SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
The rationale for the optimum efficiency of columns packed with new 1.9μm fully porous Titan-C18 particles—A detailed investigation of the intra-particle diffusivity

In a previous report, it was reported that columns packed with fully porous 1.9μm Titan-C18 particles provided a minimum reduced plate height as small as 1.7 for the most retained compound (n-octanophenone) under RPLC conditions. These particles are characterized by a relatively narrow size distribution with a relative standard deviation (RSD) of only 10%. A column packed with classical 5μm Symmetry-C18 particles, used as a reference RPLC column, generated a minimum reduced plate height of 2.1 for the same retained compound. This work demonstrates that this was due to an unusually low intra-particle diffusivity across these particles, which leads to a small longitudinal diffusion coefficient along the column. The demonstration is based on the combination of accurate measurements of the height equivalent to a theoretical plate (HETP), inverse size exclusion chromatography (ISEC), peak parking (PP), and minor disturbance method (MDM) experiments. The experimental results show that the reduced eddy dispersion HETP term (A=0.8 for a reduced velocity of 5), the internal particle porosity (ϵp=0.35), and the enrichment of acetonitrile in the pore volume (75% acetonitrile in the bulk, 85% inside the mesoporous volume) are identical on both the Titan-C18 and Symmetry-C18 columns. The difference between the internal structures of these two brands of RPLC-C18 fully porous particles lies in the values of the internal obstruction factor γp, which is 0.42 for the Symmetry-C18 but only 0.26 for the Titan-C18 particles. This is in part related to the diffusion hindrance due to the small average pore size of the Titan-C18 particles, around 59Å versus 77Å for Symmetry-C18 particles. A simple model of constriction along diffusion paths having the shape of a truncated cone suggests that the width of the pore size distribution (RSD of 30% and 20% for Titan-C18 and Symmetry-C18 particles) is mostly responsible for the difference in their obstruction factors.
Bi-Luotsi — Development of the digital transformation consulting model for SMEs in Easteam Oy

The aim is to develop a new kind of expert service for Easteam Oy’s business, focusing on digitalisation and digitalisation of business processes and an electronic control system that supports its implementation. The measures of the development project are to examine the challenges related to the digitalisation and business operations of SMEs in the region, to develop metrics and analytics methods to measure development results, to create an expert service developing the digitalisation of business and to design a digital system to support the implementation of the service. As a result, Easteam Oy will create a new kind of expert service and a digital control system that supports its wider implementation.
Résistances à l’esthétisation du monde : scènes et performances

Lipovetski et Serroy, dans leur ouvrage paru en 2013, documentent un capitaliste artiste et une esthétisation du monde, où la compétitivité se joue sur le terrain du sensible, des affects et d’une créativité exacerbée. Le management des expériences esthétiques dans les organisations impose un partage du sensible, limitant les possibilités d’autres expériences, de prises de parole et de styles d’existence, il est en cela éminemment politique. Toutefois, n’y a-t-il pas aussi l’apparition de formes de résistance, formant des scènes de contestations et de subversion de ce management ? Selon une approche tournée vers les affects, nous étudions le cas de l’esthétisation imposée dans la ville de Belo Horizonte (Brésil) et des battles de MCs qui détournent un espace désaffecté pour le retapisser d’affects mobilisateurs et contestataires. Ces duels construisent une expérience esthétique contestant celle théâtralisée par la ville où la mise en scène de l’espace promeut au centre calme, luxe et volupté favorables à la consommation. Le contraste permet de saisir combien l’esthétisation impose un regard, l’écoute sélective de certaines voix, une occupation de l’espace, un repositionnement du public et du commun, un ordre où chacun demeure à sa place. Si l’esthétisation promeut une théâtralisation, il s’agit d’un théâtre de la représentation et non de la répétition, qui combat les scènes qui proposeraient un autre partage du sensible. Un théâtre auquel s’opposent des performances, où les corps de ceux qui ressentent n’avoir pas de voix jouent leur propre rôle et leur place. Dans une perspective bien différente de celle d’un échange d’arguments rationnels dans l’espace public, le cas nous fait découvrir une guérilla du sensible, où corps, affects, territoires et performances sont au cœur de ce qui se joue dans les villes et les organisations.
A Study on Exports of Fish and Fish Products and their Role in Economic Growth of Pakistan

The objective of this study is to evaluate exports of fish and fisheries products and their importance in the ground of Pakistan's economy. Pakistani seafood has a significant export potential. A widespreaddiversity of commercially valued products are available. The results showed exports of Fish and fisheries products tend to increase in most years but fluctuated during the past years. In 2011 exports of Pakistani fisheries products grew significantly in volume about 131,000 tonnes and USD226m in value. Study has suggested that Government and experienced authority of Pakistan should give serious attention in food safety of imported and exported fishery productsand to manage export of Fisheries products into real economic resources. It is expected that in the near future a number of processing establishments will be re-approved to gain better position in the international sea food exports market.
Implementation of a common operational mechanism (COM) for the reception of activities in mediterranean rural areas

Confronted for many years by a movement of rural exodus and by the aging of their population, the rural Mediterranean municipalities have become increasingly fragile due to a demographic decline, accompanied by a diminution of services and commercial enterprises, which all lead to a loss of their identity. However, the mobility of the professionals, the information and communication technologies (ICT), the new model of professional and family organisation, the mutation of the economy and of work, the concern for a sustainable development and the search for a better quality of life in view of the urban nuisances permits the rural Mediterranean territories to inverse the tendency above and to find new ways of local development. In effect the architectural, cultural and environmental heritage and the space at their disposal are the new factors of attraction, provided of course that they propose a certain number of services in response to the needs of «the model of urban life» which is becoming general. In this actual environment which is taking shaped, the project partners propose in the territories implicated the implementation of a «Common Operational Mechanism (C.O.M.) of reception activities in the Mediterranean countryside» (Philoxenia). This mechanism foresees the financial, technical and cultural support of persons wishing to install themselves in the target zones, to create their own micro-projects and also to contribute to vitality of their rural territories.
TEXTILES AND ARTICLES, AND PROCESSES FOR MAKING THE SAME

Articles of wear having one or more textiles that include a low processing temperature polymeric composition and a high processing temperature polymeric composition, and methods of manufacturing the same are disclosed. The low processing temperature polymeric composition and the high processing temperature polymeric composition can be selectively incorporated into a textile to provide one or more structural properties and/or other advantageous properties to the article. The textile can be thermoformed to impart such structural and/or other advantageous properties to the article of wear. This abstract is intended as a scanning tool for purposes of searching in the particular art and is not intended to be limiting of the present disclosure.
Understanding globalization outside 'global cities': european provincial cities in the first globalization, 1880-1914

EPCFG explores how populations in three provincial European cities (Leipzig, Germany; Lille, France; Manchester, England) understood and responded to the experience of globalization. The period of focus is 1880-1914, a critical phase in the history of the phenomenon, sometimes known as 'the first globalization'. A confluence of developments in travel, communications, trade, and cultural exchange led contemporaries to observe that the world was 'shrinking', increasingly understanding themselves and their societies to take shape in a global, not national or European, context. EPCFG has the following objectives. 1. To understand how the interlinked phenomena that constituted globalization were understood in provincial places, that are not typically the focus of histories of globalization, thereby refining historical understandings of the phenomena and the paradigm in general. 2. As such EPCFG responds to a prominent criticism of globalization as a historical paradigm, namely that historians have mainly analysed it at the global scale, failing to understand its multiple local meanings. These two objectives, elaborated with further concrete research actions in Part B of this proposal, will be achieved through a program of training with the supervisor and other experts in global urban history at the host institution, and archival work in the three cities. Archival work, and ultimately research outputs from the project, will be organised round three thematic case studies, each of which will be applied to all three cities. The case studies are A. discourses surrounding travel and transport, especially large projects of transport infrastructure; B. the global flow of commodities and the cities' participation in industrial production; C. the gathering and dissemination of news and information about events across the world, both through local newspapers, and means such as the composition and performance of poetry and song.
MANAJEMEN PENANGANAN KEGAWATDARURATANOBSTETRI PADA PUSKESMAS PONED DI KABUPATEN DOMPUPROVINSI NUSA TENGGARA BARAT

Background: Emergency and obstetric complications can not always be
foreseen in advance and may occur in pregnant women in the
identification of normal, so that pregnant women should be as close as
possible to health facilities is a primary health care. Emergency services
are provided at primary health care is called Neonatal Basic Obstetric
Services Emergency(PONED). According to the annual report of the
District Health Office Dompu PONED maternal mortality in 2010 there
were as many as 4 people from the number of live births and as many as
5,327 people from the number of obstetric complications were found in
primary health care and Polindes/ Poskesdes as many as in 1,192 and
refer to RSUD as many as 493 cases.
Method: Qualitative methods in the design case studies and data
analyzed by descriptive process management to evaluate the
implementation of emergency handling and management of obstetric
emergency obstetric referral cases in primary health care PONED in
Dompu District. The subject of this research is Head of Division
Binkesmas and Head of Division Yankesdas and referral health
department Dompu district, PONED Primary health care team, midwives
and physician emergency General Hospital Dompu, as well as pregnant
women by the number of respondents 20 people.
Result: Service and emergency management PONED Primary health
care is still on call, the availability of funds is sufficient but there are still
components that are not budgeted, most of the facilities and equipment
already exists, but there are some that are not yet available. PONED team
has not attended training for staff development and program evaluation
has not been done. Handling and management of referral of pregnant
women has not been fully put BAKSOKU referral standard. Ambulance
transportation means the condition is not feasible to be used to refer.
Conclusion: The pregnant women who are referred to and addressed the
basic principle is not appropriate for handling the case referral may
increase the risk of maternal death.
Bearing the right to healthcare, autonomy and hope

In this article, I discuss the significance of understanding within the context of the campaign for affordable and accessible HIV/AIDS treatments in South Africa, the transformational effects of the interplay between political rationality and affect for HIV-positive subjectivities. The article focuses on the policy tactics, in 2001, of the lobbying for a policy to prevent mother-to-child-transmission of HIV. A close reading of the lobby groups' rationalization of healthcare as a fundamental human right reveals a strategic attempt to recast a sense of helplessness into self-responsibilization, which concurrently involved nourishing hope in the preferred future for women with HIV to be afforded the right to individual choice associated with self-determination. Therefore, the struggle for a policy to prevent mother-to-child-transmission of HIV - an exemplary initiative to reconstitute HIV-positive subjectivity - maneuvered within both rationalizing and emotive spaces. Ongoing engagement of the broader campaign's contribution to redefining being HIV-positive thus also necessitates accounting for the effects of the convergence of political rationality and emotion in its tactically emancipatory project.
New tools for terrain gravimetry

Poor knowledge of the spatio-temporal changes in the characteristics and distribution of subsurface fluids remains an insurmountable barrier to addressing important societal issues, including: sustainable management of energy resources (e.g., hydrocarbons and geothermal energy), management of water resources, and assessment of hazard (e.g., volcanic eruptions). Gravimetry is highly attractive because it can detect changes in subsurface mass, thus providing a window into processes that involve deep fluids. However, high cost and operating features associated with current instrumentation seriously limits the practical field use of gravimetry. 
NEWTON-g proposes a radical change of paradigm for gravimetry to overcome such limitations. We aim at developing a field-compatible gravity imager able to real-time monitor the evolution of the subsurface mass changes through continuous images of the gravity field. This system will include an array of low-costs MEMS-based relative gravimeters anchored on an absolute quantum gravimeter. The adjustable position, grid and shape of the array of sensors and the continuous logging of the gravimeters will provide imaging of gravity changes, associated with variations in subsurface fluid properties, with unparalleled spatio-temporal resolution. 
Specific work will be carried out to ruggedize the devices for field operation. We will deploy the new gravity imager at Etna volcano (Italy), where frequent gravity fluctuations, easy access to the active structures and the presence of a multiparameter monitoring system (including traditional gravimeters) ensure an excellent natural laboratory for testing the new tools. Insights from the new gravity imager will be used for volcanic hazards analysis, to demonstrate the importance of gravity to problems of societal relevance. A successful implementation of NEWTON-g will open new doors for geophysical exploration and will shift the locus of gravimeter manufacture from North America to Europe.
Water Gushing Mechanism and Grouting Sealing Technology of Vertical Shaft lining in Yiqiao Coal Mine

According to the technical problem of mine shaft lining breaking,water gushing seriously in shaft,many invalid sealing of using single liquid and dual fluid cement and sodium silicate in the deep and thick topsoil under complex hydrogeology conditions of Yiqiao coal mine,combining with the construction quality hypothesis and the vertical additional stress hypothesis of the mine shaft lining breaking theory,the water gushing characteristics and deformation failure mechanism of the main and auxiliary shaft were analyzed.And on this basis,grouting and blocking water gushing and reinforcement of surrounding rock mechanism of the high polymer chemistry material marithan N were studied,and the drill hole layout and the construction technology of grouting between borehole wall of topsoil section,grouting behind the wall of the bedrock section were formulated,and the process monitoring for the grouting quantity and grouting pressure were carried out.Through long-term monitoring of the shaft lining water gushing,the shaft lining water gushing was less than 0.05 m3/h,which realized the purpose of preventing and controlling of shaft lining water gushing,shaft lining breaking,stability of aquifer water pressure,and released and inhibited additional pressure of mine shaft-lining.
Large format textile printing

Our company, ALEPH, was founded in 1999 (Lurate Caccivio, Italy) as a Software House & Integrated Hardware textile solution company. Since then, we have become a respected large-format printer manufacturer and consumables+software provider. This comprehensive capability allowed us to deliver our textile-industry customers strong sets of solutions so they can turn their design ideas into material reality. Thus, we cover the two main bases for this industry: 1) design+development, marketing and support of CAD/CAM  software; 2) development of the OEM  plotters themselves. We are framed within the so-called “Digital Valley” at Lurate Caccivio industrial area. As a result of our 15-year experience, we offer our customers integrated ad-hoc solutions in hardware and software for the Textile Industry in the digital print field.  
Our customers’ operation challenges have increased, demanding higher volumes and therefore higher production speed, together with their need for cheaper maintenance costs along the manufacturing process. Thus, ALEPH’s response is our new innovative project ‘LaFORTE’. By means of this, we will deliver new machines capable of increasing productivity in our clients enabling them to print 300 dots-per-inch (dpi) in UltraFast Speed (5,08 m/sec) in 1-direct smart print-pass or 600 dpi in High Speed mode (1,69 m/s) in 16 print-pass in an extra 15% output rate with 20% higher velocity and 15% less time in set-up operations and change-over times, due to the removal of the traditional need of glue for fixing paper position in Large Format Textile Printing. Our idea is to use controlled vacuum to fix it. As a result, the customers will not need to clean the glue from the surface pad with consequent saving in 50 kg dissolvent per operation batch and about 50 litres water per hour of operation. This equals to global 100.000 litres of water/year, giving our project an environmental relevant move forward.
LAVADO DE COCHES EN AUTOSERVICIO 24/24

LAVADO DE COCHES EN AUTOSERVICIO ABIERTO 24/24 TAMBIÉN CON CONDICIONES INVERNALES (CONGELAR) YA QUE FUNCIONA EN AMBIENTE CERRADO Y VIDEOVIGILANCIA CALENTADA Y GESTIONADA A DISTANCIA. GESTIÓN AUTOMÁTICA DE LA APERTURA DE LAS PUERTAS DENTRO Y FUERA DEL COCHE. RECUPERACIÓN Y RECICLAJE DEL AGUA DE PROCESAMIENTO. POSIBILIDAD DE VARIOS TIPOS DE PAGO (EN EFECTIVO, FICHAS, TARJETAS DE FIDELIDAD, ETIQUETAS CONTACTLEES).
Solid state diffusion for atomically sharp interfaces in semiconductor-superconductor hybrid structures

The emerging field of superconducting optoelectronics has the potential to impact future quantum processing, communication and encryption. Hybrid light-emitting diodes exhibit emission of entangled photons enhanced by the superconducting state, while novel superconductor (Su) based lasers and quantum light sources have been proposed. Despite the amount of research done in semiconductor (Se) p-n physics and superconductivity, the practical integration between these two field of research is poor mainly due to the weak control of high quality Se/Su interfaces. 
This project proposes to overcome these limitations with a new fabrication technique, based on the metallic diffusion of metals in Se nanowires (NWs), for the realization of atomically sharp Su/Se interfaces with an epitaxial relationship.
Starting from a material search I will then investigate the Al (Tc~1K) diffusion into n-doped InAs NWs as well as V and Nb (all Tc>5 K) diffusion into InAs, Si, Ge and GAs NWs. The band structures and resulting contact types (Schottky or Ohmic) of the different material systems will be studied numerically and tested at cryogenic temperatures to find the best material combination. Doping of the nanowires will be tuned to demonstrate superconducting correlations in both p- and n-doped NWs, an essential step for the realization of superconducting diodes. Diffusion through in-situ (S)TEM heating experiments will allow me to control the Su/Se/Su junctions up to the ultimate limit of few nanometers. These ultra-short JJs will allow to enhance the superconducting correlations. Ballistic transport will be probed down to ultra-low temperatures (~10 mK). and the quantification of the mean free path and the quality of the interfaces will take place. By embedding these ultra-short JJs in a superconducting quantum interference device I will be able to control the intensity supercurrent as well as achieving ultimate magnetic-sensitivity ready for novel technological applications.
Explaining politicians' and voters' behavior

Theoretical models and empirical studies in political economy aim at explaining both the beliefs and the choices of voters and politicians, so as to assess their impact on economic policy. In particular, a recent literature has recognized the crucial relevance of the identity of politicians in taking policy decisions and ultimately in shaping the fate of their country (Besley 2005; Jones and Olken 2005). In this project, we will address two neglected elements in the existing literature: the role of political parties as organizational structures that shape political careers (i.e., who gets on top in democracies); and the nature of social preferences, personality traits, and cognitive biases in understanding the beliefs and the choices of both politicians and voters.

To make this research agenda operational, we will cover a set of related topics, which will range from the analysis of networks and career trajectories within political parties to the impact of emotions on protests, from the cognitive biases and personality traits of elected officials to the impact of violence on long-term political attitudes, from cognitive dissonance in voting to the contamination between political and judicial elections.

From a methodological perspective, the project will tackle these issues empirically by combining the collection of original individual-level datasets (mainly in Italy) with the implementation of design-based identification strategies (Angrist and Pischke 2010). In particular, based on a careful institutional analysis of the topics under investigation, the empirical strategies will range from randomized controlled trials to instrumental variables, from laboratory experiments with elected officials (i.e., taking politicians to the lab) to regression discontinuity designs.