SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
El programa Ser pilo paga: un análisis desde la efectividad de las políticas públicas en la educación superior en Colombia

In the first part of the document, theories about human capital are disclosed and how this is necessary for countries, in addition to this, laws are indicated which are part of a higher education regulation in Colombia. Then in the second section reference is made to the importance of public policies in a country and other concepts that are part of public policies and thus understand a little more, the importance of them. Thirdly, we have already found the quantitative results that were observed in the public policy “Ser pilo pays” taking into account the budget that the government granted and how was its coverage. Finally, the evaluation of public policy is observed based on what is seen in the budget and coverage, where its efficiency and effectiveness are evaluated, taking into account the national planning department.
LOG GRAB

The present invention relates to the geometrical shape of a grab, a single grab element (one-element grab) thereof in the form of a solid and/or a hollow profile engaging in a closed grab element. The invention is used predominantly in timber processing.
COMPOSITE PRODUCTS COMPRISING COFFEE GROUNDS AND THE MANUFACTURE THEREOF

The present invention relates generally to composite products, in particular composite products comprising coffee grounds, and the manufacture thereof.
Unified Cross-Border Cooperation Services for the Establishment of a Sustained and Secure Enterprise

SUCCESS aims to increase job opportunities, sustainability and quality through the development of activities in the priority sectors of the programme (innovative and sustainable tourism, sea-related maritime activities, sustainable energies and blue and green biotechnologies such as agri-food and cosmetics). It will involve building a cross-border network of assistance and coaching services to support employment by investing in freelancers, micro-businesses and new companies. This network will rely on specialised and innovative online services based on the good practices observed in each partner region The project will build on the achievements of the SERENA, ART², FRINET and MER projects of the previous programme, which developed opportunities in certain priority areas. It will achieve the following: 1 - Analysis of the need to work and funding in the priority areas involved based on the capitalisation of previous projects; 2 - Mapping of existing services provided by innovative online tools; 3 - Action plan of personalised paths based on the aforementioned analysis and mapping; 4 - Awareness raising and information of the public involved to have better access (young people undergoing training/apprenticeship, company creators, companies developing in the participating regions); 5 - Scouting pilot actions (business opportunities, incubators of ideas and projects), 6 - Coaching (packaged training, alternating with cross-border mobility), and mentoring (sponsorships, agreements between companies, internships) resulting in the validation of paths and privileged access to regional or local financial tools.
Los Gomphidae (Insecta, Odonata, Anisoptera) del Cretácico inferior de España.

En este trabajo se estudian dos especies de gonfidos (Odonata, Anisoptera) encontradas en los yacimientos de calizas litograficas del Cretacico inferior de España. Una de estas especies, llerdaegomphus pallerolae (Gómez), es conocida de los yacimientos del Montsec (Provincia de Lleida) y ahora se redescribe; la segunda, llerdaegomphus torcae, es una nueva especie encontrada en el yacimiento de Las Hoyas (Provincia de Cuenca). Ambas especies son estudiadas y comparadas con el resto de gonfidos actuales y fósiles.
Enhancing food security in african agricultural systems with the support of remote sensing

AfriCultuReS – Enhancing Food Security in AFRIcan AgriCULTUral Systems with the Support of REmote Sensing - aims to design, implement and demonstrate an integrated agricultural monitoring and early warning system that will support decision making in the field of food security. AfriCultuReS will deliver a broad range of climatic, production, biophysical and economic information, for various regions in Africa. AfriCultuReS will apply geospatial science to sustainable agricultural development, natural resource management, biodiversity conservation, and poverty alleviation in Africa.
AfriCultuReS, supported by the GEO Secretariat, will involve all key players of AfriGEOSS, GEOGLAM, SIGMA, ARTEMIS, African Drought Observatory and other initiatives as well as partners representing the diversity of African agricultural systems, in an effort to push forward the services provided by current systems, with innovative fusion of data from multiple sources (EO, in-situ, citizen-based crowdsourcing, climate services and weather, crop models) in a vertical manner. Crop yield and biomass prediction models will be enhanced through the fusion of EO data and climate models, emphasizing the use of the complementary sensors of the EU Sentinels constellation. 
Geospatial products will be combined in a spatial Decision Support System (DSS) to enrich decision making and risk assessment. The geo component of the DSS will be compliant with the GEO’s interoperability standards, allowing its integration with the current services of the GEOSS Common Infrastructure. 
The African partners and collaborating networks will be essential for local training and promoting further use of the project tools. Social innovation will be used to increase the number of involved stakeholders and to boost the flow of information in a user-friendly manner. The final target will be to produce a web tool that will support early decision making for the stakeholders of African food production.
Malaysia Snakehead Channa Striatus and Micropeltes: Physico-chemical Properties of Fillet Fish Oil and Water-soluble Extract

Channa species is a local fish species in Malaysia. Channa striatus (Haruan) has been traditionally used for wound healing and reducing pain. This study was carried out to determine the availability of essential fatty acid (arachidonic acid) and other physico-chemical properties in the aqueous extract which has been proven to induce wound healing mechanism. Two Channa species were used in this study, which were Channa striatus (Haruan) and Channa micropeltes (Toman). Each sample was trimmed well to obtain the maximum fish fillet and extracted by using two different extraction methods. They were: 1) aqueous extraction and 2) Soxhlet extraction to procure the fish oil. The aqueous extract was characterised for its physico-chemical properties such as pH, moisture content, rheological properties (n = 3), amino acid composition and fatty acid determination (arachidonic acid) (n = 2) whilst fish oil was examined in terms of its colour, density, specific gravity, acid value (AV), free fatty acid (FFA) value, peroxide value (PV) (n = 3) and fatty acid composition (n = 2). Based on this study, Toman essence was found to be more neutral and had higher moisture content than Haruan essence (p 0.05). Both water extract ofC. striatus and C. Both Haruan and Toman fish oils showed a relatively similar fatty acid profile and the arachidonic acid in a very low concentration. The physico-chemical properties of two Malaysia Channa species extracts revealed its potent ingredients (especially arachidonic acid) to induced wound healing process despite of its low concentration in the extracts. micropeltes were found to contain the essential amino acid, glycine and fatty acid (arachidonic acid) which aid in the process of wound healing despite their low concentration (p > 0.05). On the other hand, the highest yield of extracted fish oil (%, w/w) was obtained frommicropeltes species, 9.51 ± 1.20 % (p 0.05), specific gravity - 0.93 ± 0.10, 0.91 ± 0.03 (p > 0.05), AV - 21.78 ± 2.30 mg KOH/g, 5.55 ± 1.64 mg KOH/g (p 0.05).
Ehealth in rheumatology

The increasing number of chronic patients in rheumatology calls for further development of the traditional methods for monitoring symptoms. The aim of the ELECTOR project is to develop a web-based ICT platform for home-based monitoring of self-reliant patients with rheumatoid arthritis. This will provide clinicians with a tool that can completely substitute a large proportion of the conventional visits at a rheumatologic outpatient clinic. 

The solution will encompass point-of-care devices for the measurement of biochemistry at home and a web-based user interface for reporting questionnaires as well as swollen and tender joints.

The end result is an eHealth solution that will provide an integrated and direct collection of data into patient notes in the setup of an e-Health clinic. This solution will constitute a reliable, safe and straightforward method for obtaining self-assessments and facilitate easy and rapid access to health care assistance at times of need for the individual patient.
Islam's Perfect Stranger: The Life of Mahmud Muhammad Taha, Muslim Reformer of Sudan

Can Sudan, one of Africa's most diverse countries, function as an Islamic state? Mahmud Muhammad Taha posed an original answer to this question. Taha was the charismatic leader of the 'Republican Brothers and Sisters', a small group of Sudanese nationalists who called for a mystical, inclusive reinterpretation of Islam that ended traditional legal discriminations against women and non-Muslims. Taha's followers pitched his sometimes controversial mix of law and mysticism on Sudanese street corners in the 1970s. Sudanese Islamist politicians, who used a more divisive interpretation of Islam, opposed him vigorously. When they gained control of the state in the chaotic 1980s, Taha was executed. In Taha's first biography, Edward Thomas explores the life and ideas of an important Sudanese reformer who has become a symbol for resistance, tolerance and human rights.
Harmonised building information speedway for energy-efficient renovation

‘BIM for renovation of existing residential building stock’ has been proven viable in innovative pilot projects by the members of BIM-SPEED consortium, among others in H2020 Smart Cities. The mission of BIM-SPEED is to take ‘BIM for renovation’ to a deep renovation level for at least 60% energy saving, and to accelerate the market uptake across the EU. In line with its mission, BIM-SPEED aims to enable all stakeholders to adopt BIM to reduce the time of deep renovation projects by at least 30% by providing them with: 1) an affordable BIM cloud platform, 2) a set of inter-operable BIM tools, and 3) standardised procedures for As-Built data acquisition, modelling, simulation, implementation and maintenance of renovation solutions. BIM-SPEED relies on a trans-disciplinary approach comprising (i) process, (ii) ICT, and (iii) social innovation with a special attention to the stakeholders as a key success factor for BIM adoption. The interoperability of a full range of BIM tools for renovation will be accommodated on an innovative BIM cloud platform, which will be launched and available free-of-charge for all stakeholders immediately from the beginning of the BIM-SPEED project. BIM-SPEED will engineer the seamless integration and quick installation of building and HVAC products for renovation into the existing buildings. Such Plug-and-Play solutions are crucial for the overall time reduction. BIM-SPEED consortium represents all players in the renovation market. Throughout a 4-year project duration, BIM-SPEED will demonstrate the holistic solution in 12 real demonstration cases. An EU-wide BIM Competition will be jointly organised by the European umbrella organisations in all disciplines (architects, HVAC engineers and construction firms) to kick-off the first market replication in more than 200 BIM-based renovation projects. BIM-SPEED will benefit from the membership of buildingSMART standardisation platform and the EU BIM Task Group to harmonize best EU practices.
' sensing skin'  for monitoring-based maintenance of the transport infrastructure (senskin)

Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) is expected to play a predominant role in the management of the transport infrastructure. Yet, SHM techniques continue to rely on point-based, as opposed to spatial, sensing requiring a dense network of these point-sensors increasing considerably the monitoring cost. Additionally, commercially available, strain sensors cannot measure strains beyond 1% to 2% and, thus, are not able to provide an alarm for an imminent catastrophe.
SENSKIN aims to:
(a) develop a dielectric-elastomer and micro-electronics-based skin-like sensing solution for the structural monitoring of the transport infrastructure that will offer spatial sensing of reversible (repeated) strains in the range of 0.012% to more than 10%, that requires little power to operate, is easy to install on an irregular surface, is low cost compared to existing sensors, allows simple signal processing and includes the ability of self-monitoring and self-reporting.
(b) use the new and emerging technology of Delay Tolerant Network to secure that strain measurements acquired through the 'sensing skin' will reach the base station even under extreme environmental conditions and natural disaster events such as, high winds or an earthquake, where some communication networks could become inoperable. 
(c) develop a Decision-Support-System for proactive condition-based structural intervention under operating loads and intervention after extreme events. It will be based on an accurate structural assessment based on input from the strain sensors in (a) above and will examine the life-cycle economic, social and environmental implications of the feasible rehabilitation options and the resilience of the infrastructure to future changes in traffic demand that these options offer.
(d) implement the above in the case of bridges and test, refine, evaluate and benchmark  the monitoring system (integrated a and b) and package (integrated a, b and c) on actual bridges.
The journeys of knowledge

The project aims to develop territorial identities resources, in particular the cultural heritage and craftsmanship, offering innovative paths to discover the heritage and traditions based on the common roots of both territories and providing concrete information on the territories through a modern communication system for all seasons. The project will integrate competitiveness and marketing in the craftsmanship sector, through their integration with tourism, creating a cooperation network between Tunisia and Sicily, in order to strengthen dialogue and sustainable collaboration to develop common strategies.
Entre o controle e o silêncio

As mulheres encarceradas representam cerca de 8% da população prisional brasileira e, mesmo sendo considerado baixo, esse é o grupo em que a taxa de encarceramento mais sobe. Utilizando o conceito “imagens de controle” de Collins (2019), que problematiza o uso de sentidos atribuídos às mulheres negras na manutenção de estruturas racistas, inclusive aquelas ligadas ao aparelho penal, objetivamos identificar como são representadas as mulheres encarceradas no Brasil a partir de produções audiovisuais da TV Globo. No mapeamento realizado, encontramos 63 resultados em que foi possível observar a formação de três representações tipificadas, que podem funcionar como imagens de controle no discurso televisivo sobre esse grupo.
PROJECT CODE: 57263 — POR ERDF 2014/20 MARCHE REGION Â AXIS 3 Â OS 8 — ACTION 8.1 — INTERVENTION 8.1.ITI.U — REVITALISATION AND SUPPORT OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN TRADE, TOURISM, ARTISTIC CRAFTSMANSHIP AND QUALITY FOLLOWING THE COVID 19 EMERGENCY

PROJECT CODE: 57263 — POR ERDF 2014/20 MARCHE REGION Â AXIS 3 Â OS 8 — ACTION 8.1 — INTERVENTION 8.1.ITI.U — REVITALISATION AND SUPPORT OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN TRADE, TOURISM, ARTISTIC CRAFTSMANSHIP AND QUALITY FOLLOWING THE COVID 19 EMERGENCY
The use of an unmanned aerial vehicle for fracture mapping within a marble quarry (Carrara, Italy): photogrammetry and discrete fracture network modelling

ABSTRACTThis paper describes the use of a drone in collecting data for mapping discontinuities within a marble quarry. A topographic survey was carried out in order to guarantee high spatial accuracy in the exterior orientation of images. Photos were taken close to the slopes and at different angles, depending on the orientation of the quarry walls. This approach was used to overcome the problem of shadow areas and to obtain detailed information on any feature desired. Dense three-dimensional (3D) point clouds obtained through image processing were used to rebuild the quarry geometry. Discontinuities were then mapped deterministically in detail. Joint attitude interpretation was not always possible due to the regular shape of the cut walls; for every discontinuity set we therefore also mapped the uncertainty. This, together with additional fracture characteristics, was used to build 3D discrete fracture network models. Preliminary results reveal the advantage of modern photogrammetric systems in producing...
Scanning Structure–Activity Relationships with Structure–Activity Similarity and Related Maps: From <i>Consensus Activity Cliffs</i> to <i>Selectivity Switches</i>

Systematic description of structure-activity relationships (SARs) of data sets and structure-property relationships (SPRs) is of paramount importance in medicinal chemistry and other research fields. To this end, structure-activity similarity (SAS) maps are one of the first tools proposed to describe SARs using the concept of activity landscape modeling. One of the major goals of the SAS maps is to identify activity cliffs defined as chemical compounds with high similar structure but unexpectedly very different biological activity. Since the first publication of the SAS maps more than ten years ago, these tools have evolved and adapted over the years to analyze various types of compound collections, including structural diverse and combinatorial sets with activity for one or multiple biological end points. The development of SAS maps has led to general concepts that are applicable to other activity landscape methods such as "consensus activity cliffs" (activity cliffs common to a series of representations or descriptors) and "selectivity switches" (structural changes that completely invert the selectivity pattern of similar compounds against two biological end points). Herein, we review the development, practical applications, limitations, and perspectives of the SAS and related maps which are intuitive and powerful informatics tools to computationally analyze SPRs.
Non-Thermal physical technologies to preserve fresh and minimally processed fruit and vegetables

SHEALTHY proposal aims to assess and develop an optimal combination of non-thermal sanitization, preservation and stabilization methods to improve the safety (inactivation of pathogens and spoilage microorganisms), while preserving the nutritional quality (up to 30%) and prolonging the shelf-life (up to 50%) of minimally processed F&V products. By combining and modulating non-thermal technologies with minimally processing operation, we will respond to consumers’ demand for fresh, healthy, convenient, sustainable and locally produced and additive-free food. The combined and optimised mild technologies will be demonstrated and validated in 2 business cases: Minimally processed fruits and vegetables and Fruit and vegetable-based juices & smoothies. Sanitization during washing will be optimized by applying in combination ultrasound (US), electrolysed water, plasma activated water, High Intensity Pulsed Light and Blue Light. Bioactive coating, active and intelligent packaging will be applied for quality preservation and shelf life extension of minimally processed F&V. F&V-based juices & smoothies will be stabilized by US and high pressure processing. For F&V by-product valorisation, US, pulsed electric field and membrane filtration will be used to extract bioactive compounds.
Sustainable and flexible processing methods will be transferred and adapted to the need of local F&V micro and SMEs, interconnecting primary producers through novel cooperative business models and new logistics systems, to enhance the traceability and authenticity of raw materials along the F&V value chain. 
Commercial feasibility will be assessed, including consumer acceptance and regulatory, safety and environmental aspects. SHEALTHY will combine the technology trends and consumer needs to afford the business models, technology transfer and market orientation that will facilitate the transition towards a new collaborative agrifood ecosystem for traditional, local and rural SMEs around EU.
PLUMBING TRAP WITH TOP ACCESS

Disclosed is a plumbing trap provided with a top access clean out for use with a P-trap. A horizontal extension conduit having an elbow having a threaded connection for attachment to a P-trap. The elbow forms an outside curvature at which is formed a clean out member providing bi-directional access within the plumbing passageway. The clean out member allows for access without having to remove the P-trap and while fluid flow is maintained within the passageway. The clean out member includes an outlet aligned along an axis that is positioned in a vertical plane at a 45° angle relative to the first axis and a 45° angle relative to the second axis and a 45° angle relative to horizontal plane relative to the first axis. A second clean out member may be positioned in a mirror image and at a 90° angle to the first clean out.
Large change of perpendicular magnetic anisotropy in Cobalt ultrathin film induced by varying capping layers

The magnetic films of Co with Si/SiO2/Pt/Co/molecule structure were fabricated and their structural properties and magnetic anisotropy were investigated by varying both Co (0.5–1.8 nm) thickness and molecular capping layers of 5,6,11,12-tetraphenylnaphthacene (rubrene) and copper phthalocyanine (CuPc), respectively. The crystal structures were characterized using x-ray diffraction (XRD) and the magnetization curves were measured using vibrating sample magnetometer with an applied field both in parallel and perpendicular to a film plane. It was found that the thickness of Co for the maximum perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA) is around 0.7 nm for both group films. However, the estimated effective magnetic anisotropy energy for Co was 2.9 ± 0.3 × 106 erg/cc for rubrene-capped sample, which was smaller than the value of 4.9 ± 0.4 × 106 erg/cc for CuPc-capped sample. The XRD patterns showed the crystal structure of rubrene layer was of amorphous structure and CuPc layer was polycrystalline. The different ...