SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Anschaffung und Implementierung innovativer Technologien für die Herstellung von Baustoffen.

„Im Rahmen des Projekts planen wir den Erwerb neuer Technologien für die Herstellung von Verbundgewebekonstruktionen – Baumaterial mit erhöhten Parametern, insbesondere: strukturell, isolierend, mit erhöhter Resistenz gegen Alterungsprozesse. Das Material wird für den Bau verwendet, einschließlich Tunnelbau und andere agrotechnische und Entwässerungsarbeiten. Composite Mesh ist ein innovatives Gegenstück für schwere und korrodierende Stahlgitter, die häufig in der Bergbau-, Bau- und Infrastrukturindustrie verwendet werden. ÄHM.
Preparedness and resilience enforcement for critical infrastructure cascading cyberphysical threats and effects with focus on district or regional protection

EU Critical Infrastructures (CIs) are increasingly at risk from cyber-physical attacks and natural hazards. Research and emerging solutions focus on the protection of individual CIs, however, the interrelationships between Cis has become more complex for example in smart cities and managing the impacts of cascading effects and enabling rapid recovery is becoming more pertinent and highly challenging.
PRECINCT aims to connect private and public CI stakeholders in a geographical area to a common cyber-physical security management approach which will yield a protected territory for citizens and infrastructures, a ‘PRECINCT’ that can be replicated efficiently for a safer Europe and will deliver: 
1. A PRECINCT Framework Specification for systematic CIs security and resilience management fulfilling industry requirements. 
2. A Cross-Facility collaborative cyber-physical Security and Resilience management Infrastructure enabling CI stakeholder communities to create AI-enabled PRECINCT Ecosystems and enhanced resilience support services.
3. A vulnerability assessment tool that uses Serious Games to identify potential vulnerabilities to cascading effects and to quantify resilience enhancement measures.
4. PRECINCT’s Digital Twins to represent the CIs network topology and metadata profiles, applying closed-loop Machine Learning techniques to detect violations and provide optimised response and mitigation measures and automated forensics.	 
5. Smart PRECINCT Ecosystems, deployed in four large-scale Living Labs and Transferability Validation Demonstrators, will provide measurement-based evidence of the targeted advantages and will realize Digital Twins corresponding to the CIs located therein, include active participation of emergency services and city administrations with results feeding back to the Digital Twins developments.
6. Sustainability related outputs including Capacity Building, Dissemination, Exploitation, Resilience Strategy, Policy/Standardisation recommendations
Structure and stability of phases within the NbN–AlN system

The outstanding electronic and physical properties of NbN and the continuous need for advanced materials, e.g. in the field of hard coatings, motivated us to investigate the Nb1−xAlxN pseudo-binary alloy by means of first principles calculations and experimental studies. The experimentally reported phases for NbN and AlN, cubic B1, hexagonal Bk, B81 (δ'-NbN) and Bi (e-NbN) and wurtzite B4 were considered for the calculations. The phase stability analysis based on the comparison of formation energies of various phases yields that the Nb-rich alloys favour the hexagonal B81-like structure (up to an AlN fraction of x ≈ 0.14), the Al-rich side favours the wurtzite B4 structure (for x 0.7) and the intermediate compositions favour the cubic B1 phase. The available hybridization schemes together with the analysis of the density of states and the (difference) charge density maps provide reasoning for the obtained results. Experimental investigations confirm preferred B1 structure for Nb1−xAlxN coatings with x below 0.45, a mixed B1, Bk and B4 structure for x in the range 0.45–0.71 and a preferred B4 structure for x above 0.71.
Living with coeliac disease and type 1 diabetes: the experiences of young people and their parents

This thesis is submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Clinical Psychology Doctorate at the University of Birmingham. The two volumes included within this thesis comprise of research (Volume I) and clinical work (Volume II). 

Volume I presents a literature review, qualitative research paper and a public domain paper. The literature review examines research that explored the links between within-family agreement and disagreement regarding the sharing of responsibility for diabetes management tasks and diabetes outcomes in youth Type 1 Diabetes. The research study used a qualitative approach to explore adolescents’ and parents’ experiences of what it is like for a young person to live with a dual diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes and Coeliac Disease. The public domain paper presents a summary of the literature review and research paper. 

Volume II comprises five clinical practice reports reflecting various aspects of clinical work completed across clinical placements.
Dynamic interface software for wireless communication devices

The present invention provides an improved wireless communication device capable of detecting the presence of an external device and dynamically updating its communication abilities to facilitate communication with the external device. The wireless communication device, upon detecting a wired or wireless connection from an external device, queries the external device to obtain summary profile information about the external device. The wireless device next formulates a query comprising at least a portion of the summary profile information and sends the query to a remote server to request an appropriate communication interface. The remote server responds with the appropriate communication interface. Upon receipt of the interface, the wireless communication device installs the interface and then proceeds to establish communication with the external device.
Smart tomographic sensors for advanced industrial process control

A decisive gap in the process industry is the lack of qualified distributed process parameter measurements for optimal control. Process tomography is a ground-breaking technology to bridge this gap. Just with the recent development in high-power massive parallel computing this technology has gained the required real-time capability. TOMOCON as a European network of leading academic and industrial partners from different sectors dedicates its efforts in research and training towards development of tomography-based industrial process control. With that it shall generate new scientific and technical knowledge in this emerging field; develop and demonstrate new technological solutions of advanced industrial control by tomographic sensors; align tomography-based process control with concepts of knowledge-based control, big data analysis and advanced human-machine interfaces; and enhance the scientific and transferable skills of early stage researchers to meet future needs of the industry. Together with world-leading industrial sensor and control solution providers, process engineering and production companies TOMOCON shall demonstrate the functionality of tomography-assisted process control in four industry-relevant demonstration cases, which serve as benchmarks to demonstrate improvements in energy and resource efficiency as well as product quality. That is: control of inline fluid separation, control of microwave drying processes, control of continuous metal casting, and control of batch crystallization processes.
The attraction of virgin female hide beetles (Dermestes maculatus) to cadavers by a combination of decomposition odour and male sex pheromones

The hide beetle Dermestes maculatus (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) feeds as an adult and larva on decomposing animal remains and can also be found on human corpses. Therefore, forensic entomological questions with regard to when and how the first receptive females appear on carcasses are important, as the developmental stages of their larvae can be used to calculate the post-mortem interval. To date, we know that freshly emerged males respond to the cadaver odour of post-bloated carcasses (approximately 9 days after death at Tmean = 27°C), being attracted by benzyl butyrate. This component occurs at its highest concentration at this stage of decay. The aim of our study was to determine the principle of attraction of virgin females to the feeding and breeding substrate. For this purpose, we tested the response of these females to headspace samples of piglet cadavers and male sex pheromones [(Z9)-unsaturated fatty acid isopropyl esters] in a Y-olfactometer. Because we expected that such an odour combination is of importance for virgin female attraction, we tested the following two questions:1) Are virgin female hide beetles attracted by a combination of cadaver odour and male sex pheromones?2) During which decomposition stage do the first virgin females respond to cadaver odour when combined with male sex pheromones?We found that young virgin females were attracted to the cadaver by a combination of cadaver odour and male sex pheromones. Neither cadaver odour alone nor male sex pheromones alone was significantly more attractive than a solvent control. Our results also gave a weak indication that the first young virgin females respond as early as the post-bloating stage to its associated decomposition odour when combined with male sex pheromones.Our results indicate that freshly emerged males possibly respond to cadaver odour and visit carcasses before virgin females. Being attracted to cadavers when male sex pheromone is perceived as well, virgin females can optimise their reproductive possibilities.
Motor vehicle door with recessed handle, operated by putting hand through opening in panel that can be closed with movable plate

The recess and handle are at least partially covered by an outer door panel (2) that contains an opening through which the hand can reach the handle to operate it. This opening can be closed by a movable plate (4) which lies flush with the panel in the closed position.
SAFETY DEVICE FOR WORKING ON A LADDER

The invention relates to a safety device for working at heights on a ladder (1). Said safety device can be adapted to the side piece (3) of a ladder (2) and comprises a grip and actuation device (20, R, 70) acting on a locking device (60), and safety equipment (50, 40) joined to the user, characterized in that the safety equipment (50, 40) contains a lifeline (50) which joins the user to the safety device (1) and which slides onto the side piece (3) of the ladder.
Criminalidad: jerarquía y poder de los reos sentenciados por homicidio calificado del penal el milagro 2005 - 2012

Peruvian prison situation, despite sorne efforts, continues to face a serious crisis. In general , the Peruvian prison is characterized as all prisons in the region to be populated by poor people and the different values which are commonly considered as positive, remains the physical and 1 or psychological violence; where everyday acts of corruption and abuse of power are evident not only between the authorities and the inmates, but also between those detainees and the State generates economic costs by keeping inmates in prisons, where the daily maintenance of an inmate is S 1. 4.00 in which includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, which multiplied by the total amount of a prison population (such as criminal Miracle, about 2500 inmates) being exorbitant amounts invested in them without any benefit to the S tate Peruano. The difference shows in the same prison where not so long ago the codes of honor honored without discussion in the underworld of crime. An old nest remained among inmates witho1:1t hesitation respecting the so-called Taita, which in practice had a higher rank than himself appointed as Chief Interna! Pavilion which was under his control . In this sub - world and after  Taita, the top of the hierarchy were the assailants with the rank of  gang leaders  and drug traffickers, highlighting the top the most heartless, the prontuariados, which had more cuts in chest and arms. Secondly murderers, thieves, fraudsters and, last but deep down, sex offenders ( rapists ) .
National Innovation System: Where do Government and Business Diverge?

The paper investigates the national innovation system and divergences in the prioritisation of key measures of the national institutional framework linked to the policy mix supply side. Two acting populations from the Republic of Croatia were selected for this process: on one side, 33 governmental representatives of the institutional framework (IF) ecosystem, and the opposite side of 93 owners or CEOs of firms as policy targets or beneficiaries. The produced results were additionally verified through 18 semi-structured interviews with government officials as representatives of the IF. The results confirm the existence of divergences in the perception of importance and relevance of the policy measures between the two populations.
Training hydrologists to be ecohydrologists and play a leading role in environmental problem solving

Abstract. Ecohydrology is a relatively new and rapidly growing subject area in the hydrology curriculum. It is a trans-disciplinary science derived from the larger earth systems science movement and examining mutual interactions of the hydrological cycle and ecosystems. It is also an applied science focused on problem solving and providing sound guidance to catchment-scale integrated land and water resources management. The principle spheres of ecohydrology include (i) climate-soil-vegetation-groundwater interactions at the land surface with special implications for land use, food production and climate change; (ii) riparian runoff, flooding, and flow regime dynamics in river corridors with special implications for water supply, water quality, and inland fisheries; and (iii) fluvial and groundwater inputs to lakes/reservoirs, estuaries, and coastal zones with special implications for water quality and fisheries. We propose an educational vision focused on the development of professional and personal competencies to impart a depth of scientific knowledge in the theory and practice of ecohydrology and a breadth of cross-cutting knowledge and skills to enable ecohydrologists to effectively collaborate with associated scientists and communicate results to resource managers, policy-makers, and other stakeholders. In-depth knowledge in hydrology, ecology, and biogeochemistry is emphasized, as well as technical skills in data collection, modeling, and statistical analysis. Cross-cutting knowledge is framed in the context of integrated water resources management. Personal competencies to be fostered in educational programs include creative thinking, cooperation, communication, and leadership. We consider a life-long learning context but highlight the importance of master's level training in the professional formation of ecohydrologists.
Process for forming crepe fabrics and for temporarily stabilizing high twist filament yarn in the manufacture of such fabrics

A process for forming crepe fabrics on a shuttleless loom is provided which includes temporary stabilization of highly twisted (e.g., 40-70 TPI) filament yarn. To this end, hot melt size is applied at a predetermined temperature in predetermined amounts (e.g., add-on of about 10.5-13.5%) immediately after twisting so as to reduce the liveliness of the yarn and to thereby permit it to be woven. After weaving, the yarn stabilization is reversed by a desizing operation. The fabric is subsequently heat treated to develop crepe characteristics.
RECEIVER AND METHOD FOR INFERRING RECEPTION TIME

An adder 201-1 adds a signal selected by means of a switch 101, being a signal in which pilot symbol and demodulated data symbol replica signals have been eliminated from a received signal, and a pilot symbol replica signal output from a replica signal buffer 112. A matched filter 202-1 detects the correlation between the output signal from the adder 201-1 and the spreading code assigned to user 1. A delay profile creator 203-1 creates a delay profile at the point at which a timing signal is input, and makes a threshold value decision for the correlation value, thereby estimating the reception timing of each path. By this means, it is possible to estimate reception timings with high precision and achieve improved reception quality. <IMAGE>
The sun-chariot’s journey towards the nordic sky: on the (pre-)history of ideas on sky, sun, and sunlight in northern europe

The objectives of my project are: 
(1) to further develop the field of Comparative Indo-European Poetics (CIEP) and to strengthen the interdisciplinary collaboration between Historical Linguistics and Archaeology;
(2) to apply the approach of CIEP to Old Norse (ON) and Germanic (Gmc.) texts by analysing poetic phraseology and mythological conceptions concerning the sky, the sun, and sunlight which find correspondences in other Indo-European (IE) traditions and may reflect Proto-Indo-European (PIE) heritage; 
(3) to connect the results of this analysis with prehistoric archaeological artefacts by means of an interdisciplinary approach to these issues.
Spoken more than 5000 years ago, PIE is the reconstructed ancestor of all IE languages, among which are Hittite, Greek, Latin, and Sanskrit, as well as ON and other ancient Gmc. languages (such as Old English and Old Saxon). By studying these languages in a comparative perspective, historical linguists have reconstructed not only an impressive amount of the words of PIE, but also of its traditional formulas and poetic phrases. These are the subject of study of CIEP, whose approach has only sporadically been applied to ON and Gmc. texts. 
CIEP gives us precious insights into the mythological beliefs of the speakers of PIE: inter alia, we can reconstruct numerous PIE poetic images and cosmological conceptions concerning the day-lit sky, the sun, the sunlight, and the deities which were associated with them. Some of these conceptions are, on the one hand, attested in ON and Gmc. texts and, on the other hand, have parallels in Bronze Age archaeological artefacts belonging to Northern and Central European prehistoric cultures, whose formation has recently been traced back by scholars of Archaeology, Genomics, and Archaeolinguistics (an interdisciplinary field combining Historical Linguistics and Archaeology) to contacts between pre-existing populations of Neolithic farmers and migrating groups of PIE-speaking pastoralists.
Hippocampal structure and human cognition: Key role of spatial processing and evidence supporting the efficiency hypothesis in females

Here we apply a method for automated segmentation of the hippocampus in 3D high-resolution structural brain MRI scans. One hundred and four healthy young adults completed twenty one tasks measuring abstract, verbal, and spatial intelligence, along with working memory, executive control, attention, and processing speed. After permutation tests corrected for multiple comparisons across vertices (p < .05) significant relationships were found for spatial intelligence, spatial working memory, and spatial executive control. Interactions with sex revealed significant relationships with the general factor of intelligence (g), along with abstract and spatial intelligence. These correlations were mainly positive for males but negative for females, which might support the efficiency hypothesis in women. Verbal intelligence, attention, and processing speed were not related to hippocampal structural differences.
Theoretical and computational investigation of tuberculosis antimicrobial resistance development based on extensive experimental library of mycobacterium strains

Multidrug resistance of Mycobacterium tuberculosis is declared a serious global threat by the World Health Organization.
Our project aims at developing a comprehensive model of molecular mechanisms responsible for antimicrobial drug resistance of tuberculosis. Isoniazid is the main drug used for TB treatment, because it interacts with the bacterial catalase
that leads to the bacterial death. The library of isoniazid resistant strains (over 100 different strains) will be used as
experimental basis for building theoretical and computational models of the molecular processes leading to drug resistance
of mutated bacteria. The model will be used for suggesting effective treatment targeting these mechanisms and overcoming
the resistance.
AMR-TB RISE will be used to utilise the expertise of highly specialised research groups of biologists, clinicians, biochemists,
physicists, computer engineers, and mathematicians allowing the researches from these groups to work in multiple
laboratories of the Consortium all over the world. Particular attention will be given to training the next generation of young
researcher and forming tightly interconnected, long term collaboration devoted to solving the pressing global problem of antimicrobial resistance not only in TB, but in a wide spectrum of diseases.
False-twisting apparatus for producing crimps in filament yarns

A false-twisting apparatus for producing crimps in filament yarns, comprising: a first group of endless belts each having a straightly extending region between two spaced pulleys; about which it is entrained a second group of belts arranged in vertically zigzag fashion relative to the belts of the first group and each belt of the second group having a straightly extending region between two spaced pulleys about which it is entrained. The straightly extending regions of the second group of belts are positioned in vertical zig-zag and parallel fashion relative to the adjacent similar regions of the belts of the first group the belts of the second group are driven to travel in a direction opposite to that of travel of each of the belts of the first group. Means, further, are provided for detecting the fluctuation in the tension of the filament yarns which are passed in successive contact with the contact surfaces of these straightly extending regions of the belts in zig-zag fashion; as are means for adjusting the positions of inlet and outlet guides of the filament yarns operatively coupled to said tension fluctuation detecting means; and means for adjusting the parallel distances between the respective straightly extending regions of the belts. This apparatus can be operated at a very high speed under a relatively low tension on the filament yarns and insures the production of evenly crimped yarns of high quality at low production as well as construction costs and can occupy less floor area.