SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Montaje de clavija de bloqueo de posición desviada para un miembro de desgaste de engranaje a la tierra

Un montaje de clavija de bloqueo (106) para asegurar un miembro de desgaste a una estructura de soporte puede incluir una parte de cuerpo (110) y puede incluir un miembro de eje (112) parcialmente dispuesto dentro y que se extiende desde la parte de cuerpo y puede rotar entre una primera posición que impide mecánicamente el retiro de un miembro de engranaje a la tierra desde una estructura de soporte y una segunda posición que permite el retiro del miembro de engranaje a la tierra desde la estructura de soporte. Un miembro de desgaste (104) para recibir un montaje de clavija de bloqueo (106) puede incluir un alma (160) que se extiende lateralmente a través del miembro de alma con una abertura próxima y una abertura distal, una rampa de instalación (182) y una rampa de retiro (184) puede estar dispuesto en la abertura próxima para el engranaje a una espiga (126) de un miembro de eje (112) del montaje de clavija de bloqueo (106).
Izrada baze podataka o geološkoj baštini

Abstract: This thesis consist of several stages. The first stage in development of appropriate database on protected
geosites on Croatian territory is collecting data and the existing documentation, collecting the appropriate
maps in digital form and creating appropriate database which is filled in with certain data and coordinates.
This was followed by transfering locations of protected geosites on the appropriate maps. Eventually all these
data are interpreted, organized and arranged in a GIS project. The end result after processing all the data on
protected geosites is a GIS system that contains all the information on these sites and other digital
documents. All this is done in order to get a unique database of geological heritage and geodiversity on
Croatian territory, and thus obtain a better basis for all future studies.
Makespan computation of lot switching period in single-armed cluster tools

In semiconductor manufacturing, wafer cassettes often contain two to three different wafer types due to the larger wafer size, the continual circuit width reduction and the increasing demand for customized products. Hence, the lot switching operation in which the last few wafers of the preceding lot and the first few wafers of the next lot are processed together in cluster tools occurs frequently. In this paper, we analyze an efficient robot task sequence proposed by the previous work for the lot switching operation in single-armed cluster tools and derive closed-form expressions of the makespan of the lot switching period for the first time. With this research, the completion time of a wafer lot can be easily estimated, and then idle times of tools and turnaround times of wafers can be reduced by sending automated material handling systems in advance to unload completed cassettes.
Pre-Screeningdevice for sleep apnea

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common disease, affecting 2–7% of population, but many of them are still undiagnosed. Nukute has developed a novel and cost effective technology to pre-screen and assist in treatment of OSA patients. Innovation utilizes noise (respiratory rate and profile) and acceleration of chest and diaphragm (respiratory motion) first time as biomarkers of OSA. In the pre-screening device a stereo microphone measures the ambient and respiratory sounds, and an accelerometer measures the motion of neck muscles. In addition to these components, the diagnostic device has also two more accelerators and a blood oxygen level measurement. In both cases, the data is wirelessly sent to the mobile phone application. If the device includes the treatment feature, an electrical stimulation prompts the user to adjust sleeping position for increased airflow, when apnea occurs. The first prototype of the device achieved a proof of the concept in the preclinical tests in the beginning of 2015 and the results were very good. The main benefits of this system compared to existing pre-screening and diagnostic devices are easiness to use, cheapness (70-90% cheaper than competitors), accuracy and comfort wireless design. The device has two main product lines: OSA diagnostic and treatment assistance device for professional use and OSA pre-screening and treatment assistance device for consumers. In a first stage, the target market of diagnostic device is Finnish hospitals and that of pre-screening device is consumers in the US. The device has potential to generate big societal savings in Europe and worldwide by offering cost-effective and easy way to pre-screen OSA. The main activities of this project are: creation of patent family in the US, creation of quality management system and application of CE marking, and preparation of US market entry combined with business plan updating.
Voluntary and involuntary spatial attentions interact differently with awareness

Although the nature of the relationship between attention and awareness is actively debated, the possibility that different forms of attention might interact differently with awareness has never been directly tested. We examine here whether voluntary and involuntary spatial attentions, two forms of attention that were distinguished by manipulating the predictability of central arrow cues, interact in the same way with visual awareness. Conscious perception was enhanced by both voluntary and involuntary attentions, and to a similar extent, suggesting volition may not be an essential feature for awareness. However, the influence of attention was dependent on the awareness of the target stimulus: Voluntary attention shortened reaction times and improved discrimination accuracy of cued relative to uncued stimuli, but only when the stimuli were consciously perceived. Involuntary attention shortened reaction times for cued relative to uncued target stimuli, but only when the stimuli were not consciously perceived. Our results imply that the nature of the relationship between attention and awareness is not a simple one but depends on the type of attention involved. More specifically, our results suggest that the aware or unaware status of the stimulus could determine whether attentional facilitation is driven by voluntary or involuntary mechanisms, a proposal that goes in the opposite direction of the classical view that attention controls awareness. Because voluntary attentional benefits were observed in aware trials but involuntary attentional benefits were observed in unaware trials only, our results also argue against the idea that attentional effects on conscious and unconscious processing are fundamentally of the same nature.
The digital insurance assistant for european consumers

Consumers are vastly uninformed when it comes to contracting insurance and using their coverages. Although the average insurance cost per capita in the EU is 2,670€ per year, European users do NOT have the tools to easily compare, select and buy the best insurance policies; those that provide the best insurance coverage at the best price. Furthermore, insurance policies are usually difficult to understand and cumbersome to manage. Our new product COMPARO BRAIN employs state-of-the-art Machine-Learning algorithms to offer an app-based personal insurance assistant that will help European consumers get customised information about the best insurance policies, obtain recommendations and contract with the best providers. BRAIN offers comprehensive data on coverages included in the insurance policies of the user and adapts to their needs by implementing the most advanced context-aware technologies that adapt accordingly to create a more relevant and interactive user experience. BRAIN saves 10 hours (35% reduction) of annoying research and bureaucracy in the contracting process. Users obtain optimal insurance policies, avoid paying for redundant insurance coverages, saving on average 20% on their insurance costs annually and avoid paying for everyday services already included in their coverages. Thanks to this project we expect to internationalise our customer base entering Norway, Denmark and Sweden in a first phase. We plan to serve more than 400 thousand households in Europe after 5 years of commercialization.
Alpine space In Movement, targeted to water & energy capitalization

The project Alpine space In Movement (AIM) aims at becoming a “megaphone” of the Alpine Space Programme (ASP) projects active in the field of water & renewable energy. AIM will capitalise on the achievements of the numerous ASP projects dedicated to the promotion of energy production from renewables and on the optimization of water resource exploitation. The importance of the issue was highlighted  by the EU directive on renewable energy sources (RES-E Directive) and by the EU Water Framework Directive. AIM will focus more specifically on the hydropower generation and the preservation of natural ecosystems. Indeed while hydropower is the most important renewable energy in the alpine areas, it can also negatively impact the environment. Specific dissemination actions (seminars involving key stakeholders of target groups, web communication, publications, etc.) are foreseen and will address in priority  the relevant  actors at EU, national and regional policy level.
Aperçu critique du Middle Stone Age en Afrique du Nord

Le MSA en Afrique du Nord s’étend, au moins dans certaines zones, d’environ 300 000 ans BP à la quasi-totalité du MIS 3. Au cours de cette longue période, la vaste zone géographique s’étendant de la mer Méditerranée aux Sahara méridional et de l’océan Atlantique à la mer Rouge était occupé par des populations humaines anatomiquement modernes aux caractéristiques culturelles diversifiées, mais qui partageaient un substrat technologique commun (Mode 3). L’Afrique du Nord est une région clé pour comprendre l’histoire des populations des premiers Homo sapiens, de leur stratégies d’adaptation à des environnements pas toujours favorables et de leur comportement technologique et symbolique qui trouve des comparaisons dans le reste de l’Afrique, au Levant et dans la péninsule arabique. Cet aperçu critique présente et discute les données archéologiques actuellement disponibles sur la base des publications les plus récentes. Après une description du paléoenvironnement et de l’exploitation humaine des ressources animales, les sites et les complexes culturels principaux sont traités séparément pour les différentes zones géographiques. The North African MSA stretches, at least in some areas, from about 300,000 years BP to almost all of MIS 3. During this long period, the large geographic region extending from the Mediterranean Sea to the Southern Sahara and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea was occupied by anatomically modern human populations who had diverse cultural characteristics, but shared a common technological substrate (Mode 3). North Africa is a key region for understanding the history of early Homo sapiens, their adaptation strategies to not always favorable environments and their technological and symbolic behavior, which finds comparisons in the rest of Africa, in the Levant and in the Arabian Peninsula. This critical overview presents and discusses currently available archaeological data based on the most recent literature. After a description of the paleoenvironment and human exploitation of animal resources, the main sites and cultural complexes are treated separately for the different geographical areas.
NUEVOS DERIVADOS DE PIRIDINA Y QUINOLINA

LA PRESENTE INVENCION SE REFIERE A COMPUESTOS DE FORMULA GENERAL I EN DONDE R1,R2,R3,R4, SON GRUPOS FUNCIONALES DESCRITOS EN EL EXPEDIENTE. ESTOS COMPUESTOS DISMINUYEN LOS NIVELES DE GLUCOSA EN PLASMA POR LO QUE SON DE UTILIDAD EN CASOS DE DIABETES MELLITUS TIPO 2.
BORING ELEMENT OF A GROUND BORING DEVICE

The invention relates to a boring element of a ground boring device, comprising a housing and a transmitter arranged in a receiving element of the housing, said transmitter being mounted in the receiving element in such a way that it can move in the longitudinal axial direction of the boring element, and is connected to the housing by a front-side buffer in such a way that the transmitter, when there is a rear percussive impulse on the boring element, moves towards the rear in the receiving element, as a result of a deformation of the buffer, without the transmitter coming directly into contact with another part of the boring element.
Antarctic ice sheet response to past warmer than present climates

The Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), identified the future evolution of the Antarctic Ice Sheet, particularly of its portions grounded on land that is below current sea level (marine-based), as one of the most dramatic unknowns in global climate predictions, severely hampering reliable estimations of sea-level rise for coming decades and centuries. Our objective is to study geological records of past deglaciations to understand the processes, rates and drivers of marine-based East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS) loss. Because our climate is evolving to global atmospheric CO2 concentrations higher than 400 ppm (already higher than during Mid-Pliocene Warm Period in average), we propose to study two end-members: the last deglaciation (Holocene), and two Pliocene deglaciations taking place under a range of climatic and oceanic conditions. With this innovative approach, we can better understand the processes, rates and drivers of marine-based EAIS loss under warmer than present climates, their contribution to global sea level rise, and to assess their biological impacts. We will use strategically located paleoclimate records collected in a depth transect (continental shelf-to-rise sediment cores) from the East Antarctic Wilkes Land margin during the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program Expedition 318. In addition to the work proposed for this project, we benefit from an exceptional pool of unpublished and published geological material from these cores, which will allow us to conduct a high-resolution multiproxy study of the proposed glacial terminations in the timeframe of this project. Boundary conditions from these records will be key to validate and test current ice sheet models, which at present are highly parametrised and critically need observations (e.g. melt rates, ocean conditions and circulation, freshwater flux and stratification).
Urban Green Belts – Smart integrated models for sustainable management of urban green spaces for creating more healthy and liveable urban environments

Living in a large city to have a park or garden right on your doorstep is such an advantage most property seekers are looking for. Such greens offer you an improved life quality. They not only provide leisure or sports facilities but make the air cleaner, reduce urban noise and even improve the urban climate. Yet if they are not in a good shape they can easily turn into a burden and a constant “battlefield” between inhabitants and the responsible authorities.
Green belts, often spreading over a number of smaller settlements around big cities, are the “lungs” of these densely populated cities that can provide various environmental, social and economic benefits. To achieve these, however, traditional authority approaches are no longer enough and efficient. So how these green spaces could be managed smartly through cooperation of inhabitants and various authorities, using also 21st century tools will be in the focus of Urban Green Belts. There is a common demand for better functioning operational models in Central Europe, yet project partners would not have the capabilities to develop a complex novel system on their own. Through improving capacities of all actors via this joint work, management of urban green spaces will become more efficient and a more integrated part of environmental management systems. This will also lead to an enhanced biodiversity, improved air quality, less urban noise, more bearable urban heat waves and a generally improved quality of urban life.
Urban Green Belt partners from 7 countries will develop innovative methods and tools (based on applying Green Infrastructure, community involvement and multi-level governance concepts) leading to integrated models for managing urban green spaces smartly. How these novel solutions work will be tested jointly through pilot actions and compiled into a Manual to serve as guidance on reforming green spaces management for any public authority in Europe for the benefit of inhabitants.
Writing scientific papers for publication: “Without publication research is sterile”

The publication of basic science and clinical research findings, as well as new clinical diagnosis and treatment techniques, is widely disseminated. These days there is considerable competition to publish so the selection process is even more competitive.To present advice as to how to enhance the chances of being published and more importantly how to prepare a paper for submission.Instructions are presented as to the steps to be taken in writing a scientific manuscript. This covers Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results and Discussion. Guidance is given as to what should be included and also what should be left out. The precision of writing is paramount and scientific text needs to be simple, easily read and translated by those whose day-to-day language is not English. Advice is given on journal selection and how to ensure the best chance of manuscript acceptance.
LIBIDO-ENHANCING THERAPEUTIC AND USE

A composition for enhancing libido of a pharmaceutically effective amount of a libido-enhancing therapeutic of (5S,10R,13S,17S)-13-methyl-3-oxohexadecahydro-1H-cyclopenta[a]phenanthren-17yl acetate (Formula I), (3S,5S,10R,13S,17S)-3-hydroxy-13-methylhexadecahydro-1H-cyclopenta[a]phenanthren-17yl acetate (Formula II), (5S,10S,13S,17S)-17-hydroxy-13-methyltetradecahydro-1H-cyclopenta[a]phenanthren-3(2H)-one (Formula III), isomers thereof, analogs thereof, or combinations thereof, and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier. A method of enhancing libido, by administering the composition to an individual in need of an enhanced libido, and enhancing libido in the individual or animal which is male or female. A method of enhancing libido, by administering the composition of the present invention to an individual at an age when libido and sexual desire have naturally decreased, and enhancing libido in the individual. A composition for enhancing libido and arousal, including a pharmaceutically effective amount of a libido-enhancing therapeutic in combination with a sexual dysfunction therapeutic. A method of enhancing libido and arousal.
Logistics emission accounting and reduction network

Addressing emissions from transport is becoming increasingly important due to its increasing contribution to total greenhouse gas emissions and the link to high levels of toxic pollutants in places with a high concentration of transport activity. The contribution of freight transport to these issues is already significant, and will become more so due to continued globalisation of supply chains and further global economic growth.
Efforts to address these issues are already underway. Transport companies have for a long time focused on their own activities because it is good business sense.
More recently, collaborative green freight programs have been developed.  Several well-established industry-led green freight programs (Green Freight Europe, Lean & Green, ECO Stars etc.) developed to meet differing needs – operational data sharing to support benchmarking & reporting, efficiency improvement, reduction of toxic emissions in urban areas etc.
Public authorities are also taking a greater interest because of targets to reduce transport CO2 emissions and improve air quality.  They are investigating a wide range of mechanisms, from incentives to access restrictions, and from vehicle-level certification of emissions to legislation requiring reporting.
There is much activity ongoing in this area; however, much of it takes place in isolation. This creates problems – for example, confusion over the role of different programs, disagreement over the most effective mechanisms that can be used to calculate and report emissions, where support is most needed to encourage certain behaviours, or ignorance of practical measures under development.
The overall goal of LEARN is to establish co-ordinated networks of industry, government and civil society stakeholders and build on existing initiatives to drive consistent and transparent emissions measurement and reporting across the global logistics supply chain.
Regions for Sustainable Change

The Regions for Sustainable Change (RSC) project is a partnership of 12 organisations working together to develop the potential of regional development programmes to stimulate mitigation and adaptation to climate change in order to deliver sustainable socio-economic development. European regions have great potential to contribute to the overall sustainability of growth in Europe through lower emissions, the implementation of innovative climate change mitigation and adaptation measures, and a move towards low carbon economies. At the same time, regions tend to focus on economic growth, and lack concrete reasoning for the integration of climate change issues into their policies and practices, as well as practical tools to help them reach these objectives. The RSC project will address this issue by analysing current regional practices, developing benchmarks, criteria, and indicators for regions,
and preparing a methodological handbook which will guide regions in integrating climate change issues and a move towards low carbon economy into their regional development programmes.
Several RSC partners already have a history of successful cooperation on issues impacting sustainability and regional development programmes. The Interreg IIIC project “Greening Regional Development Programmes” produced a definitive methodology on integrating environmental sustainability into programmes through tools like partnership, networking, Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), greening projects, and using the environment as an economic driver. The RSC project expands this partnership and takes the work further by focusing on climate change and low carbon economies, a critical political and environmental topic which is only just beginning to appear on priority agendas at the regional level.
The RSC partnership will hold three capacity-building/thematic seminars, to provide partners’ staff the opportunity to learn more about the issues and project results, and to transfer good practices between partners. The seminars will also provide a networking opportunity. The project will carry out a macro-economic analysis of three partners’ carbon economies, to identify opportunities for and the costs and effects of moving to a low carbon economy. The project will investigate and compare SEA and sustainability assessment approaches across the partnership, and identify how these tools can best be used to meet the project objectives. The RSC project will also offer partners the chance to carry out pilot actions, such as the preparation of a carbon footprint of regional development programmes. A final conference will disseminate the project results and impacts to the wider European economic development community in 2011.