SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Investigation of the solvent free isomerisation of cis -Mo(CO) 4 L 2 [L = PPh 2 Et, PPh 3 , PPh 2 Me, and P( m -tolyl) 3 ] by diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy and thermal methods

Thermal analysis of cis -Mo(CO) 4L2 (L = PPh 2Et, PPh 3, PPh 2Me and P( m-tolyl) 3) revealed that they undergo cis to trans isomerisation under solventless conditions. For L = PPh 3 and P( m-tolyl) 3, the reaction occurred in the solid state. For L = PPh 2Et and PPh 2Me the reaction occurred in the melt and was followed by trans isomer solidification. The rate of the solid state isomerisation of cis -Mo(CO) 4(PPh 3)2 was investigated by diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy (DRIFTS) and the results showed that the reaction was first order. A thermomicroscopic investigation of cis -Mo(CO) 4(P( m-tolyl) 3)2 revealed that the isomerisation was surface-initiated.
Planning to Minimize Flood Problems in Vila Leopoldina Catchment in the City of São Paulo, Brazil

The case study presented here is the Vila Leopoldina catchment, located in the city of São Paulo, Brazil. The basin is located in the west region of the city and suffers every year with floods. This area is highly sensitive because of its occupation for housing, mobility, services, and it also contains the largest wholesale food center of Latin America. This paper presents a complete plan for short-, medium-, and long-term improvements to solve urban drainage issues. The solution herein proposed consists of the increase in drainage capacity, construction of small detention reservoirs, and one dike. The solution was simulated in the SWMM rainfall-runoff model and was tested with an observed event that caused devastation in this area. The presented study supports the development of public urban policies related to drainage systems planning and management. This study was also applied as a basis for planning investments from international funds that finance the proposed improvements.
OLIGODENDROGLIOMA DRIVER GENES

Oligodendrogliomas are the second most common malignant brain tumor in adults. These tumors often contain a chromosomal abnormality involving a pericentromeric fusion of chromosomes 1 and 19, resulting in losses of the entire short arm of the former and the long arm of the latter. To identify the molecular genetic basis for this alteration, we performed exomic sequencing of seven anaplastic oligodendrogliomas with chromosome 1p and 19q losses. Among other changes, we found that that CIC (homolog of the Drosophila gene capicua) on chromosome 19q was somatically mutated in six of the seven cases and that FUBP1 (far upstream element (FUSE) binding protein) on chromosome 1p was somatically mutated in two of the seven cases. Examination of 27 additional oligodendrogliomas revealed 12 and 3 more tumors with mutations of CIC and FUBP1, respectively, 58% of which were predicted to result in truncations of the encoded proteins. These results suggest a critical role for these genes in the biology and pathology of oligodendrocytes.
Multi-task Drug Bioactivity Classification with Graph Labeling Ensembles

We present a new method for drug bioactivity classification based on learning an ensemble of multi-task classifiers. As the base classifiers of the ensemble we use Max-Margin Conditional Random Field (MMCRF) models, which have previously obtained the state-of-the-art accuracy in this problem. MMCRF relies on a graph structure coupling the set of tasks together, and thus turns the multi-task learning problem into a graph labeling problem. In our ensemble method the graphs of the base classifiers are random, constructed by random pairing or random spanning tree extraction over the set of tasks.We compare the ensemble approaches on datasets containing the cancer inhibition potential of drug-like molecules against 60 cancer cell lines. In our experiments we find that ensembles based on random graphs surpass the accuracy of single SVM as well as a single MMCRF model relying on a graph built from auxiliary data.Keywordsdrug bioactivity predictionmulti-task learningensemble methodskernel methods
Bridging the Gaps: An Attempt to Integrate Three Major Cognitive Depression Models

There are obvious similarities between the cognitive constructs of Beck’s cognitive theory, the hopelessness model, and the response styles theory. No single comprehensive model has yet integrated the core cognitive concepts of these theories, however. In order to develop such an integrative cognitive model, we conducted two independent studies with 588 and 606 participants, respectively, from a university population. Both studies support the idea that all cognitive constructs of the three models are distinct from each other. Furthermore, both studies provide evidence for the possibility an integration of the constructs in one cognitive model. If future studies replicate these findings, the integrated cognitive model can provide a theoretical framework to better understand how therapeutic techniques derived from one model influence cognitive variables from another model. This might even allow for improvements in the effectiveness of psychotherapies by theory-driven combinations of therapeutic techniques that are based on different models.
Foreign Capital Entry, Competition and Gender Employment Gap

Under the background of constant expansion of gender employment gap in China, this paper uses the China Industrial Statistics Database from 2004 to 2007 to examine the influence of foreign capital entry on gender employment gap at the enterprise level through competition effect. It shows that the regions and industries with higher degree of foreign capital entry experience lower-degree gender employment gap and the increase in foreign capital entry by 1% results in the increase in female employment share in enterprises with domestic funding by 0.0457%. The result is still robust after considering the sampling bias, the different definitions of foreign entry scope, different measures of foreign capital entry degree and the control of endogeneity. Further study indicates that foreign capital entry advances enterprises aiming at profit maximization to employ more female labor forces with lower costs by improving the completion degree that enterprises encounter, thereby leading to the reduction in gender employment gap. More important, the effect of competition resulting from foreign capital entry on gender gap varies with groups with different education background, and it has the greatest effect on groups with higher education, especially graduate education or above. It concludes that under the background of economic globalization, the perfection of market competition mechanism and the improvement of female education are beneficial to the reduction in gender employment gap. In addition, it also offers a different clue for the research of social and economic effects of foreign capital entry.
Memoria discursiva en las caricaturas de Eduardo Sanabria desde la perspectiva de Michel Pêcheux

La producción de caricaturas comúnmente está asociada a la exposición de contenidos que hace referencia a una crítica hacia el contexto sociopolítico. El presente estudio tiene como objetivo analizar la memoria discursiva presente en cinco caricaturas sobre migración de Eduardo Sanabria a partir de la perspectiva teórica de análisis del discurso de la línea francesa, siguiendo las contribuciones de Michel Pêcheux. Para ello, se tomó tal corpus de caricaturas posteadas en el mes de octubre de 2020 en la cuenta oficial de Twitter del caricaturista Eduardo Sanabria, tomando como criterio de selección el contexto de crisis sociopolítica en Venezuela (condiciones de producción). Las interpretaciones realizadas denotan la existencia de una memoria discursiva enmarcada en la migración venezolana como resultado de la situación sociopolítica del país. Cada caricatura representa la posición crítica del autor ante el gobierno del presidente Nicolás Maduro, considerándolo como causante del proceso migratorio venezolano.
Mucormycose rhino-cérébrale à Rhizopus oryzae : à propos d’un cas

Summary Mucormycosis infections are rare in France, and are caused by fungi of the class Zygomycetes, order Mucorales. The prognosis of these emergent pathologies remains severe. We report a case of a 44-year-old man, who has been admitted to the Emergency Care Unit, for a fly-away acute sinusitis resistant to antibiotic treatment. Biological parameters revealed a diabetic ketoacidosis. On day 2 after admission, ocular dysfunctions happened. An ethmoido-oculo-cerebral lesion was revealed by a cerebral MRI, suggesting a mucormycosis infection. Isolation of Rhizopus orizae was performed by a surgical histologic biopsy. Mucormycosis agents of are ubiquitary. Rhino-cerebral lesions are the most common clinical manifestations. Diabetic ketoacidosis and hematologic malignancies are respectively the two higher risk factors of mucormycosis development. This angioinvasive fungal infection induces more than a 50 % rate mortality despite the first surgical-line therapy. To conclude, a global therapeutic care and a complete knowledge of this varied clinical fungi infection must be controlled. The actual incidence of diabetes is increased, thus a mucormycosis infection must be evoked in non-responsive head and neck infections.
Automation concepts and technologies for aircraft assembly lines in the aircraft factory of the future

ACOTAAL project responds to the topic Automation in Final Aircraft Assembly Lines and Enabling Technologies (JTI-CS2-2014-CFP01-LPA-02-04). This topic is in turn linked to LPA-IADP WP2.2.3 - Technologies for Future Aircraft Factory.

The objective of the ACOTAAL project is to develop new automation concepts for the assembly of aircraft sections and final assembly of aircrafts, addressing novel fuselage architectures which integrate structure, system installation and cabin elements. The automation systems proposed will allow conducting aircraft assembly operations at high production rates with reduced recurring costs, while providing practical strategies for maximum production flexibility, simplified process chains and optimized logistic processes.

For achieving this target the automation system concepts developed will smartly integrate and combine key enabling innovative technologies such as lightweight and compact robotics and grippers, collaborative robotics, moveable robotic platforms and large-scale cable-driven robots. Moreover, the concepts proposed will consider the incorporation of advanced ICT technologies and strategies in order to be able to interact with other automation systems and/or humans sharing their same workspace, and to fully integrate into the existing plant production planning and control system infrastructure.

The automation scenario concept that will be obtained in the ACOTAAL project will mean a leap forward with regard to flexible, fluent and lean automation of aeronautics assembly production, paving the way for the transformation of aircraft production shops using various advanced manufacturing means, methods and technologies. The proposed scenario will strongly contribute to the Future Aircraft Factory vision envisaged in the Clean Sky work plan by the aeronautic sector, enabling among others: intelligent automation, ergonomic work environment, optimum human-machine interface, zero production defects and flexible manufacturing lines.
Physical Biology Returns to Morphogenesis

One of the enduring mysteries of developmental and cell biology is morphogenesis, the process of how the heritable body plan, in both its general aspects and in the detailed features of the adult, is shaped at every stage from the fertilized egg. Physical analysis played a large role early in the history of its study, then was largely ignored for a time as other approaches held sway, but has recently regained a central role as attention has turned anew to solving the riddle of how tens, hundreds, or thousands of embryonic cells act in coordinated fashion in so-called “mass” or “collective” cell movements, to shape the body plan of multicellular animals.
Risk Factors of Stroke in Young and Old Age Group Admitted in a Tertiary Level Hospital, Dhaka - A Comparative Study

Background: Stroke is an important cause of death and disability. Prevalence of stroke in Bangladesh differs with age. The risk factors in young differ in comparison to old age group. In this study risk factors of stroke in young in comparison to old age group were evaluated. Objectives: To compare the risk factors associated with stroke in young adult and to those of old age group. Methodology: This comparative study conducted in the department of Medicine and Neurology, Sir Salimullah Medical College &amp; Mitford Hospital, Dhaka from January 2008 to June 2009. One hundred two stroke patient of above 15 years of age were confirmed by CT scan or MRI of brain those were included in young and old age groups. The risk factors of stroke were defined in terms of hypertension, diabetes mellitus, dyslipidaemia, ischemic heart diseases, valvular heart disease, history of transient ischemic attack or stroke, smoking and oral contraceptive pill. Results: Of total 102 cases 17 were young adults and 85 old patients between 19 to 100 years. Mean age young adult was 39.76 (± 6.379) and old age was 65.06 (± 11.238). 61.7% were male &amp; 38.2% were female and the ratio was 1.6:1. Amongst male 58.8% patients were smoker in each age group and only 2.9% old patients were alcoholic. Only 17.6% had previous history of transient ischemic attack or stroke in each age group. 58.8% of young and 48.2% of old were hypertensive. 7% old patients had history of ischemic heart disease. 5.9% of young and 2.4% of old patients had valvular heart disease but no patient had vasculitis. 16.7% old patients had diabetes mellitus. 4.9% of total patients (young 11.8% and 3.5% old) were oral contraceptive pill user. Out of all patients 24.7% old patients and 5.9% young adult was dyslipidaemic. Among all patients 66.7% patients had the Ischemic stroke and 33.3% patients had the hemorrhagic stroke. 68.2% old patients and 58.8% young patients had Ischemic stroke; 31.8% old patients and 41.2% young patients had hemorrhagic stroke. Conclusion: In young age group smoking, transient ischemic attack or stroke, hypertension, valvular heart disease, oral contraceptive pill and in old age group smoking, transient ischemic attack or stroke, hypertension, Ischemic heart disease, diabetes mellitus and dyslipidaemia were found significant risk factors for development of stroke. So modification of risk factors may reduce the incidence of stroke. Bangladesh Journal of Neuroscience 2011; Vol. 27 (2) : 94-100 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3329/bjn.v27i2.17576
Evolution,Research Fronts and Focus of Collaborative Learning Outside China: Based on Mapping Knowledge Domain

This paper carries on the visual analysis of collaborative learning research outside China,which includes about 1175 data of SSCI for more than twenty years. Using the mapping knowledge domain's method and technology,this study explores the key path of theory evolution as well as research forefronts and focus of collaborative learning in other countries during the twenty years. Studies have shown that collaborative learning theory goes through four periods,including continuous foundation period,research unit transformation and CSCL beginning period,process- oriented transformation and information technology continuous attention period,and CSCL bursting and collaboration script theory development period. Situated learning is the core basis for collaborative learning. CSCL is still one of the hottest research topic in current collaborative learning research field. Learning environment,learning process,and collaborative learning system have been paid much attention in collaborative learning field. Online collaborative learning is the most popular forefront of collaborative learning research area; other research front includes learning environment,knowledge management,collaborative learning activities,and learning outcomes.
TECHNIQUE FOR NOTIFYING CHANGES ON A MULTIMEDIA BROADCAST MULTICAST SERVICE SPECIFIC SYSTEM INFORMATION

A technique for notifying changes on a MBMS specific system information is presented. A method implementation comprises the step of using MBMS specific notification occasions to indicate changes in an MBMS specific SIB. In a first realization, indicating the changes comprises extending a MCCH notification message by an indicator bit to indicate the changes. In a second realization, a different radio frame offset for MBMS specific SIB notification messages is used to indicate the changes. In a third realization, a first M-RN? being different from a second M-RN? for MBMS specific SIB notification messages is defined to indicate the changes used for MBMS specific SIB.
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS AND THERAPEUTIC METHODS IMPLYING APPLICATION OF COMBINATION OF COMPLEX COMPOUND OF MANGANESE AND COMPOUND IN FORM OTHER THAN MANGANESE COMPLEX

FIELD: medicine, pharmaceutics.SUBSTANCE: invention refers to medicine and describes a method of treating a pathological condition caused by free radicals in a patient involving administering the first ingredient into the patient, wherein the first ingredient is a manganese complex of Formula I in an amount effective for treating the pathological condition, and the second ingredient, which is other than the manganese complex of Formula I in an amount effective to reduce manganese absorption by the patient's brain as compared to the first ingredient if administered without the second one, wherein the second ingredient is administered in an amount from approximately 1 to 20 mcmole/kg, wherein the first ingredient and the second ingredient are taken in the first ingredient/second ingredient ratio from approximately 1:1 to 1:10 of body weight, and wherein the second ingredient is supposed to be administered optionally with one or more physiologically acceptable carriers and/or additives.EFFECT: invention provides reducing manganese dissociation and lower neurotoxicity.23 cl, 12 dwg, 5 ex
TRACKING UNIT

The present invention concerns a tracking unit, such as a transmitter for mounting in connection with an object, preferably a frame or a handlebar for a bicycle, a motorcycle or a moped, where the tracking unit communicates with a central positioning system, and a mounting tool for use in connection with mounting such a tracking unit. Such a tracking unit may be adapted for invisible mounting on or in a body, e.g. in a frame under the saddle or in a handlebar, where the tracking unit is encapsulated in a tamper-free enclosure.
A Vacation-Based Performance Analysis of an Energy-Efficient Motorway Vehicular Communication System

Due to the unprecedented growth in bandwidth requirement, the increasing number of access points (APs) deployed within a macrocell for services such as video conferencing, video gaming, and data off-loading leads to significantly higher energy consumption. This advancement in mobile networks has forced researchers to explore various methods of energy saving, although with little emphasis on motorway vehicular networks where mobility is also an important aspect. Energy saving in these networks is extremely challenging due to the dynamic nature of the environment in which they operate. To analyze such a network, we first develop a performance model for a medium access control (MAC) protocol, namely, the modified version of packet reservation multiple access (M-PRMA) with wireless channel impairments in a motorway vehicular environment. The M-PRMA protocol provides communication links (time slots) between an AP and the vehicles in range. The time slots of the M-PRMA protocol are modeled as servers where each outage of the channel is represented as a server on queue-length-independent vacation. Then, each AP, in a hierarchical micro–macro topology, is modeled as a single-server queue where the AP takes queue-length-dependent vacations (switches to sleep mode) to save energy during its inactivity period, although at the expense of degraded quality of service (QoS). To address this, a number of sleep strategies for the AP are studied. Finally, both of these proposed models (M-PRMA with channel impairments and AP with sleep cycles) are analyzed and verified through simulations. The performance results reveal that the introduction of sleep strategies at an AP can save up to 80% transmission energy during off-peak hours and 66% on average during the day in a motorway vehicular environment while supporting end-to-end QoS for video and audio conferencing applications.
CAFÉ D’ÉLITE VERTE S.R.L.

LE CAFÉ D’ÉLITE VERTE SRL CONCERNE L’ACHAT, LA VENTE, L’IMPORTATION DE MATIÈRES PREMIÈRES ET DE PRODUITS ALIMENTAIRES, EN PARTICULIER DE CAFÉ VERT ET D’ARTICLES DITS COLONIAUX; LA REPRÉSENTATION, AVEC OU SANS DÉPÔT, DES ÉLÉMENTS VISÉS AU POINT PRÉCÉDENT; LES ÉCHANGES COMMERCIAUX ET MARITIMES ET LES BIENS, ET DONC LES OPÉRATIONS COMMERCIALES ET, EN PARTICULIER, LA SOCIÉTÉ PEUVENT EFFECTUER DES TRANSACTIONS D’IMPORTATION ET D’EXPORTATION DEPUIS ET VERS TOUT PAYS, TANT POUR LEUR PROPRE COMPTE QUE POUR LE COMPTE DE TIERS; ENGAGER DES REPRÉSENTANTS D’ENTREPRISES COMMERCIALES DANS LES SECTEURS ÉNUMÉRÉS CI-DESSUS.
Artificial intelligence aided d-band network for 5g long term evolution

The ARIADNE project plans to bring together a novel high frequency advanced radio architecture and an Artificial Intelligence (AI) network processing and management approach into a new type of intelligent communications system Beyond 5G.  The new intelligent system approach is necessary because the scale and complexity of the new radio attributes in the new frequency ranges cannot be optimally operated using traditional network management approaches. 

The ARIADNE project will enable efficient high-bandwidth wireless communications by developing three complementary but critical new technologies for Beyond 5G networks in an integrated and innovative way:

ARIADNE will develop new radio technologies for communications using the above 100Ghz D-Band frequency ranges, (Pillar 1)

ARIDANE will exploit the opportunities emerging for advanced connectivity based on metasurfaces where objects in the environment can become tuneable reflectors for shaping the propagation environment in D-band. (Pillar 2)

ARIDANE will employ Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence techniques to management necessary for the high-frequency communications and dynamic assignment and reconfiguration of the metasurfaces to provide continuous reliable High Bandwidth connections in the Beyond 5G scenario. (Pillar 3)
ADATTA-RAM

Acquisto di beni e materiali di consumo per la protezione e la disinfezione nell'ambito di misure di distanziamento fisico e igiene nel contesto della pandemia di COVI-19