SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
METHOD AND COMPOSITION FOR THE TREATMENT OF THROMBOSIS IN A MAMMAL

A composition comprising a plurality of microcapsules suitable for parenteral injection into a mammal comprising a streptokinase-containing core, and a semi-permeable biocompatible layer surrounding the core permitting controlled release of at least a portion of the streptokinase. A method of reducing the time required for reperfusion of an artery containing a thrombus and a method to reduce the standard dosage requirement of a plasminogen activator in a mammal comprising intravenous injection of a composition comprising a plurality of microcapsules comprising a plasminogen activator core surrounded by a controlled release semi-permeable layer.
IMAGING APPARATUS INCLUDING ZOOM MECHANISM, AND INTERCHANGEABLE LENS

An imaging apparatus including an exchangeable lens and a camera body. The camera body transmits a synchronizing signal having the same cycle as the cycle of the capturing operation in the imaging unit, to the interchangeable lens. The controller of the exchangeable lens performs a zoom tracking control by determining the focus position of the focus lens from the position of the zoom lens detected by the position detector by referring to the relation information, and controlling the focus lens driver to move the focus lens to the determined focus position, The controller performs the zoom tracking control in a cycle (for example, one-eighth) shorter than a cycle indicated by the synchronizing signal received from the camera body.
The Early Reception of Operetta in Russia, 1860s–1870s

This article explores the popular and critical reception of operetta in Russia during its European heyday, which broadly coincided with the transformative reign of Tsar Alexander II (1855–1881). It argues that the genre consistently drew audiences from most social strata and should not be considered, as some historians have suggested, a uniquely ‘bourgeois’ form of entertainment closely associated with the rise of the middle classes. It also argues that operetta crystallized a range of wider concerns about Russian culture and politics during the era of the Great Reforms. Many critics attacked operetta’s frivolity and eroticism (held to be inconsistent with the aims of art), while radicals and conservatives regarded it as symptomatic of a new climate of political uncertainty (the former with hope, the latter with trepidation). The critical responses to operetta thus testified to its popularity and to the rapidity of change in Russia during the 1860s and 1870s.
Ultrafast spin transport and magnetic order controlled by terahertz electromagnetic pulses

In order to fully exploit the electron spin as a signal carrier in future information processing, spins need to be transported and flipped as fast as possible. Spintronics research aims at implementing these operations by electric fields in circuitry, but has so far been limited to frequencies below ~10 GHz. The much faster complementary femtomagnetism approach employs femtosecond laser pulses (carrier frequency ~400 THz), but is not compatible with microelectronics technology.

In the TERAMAG project, I will apply intense terahertz (THz) electromagnetic pulses to solids to realize 1) ultrafast transport of spins and magnons, and 2) ultrafast control over magnetic order. Our strategy relies on extending concepts from the fields of spintronics (electronics) and femtomagnetism (optics) to the elusive THz frequency gap (0.3 to 30 THz), thereby combining the benefits of both worlds.

To realize spin operations and open up new pathways to their implementation, it is essential to understand the underlying microscopic processes. THz radiation is an ideal tool for this task as it directly and uniquely interacts with many fundamental modes and couplings of solids at their natural frequencies. For example, by using ultrashort THz pulses, we will obtain unprecedented insights into the energetic structure of spin-orbit coupling of equilibrium and nonequilibrium conduction electrons (e.g. in metals and two-dimensional semiconductors) and into the unexplored but highly relevant interaction of optical phonons with spins, including magnons. Novel measurement schemes (e.g. of the spin Hall effect from ~0.3 to 30 THz) and applications (such as spintronic THz emitters and detectors) will emerge.
ATLANTIDA - Platform for the monitoring of the North Atlantic ocean and tools for the sustainable exploitation of the marine resources

ATLANTIDA will develop a platform for the monitoring of the North Atlantic Ocean and tools for the sustainable exploitation of the marine resources, that will provide new data, information and products to identify and respond to threats to biodiversity losses and climate change. ATLANTIDA will provide tools for the sustainable growth of aquaculture and marine biotechnology. This includes the creation of biobanks of marine organisms.
HOSE ASSEMBLY UTILIZING HEAT SHRINK

In manufacturing a hose, a liner composed of a polymeric material is provided, as is a fitting having a plurality of barbs. The barbs are covered with a fluoropolymer heat shrink tube so that the penetration depth and sharpness of the barbs are reduced. Then, the fitting is crimped onto the hose.
A Group AHP-based Tool to Evaluate Effective Factors Toward Leanness in Automotive Industries

Zulkifli, 'RM.Yusuff, 3y Ismail and 4S.M.H. HojjatilDepartment ofIndustrial Engineering and Management, Gachsaran Branch, lAD, Gachsaran, Iran'DepartmentofMechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, UPM, Malaysia3Department ofManufacturing Engineering, UMP, Malaysia4Department ofIndustrial Engineering, ShirazBranch, lAD, Shiraz, IranAbstract: In dealing with global markets and international standards the organizations require the use ofengineering methods ofnew management. Lean manufacturing is one ofthe management philosophies, as asystematic approachregarding to eliminating waste inthe productionprocess byusing all assets ofa company.The aim ofstudy was to identify the challenges faced by the automotive industry inIran. The next objectivesare to identify and prioritize factors that would support implementation of Lean Manufacturing in theautomotive industry. The methodology is based on two phases, with in Phase 1 (qualitative), ten effectivefactors (10 Ms) were selected. Moreover inthis phase more than50 sub-factorswere identified inthe researchliterature. In Phase 2 (quantitative), experts were asked to assign an importance value to each factor and thegroup AHP technique was used to prioritize the effective factors and sub-factors.The result ofthis study canbe used for lean managers, experts and senior managers who wantto implement lean in companies. Itshowsthe mainfactors to leanness andto prioritize them.Keywords: Group analytic hierarchy process (GAHP), leanness, automotive industry, effective factor, 10MsINTRODUCTIONAutomotive industries play an important role in theoverall development of cOlllltries (Mather et al., 2007).Automotive industries are facing the challenges ofglobalization; therefore, the need for an integratedapproach to continuous assessment of these challengesIS essential (Forouzan and Mirassadallahi, 2008).Countries that are changing after revolution, suchas Iran,face additional challenges. Manufacturing firms willexperience changes during this transition and factorssuch as: performance, technology, cost competitiveness;product quality, after-sales servIce and customersatisfaction will be differentiation factors in the markets(Moutabian, 2005). Consequently, in dealing withglobalmarkets and international standards, organizations requirethe use of new engineering methods of management.LeanManufacturing (LM) whichhas evolved and is nowreferred to as Leanthinking, is one ofthese managementphilosophies. Managementphilosophies allow a businessthe opportunity to measure and analyze the execution ofthe process so that lead to continuous improvement(Owaied
Development of non-toxic, low-cost, high-performing, disinfecting household gadget to prevent the spread of germs, viruses, bacteria, and fungus.

The scientific term ""hygiene"" refers to the maintenance of health and healthy living. Our objective is to develop a low-cost household gadget (3E) that will generate an in-situ, ready-to-use, high performing, effective, and non-toxic disinfecting agent to reinforce the measures of keeping personal-hygiene at the highest level and helping in preventing the spread of diseases. 3E concept eliminates the need for using expensive, harsh, and toxic chemicals or alcohol-based personal disinfectant products. The gadget works only with tap water and table salt, Sodium chloride (NaCI), which can be found most probably in every house. The 3E gadget converts regular table salt and tap water into Neutral Electrolyzed Water to destroy infectious organisms. The electrolysis of salt produces a solution of hypochlorous acid (HOCI) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH). The resulting water can be used as a safe non-toxic disinfectant. The solution kills bacteria, microbes, and germs by 99,9%. The solution sterilizes, deodorizes, and purifies the air as well and is safe to use for delicate applications such as pets, kids’ toys, and food. 3E will sterilize and deodorize simply every surface and even clothes, carpets, furniture, and shoes. 3E gadget can be used at home, at the car, at the office, wherever sterilization and cleaning is needed. The expected outcomes of the project are increasing public health, reinforcing the prevention measures of the spread of germs, viruses, bacteria, and fungus, introducing a completely new, low-cost, safe household cleaning, a non-toxic disinfecting solution to end-users. Unlike conventional detergent and other disinfectant products, 3E solution can be used safely and easily on all surfaces, including food. The initial investment of buying the 3E gadget is returned in an average of 2 months and saves money throughout its lifetime.
EEG Neurofeedback Training in Clinical Conditions

Electroencephalogram (EEG) neurofeedback training (NFT) is a state-of-the-art technology based on operant conditioning. Research has shown it to be efficacious in various clinical conditions as a primary treatment or as an adjunct treatment. It is well known that human activity is dependent on the flow of information through elaborate neuronal networks in the brain. Different activities and functions are associated with different brainwaves. A healthy brain shifts through different brainwave states depending on the task the individual has to address, whereas in a deregulated brain there may be underarousal, unresponsiveness, or overarousal, resulting in difficulty responding adequately to environmental demands. In this chapter, three of the most debilitating problems that have been addressed through NFT will be discussed: alcohol dependence syndrome, traumatic brain injury, and stroke, all of which are extremely detrimental to self and society.
Commercial flagship plant for bioethanol production involving a bio-based value chain built on lignocellulosic feedstock

The LIGNOFLAG project demonstrates an integrated and whole value chain oriented approach to drive forth the bio-based production of ethanol as sustainable transport fuel or chemical building block. The project approach involves the collaboration of the relevant actors along the whole value chain – from feedstock (straw) supply and logistics via process co-products (lignin as biochar, sludge as fertilizer) utilisation and valorization to advanced bio-ethanol production and product distribution. The core part of the project is the first-of-a-kind commercial flagship plant for lignocellulosic feedstock to ethanol conversion (60,000 tons/year) that serves to showcase the techno-economic viability of an innovative bio-refinery concept and shall boost EU bio-ethanol production. Based on Clariant’s innovative technology (e.g. onsite-enzyme production, tailor-made enzymes, chemical-free pre-treatment, intensive energy integration) in combination with new harvesting techniques, smart co-product use, accurate and comprehensive Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) and flanked by an ambitious dissemination and IPR/exploitation strategy the flagship plant will contribute to the calls’ as well as to the BBI JU objectives highlighted in the Strategic Innovation and Research Agenda (SIRA). LIGNOFLAG fosters the essential transition to a post-petroleum EU society by decoupling economic growth from resource use and environmental degradation.
Artificial retrieval of information assistants - virtual agents with linguistic understanding, social skills, and personalised aspects

The ARIA-VALUSPA project will create a ground-breaking new framework that will allow easy creation of Artificial Retrieval of Information Assistants (ARIAs) that are capable of holding multi-modal social interactions in challenging and unexpected situations. The system can generate search queries and return the information requested by interacting with humans through virtual characters. These virtual humans will be able to sustain an interaction with a user for some time, and react appropriately to the user's verbal and non-verbal behaviour when presenting the requested information and refining search results. Using audio and video signals as input, both verbal and non-verbal components of human communication are captured. Together with a rich and realistic emotive personality model, a sophisticated dialogue management system decides how to respond to a user's input, be it a spoken sentence, a head nod, or a smile. The ARIA uses special speech synthesisers to create emotionally coloured speech and a fully expressive 3D face to create the chosen response. Back-channelling, indicating that the ARIA understood what the user meant, or returning a smile are but a few of the many ways in which it can employ emotionally coloured social signals to improve communication.  
As part of the project, the consortium will develop two specific implementations of ARIAs for two different industrial applications. A ‘speaking book’ application will create an ARIA with a rich personality capturing the essence of a novel, whom users can ask novel-related questions. An ‘artificial travel agent’ web-based ARIA will be developed to help users find their perfect holiday – something that is difficult to do with existing web interfaces such as those created by booking.com or tripadvisor.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE

A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device of the present invention includes at least the following three steps. (A) A step of preparing a structure including a semiconductor 5 wafer having a circuit-formed surface and an adhesive film (100) attached to the circuit-formed surface side of the semiconductor wafer (B) A step of back grinding a surface on a side opposite to the circuit-formed surface side of the semiconductor wafer 10 (C) A step of radiating ultraviolet rays to the adhesive film (100) and then removing the adhesive film (100) from the semiconductor wafer As the adhesive film (100), an adhesive film including a base material layer (10) and an ultraviolet-curable adhesive resin layer 15 (20) provided on one surface side of the base material layer (10) is used. In addition, in the adhesive film (100), the adhesive resin layer (20) includes an ultraviolet-curable adhesive resin, and a saturated electrostatic potential V 1 of a surface of the adhesive resin layer (20) after ultraviolet curing, which is measured using 20 a specific method, is equal to or less than 2.0 kV.
METHOD OF WATERMARKING DIGITAL DATA

The invention relates to a digital watermarking method comprising the steps of - decomposition of the video into blocks (N, N+l, N+2) - calculation (El, E2) for each block of the said video of a digital signature (S). According to the invention the method furthermore comprises a step of insertion into a second block (N+l) of said signature. (S) relating to a first block (N), before the calculation of said signature (S) of said second block (N+l).
Prevalence of canine parvo virus and canine influenza virus infection in dogs in Dhaka, Mymensingh, Feni and Chittagong districts of Bangladesh

Canine parvovirus (CPV) and canine influenza virus (CIV) are highly contagious virus infecting members of the canine family including dogs, coyotes, foxes and wolves. The research work was carried out to determine the prevalence of CPV and CIV in dogs (stray and pet dogs) in Dhaka, Mymensingh, Feni and Chittagong Districts by using Rapigen CPV and CIV Ag test kit. Fecal samples were collected from 50 dogs of different age and sex from different spots of Dhaka and Chittagong District. Nasal fluid samples were collected from 50 dogs of different age and sex from different spots. The samples were tested with Rapigen canine parvovirus Ag test kit and Rapigen canine influenza Ag test kit. Overall prevalence of CPV in pet dogs was 22% and in stray dogs was 30%. The prevalence of canine parvovirus in relation to age was gradually decreasing with higher age group and the prevalence was 28% in 1-6 months age, 16.66% in 7-12 months age group 11.11%o ver 18 months age group. The prevalence of canine parvovirus was significantly higher in male (24.13%) than that in female (19.04%). All samples showed negative test result for canine influenza virus. Prevalence of canine influenza virus infection were 00.00% in all age groups and sex. Overall prevalence of CIV in all pet and stray dogs were 00.00%.Asian J. Med. Biol. Res. March 2016, 2(1): 138-142
INNODEC - INdicateurs inNOvants pour une intervention active dans les Dynamiques du système Economique local

The knowledge economy which emerged in the 1990s established a solid connection between economic indicators and the innovation performance of regions. Moreover, innovation indicators, which are often established at the central level, are never sufficient for an understanding of the rapid changes which take place at the local level. The authorities and other bodies that are responsible for local development have the same needs everywhere: to develop a comprehensible set of indicators which is capable of measuring the extent of innovation; to provide a suitable methodology to analyse a territory; to make all the required information available to local agents; and to instil awareness in local agents in order to increase innovation. Overall objective / Objectif général Innodec aims to create a network between the Public Authorities in order to define new instruments to quantify the level of innovation within local systems of businesses and their transfer throughout all the interested territories.The exchange of experiences related to support for innovation between the various authorities will facilitate inter-regional cooperation and create a common demand for new indicators to assess the level of local innovation. Expected results / Résultats attendus The expected results of the operation are: definition of demand for new measurement instruments which can be adapted to all contexts; individualisation of new innovation indicators which take into account variables that had been previously considered; cooperation between the partners and the dissemination of the project in the partner territories and on the European level; Facilitate communication within the partnership; new instruments to define good actions at the local level geared towards the Lisbon objectives; improvement of the actual analytic capacity of the systems of enterprises in relation to innovation and competitiveness; co-sharing of public decision-making with social and economic agents at the local level; cooperation between local Public Authorities and between Public Authorities and the scientific world; participation of Public Authorities in regional and European programmes geared towards innovation.
A DSP-based Robust Position Controller of a Single-sided Linear Induction Motor for Automatic Picking System

For application of a single-sided linear induction motor (LIM) to an automatic picking system (APS), this paper presents a DSP-based robust position controller design using an integral sliding mode control (SMC) scheme. To operate a movable ejector in the APS with high precision and high dynamics, a high performance linear motor drive system is required. The force disturbance as well as the mechanical parameter variations such as the mass and friction coefficient influence directly on the position control performance of APS. To guarantee a robust control performance in the presence of such uncertainty, an integral SMC-based position controller is considered. A Simulink library is developed for the LIM dynamic model. The entire system is realized using DSP TMS320F28335 based controller for performance comparison. Using the comparative simulations based on Matlab – Simulink and experiments, the effectiveness of the proposed scheme is verified. As a result, the proposed scheme has a robust control nature and is most suitable for an implementation of the APS.
Revisiting recency abstraction for JavaScript: towards an intuitive, compositional, and efficient heap abstraction

JavaScript is one of the most widely used programming languages. To understand the behaviors of JavaScript programs and to detect possible errors in them, researchers have developed several static analyzers based on the abstract interpretation framework. However, JavaScript provides various language features that are difficult to analyze statically and precisely such as dynamic addition and removal of object properties, first-class property names, and higher-order functions. To alleviate the problem, JavaScript static analyzers often use recency abstraction, which refines address abstraction by distinguishing recent objects from summaries of old objects. We observed that while recency abstraction enables more precise analysis results by allowing strong updates on recent objects, it is not monotone in the sense that it does not preserve the precision relationship between the underlying address abstraction techniques: for an address abstraction A and a more precise abstraction B, recency abstraction on B may not be more precise than recency abstraction on A. Such an unintuitive semantics of recency abstraction makes its composition with various analysis sensitivity techniques also unintuitive. In this paper, we propose a new singleton abstraction technique, which distinguishes singleton objects to allow strong updates on them without changing a given address abstraction. We formally define recency and singleton abstractions, and explain the unintuitive behaviors of recency abstraction. Our preliminary experiments show promising results for singleton abstraction.