SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Topotronic multi-dimensional spin hall nano-oscillator networks

TOPSPIN will focus on spin Hall nano-oscillators (SHNOs), which are nano-sized, ultra-tunable, and CMOS compatible spin wave based microwave oscillators. TOPSPIN will push the boundaries of SHNO lithography, frequency, speed, and power consumption by combining topological insulators, having record high spin Hall efficiencies, with materials having ultra-high spin wave frequencies. TOPSPIN will reduce the required current densities 1-2 orders of magnitude compared to state-of-the-art, making SHNO operating currents approach 1 uA, and increase the SHNO operating frequencies an order of magnitude to as high as 300 GHz. 

TOPSPIN will use mutually synchronized SHNOs to achieve orders of magnitude higher signal coherence and achieve novel functionality such as pattern matching and neuromorphic computing. TOPSPIN will demonstrate mutual synchronization of up to 1,000 SHNOs in chains, and as many as 1,000,000 SHNOs in very large-scale two-dimensional arrays. Using dipolar coupling between SHNOs fabricated on top of each other, three-dimensional mutual synchronization will also be demonstrated. As the signal coherence increases linearly with the number of mutually synchronized SHNOs the oscillator quality factor will improve by many orders of magnitude. TOPSPIN will also develop such arrays using magnetic tunnel junction stacks thus combining ultra-high coherence with the highest possible microwave output power.

TOPSPIN will demonstrate ultrafast pattern matching and neuromorphic computing using its SHNO networks. It will functionalize SHNOs to exhibit ultra-fast individual voltage controlled tuning and non-volatile tuning of both the SHNO frequency and the inter-SHNO coupling. 

TOPSPIN will characterize its SHNOs using novel methods and techniques such as multichannel electrical measurements, time- and phase-resolved Brillouin Light Scattering microscopy, time-resolved Scanning Transmission X-ray Microscopy, and ultrafast pump-probe Transmission Electron Microscopy.
POSITIVE ELECTRODE FOR NONAQUEOUS ELECTROLYTE SECONDARY BATTERIES, METHOD FOR PRODUCING POSITIVE ELECTRODE FOR NONAQUEOUS ELECTROLYTE SECONDARY BATTERIES, AND NONAQUEOUS ELECTROLYTE SECONDARY BATTERY

The present invention provides a positive electrode for nonaqueous electrolyte secondary batteries, the positive electrode having improved adhesion, while suppressing variation in battery characteristics. A positive electrode for nonaqueous electrolyte secondary batteries according to one embodiment of the present disclosure comprises a positive electrode collector and a positive electrode mixture layer that is formed on the surface of the positive electrode collector; the positive electrode mixture layer contains a positive electrode active material, a conductive agent and a binder; the weight average molecular weight of the binder is 1,300,000 or more; and D10 and D90 in the particle size distribution of the binder satisfy (D90-D10)≥100 μm.
Moduli spaces of stable varieties and applications

Stable varieties, originally introduced by Kollár and Shepherd-Barron, are higher dimensional generalizations of the algebro-geometric notion of stable curves from many perspectives. Their partially conjectural moduli space classifies smooth projective varieties of general type up to birational equivalence, and it also provides a projective compactification for this classifying space. The latter is essential for applying algebraic geometry to the moduli space itself. Furthermore, over the complex numbers, stable varieties can be also defined surprisingly as the projective varieties admitting a negative curvature (singular) Kähler-Einstein metric by the work of Berman and Guenancia, or as the canonically polarized K-stable varieties by Odaka. 

The fundamental objective of the project is to construct the coarse moduli space of stable surfaces with fixed volume over the integers (possibly excluding finitely many primes, not depending on the volume). In particular this involves showing the Minimal Model Program for 3-folds that are projective over a 1 dimensional mixed characteristic base. The main motivations are applications to the general algebraic geometry and arithmetic of higher dimensional varieties.

The above fundamental goal is also an incarnation of Grothendieck's philosophy that algebraic geometry statements should be proved in a relative setting. This was implemented right at the beginning for stable curves, but it has not been possible to attain for stable varieties of higher dimensions, due to the lack of technology. Hence, the project aims to establish new technology in mixed and positive characteristic geometry based on recent developments, such as modern Minimal Model Program, the vanishings given by balanced big Cohen-Macaulay algebras (the existence of which was shown by André using Scholze's perfectoid theory), trace method for lifting sections, p-torsion cohomology killing via alterations (by Bhatt), torsor method on singular varieties, etc.
ABC Développement

The idea for the project ABCD was born out of the need to prepare European regions to the new Structural Funds programming period 2007 - 2013. Over the last couple of years, regions have seen themselves confronted with many new European policies including the Lisbon and Göteborg agendas. New forms of local governance and new partnerships are needed to deal with these challenges in order to improve regional development and interregional cooperation. With community resources being increasingly reduced, it is important to promote efficient and sustainable policies, which strengthen local economic development. Overall objective / Objectif général The project focuses on regional development policies and proposes a critical approach to the experiences gained in the past, and delivers ideas for future strategies during the 2007-2013 programming period, in order to achieve more efficient regional development policies. In concrete the project’s objective is to compare individual local development strategies and to identify strategic sectors inside which each partner has carried out its own pilot actions (in particular production sectors, urban regeneration, sustainable development strategies). The project intends to test new forms of governance and partnership, develop new methodologies in the area of development policies, and to explore new grounds for middle- or long-term cooperation opportunities among the partners. Expected results / Résultats attendus The partners are going to implement strategic pilot activities and projects, including the promotion and planning of footwear and jewel production which are considered strategic for the Balearic Islands; actions on sustainable urban regeneration in the Valencia region; activities related to local sustainable development in the case of the Sardinia Region and the implementation of four operational studies as a guide to local development for the 4th programming period. ABCD will assess the efficiency of actions financed through structural funds or other international cooperation funds. Strategic objectives for local development will be defined in order to promote innovative regional planning methods which the partners may implement in their own communities in the future.
Maladaptive Consequences of Mental Intrusions with Obsessive, Dysmorphic, Hypochondriac, and Eating-disorders Related Contents: Cross-cultural Differences

Unwanted mental intrusions (UMIs) with contents related to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD), Illness Anxiety Disorder (IAD), and Eating Disorders (EDs) are highly prevalent, independently of the cultural and/or social context. Cognitive-behavioral explanations for these disorders postulates that the escalation from common UMIs to clinically relevant symptoms depends on the maladaptive consequences (i.e., emotions, appraisals, and control strategies) of experiencing UMIs. This study examines, from a cross-cultural perspective, the cognitive-behavioral postulates of the maladaptive consequences of having UMIs.Non-clinical 1,473 participants from Europe, the Middle-East, and South America completed the Questionnaire of Unpleasant Intrusive Thoughts to assess the maladaptive consequences of experiencing highly disturbing OCD, BDD, IAD, and EDs-related UMIs.Findings revealed main effects for both the country and the consequences associated with the four UMI contents. Interaction effects between the consequences of each UMI content and the sample location were also observed.Cognitive-Behavioral models for OCD, BDD, IAD, and EDs should be implemented along with socio-cultural variables that increase the understanding of the role of these variables in the phenomenology of UMIs and their associated consequences.Las intrusiones mentales no deseadas (IM) de contenidos relacionados con el Trastorno Obsesivo-Compulsivo (TOC), el Trastorno Dismórfico Corporal (TDC), la Ansiedad por la Enfermedad (AE), y los Trastornos Alimentarios (TAs) son muy prevalentes, independientemente de la cultura y/o el contexto social. Las explicaciones cognitivo-conductuales de esos trastornos postulan que la escalada de IM normales a síntomas clínicamente relevantes depende de las consecuencias desadaptativas (i.e., emociones, valoraciones y estrategias de control) de las IM. Este estudio examina los planteamientos sobre dichas consecuencias desde una perspectiva transcultural.1.473 participantes de Europa, Oriente Medio y Suramérica completaron el Inventario de Pensamientos Intrusos Desagradables para evaluar las consecuencias desadaptativas de experimentar IM muy molestas con contenidos de TOC, TDC, AE y TAs.Se obtuvieron efectos principales tanto para el país como para las consecuencias asociadas con los cuatro contenidos de IM, así como efectos de interacción entre las consecuencias de cada modalidad de IM y la localización de la muestra.Los modelos cognitivo-conductuales sobre el TOC, el TDC, la AE y los TAs deben complementarse con variables socioculturales que aumenten la comprensión del papel de esas variables en la fenomenología de las IM y sus consecuencias asociadas.
ANTHRAQUINONE COMPOSITIONS AND PREPARATIONS THEREOF

Substantially homogeneous and stable suspensions of anthraquinone (AQ) compositions and methods of preparation are disclosed. The AQ compositions are used in pulping processes.
Lymphatic and Hematopoietic Cancers Among Benzene-Exposed Workers

High benzene exposure is related to acute nonlymphocytic leukemia. Recently, myelodysplastic syndrome has been observed at low benzene exposure levels.We updated a mortality study of workers with benzene exposure examining acute nonlymphocytic leukemia and myelodysplastic syndrome. We calculated standardized mortality ratios with 95% confidence intervals and examined latency and trends for cumulative exposure levels.All leukemias (standardized mortality ratio = 1.21; 95% confidence interval = 0.74 to 1.97) and acute non-lymphocytic leukemia (standardized mortality ratio = 1.04; 95% confidence interval = 0.34 to 2.44) were at expected levels. We observed one death from myelodysplastic syndrome (standardized mortality ratio = 6.48; 95% confidence interval = 0.17 to 38.15). We observed no trend for cumulative exposure levels.Our results for all leukemias are consistent with a small increase in risk observed in the lower-exposed subgroups of the Pliofilm study; however, our results are also consistent with no increased risk especially for acute nonlymphocytic leukemia.
Increasing the company’s competitiveness through the introduction of an innovative piston feeder for central heating boiler

The project will include elements of a technological line and a production and warehouse infrastructure dedicated to the nature of the production.As part of the project, the construction of a production and warehouse hall and the purchase of machinery and equipment which will serve to market a new product not produced by the applicant is planned.The place of realisation of the project is a plot dedicated to perpetual use in Nockowa 25, the municipality of Iwierzyce 39-124. Plot number 1521/1.
Renewables for clean energy buildings in a future power system

RES4BUILD will develop renewable-eneRRES4BUILD develops renewable energy-based solutions for decarbonising the energy used in buildings. The approach of the project is flexible, so that the solutions are applicable to a wide variety of buildings, new or renovated, tailored to their size, their type and the climatic zones of their location. In the heart of the solution lies an innovative multi-source heat pump with a cascading configuration, including a magnetocaloric (bottom cycle) and a vapour compression heat pump (top cycle). The heat pump will be combined with other technologies in tailored made solutions that suit the specific needs of each building. These technologies will be selected on a case by case basis from a mix of standard equipment available in the market and from innovative components that will be specifically explored within the project. The innovative technologies include innovative collectors that integrate in one panel photovoltaic cells and solar thermal energy collectors (PV/T) and borehole thermal energy storage (BTES). For all solutions, advanced modelling and control approaches will be developed and will be integrated in a Building Energy Management System, allowing the users to select their objectives and to optimise the use of the system accordingly, allowing the activation of demand response and the exploitation of the full value of smart appliances and smart charging of electric vehicles. The project adopts a co-development methodology, where the end-users and other relevant stakeholders are engaged in an interactive process, where a RES$BUILD system is designed for their buildings with their active participation. In parallel, a full life cycle assessment and life cycle costing analysis will be carried out, showing from an early stage the real impact of each proposed design. The diverse consortium and the dedicated exploitation tasks will connect the project with the market, paving the way for wide application of the developed solutions.
Rezension von: Schwab, Ingo, Die Urkunden Alfons’ von Kastilien

Die Urkunden Alfons’ von Kastilien, bearb. von Ingo Schwab unter Mitwirkung von Alfred Gawlik (MGH, Die Urkunden der deutschen Könige und Kaiser 19, 1. Diplomata regum et imperatorum Germaniae, Tomus XIX, Pars 1, Alfonsi Castiliensis Diplomata), Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz 2016. XLVIII, 279 S., 8 Tafeln. ISBN 978-3-447-10088-5. Geb. € 80,–
Abstract P2-12-04: Music Therapy Reduces Radiotherapy-Induced Fatigue in Patients with Breast or Gynecological Cancer: A Randomized Trial

BACKGROUND: Fatigue is a frequent side effect of radiotherapy, and may interfere with self-esteem, social activities, and quality of life. The authors investigated the influence of music therapy (MT) on the reduction of fatigue in women with breast or gynecological malignant neoplasia during radiotherapy. METHODS: Randomized controlled trial (control group-CG and music therapy group-MTG) to assess fatigue, quality of life using the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy (FACT-F and FACT-G) version 4 and symptoms of depression using Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) in women undergoing radiotherapy in three distinct moments (during the first and the last week of radiotherapy, and on the week of the intermediary phase). Individual 30–40 minute sessions of music therapy were offered to participants of the MTG. RESULTS: In this study, 164 women were randomized and 116 (63 CG and 53 MTG) were included in the analyses, with mean age of 52.9 years (CG) and 51.85 years (MTG). Participants in the MTG had an average of 10 MT sessions, during the study. FACT-F results were significant regarding Trial Outcome Index (TOI), synthesis of the Physical and functional well-being areas of FACT-F (p = 0.011), FACT-G (p = 0.005), FACT-F (p = 0.001) for MTG compared with CG. The depressive symptons were reduced to the minimum levels in the MTG (p = 0,005) with risk reduction of 74% (RR = 0,26; CI 0,10–0,70). CONCLUSIONS: Individual MT sessions are effective to reduce fatigue related to cancer and symptoms of depression, as well as to improve quality of life for women with breast or gynecological cancer undergoing radiotherapy. Citation Information: Cancer Res 2012;72(24 Suppl):Abstract nr P2-12-04.
The elusives enterprise: asymmetries of the invisible universe

NEUTRINOS and DARK MATTER (DM) are the most abundant and also the most elusive building-blocks of nature because of their tenuous couplings to the ordinary matter we are made of. Each particle has a mirror image with identical mass and opposite charge: its antiparticle. What is the essential nature of particles and antiparticles? This is a most fundamental open question in science. The laws of physics are almost -but not quite- symmetric for particles and antiparticles, and this could explain why the universe is made of matter, i.e. why we are here. Tiny differences detected in visible matter are largely insufficient, while an asymmetric behaviour of neutrinos or of DM may be the seed. In turn, the unnaturally symmetric behaviour of strong interactions points to a new particle, the axion, also a superb DM candidate. For the first time, the connection between these asymmetries in the visible and invisible world will be addressed. Very timely, an ambitious experimental search of asymmetric behaviour has been launched on neutrinos, axions and other DM, and the Higgs, with imminent major breakthroughs. The path to understand the Universe and build the New Standard Model must confront this problem. The mission of Elusives ITN is to form the new generation of researchers to accomplish this task, focusing on phenomenology with the necessary link to experiment. This is the first transnational such program, exploiting the capital investment in new experiments and overcoming the fragmentation of the research effort. ELUSIVES ITN is uniquely placed for it: * World-leadership in all relevant areas; * Multidisciplinarity; * Key theorists and experimentalists; * Outstanding training record; * CERN, Fermilab, SuperKamiokande and ADMX partners; * World leading cutting-edge research-related industry; * Highest professional beneficiary dissemination; * Top-quality expertise from emerging countries; * Optimal gender balance with over 50% female international leaders as coordinators.
Significant resources of sustainable agriculture and organic food production system in Serbia

This paper presents the conditions and possibilities significant resources of sustainable agriculture and the organic food production system in Serbia. The concept of organic agriculture was considered in the function of the organic food production. The principal characteristics of adjustment of cropping practices and procedures of establishing and realisation of the organic food production are pointed out. Furthermore, biological control in the realisation of the organic agricultural production is indicated. Fundamental procedures of biological control in organic agriculture are related to providing quality of soil, water resources and feed. Moreover, the alternative forms of crop protection products are indicated. Specificities of alternative programmes are studied with the aim to produce organic food. The necessity to adjust the education of producers and experts to perform the organic food production is also indicated.
Photo-finish horse race game

A photo-finish horse race game having a photo-finish assembly for determining the winner of the game when a pair of manually movable game pieces, simulating horses, stop at the finish line in a dead heat. A freely rotatable disc is mounted in a housing having a window, and indicia is on the disk indicating the winning horse and viewable through the window. The indicia includes at least two pairs of horse necks and heads, one pair showing the head of the inside horse ahead of the ourside horse and the other pair of horse necks and heads showing the head of the outside horse ahead of the inside horse.
Implant for implantation in bone tissue or bone tissue supplemented with bone replacement material

A dental implant for a jawbone, comprises a surface coming into contact with the bone tissue. The surface has two types (4, 8) of surface regions. The surface regions of the second type comprise a material being liquefiable by mechanical oscillation. The two types of surface regions are dimensioned and arranged such that the surface regions of the first type remain partly free from liquefied material on implantation by mechanical oscillations.
DIAMINOALKYL DI(SULPHOSUCCINATES) AND DETERGENT COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING THEM

Diaminoalkyl di(sulphosuccinate) (DDSS) compounds of formula (I) wherein M is an alkali metal or an alkaline earth metal or a mixture; and R1 is CH2 or CHOH and is optionally present, and when R1 is present R2 is hydrogen, and when R1 is absent R2 is methyl or hydrogen, are novel materials which are highly effective chelants of di- and polyvalent metal ions and are useful as builders in detergent compositions.
Lithium Depletion in Solar-like Stars: Effect of Overshooting Based on Realistic Multi-dimensional Simulations

We study lithium depletion in low-mass and solar-like stars as a function of time, using a new diffusion coefficient describing extra-mixing taking place at the bottom of a convective envelope. This new form is motivated by multi-dimensional fully compressible, time implicit hydrodynamic simulations performed with the MUSIC code. Intermittent convective mixing at the convective boundary in a star can be modeled using extreme value theory, a statistical analysis frequently used for finance, meteorology, and environmental science. In this letter, we implement this statistical diffusion coefficient in a one-dimensional stellar evolution code, using parameters calibrated from multi-dimensional hydrodynamic simulations of a young low-mass star. We propose a new scenario that can explain observations of the surface abundance of lithium in the Sun and in clusters covering a wide range of ages, from $\sim$ 50 Myr to $\sim$ 4 Gyr. Because it relies on our physical model of convective penetration, this scenario has a limited number of assumptions. It can explain the observed trend between rotation and depletion, based on a single additional assumption, namely that rotation affects the mixing efficiency at the convective boundary. We suggest the existence of a threshold in stellar rotation rate above which rotation strongly prevents the vertical penetration of plumes and below which rotation has small effects. In addition to providing a possible explanation for the long standing problem of lithium depletion in pre-main sequence and main sequence stars, the strength of our scenario is that its basic assumptions can be tested by future hydrodynamic simulations.
DRIVE DEVICE FOR A WASHING MACHINE

A washing machine having a washing drum (10) mounted in a floating manner by means of a shaft (4) and bearings (50, 51) in a bearing bracket (1) on the rear side of a washing product container surrounding said machine. An electrical motor (7) comprising a stator support part (8) and a rotor housing bell (10) is mounted on the shaft (4). The stator support part (8) and the rotor housing bell (10) have a collar (17 or 18), a bearing (19) being mounted between said collars, by means of which the stator support part (8) and the rotor housing bell (10) are positioned at a fixed distance relative to one another.