SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Gender narratives and politics in the mongolian sacred grasslands

This anthropological project investigates how sacred sites and connected ritual activities reflect gender narratives and political hierarchy among the Mongols in the People’s Republic of China. To put it another way, what can a monastery or a shamanic grave tell us about the evolution of gender roles and political legitimacy within a local community?
For centuries, people have constructed religious sites to benefit from the magical power they are believed to provide. In the grasslands of Inner Mongolia, local people also build and worship at sacred monuments to ensure the fertility of their herds and the well-being of their community. Besides their accredited ritual power, religious sites also offer an accurate overview of the way local societies have been shaping the different social and political norms regulating their everyday lives. 
By taking religious sites as the starting point, the project explores two intertwined issues. The first analyzes the way gender practices have been narrated and performed throughout the 20th century in order to shed light on changing indigenous interpretations of sex difference and complementarity. The second examines how memorable characters and other mythical ancestors have redefined the political landscape of Inner Mongolia. More precisely, this focuses on how power holders gather and demonstrate authority, respect or allegiance to the administrative political powers. 
Sitting astride anthropology, gender studies and religious studies, the project combines ethnographic fieldwork with oral and written sources to provide a comprehensive framework of the changing social organization of the Mongols of China in terms of gender and politics. Taking Mongolian societies of China as a case study, this project will also echo contemporary issues topical in other parts of the world: the place of minority groups, relationships between the central state and local societies and gender equality.
Mucolipidosis type IV and the mucolipins

MLIV (mucolipidosis type IV) is a neurodegenerative lysosomal storage disorder caused by mutations in MCOLN1, a gene that encodes TRPML1 (mucolipin-1), a member of the TRPML (transient receptor potential mucolipin) cation channels. Two additional homologues are TRPML2 and TRPML3 comprising the TRPML subgroup in the TRP superfamily. The three proteins play apparently key roles along the endocytosis process, and thus their cellular localization varies among the different group members. Thus TRPML1 is localized exclusively to late endosomes and lysosomes, TRPML2 is primarily located in the recycling clathrin-independent GPI (glycosylphosphatidylinositol)-anchored proteins and early endosomes, and TRPML3 is primarily located in early endosomes. Apparently, all three proteins' main physiological function underlies Ca2+ channelling, regulating the endocytosis process. Recent findings also indicate that the three TRPML proteins form heteromeric complexes at least in some of their cellular content. The physiological role of these complexes in lysosomal function remains to be elucidated, as well as their effect on the pathophysiology of MLIV. Another open question is whether any one of the TRPMLs bears additional function in channel activity
Subvention pour le capital d’exploitation de Darkat Wielobranz Plant Wiesław Jurczyk, ul. Source 8, 73-110 Stargard

Le projet concerne le soutien de l’entrepreneur à fournir des liquidités financières et à soutenir les activités en cours en raison des difficultés financières rencontrées par l’entrepreneur à la suite de la pandémie de COVID-19. Assistance financière fournie au titre du programme SA.57015 (2020/N)
Identification of Groundwater Potential Zones of a Tropical River Basin (Kerala, India) Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques

The present work accentuated the expediency of remote sensing and geographic information system (GIS) applications in groundwater studies, especially in the identification of groundwater potential zones in Ithikkara River Basin (IRB), Kerala, India. The information on geology, geomorphology, lineaments, slope and land use/land cover was gathered from Landsat ETM + data and Survey of India (SOI) toposheets of scale 1:50,000 in addition, GIS platform was used for the integration of various themes. The composite map generated was further classified according to the spatial variation of the groundwater potential. Four categories of groundwater potential zones namely poor, moderate, good and very good were identified and delineated. The hydrogeomorphological units like valley fills and alluvial plain and are potential zones for groundwater exploration and development and valley fills associated with lineaments is highly promising area for groundwater extraction. The spatial variation of the potential indicates that groundwater occurrence is controlled by geology, structures, slope and landforms.
Master plan maintenance

Within the Single European Sky technological pillar, the European ATM Master Plan (ATM MP) is the roadmap to the horizon 2035+ to guide and connect ATM Research and Innovation and Deployment in building the future European ATM System.  The European ATM Master Plan Edition 2015 approved by the SESAR Joint Undertaking (SJU) Administrative Board and the European Commission and recently published, sets out Performance Ambitions and a Vision for European ATM, in full alignment with ICAO Global Air Navigation Plan.

The ATM MP is composed of three Levels; it can be consulted in the ATM MP Public Portal www.atmmasterplan.eu.

By EU Regulation 409/2013, the ATM MP is the essential instrument allowing all European ATM key civil and military stakeholders - Airspace users, Air Navigation Service providers, Airports, Network Manager, Airborne and Ground industry, Standardisation bodies and Professional Staff organisations - to share and further develop this common vision for the future European ATM and setting forth the SESAR solutions which following successful research are likely to be elicited to compose future Common Projects for operationally seamless and cost effective deployment.

The ATM MP needs to be a living plan, kept abreast of evolutions of the European ATM performance, progresses of the SESAR solutions research results and of deployment.  The duty of SESAR PJ20 AMPLE (ATM Master PLan for Europe) is to ensure the maintenance, update and alignment of the ATM MP three Levels and its associated Portal as a Common Support Activity of the SESAR 2020 Programme.

Under the leadership of EUROCONTROL through facilitated access to information rich performance based civil-military ATM data, PJ20 will bring together contributions of 15 (of 19) SESAR2020 members, ensuring the broad ATM representativeness required from air navigation service providers, airports, airborne and ground industry and network manager; all having a keen interest in future ATM evolution.
Microporous zirconium silicate for the treatment of hyperkalemia

The present invention relates to novel microporous zirconium silicate compositions that are formulated to remove toxins, e.g. potassium ions, from the gastrointestinal tract at an elevated rate without causing undesirable side effects. The preferred formulations are designed avoid increase in pH of urine in patients and/or avoid potential entry of particles into the bloodstream of the patient. Also disclosed is a method for preparing high purity crystals of UZSi-9 exhibiting an enhanced level of potassium exchange capacity. These compositions are particularly useful in the therapeutic treatment of hyperkalemia.
Real-Time Direct Charge Measurements of Microdroplets and Comparison with Indirect Methods

The charging of micrometer-sized droplets in an electric field was examined experimentally using both direct and indirect droplet-charge measurements. Liquids with different dielectric constants (water, ethanol, and mineral oil) were studied. A specially designed low-noise charge detector was used directly to measure individual droplet charge. The total charge and droplet mean charge for an ensemble of droplets were obtained indirectly by current measurements. These were coupled with phase-Doppler anemometer droplet diameter, velocity, and flux measurements. Individual droplet charge also was determined indirectly via droplet trajectory analysis coupled with high-speed digital photography. All three methods were compared. In general, the droplet charge was found to depend on its position inside the charger, its dielectric constant, and the magnitude of the applied electric field.
EXTENDED RELEASE GASTRO-RETENTIVE ORAL DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR VALSARTAN

An extended release gastro-retentive drug delivery system of Valsartan. The drug delivery system contains a release portion containing the Valsartan, a gastro-retentive portion for retaining the drug delivery system in the stomach and an optional secondary portion for delivering a secondary pulse of Valsartan. In another embodiment, there is provided a swellable unfolding membrane comprising Valsartan for sustained administration of Valsartan to the upper GI tract of a patient.
Com quantas cidades se faz a Pan-América? Dimensões político-urbanas dos Boletins da União Pan-Americana

O presente artigo pretende debater a importância do urbano e das cidades nos projetos políticos de integração continental capitaneados pela União Pan-Americana. A análise de algumas edições dos Boletins da União Pan-Americana e da historiografia dedicada ao pan-americanismo tem como objetivo sublinhar a relação metonímica entre as nações americanas e suas cidades. A realização de uma série de congressos e conferências indica como a instituição, sediada em Washington D.C., congregou disciplinas e práticas em prol do mapeamento e catalogação das diferentes tradições identificadas no continente, apaziguadas a partir do ideal de cooperação e da retórica de solidariedade americana. Essa conciliação era operada por meio do liberalismo, pressuposto para as práticas pan-americanistas, ao qual pretende-se estabelecer uma crítica. Em meio a essa trama, a arquitetura e os arquitetos ocuparam um lugar privilegiado e formularam perspectivas profissionais que se valiam desse projeto interamericano para estabelecer uma rede e garantir o debate permanente sobre as cidades americanas no âmbito dos Congressos Pan-Americanos de Arquitetos.
Unravelling the nature of green organic “on-water” catalysis via novel quantum chemical methods

The target of the research program, GreenOnWaterCat, is to revolutionize the understanding of green “on-water” catalysis and to unravel its microscopic origin. To enable these goals to be reached, several novel theoretical methods will be developed and implemented that will enable for unprecedented large-scale quantum molecular dynamics simulations, where both the electronic and nuclear Schrödinger equations are solved simultaneously. In addition, these methods will also allow the efficient computation of various state-of-the-art vibrational spectroscopies “on-the-fly”, at essentially no additional computational cost. Furthermore, new analysis techniques permit to assign the spectra and explain their correlation with the atomic structure in order to gain invaluable insights and eventually grasp the relationships between the dynamics and structure of “on-water” catalysis and vibrational spectroscopies. Since the latter offers a convenient connection to experiment, the unique results are of utmost value in order to explain the experimental findings. In consequence, new synthetic processes based on the “on-water” phenomenon will be proposed and investigated. The expected results will be most helpful so that water will soon become not only a viable, but also very attractive solvent in the design of novel synthetic processes and to make it even more useful for industrial applications.
Beside the development and implementation of novel computational methods, which will be made publicly available, the additional outcomes expected are as follows: 

• To conclusively explain the underlying mechanism of the “on-water” rate phenomenon for the first time
• To elucidate the experimental measurements and characterize the corresponding atomic structure
• To propose novel synthetic processes which exploit the “on-water” concept, such as catalysis at the organic/metal oxide interface
• To investigate the possibility of “on-water” catalysis using two water-insoluble solid reactants
Sustainable nursing case and care management in the cross-border region

Care Management (CrM) is concerned with the system & care control, which coordinates and organizes across cases and institutions needs oriented support in social- and health care and demonstrates structural prerequisites for it. This superordinate perspective & competence is missing in existing organizational forms of case management (CsM) (e.g. discharge management, CsM mobile care providers) in order to keep the balance between humanity and economics. The aim of the CaRe project is the development, regional piloting and evaluation of a superordinate crossinstitutional
CrM office, which serves as a regional contact point & counseling center for the system & care management of elderly people in need of care and their caring relatives. The benefit is demonstrated in the relief to hospitals, outpatient providers, the public sector and funding agencies through the creation of an innovative CrM office that provides sustainable management & coordination of care quality & cost-efficiency. This leads to a regional change in the program area. A cross-border communication campaign provides result dissemination, such as a CaRe web platform, which makes the resulting concepts & services (training curriculum, a.s.o.) known to the public at large. The added value lies in the network of local care providers, networking within the program area & creation of a CrM office, and its planned implementation into standard operation.
ANTIMICROBIAL COMPOUNDS OF 1,4- NAPHTOQUINONE STRUCTURE

The present invention relates to a compound having formula (I) wherein: R1 is chosen from the group consisting of: phenyl group, possibly substituted, -CH2-C6H4-R'1 group, R'1 being chosen from the group consisting of: H, -OH, halogen, alkyl, aryl, CHO, -CN, -NO2, -SRa, -ORa, - NRaRß, -CONRaRß, -COORa, and -NHCORa, Ra and Rß representing independently from each other H, an alkyl group or an aryl group, R'1 being preferably in para position, and -CH2-CO-R' group, R' representing an aryl or heteroaryl group, said aryl and heteroaryl groups being possibly substituted, R2 is chosen from the group consisting of: -OH and halogen, and R3, R4, R5 and R6 are in particular H, for its use for the prevention and/or the treatment of bacterial infections.
IMPROVED CUTTING WHEEL

Cutting wheel (19) for cutting continuous filaments into predetermined lengths, comprising a supporting member consisting of a rotary drum fitted with blades (22) set at right angles on its periphery and, between the blades (22), members whose function is, under centrifugal force, to compress the filaments (11) against the surface of a supporting drum, cut the filaments into lengths (14), and eject the cut lengths, the filament compressing members being fins mounted on a deformable ring (26, 27a, 27b) located under the base of the blades (22) with its axis coinciding with the axis of rotation of said cutting wheel (19), which wheel is characterized in that the deformable ring (26, 27a, 27b) comprises on each side a straight parallel wall extending from the base of the deformable ring (26, 27a, 27b) to the base of the fins.
VALVE FOR PURGING A UTILITIES PIPE

A valve including two component parts, with a first part being rotationally mounted to the second part, wherein a through passage is provided in each part and the passages are in fluid communication when the parts are rotated into an open position, to allow flow 5 through the valve, wherein each part has a threaded socket and a threaded male connector, and wherein the passage extends axially, through the male connector and opens into the socket.
Single component transparent free-standing films based on polyhedral octasilicate-core dendrimers bearing carbazole terminal groups and their emission properties

9H-carbazole-9-ethyl and 9H-carbazole-9-hexyl-terminated polyhedral octasilicate (OS)-core dendrimers, denoted as OS-C2-Cz and OS-C6-Cz, respectively, were prepared by ring-opening reaction and subsequent condensation of octakis(propenyl succinicanhydrido)polyhedral octasilicate (OS-SA) with 9H-carbazole-9-ethanol (Cz-C2-OH) and 9H-carbazole-9-hexanol (Cz-C6-OH), respectively. Both the dendrimers formed optical transparent coating films. In particular, the coating film of OS-C2-Cz was easily peeled off from a substrate and formed a free-standing film. The results of X-ray diffraction and differential scanning calorimeter suggest that the films of OS-C2-Cz and OS-C6-Cz were amorphous. Thermogravimetric analysis of OS-C2-Cz and OS-C6-Cz showed 10 wt % weight losses at 374 and 383 °C, respectively. Photoluminescence property revealed that the carbazole group in OS-C2-Cz is prevented the excimer formation, while the carbazole group in OS-C6-Cz formed the excimer. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Polym. Sci., Part A: Polym. Chem. 2015
Land use and climate change attribution for biodiversity impact assessments

Across the globe, species are shifting their distributions to track the warming temperatures, and habitat conversion is reducing species diversity. However, while both climate and land use change are recognized as top threats to biodiversity, studies on their synergistic effects are very rare. This is at least partly due to 1) a lack of consistent definitions and measures of land use change that can be directly related to biodiversity responses, and 2) difficulties in attributing change to either driver because of correlations, scale-dependencies, and interaction effects between the two. This project will develop a framework for separating the effects of land use and climate change on biodiversity using a range of methodologies such as meta-analysis, fieldwork, and modeling. The project will assess the land use definition and driver attribution challenges in the past literature, explore the potential of high-resolution remote sensing products and Google Street View to measure land use changes, and use unprecedented long-term monitoring citizen science programs to disentangle impacts of land use and climate change on bird populations as a case study. The Fellowship is a timely answer to recent calls to account for multiple environmental change drivers and improve our predictive ability of future biodiversity changes. The outputs will be of relevance for conservation management and policymaking in the EU and beyond. The host institute (CMEC) is at the forefront of macroecology and climate change research, and will give me access to worldwide experts in areas directly relevant to the project. The research and training opportunities offered by CMEC will broaden my field of study and strengthen my analytical and teaching skills – crucial for helping me establish an independent research career and become a leading figure within the field of integrative global change ecology in Europe.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR UTILIZATION OF HOT WATER PLANT WASTE HEAT RECOVERY BY INCORPORATED HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER SOURCE HEAT PUMP

The invention relates to a method and apparatus for low temperature waste heat utilization. In the scope of the hot water plant (HWP) there are few low temperature sources, which cannot be used by heat consumer (HC) directly. The method and apparatus for hot water power plant (HWP) waste heat recovery comprises at least one, preferably condensing type heat exchanger (HE), which collects the waste heat for water source high temperature heat pump (HP) employment, wherein a low temperature heat is upgraded to a high temperature heat, hence heat pump (HP) hot water outlet is fed to the boiler in a return line or in a supply line of hot water plant (HWP), wherein the thermal energy balance adjustment of generated heat is executed by adapting the power of said heat pump (HP) and/or by adapting the power of said furnace and/or by adapting the mass flow of the primary heat transfer medium in at least one open loop heating network and/or in at least one closed loop heating circuit in the scope of heat distribution network.
A HOSE COUPLING SYSTEM AND A METHOD FOR COUPLING A COUPLING STAB OF A HOSE TO THE SYSTEM

The invention relates to a hose coupling system comprising - a receptacle for receiving a coupling stab of a hose and for establishing fluid connection with the coupling stab, the receptacle being connected to a frame; - tilt actuators for tilting the receptacle and for locking the orientation of the receptacle relative to the frame; - a guiding arm for guiding a hoisting line for hoisting the coupling stab into the receptacle, wherein the guiding arm is configured to guide the hoisting line through the receptacle to the frame such that the hoisting line does not contact any other part of the receptacle; and - a guiding arm actuator for retracting the guiding arm from the guiding position so that the coupling stab can couple to the receptacle. The invention further relates to a method for coupling a coupling stab of a hose to the system.
Intraosseous Access in Trauma by Air Medical Retrieval Teams

Trauma accounts for a significant portion of overall mortality globally. Hemorrhage is the second major cause of mortality in the prehospital environment. Air medical retrieval services throughout the world have been developed to help improve the outcomes of patients suffering from a broad range of medical conditions, including trauma. These services often utilize intraosseous (IO) devices as an alternative means for access of both medically ill and traumatically injured patients in austere environments. However, studies have suggested that IO access cannot reach acceptable rates for massive transfusion. We review the subject to find the answer of whether IO access should be performed by air medical teams in the prehospital setting, or would central venous (CVC) access be more appropriate? We decided to assess the literature for capacity of IO access to meet resuscitation requirements in the prehospital management of trauma. We also decided to compare the insertion and complication characteristics of IO and CVC access.
Optimization of energy consumption for wheat production in iran using data envelopment analysis (DEA) technique

In this study a non-parametric method of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) was used to estimate the energy efficiencies of wheat producers based on six energy inputs including human power, diesel fuel, machinery manufacture and depreciation, water for irrigation, transportation, seed, fertilizer, and chemicals also with single output of grain yield. This study helps to rank efficient and inefficient farmers and to identify optimal energy requirement and wasteful uses of energy. Data were collected using face-to-face surveys from 90 farms in Khozestan Province which is the most important center of wheat production in Iran. Based on the results, average energy consumption for wheat production was 58367.69 MJha-1. Also, the results of DEA application showed that, the technical, pure technical and scale efficiencies of farmers were 87.97, 91.18, and 96%, respectively. Moreover, energy saving target ratio for wheat production was calculated as 15%, indicating that by following the recommendations resulted from this study, about 8755.1 MJ ha-1 of total input energy could be saved while holding the constant level of wheat yield.

	 

	Key words: Data enveloping analysis, efficient units, energy efficiency, technical efficiency.