SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Geochemical Characters and Petrogenesis of the Bijiashandong Basic-Ultrabasic Intrusion,NE Tarim Plate

The Bijiashandong basic-ultrabasic intrusion,located in the Beishan area in Xinjiang,northeastern Tarim plate,is the most eastern intrusion of Bijiashan belts.The intrusion is oval-shaped and outcrops about 5km2.The main kinds of the rocks are feldspathic wehrlite,olivine gabbro,olivine-bearing gabbro,gabbro and diabase.The rocks containing olivine are tholeiitic series and the gabbros are calc-alkalic series.Petrography,petrochemistry and geochemistry characters indicate the fractional crystallization of olivine,pyroxene and plagioclase in magma evolution.Nd,Sr,Pb isotopic compositions and lithogeochemical characteristics imply the exchange of material between the magma and the wall-rocks.It is proved that the primitive magma of Bijiashandong intrusion was high-Mg tholeiitic magma(MgO=11.2%) and derived from an OIB-like mantle source,which are similar to other basic-ultrabasic intrusions of Permain in the northeastern Tarim plate,indicating that these intrusions were mainly derived from an OIB-like mantle source and could be related to mantle plume.
Vane adjustment mechanism for the infinitely variable adjustment of a rotational speed under load

Vane adjustment mechanism for the infinitely variable adjustment of a rotational speed under load, in which vanes are attached radially or axially to a holding disc connected to the input shaft and engaged pawl-fashion in a toothed ring connected to the output shaft. By variation of the spacing between the holding disc and the toothed ring, the vanes produce, by virtue of the skewed position which arises, a rotary motion at the toothed ring. It is thus possible for a predetermined rotational speed to be reduced in an infinitely variable manner and under load down to zero or increased by up to about twice the original figure, depending on the design.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING ELECTRICAL ENERGY FROM SURFACE WAVES

A method and a device for producing electrical energy from surface waves can be used for creating wave power stations. The kinetic and potential energy of a surface wave is converted into rotation of a turbine and of a rotor of an electrical energy generator as a result of the acceleration of the flow of water by an annular vertical symmetrical nozzle and by blades of a symmetrical guide apparatus. The body of the nozzle is mounted in the direction of travel of a wave at a given height from the level of the crest and trough of the wave and at a given angle to the plane of the surface of the wave. The position of the body of the nozzle along the vertical direction is adjusted and its tilt angle is selected by means of a computer program. The diameter of the body of the nozzle is not greater than half the annual mean wavelength, and the height of the body of the nozzle is not greater than the annual mean wave amplitude.
Understanding the relationship between percentage emphysema as assessed by volumetric CT and lung function in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Background : COPD is a heterogeneous disease characterized by airway inflammation and emphysema. It is an underestimated disease with delayed diagnosis until airway obstruction is detected on spirometry. Spirometry is the most relied upon method to assess severity and progression of disease. Newer methods like volumetric Computed Tomography measure the percentage emphysema. The aim of the study was to determine the relationship between CT measures of emphysema and lung function in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Methods :65 stable COPD patients were enrolled. COPD was diagnosed by GOLD guidelines 2009 with post bronchodilator FEV1/FVC Results : 78% patients were in moderate to severe COPD category.Mean age 63.9(8.2),mean FEV1 post 58.1(18.9), mean % emphysema was 23.4%. Correlation coefficient of FEV1 post to % emphysema was -0.31, p=0.01 and linear regression explained 9% variability in FEV1 and Mean Lung Density r=0.172,p=0.17. Conclusions : % emphysema showed moderate correlation with lung function in COPD. Analysing expiratory CT findings of air trapping and airway wall thickening may explain the variability in lung function.
A MÍSTICA DA RELAÇÃO DO BODHISATTVA KUAN YIN COM AS POPULAÇÕES DO EXTREMO ORIENTE E DO BRASI

Este é um artigo de antropologia religiosa que estuda o mito e o rito de Kuan Yin, o bodhisattva da compaixão que, desde seu surgimento nos sutras do Budismo Mahayana, foi acolhido pelas populações do Extremo Oriente e do mundo como uma das expressões máxima deste. O mito será estudado historicamente e por meio de entrevistas realizadas com devotos do bodhisattva e o rito, através da observação participante.
Violence versus tendresse

Ce texte très engagé retrace l’itinéraire de son auteur ; son enfance sur fond de guerre civile en Espagne, son parcours d’étudiant et d’homme, ses indignations et ses aspirations humanistes et gestaltistes. Entre révolte et ferveur, colère et besoin de douceur, entremêlés.
AN INK CONTAINMENT SYSTEM AND INK LEVEL SENSING SYSTEM FOR AN INKJET CARTRIDGE

An ink containment system for an inkjet cartridge, for storing ink for printing, comprises a rigid basin member and a rigid moveable plate. A flexible membrane is affixed to a surface of the basin member and to a surface of the plate forming an ink reservoir within the basin member, plate and flexible membrane. A spring-biased mechanism is disposed between the basin member and plate, for biasing the plate apart from the basin member, generating a negative pressure within the ink reservoir and the basin member remaining stationary relative to the movement of the plate. The basin member has a bowl-like configuration and the spring is seated within the reservoir in such a way that when the ink reservoir has collapsed due to depletion of ink, the flexible membrane and moveable plate are substantially flush with surfaces of the basin member. The cartridge may also include an ink level sensing system that utilizes an optical sensing system to detect movement or position of the moveable plate to determine a remaining ink volume. In addition, the cartridge includes a standpipe that places the ink reservoir in fluid communication with printhead and has a longitudinal axis that is disposed at an acute angle relative to the printhead, so that gas bubbles at the printhead may travel toward the reservoir in a horizontal or vertical printing position.
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UM DIE GESETZTEN ZIELE ZU ERREICHEN, HABEN WIR DAHER FOLGENDE AKTIVITÄTEN GEPLANT: 1) ERÖFFNUNG DER REPRÄSENTANZ IN PEKING (BEIJING) 2) BERATUNG FÜR INFORMATIONSDATENFORSCHUNG AUF DEM CHINESISCHEN MARKT 3) ORGANISATION VON WERBEVERANSTALTUNGEN/WORKSHOPS – AKTIVITÄTEN? MIT DER ERSTELLUNG VON TERMINEN MIT CHINESISCHEN KÄUFERN REALISIERT WERDEN. ERSTELLUNG DES ENTSPRECHENDEN WERBEMATERIALS? WERBUNG MIT BESONDEREM BEZUG AUF DIE ERSTELLUNG EINES VERANSTALTUNGSKATALOGS. DIE WORKSHOPS WERDEN ENGAGIERTE KÄUFER UND UNTERNEHMEN IN DEN MEETINGS AUCH NACH DER ONE-TO-ONE-FORMEL SEHEN, WAS DIE MÖGLICHKEIT GIBT? UM DAS BESTE AUS EIGENER PRODUKTION ZU VERANSCHAULICHEN. 4) ANNAHME VON TEM? VORÜBERGEHENDER EXPORTMANAGER FÜR DIE DAUER DES PROJEKTS. BESTEHT EIN WEITERES ALLGEMEINES ZIEL AUF DER MÖGLICHKEIT? VON SEITEN DER UNTERNEHMEN, DIE POSITIONIERUNG VOR ORT ZU ÜBERPRÜFEN UND UMGEHEND AUF VERÄNDERUNGEN DER NACHFRAGE ZU REAGIEREN. SETZT EINE MASCHINE AUF EINE EINFACHE VERFÜGBARKEIT? VON ERSATZTEILEN, HERAUSFORDERN, WER
Thermal Population Fluctuations in Two-Dimensional Infrared Spectroscopy Captured with Semiclassical Mechanics

Time-resolved two-dimensional (2D) infrared spectra of the asymmetric stretch mode of solvated CO2 show distinct features corresponding to ground- and excited-state thermal populations of the bend modes. The time-dependence of these peaks arises in part from solvent-driven thermal fluctuations in populations of the lower-frequency bend modes through their coupling to the higher-frequency asymmetric stretch. This observation illustrates the capacity of multidimensional vibrational spectroscopy to reveal details of the interactions among vibrational modes in condensed phases. The optimized mean-trajectory (OMT) method is a trajectory-based semiclassical approach to computing the vibrational response functions of multidimensional spectroscopy from a classical Hamiltonian. We perform an OMT calculation of the 2D vibrational spectrum for two coupled anharmonic modes, with the lower-frequency mode undergoing stochastic transitions in energy to mimic solvent-induced fluctuations in quantum populations. The semiclassical calculation reproduces the influence of thermal fluctuations in the low-frequency mode on the 2D spectrum of the high-frequency mode, as in measured spectra of solvated CO2.
Charge-Transport Properties of the Tetraphenylbis(indolo[1,2-<i>a</i>])quinoline and 5,7-Diphenylindolo[1,2-<i>a</i>]quinoline Crystals

Recently, a single-crystal field-effect hole mobility of about 1.0 cm2/(V s) has been measured for the tetraphenylbis(indolo[1,2-a])quinoline (TPBIQ) crystal. TPBIQ can be considered as almost the dimer of 5,7-diphenylindolo[1,2-a]quinoline (DPIQ), but the experimental hole mobilities differ markedly. Here, based on density functional theory and semiempirical calculations, the charge-transport parameters of TPBIQ crystal are studied and compared to those of the “parent” DPIQ crystal. The results indicate that hole and electron transport in the TPBIQ crystal is significant only along the π-stacking direction, while in DPIQ substantial electronic couplings are also found along other directions. The larger electronic couplings and much smaller reorganization energy calculated for the TPBIQ crystal point to a higher hole mobility in TPBIQ, which is consistent with the experimental observations. Molecular dynamics simulations are also carried out to evaluate the nonlocal electron−phonon couplings. The results ...
Tracking and Tracing solutions for improvement of intermodal transport of dangerous goods in CEE

Dangerous goods are nowadays primarily transported by trucks – despite higher safety risks and higher environmental costs compared to other transport modes like rail. Intermodal transport offers an alternative but developing efficient interfaces between different transport modes is a challenge to be solved. Regions in central Europe are further disadvantaged due to missing connections across  the former “Iron Curtain”. The vulnerability of dangerous goods transports stresses the need for chemical companies and public authorities to ensure safe transport and functioning crisis management procedures. Today there are no commonly used Tracking & Tracing (T&T) solutions that fully respond to the needs of the chemical industry. Several individual initiatives exist but these are all isolated and not compatible to each other. Transnational transports face additional problems regarding communication and cooperation interfaces with public authorities at borders. Chemlog-T&T tackles all these challenges and contributes to the development of the European Trans-European Transport Networks (TEN-T).
Evaluating the impact of a school-based prevention program on self-esteem, body image, and risky dieting attitudes and behaviors among Kaua'i youth.

Eating disorders and obesity (EDO) are increasing among youth, having serious long-term physical and psychological consequences. The purpose of this study was to determine if significant differences exist in EDO risk factors following participation of 4-6th grade students in a school-based EDO prevention curriculum. This community-based research project assessed students at baseline and one week following EDO intervention. Primary outcome variables measured self-esteem, body dissatisfaction, and high risk eating attitudes and behaviors. Pre and post-test differences were calculated using mixed models, correcting for clustering within schools and teachers. This study found mean changes in all scores in healthy directions, as well as movement of students into lower risk groups post-intervention. This program demonstrated that a classroom curriculum is associated with decreased risks of EDO in boys and girls, supporting prevention programs at an early age for both sexes. Studies to determine long term benefit and guide booster interventions are warranted.
Stories of multilingualism: connecting families and schools through visual narratives

Co-lingual-S tackles a well-documented disconnect between family- and school language policies regarding multilingualism by applying innovative visual methods to understand multilingual family life, and develop multilingual pedagogies in schools. Co-lingual-S sets out to 1) understand how family members’ intersected identities (such as the interplay between gender, language and migration status) shapes family roles and actions in creating family language policies, 2) develop multilingual pedagogies with teachers by using multilingual storybooks that feature stories collected from families, and 3) understand how visual-narrative methods can serve as means to connect the worlds of families and schools. Study 1 collects semi-structured interviews, language portraits, drawings and photo-elicited narratives from family members. Family narratives are collaboratively re-created in the format of multilingual storybooks. In Study 2, teachers develop practices using these storybooks. Photo-elicited interviews and language portraits are also collected from teachers, and their practices are observed. The aim of Study 2 is to investigate teachers’ intersectional experience (such as gender, language repertoires, attitudes and pedagogical skills in multilingualism) in relation to what kind of practices they develop using the Co-Lingual-S books, and their potential impact on school language policy.  Co-lingual-S this way pioneers a novel design that directly connects families and schools, and facilitates becoming ‘colinguals’ . It applies an interdisciplinary approach bridging sociology of families, sociolinguistics and education/teacher education. The outcomes advance the field of family- and school language policies by applying intersectional theory and visual methods. The findings are expected to cover the knowledge gap of the role of intersected identities in family- and school contexts regarding multilingualism, and support teachers to develop multilingual pedagogies.
Apoio ao desenvolvimento do agrupamento de pequenos e médios exportadores

O objetivo geral da presente proposta de projeto é alcançar um crescimento sustentável e aumentar a competitividade do Agrupamento de Pequenos e Médios Exportadores e dos seus membros, obtendo apoio para a construção e o reforço da sua capacidade administrativa e de gestão, desenvolvendo produtos e serviços, expandindo posições de mercado, atraindo novos membros do cluster. Os objetivos específicos do projeto são:-Desenvolver um mercado sustentável de produtos e serviços de cluster através de uma variedade de atividades de marketing e eventos e treinamentos para a equipa e membros do cluster;-Desenvolvimento de capacidade administrativa e de competências para internacionalização e exportação da equipa do cluster e seus membros;- Implementar um grupo de clusters e promoção de clusters e promoção do cluster, incluindo a criação de novos serviços e a promoção do cluster.
Carbon-doped Li2SnO3/graphene as an anode material for lithium-ion batteries

Abstract The carbon-doped Li 2 SnO 3 /graphene composites for lithium-ion batteries were synthesized by the hydrothermal route. The structure, morphology and electrochemical properties of the composites were detected by means of XRD, SEM, TEM, Raman, TGA and electrochemical measurements. The Li 2 SnO 3 nanoparticles are surrounded by graphene sheets (GNS) and amorphous carbon layers. The carbon-doped Li 2 SnO 3 /graphene materials exhibit good electrochemical performance with high capacity and good cycling stability (736.3 mA h/g after 50 cycles at 60 mA/g).The presence of graphene sheets and carbon layer can alleviate the effects of volume changes, keep the structure stable and increase the conductivity. Conclusively, The C/Li 2 SnO 3 /GNS composites exhibit better electrochemical properties than GNS/Li 2 SnO 3 and Li 2 SnO 3 .
Border detection of illicit drugs and precursors by highly accurate electrosensors

Combining robust sensor technologies with the inherent advantages of electrochemical strategies, nano-molecularly imprinted polymers, and multivariate and pattern data analysis, BorderSens will enable highly accurate selective detection of trace levels of illicit drugs and precursors. With borders being important gateways for the entrance of illicit drugs and their precursors, custom and border control authorities are facing pertaining challenges to detect such dangerous substances and safeguard the public. The main challenges posed by currently used on-site methods to detect illicit drugs and precursors are low accuracy, in the case of colour tests, and high cost and low portability, in the case of spectroscopic tests. In the light of a pressing need for better drug test systems at EU borders, the ultimate research aim of the BorderSens is to develop a portable, wireless single prototype device with the capability to quickly test for different types of drugs, precursors and adulterants/cutting agents, with outstanding accuracy and reduced false positives and false negatives. BorderSens will demonstrate the innovative technological solutions at seven demonstrations sites at EU borders with end-users and ensure exploitation plans guaranteeing strong impact. BorderSens brings together universities, a big manufacturer of electrochemical sensors, a specialised SME, ten end-users i.e. forensic institutes, police forces and border authorities, and a high quality external advisory board, to provide an excellent scientific-technical perspective and a straightforward exploitation route, with great impact on the safety of EU citizens.
Experimental investigation of inorganic nanofiltration membranes prepared by atomic layer deposition and sol-gel methods for saltless water softening

This study explored saltless water softening with inorganic Nanofiltration (NF) membranes prepared by Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) and a Tetraorthosilicate (TEOS) sol-gel process applied by the slip cast method. The experimental investigations were performed on different material-based inorganic NF membranes, including titanium dioxide (TiO2), alumina (Al2O3), silver (Ag) and iron oxide (Fe2O3). The experimental results demonstrated that saltless water softening can be achieved with high flux through the viable rejection of Ca2+ with an initial rate between 7.1% and 34.1% in a single pass flow through filter in a solution of 0.5 g L–1 CaCl2 at neutral pH. A maximum rejection of 28.7% and 29.5% was achieved for Ca2++ at pH 4 and pH 10, respectively. The highest hardness rejection was achieved with a 25% waste water volume. In the recirculating loop tests with the same solution, a rejection rate of 9% was achieved within 15 min at a flow rate of 0.3 L min–1.
Disaster Information System of ALPine regions

The management of natural risks in a mountainous environment and the prevention of disasters requires a broad and accessible information basis about former disasters, which is important for interdisciplinary and interregional research and for decisions to prevent disasters and deal with natural risks. 
But the information needs - defined by the practitioners of spatial planning, risk prevention and catastrophe management and in-line with the needs of the affected people - are currently not met. DIS-ALP will focus on the solution of this documentation and information gap about natural disasters:
· with the refinement and standardisation of existing methods for the documentation of disasters and the implementation on a GIS-based web platform,
· with instruction materials and training of persons involved in event documentation and
· with new and innovative technological tools for the data collection in the field (integrating GPS, PDA and online maps).
Agia (Saint) Paraskevi’s Feast as a Means of Shaping the Native Collective Identity in Dimitra, Prefecture of Serres, Greece

The formation of dancing identity is a constant between cultural elements' exchange, especially in areas where different ethnic groups are living. Dimitra, is a village where locals are living with refugees from Pontus, Asia Minor Eastern Thrace as well as Sarakatsans and Vlachs. On the 26th of July’s evening, a feast, where all the villagers are taking part, is organized by the local cultural club. The purpose of this study was to examine the formation of Dimitra’s people’s collective identity as this it occurs during the fair-dance of Agia Paraskevi (Saint Paraskevi). The survey took place in the village “Dimitra”, prefecture of Serres, on July 2012. Collection’s data was based on the ethnographic method, the participatory observation, from the part of the researchers, and also on the use of primary and secondary sources. The information were, mainly, taken from oral testimonies of people who took part in the feast and it consists a response to open-ended questions for a semi-structured interview. In this paper, the theory of performance theory is combined with the theory of the formation of collective identities in contemporary postmodern Greek society in order to analyze and interpret the way in which individuals represent their collective-social identity through a dance performance. The analysis shows that the people of Dimitra are between two levels of awareness of their identity: the local identity and in the refugees’ culture which creates cultural identity. The feast is a great opportunity for the villagers to dance and, through their dance, to display both their particular cultural identity, by dancing dances from their particular cultural group, and to make well known that they are now part of the same community, participating in public dances. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n5s1p252
Shedding light on the nature of dark matter and dark energy with multi-wavelength all-sky surveys

Despite two decades of intensive efforts after the discovery of the accelerating expansion of the Universe, the nature of dark energy that dominates 68 percent of the energy density remains unknown. The majority of the remainder is in dark matter. Similarly, the elementary particles which constitute its mass is unidentified. Galaxy clusters trace the highest peaks in the cosmic density field and offer an independent and powerful probe of the growth of structure. Their overall abundance on the sky is strongly dependent on underlying cosmology. With the new availability of all sky surveys of galaxy clusters in the X-ray band with eROSITA and the utility of weak lensing signal in accurate estimation of cluster masses, we are on the verge of constraining cosmology with percent level precision. We propose to measure the energy density of the total matter, the normalization of the power spectrum of dark energy, the dark energy equation-of-state, and neutrino masses with a percent level accuracy. All sky survey observation with eROSITA and complimentary weak lensing observations with HSC also offer new prospects to test general relativity at large scales, and constrain well-motivated dark matter models (e.g. warm dark matter and self-interacting dark matter). Europe will have an opportunity to be on the forefront of observational cosmology and set the stage for the upcoming experiments if this proposal is funded. Given my expertise in the field of galaxy clusters and my role as the chair of the clusters and cosmology working group of the eROSITA consortium, I am uniquely suited to lead this effort and accomplish the goals of this proposal.