SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Students achieving valuable energy savings 2

Students Achieving Valuable Energy Savings 2 (SAVES2) will catalyse sustainable energy behaviours among over 219,000 university students in seven countries to help them reduce their exposure to fuel poverty. It incorporates two strands that engage with students living in university accommodation (Student Switch Off) and in the private-rented sector (SAVES).

Student Switch Off is an energy-saving competition that will reach 38,000 students living in 144 dormitories in 14 universities of the partner countries in each academic year from 2017/18 to 2019/20. By identifying and training student ambassadors in each dormitory, and by motivating the ambassadors to encourage their peers to save energy, we will create a race between students in dormitories, each competing to save the most energy and win prizes. It will tap into online student communities through social media, using engaging digital communications (quizzes, photo competitions) to raise awareness of how students can save energy in a fun way. The centrepiece of each competition will be an energy dashboard that updates students in near-real time on the performance and position of their dormitory in the competition – providing feedback and encouraging further action.

The private-rented sector engagement work (SAVES) will reach over 100,000 students when they are looking for, moving into and living in the private-rented sector. It will enable students to make better informed decisions at the point at which they are selecting a rental property – thereby routing purchase decisions towards higher efficiency properties. SAVES2 will incorporate national-level partnerships with smart meter delivery agencies to develop student-focused communication materials highlighting the benefits of smart meters. It will provide ongoing advice and support to students via energy-efficiency and bill management training, peer-to-peer advice sharing via video blogs and regular e-mail and social media communications.
Zur Verschränkung der Differenzkategorien Sprache, race und Religion

Der Text erkundet das Beziehungsgeflecht zwischen Sprache, race und Religion. Er zeigt den theoretischen Mehrwert auf, den eine sprachideologiekritische Perspektive auf sprachbezogene Differenzverhältnisse in ihrer Verschränkung mit anderen Differenzmarkierungen bietet und macht diese Perspektive für bildungswissenschaftliche Fragen fruchtbar. Empirische Grundlage sind ein Video eines Lehrers und biographische Interviews mit einer migrantisch positionierten Studentin in Österreich. Abschließend wird die Rolle sprachideologietheoretischer Perspektiven in der Lehrer*innenbildung diskutiert﻿.
Copolymers containing ethylene and alpha-cyanoacrylates.

Die Erfindung betrifft Copolymere, die Ethylen und α-Cyanacrylate enthalten, sowie Verfahren zur Herstellung solcher Copolymere.
Optimal treatment of hepatic encephalopathy.

Hepatic encephalopathy (HE) is a complex neuropsychiatric syndrome associated with decompensated liver disease. The spectrum of disease ranges from trivial abnormalities in complex decision-making and prolonged reaction time to coma in its most severe form. The very initial stages, recently termed covert hepatic encephalopathy, can only be diagnosed with the help of neuropsychiatric testing, while the later and more severe forms, termed overt hepatic encephalopathy, can be diagnosed clinically. Management of HE is very critical as it can dramatically increase morbidity and mortality. This leads to financial hardships, which tend to make matters worse. Timely management of HE will help diminish the disease burden and thus decrease morbidity and mortality. It is thus crucial that liver cirrhosis and HE are managed aggressively to try and lower the need for transplantation and other aggressive treatment measures.
Assessment of the Saccular Function in Children with Spastic Cerebral Palsy

Our investigation was designed to assess the saccular function of the vestibular system upon postural control dysfunction amongst children with spastic cerebral palsy (CP) using recording of cervical vestibular evoked myogenic potentials (cVEMPs), as well as to compare such findings with those in healthy subjects. Sixty two-children (aged 7-12 years) were enrolled and assigned to two groups. There were 31 cases of spastic CP with the functional levels of I or II according to the Gross Motor Function Classification System in the patient group and 31 aged-matched healthy children as controls. The examined parameters were the latencies of the P13 and N23 waves, P13–N23 peak-to-peak amplitude, amplitude asymmetry ratio (AAR), and the cVEMP threshold. The cVEMP responses were recorded in 93.5% of cases in the CP group and in all healthy subjects. Only 51.6% of the CP-group cases were within the normal AAR spectrum range. There were significant differences between the two groups with regard to the N23 wave latency (P < 0.001), P13–N23 wave amplitude (P < 0.001), and cVEMP threshold (P<0.05). The significant difference in the cVEMP measured values between the CP cases and healthy controls may be attributed to a motor development delay and deficits in the vestibulo-collic reflex pathway. Our findings suggest that cVEMP recording may be considered an auxiliary tool for the assessment of the vestibular system in children with spastic CP. Such a test is expected to help more adequate planning for interventions.
On the crustal bias of repeat stations in Romania

&lt;p&gt;A magnetic induction model has been applied to recordings obtained in 2010 during the field campaigns for geomagnetic measurements at the 26 repeat stations of the Romanian secular variation network. The model is based on the observation that a variable external magnetic field induces a response of the Earth's interior not only by electromagnetic induction, but also by magnetic induction in the magnetic rocks above the Curie temperature. The model computes coefficients of a linear relationship between recorded values of a certain geomagnetic element (X, Y, Z, or F) at the repeat station and recorded X, Y, Z values at a reference station (in this case, SUA observatory). Coefficients depend on magnetic permeabilities of rocks beneath the station and stand as a proxy for the anomaly bias characterizing the site. Maps of the lateral variation of this type of information were obtained and discussed.&lt;/p&gt;
Systematization approach for the adaptation of manufacturing machines

Existing production systems need to become more flexible and reconfigurable in order for manufacturing companies to stay competitive in nowadays highly dynamic markets. To achieve this goal, existing machines have to undergo various kinds of adaptation processes. As currently there is no standardized procedure, adaptations are mostly individually performed which results in a time-consuming and error-prone process. A systematization of the adaptation process could guide engineers through this complex task and may reduce errors and execution time. Thus, this paper is aimed at proposing a systematization approach for the adaptation of manufacturing machines. The application of the approach is illustrated by an adaptation scenario of a testing machine.
REVERSE-IMAGE IDENTIFICATION CARD PRINTER

Methods of an identification card printer for calibrating a ribbon sensor detecting transition portions between adjoining ribbon panels and calibrating ribbon tension. Invention includes printer having print ribbon, transfer ribbon, printhead and first sensor located downstream of the printhead; printhead and biasing component having first support moveable between print and withdrawn positions, printhead is moveable (forward and floating) by first support; printer with base frame, first ribbon roll support, swing frame, wherein first ribbon roll support attached to base frame and supports first ribbon roll for rotation and swing frame rotatably mount to base frame for pivotal movement; printer having base frame, card transport, mechanism having components attached to base frame that transport card along print path, card guide in line with print path and includes adjustable position and base member lying over card path and pair of side guide member attached to the base member on opposing sides of card path; printer having card transport mechanism and bender with pinch roller assembly that receive card from card transport mechanism, wherein rotational axes of first and second roller are aligned in a plane that's non-perpendicular to card path.
Development of FPD Sp. z o.o. based on investments and advisory services of a pro-innovative nature in order to create a new, innovative service “CyberBook”.

‘Aid programme reference number: SA.42799(2015/X), intended for public aid: Article 28 of Commission Regulation No 651/2014" The project will develop and implement an innovative "Cyber Accountant" service based on automation of accounting processes in an accounting office using SI algorithms. The advice will include a comprehensive analysis of the functionality of the new service, analysis of alternative development pathways, detailing and evaluating the chosen path, preparation of a detailed financial model for innovation development and implementation, identification and mapping of key business processes related to innovation implementation, market analysis of contractors and technology providers, development of technical documentation necessary for the implementation of innovations, advice and assistance in designing and piloting innovation implementation, advice and assistance in staff training, and advice in the preparation of the new organisational model of the company. In addition, the applicant plans to purchase services related to carrying out post-implementation audits, advice on protection of intellectual property rights and development of marketing strategy for the company in terms of the sale of the new service. The applicant will purchase an SI project based on the developed technical documentation and purchase a server. In addition, the project will include 12 field offices (computer, monitors, furniture, design elements compatible with SIW). The scope of activities involves carrying out a comprehensive process related to the implementation of a new, innovative service, based on existing activities and experience of the Applicant. Through the advisory process, market needs, business opportunities for innovative service and technological analysis will be defined with the development and implementation of an optimal market model.
ALIGNMENT OF FILM IN A CONVERSION STATION

A conversion station (300) comprising a mechanism (240) operable to support at least some portion of a web (250), a conversion device located above the mechanism (240), the conversion device operable to traverse a conversion zone (244) located below the conversion device to bring a cutting member into contact with the web (250) to convert the web (250) into one or more individual products (201A, 202A; 201B, 202B; 201C, 202C), an image capturing device (260) located above the mechanism (240) and adjacent to the conversion device but outside the conversion zone (244), the image capturing device (260) positioned at a non-perpendicular imaging angle (271) relative to a surface plane (270) of the web (250), the image capturing device (260) operable to capture image information (261, 263) by imaging the one or more features located on the web (250) while the features are positioned within the conversion zone (244), and a control system operable to align the web (250) within the conversion zone (244) based on the image information (261, 263).
(14508.17092020.172000028) IPOOL INOVAÇÃO TECNOLÓGICA

A EMPRESA? A IPOOL SRL EXERCE A ATIVIDADE? INVESTIGAÇÃO NO DOMÍNIO ACÚSTICO E QUÍMICO POR CONTA PRÓPRIA E PARA TERCEIROS DESDE 2012. A SOCIEDADE, A FIM DE PÔR EM PRÁTICA UMA AÇÃO EFICAZ PARA CONTER E COMBATER A EMERGÊNCIA EPIDEMIOLÓGICA DA COVID-19 EM PERFEITA HARMONIA COM OS OBJETIVOS? DA CHAMADA, FEZ E PRETENDE CONCLUIR UMA SÉRIE DE INVESTIMENTOS EM EQUIPAMENTOS DE LABORATÓRIO E MOBILIÁRIO QUE, POR UM LADO, PERMITIRÃO A EMPRESA? PARA IMPLEMENTAR A SUA PRÓPRIA CAPACIDADE? PRODUTIVO E, POR OUTRO LADO, PERMITIR-LHE-Á OPERAR MAIS? EFICAZ NA APLICAÇÃO DO PROTOCOLS COVID-19.NESTA PERSPETIVA, PERFEITAMENTE COMPATÍVEL COM OS OBJETIVOS? E OS OBJETIVOS DESTA CHAMADA, A EMPRESA? JÁ O FIZESTE? REALIZADO DE 01/02/2020 ATÉ À DATA OS SEGUINTES INVESTIMENTOS: CHEGADA-COMPRA DE BALCÕES COMPLETOS N.3 PARA PERMITIR QUE OS FUNCIONÁRIOS TRABALHEM COM MAIOR SEGURANÇA EM PLENA CONFORMIDADE COM OS PROTOCOLOS CONTRA A COVID-19 E O GABINETE N.1. (? 1.300)ATTREZZATURE- COMPUTADORES E MÁQUINAS ELÉTRICAS
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MULTIPLE RESONANT STRUCTURE PROCESS AND REACTION CHAMBER

A method and apparatus is described comprising of a plurality of electromagnetic resonant structures coupled to a common process or reaction volume, such that resonance of each structure is maintained while the process or reaction volume is a part of each resonant structure. At the same time, each resonant structure is matched to its respective electromagnetic generator. Such a system allows each generator and its delivery system to run at rated power, with summation of all the powers occurring in the common process or reaction volume. In various embodiments of this invention, the various electromagnetic generators can run at the same or different frequencies. The various resonant structures can be single mode or multimode, or a mixture of single mode and multi mode. The various resonant structures can be arranged spatially in order to couple several structures to the process or reaction volume.
Models to predict muscle tissue and crude protein in beef cattle

Abstract Two experiments were conducted to estimate the amount of muscle tissue and crude protein (CP) in carcasses and in empty body (EB) weight from urinary creatinine excretion (UCE). In experiment I 32 Nellore bulls were used with an initial body weight of 259±24.9 kg and 14±1 month old, as follow: four bulls were fed at maintenance level and the 28 bulls had ad libitum access to feed throughout the experiment. The diet consisted of corn silage and concentrate (55:45). Three days before each slaughter, total urine was collected from all bulls within a slaughter group. After harvest, a complete dissection (fat, lean and bone) of the left half of the carcass was conducted and subsampled. Sub-samples were lyophilized, partially defatted and ground for further evaluation. In experiment II 15 Nellore heifers were allocated by body weight into three groups: 127±24.2 kg (low), 221±22.3 kg (medium) and 434±29.2 kg (high). Heifers were fed a diet consisting of 60% of corn silage and 40% of concentrate. After 30 days of adaptation, total urine was collected over a three day period using Folley catheters. After urine collection, the animals were slaughtered to estimate the physical composition of the carcasses and EB. The amounts of muscle tissue present in the carcasses of Nellore bulls and heifers (Mcarc) was estimated using the following equation: Mcarc (kg)=14.40×UCE (g/d). The amount of CP in the carcasses (CPcarc) and the empty bodies (CPEB) of Nellore bulls was estimated by: CPcarc=3.85×UCE (g/d) and CPEB=5.86×UCE (g/d), respectively. It was concluded that each gram of UCE corresponded with 14.40 kg of muscle tissue, 3.85 kg of CP in the carcass and 5.86 kg of CPEB.
Mrs. Dalloway's Existential Temporality

Using Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway as primary text to illuminate the human experience of time, it is argued against T. Armstrong (in Modernism) that the depiction of time by Modernist writers such as Woolf is Heideggerian rather than Bergsonian. This study is used to reveal the originality of Heidegger as opposed to Bergson, whose ideas on time, it is suggested, are merely an accumulation of traces of previous ideas on time. Drawing on Aristotle's Metaphysica, De Interpretatione, Ethico Nicomachea, Rhetorica and Physica to develop a new vocabulary, Heidegger revealed the distinctive ontological foundation of space and time in connecting temporality with being. The characters in Mrs. Dalloway illustrate the difference between an authentic and an inauthentic relation to the temporality of being. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */
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Development of the most cost-efficient hydrogen production unit based on anion exchange membrane electrolysis

The CHANNEL proposal brings together world-leading and highly experienced industrial and research partners with AEM electrolyser expertise to address the topic New Anion Exchange electrolyser - FCH-02-4-2019. The main objective of CHANNEL is to develop a low cost and efficient electrolyser stack and balance of plant (BoP) that will become a game-changer for the electrolyser industry. The concept is to construct an AEM electrolyser unite using low cost materials, using state-of-the-art anion exchange membranes and ionomers, non-PGM electrocatalysts, as well as low-cost porous transport layers, current collectors and bi-polar plates. This will enable the development of an electrolyser technology at a capital cost (CAPEX) equal or below classical alkaline electrolysis. However, in contrast to the alkaline technology, the CHANNEL AEM electrolyser will have an efficiency and current density operation close to the one of proton exchange membrane electrolyser (PEMWE). The CHANNEL stack will not only result in decreased electrolyser part count, but it will also be able to operate at differential pressure, as well as under dynamic operation, optimal for producing high quality, low cost hydrogen from renewable energy sources.
Vaccinium plant named ‘Hoogi045’

A new cultivar of Vaccinium plant, ‘Hoogi045’, that is characterized by its young foliage that is variegated bright pink, salmon pink and green when young and variegated with creamy white and green when mature, its abundant berries that are that are sweet in taste.
Finite element simulation of moldboard–soil interaction

Abstract The efficiency of the tillage is measured by the power consumption or the tillage force or draught and the quality of the worked soil. The tillage forces are mainly a function of soil mechanical properties, working parameters of the tool (e.g. depth and speed) and tool geometry. In this paper we report on the numerical modeling of soil tillage. The finite element method (FEM) was used to model the cutting process of the soil using a moldboard. The surface geometry of the moldboard was measured with a 3D touch probe bench, also called coordinate measuring machine, and these data were used to construct the shape with SolidWorks design software. An elasto-plastic constitutive model was used for the soil. The generated surface of the plow was imported to Abaqus software as a discrete rigid body with a reference point at the tip of the moldboard. At this tip the reaction force with its three orthogonal components was calculated. The impact of the cutting angle (angle between the horizontal generatrix and the tillage direction) and the lift angle (angle between the moldboard surface and the horizontal line in an orthogonal section to the cutting edge) on draught force was investigated. The optimal values of these angles are in agreement with experimental data from the literature.
Quantitative<i>in vivo</i>cell-surface receptor imaging in oncology: kinetic modeling and paired-agent principles from nuclear medicine and optical imaging

The development of methods to accurately quantify cell-surface receptors in living tissues would have a seminal impact in oncology. For example, accurate measures of receptor density in vivo could enhance early detection or surgical resection of tumors via protein-based contrast, allowing removal of cancer with high phenotype specificity. Alternatively, accurate receptor expression estimation could be used as a biomarker to guide patient-specific clinical oncology targeting of the same molecular pathway. Unfortunately, conventional molecular contrast-based imaging approaches are not well adapted to accurately estimating the nanomolar-level cell-surface receptor concentrations in tumors, as most images are dominated by nonspecific sources of contrast such as high vascular permeability and lymphatic inhibition. This article reviews approaches for overcoming these limitations based upon tracer kinetic modeling and the use of emerging protocols to estimate binding potential and the related receptor concentration. Methods such as using single time point imaging or a reference-tissue approach tend to have low accuracy in tumors, whereas paired-agent methods or advanced kinetic analyses are more promising to eliminate the dominance of interstitial space in the signals. Nuclear medicine and optical molecular imaging are the primary modalities used, as they have the nanomolar level sensitivity needed to quantify cell-surface receptor concentrations present in tissue, although each likely has a different clinical niche.
Measuring transit oriented development: a spatial multi criteria assessment approach for the City Region Arnhem and Nijmegen

Abstract Transit Oriented Development (TOD) is a planning approach that can stimulate sustainable development by encouraging better land use and transport integration. Arnhem Nijmegen City Region, a regional planning body, in the Netherlands, aims to promote sustainable development in their region and control the current pattern of increased use of cars vis-a-vis transit for longer commutes. Planning for TOD can help achieve this aim. It is believed that measuring the existing levels of TOD is a prerequisite for TOD planning and that it can be done using a TOD Index proposed in this research. A TOD Index measures multiple spatial indicators and aggregates them under the SMCA framework to arrive at a comprehensive value depicting the existing levels of TOD at a location or an area. Using this TOD Index, TOD levels were measured over the entire City Region covering approx. 1000 km 2 . High levels of TOD imply that the urban development’s characteristics, at that location, are ripe for use of transit and these high levels, as expected, were found in the urban areas of Arnhem and Nijmegen. From the results of TOD Index measurement, using hot-spot analysis, those locations were identified that have high TOD levels but poor transit connectivity. These locations are accordingly recommended for better transit connectivity. As a part of our future work, it is intended to use the TOD Index to elevate TOD levels around existing transit nodes.