SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
SIDE GUARD MESH AND SIDE GUARD SYSTEM

The invention relates to a side guard mesh comprising at least one wire mesh (2) comprising longitudinal bars (3) and transverse bars (4), and an outer frame (7) bounding the wire mesh (2). In order to advantageously develop a side guard mesh of the type indicated above, the invention proposes that the outer frame (7) comprises at least four frame segments (8, 9), of which one frame segment each (8, 9) extends along an edge section of the wire mesh (2), wherein two frame segments (8, 9) each are releaseably connected to each other at the corners of the wire mesh (2), in particular screwed together, such that frame segments (8, 9) are made of an aluminum alloy, a longitudinal groove (11) comprising at least one undercut (12) is formed on the frame segments (8, 9), and the edge side longitudinal bars (3) and the edge side transverse bars (4) of the wire mesh (2) engage in the undercut (12) of the longitudinal groove (11) on the positionally associated frame segment (8, 9).
Cure Emanates from Cause: Understanding Rapist’s Psyche

Alarming increase in crime against women particularly in the rape cases coupled with brutality and sadism continue to pose the question: why it happens and how it may be eradicated, or at least may be minimised. In this one has to know the mind of the rapist, which remains one of the darkest territories of human sexuality. The scientists focus their research on the psychological forces that drive sexual violence and brutality. But researchers think that there is no single psychological formula to explain every rapist’s psyche. However, the personality characteristics of rapists divulge that lack of empathy, hostile masculinity, aggressive and dominant and controlling personalities, impulsivity, emotional constriction, underlying anger and power issues with women are governing forces in the acts of rape. The important question is how to prevent such brutal crime? Of course, improving the law and order machinery is essential indeed but one can not deny that society as a whole needs to put in greater efforts for gender sensitisation and creating awareness about the equality of women and their rights to free movement.
Societal transformation through the prism of the concept of territoire: A French contribution

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.
ACCESSIBLE CITIES OF EUROPEAN REGIONS

The project would like to underline that accessibility is a primary aspect for determining the whole pleasantness of a city and an important aspect for enhancing the quality of life of all citizenships, also the temporary residents like tourists and is also an important factor for the promotion and qualitative development of urban areas. The logic of city accessibility is always related to a complete fruition of a series of structures by citizens and tourists, but above all services devoted to persons with "special" needs. The project aims to create accessible urban thematic routes (i.e. from the railroad - to the hotel and restaurants - to the tourist information centre, to the monuments or to the exibitions and the buildings which contain them). The project starts from the redefinition and adaptation to a larger number of urban ambit of the Igv-vae methodology at the moment applying only for the buildings, and aims to point out all the other parameters that identify accessibility in the remaining part of the city territory. The project will focus on the creation of a common protocol of communication for supporting an informative network made of local networks, data collection and implementation of pilot actions. As underlined in ESDP, the emergence of urban networks can be advantageous for regional development because it improves the range of services offered specifically, in the framework in the field of accessibility and the economic conditions of the region and thereby increasing its competitiveness.
Why are there associations between telomere length and behaviour?

Individual differences in telomere length are associated with individual differences in behaviour in humans and birds. Within the human epidemiological literature this association is assumed to result from specific behaviour patterns causing changes in telomere dynamics. We argue that selective adoption—the hypothesis that individuals with short telomeres are more likely to adopt specific behaviours—is an alternative worthy of consideration. Selective adoption could occur either because telomere length directly affects behaviour or because behaviour and telomere length are both affected by a third variable, such as exposure to early-life adversity. We present differential predictions of the causation and selective adoption hypotheses and describe how these could be tested with longitudinal data on telomere length. Crucially, if behaviour is causal then it should be associated with differential rates of telomere attrition. Using smoking behaviour as an example, we show that the evidence that smoking accelerates the rate of telomere attrition within individuals is currently weak. We conclude that the selective adoption hypothesis for the association between behaviour and telomere length is both mechanistically plausible and, if anything, more compatible with existing empirical evidence than the hypothesis that behaviour is causal. This article is part of the theme issue ‘Understanding diversity in telomere dynamics’.
Root zone soil moisture estimates at the daily and agricultural parcel scales for crop irrigation management and water use impact – a multi-sensor remote sensing approach

Sustainable water use is a growing concern in Europe. Nowadays, agriculture is an important pressure on water resources especially in Mediterranean countries where irrigation can represent up to 80% of the consumptive uses of water. Increasing water use efficiency in agriculture has been thus identified as one of the key themes relating to water scarcity and drought (EEA Report No 1/2012). It now becomes necessary to improve on-farm irrigation management by adjusting irrigation to crop water requirements along the growing season.

Modern irrigation agencies rely on in situ root zone soil moisture measurements to detect the onset of crop water stress and to trigger irrigation. However, in situ point measurements are generally not available over extended areas and may not be representative at the field scale. If remote sensing provides cost-effective techniques for monitoring broad areas, there is currently no algorithm dedicated to root zone soil moisture monitoring at the parcel scale.

REC proposes a solution to the need of root-zone soil moisture at the crop scale for irrigation management. It is based on an innovative operational algorithm that will allow for the first time to: 1) to map root zone soil moisture on a daily basis at the field scale and 2) to quantitatively evaluate the different components of the water budget at the field scale from readily available remote sensing data.

The methodology relies on the coupling between a surface model representing the water fluxes at the land surface atmosphere interface (infiltration, evaporation, transpiration) and in the soil (drainage), and remote sensing data composed of land surface temperature, and near-surface soil moisture retrieved from microwave radiometers and radars.

These estimates will be integrated in an irrigation management system that will be used to trigger irrigation. In addition, these estimates will allow making an impact assessment of the consumptive use of water and water footprint.
PARKS WITHOUT BORDERS

The project aims at increasing “liveability” of natural areas mainly through the creation of an inclusive and friendly eco-system allowing the full access also to people not able to visit and enjoy natural beauties because of architectural barriers. The main actions are: • Light infrastructures in the parks and natural areas, creating facilitated natural zones, providing signage and fixed and movable equipment • Identification of dangerous sites that need to be secured • Initiatives to involve population, mainly elderly, disabled and children (technical campuses, excursions, etc.) using sport as an associative and active element • Elaboration of a territory marketing plan to manage natural resources, mapping “accessible natural zones”, creating “park guardians”; • Establishment of a network among parks for good practices exchange.
Development and market implementation of an innovative system for securing PV installations

The project concerns the development and implementation of a market fire protection system for photovoltaic installations. innovation consists of the use of an innovative, proprietary method of detecting potential fire hazard, without the use of specialised fire detectors. The detection system works on the principle of measuring specific electrical values according to the original algorithm. After detection of fire hazard, a voltage-lowering and fire-extinguishing system is activated and the fire extinguishing subsystem based on innovative water mist technologies is activated. The system will be used in the protection of key assets of enterprises (in the case of the location of PV installations on the roof of production halls) and in residential construction to protect installations on the walls of residential buildings. The product was developed and tested as part of the incubation program realised on the Startin Podkarpoackie incubation platform.
Self-destruction of main character in Christie Golden's "World of Warcraft: Arthas, Rise of The Lich King"

World of Warcraft: Arthas, Rise of The Lich King novel is written by Christie Golden and it is an adaptation from both Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne Real Time Strategy (RTS) computer video game. The novel tells the story of Arthas, the crown prince of Lordaeron Kingdom. This undergraduate thesis discusses about the self-destruction of the main character of the novel as Arthas has changed from the strong-willed crown prince into a cold-blooded death knight and later on became the Lich King that serves only the darkness while killing his old self. This research aimed to know: 1) the ways Arthas commit self-destructive acts, 2) the underlying factors that caused Arthas to commit self-destructive acts. 

In this research, the writer applied Freudian Psychoanalysis and Maslow’s motivation theory to investigate the problems. Moreover, objective approach is being used in this research and it means the writer considered this literary works as a world by itself or independent. The main goal of this approach is to limit the object of the study only from anything that can be found in the source of data. Then, the writer described, defined, and analyzed the data in descriptive method.

The results of this research showed that Arthas has committed several ways to self-destruct himself and there are also few underlying factors that caused him to do it. From the analysis of this research, it can be concluded Arthas has the wishes to kill, to be killed, and to die that lead him into the ultimate form of self-destruction—an act of toying with death. Furthermore, there are also several underlying factors that caused him to commit self-destructive act. The underlying factors behind Arthas’ self-destruction is his failed love relationship with Jaina Proudmoore, his burden as a crown prince of Lordaeron, and few overlooked circumstances while he took the questionable and hasty decisions.
Secondary burial cemeteries, visibility and land tenure: A view from the southern Levant Chalcolithic period

Abstract Off-site secondary burial cemeteries in the southern Levant are an innovation of the Chalcolithic period. Ethnographic studies suggest that location of burial places was one of the means used to establish and socially mediate ownership over the landscape. The current research examines whether the spatial pattern of burial sites during the Chalcolithic period in the southern Levant represents a land tenure system. Spatial analyses of burial and habitation sites located mainly along the central Israeli coastal area indicate that Ghassulian communities avoided locating their burial sites near habitation sites concentrations. Viewshed analysis indicates that the areas observed from burial sites are significantly larger than those observed from habitation sites, and that their location scattered across an area which increases rather than overlaps the size of area visible from the habitation sites. Furthermore, our results show that communities which wanted to claim land tenure over a larger territory use burial sites locations in order to maximize the observed area within habitation sites surroundings.
Mechanisms of presynaptic biogenesis and dynamic remodeling

Our ability to move, to process sensory information or to form, store and retrieve memories crucially depends on the function of neuronal synapses. Synapses comprise a presynaptic compartment harboring the machinery for neurotransmitter release and an associated postsynaptic compartment that processes the neurotransmitter signal. During decades of research we have acquired a wealth of knowledge regarding the mechanisms of neurotransmitter release and information processing in the postsynaptic compartment. In great contrast, we know surprisingly little about the pathways that direct the formation, transport, and assembly of the complex molecular machines that make up a functional presynapse. In particular, it is unclear where and how synaptic vesicle (SV) precursors are formed in the neuronal cell body, in which form they are transported along the axon, and which maturation steps occur to allow their assembly into functional units for neurotransmitter release. How cytoplasmically synthesized presynaptic active zone (AZ) proteins that organize SV release sites are transported and assembled is equally unclear. Here, we combine genome engineering in stem cell-derived neurons and genetically altered mice with proteomic, high-resolution imaging and systems biology approaches to identify the origin and composition of SV and AZ precursors, dissect the mechanisms of their axonal transport and integration into developing synapses and unravel the pathway that controls axonal transport and presynaptic assembly of newly made SV and AZ proteins to set synaptic weight. Our high risk/ high gain studies will yield groundbreaking insights into the mechanisms that mediate the formation, maintenance, and dynamic remodeling of the presynaptic compartment during development and thereby fill a crucial knowledge gap in neuroscience. Furthermore, they may pave the way for the future development of therapeutics to cure nerve injury or neurological disorders linked to synapse dysfunction.
Reproductive biology and territoriality of the wedge-tailed grass-finch (Emberizoides herbicola) (Aves: Passeriformes) = Biologia reprodutiva e territorialidade do canário-do-campo (Emberizoides herbicola) (Aves: Passeriformes)

Emberizoides herbicola (Wedge-tailed Grass-finch), Emberizidae, Passeriformes, lives in various types of grasslands in South America. Its life history is poorly known and here we provide novel information on several aspects of its breeding biology, including territoriality and habitat use. We investigated it at Aguas Emendadas Ecological Station, Federal District, Brazil, between 2002 and 2009. Banded E. herbicola had an average territory size of 3.9 ha (n = 6). Twenty nests were monitored every 2–4 days, of which 18 were active. The reproductive period occurred from October to March, but eggs were laid from early October to mid-November, with a peak in late October. Nests were built close to the ground and (mean height = 14.8 ± 9.0 cm, n = 17) clutch size was invariably two but ranged from one to three eggs (mean = 2 ± 0.4, n = 15). Incubation period was 14.8 ± 0.8 days (n = 2) and nestling period was 11 ± 0.6 days (n = 4). Most nests (n = 12) were built in open cerrado vegetation. Among the 18 active nests, 44.4% were successful, 38.9% were depredated and 16.7% were abandoned. Predation rate during the nestling period (85.7%) was significantly higher than during the incubation period (14.3%). Mayfield nest success rate was 42%, with a much higher survival rate during the egg period (0.881 ± 0.112) than during the nestling period (0.476 ± 0.147). Most nests (n = 12) were built in open cerrado vegetation, which may be considered the most important habitat for the species both for territory defense and nesting.
Koksharovite, CaMg2Fe3+4(VO4)6, and grigorievite, Cu3Fe3+ 2Al2(VO4)6, two new howardevansite-group minerals from volcanic exhalations

Two new howardevansite-group minerals were discovered in the exhalations of fumaroles related to two volcanoes in Kamchatka, Russia. Koksharovite, CaMg2Fe 3þ 4(VO4)6, is found at the Bezymyannyi volcano in association with bannermanite. Grigorievite, Cu3Fe 3þ 2Al2(VO4)6, associated with bannermanite, ziesite, hematite, etc., was found at the Second scoria cone of the NorthernBreakthroughoftheGreatTolbachikFissureEruption,Tolbachikvolcano.Koksharoviteoccursasequanttoprismaticcrystals upto30 � 70mm.Itistranslucent,yellowish-browntoreddish-brownwithanadamantinelustre.Grigorieviteformsprismatic totabular crystals up to 40 � 100 mm. It is opaque, black with a semi-metallic lustre. Both minerals are brittle. The VHN hardness is 368 and 489 kg mm � 2 , the calculated density (Dcalc) 3.39 and 3.67 g cm � 3 for koksharovite and grigorievite, respectively. In reflected light, koksharovite is light grey, grigorievite is grey; both minerals are weakly anisotropic. Reflectance values (koksharovite//grigorievite: Rmax-Rmin ,%( l, nm)) are: 15.3-14.4//16.8-16.4 (470), 14.1-13.2//15.9-15.5 (546), 13.8-13.0//15.3-14.9 (589), 13.4-12.7//14.8-14.1 (650). Chemical data (wt%, electron-microprobe analysis; first value is for koksharovite, second for grigorievite) are: Na2O 0.76, 0.00; K2O 0.05, 0.00; MgO 9.43,2.78; CaO 3.57, 0.95; MnO 0.46,0.04;CuO 0.00,17.70; NiO 0.11, 0.00;ZnO 0.00,0.14; Al2O3 3.04,11.76; Fe2O3 23.88, 10.10; TiO2 2.42, 1.47; SiO2 0.20, 0.00; P2O5 0.98, 0.13; V2O5 53.86, 54.97; total 98.76, 100.04. The empirical formulae, based on 24 O atoms per formula unit, are: Na0.24K0.01Ca0.63Mg2.30Mn0.06Ni0.01Al0.59Fe 3þ 2.94Ti0.30Si0.03P0.14V5.83O24 (koksharovite); Ca0.17Mg0.69Mn0.01Cu2.23Zn0.02Al2.31Fe 3þ 1.27Ti0.18P0.02V6.05O24(grigorievite).Bothmineralsaretriclinic,spacegroupP-1,Z ¼1.Unit-
Geoprocessing and Landscape Ecology for Assessment Fragmentation and Connectivity of the Habitats of the Microregion of Ceres, Goiás (Brazil)

This study aimed to map and evaluate the evolution of habitat fragmentation between 2009 and 2018, using the Microregion of Ceres (Goiás) as a sample reference, using principles of Landscape Ecology. The methodology comprised the mapping of the fragments in the two years analyzed, using the OLI/Landsat 8 sensor, using scenes 222/70 and 222/71. The SPRING 5.2 software was used, where the supervised classification was performed, applying the semi-automatic process. The computational algorithm applied to classify the scenes was Maxver, which classifies pixel by pixel and groups the information of each one into homogeneous regions. After extracting the fragments of native vegetation, the methodology proposed by Juvanhol et al. (2011), in which the fragments were grouped into classes: Very Small (MP) ≤5 hectares; Small (P) ≥5.01 and ≤10 hectares; Medium (M) ≥10.01 and ≤100 hectares and Large (G) ≥100.01 hectares. For the analysis based on metrics in Landscape Ecology, the ArcGis 9.2 Patch Analyst extension was used. The results showed the expansion of vegetation cover areas in the study area, concentrated on tops of hills, APP and legal reserves. However, they pointed out intense fragmentation of native vegetation, which hinders the performance of fragments as habitats. It is considered that, from the contemporary problem of degradation of natural environments to the detriment of economic development, studies like this are necessary in order to identify existing environmental problems and propose strategies to minimize and mitigate ecological imbalances.
SAÚDE BUCAL: PREVALÊNCIA DE ALTERAÇÕES NA MUCOSA BUCAL DE IDOSOS ASSISTIDOS NUMA CLÍNICA ESCOLA DE ODONTOGERIATRIA

No Brasil ocorre um aumento da população idosa decorrente da transição demográfica e epidemiológica.O processo de envelhecimento pode acarretar alterações na condição de saúde e na cavidade bucal comprometendo o idoso em diversos aspectos de sua vida.O objetivo deste estudo foi identificar a prevalência de alterações da normalidade e lesões fundamentais na mucosa bucal de idosos assistidos numa clínica escola de Odontogeriatria.Estudo observacional, descritivo, de corte transversal com abordagem quantitativa.A amostra foi constituída por 141 indivíduos, com 60 anos ou mais, de ambos os sexos, funcionalmente independentes.Como instrumento de coleta de dados utilizou-se um protocolo clínico.Os dados foram analisados por estatística descritiva com o software Sphinx Lexica versão 5.1.0.4 e expressos por frequência relativa e absoluta, média e desvio-padrão.A média de idade dos pesquisados foi de 68,5 anos (DP=5,7); 63,1% eram do sexo feminino; 55,3% eram casados/união consensual.A escolaridade média foi de 4,3 anos de estudos completos (DP=3,7).A renda média familiar foi de 1,7 salário mínimo (DP=1,1) e 80,2% moravam acompanhados.Dos idosos pesquisados, 46,1% apresentavam alteração na mucosa bucal, 57,6% eram alterações da normalidade, sendo a língua fissurada (31,6%) a mais encontrada, e 63,6% eram lesões fundamentais, com a saburra lingual com maior ocorrência (54,8%).Conclui-se que o cirurgião-dentista deve conhecer as alterações fisiológicas que predispõem o idoso a apresentar condições patológicas típicas do envelhecimento.O diagnóstico precoce e o planejamento integral de ações podem contribuir para melhoria na qualidade de vida desta população propiciando um envelhecimento ativo e saudável.
Établir la preuve du recours intentionnel au travail dissimulé sous couvert de travail détaché

Inspecteur du travail fraîchement retraité, Paul Ramackers est l’auteur de deux ouvrages sur l’Inspection du travail, ainsi que de nombreux articles consacrés à cette institution. Au moment de notre entretien, réalisé en septembre 2021, il occupait les fonctions de directeur du travail au sein de la Direction départementale de l'emploi, du travail et des solidarités ( ddets ) 2 du Gard et de secrétaire permanent du Comité opérationnel départemental anti-fraude ( codaf ) de ce même département. À ce titre, il a joué un rôle de premier plan dans l’instruction de l’enquête ouverte pour « fraude au détachement » contre l’agence d’intérim espagnole Campo Verde 3 . Auteur d’un premier signalement au parquet dès 2004, suivi de cinq autres entre 2016 et 2019, il a été cité à comparaître le 19 mai 2021 comme témoin devant le Tribunal correctionnel de Marseille. L’entretien a été réalisé dans les locaux de la ddets à Nîmes dans le cadre de notre projet de recherche FINCA 4 . Il est revenu longuement sur cette affaire, pour expliquer notamment les leviers mobilisés par l’administration pour faire la preuve de l’intention frauduleuse des entreprises prestataires recourant aux travailleurs détachés. Il a ainsi expliqué comment, avec le concours des différents services concernés, les trois éléments constitutifs du délit de travail dissimulé ont pu être patiemment réunis : l’élément « légal », car prévu par un texte de loi, l’élément « matériel », constitué par des actes prohibés par la loi, et enfin l’élément « moral », en raison de l’intention coupable du prestataire et des exploitants agricoles utilisateurs de la main-d’œuvre.