but different chemical compositions, a mapping procedure based on false color rendering, obtained by properly mixing three spectral planes from the Vis–NIR multispectral imaging set, has been successfully applied. Relevant for the understanding of the evolution of Pollock’s drip technique is the identification of both traditional oil-based paints and oil-modified alkyd media. Point analysis by reflection FTIR scattered throughout the painting enabled mapping the distinct use of traditional and new binding media among painted, squeezed and dripped paints.
RINGINITALIA

RINGINITALY ÃŠ UNA PLATAFORMA ONLINE QUE PRETENDE POTENCIAR EL PATRIMONIO ARTÍSTICO Y CULTURAL DEL TERRITORIO, A TRAVÉS DE LA ORGANIZACIÓN DE BODAS DE EXTRANJEROS EN ITALIA, FOMENTANDO EL TURISMO DE BODAS. RINGINITALY QUIERE APOYAR LOS ATRACTIVOS TURÍSTICOS Y CULTURALES LOCALES EN UN MERCADO GLOBAL, SUPERANDO LAS BARRERAS QUE ACTUALMENTE SON EL PRINCIPAL LÍMITE DE ACCESO DE LOS EXTRANJEROS. EL OBJETIVO DEL PROYECTO ES APOYAR A LAS EMPRESAS LOCALES EN EL PROCESO DE INTERNACIONALIZACIÓN.
An Optimized Buffer for Repeatable Multicolor STORM

published or not.The documents may come from teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research centers.L'archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, émanant des établissements d'enseignement et de recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires publics ou privés.
Papilla Preservation Flap as Aesthetic Consideration in Periodontal Flap Surgery

Flap surgery is treatment for periodontal disease with alveolar bone destruction. Surgical periodontal flap with conventional incision will result in gingival recession and loss of interdental papillae after treatment. Dilemma arises in areas required high aesthetic value or regions with a fixed denture. It is challenging to perform periodontal flap with good aesthetic results and minimal gingival recession. This case report aimed to inform and to explain the work procedures, clinical and radiographic outcomes of surgical papilla preservation flap in the area that requires aesthetic. Case 1 was a surgical incision flap with preservation of papillae on the anterior region of teeth 11 and 12, with a full veneer crown on tooth 12. Case 2 was a surgical incision flap with preservation of papillae on the posterior region of tooth 46 with inlay restoration. Evaluation for both cases were obtained by incision papilla preservation of primary closure was perfect, good aesthetic results, minimal gingival recession and the interdental papillae can be maintained properly. In conclusion, periodontal flap surgery on the anterior region or regions that require high aesthetic value could be addressed with papilla preservation incision. Incision papilla preservation should be the primary consideration in periodontal flap surgery if possible. DOI: 10.14693/jdi.v19i3.144
Constructing age for young readers

Constructing Age for Young Readers (CAFYR)

CAFYR starts from the observations that Europe has recently witnessed a few pertinent crises in intergenerational tension, that age norms and ageism frequently go unchecked and that they are part of children’s socialization. It aims at developing pioneering research for understanding how age is constructed in cultural products. CAFYR focuses on fiction for young readers as a discourse that often naturalizes age norms as part of an engaging story and that is endorsed in educational contexts for contributing to children’s literacy, social and cultural development. The effect of three factors on the construction of age in children’s books is studied: the age of the author, the age of the intended reader, and the age of the real reader. 
CAFYR aims to lay bare whether and how the age and aging process of children’s authors affect their construction of the life stages in their works. It will show how various crosswriters shape the stages in life differently for young and adult readers. It considers the age of young readers as varied in its own right, and investigates how age is constructed differently for children of different ages, from preschoolers to adolescents. Finally, it brings together readers of various stages in the life course in a reception study that will help understand how real readers construct age, during the reading process and in dialogue with each other. CAFYR also aims to break new theoretical and methodological ground. It offers an interdisciplinary approach that enriches children’s literature research with concepts and theories from age studies. It combines close reading strategies with distant reading and tools developed for digital text analysis. It provides a platform to people of different stages in life, contributing to their awareness about age, and facilitating and investigating dialogues about age, with the aim of ultimately fostering them more.
The role of general dynamic coordination in the handwriting skills of children

Difficulties in handwriting are often reported in children with developmental coordination disorder, and they represent an important element in the diagnosis. The present study was aimed at investigating the relation between motor coordination and handwriting skills, and to identify differences in handwriting between children without and with coordination difficulties. In particular, we asked whether visual-spatial skills have a role as mediating variables between motor coordination and handwriting. We assessed motor coordination as well as graphic abilities in children aged 7-10 years. Moreover, we evaluated their visual-motor integration, visual-spatial skills, and other cognitive abilities (memory and planning). We found no relation between motor coordination and handwriting skills, while visual-spatial skills (measured by a visual-constructive task) were related with both. Our conclusion is that visual-spatial skills are involved both in general motor coordination and in handwriting, but the relationship involves different aspects in the two cases.
Molecular mechanisms of autophagosome formation during selective autophagy

I propose to study how eukaryotic cells generate autophagosomes, organelles bounded by a double membrane. These are formed during autophagy and mediate the degradation of cytoplasmic substances within the lysosomal compartment. Autophagy thereby protects the organism from pathological conditions such as neurodegeneration, cancer and infections. Many core factors required for autophagosome formation have been identified but the order in which they act and their mode of action is still unclear. We will use a combination of biochemical and cell biological approaches to elucidate the choreography and mechanism of these core factors. In particular, we will focus on selective autophagy and determine how the autophagic machinery generates an autophagosome that selectively contains the cargo. 
To this end we will focus on the cytoplasm-to-vacuole-targeting pathway in S. cerevisiae that mediates the constitutive delivery of the prApe1 enzyme into the vacuole. We will use cargo mimetics or prApe1 complexes in combination with purified autophagy proteins and vesicles to reconstitute the process and so determine which factors are both necessary and sufficient for autophagosome formation, as well as elucidating their mechanism of action.
In parallel we will study selective autophagosome formation in human cells. This will reveal common principles and special adaptations. In particular, we will use cell lysates from genome-edited cells in combination with purified autophagy proteins to reconstitute selective autophagosome formation around ubiquitin-positive cargo material. The insights and hypotheses obtained from these reconstituted systems will be validated using cell biological approaches.
Taken together, our experiments will allow us to delineate the major steps of autophagosome formation during selective autophagy. Our results will yield detailed insights into how cells form and shape organelles in a de novo manner, which is major question in cell- and developmental biology.
Gold-Functionalized devices and engineered nanoparticles: bioorthogonal tools for unprecedented biomedical applications

Despite recent advances in cancer therapy, many challenges remain to reduce the systemic adverse effects of antineoplastic therapeutics. A major goal in the field is to make nanomedical devices that could bypass the metabolic machinery of cells and perform tasks that are not possible with biological entities, such as the manufacture of bioactive molecules at specific locations in a continuous, atomically precise manner. The use of metallic nanoparticles (NPs) as biocompatible catalysts provides the opportunity to carry out abiotic catalysis inside cancer cells or tissues. Such bioorthogonal reactivity opens up new unprecedented ways of mediating artificial transformations in complex biological systems.  
Solid supported Au-NPs have recently demonstrated a novel, very promising role as heterogeneous catalysts able to generate bioactive compounds in biological environments. Herein I propose an innovative approach to develop catalytically- active Au-NPs immobilized within implants or ""protected"" under self-assembling monolayers to enable the activation of systemically-administered bioactive precursors at specific locations via novel Au-mediated deprotection chemistry. To confirm the in vivo functional capabilities of the devices, I will test the capacity of the novel devices to activate dyes and neuromodulators in the brain of zebrafish. This highly innovative multidisciplinary approach could offer a unique and safe method to release bioactive molecules in exact anatomical locations for the treatment of localized disorders including cancer or chronic pain and, in doing so, promote Scientific Excellence in Europe. As the recipient of the advanced training required to perform such a novel programme of research and developer of such tools, at the end of this fellowship I will reach a privileged position for establishing myself as an independent researcher and starting cross-disciplinary collaborations with academics and Pharma across Europe.
Toward a resilient organization: The management of unexpected hazard on the polar traverse

Abstract The aim of this research is to understand the organizational resilience through the safety management when unexpected events occurred, on an atypical transport environment, the polar traverse. Three polar traverses were studied, one of which being a detailed case study. Thus, ethnological observations over 3 year periods from 2012 to 2015 (to understand the traverse logic, functioning through unexpected event) and all-day interviews during a traverse (to understand actions and strategies of organizational resilience to cope unforeseen events) were collected. The main results, from quantitative and qualitative analysis, indicated (1) mechanical, organizational and both interventions allowed to face unexpected incidents on the traverse, (2) great possibilities to take actions on the convoy organization enabled to develop a pro-active management of the safety in alternation with reactive adjustments; (3) the importance was to preserve the machines functionality even if operators have to face environment hostility to repair; and (4) the variation of the convoy organization was permanent in its whole even if the incidents concerned only one road track. The strategies of organizational resilience building will be discussed in this article, around the proactive–reactive management, the organizational dynamic, the risk evaluation, and the risk taken to preserve the room manoeuver.