SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Narendra Modi and India's normative power

Periodically, India has sought to act as a ‘normative power’ in international affairs, advancing a normative agenda about how states and other actors ought to behave, what norms and rules should regulate their interactions, and what institutions should exist to make and enforce them. The rise to power of Narendra Modi, who became India's prime minister in May 2014, with a declared aspiration to once more make India a vishwaguru (‘world guru’) and a ‘leading power’, has generated debate about whether India will again become a normative power. This article analyses the intellectual resources with which Modi might construct that new normative agenda. These resources include the work of a number of key Hindu nationalist thinkers with whom Modi is well acquainted, but also the thought of Swami Vivekananda, for whom Modi claims a special devotion. The article concludes that constructing a new normative agenda for a revived ‘normative power India’ out of these resources will be difficult, given the limited usefulness of these intellectual resources, and that Modi's government will likely continue to pursue an essentially pragmatic foreign policy designed above all to further India's domestic economic development.
La governance britannica della pluralità culturale di fronte all’applicazione di regole islamiche: tra tutele e antagonismi

Il presente contributo analizza gli strumenti giuridici predisposti a tutela della minoranza musulmana nelRegno Unito, di fronte al fallimento delle politiche multiculturali e alla proposta interculturale, neltentativo di comprendere il contesto attuale nonché l’evoluzione dei rapporti tra il sistema di common lawbritannico e il modello islamico. Il contributo ricostruisce pertanto le politiche di governo della diversità,passando attraverso l’analisi del modello multiculturale e dell’offerta interculturale, e soffermandosisull’applicazione, ufficiale e non ufficiale, delle regole islamiche in Inghilterra. L’analisi del caso ingleseillustra il carattere aperto del sistema di common law britannico, facendo emergere, al contempo, lepolemiche connesse alle regole e alle pratiche islamiche nelle materie del diritto di famiglia, in particolarmodo in relazione alla risoluzione intracomunitaria delle controversie attraverso istituzioni islamiche diAlternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).
ENRE ENERGIE ET RESSOURCES — DURABILITÉ ET INNOVATION

Durabilité ET INNOVATION — ENRE ÉNERGIE & RESSOURCES. ACHAT D’ÉQUIPEMENTS ET DE LOGICIELS POUR AUGMENTER LE NIVEAU DE COMPÉTITIVITÉ DE L’ENTREPRISE, EN PARTICULIER: MACHINE THERMIQUE POUR DÉTECTER LES PROBLÈMES LIÉS À LA DÉTÉRIORATION DES CELLULES PHOTOVOLTAÏQUES
Interaction between toxigenic fungi and weevils in corn grain samples

Abstract This study investigated the ability of weevils to transmit Aspergillus flavus and Fusarium verticillioides fungal spores and the consequent production of mycotoxins. For this purpose, corn grain samples were stored in flasks connected to a hose to form a closed system (flasks A and B). Flasks A were inoculated with the following groups: group 1 (corn + weevil); group 2 (corn +  A. flavus ); group 3 (corn +  A. flavus  + weevil); group 4 (corn +  F. verticillioides ); group 5 (corn +  F. verticillioides  + weevil), and group 6 (corn +  A. flavus  +  F. verticillioides  + weevil). Flasks B contained sterile grains. The samples were incubated for 10, 20 and 30 days, posteriorly, weight, water activity, mycoflora, aflatoxins and fumonisins. The corn grain samples were also submitted to scanning electron microscopy. Our results showed that weevils could enhance corn grains contamination by these fungi, hence, could increase mycotoxins production. These findings demonstrate the importance of weevils as fungal vectors and the need for good manipulation and storage practices of grains.
REORGANIZAÇÃO E INOVAÇÃO DE UM ESTÚDIO PROFISSIONAL ATRAVÉS DA INSERÇÃO DE NOVAS TECNOLOGIAS TIC E PROCESSOS DE MARKETING INOVADORES QUE REDEFINIR O FORMATO TRADICIONAL ESTÚDIO/CLIENTE DE UMA FORMA ABSOLUTAMENTE NOVA, APOIANDO SERVIÇOS DE TRAIÇÃO

A INTRODUÇÃO DE NOVAS TECNOLOGIAS TIC E NOVOS PROCESSOS NO CONTEXTO DA ATIVIDADE TRADICIONAL DE UMA EMPRESA DE CONSULTORIA COMPLEMENTA A OFERTA TRADICIONAL DE CONSULTORIA TÉCNICA NO ESTÚDIO OU NA EMPRESA CLIENTE COM NOVOS SERVIÇOS QUE
AN INTEGRATED STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME

A vertically integrated structure includes a micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) and a chip for delivering signals to the MEMS. The MEMS has an anchor portion having a conductor therethrough, by which it is connected to a substrate. The chip is attached to the MEMS substrate in a direction normal to the substrate surface, so as to make a conductive path from the chip to the MEMS. The chip may be attached by bonding the conductor to C4 metal pads formed on the chip, or by bonding the conductor to metal studs on the chip. The MEMS substrate may be thinned before attachment to the chip, or may be removed from the underside of the MEMS. A temporary carrier plate is used to facilitate handling of the MEMS and alignment to the chip.
Visual communication and graphic design in the East and West of Europe

This project involves the partners in the organization and management of an event shared by the Veneto region and Slovenia. The “Take care!” exhibition highlights the social feature that all exhibits have in common; it shows the graphic work, illustrations and photographs made by artists and designers of the two countries and analyses the way communication matches, interprets and studies social issues. This project is carried out through several stages: at first two exhibitions concerning social awareness campaigns and using the tool of printed visual communication. They will be attended by some of the most famous Italian and Slovenian advertising graphics designers. Then public meetings will be held in Venice at the A+A Gallery, with the participation of several artists. To bear witness of the continuous cooperation between the Veneto region and Slovenia, this project appears as the natural continuation of the “Manifesto!” exhibition, which was financed in the framework of Interreg II, was held in Venice two years ago during the Salone dei Beni Culturali (Exhibition of Cultural Heritage) and was devoted to non-commercial communication. Following upon the success of last exhibition, this time attention has focused on social communication, which must bear witness to the role of the rich Northeastern Italy; this area is going to be ever more integrated with Eastern Europe, and must succeed in competing not just on the economic level and on its winning lifestyles, but also on the ability to tackle and solve those problems, which inevitably, and often dramatically, upset the social order of the two geographical areas.
Customerserviceai: fully language-independent ai platform for automated and augmented customer service

Customer service is a huge industry: €720BN in Europe alone, growing 9% a year.  It is also very labour-intensive: over 14M Europeans, 70% of them women, work as customer service agents. And it has immense economic impact: poor customer service costs US businesses $1.6TN every year. In our digital era consumers demand immediate answers; and businesses and public sector are under huge pressure to deliver quality service more cost-efficiently. Artificial intelligence (AI) promises automation, but quality is poor, damaging customer experience. In addition, most development is done only for English, with US companies dominating the market. 

CustomerServiceAI (CSAI) is a fully language-independent AI platform for customer service in Chat, Email and Social. Built upon our proprietary deep neural network architecture and clustering algorithms, it can take unstructured customer service databases in any language and automatically cluster them to find the different ways people ask questions. It has a unique Human+AI approach: it Augments agent work, Automates repetitive cases, and Analyses what people ask for actionable insights. 

CSAI is also disruptive in its cost-efficiency. It can be deployed in days vs. months required by competing solutions, and at less than 20% of the cost. Our 28 customers, incl. Zalando, Telia and Finnair, and our partners, incl. SAP and Salesforce, are proof of the value our innovation brings. Our core team of 23 experts has built a multi-award winning technology, with revenues of €1.1M in 2019 and €1.1M in Seed funding raised from Germany’s largest VC.

In this Phase 2 project we will develop the next version of CSAI, which will be significantly more scalable. We will improve our core algorithms, develop a customer dashboard with self-service and analytics, and become partner-sales ready. This project is core to achieving our vision: to become the world’s leading customer service automation platform in all languages, with revenues of €57M by 2023
Asymmetric Multilevel Diversity Coding and Asymmetric Gaussian Multiple Descriptions

We consider the asymmetric multilevel diversity (A-MLD) coding problem, where a set of 2K - 1 information sources, ordered in a decreasing level of importance, is encoded into K messages (or descriptions). There are 2K - 1 decoders, each of which has access to a nonempty subset of the encoded messages. Each decoder is required to reproduce the information sources up to a certain importance level depending on the combination of descriptions available to it. We obtain a single letter characterization of the achievable rate region for the 3-description problem. In contrast to symmetric multilevel diversity coding, source-separation coding is not sufficient in the asymmetric case, and ideas akin to network coding need to be used strategically. Based on the intuitions gained in treating the A-MLD problem, we derive inner and outer bounds for the rate region of the asymmetric Gaussian multiple description (MD) problem with three descriptions. Both the inner and outer bounds have a similar geometric structure to the rate region template of the A-MLD coding problem, and, moreover, we show that the gap between them is constant, which results in an approximate characterization of the asymmetric Gaussian three description rate region.
Stability conditions in representation theory and beyond

The overall aim of this project is to establish a new connection between representation theory and algebraic geometry. In recent years, great progress has been done in the understanding of stability conditions over module categories, notably in the description of the wall and chamber structure of finite-dimensional algebras via tau-tilting theory. During this fellowship I will undertake research that will lead to a deeper understanding of these stability conditions and I will apply these tools to the Homological Mirror Symmetry Program and the study of toric varieties. 
It is known that most of the information of wall-crossing phenomena of cluster algebras is encoded in the so-called cluster scattering diagram, recently introduced by Gross-Hacking-Keel-Kontsevich. In a seminal paper, Bridgeland showed that these scattering diagrams are intimately related with the wall and chamber structure of certain jacobian algebras. The wall and chamber structure of an algebra has a rich combinatorial structure. In particular, it has the structure of what is known as a fan in toric geometry. Each fan determines uniquely a toric variety. 
In this project, I will study tau-tilting theory and stability conditions in four different ways. From the more representation theoretic to the more geometric, these are the following: I will attack problems on tau-tilting theory related with the finitistic dimension conjecture; I will show how the wall and chamber structure of two algebras encode the homological relation between them; I will use the knowledge about wall and chamber structures for finite-dimensional algebra to study wall-crossing phenomena beyond the realm of cluster algebras; I will establish the relation between certain homological properties of finite-dimensional algebras with the homological properties of their associated toric varieties.
VIOLÊNCIA CONTRA MULHER NO NORDESTE BRASILEIRO: TENDÊNCIA TEMPORAL DE 2009 A 2018

Objetivos: Analisar o perfil dos casos de violência contra mulher no Nordeste do Brasil, entre 2009 e 2018. Metodologia: Trata-se de um estudo ecológico de série temporal, de caráter descritivo e abordagem quantitativa, realizado a partir de dados do Departamento de informática do Sistema Único de Saúde, referentes à região Nordeste do Brasil entre os anos de 2009 e 2018. Foram avaliadas vítimas com idade entre 15 e 59 anos, excluindo menores de 15 anos por se tratar de violência infantil e maiores de 59 anos por ser violência contra idoso. Resultados: Constatou-se mais de 154 mil casos de violência contra mulher no Nordeste de 2009 a 2018. Pernambuco e Alagoas apresentaram 168,16 e 143,75 casos para cada 100 mil mulheres. Entre as características da violência destacou-se a residência como local de ocorrência predominante com 53%, raça/cor parda com 52,8%, violência do tipo física com 86,2%, força corporal com 56,4% e autor da agressão o cônjuge com 36%. Conclusão: A análise dos dados possibilitou constatar o aumento das notificações de violência contra mulher no Nordeste. Com isso, há a necessidade de ponderar as medidas de educação e segurança, com o intuito de torná-las mais efetivas.
Cofinanziamento per il mantenimento di SARDO sp. z o.o.

A causa della pandemia di coronavirus e delle restrizioni imposte dal governo in materia di COVID-19, il nostro fatturato è diminuito in modo significativo. Per circa 2 mesi, è stato possibile trascorrere solo pasti per asporto o con consegna, tuttavia, la nostra attività si concentra principalmente sul servizio clienti stazionario, il che è stato impossibile per il periodo di cui sopra. Inoltre, abbiamo perso molti clienti che per paura del virus hanno rinunciato all'ordinazione dei piatti nel nostro ristorante. Dopo la parziale revoca delle restrizioni, continuiamo a sperimentare una diminuzione del numero di clienti, che influisce negativamente sui nostri ricavi. Inoltre, dobbiamo operare in un nuovo regime sanitario, che genera anche notevoli costi. L'aumento dei costi e la riduzione dei ricavi non influiscono positivamente sulla nostra liquidità. L'attuazione del progetto contribuirà a mantenere la liquidità finanziaria, a mantenere l'occupazione e a rimanere sul mercato. Speriamo che nel corso del tempo i clienti inizieranno nuovamente a guadagnare fiducia nella nostra azienda, il che si tradurrà in un aumento delle entrate e in futuro potrebbe aumentare l'occupazione nella nostra azienda.
LIGHT-EMITTING ELEMENT LIGHT SOURCE AND TEMPERATURE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM THEREFOR

The present invention provides a light-emitting element light source comprising a system for sensing, and optionally managing, an operating temperature of the light source. In general, the light source comprises one or more light-emitting elements, which may be arranged in one or more groups, one or more arrays or one or more clusters thereof, operatively mounted to respective and/or common substrates. The one or more substrates each generally comprise circuitry operatively coupling the light-emitting element(s) mounted thereto to a light source driving mechanism configured to impart a drive current to the light-emitting element(s). The substrate(s) also comprises one or more thermal probes configured to thermally couple one or more respective and/or combinations of selected light-emitting elements to one or more temperature sensing elements such that an operating temperature of the selected light-emitting element(s) may be sensed, monitored, and optionally controlled in order to maintain desirable light source operating and/or output characteristics.
Numerical simulations of viscoelastic flow in complex geometries using a multi-mode Giesekus model

Abstract We present a stable and convergent numerical method to simulate unsteady incompressible viscoelastic flow in two dimensional complex geometry. The incompressible viscous momentum equation, coupled with the multiple mode Giesekus constitutive equation for viscoelastic stress, are used to model viscoelastic fluids. We cast the hyperbolic part of the equations as a conservative finite difference method and leave the elliptic part as a source term computed by implicit methods. A projection method is used to enforce the velocity incompressibility constraint and to update pressure. Irregular computational domains are discretized with a Cartesian grid embedded boundary method. We demonstrate our numerical method by computing flow passing a sphere, flow in a well-rounded contraction channel, and in an abrupt contraction channel, with component Weissenberg numbers exceeding 300, and with a range of relaxation times spanning four decades.
OVERHEAD STORAGE ACCESS SYSTEM

A system for lifting and lowering a load between a position in a room to a position in a storage space above the room is disclosed. The system includes: a first and second beam each attached to an underside or side of two ceiling joists. The first and second beams are installed from below without requiring access above the joists. The system also includes a first vertical frame member connected to and supported by the first beam, a second vertical frame member connected to and supported by the second beam, and a horizontal frame member connected to a top portion of each of vertical frame members. The system also includes a platform for supporting the load and a lifting device for raising and lowering the load.
APOYO A LAS PYMES DEL SECTOR TURÍSTICO QUE LLEVAN A CABO ACTIVIDADES DE AGENCIAS DE VIAJES Y TURISMO AFECTADAS POR LA EMERGENCIA EPIDEMIOLÓGICA DE LA COVID-19

APOYO A LAS PYMES DEL SECTOR TURÍSTICO QUE LLEVAN A CABO ACTIVIDADES DE AGENCIAS DE VIAJES Y TURISMO AFECTADAS POR LA EMERGENCIA EPIDEMIOLÓGICA DE LA COVID-19
Implementation of research results in sheet bending technology with custom dimensions and shapes.

The aim of the project is to develop a universal technology in the production of cold-bended elements, including cones, cones, diffusers, dimensions exceeding current industry standards, i.e.: — cones and venturis up to 8 metres in length and thicknesses up to 10 mm (with a length of 8000 mm) or up to 50 mm (with a length of 1000 mm); — Bending elements up to 12000 mm and a maximum thickness of 60 mm. Due to repeated inquiries about bending elements of custom dimensions, there was a market gap, the completion of which would allow to achieve a significant technological competitive advantage, which in turn would allow entering new markets and attracting customers with the highest quality requirements. The business effect is to enter the service segment with an above-average profit margin for the sector, which gives greater opportunities for further development. In view of the above, an analysis of the market for equipment enabling the production of components with assumed characteristics has been analysed. The analysis has shown that no tool manufacturer in Europe can offer such a universal technology. Therefore, in view of their experience in bending steel elements, a research team was set up at the beginning of 2017, led by the owner of the company, whose aim was to develop technology for making bent elements of non-standard dimensions. In order to implement the developed technology, the project will acquire a press press with a pressure force of min. 2000 t and a length of min. 12 m together with bending angle sensors and tools. SA 42799(2015/X), Article 13, 651/2014
TURBOCHARGER AND COMPONENT THEREFOR

What is described is a component for turbocharger applications, in particular in diesel engines, which consists of an iron-based alloy having a ferritic base structure which comprises a carbide and nitride structure.
Detection of goaf water-contained distribution based on transient electromagnetic method

Aimed at identifying goaf water-contained hierarchical structure,distribution range and water-bearing situation,this paper draws on the difference of rock,coal,goaf and aquifer resistivity in different occurrence,as is evident in a mine of Jidong Country in Heilongjiang Province and introduces the efforts to achieve ground detection using transient electromagnetic instrument,analyze the change of goaf water-contained secondary filed,catch low resistance abnormal body and thus inverse imaging.The results reveal the occurrence of well-developed fissures and faults in local detection zone,the presence of water-contained goaf in No.1 and No.3 anomalies,and the presence of water-contained fissure and in No.2 anomaly area.The transient electromagnetic method detection produces results consistent with those from field drilling and promises a reliable technology in mine water control,mine flooding accident emergency rescue and coal resources integration.
INTRODUCTION OF WATER FOOTPRINT (WFTP) APPROACH IN URBAN AREA TO MONITOR, EVALUATE AND IMPROVE THE WATER USE.

Climate change, a growing world population, and industrial pollution are only some of the factors leading to an increased debate on the availability of fresh water for our future. The European Union recognised water to be a key resource for the sustainable development of its countries and is setting specific measures and directives to support the diffusion of eco-friendly technologies and practices. As over 75% percent of the European population live in urbanised areas, there is a need to act at urban level with regards to both behaviour and technologies in view of European water policy.

The project URBAN WFTP focuses on water supply network management in urbanised areas with an open potential to improve currently used technologies and integrate innovative tools for monitoring, managing water networks, quality of water assuring along time and waste water’s treatments. In order to achieve this goal, the Water Footprint approach represents an option for better water management and use of water. The project involves nine partners coming from five countries, including universities experienced in the application of Water Footprint approach, municipalities able to set local policies and development strategies as well as companies experienced in water management organisation, specialised in technology transfer and dissemination.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CONFIGURING SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS

A system and method of configuring solar energy systems that includes at least one processor, and a memory coupled to the at least one processor. The memory can store instructions to cause the at least one processor to 1) search one or more data sources for information, 2) store the information in a data store, 3) receive one or more images associated with a location to receive a solar energy system, 4) display the one or more images in real-time on a user interface on a display, 5) receive input data from a user interacting with the user interface, 6) process the information, images, and input data to determine parameters associated with the location, and 7) identify a useable area in the location for placement of the solar energy system based on the parameters.