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METHOD TO DEAL WITH SLOW INITIAL BRAKE RESPONSE FOR ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL

A method of controlling braking in an adaptive cruise control (ACC) of a vehicle. The method includes determining that braking is needed, including determining an amount of braking force needed, providing an indication to the brake system that braking is needed, filling the brake system with brake fluid at a predetermined rate to reduce pump noise, setting a delay equal to the amount of time needed to fill the brake system with fluid, applying a brake pad to a brake disc at the amount of braking force needed after waiting the delay, comparing the amount of braking force needed to the amount of braking force actually occurring, and reducing the delay to zero when the amount of braking force needed is less than or equal to the amount of braking force actually occurring.
A Single Mutation in Human Mitochondrial DNA Polymerase Pol γA Affects Both Polymerization and Proofreading Activities of Only the Holoenzyme

Common causes of human mitochondrial diseases are mutations affecting DNA polymerase (Pol) gamma, the sole polymerase responsible for DNA synthesis in mitochondria. Although the polymerase and exonuclease active sites are located on the catalytic subunit Pol gammaA, in holoenzyme both activities are regulated by the accessory subunit Pol gammaB. Several patients with severe neurological and muscular disorders were reported to carry the Pol gammaA substitutions R232G or R232H, which lie outside of either active site. We report that Arg(232) substitutions have no effect on independent Pol gammaA activities but show major defects in the Pol gammaA-Pol gammaB holoenzyme, including decreased polymerase and increased exonuclease activities, the latter with decreased selectivity for mismatches. We show that Pol gammaB facilitates distinguishing mismatched from base-paired primer termini and that Pol gammaA Arg(232) is essential for mediating this regulatory function of the accessory subunit. This study provides a molecular basis for the disease symptoms exhibited by patients carrying those substitutions.
Improvements in or relating to pallet trucks

761,452. Lift trucks. KAYE, E., and SHARP, J. R. April 20, 1955 [Jan. 20, 1954], No. 20099/53. Class 78 (3). A pallet truck is adapted for temporary attachment to the lifting carriage of a masted lift truck so that it can be raised in a loaded condition and deposited on an elevated platform, e.g. a lorry floor. A plate 77, secured to standard 21, is provided with a downwardly opening tapered recess 78 adapted to interfit with an upwardly pointing tapered member 76 on the lifting carriage 18, a plate 79 being provided to guide member 76 into engagement with recess 78 as the carriage is raised. The lifting mechanism of the pallet truck comprises a pair of hydraulic rams 32 pivoted at 33 to the standard and at 36 to a cross-head 35 which carries a steerable wheel 23 and a pair of wedge members 61. When the standard is raised relative to wheel 23 by extension of rams 32, a corresponding lifting movement is transmitted by wedges 61, through rollers 57, rods 55 and bell-cranks 50, to rollers 24. Steering movement of wheel 23 is effected by a rod 25 which passes through a bush 41 secured to the standard, and a further bush (not shown) on the cross-head. A handle 26 is pivoted to rod 25 at 44 and is provided with catch mechanism 46, 48 for locking it in either a vertical or horizontal position. The truck is provided with a hydraulic system actuated by a pump lever which may be pivoted to a stowed position within the standard.
The remarkable visual capacities of nocturnal insects: vision at the limits with small eyes and tiny brains

Nocturnal insects have evolved remarkable visual capacities, despite small eyes and tiny brains. They can see colour, control flight and land, react to faint movements in their environment, navigate using dim celestial cues and find their way home after a long and tortuous foraging trip using learned visual landmarks. These impressive visual abilities occur at light levels when only a trickle of photons are being absorbed by each photoreceptor, begging the question of how the visual system nonetheless generates the reliable signals needed to steer behaviour. In this review, I attempt to provide an answer to this question. Part of the answer lies in their compound eyes, which maximize light capture. Part lies in the slow responses and high gains of their photoreceptors, which improve the reliability of visual signals. And a very large part lies in the spatial and temporal summation of these signals in the optic lobe, a strategy that substantially enhances contrast sensitivity in dim light and allows nocturnal insects to see a brighter world, albeit a slower and coarser one. What is abundantly clear, however, is that during their evolution insects have overcome several serious potential visual limitations, endowing them with truly extraordinary night vision. This article is part of the themed issue ‘Vision in dim light’.
Diving into the greenery, among cultural and food-and-wine events. Promotion and marketing

This project aims at relaunching food and wine events in the territory next to the Italian and Slovenian borders, in particular in the area of Cividale del Friuli and Brda. A significant promotional action in four languages (Italian, Slovene, English and German) will issue common material, both on paper (including the bridleways and cycling routes) and on multimedial supports; the main specialized magazines will also advertise the project. Tourist marketing will be relaunched especially on the Italian and Slovenian reference markets, but also on the new tourist markets that are potentially interesting like Austria, Germany, Great Britain, Spain, France and the Central European countries. The territorial promotion will be developed with the specific purpose of increasing the number of tourists and improving the use of the territory. Other important initiatives include the participation in the main international tourism fairs. Workshops will be held for specialized journalists, with visits to the cellars of winemaking companies, tasting of typical products through a tour of farmhouses, night stay and participation in the main cultural activities and events in the area. Finally meetings will be organized in Austrian tourist centres (Graz, Salzburg, Vienna, Klagenfurt) with the projection of the CD-Rom about the cross-border area of Cividale del Friuli and Brda, tasting of typical local products, supply and presentation of integrated tourist packages. Moreover, school tourism will be promoted through the organization of guided tours, reserved to the schools of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Veneto, Carinthia and Slovenia and devoted to the history of the two world wars.
Effect of Triple-H Prophylaxis on Global End-Diastolic Volume and Clinical Outcomes in Patients with Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Although prophylactic triple-H therapy has been used in a number of institutions globally to prevent delayed cerebral ischemia (DCI) after subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), limited evidence is available for the effectiveness of triple-H therapy on hemodynamic variables. Recent studies have suggested an association between low global end-diastolic volume index (GEDI), measured using a transpulmonary thermodilution method, and DCI onset. The current study aimed at assessing the effects of prophylactic triple-H therapy on GEDI.This prospective multicenter study included aneurysmal SAH patients admitted to 9 hospitals in Japan. The decision to administer prophylactic triple-H therapy and the management protocols were left to the physician in charge (physician-directed therapy) of each participating institution. The primary endpoints were the changes in the hemodynamic variables as analyzed using a generalized linear mixed model.Of 178 patients, 62 (34.8 %) received prophylactic triple-H therapy and 116 (65.2 %) did not. DCI was observed in 35 patients (19.7 %), with no significant difference between the two groups [15 (24.2 %) vs. 20 (17.2 %), p = 0.27]. Although a greater amount of fluid (p < 0.001) and a higher mean arterial pressure (p = 0.005) were observed in the triple-H group, no significant difference was observed between the groups in GEDI (p = 0.81) or cardiac output (p = 0.62).Physician-directed prophylactic triple-H administration was not associated with improved clinical outcomes or quantitative hemodynamic indicators for intravascular volume. Further, GEDI-directed intervention studies are warranted to better define management algorithms for SAH patients with the aim of preventing DCI.
Impact of COVID-19 outbreak on ICU nurses' mental health. An Italian multicenter study.

AIM: The aim of this study was to evaluate variations in ICU nurses ' mental health status over the COVID-19 outbreak by quantifying the extent of symptoms of depression, anxiety and PTSD over time.METHODS: This study was an Italian multicenter prospective cohort study assessing caseness of anxiety, depression and PTSD at 6 and 12 months from the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak in Italy.RESULTS: A total of 359 nurses, 233 (64.9%) were males and 126 (35.1%) were females were enrolled. At 6 months the caseness prevalence for anxiety, depression and PTSD were 31.3%, 32.1% and 18.7% respectively. At 12 months the caseness prevalence for anxiety, depression and PTSD were 34.8%, 36.4% and 24.1 % respectively. No statistically significant increase between 6 and 12 months was recorded for the caseness prevalence anxiety (p= .29) and depression (p= .19). However, an increase for the caseness prevalence PTSD at 12 months was observed (p= .049). The significant risk factors for the 221 patients with at least one disorders were age 31-40 (RR= 1.44, IC= 1.25-1.89; p < .001), female gender (RR= 1.31, IC= 1.02-1.51; p=. 042) and had 0-5 years of professional experience (RR= 1.36, IC= 1.02-1.63; p = .031).The results of our study may provide support for the implementation of some interventions for well-being in COVID-19 outbreak condition.SCOPO: Lo scopo di questo studio era valutare le variazioni dello stato di salute mentale degli infermieri in terapia intensiva durante l'epidemia di COVID-19 quantificando l'entità dei sintomi di depressione, ansia e PTSD nel tempo. METODI: Si tratta di uno studio di coorte prospettico multicentrico italiano che ha valutato la presenza di di ansia, depressione e PTSD a 6 e 12 mesi dall'inizio dell'epidemia di COVID-19. RISULTATI: Sono stati arruolati un totale di 359 infermieri, 233 (64.9%) uomini e 126 (35.1%) donne. A 6 mesi dall’inizio della pandemia, la prevalenza di disturbi di ansia, depressione e disturbo da stress post-traumatico era rispettivamente del 31.3%, 32.1% e 18.7%. A 12 mesi la prevalenza per ansia, depressione e PTSD era rispettivamente del 34.8%, 36.4% e 24.1%. Nessun aumento statisticamente significativo tra 6 e 12 mesi è stato registrato per l’ansia (p = .29) o la depressione (p = .19). Tuttavia, è stato osservato un aumento del disturbo da stress post-traumatico a 12 mesi (p = .049). I fattori di rischio significativi per i 221 pazienti con almeno un disturbo, erano un età di 31-40 (RR = 1.44, IC = 1.25-1.89; p < .001), sesso femminile (RR = 1.31, IC = 1.02-1.51; p = .042) e avere un esperienza professionale di 0-5 anni (RR = 1.36, IC = 1.02-1.63; p = .031). CONCLUSIONI: I risultati del nostro studio possono fornire supporto per l'implementazione di alcuni interventi per il benessere lavorativo nella condizione di epidemia di COVID-19.
A microfluidic platform for probing small artery structure and function

Although pathologic changes to the structure and function of small blood vessels are hallmarks of various cardiovascular diseases, limitations of conventional investigation methods (i.e. pressure myography) have prohibited a comprehensive understanding of the underlying mechanisms. We developed a microfluidic device to facilitate assessment of resistance artery structure and function under physiological conditions (37 degrees C, 45 mmHg transmural pressure). The platform allows for on-chip fixation, long-term culture and fully automated acquisition of up to ten dose-response sequences of intact mouse mesenteric artery segments (diameter approximately 250 micrometres and length approximately 1.5 mm) in a well-defined microenvironment. Even abluminal application of phenylephrine or acetylcholine (homogeneous condition) yielded dose-response relationships virtually identical to conventional myography. Unilateral application of phenylephrine (heterogeneous condition) limited constriction to the drug-exposed side, suggesting a lack of circumferential communication. The microfluidic platform allows us to address new fundamental biological questions, replaces a manually demanding procedure with a scalable approach and may enable organ-based screens to be routinely performed during drug development.
Why PRVs Tends to Oscillate at Low Flows

Abstract A pressure reducing valve (PRV) consists of a main valve and a PRV controller which senses the output pressure and adjusts the opening of the main valve to maintain the outlet pressure at a given set-point [2] . Although it is well known that PRVs tend to oscillate at low flows the problem is not properly understood. This research was motivated by an industrial case-study to remediate instability in the large scale pressure control scheme. The precise cause for the instability has been identified and the measures to improve the robustness of the generic pressure control schemes are proposed.
VEHICLE WITH A MULTIFUNCTIONAL REAR CENTRAL CROSSMEMBER

The invention relates to an electric vehicle (1, 100) comprising a rear floor defined by two parallel longitudinal members (2, 3), the rear floor comprising a rear part (4) having a front zone (5) intended for the attachment of rear seats and for housing an electric battery (6), and a rear zone (7) intended to support a fuel tank (8) the two zones (5, 7) being separated from each other by a rear central crossmember (10) extending in a transverse direction Y of the vehicle (1, 100). According to the invention, the rear central crossmember (10) is in the form of three separate elements (15, 16, 17), including a straight central segment (15) and two lateral housings (16, 17), and the central segment (15) extends in a transverse direction Y of the vehicle, each of the two lateral housings (16, 17) being secured to one end of the central segment (15) and to a longitudinal member (2, 3).
Individuals, social identities and archetypes – the oldest scandinavian personal names in an archaeological light

This project sets out to investigate the relation between personal names, social identities and social status in Scandinavia, ca. 300 - 800 AD. The project is called ArcNames and it aims to rethink the evidence of Late Iron Age and Viking Age personal names and their contexts by putting them into an up-to-date archaeological framework. 
The ArcNames project has two main objectives. First, it will create a better understanding of individual naming and the construction of personal and social identities in the Scandinavian Late Iron Age and Viking Period mainly by investigating the correspondence between names and archaeological evidence relating to identity. Therefore, the first part will assess the motives expressed in personal names and how these correspond with identities expressed in iconography, burial assemblies and runic inscriptions. 
Secondly, these issues will be evaluated in relation to the archaeological understanding of status and landholding, especially through a discussion of the use of personal names in place names and runic inscriptions. The second part thus will investigateshow personal names occuring in place names express status and ownership structures and help to understand the social aspects of Late Iron Age and Viking period settlement patterns. A prominent theme in the investigations will be the perceptions of women and land ownership or power structures in relation to gender. 
The project will work to build an interdisciplinary research environment around onomastics and archaeology at the University in Bergen in connection with the new establishment of the Norwegian Language Collections here. At the same time, it contains a plan to train the fellow in archaeological research skills, university teaching and research management.
TEMPO E ESPAÇO DA DISCIPLINA DE DIDÁTICA NOS CURSOS DE PEDAGOGIA

O objeto do estudo se refere ao tempo e espaço da disciplina de Didática nos cursos de Licenciatura em Pedagogia no Brasil. O problema investigado toma como questão principal: o tempo e espaço da disciplina de Didática nos cursos de pedagogia favorece a formação docente? O objetivo geral é compreender o tempo e espaço da disciplina de didática na formação inicial de professores no curso de Pedagogia. O pressuposto entende a disciplina de Didática, de natureza pedagógica, comprometida com as questões concretas da docência se constitui eixo central para os cursos de formação inicial de professores. A escolha da licenciatura em Pedagogia é intencional por ser este curso destinado à formação de professores para os anos iniciais do ensino fundamental e educação infantil. Metodologicamente o estudo assume a abordagem cartográfica (ROSÁRIO, 2008), a partir do mapeamento do curso de Pedagogia nas universidades federais brasileiras. Para a realização do estudo foi feita a leitura das matrizes curriculares de 61 cursos e a leitura dos Projetos Políticos Pedagógicos (PPPs). Os aportes teóricos fundamentam-se em Candau (1984), Gatti (2019), Marins (2015), Martins (2009,2012), Romanowski (2010,2016) e Veiga (1994, 2012). Os dados levantados permitem considerar que a disciplina de Didática está presente em todos os cursos de Pedagogia nas universidades federais brasileiras. A pesquisa reconheceu que há três eixos de disciplinas de didática nas propostas do curso: a Didática Geral, as Didáticas Específicas e as Didáticas para as modalidades de ensino.
Keystroke Authentication with a Capacitive Display using Different Mobile Devices

This study investigates keystroke dynamics as biometric authentication on different smartphones. We analysed different sensors in the smartphones which affect the error rates of the authentication. We also evaluate the effectiveness of different features based on the error rates. In addition, a framework is presented for using one device as a base model to authenticate the same person on other devices. We conduct with an experiment with three devices and three different keywords to assess how well different devices can be used (error rates smaller than 3.5 %) and suitable combinations of devices. Moreover, our experiment results showed that passwords spread over the whole keyboard have lower error rates.
Continuing the services of enhancing the innovation management capacity of sme's by the enterprise europe network in flanders

Continuing the existing  services for enhancing the innovation management capacity of SME's by the Enterprise Europe Network in Flanders
This project proposal aims at continuing  the services of EEN in Flanders with regard to the key account management
for the SME instrument under H2020 as entrusted by the European Commission to the Enterprise Europe network. It also
concerns the additional support services that EEN will deliver with regard to the enhancement of the innovation management
capacities of SMEs as decided the H2020. The present proposal describes how the Flemish VEBIN consortium will continue to realise the services in the region of Flanders, how these will be embedded in the regional innovation support system to the
benefit of Flemish SMEs, how the consortium will manage the services and how feedback will be organised in order to
ensure a high quality service provision and an added European value. It particularly reflects on the smart signposting of clients among all relevant support stakeholders and to the efficient use of existing tools. It also expresses the consortium
willingness to cooperate whenever requested by the Commission or by EASME to participate in benchmarking exercises
among the various participating consortia and to give feedback on the implementation of the services in the region of
Flanders (Belgium).
Apoyo de la empresa «Viajes de sueños» de Barbara Jaśnikowska en la superación de la situación causada por la pandemia de COVID-19.

La ayuda que recibiría me ayudaría en mis actividades actuales, reconstruir una empresa particularmente afectada por la pandemia de COVID-19 y garantizar que se mantenga el empleo de varias docenas de personas, lo que más me importa. Soy un emprendedor que ha estado operando desde 2007. Actualmente tengo un restaurante y hoteles. En noviembre de 2019, empleé a 31 personas. Estaba planeando desarrollar mi negocio. Desafortunadamente, debido a la situación actual en el país y en el mundo, me encuentro en una situación muy difícil. Mi negocio se basa en la admisión de grupos escolares. Debido a su cierre, desde principios de marzo, me han privado de ingresos. Sin embargo, hay enormes costos. A diferencia de muchas empresas en mi industria, hasta ahora he tratado de mantener el empleo tanto como sea posible porque me importa el destino de mis empleados. Desafortunadamente, sin recibir ayuda, no podré hacerlo pronto. Me gustaría mucho evitar recortes de empleos. Desafortunadamente, muchas reservas de vacaciones ya han sido canceladas, también las llegadas de otoño e invierno siguen en cuestión, porque incluso después de la apertura de las escuelas a partir de septiembre de 2020, muchos grupos tendrán que permanecer en sus localidades y ponerse al día después de una ausencia más larga. Si no hay una próxima ola de pandemias, lo más probable es que pueda volver a mi negocio en la primavera de 2021. Para entonces, tendré que mantener las instalaciones y el personal.
IANNETTA ANGELO MICHELE CONSTRUCTION SRL

DEMANDE D’ASSOUPLISSEMENT VISÉE DANS L’AVIS PUBLIC DE PETITES SUBVENTIONS EN FAVEUR DES PME SUSPENDUES OU ENTRAÎNANT UNE BAISSE IMPORTANTE DU CHIFFRE D’AFFAIRES.
Clever cities - co-designing locally tailored ecological solutions for value added, socially inclusive regeneration in cities

Hamburg (DE), London (UK) and Milan (IT) have decided to create CLEVER Cities. Led by Hamburg, a well-balanced, competent partnership will position the EU as global leader in nature-based solution (NBS) innovation. CLEVER Cities applies a city centric approach, starting by key urban regeneration challenges and employing strong local partner clusters, to foster sustainable and socially inclusive urban regeneration locally, in Europe and globally. We will co-create, - implement, and -manage locally tailored NBS to deliver tangible social, environmental and economic improvements for urban regeneration. We are committed to make the interventions in front-runner cities (FR) cases for successful NBS and  prepare robust replication roadmaps in fellow cities (FE), that also have NBS experience and expertise to offer. We will ensure long-term sustainability of actions in FR and FE  by initiating urban innovation partnerships that will use SMART city principles to engage residents, establish new governance procedures, generate innovative financing and investment strategies. CLEVER Cities will employ partners’ large global networks to generate rapid and durable uptake of NBS by capacitating businesses and a CLEVER Solutions Basket with innovative technological, business, financing and governance solutions, in Europe and globally. The influential and committed FR will serve as role model for FE and global cities in East Asia and South America. All cities will actively engage in replication, thus, help to meet EU and UN sustainability goals and profile the EU as global leader in green innovation. CLEVER Cities materialises in strong local clusters around FR with partners, which can both support local co-creation as well as transversal activities with specific knowledge and expertise. This makes it a distinct, exciting project that will generate lasting results in cities and deliver a CLEVER Cities package with solutions, guidance and open-sourced data EU NBS reference framework.