SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Phoenix Man, An Example of Stigmatization Phenomenon in the China Social Media

With the rapid transformation and development of contemporary Chinese network society, the phenomenon of stigmatization is becoming more and more common in social media communication. The theory about the social stratum and the mobility of society could give us a good theoretical explanation, it could help us understand why a group is stigmatized and excluded. The purpose of this article was to find out the formation mechanism of stigmatization with Phoenix man through literature review and qualitative analysis, linked this phenomenon to social mobility and anxiety of middle-class in China, and finally point out the existing deep-seated social inequality problems and hazards in China. Through the network search engine Baidu and literature review, get the network search index and some other social media information about Phoenix Man, found the process (initial, development and final) of stigmatization phenomenon of Phoenix Man, and made reasonable analysis.By compared Phoenix Man with the two groups, Zhuanjia and Gongzhi, it easily to find that Phoenix Man have always been highly concerned in Chinese social media. Finally, this study found that the stigmatization was originated from the anxiety caused by differences in cultural, customs and habits between middle-class and the lower-class. The stigmatization made the people who came from lower class groups been marginalized, also damaged social justice and harmony.
Palaeolithic micro-botanical remains as a proxy for human occupation intensities

The present project aims to use the microbotanical remains content in the sedimentary record to study site occupation intensity as a proxy for demographic changes during the Middle to Upper Paleolithic (MP-UP) transition. PalaeoMicroBot will develop new methods to obtain high-resolution data by incorporating the last developments in geoarchaeology, palaeobotany and archaeology. The objective is to study the phytolith, micro-charcoal, starch grain, and mineral composition in well-studied archaeological sites where the late MP and early UP layers are found in stratigraphic succession: La Ferrassie and Les Cottés.  In addition, complementary sites with similar characteristics will be tested to provide a larger-scale perspective to the MP-UP transition. The sedimentation rate, sediment diagenesis, paleo-climatic changes, and the taphonomy and distribution of the microbotanical remains will be analyzed in order to evaluate the extent of the anthropogenic impact in the exposed profiles. The microbotanical results will be integrated with the macro-archaeological record and on-going analyses at the sites using state-of-the-art GIS methods. The results obtained will be tested against the additional sites in order to define chronological and geographical variations. Finally, several models to explain the MP-UP transition will be developed using the data obtained in this project and in the literature. These models will be tested using advanced multivariate statistics in order to detect first, the existence of effective changes in the site occupation intensities, and second the importance of the demographic variable in the MP-UP transition.  The PaleoMicroBot project aims to contribute to the debate of the demise of the Neanderthals and the arrival of the first Anatomically Modern Humans by using a groundbreaking methodological approach, and doing so, to add a new line of evidence to the study of demographic changes in European Prehistory.
Bus rapid transit – a review

Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) has been demonstrated to provide efficient and effective public transport that can even increase transit ridership and attractiveness within defined urban corridors in both developing and developed countries. The merit of the BRT system lies in its ability to provide a high quality public transit service with limited infrastructure and at a relatively low capital and operating cost. In this paper an attempt is made to review BRT characteristics in some detail. An overview of the elements of BRT systems: the running ways, vehicles, stations, as well as operational control, fare collection and passenger information systems is presented. This paper also discusses how these elements allows BRT services to achieve the speed, capacity, reliability, accessibility and operational safety characteristics that distinguishes such systems from regular express bus services. Each built BRT system is unique and depends on how these basic elements are designed and integrated. Environmental, social ...
Real-Time molecular diagnostic testing for human infectious diseases using lamp (loop mediated isothermal amplification) technology.

Roughly 85% of small & medium sized hospitals remain without molecular diagnostics capabilities for human infectious diseases. Current solutions are expensive or have complex workflows and therefore have been unable to penetrate this large market segment. This is a key issue resulting in a more costly healthcare system and reducing efficiency when such testing must be carried out offsite rather than in-house. As accurate diagnostic results take longer to produce this can have a major negative impact on a patient’s health, particularly when urgent diagnosis and appropriate care may be required.
The in vitro HG diagnostics system, consisting of the portable testing device (HG Swift) as well as freeze dried reagents, is cost-effective and makes molecular diagnostics accessible to a laboratory or near patient environment such as an A&E or maternity labour ward with minimal training required. Furthermore the HG system is unique, producing highly accurate and rapid results (less than 60 minutes “sample to result”) and is flexible, capable of testing for multiple human infectious diseases.
Once the HG solution has been commercialised, Hibergene can address the unmet needs of the large unmet market segment of small to medium sized hospitals by improving patient diagnosis and helping to  create a more efficient healthcare system overall.
Research of Structure Features of Stock Market Network under Financial Crisis

With the help of the complex network methods various countries' stock markets are used as node and the relation of various stock markets as edge.The relative network among stock markets of various countries is established.By means of the Matlab programming calculation the features of the network structure is studied.The features of the international stock market network processes such as classical small world and obvious community structure without scale-free nature are analyzed.The occurrence and spread of the financial crisis is also analyzed based on the network structure.The role of the Chinese stock market plays in the international stock market network is studied by the influence strength analysis.
Probing the anomalous FCNC top-Higgs Yukawa couplings at the Large Hadron Electron Collider

In this paper, we study the anomalous flavor changing neutral current Yukawa interactions between the top quark, the Higgs boson, and either an up or charm quark ($\rm tqH, q=u, c$). We probe these couplings in $\rm e^- p\rightarrow \nu_e \bar{t} \rightarrow \nu_e H \bar{q}$ and the channel $\rm e^- p \rightarrow \nu_e H b$. Both channels are induced by charged current interactions through $\rm e^- p$ collision at the Large Hadron Electron Collider(LHeC). We study the signatures with the Higgs decay modes $\rm H\rightarrow \gamma\gamma, b\bar{b}$ and $\tau^+\tau^-$. Our results show that the flavor changing couplings $\rm \kappa_{tqH}$ can be probed down to a value of 0.0162 in $\rm e^- p \rightarrow \nu_e \bar{t} \rightarrow \nu_e H \bar{q}$ with $\rm H\rightarrow b \bar{b}$ at a 14 TeV LHeC with a 150 GeV electron beam and 200 $\rm fb^{-1}$ luminosity. This value of the coupling corresponds to the branching ratio $\rm Br(t\rightarrow qH)=1.34 \times 0^{-4}$.
Sense, science and the magic of food

The purpose of the SESAM - Sense, Science and the Magic of Food  is to create interest among young people at school and among citizens about the role of science in society by using the call for food systems transformation that is created by the climate crisis as the science case. The SESAM is bringing school youth, citizens and scientists involved in the bioeconomy and in curricular studies together around one open and public event in September 2-4 2020. The SESAM aims to demonstrate how young people and citizens by working together with academia and science can contribute to solving some of the urgent and complex sustainability challenges across global to local scales and multiple domains facing societies. The SESAM will be built around the idea of live Young Minds Food Lab that will form the physical frame for the events. The Young Minds Food Lab has been tested in several contexts at science and food festival as a way to highlight the commitment and importance of young peoples solutions to societal challenges. It builds on the idea of creating 21st century skills in learning workshops where pupil are challenged to address some of most important food and bio-economy relevant SDG´’s. The YouMiLa functions at the same time as a catchy and attention creating backdrop for the activities at the SESAM. The YouMiLa acts as a temporary science centre and includes a number of specific learning stations all manned by groups of 2.4 pupils all coached by a science teacher. All learning stations are involves one or more specific science principles from biology, chemistry and/or physics as well as one or more digital principles such as Artificial Intelligence, Virtual and Augmented Reality, Robotics, Biometrics, Coding and Data Science.
METHOD OF PREPARATION OF POLYSACCHARIDE FIBERS, WOUND COVERS THAT CONTAIN THEM, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING OF WOUND COVERS, AND APPARATUS FOR PREPARATION OF POLYSACCHARIDE FIBERS

The invention relates to the method of the preparation of polysaccharide fibres based on hyaluronic acid, a compound comprising hyaluronic acid and metal ions, schizophylan, chitin/chitosan-glucan complex, a compound comprising chitin/chitosan-glucan complex and metal ions, internal mixture of chitin and chitosan, a compound comprising internal mixture of chitin and metal ions, sodium alginate, potassium alginate, ammonium alginate, xanthane, xanthane sodium salt, xanthane potassium salt, oxycellulose, oxycellulose sodium salt, oxycellulose potassium salt, carboxymethyl cellulose, carboxymethyl cellulose sodium salt, and carboxymethyl cellulose potassium salt, or a mixture of polysaccharides, in a non-stationary coagulation bath comprisin a C1 -C3 alcohol. Further the invention relates to covers of internal and external wounds and skin defects based on these fibres, and a method of production thereof, and the apparatus for the preparation of polysaccharide fibres.
Arbitragem Tributária no Brasil

advindas conduziram ao desenvolvimento de um modelo possível de projeto normativo para a criação da arbitragem tributária no Brasil, tangenciando-se os seguintes aspectos: (i) o pioneirismo da experiência portuguesa com a arbitragem tributária e os elementos do regime português que poderiam ser aproveitados no Brasil; (ii) a escolha do ato normativo adequado à introdução da arbitragem tributária; (iii) a relação entre a arbitragem tributária e o processo administrativo tributário; (iv) as diferentes perspectivas de uma arbitragem tributária de hipóteses mais restritas ou mais amplas, que poderia contemplar, inclusive, pleitos de repetição de indébito; (v) a relação da arbitragem tributária com as normas processuais, administrativas e judiciais, de prestação de garantias; (vi) a operacionalização e o locus de desenvolvimento do processo arbitral tributário; (vii) o modo
The barrier-belief approach in the counseling of physical activity

To understand inactivity and relapse from PA, and to develop theory-based behavior change strategies to stimulate and support maintenance of PA.We conducted a literature search to explore barriers to PA. Social cognitive theories and empirical evidence were evaluated and guided the process developing a theoretical framework and counseling strategies.A theoretical framework is presented to understand why people do not engage in PA and often relapse once they started PA. A distinction is made between three related types of BBs. In PA counseling these three beliefs are addressed using four different BB behavior change strategies.BB counseling aims to develop an individual pattern of PA for the long term that is adapted to the (often limited) motivation of the client, thereby preventing the occurrence of BBs. The client will learn to cope with factors that may inhibit PA in the future.The BBs approach composes a way of counseling around the central construct of barrier-beliefs to stimulate engagement in PA independently, in the long term.
COVERING DEVICE FOR A SLOTTED CHANNEL

Slotted channels with coverings (10) are known for discharging surface water into a channel. The covering has at least one horizontal sheet-metal portion (13) and two vertical sheet-metal portions (11, 12) which are connected to one another via connection devices and have a slot (14) between one another for discharging liquid, for example surface water, into the channel body. In order to allow a particularly complete discharge of water, it is proposed that the horizontal sheet-metal portion (13) comprises drip devices (15) which are mounted and designed in such a way that water running along on an underside of the horizontal sheet-metal portion (13) drips into the channel body.
CONTACT CARRIER FOR INTEGRATION INTO THE STEERING WHEEL BODY OF A MOTOR CAR

The invention relates to a contact carrier (5), which is composed of a punched grid (10) that is encapsulated by an injection-moulded plastic body (11) and can be fixed to the base (3) of a steering wheel body (2) in a spring-loaded manner by means of spacer bolts (4). A tappet (16) that projects from said base (3) makes contact with the latter (3) when the contact carrier (5) is pressed into the steering wheel body (2) and actuates a switching contact that is located in a contact carrier (5) and that triggers an audible horn signal. The invention thus provides a simplified contact system.
The Relationship between Life Satisfaction with Social Support and Self-efficacy in Community-dwelling Elderly in Sari, Iran, 2012

Background and purpose: Population aging and advancing longevity is one of the achievements of the present century. Life satisfaction is considered as a typical sign of a successful adaptation to changes in various life situations. It seems that self-efficacy and social support may be associated with life satisfaction. There are limited publications in this field, so this study was done to investigate the relationship between life satisfactions, self-efficacy and social support in community- dwelling elderly in Sari, north of Iran. Materials and methods: In this descriptive-analytic study 129 elderly who agreed to participate were randomly selected from 10 health centers in Sari. The samples who aged more than 60 years of old were included and exclusion criteria were having incurables disease such as cancer, dementia, and severe psychological diseases. The data was collected using demographic questionnaires, Ed Diener life satisfaction, social support and self-efficacy questionnaires. To analyze the data SPSS V. 16 was applied. Results: The mean age of the elderly and life satisfaction were 67.86 ± 7.49 and 20.64 ± 8.36, respectively. We observed a significant correlation between life satisfaction and demographic variables such as economic status (P=0.002) and home status (P=0.01). Total average of social support and self- efficacy were 25.08 ± 5.98, 24.35 ± 7.55, respectively. This study found a significant association between life satisfaction with social support (r=0.44, P=0.001) and self-efficacy (r=0.49, P=0.001). Conclusion: According to the results of this study, there is a direct relationship between life satisfaction, social support, and self-efficacy. Life satisfaction in elderly can be increased by strengthening the support, independence and dignity of older people, thereby improving their social support and self-efficacy conditions.
Robinwood - Revitalisation de zones rurales par le développement durable obtenu à travers l'aménagement forestier intégré.

The partners’ mountain and rural regions are characterised by serious degradation of forests and hydro-geological or flooding risks. Most of them face threats associated with rural depopulation, erosion, poor facilities and the need to maintain the rural landscape and cultural heritage. In this context, forest management, rural revitalisation and the use of ligno-cellulosic biomass can help to achieve sustainable socio-economic development in some areas in the partner regions. Overall objective / Objectif général Robinwood aims to revitalise rural areas in partner regions through integrated forest management and the creation of wood-based industries, by drawing up sub-projects to mitigate hydro-geological instability, to use local renewable energy sources, and to find sustainable solutions so that the physical and biological resources of forests, such as water, soil, flora and fauna, can be maintained and enhanced. Expected results / Résultats attendus The partners plan to promote wood as fuel through a new system for managing ligno-cellulosic biomass, to apply and improve appropriate systems for forest management, to identify and implement measures to mitigate hydrological disturbances and to increase socio-economic prospects for the forestry sector, thus contributing to sustainable development for the partner regions.
Tracing the Temporal and Spatial Origins of Island Endemics in the Mediterranean Region: A Case Study from the Citrus Family (Ruta L., Rutaceae)

Understanding the origin of island endemics is a central task of historical biogeography. Recent methodological advances provide a rigorous framework to determine the relative contribution of different biogeographic processes (e.g., vicariance, land migration, long-distance dispersal) to the origin of island endemics. With its complex but well-known history of microplate movements and climatic oscillations, the Mediterranean region (including the Mediterranean basin and Macaronesia) provides the geographic backdrop for the diversification of Ruta L., the type genus of Rutaceae (citrus family). Phylogenetic, molecular dating, and ancestral range reconstruction analyses were carried out to investigate the extent to which past geological connections and climatic history of the Mediterranean region explain the current distribution of species in Ruta, with emphasis on its island endemics. The analyses showed that Ruta invaded the region from the north well before the onset of the Mediterranean climate and diversified in situ as the climate became Mediterranean. The continental fragment island endemics of the genus originated via processes of land migration/vicariance driven by connections/disconnections between microplates, whereas the oceanic island endemics were the product of a single colonization event from the mainland followed by in situ diversification. This study emphasizes the need for an integrative, hypothesis-based approach to historical biogeography and stresses the importance of temporary land connections and colonization opportunity in the biotic assembly of continental fragment and oceanic islands, respectively.
Toy assembly device

A toy assembly device and toy assemblages formed therefrom is disclosed. The toy assembly device includes a substantially flat member formed of a resilient flexible material and having a peripheral edge. The flat member is sufficiently folded upon itself to form upper and lower opposing surfaces having corresponding upper and lower opposing peripheral edges extending from the common fold area. The opposing upper and lower surfaces are attached together at a point adjacent the peripheral edges whereby the opposing surfaces and edges define an opening therebetween extending the length of the fold area and terminating in a pair of lateral openings. The lateral openings taper from the fold area to an area of contact between the opposing upper and lower surfaces adjacent the point of attachment. The peripheral edges forming the lateral openings are sufficiently resilient to each releasably hold the end of a second toy device inserted therein to thereby sequentially form as assemblage of the toy devices. A multiplicity of the toy assembly devices of the present invention can be interconnected to form an assemblage of various designs, shapes and sequences. Additionally various indicia such as letters, numbers and the like are disposed upon the surfaces of the toy devices to provide both educational and entertainment features.
DOOR HANDLE SYSTEM

A convertible door handle system includes a receiver plate (12), a handle (14) inserted through an opening in the receiver plate (26), a drive assembly (130) positioned within a recess in the receiver plate (12), and a removable locking fastener (140) securing the handle (14) and drive assembly (130) within the receiver plate (12). A method is also provided for converting a functional configuration of a door handle system. The method includes disassembling the door handle system by removing a removable locking fastener from the door handle system (310), reconfiguring at least one component of the door handle system to change the functional configuration (312), and reinstalling the removable locking fastener onto the door handle system (314).
The simplest and most efficient platform to unify medical records and manage health careprofessionals.

The ultimate objective of the ePersonam project is to launch to market a complete solution to unify the fragmented Hospital Information Systems, under the umbrella of a software platform to control own medical records and all vital parameters with the possibility of connecting with the attending physician and clinical centres. Current alternatives do not solve the challenge as they are either specific for each Hospital or they use a client-server structure (not complete cloud-based system). Our solution is not another health management tool. We offer a solution which simplifies the number of tasks and provide a visible value to each stakeholder, providing only relevant information and only when needed. The benefits for clients, end users, and society include: (1) Constant monitoring and therefore improvement of the state of health on aging diseases, chronic diseases, and severe disabilities. (2) The improvement through prevention and control, active aging and living with chronic diseases. This will decrease hospitalization and thereby (3) reduce the economic impact on healthcare companies and the community, while maintaining a high level of monitoring and assistance service. Furthermore, it allows the end user to (4) always have the complete and comprehensive situation of his own medical. We are a private owned SME founded in 2012 by professionals who have worked together since 2005, both in health and software companies, gaining considerable experience in these sectors. Besides our qualified personnel, our strength resides on our established cooperation with hospitals and clinics, as our software is already being used in over 500 facilities and by 20,000 active users. We have estimated that after 5 years from launch, we will we will have engaged more than 100.000 people (sales €5.1M), hired 15 new technical employees, and managed 0.6% of the global market. We will earn almost €4.9M profit and generate a R.O.I of 2.68 by commercializing this technology.