SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Sudden cardiac and sudden unexpected death related to antipsychotics: A meta-analysis of observational studies

To estimate the risk of sudden cardiac death (SCD) or sudden unexpected death (SUD) related to individual antipsychotics, a meta-analysis of observational studies was performed. Adjusted odds ratio (OR) of SCD/SUD with 95% confidence intervals (CI) were extracted and pooled; heterogeneity was studied using Q statistic and I(2) index, and its potential causes (e.g., hERG blockade potency) explored using meta-regression. Two cohort (740,306 person-years) and four case-control (2,557 cases; 17,670 controls) studies, investigating nine antipsychotics, were included. Compared with nonusers, the risk was increased for quetiapine (OR = 1.72, 95% CI: 1.33-2.23), olanzapine (OR = 2.04, 1.52-2.74), risperidone (OR = 3.04, 2.39-3.86), haloperidol (OR = 2.97, 1.59-5.54), clozapine (OR = 3.67, 1.94-6.94), and thioridazine (OR = 4.58, 2.09-10.05). Heterogeneity was found (Q = 20.0, P = 0.01; I(2) = 60.0%), and the increasing mean hERG blockade potency (P = 0.01) accounted for 43% of this. The SCD/SUD risk differed between individual antipsychotics, and mean hERG blockade potency could be an explanatory factor. This should be considered when initiating antipsychotic treatment.
Use of active scope camera in the Kumamoto Earthquake to investigate collapsed houses

The Kumamoto Earthquake occurred in April 2016. We conducted an investigation using the active scope camera to examine the interiors of the collapsed houses. The robot video scope can move by itself to probe narrow gaps. We could safely gather information by inserting it inside houses. We further considered the future possible improvements to the robot based on the investigation. We also determined the constraints to be considered for the robot operation in disaster areas. In addition, we created a test field imitating the features of collapsed houses. We used this field to evaluate our robot mobility and related technologies that are being developed for future applications.
Lexicon poeticum: a lexical resource for old-norse icelandic skaldic poetry and its relevant social fields

The proposed project will establish me as the leader of the next generation of researchers in key fields of Old Norse studies. I will gain a major new disciplinary base in my broader field and experience in leading a major project which will help to train and engage a new generation of scholars. The project analyses the language of Old Norse skaldic poetry, one of the main sources for the history, culture and religion of early Scandinavia. It is a highly valuable corpus for many fields: much of it dates from the Viking Age and was the principle source for medieval historians for that period. Its language and form is extremely complex, which has made it inaccessible to non-specialist scholars and the general public. Since the poetry was first rediscovered it has been recognised that it contains a large vocabulary distinct from that of prose: some 10,000 different Old Norse words occur only in poetry. The project Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages has made this difficult material accessible to a broad audience. The present project builds on that work, documenting and mapping the words of this poetry. The main output will be an electronic dictionary linked to the text corpus and translation. I will address a long-standing and well-recognised gap in the lexicography of Old Norse, superseding the problematic Lexicon Poeticum of 1931. My approach is built on the state-of-the art textual philology and digitisation methodologies of the Skaldic Project. At the Department of Nordic Research I will develop lexicographic methodologies to produce the new dictionary, which will for the first time link the words of the corpus to their material evidence, realised in digital technologies. The resulting resource will provide the foundation for further linguistic and literary analysis of skaldic poetry. It will thus help to answer questions about the religion, culture, society and history of Scandinavia and its deep and long-standing connections with the rest of Europe.
WEB SUBSTRATES HAVING WIDE COLOR GAMUT INDICIA PRINTED THEREON

A paper product of the present disclosure having at least one ply is disclosed. At least one outer surface of the web substrate has indicia comprising at least one ink disposed thereon and substantially affixed thereto. The indicia is defined by CIELab coordinate values disposed inside a boundary described by the MacAdam 3-D gamut and CIELab coordinate values disposed outside a boundary described by the Kien 3-D gamut. Alternatively, the indicia is defined by CIELab coordinate values disposed inside a boundary described by the MacAdam 2 -D gamut and CIELab coordinate values disposed outside a boundary described by the Kien 2-D gamut. The indicia have a dot gain of less than 20%.
Aswan HighDam/Cairo proposed HVDC transmission system

Abstract High-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission is an efficient technology designed to deliver large amounts of power over long distances. The technology is a key component in the future energy transmission system based on renewable energy sources. The DC lines can carry more much power with two conductors than the power transmitted using an AC lines with three conductors of the same size. For the given power level, a DC line requires simpler and cheaper towers (From economical point of view, already installed towers for AC system can be used). Also reduced conductor sizes and insulator can be used. The power transmission losses also will be reduced to about two-thirds of the comparable AC system. The absence of skin effect with DC is also beneficial in reducing power losses marginally. Due to its fast controllability, HVDC transmission system has full control over transmitted power, an ability to enhance transient and dynamic stability in associated AC networks and can limit fault currents levels in the DC lines.
SCHOLARSHIP ON MYTH - (U.) Reinhardt Hundert Jahre Forschungen zum antiken Mythos (1918/20–2018/20). Ein selektiver Überblick (Altertum – Rezeption – Narratologie). (Mythological Studies 5.) Pp. xii + 375. Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter, 2022. Cased, £103, €113.95, US$130.99. ISBN: 978-3-11-078634-7.

SCHOLARSHIP ON MYTH - (U.) Reinhardt Hundert Jahre Forschungen zum antiken Mythos (1918/20–2018/20). Ein selektiver Überblick (Altertum – Rezeption – Narratologie). (Mythological Studies 5.) Pp. xii + 375. Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter, 2022. Cased, £103, €113.95, US$130.99. ISBN: 978-3-11-078634-7.
A Hard Pill to Swallow: Medication, Empathy, and the Value of Collaborative Recovery

Recovery from mental illness is a complex journey that is greatly facilitated when client and professional helper collaborate in the decision making process. It is further aided when the latter has an empathetic awareness of the client's experience, especially with regard to the impact of pharmacological treatment. The following article describes one psychologist's experience of being prescribed medication during a period of acute illness. Analysis of this experience is via a narrative, phenomenological approach. Results suggest that even when taken as directed, a medication can augment one's subjective feeling of illness. It further shows how challenging it can be for the ailing individual to assert his or her needs for something other than hospitalization. Although only one case is analyzed, it points to the impact that medication may have on the life of a person with mental illness, reinforcing the importance of collaboration and empathetic understanding of the other's experience.
A Case-Based Economic Assessment of Robotics Employment in Precision Arable Farming

The need to intensify agriculture to meet increasing nutritional needs, in combination with the evolution of unmanned autonomous systems has led to the development of a series of “smart” farming technologies that are expected to replace or complement conventional machinery and human labor. This paper proposes a preliminary methodology for the economic analysis of the employment of robotic systems in arable farming. This methodology is based on the basic processes for estimating the use cost for agricultural machinery. However, for the case of robotic systems, no average norms for the majority of the operational parameters are available. Here, we propose a novel estimation process for these parameters in the case of robotic systems. As a case study, the operation of light cultivation has been selected due the technological readiness for this type of operation.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR HEATING A FLUID IN A PIPELINE BY MEANS OF DIRECT CURRENT

The invention relates to a device (110) for heating a fluid. The device comprises: - at least one electrically conductive pipeline (112) and/or at least one electrically conductive pipeline segment (114) for receiving the fluid; and - at least one direct current and/or direct voltage source (126), wherein each pipeline (112) and/or each pipeline segment (114) is assigned a direct current and/or direct voltage source (126) which is connected to the pipeline (112) and/or to the pipeline segment (114). The direct current and/or direct voltage source (126) is designed to generate an electric current in the pipeline (112) and/or in the pipeline segment (114) which warms up the pipeline (112) and/or the pipeline segment (114) by Joule heat, which is created as the electric current passes through the conductive pipe material, to heat the fluid.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR ALARMING A CARDIAC ASSIST SYSTEM

Herzunterstützungssystem (1) mit einer Steuereinheit (2) und Schallerzeugungsvorrichtungen (4), wobei die Steuereinheit (2) dazu ausgebildet ist, Alarmereignisse (43) zu erkennen und zu verarbeiten und Steuerungsaufgaben im Herzunterstützungssystem (1) auszuführen, gekennzeichnet durch eine Speichervorrichtung (6), die dazu ausgebildet ist, ein oder mehrere vordefinierte Alarmsignalzeitverläufe (45) und eine oder mehrere Alarmprioriten (42) so zu speichern, dass jeweils ein Alarmsignalzeitverlauf (45) und jeweils eine Alarmpriorität (42) einem Alarmereignis (43) zugeordnet sind, eine Schallerzeugungssteuervorrichtung (8), die dazu ausgebildet ist, bei Erkennung eines Alarmereignisses (43) dem dem Alarmereignis (43) in der Speichervorrichtung (6) zugeordneten Alarmsignalzeitverlauf (45) einen Lautstärkezeitverlauf aufzuprägen, der von der in der Speichervorrichtung (6) dem jeweiligen Alarmereignis (43) zugeordneten Alarmpriorität (42) und der Zeitdauer ab Erkennung des Alarmereignisses (43) abhängig ist, die vorgenannte Schallerzeugungssteuervorrichtung (8), die dazu ausgebildet ist, bei Erkennung eines Alarmereignisses (43) die Schallerzeugungsvorrichtungen (4) so anzusteuern, dass sie den vorgenannten Alarmsignalzeitverlauf (45) mit dem aufgeprägten Lautstärkezeitverlauf in Schallsignale umsetzen.
Investigation of an ultra compact reverse flow combustor

The main objective of START project is to carry out a series of advanced investigations on a prototypical reverse flow, ultra compact, combustor designed and manufactured by GE-Avio for turboprop engine as a part of the SAT ITD MAESTRO. The aim is to support the validation of the developed technologies and design rules by means of full annular combustion tests and high fidelity numerical simulations. 
Goals of START project will be addressed with the following steps:
Verify a full additive combustor at real engine conditions in terms of combustor performance, by the measurement of emissions, gas exit temperature and liner metal temperature, through extensive full annular tests. Data will also permit validation of numerical modelling results.
Improve the knowledge of combustor metal temperature and validation of aero-thermal predictions by gathering 2D temperature maps using InfraRed techniques across dedicated optical access on the full annular rig.
Improve and further validate existent aero-thermal CFD modelling based on a two-step approach: RANS based CHT calculations for metal temperature and flow split predictions and LES (or Hybrid RANS-LES) calculations of the flame domain for combustor performance evaluation.
Development of an innovative CFD approach based on unsteady CHT based on Hybrid RANS-LES, to allow direct calculation of aero-thermal and combustion performance behavior of the combustor. The methodology will also exploit and further validate dedicated strategy to model multi-hole liners without requiring the explicit meshing of each hole.
START will greatly contribute to the goals of SAT initiative in CS2. The validation of innovative high fidelity CFD will significantly help the design of innovative combustors for addressing the target of SFC reduction faced with the increase of engine cycle efficiency. The validation of innovative additive manufacturing components at TRL5 will positively contribute to reach the objectives of reducing costs and weights.
Population of 2p 55s levels of neon in He-Ne plasma: I. The evolution of mechanisms in the discharge and the afterglow

The spectroscopic study of population processes of neon 2p55s states was carried out in helium afterglow with small admixture of neon at PHe = 38.1 torr, [He]/[Ne]=10−5 with pulsed discharge afterglow in helium with small admixture of neon (pressure equal to 38.1 mm Hg; ). It is established that the main mechanism of population of 3s2 level (in Paschen’s notation) in the discharge and the initial after-glow is the excitation transfer from metastable atoms of He(21S0). The other three levels—3s3, 3s4, and 3s5—corresponding to 2p55s configuration are populated in the afterglow as a result of the dissociative recombination HeNe+ of ions with electrons. The same process is also the main channel of population of 3s2 level in the late afterglow phase, when the concentration of He(21S0) atoms is small. The hypothesis of recombination mechanism is confirmed by observation of the response of line intensities to pulsed electron heating. The partial coefficients of dissociative recombination into 2p55s states are estimated.
A New Strategy of Transforming Pharmaceutical Crystal Forms

The robust nature of network materials allows them to (for example) respond to external stimuli such as pressure, temperature, light, or gas/solvent adsorption and desorption. There is difficulty in retaining long-range order in purely molecular organic solids, due to weak intermolecular interactions such as van der Waals forces. Here, we show gas-induced transformations of the well-known pharmaceuticals clarithromycin and lansoprazole. For clarithromycin, the stimulus is capable of converting the kinetic solvate and guest-free crystal forms to the commercial thermodynamically stable polymorph with a huge saving in energy cost relative to industrially employed methods. The synthesis of the marketing form of lansoprazole involves a solvate that readily decomposes and that is stirred in water, filtered, and dried intensively. Our method readily circumvents such synthetic problems and transforms the sensitive solvate to the marketed drug substance with ease. Such expedient transformations hold great implications for the pharmaceutical industry in general when considering the ease of transformation and mild conditions employed.
Hydraulic or pneumatic circuit configuration

The hydraulic or pneumatic switch arrangement has a pressure connection channel (21) or high pressure connection channel as well as several consumption connection channels (22, 23) with the flow path of the pressure connection channel having a first branching of the two channels, with the first channel led via a switch valve (SV) to a first consumption connection channel (L2), whilst a second channel is led via a return valve (RSV) and/or a pressure limiter valve (DBV) to a second consumption connection channel (L3). There is also a housing block (3) provide to receive at least one switch valve. There may be a second branching between the switch valve and the first consumption connection channel which stands in connection with a third branching via a diaphragm (B) and or a throttle.
A sustainable multi-strain, multi-method, multi-product microalgae biorefinery integrating industrial side streams to create high-value products for food, feed and fragrance

MULTI-STR3AM is driven by a critical need to shift to a sustainable means of producing food, feed and raw materials. Microalgae represent a promising solution to address the growing recognition that current agricultural and manufacturing practices are causing irreparable environmental damage. Microalgae, have a vast biosynthetic potential and are a rich source of lipids, protein and high-value compounds such as pigments. Despite these advantages, they are underexploited as a crop. This is due to barriers of scale, which mean that microalgae products struggle to achieve the same economies as conventional products, such as palm oil or soybean. MULTI-STR3AM addresses these challenges by scaling up and lowering costs, providing valuable products for large end users in the food, feed and fragrance sectors. The project reduces costs, increases scale and boosts sustainability, through: i) constant improvement of strains through non-GM methods, to increase their productivity and meet end user needs; ii) design and engineering improvements to cultivation and harvesting technologies to reduce CAPEX and OPEX of biomass production; iii)  exploitation of industrial and own side streams during cultivation in a circular economy design; iv) synergistic integration of different technologies in a multi-strain, multi-method, multi-product biorefinery (‘MULTI-biorefinery’); and v) valorisation of every fraction of the microalgal biomass in a zero waste approach. MULTI-STR3AM will demonstrate 7 consumer products, 6 of which are new, including: lipids for edible spreads; protein, carbohydrates and lipids for feed ingredients for poultry, pigs and ruminants; and protein and small organic compounds as building blocks for the fragrance industry. By engaging global actors from the industrial, academic and non-profit sectors, MULTI-STR3AM creates a roadmap for economically viable industrial-scale microalgae cultivation, towards a sustainable future for European bio-based industries.
Piecewise Flat Gravity in 3+1 dimensions

We study a model for gravity in 3+1 dimensions, inspired in general relativity in 2+1 dimensions. In contrast regular general relativity in 3+1 dimensions, the model postulates that space in absence of matter is flat. The requirement that the Einstein equation still holds for the complete spacetime, implies that matter may only appear as conical defects of co-dimension 2, which may be interpreted as straight cosmic strings moving at a constant velocity. The study of collisions of these defects reveals that the dynamics of the model is incomplete. Certain highly energetic collisions of almost parallel defects suggest that no dynamic completion may exist that is fully compatible with the principles on which the model was based. We also study the phase space of the model in the continuum limit. We find that even though does not contain gravitational waves at the fundamental level, they do appear as an emergent feature in the continuum limit.
KEY WITH TRANSVERSE SLOTS AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME

A key for use with a cylinder lock of the type having tumbler pins protruding into the key slot perpendicularly and at inclined angles wherein elongated recesses to receive the pins are formed in the key with the long dimensions of the recesses extending transversely across the key. The recesses are successively formed with a single conical-tipped cutter shaped like the tumbler pins. The cutter is moved in a U-shaped path into, across and away from the key, leaving sloping sides which form good slide paths for the pins. The recesses can have different depths and can merge stepwise into each other.
BEARING UNITIZED FOR HANDLING

A single row tapered roller bearing (B) enables an axle shaft (S) to rotate in an axle housing (H) and further confines the shaft axially with respect to the housing. The bearing includes a cup (32) that is fitted into the housing and a cone (30) that is fitted around a bearing seat (2) on the shaft and also tapered rollers (34) located between raceways (50, 70) on the cup and cone. Radial loads and thrust loads in one axial direction are transferred to the rollers at the raceways. Thrust loads in the other axial direction are transferred to the rollers at an internal rib (72) located on the cup at the large ends of the rollers and at an external rib (80, 102) located on a backing collar (38, 100) at the small ends of the rollers. The backing collar fits over the bearing seat on the shaft with an interference fit and captures the cone on the bearing seat. The bearing also has a cage (36) provided with pockets (90) which receive the rollers, and the cage at its small ends has tabs (92) which project behind a rib on the backing collar and interlock the cage and the collar, so that prior to installation on the shaft the backing collar remains with the cup, cone and rollers. The cup carries a speed sensor (44) which monitors rotation of an excitor ring (42) on the cone.
A study of the probit model with latent variables in Phase I clinical trials

In recent years, the continual reassessment method (CRM) has gained considerable popularity in Phase I cancer studies. In this article, we propose a two-parameter probit model with latent variables. Introducing the latent variables enables exact Bayesian inference in the sense that conditional posterior distributions of all the parameters, including the latent variables, are known. Such inference can be more accurate than the maximum likelihood inference and can also alleviate the estimation issue due to small sample size [Albert J, Chib S. Bayesian analysis of binary and polychotomous response data. J Amer Statist Assoc. 1993;88:669–679] in Phase I studies. Simulation studies demonstrated that the proposed method compares favourably to the one-parameter CRM.
Study of molecular structure, anharmonic vibrational dynamic and electronic properties of sulindac using spectroscopic techniques integrated with quantum chemical calculations

Abstract In the present investigation, spectroscopic techniques (FTIR, FT-Raman and UV–Vis) and quantum chemical calculations are employed for exploring vibrational and electronic spectra of sulindac compound. The calculations are performed on most stable conformer of the sulindac molecule using density functional theory (DFT). Anharmonic corrections are made to frequencies using vibrational second-order perturbation theory (VPT2). The effect of intermolecular interactions on the vibrational dynamics has been analyzed using dimeric structure of sulindac molecule. Hirshfeld surface analysis and 2D fingerprint plots are utilized to investigate the nature of interaction present in the crystal system. To account for electronic spectra in different solvents, an integral equation formalism of polarizable continuum model (IEFPCM) at TD-DFT/B3LYP/6-31G(d,p) level of theory has been employed. An excellent agreement between the theoretical and experimental data over the entire spectral region is observed. In addition, natural bond orbital (NBO) analysis, frontier molecular orbitals, nonlinear optical properties (NLO) and molecular electrostatic potential (MEP) analysis are also reported.