SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
HYBRID RISER TOWER AND METHODS OF INSTALLING SAME

Disclosed is a riser comprising a plurality of pipelines. In one example there are three such pipelines, extending from the seabed toward the surface and having an upper end supported at a depth below the sea surface, wherein, in one embodiment a first of said pipelines acts as a central structural core, the other pipelines being arranged around said first pipeline. In another embodiment three pipelines are arranged around a structural core. In each case, the first of said pipelines may be a fluid injection line, said other pipelines being production lines. Also disclosed is a riser having buoyancy along at least a part of its length, said buoyancy resulting in said riser having a generally circular cross-section, the circumference of which being non-contiguous. Methods of installing such risers are also are also described.
Nitrogen, sustainable agriculture and food security. A review

The impact of modern agriculture on natural resources has become a major global concern. Population growth and expanding demand for agricultural products constantly increase the pressure on land and water resources. A major point of concern for many intensively managed agricultural systems with high external inputs is the low resource-use efficiency, especially for nitrogen. A high input combined with a low efficiency ultimately results in environmental problems such as soil degradation, eutrophication, pollution of groundwater, and emission of ammonia and greenhouse gases. Evidently, there is a need for a transition of current agricultural systems into highly resource-use efficient systems that are profitable, but at the same time ecologically safe and socially acceptable. Here, opportunities to improve nitrogen-use efficiency in cropping and farming systems are analyzed and discussed. In the past and present, increased productivity of the major plant production systems has been derived from genetic improvement, and from greater use of external inputs such as energy, fertilizers, pesticides and irrigation water. Aiming at improving resource-use efficiencies, in high-input systems the focus should be on more yield with less fertilizer N. In low-input systems additional use of N fertilizer may be required to increase yield level and yield stability. Developing production systems that meet the goals of sustainable agriculture requires research on different scales, from single crops to diverse cropping and farming systems. It is concluded that N supply should match N demand in time and space, not only for single crops but for a crop rotation as an integrated system, in order to achieve a higher agronomic N-use efficiency. A combination of quantitative systems research, development of best practices and legislation will be needed to develop more environmentally-friendly agricultural systems. The growing complexity of managing N in sustainable agricultural systems calls for problem-oriented, interdisciplinary research.
Tailored lightweight sandwich composites with multifunctional properties and good designability: from molecule-design to structure-properties relationship

With the increasing demand for energy saving and emission reduction in the transportation industry, the study on lightweight sandwich composites (LSCs) has attracted much attention during the past two decades. However, current LSCs were strongly limited by the properties of lightweight core materials. In this context, a two-step process was designed to prepare fibre reinforced foaming unsaturated polyester composite (FR-FUP) as a novel lightweight core of sandwich composites. The pre-foaming sheet is prepared as the basic component of FUP composites, which make it possible to form the foam core material in situ when preparing the sandwich composites. In this project, aiming at solving some key scientific problems of FR-FUP composite and providing theorical base to the development of new generation LSCs. Based on the targeted molecular design and synthesis of UP polymer matrix, and the modified pre-foaming sheets, the fellow will focus on the advanced FR-FUP composites with high mechanical properties, high flame retardant performance and good designability. The main objectives include: (1) to find an optimal polymer matrix for the two-step molding process of FR-FUP composites by click polymerization; (2) to establish structure-property relationship between tailored UP resin and FR-FUP composites; (3) to prepare multifunctional lightweight composite and expand its application in transportation industry. This proposal presents an interdisciplinary and innovative approach with great significance. The original ideas will bring us bran-new to design and prepare LSCs.
Archeologia e small finds: indagini preliminari su un nucleo di materiali metallici da Calvatone - Bedriacum

Il vicus di Calvatone - Bedriacum è da sempre uno dei siti privilegiati per lo studio della ceramica in Cisalpina. Tuttavia, esso ha restituito anche numerosi materiali di vario genere, dei quali gli oggetti metallici costituiscono una percentuale notevole. L’interesse a loro relativo, però, è spesso smorzato non solo a causa delle condizioni di conservazione - che non ne permettono l’identificazione - ma anche dal pregiudizio che, essendo small finds, i dati ricavabili da essi siano di scarso valore, poco utili dal punto di vista cronologico e interpretativo. Scopo di questo lavoro è l’analisi preliminare di un nucleo di materiali in metallo provenienti dal sito, il cui studio permetterà sia di proporre confronti con oggetti simili, sia di formulare alcune ipotesi su un loro possibile impiego all’interno del vicus.
Europlanet 2024 research infrastructure

The Europlanet 2024 Research Infrastructure (EPN-2024-RI) will provide the pan-EU infrastructure needed to address the major scientific and technological challenges facing modern planetary science and strengthen Europe’s position at the forefront of space exploration. EPN-2024-RI builds on the foundations of a series of highly successful EU-funded projects that have created the leading Virtual Observatory for planetary data and the largest, most diverse collection in the world today of field and laboratory facilities capable of simulating and analysing planetary environments. EPN-2024-RI will provide Transnational Access (TA) to an enhanced set of world-leading field and laboratory facilities, Virtual Access (VA) to state-of-the-art data services and tools linked to the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), and Networking Activities (NA) to widen the user base and draw in new partners from Under Represented States (URS), non-EU countries, industry and interdisciplinary fields, and to train the next generation of RI leaders and users. With 56 beneficiaries, from both industry and academic sectors, providing access to 31 TA facilities on 5 continents and 4 VA services linking over 100 data services and catalogues, EPN-2024-RI represents a step-change in ambition for planetary science worldwide. Innovations include the establishment of a ground based observation network to support space based missions, the launch of an interactive mapping service to provide virtual exploration of planetary surfaces, and the development of machine learning tools for data mining to fully exploit and analyse planetary data sets. EPN-2024-RI will establish global collaborations and an international userbase for the RI through inclusion of partners in Africa, Asia and South America. Ultimately, EPN-2024-RI will support the transition of this unique infrastructure to a sustainable future within the structure of the Europlanet Society.
RAZÃO E INTELECTO

O mundo sensível é conhecido por intermédio da nossa sensibilidade. Além da faculdade da sensibilidade, a pessoa humana possui também as faculdades da razão e do intelecto. No entanto, parece que nossa cultura do século XXI tenha perdido o sentido dessas duas faculdades; que tenha entendido que o intelecto nada mais seja do que razão, e que o termo “razão” valha para indicar todas as dimensões ou capacidades da inteligência humana. Nossa reflexão gostaria de se debruçar sobre essa tendência cultural e criticá-la, percorrendo algumas das etapas históricas da constituição da diferença entre “razão” e “intelecto”: em primeiro lugar, na Grécia, com Sócrates, Platão e Aristóteles; depois no século XIII, com Tomás de Aquino; por fim, na modernidade, com Descartes e Kant. Dir-se-á que a falta de integração entre razão e intelecto de modo algum conduz a humanidade em direção da sua plenitude, muito pelo contrário, a priva da excelência de sua própria essência.
Relationship-Based Social Work

RELATIONSHIP-BASED SOCIAL WORK Ruch, G., Turney, D, & Ward, A. (eds.) (2010). London: Jessica Kingsley. pp.272 (pbk) £19.99 ISBN 978-184905003-6 This book is a well-structured look at the place of relationships in social work practice and examines the theoretical base as well as the need for training in, supervision of, and reflection on, its use. The opening chapters by Gillian Ruch and Adrian Ward are well-argued and enlightening, locating the theories of relationship-based work in an historical context, and contextualising the discussions that follow. The links to reflective practice are many and offer sound advice to social work students trying to locate 'self-awareness' in social work and, more explicitly, in reflective practice. The editors' discussion of the ambiguous nature of social work, 'Social Work occupies an ambivalent social space' (p. 22), will help the desired 'light-bulb' moment looked for, in my experience of teaching, in this subject area. The book also develops the why's and how's of there being 'no right answer' to service users' problems, and how a sound knowledge of relationships can help with working in 'Schon's (1983) swampy lowlands'. Adrian Ward's note that ? am suggesting that this is more of an art than a science, more a question of growth and development, rather than merely training' (p. 64) sums up, for me, the need for a fluid approach to working from such a perspective. The next section of the book moves into a series of contributor discussions around the place, and use, of relationships in practice. Chapter Four gives clear evidence of how the understanding of relationships can be used in drawing out information from vulnerable service users and disaffected clients. This aspect provides reference to sound transferable practice skills for working in high-risk situations, such as child abuse cases. However, I felt there was a missed opportunity in the lack of discussion of the evidence from research in such situations, which underpins empowering practice when working with involuntary clients. Kohli and Dutton's links to short-term work gives added breadth to the use of relationships in brief work where they may often be seen as less important because of the time-limited nature of the intervention. They additionally draw in and provide an antimanagerial argument applicable to child protection when they note, 'there is a danger that with families on the move colliding with professionals making haste, little is made into too much and that too much is left invisible and compressed into too little' (p. 101). In my view, they draw out culturally-competent practice, although it is not named as such, with diverse ethnic groups, refugees and asylum seekers. Chapters Six, Seven and Eight then move into working with strong feelings and the emotional costs of working with service users whose behaviours can be unexpected and, very often, intimidating. …
UNWEAVINGHOBO SYNDROME IN BANKING, HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

ABSTRACT
Background: Hobo syndrome is a dispositional wanderlust that leads some individuals to repeatedly switch jobs This study examines the antecedents of Hobo Syndrome in Banking, Health and Development Sector. 
Methods: The methodology adopted for this study is quantitative and cross-sectional. A total of 228 samples were collected. The measures used for the study included Demographic Data Sheet, Perceived Alternative employment opportunities, Intention to search for alternative job, Job Hopping Measure, Number of past quits and Openness to Experience Scale. Reliability test was effectively conducted. Correlation, One-Way ANOVA and Post Hoc were adopted to test the hypotheses. 
Results: In accordance to prominent findings, there are significant differences between management level and employment sectors in hobo syndrome
Conclusion: Non-management employees have higher tendencies of hobo syndrome as compared to middle management and senior management, while respondents of Banking sector have higher Hobo Syndrome as compared to the employees of Development and Health sector.
Explorando el consumo de noticias, la confianza y la desinformación durante el COVID-19 en Colombia: una mirada hacia la Generación Z.

La pandemia de COVID-19 ha impactado en el consumo de información, en la confianza hacia los medios y en la proliferación de desinformación. La literatura revela que en Colombia hay un elevado consumo de información por redes sociales, un escepticismo hacia los medios y hubo difusión de desinformación sobre aspectos de gestión pública y sobre la información sanitaria. Este artículo analiza si hubo diferencias entre los jóvenes participantes de la Generación Z en Colombia en sus formas de consumo de información, confianza y percepciones sobre la desinformación respecto del resto de los encuestados. La metodología de investigación es cuantitativa a partir de una encuesta (n=150) realizada en Colombia durante el primer cuatrimestre del 2021. El análisis de los datos se realizó a partir de pruebas del análisis estadístico. Los resultados muestran diferencias significativas en el comportamiento de los jóvenes menores de 26 años respecto a la frecuencia de uso de los canales de información, particularmente de las redes sociales. La confianza declarada hacia Facebook, Instagram y WhatsApp por los jóvenes es mayor y estadísticamente significativa respecto del resto de participantes en el estudio. Respecto al fenómeno de la desinformación encontramos evidencia del efecto de la tercera persona, según el cual los usuarios consideran que la ciudadanía está más expuesta que uno mismo a la desinformación. Los jóvenes muestran una mayor preocupación por la desinformación y perciben que se divulga con mayor frecuencia por todos los canales estudiados. Respecto a la situación emocional luego de la exposición informativa, priman las negativas, las cuales se exacerban entre los jóvenes. En conclusión, este artículo expone el distanciamiento de los jóvenes colombianos hacia los medios de comunicación tradicionales.
A High Resolution 3D Geomodel for Giant Carbonate Reservoir- A Field Case Study from an Iraqi Oil Field

Constructing a fine 3D geomodel for complex giant reservoir is a crucial task for hydrocarbon volume assessment and guiding for optimal development. The case under study is Mishrif reservoir of Halfaya oil field, which is an Iraqi giant carbonate reservoir. Mishrif mainly consists of limestone rocks which belong to Late Cenomanian age. The average gross thickness of formation is about 400m. In this paper, a high-resolution 3D geological model has been built using Petrel software that can be utilized as input for dynamic simulation. The model is constructed based on geological, geophysical, pertophysical and engineering data from about 60 available wells to characterize the structural, stratigraphic, and properties distribution along the reservoir. Fourteen geological surfaces for all Mishrif units have been generated based on well tops data and top Mishrif structural map. The reservoir has been divided into 163 sublayers through the vertical direction and 160*383 grid cells in x-y direction with 9,988,640 total grid cells. A scale up process are performed for well log data, then, Sequential Gaussian Simulation algorithm are applied to fill 3D grid cells with properties values in areas away from wells. Pertophysical properties distribution for all reservoir zones are analyzed. The estimated initial oil in place of Mishrif through this model is close to that calculated in other previous studies.&#x0D;
Narrazioni giuridiche nei mondi di Alice: la dimensione del possibile

Aim of this essay is to focus on possible links between Law and Literature, using two novels by Lewis Carroll: Alice in the Wonderland e Through the Looking-Glass and what Alice Found there. Analyzing the legal experiences made by Alice in the two novels I will assume that Law and Literature can be compared as worlds of the possible. In fact both Literature and Law represent a dimension of the possibility. In Through the Looking-Glass and what Alice Found there Alice wants to become Queen and her desire is possible through the law that she experiences as a social practice. On the contrary in Alice in the Wonderland the irrational law that comes from the Hearths Queen is refused by Alice: through this kind of law, prescriptive and sanctioning, it is not possible to realize her wishes. To say that law is possible means to assume that law is a social practice that Literature can narrate, exploring this dimension of possibility. As characters of novel, men can experience a kind of law whose contents are determined not only by rules and sanctions, in a law-positive way, but also by social and cultural representations, instances, opinions, ideas and, actions.
A n-vector model for charge transport in molecular semiconductors

We develop a lattice model utilizing coarse-grained molecular sites to study charge transport in molecular semiconducting materials. The model bridges atomistic descriptions and structureless lattice models by mapping molecular structure onto sets of spatial vectors isomorphic with spin vectors in a classical n-vector Heisenberg model. Specifically, this model incorporates molecular topology-dependent orientational and intermolecular coupling preferences, including the direct inclusion of spatially correlated transfer integrals and site energy disorder. This model contains the essential physics required to explicitly simulate the interplay of molecular topology and correlated structural disorder, and their effect on charge transport. As a demonstration of its utility, we apply this model to analyze the effects of long-range orientational correlations, molecular topology, and intermolecular interaction strength on charge motion in bulk molecular semiconductors.
A Study of Housing and Identity in Northern Cyprus

This research mainly focuses on the relationship between environment and people’s identity by centralization of communicative aspects of residential environments. There is this potential to find out the dwellers’ identity, and this is where we come to the confluence of housing and identity. Therefore, it is significant to find out the residents’ attitudes considering their residences. The concept that enables individuals to retain their routines, costumes, habits and memories makes the focus of “housing and identity” a crucial and feasible research subject. The case studies are selected among high-quality and low-quality neighborhoods in Kaliland zone in Gazima?usa , one of the five districts of Northern Cyprus. In this survey questionnaires are used in order to explore residents’ interests, personality and relationships. This research is done based on the principles of home identity, communicating identity and self-perception. Consequently, the significant aspects in creating home identity will be discussed, and finally, the research will conclude the key role of memory, personal features and backgrounds in defining identity. Keywords: Housing, Dwelling, Identity, Residential Environment
Motor vehicle blind or luggage compartment cover has one or more supple stiffening ribs that can be compressed to give the blind a curved shape when deployed

The blind, containing stiffening ribs (1), has at least one rib of a supple material that allows it to adopt a curved shape when a pressure is applied to it so that the blind occupies a position close to the surface of a window or opening when deployed. The ribs can have two or more portions (11, 12) that have different sections, degrees of rigidity or are made from different materials, such as fibreglass, metal or plastic. The pressure can be applied by guide rails (2) or a drive system, the rails having a section where the distance between them is less than the length of the supple rib(s) in their rest position, and a channel that directs the curved rib(s) towards the window or opening.
Precision manufacturing of microengineered complex joint implants

There is convincing evidence, in animal models and in humans,  that deep osteochondral defects of the joint surface lead to a high rate of osteoarthritis (OA) over time. The disease process in OA, the most prevalent arthritic disease affecting 25% of the adult population, involves the entire joint affecting both the articular cartilage and the underlying bone. Hence it is crucial to consider the entire osteochondral unit as a target for repair. Tissue engineered implants could provide a solution for the regeneration of this type of defects and prevent the development of OA. This project aims to address this unmet clinical need by developing complex joint implants that will possess the spatially inbuilt biologic information for regenerating these challenging defects. Breakthroughs in organoid technologies have allowed the development of cartilaginous microtissue structures that can predictively execute regenerative programmes upon implantation. These microtissues can be used as building blocks for bottom-up 3D bioprinting of living joint implants. In order to be able to produce scaled-up implants containing at the same time a highly precise structure, integration of bioprinting technologies is needed. Moreover in order to cover rising clinical demand the whole manufacturing process, which is mostly manual today, will need to be automated adopting robotics, bioprinting and bioreactor technologies. In order to demonstrate implant feasibility and efficacy, large osteochondral defect repair will be studied in the minipig, a large animal model relevant to the patient. Taken together we strive to develop an automated, GMP-grade platform producing large, patterned and vascularised joint implants providing also a paradigm shift for generic automated manufacturing of organoid-based tissue implants. JOINTPROMISE paves the way for high-volume, affordable production of entire biological joints,  addressing a major socioeconomic challenge of the European ageing society.
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR THE PRESENTATION OF INTERNATIONALISATION PROJECTS THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL FAIRS 2021-22

PUBLIC NOTICE FOR THE PRESENTATION OF INTERNATIONALISATION PROJECTS THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL FAIRS 2021-22