SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
La Revista Puertorriqueña de Psicología y la historia de la psicología en Puerto Rico

La historia de la psicología es un campo de investigación nuevo en América Latina, pero está en pleno desarrollo. La Revista Puertorriqueña de Psicología (reps) atestigua este hecho cuando vemos que hay pocos artículos sobre este tema desde su fundación en 1981. Sin embargo, en el 1993-94 se publicó un número especial sobre la historia de la psicología en Puerto Rico con 12 artículos, seguido por una segunda publicación especial en el 2006 con más de 20 artículos. A partir de estos dos números especiales, hay una presencia constante, aunque reducida, de artículos historiográficos. El objetivo de este trabajo fue hacer una investigación ex-post-facto, histórica, en la cual evaluamos todos los artículos (n = 69) sobre historia de la psicología en la reps, a fin de analizar su contenido, distribución de las autorías (n = 54), género y las instituciones de procedencia. Los principales resultados apuntan que hay una concentración de publicaciones historiográficas de un número reducido de autorías y de pocas instituciones de Puerto Rico. En relación al contenido, los temas más frecuentes fueron las categorías “personajes”, “organización profesional” y “enseñanza de Psicología”, lo que sugiere una historiografía involucrada con la institucionalización de la disciplina psicológica.
A GLOBAL CGE MODEL AT THE NUTS 1 LEVEL FOR TRADE POLICY EVALUATION

This paper aims at building a global CGE trade model at NUTS 1 level (subnational level) for the EU15 regions. The focus is on the production side. The model is used to assess production reallocation across sectors in each NUTS 1 regions after an agricultural tariff liberalization. Nevertheless, it can also be used to simulate other trade policy reform according to the special objective of the researcher. The model is parsimonious in terms of data at the NUTS 1 level. The unskilled and skilled labour are the source of the heterogeneity across the NUT 1 regions. A stylised model is built in order to interpret the results. A sensitivity analysis on trade policy results according to two different degrees of skilled/unskilled labour mobility (perfect immobility and high mobility within the EU15) is conducted. Moreover, an integrated unskilled/skilled labour market within EU27 is tested.
Greece – Italy Facilities for Transport 2.0

The project identifies 27 hubs among ports, airports, bus and railway stations and merge the different existing services or optimize the ones in order to establish a unique interface able to give information, data, tickets and transit times in real time. The project achieves its objectives in the following ways:
• Creating a step-change in existing infrastructures, trying to exploit all the mobility systems with a unique ticket and/or no ticket.
• Improving an existing network merging different hubs in an extensible platform.
• Leveraging ICT* and providing access to customized information on individual mobility needs.
• Supporting seamless end-to-end intermodal travel based on information by travel services suppliers.
• Providing a Port/ Land standardized information system for multimodal transport providers.
• Establishing and promoting databases for providing cultural information etc.
What is Weak Ground?

Kit Fine, in The Pure Logic of Ground, has made a seminal attempt at formalizing the notion of ground. Fine ties the formal treatment of grounding to the notion of a weak ground. Formalization of this sort is supposed to bring clarity and precision to our theorizing. Unfortunately, as I will argue, it's not clear what weak ground is. I review five alternative explanations of the idea, and argue that none of them are ultimately satisfactory. I close by outlining a more complicated explanation of the notion that turns out to be more satisfactory. A number of contemporary metaphysicians are exploring the nature and uses of a phenomenon known as grounding. These thinkers link grounding to a certain kind of explanation. Philosophers and scientists are fond of asking for explanations of this kind: “In virtue of what is murder wrong?” “In virtue of what am I justified in believing that I have hands?” “What makes gravity such a weak force?” Each question sets the stage for a more or less familiar ongoing research program. Each question calls for an explanation. A correct answer to each question will tell us which are the facts in virtue of which something is the case. In general, the facts that ground a given fact are the facts in virtue of which that fact obtains. 1 Enthusiasts of grounding agree that facts may ground other facts, but they split on whether grounding relates things other than facts; Schaffer [2009] contends that it does, and Fine [2001, 2012] disagrees. If Schaffer is correct, then Fine’s formal treatment of ground may be incomplete. I take no stand on this dispute here. Fine also argues in [Fine, 2001] that, strictly speaking, we don’t need to reify facts and claim that grounding is a relation between them in order to give a theory of ground; we may instead treat talk of grounding’s being a relation between facts as a mere fa con de parler. We should formalize our theory of ground by appeal to sentential operators which do not pick out any relation, and whose arguments, semantically speaking, do not pick out some special category of entity. According to Fine, the logical Essays Philos (2013) 14:1 deRosset | 8 Though the study of grounding is still in the early stages, Kit Fine, in “The Pure Logic of Ground” [Fine, 2012], has made a seminal attempt at formalization. Formalization of this sort is supposed to bring clarity and precision to our theorizing, as it has to the study of other metaphysically important phenomena, like modality and vagueness. Unfortunately, as I will argue, Fine ties the formal treatment of grounding to the notion of a weak ground, and it is not clear what that notion comes to. Weak Ground in the Pure Logic of Ground In Fine’s system, which he calls the pure logic of ground (PLG), grounding claims vary along two independent axes: (i) a grounding claim may either be partial or full; and (ii) it may either be strict or weak. There are thus four types of grounding claim in Fine’s system. Corresponding to each type of grounding claim is an operator in the language of PLG:
Exoplanet athmosphere new emission transmission spectra analysis

The last twenty years have witnessed an exceptionally fast development in the field of the extra solar planets. The known exoplanets, 3500 to date, already show how diverse the planets in our galaxy can be. While the detection of exoplanets is an important ongoing field of activity, the characterization of their atmospheres has just begun and it is developing very rapidly. A lot can be learnt from spectroscopic observations of an exoplanet atmosphere; the molecular composition of giant exoplanet atmospheres can trace the planet's formation and evolution; the atmosphere of rocky exoplanets can host biosignature gases... However, the observations are challenging because the signal is often embedded in instrumental and telescope systematic noise. In the ExoplANETS_A project, we will develop novel data calibration and spectral extraction tools, as well as novel retrieval tools, based on 3D models of exoplanet atmospheres, to exploit archival data from ESA Space Science archives (HST) combined with NASA Space Archives (Spitzer, Kepler) and produce a homogeneous and reliable characterization of exoplanet atmospheres. Additionally, to model successfully the atmosphere of an exoplanet, it is necessary to have a sound knowledge of the host star. To this end, we will collect a coherent and uniform database of the relevant properties of host stars from ESA Space Science archives (XMM, Gaia), combined with international space mission and ground-based data. These exoplanet and host star catalogues will be accompanied/interpreted with models to assess the importance of star – planet interactions. The knowledge gained from this project will be disseminated through peer-review publications and modelling tools will be publicly released.
In addition to the delivery of high level data products, state of the art tools, models and scientific publications, the project the project will ready us to rapidly exploit data from the James Webb Space Telescope, which is a highly competitive.
SECURITY LOCK MONITORING SYSTEM

A system to detect an unauthorized attempt to open a security lock (1— 6), the system comprising a camera (10), which is directed towards the vicinity of the security lock; a communications connection between a camera (10) and a predefined mobile station (13); and a detector or sensor (8, 9), which is arranged to start the camera for transmitting a picture via said communications connection to the mobile station. The system further comprises a safety device (6) of the lock, having a safety latch (16), which has a locking position and an opening and, in which locking position, the mechanical opening of the lock with a key and/or rotary knob is prevented; at least one detector or sensor (8, 9), which is located in connection with the lock or door and arranged to detect at least one of the following events: (i) the presence of a key in the key channel (4) of lock, (ii) a movement or vibration of the door, (iii) a movement or vibration of a part of the lock. The control unit (7) of the safety device (6) is arranged to start the camera (10), when the detector or sensor (8, 9) detects one of above said events. The control unit (7) is arranged to start the camera (10) automatcally only if the safety latch (16) of the safety device (6) is in the locking position and the detector or sensor (8, 9) detects one of above said events.
Social exclusion of youth in europe: cumulative disadvantage, coping strategies, effective policies and transfer

Against the background of increasing labour market insecurities among youth during the recent crisis, the aim of this interdisciplinary and internationally comparative project is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the consequences of youth labour market vulnerability for risks of social exclusion in Europe. A multidimensional dynamic perspective on both objective and subjective dimensions of the social exclusion of young people is adopted in order to identify the complex interrelationships and potential risks of cumulative disadvantages and possible compensatory mechanisms. Specifically, implications of labour market insecurities for youth’s risks of poverty and material deprivation, their subjective well-being and health status as well as their ability to reach independence from parental home are investigated in a mixed-method approach. First, qualitative interviews are conducted with youths from nine selected European countries including Ukraine in order to reach an in-depth understanding of how disadvantaged youths perceive their social situation and try to cope with it in different economic, institutional and cultural environments. Second, quantitative methods are applied using EU-28 and national micro-data in order to identify the causal interrelationships and dynamic processes of youth’s social exclusion in different national contexts. Third, the diffusion and effectiveness of EU and national policies that address various issues of youth social exclusion are assessed in EU-28 based on expert interviews and policy evaluation analyses. A central objective of this comparative project is to learn about examples of best practises and provide suggestions for reforms and policies that help improving the social situation of young people who face labour market insecurities and also involve youth own voice in this process. By involving and addressing different stakeholder groups at all stages of the project the dissemination of results will be ensured.
SA.VO.I.R.S: Knowledge aimed at responsible and sustainable innovation

SA.VO.I.R.S. intends to offer students/graduates the key to reviving traditional crafts and knowledge, by providing them with cross-border career mobility paths that can stimulate new ideas and solutions poised between the past and the present for the sake of planning the future. The project is part of a joint cross-border training action in the priority chain of innovative and sustainable tourism for the enhancement of cultural and environmental assets, as well as typical local products, the result of ancient trades, using ICT and technological innovation. Students' vocations can thus be fostered. The project will make them aware of business systems not available in their area of origin. It will create economic connections between past and present and experiment with cross-border employment prospects. The project’s breakdown is as follows: - Exchange of experiences and cultures between the world of business and educational institutions, by placing students in the blue and green growth priority chain of innovative and sustainable tourism, also on the basis of national experimentations alternating school and employment; - Organisation of work experiences of Italian students in France and French students in Italy (singles or in groups) in companies and public/private organisations of the priority cross-border chain of innovative and sustainable tourism; - Laboratory work to acquire the skills to innovate the tourism attractiveness of ancient crafts and knowledge with the help of school and company mentors.
Rapid Development of Service-based Cloud Applications

Cloud application platforms gain popularity and have the potential to alter the way service-based cloud applications are developed involving utilisation of platform basic services. A platform basic service provides certain functionality and is usually offered via a web API. However, the diversification of the services and the available providers increase the challenge for the application developers to integrate them and deal with the heterogeneous providers' web APIs. Therefore, a new approach of developing applications should be adopted in which developers leverage multiple platform basic services independently from the target application platforms. To this end, the authors present a development framework assisting the design of service-based cloud applications. The objective of the framework is to enable the consistent integration of the services, and to allow the seamless use of the concrete providers. The optimal service provider each time can vary depending on criteria such as pricing, quality of service and can be determined based upon Big Data analysis approaches.
OPERATION OF A QUANTITY-CONTROLLED INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE HAVING CYLINDER DEACTIVATION

The invention relates to a method for operating a quantity-controlled internal combustion engine (1) having at least two cylinders (5, 5'), comprising the following steps: ascertaining a present operating state; determining a number of cylinders (5, 5') or cylinder groups (15, 15') to be deactivated in dependence on the present operating state; deactivating or keeping deactivated a fuel supply for at least one cylinder (5, 5') to be deactivated or at least one cylinder group (15, 15') if at least one cylinder (5, 5') or at least one cylinder group (15, 15') is to be deactivated, and opening a flow-influencing element (17, 17') associated with the at least one cylinder (5, 5') or the at least one cylinder group (15, 15') for a fresh mass supply to the at least one cylinder (5, 5') to be deactivated or the at least one cylinder group (15, 15') to be deactivated.
Tecnologia inovadora de reabilitação motora remota que garante a segurança do pessoal médico e dos utentes.

Number_reference_aid_programa: SA.41471(2015/X) Objetivo do auxílio público: Artigo 25.º do Regulamento (CE) n.º 651/2014, de 17 de junho de 2014, que declara certas categorias de auxílios compatíveis com o mercado interno, em aplicação dos artigos 107.º e 108.º do Tratado É isso mesmo. UE L 187/1 de 26.6.2014).O objetivo do projeto é desenvolver uma nova solução tecnológica que proporcione uma oportunidade para melhorar a qualidade da saúde das pessoas com deficiência motora sem se expor ao contacto com terceiros. Os componentes permitem adaptar o tipo de mobilidade aos requisitos temporários, minimizando as limitações encontradas pelos deficientes no dia a dia com o controle total do especialista graças aos cuidados remotos. Sua utilização não se limitará a espaços fechados, mas permitirá também a exploração de áreas não urbanizadas, ampliando o escopo das atividades sociais, recreativas/turísticas dos pacientes. A combinação destas tecnologias aumentará também as oportunidades de mobilidade para as pessoas com deficiência com maior independência e independência, o que também aumentará a segurança contra a potencial infeção pelo coronavírus para as pessoas que sofrem frequentemente de imunidade crónica prejudicada. O público-alvo são crianças e adultos que sofrem de disfunção musculoesquelética. O resultado final do projeto será uma tecnologia robótica moderna, abrangente, trazendo uma nova qualidade para a terapia sistêmica de pessoas com deficiência e sua participação na vida socioprofissional. Trata-se de uma resposta às diversas necessidades do mercado de fisioterapia na Polónia e no estrangeiro, especialmente perante a pandemia, à procura de soluções novas e seguras, de custos mais baixos e de um melhor conforto de vida.
METHODS AND DEVICES FOR SAMPLING FLOWABLE MATERIALS

The present invention concern a method for sampling and mixing different flowable material materials from a plurality of wells in arbitrary order.
A Game-Based Definition of Coercion-Resistance and Its Applications

Coercion-resistance is one of the most important and intricate security requirements for voting protocols. Several definitions of coercion-resistance have been proposed in the literature, both in cryptographic settings and more abstract, symbolic models. However, unlike symbolic approaches, only very few voting protocols have been rigorously analyzed within the cryptographic setting. A major obstacle is that existing cryptographic definitions of coercion-resistance tend to be complex and limited in scope: They are often tailored to specific classes of protocols or are too demanding. In this paper, we therefore present a simple and intuitive, yet widely applicable cryptographic definition of coercionresistance, in the style of game-based definitions. This definition allows to precisely measure the level of coercion-resistance a protocol provides. As a proof of concept, we apply our definition to two voting systems, namely, the Bingo voting system and ThreeBallot. The results we obtain are out of the scope of existing approaches. We show that the Bingo voting system provides the same level of coercion-resistance as an ideal voting system. We also precisely measure the degradation of coercion-resistance of ThreeBallot in case the so-called short ballot assumption does not hold and show that the level of coercion-resistance ThreeBallot provides is significantly lower than that of an ideal system, even in case of short ballots.
Cooperative jamming for physical layer security in Wireless Sensor Networks

Interference is generally considered as the redundant and unwanted occurrence in wireless communication. This work proposes a novel cooperative jamming mechanism for scalable networks like Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) which makes use of friendly interference to confuse the eavesdropper and increase its uncertainty about the source message. The whole communication link is built with the help of Information theoretic source and channel coding mechanisms. The whole idea is to make use of normally inactive relay nodes in the selective Decode and Forward cooperative communication and make them work as cooperative jamming sources to increase the equivocation of the eavesdropper. In this work, eavesdropper's equivocation is compared with the main channel in terms of mutual information and secrecy capacity.
DOMESTIC APPLIANCE

The invention relates to a domestic appliance (1), in particular a water-guiding domestic appliance, having a receiving region (2) and an insulating element (17) which is attached to the receiving region (2) and is set up to acoustically insulate the receiving region (2), the insulating element (17) having a foamed matrix material (18) and particles (19) embedded in the matrix material (18).
Promoting the consumption of typical food products

This multiannual project aims at promoting the culture and consumption of typical products (produced in the vegetable garden -“Orto”- and at sea - “Mar”) and typical restaurants (“Cogo”) in the province of Venice. Drawing on the water, land and fires of the province of Venice, “OrtoCogoMar” shall enrich our meals with all traditional flavours of the Serenissima Republic . Through a series of actions aimed at stimulating the consumption of typical products in the areas involved in this project, the agricultural produce that characterize the province of Venice and Slovenia shall be enhanced, thus carrying on a similar project undertaken in 2002. In particular, the vegetables, vine-growing/wine-making and dairy sectors shall be analyzed, as well as the fishery sector, which is especially developed in Venice. The first stage of the project concerns the historical research which led to the discovery of several documents about agricultural and cooking traditions and the prevalent lifestyles in Slovenia and in the countryside surrounding Venice. The project includes a publication on typical local products in the province of Venice and in Slovenia, the cooking styles and the productive traditions; such publication intends to provide information about the organoleptic characteristics of the products of the sectors involved, the methods of production, the historical-cultural aspects of typical products and their connection with the surrounding territory as well as a series of recipes. Three events have conferred visibility on the initiative: two food-tasting days in the town square, for people to have a taste of some typical vegetable and fish products. The third event concerned the participation in Biteg - the International Food and Wine Tourism Exchange”, which was held in Trento.
Ex anatolia lux. the linguistic origins of europe: word-formation and lexicon in anatolian and core indo-european.

The understanding of the linguistic origins of Europe begins with Proto-Indo-European (PIE), the reconstructed language from which all Indo-European (IE) languages descend, including modern languages like English, Spanish, Russian and Hindi, and are spoken by more than half of the world’s population. In particular, a proper understanding of Proto-Indo-European begins with the extinct Anatolian languages, e.g. Hittite and Lycian, known from ancient clay tablets and inscriptions and spoken in the Asian part of Turkey and part of northern Syria during 16th-2nd century BCE. The Anatolian branch plays a key role since it was the first to split off from the IE language family and has several specific features, which are not shared by other IE languages. As the first of its kind, this project will shed light on the position and development of Anatolian in relation to the rest of the IE family by a systematic study of Anatolian word formation and vocabulary. The results will integrate a ‘free access database' established 2013 by the Research Centre ‘Roots of Europe’ (RoE), which will also be a new useful research instrument for other disciplines as philology, epigraphy and archaeology in a perspective of interdisciplinary collaboration and mutual benefit. The Roots of Europe, headed by my supervisor Prof. B. A. Rasmussen (Olsen) and based at the Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics of the UCPH, is the most appropriate institution for this project: the scientific expertise and interdisciplinary profile of the research team in the topics involved in the research, including a specific project of the IE homeland, the training and the knowledge transfer will be the winning combination not only for the achievements of the goals set up for my project, but also to make my profile as an independent researcher more competitive.