SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
REAMING TOOL

A reaming tool in the form of reamer shoe (10) is adapted for location in a wellbore and comprises a substantially tubular mandrel or body (12) having a central bore (14) located about an axis (15). A cap or nose (16) is coupled to a distal end portion of the body (12) via a connection (18). The nose (16) defines an eccentric offset portion or lobe (20) which extends to a greater axial extent than the remainder of the nose (16). A weighting arrangement is provided, the arrangement adapted to balance the mass of the nose about a central axis of the shoe. The distal surface of the nose (16) comprises a substantially concave central portion (17). The nose (16) further comprises a projection or dimple (19) on an opposing side of the nose (16) from the concave surface.
Reliable and robust entanglement witness

Entanglement, a critical resource for quantum information processing, needs to be witnessed in many practical scenarios. Theoretically, witnessing entanglement is by measuring a special Hermitian observable, called entanglement witness (EW), which has non-negative expected outcomes for all separable states but can have negative expectations for certain entangled states. In practice, an EW implementation may suffer from two problems. The first one is \emph{reliability}. Due to unreliable realization devices, a separable state could be falsely identified as an entangled one. The second problem relates to \emph{robustness}. A witness may not to optimal for a target state and fail to identify its entanglement. To overcome the reliability problem, we employ a recently proposed measurement-device-independent entanglement witness, in which the correctness of the conclusion is independent of the implemented measurement devices. In order to overcome the robustness problem, we optimize the EW to draw a better conclusion given certain experimental data. With the proposed EW scheme, where only data postprocessing needs to be modified comparing to the original measurement-device-independent scheme, one can efficiently take advantage of the measurement results to maximally draw reliable conclusions.
OS DESAFIOS DO ENFERMEIRO EMERGENCISTA NA ASSISTÊNCIA PRESTADA AS MULHERES EM VIVÊNCIA DE VIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA

Introdução: No mundo inteiro a violência contra a mulher é entendida como um complicado obstáculo que ocasiona consequências que atingem toda a sociedade. Pela alta incidência desse tipo de violência, o setor saúde passou então a desempenhar um significativo papel no combate e identificação precoce desta que se tornou um grave problema de saúde pública. Objetivo: avaliação dos tantos desafios que os profissionais de enfermagem que exercem suas funções nos serviços de emergência enfrentam ao atender as mulheres que vivenciam no dia a dia a violência doméstica. Metodologia: Refere-se a uma revisão bibliográfica, produzido através da Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde (BVS), que utilizou como critérios de inclusão artigos publicados no período de 2010 a 2020, disponíveis na íntegra em português e inglês, originais e que abordasse a temática exposta, associados aos descritores. Resultado: Foram encontrados 16 artigos e após uma leitura detalhada dos materiais selecionados surgiram os seguintes subtópicos de análise: violência contra mulher: conceitos e tipo, evolução das medidas protetivas e das políticas públicas no combate a violência contra mulher, consequências vivencia de violência à saúde da mulher e a rede de atendimento e o enfermeiro emergencista como instrumento de combate à violência contra mulher. Considerações Finais: Constatou-se que o enfermeiro possui um significativo dever na luta contra a violência doméstica, entretanto para essa atuação ser efetiva é necessário que ele possua habilidades para conseguir acolher essas mulheres de maneira completa e mais humanizada possível.
EXTERIOR WALL PANEL AND EXTERIOR WALL PANEL ASSEMBLY

The present disclosure concerns an exterior wall panel comprising a wall framework defining inner and outer wall surfaces and having peripheral edges. The exterior wall panel further comprises a vapor barrier membrane superposed to the inner wall surface and covering at least one peripheral edge and being secured thereto, a weather barrier membrane superposed to the outer wall surface and covering at least one peripheral edge and being secured thereto. The present disclosure also concerns an external wall panel assembly comprising a plurality of such external wall panels and a method for forming such an exterior wall panel assembly.
Legacy sediments and historic land use: Chemostratigraphic evidence for excess nutrient and heavy metal sources and remobilization

Major and trace element geochemistry of sediment cores of “legacy” deposits (i.e., sediments eroded from upland areas starting in Colonial times, reflecting intensive land use, that have altered pre-Colonial environments and are impairing modern environments) from behind former mill dams in different land-use sub-watersheds of the Yellow Breeches Creek (Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA) provide insight into the origins of elements with multiple natural and anthropogenic sources. In comparing a forested land-use watershed with an agriculturally affected one, we find similar elemental ratios with Al for pre-settlement and early legacy sediments, but increasing trends of nutrient elements and select trace metals through time in the agriculturally affected legacy deposit. Likely sources of excess P, Cu, and Pb over background are fertilizer, pesticides, and other soil amendments. Pb trends show smaller increases over time in the forested land-use subwatershed, mostly due to the input of leaded gasoline emissions to the atmosphere and ubiquitous fallout to all watersheds. The agriculturally affected subwatershed cores show significantly more Pb, suggesting multiple sources. The continued remobilization of legacy sediments from thousands of mill ponds in the eastern United States suggests that this source of nutrients and trace elements may add significantly to the degradation of downstream ecosystems such as the Chesapeake Bay.
Development of three dimensional coronary blood perfusion model in beating heart using advanced computational and experimental techniques.

Coronary vascular disease(CVD) has been studied for many decades and has been found to be a very complex problem.
Despite dramatic medical advances over the last few decades, CVD remain a leading cause of death globally and the
number one cause of death in the European Union (EU). Inspite of the tedious and creative work by many expert scientists
from many different perspectives, the disease has only partially been understood. The approach that is taken here differs in
basic tenets from earlier approaches, in that it starts from a very basic system of study inorder to progressively build higher
levels of complexity. It is understood that the vast majority of the life threatening pathologies are associated with an
imbalance between the demand in oxygen and the supply provided by the RBCs. This project will start studying the structure
of the microvascular geometry and upscale the coronary circulation from there. The microvascular bed will be embedded into
a beating heart with all complexities associated with it:contracting muscle fibre, complex fibre architecture, valves, coronary
arteries and veins, etc. On that level, the project will multi-stage and multiscale with finite element (FE) modelling of
myocardial contraction, deformation and perfusion. The interdisciplinary perspective in this study is strong with contributions
from engineers, clinicians and biomaterial scientists. The scope of the study is usage of FE modelling for autoregulation of
coronary perfusion which extends the applications of FE model to common pathologies such as ischemic heart disease,
infarction or reperfusion issues and devices such as stents or cardiac assist devices, that improve coronary blood perfusion.
This project is in line with the European heart health charter to promote research in the field of cardiovascular diseases.
Information retrieval system with a search assist server

An information retrieval system which can search for requested information by an easy operation. Together with a plurality of information servers, a search assisting server having list data constructed by a list of identifiers to access each of the information servers is connected to an information network. In response to a designation of a requested item by an information retrieval terminal, the identifier corresponding to the requested item is searched for from the list data held in the search assisting server. An access to the information network is made by the searched identifier, thereby obtaining the requested information page.
Bio-Inspired nacre-like materials for the next generation of conservation treatments in stone art works

The degradation of our rich stone cultural heritage (CH) represents an irreversible loss; an issue that has become urgent due to the increase of natural decay caused by climate change and the impact of atmospheric pollution and/or the current use of inappropriate treatments against stone weathering. The main challenge of BIONA4ART project will be to address this issue within an innovative framework in the conservation science: i) the development of a new generation of bioinspired nacre-like composites with self- healing and antimicrobial properties; and ii) its validation as stone conservation treatments with the aid of advanced characterization techniques. Thereby this research is marked by an interdisciplinary approach involving material science, biomaterials, physics, chemistry, petrophysics and CH conservation. In order to develop the proposed research the applicant  will acquire new research skills by partnering her with the three specialized institutions involved: the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) (supervisor Prof. R. Fort, world-renowned expert in the stone CH conservation), the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) (supervisor: Prof. H. Fairbrother, expert in nanocomposites, environmental implications and applications of nanomaterials), and the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (MPI-P), (supervisor Dr. S. Weber, internationally recognized expert in the use and development of SFM methods to study the underlying physics of nanoscale systems). The new knowledge and transferable skills gained during the project coupled with the opening of an innovative and exciting research line in the stone-CH field, will be an ideal springboard for the applicant´s subsequent career, which is to become a fully independent academic researcher in a top european university.
It's never too late for ‘us’ to meet ‘them’: Prior intergroup friendships moderate the impact of later intergroup friendships in educational settings

In this paper, we focused on mixing in educational settings between members of Catholic and Protestant ethnoreligious groups in Northern Ireland.In Study 1, we examined whether opportunities for contact at home and at university were associated with greater actual out-group friendships, and whether this friendship was associated with a reduction in prejudice. We also assessed whether the impact of out-group friendships at university was moderated by experience of out-group friendships outside university, such that the prejudice-reducing effect of university friendships was stronger for those with fewer friendships at home. In Study 2, we assessed opportunities for contact and actual out-group friendships at prior stages of the educational system and their relationship with prejudice. Sample(s). In both studies, our participants were students at universities in Northern Ireland (Study 1 N= 304 and Study 2 N= 157).We analysed the data using multiple regression and structural equation modelling.First, opportunities for contact were positively associated with self-reported out-group friendships in all domains and stages of the educational system. Second, having more out-group friends was associated with reduced prejudice. Finally, the relationship between out-group friendships and current levels of prejudice was moderated by prior levels of out-group friendships (at home in Study 1; and at secondary and primary school in Study 2).Contact, in the form of out-group friendships, was more powerful when it was a novel feature in a person's life. We discuss these findings in terms of the impact of mixing in educational contexts, especially in Northern Ireland, and outline suggestions for future research.
Mission Design Problems for the Spectrum-Roentgen-Gamma Project

The Spectrum-Roentgen-Gamma (SRG) project is intended for surveying the entire sky in the X‑ray band using two telescopes mounted onboard the spacecraft of the same name (SRG). In addition, some specially chosen areas of the sky and some radiation sources are planned to be investigated after the completion of the survey. The spacecraft was planned to be launched in 2018 into the vicinity of solar-terrestrial collinear libration point L2, using the Proton-M launch vehicle with a DM-03 block upper stage. The technology for completely surveying the celestial sphere consists in scanning by rotating the parallel axes of telescopes around the spacecraft axis, which roughly followed the direction to the Sun. The measurement data, stored onboard the spacecraft, would then be transmitted to the ground receiving stations using the mean gain antenna, the axis of which coincided with the spacecraft’s axis of rotation. This imposed some constraints on the mission design. These constraints included the permissible amplitude of the trajectory of spacecraft motion relative to the libration point in the direction orthogonal to the Sun–Earth line. In addition, the consumption of the onboard propellant was allowed only for orbit correction needed for keeping the spacecraft near the libration point. In this connection, a method was developed using the upper stage in order to decrease the mentioned amplitude down to acceptable values, in the conditions of the requirements imposed on the unit. The paper presents an assessment of its effectiveness.
Bodies of ice

'Antarctic ice is fragile, dynamic and alive. The journey of an ice form is continually transient. Layering, compressing, flowing, cracking, floating, crumbling, dissolving, freezing and reforming occurs at a molecular level and large scale. The diverse textures, qualities and forms of Antarctic ice are extraordinary. Seasonal cycles of ice see Antarctica double in size as it expands through fierce winter and contracts through summer. Snow forms in layers on the plateau and compresses, forming ice. Glaciers flow to the coast to form ice shelves that break as icebergs. Such cycles take thousands of years, yet are always in motion. Our bodies are made up of pure water that at some point has been Antarctic ice. We are a part of the ice as well as its signs of a changing climate.'
Secure and private health data exchange

The Health sector’s increasing dependence on digital information and communication infrastructures renders it vulnerable to threats to privacy and cybersecurity, especially as the theft of health data has become particularly lucrative for cyber criminals. At the same time, a breach of integrity of health data can have dramatic consequences for the patients affected. CUREX addresses comprehensively the protection of the confidentiality and integrity of health data by producing a novel, flexible and scalable situational awareness-oriented platform. It allows a healthcare provider to assess the realistic cybersecurity and privacy risks they are exposed to and suggest mathematically optimal strategies for addressing these risks with safeguards tailored specifically for each business case and application. CUREX is fully GDPR compliant by design. At its core, a decentralised architecture enhanced with a private blockchain infrastructure ensures the integrity of the risk assessment process and of all data transactions that occur between the diverse range of stakeholders involved. Crucially, CUREX expands beyond technical measures and places emphasis also on improving cyber hygiene through training and raising awareness activities for a healthcare institution’s personnel. Its validation focuses on the highly challenging condition of (cross-border) health data exchange, spanning patient cross-border mobility, remote healthcare, and data exchange for research. CUREX consortium will also utilise the outcomes of the well-known MyHealthMyData project in a dedicated demonstration that will use their blockchain-enabled platform which will control the actual data exchange. We envisage that CUREX will impact the European market developing one of the first blockchain platform for risk assessment management under the GDPR.
Protection of data confidentiality and patient privacy in medical sensor networks

Abstract: Security of data collection and transmission in implantable and wearable sensor networks is critical. In this chapter, existing methods to protect data confidentiality and patient privacy are reviewed and current challenges discussed. An example of addressing these challenges, a secure, lightweight user authentication scheme is presented: Securing User Access to Medical Sensing Information (SecMed) is a mutual authentication protocol between healthcare professional and accessed node (Personal Device Assistant (PDA) or medical sensor) to ensure medical data is not exposed to unauthorized persons. It also ensures medical data sent to healthcare professionals are not from a malicious node. SecMed is more scalable, requiring less memory than symmetric key-based schemes. Finally, security analyses and performance evaluation results are presented.
COMPREHENSIVE PROMOTION OF THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF TOMASZÓW MAZOWIECKI AND THE TOMASZOWSKI COUNTY

The main objective of the project is to develop the innovative and competitive economy of the Tomaszov region by creating a comprehensive system of economic promotion and information. The project will contribute to, among others, the increase in the level of foreign investment in the Tomaszów region and increase the level of exports of regional enterprises from the SME sector, mainly from sectors belonging to the regional specialisation (ceramic and construction industry, food processing). As part of the project’s implementation, the following tasks are planned: 1. Development of a comprehensive offer of economic promotion Conducting the diagnostics of investment attractiveness and export potential of the Tomaszów County (including recommendations). Development of information and promotional materials 2. Creation of the Economic Information System Creating Local Economic Information Points Creating a dedicated website Creating an advisory body -Business Council Initiating international cooperation at the level of local governments with regions with similar economic characteristics (study visits) 3. Participation in projects aimed at increasing the international economic status of the region. Improving the competence of SME staff through training Participation in international fairs (national and foreign) Economic Forum of the Tomaszowski County – edition dedicated to export activities The indicator is the number of international information and promotion projects supported (pc.8) The target group are economic entities from the SME sector, mainly operating within the regional specialisation, conducting business activities in the Tomaszów district. Stakeholders of the project are representatives of local governments located in the Tomaszów County.
QRS detection based ECG quality assessment

Although immediate feedback concerning ECG signal quality during recording is useful, up to now not much literature describing quality measures is available. We have implemented and evaluated four ECG quality measures. Empty lead criterion (A), spike detection criterion (B) and lead crossing point criterion (C) were calculated from basic signal properties. Measure D quantified the robustness of QRS detection when applied to the signal. An advanced Matlab-based algorithm combining all four measures and a simplified algorithm for Android platforms, excluding measure D, were developed. Both algorithms were evaluated by taking part in the Computing in Cardiology Challenge 2011. Each measure's accuracy and computing time was evaluated separately. During the challenge, the advanced algorithm correctly classified 93.3% of the ECGs in the training-set and 91.6 % in the test-set. Scores for the simplified algorithm were 0.834 in event 2 and 0.873 in event 3. Computing time for measure D was almost five times higher than for other measures. Required accuracy levels depend on the application and are related to computing time. While our simplified algorithm may be accurate for real-time feedback during ECG self-recordings, QRS detection based measures can further increase the performance if sufficient computing power is available.
SOCIÉTÉ À RESPONSABILITÉ LIMITÉE DE CADEMARTORI

LA SOCIÉTÉ C.A. DI CADEMARTORI ALESSIO A ÉTÉ FONDÉE EN FÉVRIER 1998 ET EST SPÉCIALISÉE DANS LA FOURNITURE DE PRODUITS JETABLES, DE PRODUITS MÉNAGERS ET D’ACCESSOIRES POUR L’HÉBERGEMENT ET LES ÉTABLISSEMENTS DE SANTÉ. L’ACTIVITÉ A ÉTÉ LANCÉE PAR M. ALESSIO À CARASCO, DANS UN HANGAR D’ENVIRON 500 MÈTRES CARRÉS OÙ L’ENTREPRISE A COMMENCÉ À FAIRE SES PREMIERS PAS EN TANT QUE FOURNISSEUR DE PRODUITS MÉNAGERS, DES MÉNAGÈRES EN PLASTIQUE AUX ARTICLES MÉNAGERS ET PERSONNELS DE NETTOYAGE. EN CROISSANCE CONTINUE, EN 2006, ELLE EST DEVENUE UNE ENTREPRISE FAMILIALE IMPLIQUANT D’AUTRES COLLABORATEURS ET, APRÈS QUELQUES ANNÉES D’ACTIVITÉ, A COMMENCÉ À DISTRIBUER LA MARQUE PAPERNET DU GROUPE SOFIDEL, UNE ENTREPRISE PARMI LES PREMIÈRES EN EUROPE POUR LA PRODUCTION DE PAPIER DE SOIE, ET FIRMACHIMICA, UN IMPORTANT FABRICANT DE DÉTERGENTS ET DÉSINFECTANTS PROFESSIONNELS. CES ENTREPRISES FACILITENT L’INCLUSION DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CADEMARTORI DANS LE CANAL HO.RE.CA, OÙ ELLES DÉVELOPPENT D’EXCELLENTES RELATIONS DE TRAVAIL AVEC LES PRINCIPALES COMMUNAUTÉS, LES MAISONS DE RETRAITE ET LE PRESTIGIEUX ALBERG.
Religious Participation versus Shopping: What Makes People Happier?

AbstractIn this paper, we first explore how an exogenous increase in the opportunity cost of religious participation affects an individual’s religious participation and reported happiness, using data from the General Social Survey. The exogenous shift in the cost of religious participation is a result of the repeal of so-called blue laws that restrict retail activity on Sundays. We find that repealing blue laws causes a significant decline in the religious participation of women and in their happiness. For men, we do not observe any effect on happiness, while the estimate of the effect on church attendance is similar in magnitude to that for women but is imprecise. We also use repeal as an instrumental variable for church attendance and provide direct evidence that church attendance has a significant positive effect on happiness.