SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
SUCTION COMPRESS

The invention relates to a suction compress comprising a flexible body with a rough outer surface having two thin faces of identical geometric configuration. The ventral face includes a plurality of holes and the outer surface of the dorsal face includes a flexible handle. The two faces define therebetween a cavity provided straight raised patterns directed towards a predetermined point on the periphery, whereat a coupling is located along the same axis of the structure, said coupling being connected to a vacuum source in order to extract liquids or to a liquid source in order to irrigate said liquids in a controlled manner through the holes in the ventral surface. The suction compress provides the advantages of a suction cannula as well as those of a compress or gauze, while minimising the disadvantages associated with said devices taken separately.
Dimo6Fit: extending the standard model -- global fits of optimal variables in diboson production

The status quo of particle physics after the first data taking at the Large Hadron Collider is: a light Higgs particle has been discovered that is perfectly compatible with the electroweak Standard Model (SM). While this is undoubtedly a historic step in particle physics, it is not entirely satisfactory, as in its current state the SM leaves many questions unanswered. 

If the Standard Model of today is just the low energy theory of more complex phenomena, then these phenomena will become manifest in modifications of the cross sections and differential distributions of known processes. These modifications can be described by higher dimensional operators, which are general extensions of the SM and can be tested using precision measurements of diboson production processes.

The DIMO6Fit project will focus on measuring those production processes most sensitive to the new physics effects, using innovative analysis techniques aimed at significantly reducing the debilitating limitations in current measurements. I will set up a novel combined global fit for determining the higher dimensional operators coherently based on the LHC measurements. 
The full determination of the higher dimensional operators will be the first global precision test of general extensions to the SM. The ERC Starting Grant will make it possible to bring together a team that will conduct more efficient measurements then today at the ATLAS experiment, that will establish the framework for new precision tests, and will generate results of yet unforeseeable potential. With DIMO6FIT I will establish an exciting programme aiming at determining the higher dimensional operators, which will help uncover new physics and elucidate its nature. These novel studies will form a unique and significant contribution to the understanding of the fundamental interactions of known and possibly yet unknown particles.
DISTRIBUTED-ARCHITECTURE ROBOT WITH MULTIPLE LINKAGES

An apparatus includes a drive; a movable arm having a base pivotally connected to the drive, first and second linkages, the first linkage having a first link rotatable on the base at a first rotary joint, a second link connected to the first link at a second rotary joint, and a third link connected to the second link at a third rotary joint, the third link having an end-effector, and the second linkage having a fourth link rotatable on the base at a fourth rotary joint, a fifth link connected to the fourth link at a fifth rotary joint, and a sixth link connected to the fifth link at a sixth rotary joint, the sixth link having another end-effector. The apparatus also includes a master controller coupled to the drive, the master controller being configured to control movements of the movable arm and the base relative to the drive.
3D autonomous 2-photon optogenetics microscopy

Brain activity relies on complex interactions among large populations of neurons located in different brain regions. Understanding the relationships between these specific areas and disentangling the contributions of individual neurons to circuit function is an essential step to understand brain functioning. To elucidate the connection between brain activation and behaviour outcome, it is necessary to establish specific experimental strategies that allow to record and externally control neuronal activity during behaviour. Currently, there is an experimental trade-off between imaging speed, field of view and sample dimensions that limits current recording technology in imaging very large neuronal populations with concurrently high spatial and temporal resolution. Consequently, interactions between neurons in different brain areas are easily missed, whilst functionally related ensembles of neurons can be undetectable, blinded or falsely interpreted. DAPTOMIC aims to demonstrate the commercial viability of a new generation of autonomous (i.e. self-run, similar to a Tesla car) microscope add-on suitable for brain imaging. The main objective of DAPTOMIC is to turn the modules developed within the ERC Advanced Grant BrainBIT into a commercial product (minimum viable product), i.e. a new add-on to current generation microscopes that decides the imaging strategy - which portion of the sample to image and which portion of the sample to interact with – through AI, shortening experiment times by several orders of magnitude.
Engaged universals: ethnographic explorations of  ‘universal health coverage’ and the public good in africa

UNIVERSAL HEALTH is an anthropological study that follows how a new global policy, Universal Health Coverage (UHC), travels and is engaged by policy-makers, bureaucrats and citizens in three African countries. Defined by the WHO as ensuring that all people can use the health services they need without financial hardship, UHC is a powerful concept that approaches public health as a matter of justice and obligation and is included in the Sustainable Development Goals. UHC is particularly important in Africa, where structural-adjustment policies undermined state capacity, promoted privatization and pushed the burden of payment onto the poor. Recent global health initiatives have done little to address the neglect of national health-care systems and citizens’ lack of trust in them. In these contexts UHC is interesting because it reinserts questions of state responsibility and the public good into health-care. Historically however, African states have only partially pursued the public good, while in practice UHC is surrounding by conflicting interests. UHC is thus not a universal model but a contested field, making it an intriguing site for anthropological research. With a focus on actors and institutions at global, national and local levels in each country, the project will explore how moves towards UHC engage relations between states and citizens and universal concepts such as the public good; how UHC intersects with formal systems of social protection; and how it influences informal social networks that support health, thus situating UHC in national histories and social practices. Tracking the frictions surrounding UHC at the levels of policy-making, implementation, among beneficiaries, and in public debate, the project will use ethnographic methodology in innovative ways through fieldwork that is multi-sited and multi-level. The project’s focus on a global policy and the public good opens new research directions and will produce knowledge of relevance beyond Africa.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A PRODUCT FROM A ROLLED STRIP MATERIAL

Verfahren zum Herstellen eines Erzeugnisses aus gewalztem Bandmaterial mit den Schritten: Bereitstellen eines Substrats als Bandmaterial aus Stahlblech; Walzen des Substrats als Bandmaterial; elektrolytisches Beschichten des Substrats mit einem ersten, metallischen Beschichtungsmaterial, wobei das elektrolytische Beschichten nach dem Walzen erfolgt; Aufbringen eines zweiten Beschichtungsmaterials als Zunderschutzbeschichtung auf das mit dem ersten Beschichtungsmaterial beschichtete Substrat; Warmumformen des Substrats, wobei das Warmumformen nach dem Aufbringen des zweiten Beschichtungsmaterials erfolgt.
Product Relatedness and Firm Exports in China

This paper proposes the first evaluation using micro-level data of the gains from the consistency of activities with a local comparative advantage. Using firm-level data from Chinese customs over the 2000-6 period, the study investigates the relationship between the export performance of firms and how their products relate to local comparative advantage. The key indicator measures the density of the links between a product and the local product space. Hence, it combines information on the intrinsic relatedness of a good with information on the local pattern of specialization. The results indicate that exports grow faster for goods that have denser links with those currently produced in the firm's locality. The density of links between products seems to yield export-enhancing spillovers. However, this positive effect of product relatedness on export performance is mainly limited to ordinary trade activities and domestic firms. It is also stronger for more productive firms, suggesting that spillover diffusion may be hindered by insufficient absorptive capacity.
Technological innovations dedicated to the manufacture of medicinal products through the development of Ethifarm Sp. z o.o. Sp. z o.o. K.

The project consists of purchasing a number of connected devices, which constitute an autonomous technological line, enabling the production of 1 new medicinal products to be started and to improve the production of 3 other medicines. It is planned to purchase fixed assets (4 pieces)(or devices with equivalent parameters): Spectrum Two spectrum spectrometer with software (EUR 120000)HLSG (HIGH Shear MIXER HLSG granulator)-resignation (EUR 140000)Cartoniser TV 40 Tarpak (EUR 200000) Ethifarm Sp. z o.o. Sp. The limited partnership will introduce the generic of the above preparation called PERINDIL (coated tablets 5 mg/10 mg)The implementation of the project will also lead to the improvement of 3 other medicinal products currently manufactured by Ethifarm Sp. z o.o. Sp. z o.o. Commando: Cyto-Protectin MR – Slow – Magu and Slow – Magu B6.The project uses ICT technologies to ensure the interaction of individual elements of the technological line. The project is characterised by process, product and non-technological (organisational) innovation over a period of not more than 5 years. Number of enterprises receiving support: 1pcs.Number of companies receiving grants: 1pcs.Private investments complementing public support to enterprises (grants): 558 480.00PLNPrivate investment complementing public support in innovation or R & D projects: 558 480.00EURNumber of companies supported to introduce new products for the market: 1pcs.Number of companies supported to introduce new products for the company: 1pcs.Number of fixed assets purchased: It’s 4 pieces.
Effect of Pruning Severity on Quality of Grapes Cv. Red Globe for Summer Season

Effect of pruning severity on quality of grapes cv. red globe in summer season were studied at Horticulture Orchard, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore during 2012-2013. The vines were pruned at four different levels in a Randomized Block Design with five replications. TSS, TSS/acid ratio, titrable acidity, sugar-acid ratio, reducing, non-reducing and total sugars for quality parameters were determined. Results revealed that, all the vines which were pruned at 2 bud level for summer season crop registered highest Total soluble solids (17.82 °Brix), TSS/acid ratio (35.95), lower titrable acidity (0.49%), whereas, the maximum reducing sugar (15.65%), total sugars (17.24%) and sugar-acid ratio (34.17) was observed in vines pruned to 50% of the canes for vegetative growth and 50% of the canes for crop yield in summer season and it was found to be better performed among different pruning intensities. Among the pruning intensities the vines which were pruned to 50% canes to 6 bud level and remaining 50% canes to 2 bud level performed better.
Ebstein’s Anomaly of the Tricuspid Valve in Association with Tetralogy of Fallot and Absent Pulmonary Valve Syndrome

Ebstein's anomaly and absent pulmonary valve syndrome belong to the rarest congenital heart defects. Their association has never been reported so far. We present the unusual case of a fetus at 23 weeks of gestation with Ebstein's anomaly, tetralogy of Fallot, absent pulmonary valve and agenesis of the arterial duct. The main diagnostic features were apical displacement of the septal leaflet of the tricuspid valve with an offset from the mitral valve of 8 mm, a pronounced atrialization of the right ventricle, a large malalignment ventricular septal defect with overriding aorta in combination with absence of the pulmonary valve leaflets, to and fro flow pattern over the stenotic pulmonary valve annulus, turbulent flow in the pulmonary trunk, massive dilatation of the pulmonary trunk plus the pulmonary arteries and a right aortic arch with retroesophageal course of an aberrant left subclavian artery. The arterial duct and the thymus were absent. The remaining fetal anatomy was unremarkable. Amniocentesis revealed a normal male karyotype; 22q11 microdeletion was ruled out. After being counseled on the unfavorable prognosis, the parents opted for termination of pregnancy. The prenatal cardiac findings were confirmed at autopsy; however, a severely hypoplastic thymus was found instead of the suspected aplasia.
Exploring the Effects of a Cross-cultural Service-Learning Program on Intercultural Competence of Participants

Background: Service-learning as a pedagogy and curricular consideration to revitalize undergraduate education has been flourishing in the Asia-Pacific Region for years. The W. T. Chan Fellowship Program is designed as an intercultural servicelearning program, with the fellows coming from China and Hong Kong, to experience service-learning in the United States. Aims: This study investigates the effects of service-learning international program on intercultural competence of participants, using a pre-test and post-test approach. Sample: All twelve fellows involved in the W.T. Chan Fellowship Program. Method: Cross-Cultural Adaptability Inventory (CCAI) was utilized to measure intercultural competence of participants. The CCAI scores of the participants were compared prior to and after the program to measure any change during the period. Results: The results using a t-test analysis indicated that students who participated in the W.T. Chan Fellowship program showed a significant increase in total score of CCAI as well as in each dimension after completion the program. Data analysis also revealed that participants without previous intercultural experience gained significantly more in the dimension of emotional resiliency than those who had. Conclusion: As an intercultural service-learning program, participants can develop international competency, particularly in the areas of Emotional Resilience, Flexibility/ Openness, Perceptual Acuity, Personal Autonomy. The findings of this study can assist international educators to design more effective education programs that would aid students in attaining the desired knowledge, skills and competencies.
Archivos oficiales, privados y sociales de la Nor-Patagonia.

Este trabajo recupera una estrategia colectiva de reconstruir la historia de los archivos de la Nor-Patagonia. En principio diferenciamos la existencia de archivos estatales antiguos y en vías de creación; archivos institucionales no estatales y privados; y finalmente, archivos de organizaciones sociales. A partir de esta clasificación destacamos de forma comparativa misiones y objetivos; accesibilidad y funciones históricamente situadas de los mismos. Proponemos aquí entender las razones políticas y las luchas por la construcción de relatos históricos por las cuales los archivos devienen en espacios atravesados por disputas y tensiones sociales. Por otra parte, recuperamos sus trayectorias para confrontar con versiones ahistóricas que colocan a los archivos como sitios meramente burocráticos y apolíticos. Para este análisis seleccionamos algunos archivos que vienen siendo de consulta habitual para la escritura de relatos sobre la Nor-Patagonia.
Extension de la portée des activités de TMT TOMASZ Ogonowski afin de lutter contre la COVID-19

La requérante au projet est TMT Tomasz Ogonowski, qui gère l’Antidotum Music Club de Wrocław. En raison de la COVID-19, les activités de divertissement ont été interdites par le gouvernement. Pendant plusieurs mois, l’entreprise n’a pu générer aucun chiffre d’affaires de quelque manière que ce soit. Le projet vise à améliorer la qualité des services offerts jusqu’à présent. La gamme comprend l’équipement de deux salles de danse d’équipements sonores, d’éclairage et d’écrans LCD, l’armement d’équipement de musique DJ, des consoles de jeu. Cela améliorera la qualité du son et de l’éclairage, ce qui est désormais crucial en termes de concurrence accrue pour les clients. L’entreprise dispose des ressources appropriées pour la mise en œuvre de ce projet, car les employés et le propriétaire connaissent très bien l’industrie et l’équipement. Liste des dépenses: Achat d’équipement sonore Achat d’éclairage Achat d’écrans LED Achat d’équipement de musique DJ Valeur totale du projet: 246 000,00 Dépenses admissibles: 200 000,00 Financement: 160 000,00 Le projet sera mis en œuvre à Wrocław.
NETWORK SECURITY METHOD AND NETWORK SECURITY SYSTEM

Disclosed are a network security method and a network security system. The method comprises steps: a third-party server, an application server, a mobile terminal and a client host being started and running respective read-only software; an application IC card transmitting an input user password to the application server; the application server and the client host respectively starting data packet filtering; the mobile terminal executing encryption and decryption computations of encrypted Internet communication of the client host; the client host directly logging in the application server and transmitting a user command to the application server; the mobile terminal and/or the application IC card confirming the user command with the application server; and the mobile terminal and/or a third-party IC card generating a user command digital signature. The system comprises the application IC card, the mobile terminal, the client host, the application server, the third-party IC card and the third-party server.
Examining Late-Life Functional Limitation Trajectories and Their Associations With Underlying Onset, Recovery, and Mortality

Identify common trajectories of physical functional limitation and mortality among Taiwanese 50 and older as they age, link these to underlying transitions in onset, recovery, and mortality, and assess associations between trajectories and a set of risk factors.Longitudinal data from 4 waves of the Survey of Health and Living Status of the Middle-Aged and Elderly in Taiwan, collected between 1996 and 2007, are analyzed using a summary measure indicating difficulty with one or more of 7 physical functions. A group-based trajectory model identifies common trajectories. Shorter term transition probabilities that underlie multiperiod trajectories are examined. Multinomial regression associates risk factors with trajectory group membership.Best fitting the data is a model with 3 groups characterized as early, mid, and late onset of limitation. Roughly half the population follows the trajectory of mid onset and a quarter each of the other 2. Females and those least educated are most likely to belong to the early-onset group.The analysis advances understanding of late-life functioning by focusing on the heterogeneity of functional limitation experience, appropriately accounting for the relation between functional limitation and mortality and linking long-term patterns with short-term changes in functional limitation.
A study of consumer behavior with respect to various brands of toothpastes in Nagpur city

‘Consumer is king’ –the statement carries profound truth in it. Today the success of any firm depends upon the satisfaction of consumers. For satisfying the consumers the firm should know about the behavior of the consumers. In these circumstances understanding consumer is a very difficult task because of the changing technology, innovation, and changes in life style. Researchers conducted many research in this area, and they given only few suggestion, but there is no final conclusion. As per the ideas given by the researchers, there are two factors influencing the consumers such as intrinsic and extrinsic factors. It is difficult to classify consumers by conventional demographic factors and unless their thought process and buying behavior are fully understood, decisions on product designs and packaging, branding and distribution channels are likely to be misplaced. With the inevitability of change intimidating large over the horizon, Indian companies must learn from their western counterparts; not only to identify the sources, timing and direction of the changes likely to affect India, but also the new competencies and perspective that will enable them to respond to these changes, comprehensively and effectively. This study mainly focus on understanding the external factors like demographic, social, cultural, price, quality, product attributes etc for buying Toothpaste. The market share of any product is highly determined by the purchasing behavior of the consumers. Following study is conducted by the researcher to find out the behavior of the consumers, to analyze the preference of consumers, & consumer awareness. Descriptive research design was adopted and the data is collected through primary and secondary sources. The method adopted for conducting survey is questionnaire and convenient sampling technique was adopted for selecting the consumers.
INSULATING CONTAINER AND METHODS OF MAKING AN INSULATING CONTAINER

An insulating container (10) for controlling the transfer of heat from a hot object contained therein, the insulating container including a first half-shell (20) and a second half-shell (21) configured to couple together to form a sealed enclosure. The container further includes a first insert (40) and a second insert (41) sized and shaped to be received within the first half shell (20) and the second half shell, (21 ) respectively, and having inner surfaces (42, 43) that are shaped to surround and substantially conform to the hot object enclosed within the sealed enclosure, and wherein the first insert (40) and the second insert (41 ) are built up from a plurality of planar pieces (50) of insulating material.
BEVERAGE CONTAINER HOLDING DEVICE

A beverage container holding device includes a storage member having a storage space whose top is open and which is configured to receive a beverage container, and a movable floor mounted to the storage member such that the movable floor can move up and down and is configured to support to bottom of the beverage container. The storage member includes support members that advance into the storage space to support the beverage container, and support biasing members for causing the support members to advance into the storage space. The movable floor has support retracting members for causing the support members to move backward such that the support members retract from the storage space