SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
СПОСОБ ПЕРЕРАБОТКИ ПУЦЦОЛАНОВ

1. Способ переработки пуццоланов, включающих шлак и золу-уноса, такую как зола-уноса Class F и/или Class C, используемую для производства строительных растворов и бетонных смесей, в котором пуццоланы подвергают высокоэнергетической механической обработке путем измельчения в оборудовании для измельчения, в результате чего частицы пуццолана получают механические импульсы, отличающийся тем, что неценосферные частицы в форме крупных частиц шлака распадаются, и в результате чего поверхность ценосферных измельченных частиц активируется, и причем пуццолан подвергают измельчению, для того чтобы готовый продукт имел следующее распределение частиц по размерам: ! ≤5 мкм 15-25 вес.%, ! ≤10 мкм 30-40 вес.%, ! ≤30 мкм 90-95 вес.%. ! 2. Способ по п.1, отличающийся тем, что пуццолан подвергают предварительному рассеву для отделения фракции с удержанием по меньшей мере 90% на сите с размером отверстий 45 мкм, и причем более крупные частицы измельчают до крупности с удержанием менее чем 5% на сите с размером отверстий 30 мкм, для достижения прочности в соответствии с пуццоланическим индексом ASTM C 618 после 28 дней, который ≥75%. ! 3. Способ по п.1, отличающийся тем, что пуццолан подвергают предварительному рассеву для отделения фракции с удержанием по меньшей мере 95% на сите с размером отверстий 45 мкм, и причем более крупные частицы измельчают до крупности с удержанием менее чем 5% на сите с размером отверстий 30 мкм. !4. Способ по п.1, отличающийся тем, что пуццолан подвергают предварительному рассеву для отделения фракции с удержанием по меньшей мере 99% на сите с размером отверстий 45 мкм, и причем более крупные частицы измельчают до крупности с удержанием менее
European Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) Suggest That Landfills Are an Important Source of Bioaccumulative Flame Retardants to Canadian Terrestrial Ecosystems

Landfills are used as the primary means for the disposal of municipal solid waste in Canada. In the present study, polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) and other flame retardants (FRs) were determined in fresh European starling ( Sturnus vulgaris ) eggs collected in 2009, 2010, and 2011 from nest boxes established within, adjacent to, and 10 and 40 km distant to five major urban centers across Canada, i.e., Vancouver, British Columbia (BC); Calgary, Alberta (AB); Hamilton, Ontario (ON); Montréal, Québec (QC); and Halifax, Nova Scotia (NS). Nest boxes were located in several land use types: urban industrial areas (districts of industrial activity within city limits), landfill sites (adjacent to cities), and rural (agricultural) sites located 10 and 40 km distant from the major urban centers, as well as a national reference site. Of the 14 PBDE congeners and 16 non-PBDE FR substances determined in the starling eggs, BDE-17, -28, -47, -49, -66, -85, -99, -100, -138, -153, -154, -183, and -209, Dechlorane Plus isomers (anti and syn), and bis(2-ethylhexyl)-3,4,5,6-tetrabromophthalate (BEHTBP) were most frequently quantifiable. The data revealed orders of magnitude greater PBDE concentrations in eggs from starlings nesting in landfill sites (median: 28-280 ng/g wet weight) relative to those from urban industrial and rural environments. However, the percent fractional composition of the PBDE congener patterns did not vary significantly between the types of land uses or between years. Additionally, the median ∑PBDE concentration in eggs from landfill sites and the human population density of the metropolitan region that the landfill serves were highly correlated (r(2) = 0.998, p < 0.001). As the first transcontinental effort in assessing FR contamination in Canadian terrestrial ecosystems, the present study strongly suggest that landfills are an important FR source to starlings nesting nearby and that other terrestrial organisms could also be similarly exposed.
Breed predispositions in canine mast cell tumour: A single centre experience in the United Kingdom

Genetic factors play a major role in carcinogenesis. Many breeds have been reported to be predisposed to mast cell tumour (MCT) development using various methods and diverse control populations. A database of 222 dogs with MCT seen at a UK university referral hospital was compared to three control populations, namely, an insured population of UK dogs, registrations with the UK Kennel Club and other dogs seen through the same hospital. Odds ratios were calculated for each breed. Boxers, Labradors, Golden Retrievers and Staffordshire Bull Terriers appeared predisposed to MCT development. English Springer Spaniels, English Cocker Spaniels, German Shepherd Dogs, West Highland White Terriers and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels were underrepresented.
Social challenges and innovation platform

Social Challenge Innovation Platform, SCHIP, aims at creating an online ecosystem to match pressing social challenges with innovative solutions, by supporting the co-development and execution by social innovators and SMEs of sustainable and market-oriented innovations with clear social impact. The action will enable European stakeholders to clearly define pressing social challenges; to promote a broad participation of social innovators, entrepreneurs and SMEs; to facilitate the testing of concrete solutions to prioritised challenges and their international scaling. SCHIP will provide a complementary grant-making mechanism, focused on the translation of challenges into practical and marketable solutions.

The action will test a novel approach in the selection of solutions that is demand driven and user-centred. It will promote the ignition of these solutions by facilitating access to mentors, first clients and investors, and by building on the proven experience of the consortium networks in scaling social innovation across Europe.
To maximise value for money and impact, SCHIP will leverage the know-how and reach out of the 3 partners: META Group with its long experience in managing financial instruments and meeting entrepreneurial needs; Impact Hub, the leading global network of centres for social innovation and social entrepreneurship with 85 Hubs, over 13,000 members and a proven track-record in managing social innovation challenge prizes; and EBN (The European Business and Innovation Centre Network), with its over 240 members, reaching out to more than 18,700 SMEs, 8750 start-ups and 485 large companies - 12% of them involved in social innovation related projects.
Brecha de género y oportunidades empresariales. El caso de la región Campania en Italia

Construir economías más inclusivas a nivel mundial y nacional es un objetivo alcanzable siempre que se proteja la igualdad de género en los campos de la educación, la salud, la política y todas las formas de participación económica. Ningún país ha resuelto el desafío de la igualdad de género, aún si la participación de las mujeres en las redes empresariales representa un motor de crecimiento económico. En este artículo exploramos el tema de la brecha de género desde una perspectiva de ecosistemas emprendedores, dentro de los cuales cobra especial importancia la intersección entre los sectores disciplinarios STEM y el emprendimiento. La desigualdad educativa, que ve a las mujeres subrepresentadas en los sectores más propulsores de la innovación, tiene un impacto negativo en productividad, economía y bienestar, así como en la creación de startups. Para realizar un análisis de las nuevas empresas femeninas en la región Campania, en Italia, creamos una base de datos utilizando el procedimiento de web scraping. La originalidad de la investigación radica en su enfoque territorial y en la comparación de la región Campania con la situación nacional y global. El trabajo representa una invitación a repensar las medidas institucionales y de formación para cerrar la brecha en el ámbito económico.
Uneven human development in India: A social power perspective

In this research we will try to apply the social power perspective to the analysis of unevenness. The social power perspective has three major components it treats basic structure as a central element of the analysis of human development; it understands difference as structural difference and structural inequality, rather than as identity; it understands agency as collective attempts to reconfigure matrices of social power. Of course, all this underlies a specific notion of social power. Without repeating the discussion let briefly mention that we take social power to be analytically distinct from political and economic power, and to represent an alternative form of power mobilized and accessed by those who do not typically have access to the bases from which other forms of power emanate. While the mobilization of social power may have many goals and many trajectories, we are most interested in the mobilization of social power for the redresser of structural inequality
Emerging industries new value chains boosted by small flying objects

The UFO project is based on two main assumptions. First, business opportunities lie in the combination of space data with digital technologies and other sources of data. Embedded Key Enabling Technologies (KETs) into small flying objects (SFOs - drones, small satellites, high altitude platforms) represent a great opportunity to collect additional aerospace data, especially to drive the Artificial Intelligence revolution for various global applications. Second, the value added applications in Europe are mostly driven by SMEs. Thus, the UFO project aims at fostering the development of cross-sectoral industrial value chains between 6 emerging industries (Mobility technologies, Environmental, Blue Growth, Digital, Experience and Cultural and Creative industries), SFOs, embedded KETs and data analysis and exploitation solutions stimulating the development of new products and services by SMEs. To achieve this, the consortium provides a systemic and strategic vision. Clusters, which gather SMEs, large groups, R&D actors, and other innovation entities, are crucial to create links between different value chains, basically the data providers and the information product providers that turn raw data into valuable information. The UFO consortium and associate partner consisting of 8 emerging industry clusters including 5 SFOs, embedded KETs, ICT clusters, representing more than 1000 SMEs throughout 6 different EU countries and sectors. The partners have the capacity to carry such actions as they will foster partnerships between the different links (their members) of value chains and provide them incentives through the launch of call for proposals providing Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP) and innovation services provided by clusters. They represent some of Europe’s most dynamic clusters including Gold and Bronze labelled ones with a history of cooperation, a track record of supporting innovation actions for SMEs.
Scalable, trusted, and interoperable platform for secured smart grid

The rapid evolution of ICT has revealed the potential for centrally monitoring, controlling, and optimising the power grid. In this context, a more intelligent, responsive, and efficient, system has been devised, known as the Smart Grid (SG). As explained in the EU Third Energy Package the SG will support a dynamic two-way information exchange between utility companies and their customers, contributing towards a smart and sustainable energy management in Europe and the establishment of a wiser energy consumption mentality. However, besides the benefits of such an endeavour, the power grid will be exposed to security threats inherited from the ICT sector, while privacy issues and new vulnerabilities, related to the specific characteristics of the SG infrastructure, will emerge. The problem is assessed as crucial, if we consider that a potential attack to the SG may lead to cascading failures, ranging from destruction of other interconnected critical infrastructures to loss of human lives. Thus, the development of a security platform tailored to the SG is required, that i) can efficiently manage the plethora of SG nodes, ii) deal with potential malicious hardware or software modifications due to the physical access of the customers to the SG nodes, and iii) operate over heterogeneous systems. Considering all the above, SealedGRID aims at bringing together experts from industry and academia from cross-sectorial research areas having complementary background with the long-term goal to design, analyse, and implement a scalable, highly trusted and interoperable SG security platform. The platform will combine, for the very first time, technologies like Blockchain, Distributed Hash Tables, Trusted Execution Environments, and OpenID Connect, while for its realization the SealedGRID consortium is committed to a fully-integrated and multi-disciplinary secondment programme combined with a set of networking, dissemination, and exploitation activities.
With best intentions

Purpose – Children have been recognized as an important user group for information and communication technology (ICT) and methods for involving them in ICT design have already been devised. However, there is a lack of research on children’s genuine or authentic participation in ICT design as well as a lack of critical research scrutinizing how “children” and “their participation” actually end up constructed in ICT design. The paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach – An intervention involving children in ICT design following the research strategy of nexus analysis was implemented. A qualitative data archive of this intervention is examined through a Foucauldian lens. Findings – The study reveals that numerous discourses were relied on when talking about “children” and “their participation” in the case project: the discourses of participation, equality, domination, segregation, rebellion, and patronization were identified. Moreover, “children” were constructed as equal partners and influential, but also as ignorant, ignored, silent, and silencing each other. Some of the findings are in line with the existing ICT literature on the matter, others even with the literature on genuine participation of children. However, children and their participation were also constructed as “problematic” in many senses. Research limitations/implications – The study contributes to and opens up avenues for critical research on genuine participation of users, especially children. Practical implications – Practical suggestions for researchers interested in participation of children in ICT design are provided. Originality/value – While research literature offers an abundance of best practices and an idealized view on children and their participation, this study shows the multitude of challenges involved and discourses circulating around.
SURFACE BLASTING SYSTEM

Apparatus is provided for activating a plurality of groups of electrical loads, such as electrical detonators used in blasting, after respective time delays. The apparatus comprises a master control unit which generates master control signals to initiate timing out of delay devices associated with each load. The apparatus further includes several auxiliary control units which are connectable to the master control unit. Each auxiliary control unit is adapted to control a respective group of remote electrical delay devices with associated electrical loads. Each auxiliary control unit includes local control means for generating local control signals from the master control signals which are synchronised with the local control signals of other auxiliary control units, for initiating operation of the delay devices, so that a large blast can be carried out in a perfectly synchronised manner. The master control unit may transmit master programming signals to the auxiliary control units, which each program the electrical delay devices of their respective group. Synchronisation of the local control signals can be achieved in a number of different ways. A method of activating a plurality of groups of electrical loads is also described.
Associations of periodontal microorganisms with salivary proteins and MMP-8 in gingival crevicular fluid

We investigated in subjects with and without periodontitis, the levels of certain salivary proteins and matrix metalloproteinase-8 (MMP-8) in gingival crevicular fluid (GCF), in relation to the presence of specific periodontal pathogens.Clinical parameters were recorded at baseline, in 1985 and in 2009 from 99 subjects; 56 with and 43 without periodontitis (mean age 59.2 ± SD 2.9). Saliva samples collected in 2009 were analysed for salivary albumin, total protein and immunoglobulins A, G and M. GCF was collected for analysis of MMP-8 levels and for the PCR-analysis of the microorganisms Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans, Porphyromonas gingivalis, Prevotella intermedia, Treponema denticola and Tannerella forsythia.Periodontitis patients were more often infected by P. gingivalis (p < 0.05), P. intermedia and T. denticola (p = 0.01) than controls. Salivary albumin and protein concentrations were significantly higher in subjects with T. denticola (p < 0.05). MMP-8 levels were significantly higher in subjects with T. denticola (p < 0.001) and T. forsythia (p < 0.01). No corresponding results were found in salivary immunoglobulin concentrations.The presence of T. denticola seemed to increase salivary albumin and total protein concentrations, and GCF levels of MMP-8. Both T. denticola and T. forsythia seemed to induce a cascade of host response with increased MMP-8 in GCF.
The Effect of Intellectual Capital on Innovation: A Case Study of an Institute for Advanced Studies in Basic Sciences Located in the Science and Technology Park of Zanjan

The present research aims to investigate the effect of intellectual capital on innovation in Zanjan Science and Technology Park (STP) during 2013. This study was conducted based on the quality-correlation method. The research questionnaire was distributed between employees who worked for any of the firms inside the STP. In general, 220 employees work in Zanjan Science and Technology Park, 139 of whom were selected using the Cochran’s formula to reply to the questionnaire. Structural equation modeling was used to analyze the data. The results of the correlation test revealed a significant positive relationship between intellectual capital and innovation. The elements of structural capital and human capital did not indicate any significant relationship with innovation. However, it was found that the elements of intellectual capital (i.e. human capital, structural capital, and relational capital) can be used as predictors of innovation in our case study.
MEMORY BUS CHECKING PROCEDURE

A method for checking usable width of a data bus linking a host device and a memory card. Preferably, at the boot up process the host device sends a test bit pattern to the memory card through the data bus (Step 210). The test bit pattern can be (1010...) or (0101...). Upon receiving the test bit pattern (Step 210), the memory card sends a response bit pattern to the host device through the same data bus (Step 230). The response bit pattern is complement to the test bit pattern so as to allow the host device to compare the response bit pattern with the test bit pattern (Step 240), and determines the usable width of the data bused based on the comparison result (Step 250).
DOUBLE-HEADED HYDRATE INHIBITORS AND METHODS OF USE

Compositions and methods of using of such compositions to, for example, inhibit of the formation of gas hydrate agglomerates are provided. In one embodiment, the methods comprise: introducing a hydrate inhibitor composition comprising a compound into a fluid, wherein the compound comprises two hydrophobic cation moieties, a lipophilic tail, and two linking moieties.
Modeling and predicting pointing errors in two dimensions

Recently, Wobbrock et al. (2008) derived a predictive model of pointing accuracy to complement Fitts' law's predictive model of pointing speed. However, their model was based on one-dimensional (1-D) horizontal movement, while applications of such a model require two dimensions (2-D). In this paper, the pointing error model is investigated for 2-D pointing in a study of 21 participants performing a time-matching task on the ISO 9241-9 ring-of-circles layout. Results show that the pointing error model holds well in 2-D. If univariate endpoint deviation (SDx) is used, regressing on N=72 observed vs. predicted error rate points yields R2=.953. If bivariate endpoint deviation (SDx,y) is used, regression yields R2=.936. For both univariate and bivariate models, the magnitudes of observed and predicted error rates are comparable.
Specialization of right temporo-parietal junction for mentalizing and its relation to social impairments in autism

Over the last 25 years, "mindblindness" (deficits in representing mental states) has been one of the primary explanations behind the hallmark social-communication difficulties in autism spectrum conditions (ASC). However, highlighting neural systems responsible for mindblindness and their relation to variation in social impairments has remained elusive. In this study we show that one of the neural systems responsible for mindblindness in ASC and its relation to social impairments is the right temporo-parietal junction (RTPJ). Twenty-nine adult males with ASC and 33 age and IQ-matched Controls were scanned with fMRI while making reflective mentalizing or physical judgments about themselves or another person. Regions of interest within mentalizing circuitry were examined for between-group differences in activation during mentalizing about self and other and correlations with social symptom severity. RTPJ was the only mentalizing region that responded atypically in ASC. In Controls, RTPJ was selectively more responsive to mentalizing than physical judgments. This selectivity for mentalizing was not apparent in ASC and generalized across both self and other. Selectivity of RTPJ for mentalizing was also associated with the degree of reciprocal social impairment in ASC. These results lend support to the idea that RTPJ is one important neural system behind mindblindness in ASC. Understanding the contribution of RTPJ in conjunction with other neural systems responsible for other component processes involved in social cognition will be illuminating in fully explaining the hallmark social-communication difficulties of autism.
Dotiert gefärbte Verbundfaser mit einem umhüllten Kern

Dotiert gefärbte Verbundfaser mit einem umhüllten Kern, wobei diese Verbundfaser die folgenden Komponenten umfasst: eine Kernschicht (A), die dotiert gefärbt ist, und eine Umhüllschicht (B), mit welcher die Kernschicht (A) vollständig ummantelt ist, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Kernschicht (A) und die Umhüllschicht (B) als farbstofflösliche Polymere ausgebildet sind, wobei die Umhüllschicht (B) weiter mit einer durchlässigen Grenzflächenschicht ausgebildet ist, die während des Spinnens durch Farbstoffmigration geformt wird, wobei die Verbundfaser eine Faserfeinheit der Einzelfilamente (dpf, Denier pro Faser) größer als 0,5 Denier aufweist, während der Prozentsatz des Querschnitts der Verbundfaser, welche die Umhüllschicht (B) ausmacht, X mit X ≧ 20% beträgt.