SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Gaussian basis sets for ab initio calculation of NLO properties of polyatomic molecules

In this paper, basis sets for H, C, N and O atoms were adjusted to obtain electric properties of diatomic molecules. The dipole moment, polarizability and first-order hyperpolarizability were calculated for H$_{2}$, CH$^{+}$, CN$^{-}$ and CO molecules and the basis sets modified to reproduce the reference data available. A sequential methodology was used, where the basis set for H is firstly adjusted and then used to fit the basis set for C in the CH$^{+}$ molecule and so on. The final basis sets were (7s2p1d)→[3s2p1d] for H and (9s5p2d)→ [5s3p2d] for C and O. In the case of N atom, the best basis set was found to be (9s5p1d)→[5s3p1d], where only one set of d polarization functions was needed. The atomic basis sets fitted were further utilized for calculation of geometry and electric properties of 36 benzene derivatives mono- and di-substituted by electron donor and acceptor groups attached at ortho, meta and para positions. The results were satisfactory for most of molecules. For instance, in the case of p-nitroaniline, an important push-pull benzene derivative, the first hyperpolarizability was predicted to be 9.4 × 10$^{-30}$ e.s.u. in excellent agreement with experimental value, 9.2 × 10$^{-30}$ e.s.u.. Besides electric properties, our basis sets also gave good geometries for polyatomic molecules at reasonable computational cost. Therefore, the results reported in the present paper suggest the use of our modified basis sets for calculation of geometry and electric properties (linear and non-linear) of push-pull benzene derivatives like molecules.
New Technology–based Firms – an exploratory study of technology exploitation and industrial renewal

This paper explores the role of new technology–based firms in the process of industrial renewal of Sweden by analyzing a set of such firms which were established in the period 1965–1974. We find that there has been an extensive trade in the technology base of these firms and a great deal of the transactions were made with foreign partners, in particular for electronics based firms. Those acquired were among the ones with the best growth and technological performance. Whilst the effect of this set of NTBFs on Swedish industry's renewal was positive, it was small in magnitude and probably below its potential. We hypothesize that features of the Swedish industrial environment, in particular, a poorly developed capital market and a historical specialization in mechanical engineering, are responsible for the relatively unimpressive impact of these firms.
Cmos solutions for mid-board integrated transceivers with breakthrough connectivity at ultra-low cost

The COSMICC consortium gathers key industrial and research partners with world-leading positions in the fields of Silicon photonics, CMOS electronics, Printed Circuit Board-Packaging, Optical transceivers and Data-Centers around a strong vision: mass commercialization of Si-photonics-based transceivers is possible starting in 2019 by enhancing the existing photonic integration platform of one of the partners, STMicroelectronics.
COSMICC will develop optical transceivers that will be packaged on-board. Combining CMOS electronics and Si-photonics with innovative-high-throughput fiber-attachment techniques, the developed solutions are scalable to meet the future data-transmission requirements in data-centers and Super computing systems. With performances improved by an order of magnitude as compared with current VCSELs transceivers, COSMICC developed technology will answer tremendous market needs with a target cost per bit that the traditional WDM transceivers cannot meet. The early setting up of a new value chain will enable exploitation of the developed technologies.
In a first high reward step-modification of the fabrication platform, COSMICC consortium will achieve mid-board optical transceivers in the [2Tbit/s -2pJ/bit- 0.2€ per Gbit/s]-class with ~200Gbit/s per fiber: the introduction of one process brick (SiN layer) in the photonic process will enable low-cost packaging techniques (up to 2x12 fiber channels) and practical coarse WDM implementation (4 wavelengths with no temperature-control requirements). The built demonstrators will be tested in lab and field environments. In compliancy with the enhanced-fabrication platform, lasers will be developed by heterogeneous integration of III-V material, targeting improved temperature behavior, and doubled-bit-rate payback.
A second step-modification of the fabrication platform will consist in evaluating a disruptive process that enables SiGe layers with tunable Si-composition for achieving micrometer-scale devices.
Alheira

Among the processed pork products, one of the most traditional in Trás-os-Montes, Ne Portugal, is the alheira. Being a regional product it is consumed throughout the country, being part of Portuguese gastronomy. There are a large number of different brands, mostly commercial and three with PGI label, which can have different formulations and production conditions that can vary between regions. However, PGI label brands establish a set of guarantees that production methods must comply with. Thus, this chapter describes in detail the formulation processes, stages of elaboration with the analysis of the variability in the centesimal physical-chemical composition.
BACTERIAL CELLULOSE FIBER, THREAD AND TAPE PRODUCTION PROCESS AND RESULTING PRODUCTS

Process for production of bacterial cellulose fibers, yarns. threads and tapes and resulting products, more specifically is the bacterial cellulose production process (P), where such cellulose is produced by the microorganism Gluconobacter(Acetobacter)xylinum, being directed to develop inside a controlled environment, specifically tubes (T), made of materials that are gas permeable, with wall thickness and diameters appropriate to the product type (F) you wish to produce; referred process (P) uses, as carbon source, an anhydrite glucose and no residuals in the environment that need to be dealt with at the end of the production; the process (P) enables the microorganism to be forced to produce cellulose fibrils that are spread along the entire internal wall of the tube (T), configuring the resulting product (F) in the format of a thread, fiber or tape, of variable diameter and length according to the tube that generated and according to the format imposed during the fermentation process.
Engineering interdependence - a window into the evolution of the human mind

The human mind is very similar to that of other great apes, yet also strikingly different, and a vast body of research converges on one conclusion: this gap is fundamentally social. Moreover, it emerges early in ontogeny, reflects the distinctly human neurochemical profile, and is characterized by physiological, hormonal, and behavioural synchronicity. But why did this gap evolve in the first place, and why was it us, rather than any of the other great apes, who diverged so dramatically and evolved this unique socio-cognitive niche? Multiple proposals stress interdependence as the key factor during human cognitive evolution, but testing this idea empirically remains a major challenge for the field. ENGINE sets out to do so, by proposing a process-oriented working model of human cognitive evolution in which interdependence takes centre stage, and testing it by engineering interdependence in the marmoset monkey, the emerging next-generation model for human social behaviour. I will thus produce an inter-dependent lineage of marmosets that will only be able to overcome daily challenges (i.e. finding food, defence against out-groups and predators, securing comfort) via mandatory cooperation, whereas an in-dependent lineage will have to overcome these challenges via individual effort. I will investigate downstream effects of this experimentally induced variation in interdependence on neurochemistry, synchronization at various levels, and cognitive outcomes. I will examine both immediate and long-term effects, when mandatory interdependence is experienced during ontogeny and over generations of animals. I will complement this engineering part by studies with human children, and validate it with wild marmosets. ENGINE thus allows us for the first time to comprehensively assess how interdependence affects socio-cognitive functioning in nonhuman primates, which brings us a crucial step forward in understanding how and why the human mind evolved.
A Robust Asymptotically Based Modeling Approach for Two-Phase Flows

A simple semitheoretical method for calculating two-phase frictional pressure gradient in horizontal circular pipes using asymptotic analysis to develop a robust compact model is presented. Two-phase frictional pressure gradient is expressed in terms of the asymptotic single-phase frictional pressure gradients for liquid and gas flowing alone. The proposed model can be transformed into either a two-phase frictional multiplier for liquid flowing alone (ϕ l 2 ) or two-phase frictional multiplier for gas flowing alone (ϕ g 2 ) as a function of the Lockhart-Martinelli parameter, X. Single-phase friction factors are calculated using the Churchill model which allows for prediction over the full range of laminar-transition-turbulent regions and allows for pipe roughness effects. The proposed model is compared against published data to show the asymptotic behavior. Comparison with other existing correlations for two-phase frictional pressure gradient such as the Chisholm correlation, the Friedel correlation, and the Müller-Steinhagen and Heck correlation, is also presented. Comparison with experimental data for both ϕ l and ϕ l versus X is also presented. At the end of the paper, the present asymptotic model is also extended to minichannels and microchannels.
ZENIT AMBIENTE - S.R.L.

LA SOCIETA' SI OCCUPA DELLA REALIZZAZIONE E DEL COMMERCIO DI ATTREZZATURE PER L'ANTIQUINAMENTO, DI ATTREZZATURE E PRODOTTI PER L'INDUSTRIA IN GENERE; L'IMPRESA INOLTRE IMPORTA ED ESPORTA MATERIE PRIME E PRODOTTI PER IL DISINQUINAMENTO AMBIENTALE. DISTRIBUIAMO PRODOTTI ASSORBENTI IN FIBRA DI POLIPROPILENE PER OLI E IDROCARBURI E REALIZZIAMO SISTEMI PER IL CONTENIMENTO DI SOSTANZE INQUINANTI. FORNIAMO I NOSTRI PRODOTTI A STRADE, AUTOSTRADE, AEROPORTI, TERMINAL E MARINE ARRIVANDO A COPRIRE L'INTERO TERRITORIO NAZIONALE.
Efectos secundarios de la aplicación tópica de un aceite de esencial: dermatitis alérgica de contacto a aceite de árbol de té

Background. Tea tree oil is an essential oil, whose use is increasing in our setting, due both to its supposed medicinal effects and to its aromatic properties. We describe our experience with allergic contact dermatitis following the application of this oil. Material and methods. Five patients in the last 5 years (0.4% of all the patients studied in specialized consultation) reacted to a 5% concentration of tea tree oil in Vaseline. Results. All the patients presented strong reactions, and in all cases these were considered relevant. Three of them also reacted to oxidized d-limonene, one of the components of tea tree oil, which is present in our standard series. Conclusions. Different cases have been described in the literature on allergic contact dermatitis due to tea tree oil, but until recently it was infrequent in our setting. With the increased popularity of alternative and natural therapies we have witnessed several cases of sensitization to this essential oil, which had been used to treat several supposedly “infectious” skin diseases, but which were very probably different forms of dermatitis.
La "plus belle énigme du monde" ne veut pas être résolue. Le besoin de mémoire multiple à Madagascar

À travers une conversation, les auteurs examinent la prévalence de la mémoire multiple dans l'historiographie malgache, jusqu'à tolérer des discours ouvertement non scientifiques. Ils proposent que cette tolérance soit une conséquence de la persistance adaptative d'un cadre logique pluriel face à l'imposition épistémologique universaliste de la colonisation, puis de la mondialisation. Ce cadre permettrait d'établir des distances entre (ex)colonisés/ées et (ex)colonisateurs/trices, ainsi que de jeter des ponts vers les identités locales malgaches et leurs formes de prise de décision. Ce modèle pourrait contribuer à relever le défi de la diversité dans la société mondiale, rendu visible par le débat décolonial.
Beyond 1m genomes

The Beyond 1 Million Genomes (B1MG) consortium will establish the support and coordination structure for the European 1+ Million Genomes initiative (1+MG), which is based upon the commitment of 20 European Member States and Norway that have signed the Declaration ‘Towards access to at least 1 million sequenced genomes in the EU by 2022’. Collectively, these countries have committed to establish a cross-border federated network of national genome collections associated with phenotypic data, consented for advancing health and medicine practices across Europe. Europe is uniquely placed to take on this challenge and position itself as a global leader in this field.

B1MG will go ‘beyond’ the 1M genome target and ‘beyond’ the 20 signatory countries. The project will collaborate with an array of international initiatives and consult a range of stakeholders to support the creation of a pan-European genome-based health data infrastructure, encompassing data quality and exchange standards, access protocols and legal guidance. Recommendations will be translated to a B1MG maturity level model that provides concrete guidance on the steps required to implement personalised medicine, a healthcare approach that takes into account a person’s genetic make-up, at local, regional and national-scale. 

Personalised medicine is expected to bring significant socio-economic benefits, including more efficient national health systems. Faster and more accurate diagnosis, the development of pharmacogenomics and advancement of preventative medicine will lead to better health, quality of life of patients and increased life expectancy. This will be captured in a methodology for economic evaluation, forming the basis of future business-cases for implementation in the health sector.
Correlating the state and properties of grain boundaries

Phase diagrams revolutionized materials development by predicting the conditions for phase stability and transformations, providing a thermodynamic concept for materials design including synthesis, processing and application. Similarly, surface science has established thermodynamic concepts for surface states and transitions, but the analogon for grain boundaries (GB) is just emerging due to their complexity. GB are among the most prominent microstructure defects separating grains in polycrystalline materials spanning a multidimensional space. Unlocking control of GB phases and their transitions will enable a new level of materials design allowing to tailor functional & structural properties. This proposal targets on (i) predicting and resolving GB phase transitions, (ii) establishing guidelines for GB phase transitions and GB phase diagrams, (iii) correlating GB phase transitions with property changes, (iv) providing compositional-structural design criteria for GB engineering, (v) which will be tested by demonstrators with tailored GB strength and GB mobility. GB-CORRELATE focusses on Cu and Al alloys in form of thin films as this allows to implement a hierarchical strategy expanding from individual special GB to GB networks and a transfer of the GB concepts to thin film applications.
The infinite number of GB requires also statistical approaches; combinatorial thin film deposition will be used to establish Cu and Al alloy films with substitutional (Ag, Al, Cu, Si, Ni) and interstitial (B) solute elements. High throughput grain growth experiments will be employed to detect GB phase transitions by changes in GB mobility. Advanced atomic resolved correlated microscopy and spectroscopy supported by powerful computational approaches will identify GB phases and correlate them with transport properties. Sophisticated in-situ micromechanical studies lay the ground for interlinking GB phases and GB mechanics, finally harvested to create mechanically exceptional materials.
Transaction costs theory, governance modes and incentives in Colombia: a case study

The paper examines the ability of the transaction cost theory to explain the incentives in the health chain. A case study was conducted on CPS, a health insurer in Bogota. CPS moves in the environment of high transaction costs, and uses the hybrid form of governance at outpatient level, which is according to the theory. At hospital level, despite high uncertainty, the market is used as a form of governance, which makes it difficult to relate payments to hospital performance. The paper concludes that the transaction costs theory partially explains the configuration of incentives. © 2013 Universidad ICESI. Published by Elsevier Espana. All rights reserved. Teoria de custos de transaccao, formas de gestao e os incentivos na Colombia: um estudo de caso
Emigrant political incorporation: policies and practices

Internationally mobile citizens pose a challenge to policy-makers concerned with their political rights and participation. There has been a remarkable rise in countries extending voting rights to their non-resident citizens (emigrants) over the last two decades with 115 countries granting such rights by 2007. This project will examine the political participation and incorporation of emigrants along two main research objectives: First, it investigates the policies and politics of emigrant participation by questioning why states grant emigrants external voting rights. This will be done through a mixed methods approach including a) a large-N study where the main predictors include both transnational and domestic political variables; and b) a focused comparison of three cases (Spain, Italy, France) which compare the role of key stakeholders (including political parties and emigrants) in both the initial process of emigrant enfranchisement and subsequent restrictions or extensions to these rights. Second, the research focuses on practices and processes of emigrant political incorporation. This will be analyzed through a comparative study of the emigrant candidates based in North America, which are running for office in parliamentary elections in Italy and France. The project will compare the profile, motivation and strategies of the candidates in their negotiation with the political parties for whom they candidate. The research, to be carried out at Harvard University and the Autonomous University of Barcelona, presents a unique opportunity to build a transatlantic network and strengthen both my analytical and methodological toolkit. This will significantly enhance my career prospects. The project is expected to contribute to European policy debates on how to ensure more effective political participation of mobile citizens in their homeland.
SEAMLESS CALL TRANSITIONS WITH ESCALATION-AWARE NOTIFICATIONS

While a device is engaged in an audio-only call, an incoming video call can be received. Video call context information can be included as part of the incoming video call notification, and such information can include an indication that the incoming video call is in fact an escalation of the audio-only call. Based on the call context information, a variety of actions can be taken. For example, the audio-only call can be seamlessly transitioned to the video call.
Movement Disorder Assessment and Attenuation Techniques for Removal of Tremor

AbstractA weighted-frequency Fourier linear combiner (WFLC) filter is used for removal of tremor motion for data captured from movement disorders subjects with essential tremor (ET) and Parkinson’s disease (PD). This technique is applied here in six degrees-of-freedom and data are filtered so that a comparison can be made before and after filtering to assess the extent to which the WFLC filter removed tremor. A wavelet spectral analysis is employed to determine the effectiveness of the filter in removing tremor in the 3-12 Hz band of interest. A Kalman filter is employed to improve data processing so that six degree-of-freedom tremor motion can be accurately rendered for subsequent filtering; such accurate rendering is needed so that full tremor motion can be adequately described. A Fourier coherence based technique is utilized so that relationships for interrelated tremors for the different six degrees-of-freedom can be identified. Much of the analysis shown is novel.KeywordsWeighted-frequency fourier linear combiner (WFLC)WaveletsAccelerometersGyroscopesEssential tremorParkinson’s diseaseKalman filter
Real-time Overload Control System of Automobile Based on C8051F MCU

A real-time overload control system of automobile based on C8051F MCU is presented, and it’s measuring principle and design of hardware and software are analyzed. This system can complete signal acquisition and processing, the wireless communication, LCD displaying, alarming and park controlling and so on. Through real-time stress testing for vehicle load-bearing beams force of specific point, it can monitor whether the vehicle load is normal or not, arouse alarm equipment, and the car parking control. By this method, the control system can greatly improve the automobile driving safety, and cut down the overloaded vehicles damages for highway. Thus it can reduce the incidence of traffic accidents.
CONFORMABLE INSULATION ASSEMBLY

A conformable insulation assembly (40) is provided and includes a mineral fiber batt (20) of a binderless fibrous material of substantially long fibers. The insulation assembly (40) is capable of conforming and expanding its shape to an area into which it is installed better than prior art insulation assemblies.
A PROCESS FOR PRODUCING AND REDUCING AN IRON OXIDE BRIQUETTE

A process for producing and reducing an iron ore briquette, the process comprising the steps of: a. combining together a comminuted iron bearing material, a comminuted carbonaceous material, a fluxing material and a primary binder material to form a briquette mixture; b. adding a metallic particulate material to the briquette mixture; c. adding hot water and a secondary binder material to the briquette mixture; d. kneading the briquette mixture together; e. compacting the briquette mixture under pressure to form a green briquette, f. subjecting the green briquette to a primary curing to form a stable iron ore briquette or pre-heating the green briquette by conventional or induction heating means up to a temperature of 800°C; and g. feeding the green briquette or pre-heated green briquette to a furnace to produce pig iron, wherein when the iron ore briquette is subjected to electromagnetic radiation, the metallic particulate material dispersed within the iron ore briquette promotes formation of increased reactivity or seed sites and thereby increase the reduction of the iron ore briquette to form pig iron.
Ethics Codes Of The Hungarian Top 200 Companies

The aim of this current article is to summarize the statements regarding the code of ethics examined in the empirical research of the Hungarian TOP 200 corporate ethics institution system. This study was conducted by the Ethics and Transparency work team of the Hungarian Business Leaders Forum. The research indicates that in Hungary, similar to transitional economies, the codes of ethics are also undeveloped. The main purposes of introducing the code of ethics include providing guidelines for employees, declaring ethical commitment, and the development of company’s culture. Based on the topics, emphasis is laid on protecting the interests of the companies. However, improving competitiveness and meeting the expectations of stakeholders plays an insignificant role. The practice of the code of ethics in the Hungarian large companies contradicts the global tendency that the codes are more and more comprehensive. Thus, they contain several objectives that define corporate responsibility, and they not only focus on the do's and don’ts of employees.