SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
METHOD FOR PRODUCING AND ERECTING A TUBULAR TOWER CONSTRUCTION

The invention relates to a method for erecting a tubular tower construction, in particular a substructure tower for existing wind power tower structures, wherein shells having a substantially ring-segment-shaped cross-section are formed from steel plates, wherein the ring-segment-shaped curvature of the shells is formed by means of a plurality of bends along the periphery in such a way that a plurality of surfaces that follow one another in the peripheral direction and that are angled from each other is formed, wherein, of the shells along planned axial connecting lines, an axial flange is bent radially inward or outward from the shell, wherein, in order to erect the tower construction, the shells are arranged against each other by means of the flanges of adjacent shells and are connected by means of the flanges of shells lying against each other in order to form a tube segment, wherein the shells have one horizontal flange at each horizontal end edge in order to connect a tube segment to a foundation or a further tube segment or a further tubular tower in the tube segment base region and/or in the tube segment head region. The invention further relates to a tubular tower construction and to a door assembly.
Effect of fatigue on force fluctuations in knee extensors in young adults

This study investigated the hypothesis that fatiguing exercises led to increased force fluctuations during submaximal isometric knee extensions and to decreased accuracy and steadiness in the time and frequency domains. Sixteen young adults (eight males, eight females) were tested, in a seated posture with 90° knee flexion, to assess their ability to reproduce target extensor torques set at 15 per cent and 20 per cent of their maximum voluntary isometric contraction, both before and after fatiguing exercises. Normalized mean (NMAE) and peak (NPAE) of the absolute error were both used to quantify accuracy, whereas normalized standard deviation of the absolute error (NSAE) was used to quantify steadiness of the torque trials in the time domain. Mean and median power frequencies (MnPF, MdPF) and normalized peak power (NPkP) were used to assess the spectral structure of the torque signals. NMAE, NSAE and NPAE all showed excellent intra- as well as intersession reliabilities (intraclass correlation values greater than 0.75 and low standard error of measurement values), demonstrating repeatability of the test set-up. NMAE, NSAE and NPAE increased significantly post-fatigue (greater than 42%), together with a shift towards higher frequency (MnPF and MdPF) components, indicating that the set-up was sensitive enough to detect the decreased force accuracy and steadiness of the musculature after fatigue. Increased force variability in both the time and frequency domains could therefore explain decreased steadiness after fatigue.
TEXTILE MACHINE

The invention relates to a textile machine (1), in particular a bobbin winder, having a multiplicity of workstations (2) with functional means for carrying out operating functions, means (44, 45, 15) for monitoring the production process during the production and means (54, 47) which are configured for determining a deviation from a desired production process. According to the invention, sequences can be carried out at a workstation (2) for automatically checking functional means, and means (41) are configured for triggering previously fixed sequences as a function of the determined deviations, for automatically checking at least one functional means of a workstation (2) in the case of a production interruption, wherein there are display means (51) and means (60) for transmitting the result of the check to the display means, and the result of the check can be read off on the display means (51).
IMAGENS DE BIBLIOTECAS

O objetivo deste artigo foi problematizar as imagens das bibliotecas, de modo a identificar como elas repercutem nos(as) usuários(as) e se elas se caracterizam como espaços de mediação cultural e de experiência. O estudo foi de caráter qualitativo e de natureza narrativa, construído a partir de vivências das pesquisadoras em duas bibliotecas de Paris: Biblioteca Sainte-Geneviève e a Biblioteca Pública de Informação Centro Pompidou (Bpi). Os instrumentos de coleta de dados utilizados foram: observação in loco e diário de campo analisado segundo a perspectiva da Pesquisa Educacional Baseada em Arte (PEBA), fundamentada em Hernández (2013). O aporte teórico principal que sustentou essa discussão foi Bachelard (1993), Failla (2015), Manguel (2006), Milanesi (2003) e Sandoz (2010), entre outros(as). Como resultados, sinalizam-se os principais fatores que geram a repercussão de imagens nos(as) usuários(as): a mediação cultural; a experiência; a organização física do espaço e os objetos propositores que o compõem; as ações culturais e de acolhimento; e as possibilidades de movimentação que a biblioteca oportuniza no seu interior.
Simulation modeling of coronary artery disease: a tool for clinical decision support

SMARTool aims at developing a platform based on cloud technology, for the management of patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) by standardizing and integrating heterogeneous health data, including those from key enabling technologies. The platform includes existing multiscale and multilevel ARTreat (FP7-224297) models of coronary plaque progression based on non-invasive coronary CT angiography (CCTA) and fractional flow reserve computation, refined by heterogeneous patient-specific non-imaging data (history, lifestyle, exposome, biohumoral data, genotyping) and cellular/molecular markers derivable from a microfluidic device for on-chip blood analysis. SMARTool models will be applied and validated by historical and newly acquired CCTA imaging plus non-imaging health data from the EVINCI project (FP7-222915) population. 
SMARTool cloud-based platform, through Human Computer Interaction techniques, 3D visual representation and artery models,  will use heterogeneous data in a standardized format as input, providing as output a CDSS - assisted by a microfluidic device as a point of care testing of inflammatory markers – for:
 i) Patient specific CAD stratification - existing models, based on clinical risk factors, will be implemented by patient genotyping and phenotyping to stratify patients with non-obstructive CAD, obstructive CAD and those without CAD, ii) site specific plaque progression prediction - existing multiscale and multilevel ARTreat tools of CAD progression prediction will be refined by genotyping and phenotyping parameters and tested by baseline and follow CCTA and integrated by non-imaging patient-specific data, iii) patient-specific CAD diagnosis and treatment - life style changes, standard or high intensity medical therapy and a virtual angioplasty tool to provide the optimal stent type(s) and site(s) for appropriate deployment.
Steering control for self-propelled vehicles

The present invention concerns a steering or piloting device for vehicles such as motorbikes, automobiles, etc., with a gripping zone (4) gripped by at least one hand of the driver. According to the present invention the gripping zone (4) is provided with an elastically deformable geometry variable under the influence of the pressure exerted by the hand of the driver. Inside the gripping zone a switch and/or a sensor (7) is located, which reacts to the variations in the form and/or in the volume of the gripping zone (4) and in this manner activates a command and/or control device for the function of the vehicle. Such command and/or control devices can be e.g. the signal horn, the headlights, the gear change system, etc. The inventive steering or piloting device can be installed on the handlebars of a motorcycle, on the steering wheel of an automobile, on the control column (joystick) of an aircraft, on the helm of a boat, etc.
Anosognosia and neglect respond differently to the same treatments

Different techniques, such as optokinetic stimulation, adaptation to prismatic shift of the visual field to the right, or transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), have been shown to alleviate neglect, at least temporarily. We assessed the effect of these techniques on anosognosia and whether their therapeutic effect, if any, matches that on neglect. The effect of the three types of treatment on anosognosia and neglect was investigated in five patients presenting with both severe anosognosia and neglect. Patient 1 was treatment responsive to anosognosia but not to neglect, whereas patients 4 and 5 showed the reverse pattern, i.e., they were treatment responsive to neglect but not to anosognosia. This "treatment response bias" proved to be a valid means to investigate different effects of treatments in the same patient.
Clusters of Innovative Zero-km Agrofood Marketplaces for Growth

High-quality zero-km agrifood products directly on your table at the same price of standard-quality mass retail stuff. This is the aim of the CAMARG project testing a brand new and easy web-based service to support clusters of small local producers of agrifood excellences in organising self-sustaining supply networks able to deliver daily the selected food to the consumer locations._x000D_
The CAMARG actors are then producers, namely farmers, food artisans and small retailers, feeding the eCatalogue with their offer; customers, namely elderly, sick or busy people as well as tourists, willing to have the bought food delivered at home, office or hotel; and carriers, namely small hauliers provided with cooled vans, covering the picking and delivery routes._x000D_
The deployment of the CAMARG service at the local scale will enable producers to finally overcome the hard market competition with the emerging mass retail business model asking for large quantities of few standard-quality product types, while they are normally small sized, many in number and each able to supply limited quantities of very high-quality selected products._x000D_
Of course different regions present different conditions for the uptake of the CAMARG service. Starting from the available basic technology the transnational nature of the CAMARG project will help developing an improved solution suitable to be configured and adapted to grasp at best the specific needs of every possible exploitation territory in the European MED area.
Cross-border Agrifood Incubators

Incuba project, Cross Border Agrifood Incubators capitalizes the results of the strategic project Fooding, financed in the 2007-2013 Programming Period. The basic goal is to support enterprises of the agrifood sector through the provision of relevant services to new entrepreneurs. The Ilia Chamber and the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Bari (CIHEAM BARI) take part in the project. Specifically, the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Bari (CIHEAM BARI) participates in an initiative at the Mediterranean level named Mediterranean Innovation Partnership (MIP) with main objective the support of new models of incubators. The cooperation through the INCUBA project is possible to constitute another proposal of extroversion for the participation of entities and business of Western Greece to the MIP. More specifically the project aims at:
Searching and selecting innovative ideas.
Training and counseling support services for start-ups.
Linking and matching businesses with other SMEs, collaborative and public utilities.
Developing business models for innovative ideas.
Interconnection actions with potential investors.
A Nonparametric Bayesian Approach to Acoustic Model Discovery

We investigate the problem of acoustic modeling in which prior language-specific knowledge and transcribed data are unavailable. We present an unsupervised model that simultaneously segments the speech, discovers a proper set of sub-word units (e.g., phones) and learns a Hidden Markov Model (HMM) for each induced acoustic unit. Our approach is formulated as a Dirichlet process mixture model in which each mixture is an HMM that represents a sub-word unit. We apply our model to the TIMIT corpus, and the results demonstrate that our model discovers sub-word units that are highly correlated with English phones and also produces better segmentation than the state-of-the-art unsupervised baseline. We test the quality of the learned acoustic models on a spoken term detection task. Compared to the baselines, our model improves the relative precision of top hits by at least 22.1% and outperforms a language-mismatched acoustic model.
INULIN NANOFIBERS

Electrospun Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) / Inulin composite nanofibers (CNFs) are provided using electrospinning technique and tested for their prebiotic and antibacterial activities. The PVA/Inulin electrospun CNFs were tested for prebiotic activity with Lactobacillus sp. and for antibacterial activity against both Escherichia coli (E. coli) and Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus). A number of electrospinning parameters such as solution concentration, PVA: Inulin mixing ratio, solution flow rate and applied voltage were carefully varied and the best PVA/ Inulin electrospun CNFs (bead free) were selected for prebiotic and antibacterial tests. The concentration of the composite solution varied between 14-20%, the flow rate ranged between 0.005-0.5 mL/min and the applied voltage used ranged between 15-20Kv. The structural properties and morphology of the PVA/Inulin electrospun CNFs were fully characterized by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
MSP430 Storage Type Human Body Skin Temperature Measuring Instrument

In order to improve the clinical medical and in medical research on human skin temperature accurately and further analyze the data,use thermistor for temperature measurement,use the single chip microcomputer to accomplish communication.Design the MSP430F149 MCU(Micro Control Unit) as the core processor.Thermistor and amplifier for measurement circuit.SMC1602 for LCD(Liquid Crystal Display) display.MCU internal Flash for memory storage type can human body skin temperature measuring instrument.The measuring instrument storage data through serial communication circuit transmission to epistatic machine.Complete data analysis and processing.The experiment showed that this measuring instrument measuring accuracy is 0.1 ℃.Memory space support continuous measuring four days above the skin temperature data.For clinical medical and medical research provide more reliable basis.
Understanding the role of codon usage bias in virus host jump processes through statistical physics

Assessing the pandemic risk for viruses of zoonotic origin is extremely hard, but its importance motivates a steadily growing interest. The approaches used so far are hindered by the limited knowledge of the complex interactions of viral genomes with human cells. Within the framework of the global research effort to fill this gap, this action aims at unveiling the relevance of specific genomic features, especially those related to the codon usage bias, in the process of viral host jump. Two objectives are established: (i) identify and quantify the host-induced pressures on viral genomes; (ii) use these pressures to quantify the likelihood of host jumps. To address objective (i), the host-induced pressures will be inferred from large public databases of viral genomes, in the spirit of inverse problems in Statistical Physics. The results will be validated through experiments performed in collaboration with an experimental group at Istitut Pasteur (Paris). The results of objective (i) will be used in objective (ii) to take into account the compatibility of the viral genome with the host-induced pressures in a simple model of host jump. The Applicant will benefit from a secondment at University of Basel where he will acquire useful skills for this challenging objective.
The ambitious aims of this action will be achieved via a strongly interdisciplinary approach, which will build on the existing skills of the Applicant, who specialized in combinatorial optimization problems and Statistical Physics of disordered systems during his PhD, together with the expertise of the Supervisor on inference and Statistical Physics models applied to biology topics. The proposed project is expected to have practical impact on vaccine strain design and virus surveillance strategies. Moreover, it will allow the Applicant to benefit of a unique training scheme, in contact with several top-level institutions in EU, and in close collaboration with internationally recognized researchers.
Ip1 traction td1 and brakes td5 – phase 2

The PINTA2 Project (IP1 Traction TD1 and Brakes TD5 – Phase 2) will address the two key topics highlighted in the Shift2Rail Call topic S2R-CFM-IP1-01-2018 – Development of concepts towards the next generation of traction systems and management of wheel/rail adhesion, namely Traction and Adhesion Management. 

PINTA2 will continue, fully in line with PINTA Phase1,  to work on Traction & Adhesion  improvements of seven technical and economical KPIs of the Traction system that have been agreed and defined in PINTA (fully in line with S2R KPIs). These performances will  be improved on five different train applications having different constraints, needs and specificities, from tramway to HST, including metro, sub-urban, regional trains. In particular, Traction sub-project will address the following KPIs: 1) Line capacity increase through weight, volume and noise savings of Traction equipment. 2) Reduction of Maintenance costs  via higher reliability/availability and optimized for maintenance Traction components. 3) Railway system LCC reduction via higher energy efficiency and optimized capital cost of the Traction systems.

On Brakes Adhesion side, the work will lead to the achievement of a number of important objectives such as · higherTRL levels of improvement of braking degradation limit in poor adhesion condition · Management of all adhesion conditions in a way that brake distances are optimized · Improvement of the overall train safety, which relies substantially on the management of the wheel/rail contact · Reduction of wheel Life-Cycle-Costs (LCCs) through optimized wheel/rail contact in braking The activities will contribute in developing new performance solutions for Adhesion. 

The work done in PINTA2 will consist in higher achievement ( up to TRL6) to prepare the final Phase3 work and future TRL7 demonstration on trains, at least Metro, Regional and HST expected around 2021-22.
WIRE SAW HAVING WIRE-BREAK MONITORING

The invention relates to a method for monitoring for wire breaks while hard solids are cut by means of a span of wire, wherein the solid is guided through the span of wire, and a direct current is conducted by the span of wire. The direct current produces a voltage across the span of wire. The voltage is monitored by a sensor, which interrupts the cutting process when a voltage-deviation signal caused by a wire break is received. The invention further relates to a wire saw for carrying out said method and to the use of the method and/or of the wire saw to cut hard, preferably brittle solids, preferably metals and semimetals, preferably mono- and polycrystalline silicon crystals, ceramics, sapphire, and germanium.
An Implementation of Catmap-Rijndael (AES) Algorithm For Image Security (Case Study on A Software For Making Students Card At Universitas Jenderal Soedirman)

Abstract— The function of image encryption is to transform known have that meaning to images that cannot be read or irregular images in order to security. Storing the image data in local computer system will bring some risks on the image security.The aim of this research is to construct an image encryption system based on Catmap-Rijndael algorithm. The system is implemented on a software form making students card at Universitas Jenderal Soedirman. The result shows that the combination of Catmap-Rijndael algorithm on bitmap image 200x200 pixel by using 3 times repetition of the Catmap algorithm (with parameter a=1 and b=1) can overcome the problem of textured of the object that caused by base colour on the image and uniform histogram of the encrypted image in short time process.Keywords— Rijndael, AES, Catmap, image security, students card.
A Cellular Automata Bioinspired Algorithm Designing Data Trees in Wireless Sensor Networks

Several studies present methods to economize energy in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) which is one of the most confining resources in these systems. This paper presents a bioinspired, cellular automata (CA) based model for constructing data trees that connect all nodes with a sink node. Nonetheless, the proposed model takes into consideration not only the proximity between two nodes but also their remaining available energy. Consequently, by avoiding nodes with nearly depleted energy sources, the life time of the network can be prolonged. The plasmodium of Physarum polycephalum is the inspiration for the proposed model, as it has proved its robustness in graphically expressed problems. Moreover, CAs are able to encapsulate the parallel dynamics of the model and, thus, achieve a very fast execution.
Relationship between insulin resistance and erythropoietin responsiveness in hemodialysis patients.

Insulin resistance is an independent predictor of cardiovascular mortality in hemodialysis (HD) patients. Inflammation plays an important role in insulin resistance, and adipocytokines, including tumor necrosis factor-alpha and leptin, can induce insulin resistance. However, data on insulin resistance and erythropoietin responsiveness in HD patients are lacking.We conducted a prospective, observational cohort study to clarify the relationship between insulin resistance and erythropoietin responsiveness in HD patients. Insulin resistance as assessed by the homeostasis model assessment for insulin resistance (HOMA-IR), levels of adiponectin and inflammatory cytokines, required erythropoietin (EPO) dose, and other metabolic parameters were measured in patients with (n = 52) and without diabetes (n = 55) over the course of 12 months.The diabetes group had significantly higher serum leptin, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, and interleukin-6 concentrations but lower serum adiponectin concentration. Average hemoglobin (Hb) levels during the 12-month study period were significantly lower in the diabetes group than in the non-diabetes group, and a higher dose of EPO was required in the diabetes group. There was a significant negative correlation between adiponectin and HOMA-IR, a significant positive correlation between EPO dose and HOMA-IR, and a significant negative correlation between EPO dose and adiponectin in the two groups. Insulin resistance as established by HOMA-IR and adiponectin was associated with EPO responsiveness in HD patients. HOMA-IR, Hb, and adiponectin levels were found to be independent predictors of EPO dose in HD patients with diabetes.Insulin resistance is associated with EPO responsiveness in HD patients. Patients in the diabetes group had a lower response to EPO than those in the non-diabetes group. For improvement in EPO response, insulin resistance may be a new target for treating HD patients.