SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
NETWORK DOCUMENT DELIVERY SYSTEM

A system of networked computers and peripherals and document delivery software which provides a user with a familiar simple user interface (12) to deliver documents to a variety of different destinations. Each document generation device participating in the system is provided with a unified print driver which translates an electronic document into a non-specific or printer independent printer language file and appends to this file a job ticket containing any other rendering characteristics which may not be supported by the printer independent language (24). This entire file is then transmitted to the system server which analyzes the file, including the rendering characteristics; determines the best output device(s); appends output device specific (18) commands to the general printer language file; and transmits this file to the device(s) for final output.
Novel Method of Fabricating Individual Trays for Maxillectomy Patients by Computer-Aided Design and Rapid Prototyping

Making impressions for maxillectomy patients is an essential but difficult task. This study developed a novel method to fabricate individual trays by computer-aided design (CAD) and rapid prototyping (RP) to simplify the process and enhance patient safety.Five unilateral maxillectomy patients were recruited for this study. For each patient, a computed tomography (CT) scan was taken. Based on the 3D surface reconstruction of the target area, an individual tray was manufactured by CAD/RP. With a conventional custom tray as control, two final impressions were made using the different types of tray for each patient. The trays were sectioned, and in each section the thickness of the material was measured at six evenly distributed points. Descriptive statistics and paired t-test were used to examine the difference of the impression thickness. SAS 9.3 was applied in the statistical analysis. Afterwards, all casts were then optically 3D scanned and compared digitally to evaluate the feasibility of this method.Impressions of all five maxillectomy patients were successfully made with individual trays fabricated by CAD/RP and traditional trays. The descriptive statistics of impression thickness measurement showed slightly more uneven results in the traditional trays, but no statistical significance was shown. A 3D digital comparison showed acceptable discrepancies within 1 mm in the majority of cast areas. The largest difference of 3 mm was observed in the buccal wall of the defective areas. Moderate deviations of 1 to 2 mm were detected in the buccal and labial vestibular groove areas.This study confirmed the feasibility of a novel method of fabricating individual trays by CAD/RP. Impressions made by individual trays manufactured using CAD/RP had a uniform thickness, with an acceptable level of accuracy compared to those made through conventional processes.
PARTICLE ACCELERATION AT QUASI-PARALLEL SHOCK WAVES: THEORY AND OBSERVATIONS AT 1 AU

In this paper, we describe a theoretical model for accelerating an arbitrary upstream particle distribution. Only those particles that exceed a prescribed injection energy, E inj, are accelerated via the diffusive shock acceleration (DSA) mechanism, also known as first-order Fermi acceleration. We identify a set of quasi-parallel shocks at 1 AU and use the observed solar wind particle distribution information to construct our upstream distribution, which is then accelerated diffusively at the shock, assuming the observed shock parameters. The injection energy for particles to be accelerated diffusively at a quasi-parallel shock is discussed theoretically. By using the observed upstream solar wind distribution function and the observed shock parameters, we can compute the injection energy that matches the observed downstream accelerated particle spectrum. Like the previous studies of van Nes et al., Lario et al., and Ho et al., this analysis focuses on the acceleration of protons only via the first-order Fermi acceleration mechanism. However, our primary focus is on quasi-parallel shocks and the injection mechanism in the context of DSA with a background thermal solar wind modeled as a Maxwellian or kappa distribution. Our approach allows for a direct test of injection at interplanetary shocks. It has been proposed that an additional seed population of energetic particles is needed to explain the accelerated particle distribution downstream of quasi-parallel shocks. This conclusion is based typically on studies that address the acceleration of heavy ions primarily and do not characterize the injection of protons alone using the DSA mechanism. Through comparisons of Maxwellian and kappa upstream distributions, we find that DSA with injection directly from a thermal Maxwellian distribution, or weak departures therefrom, for protons is responsible for energetic solar particle events associated with quasi-parallel shocks.
Dynamic welding of fluoropolymers

Fluoropolymer shapes can be joined by dynamic welding if at least one of the shapes is impregnated with adjuvant; said adjuvant is high-boiling, highly-fluorinated, polycyclic alkane.
Ecosystem building blocks for the next generation internet movement

We are yet again at a critical stage for Europe. With the threat of geopolitical instability coming from several dimensions Europe needs to not just assert its presence on the world stage, but moreover needs to assert its digital sovereignty to further its vision of a single digital market. The need for a European leadership role for the Next Generation Internet is clear.
NGI MOVE is to inspire Europe to become a leader in the co-creation of the NGI in a more human centric, societal and economic beneficial ecosystem of researchers, high tech start-ups, industrial and government leaders as well as grassroots communities and individuals.

The vision is to create a NGI that is at the service of people and stimulates business opportunities, centred on European values and competing globally. Our message is pragmatic cybernetics, balancing extreme centralisation and extreme decentralization where data stays with citizens.

The main activities of the project are driven by the following activities:
Connecting the Next Generation Internet Ecosystem is the primary activity, in that it identifies and engages with the most brilliant researchers, entrepreneurs and individuals.

Co-creating the Next Generation Internet Ecosystem is all about creating content that fuels the community and motivates people to engage. Three sub-activities are to co-create: (1) the organisational model around the NGI flagship initiative. (2) the concepts and models that make up the characteristics for the NGI flagship initiative. (3) a number of NGI scenarios that can drive a vision and common basis for discussion amongst the many diverse stakeholders.

The final activity is to launch the NGI Ecosystem. In essence this is the tangible outcome of the project that provides the basis for the NGI flagship initiative beyond H2020. In essence it delivers a brand, a model organisation and set of tools to support the ecosystem as well as the people that are active participants in shaping the NGI.
Design of regeneration recycling water networks by means of concentration potentials and a linear programming method

Abstract Regeneration reuse/recycling of industrial wastewater can effectively reduce freshwater consumption and wastewater discharge amount. A new method is presented in this article to design regeneration recycling water networks with multiple contaminants. The concentration potentials and linear programming approach are combined for solving the problem of minimization of freshwater and regenerated stream flow rates. The values of concentration potential of demands are utilized to identify the precedence order of water-using processes. The allocations of sources to demands are formulated as linear programming models. To reduce the consumption amounts of high quality source streams, each source stream is assigned a weighting factor based on the quality of the sources. Two examples are solved to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach. The consumptions of freshwater and regenerated stream obtained by using the proposed method are comparable with those obtained in the literature. The method has the characteristics of converging easily and needing no initial values.
Localized catalytic hotspot detection, manipulation, and creation for energy innovations

Throughout the European Union, questions about the sustainability of our lifestyles have become a strong motivation for innovations in chemical energy conversion and storage. Hydrogen is expected to play the key role in future developments. The electrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) is an important and future-oriented way of producing hydrogen. Tremendous efforts have been made to develop new materials as substitutes for Pt-based HER catalysts. Two dimensional transition metal dichalcogenide (TMD) are promising replacements due to their admirable catalytic activity and low cost. However, the expectations in TMDs as alternative HER catalysts have not yet been fulfilled. 
It is well known that local variations in the chemical composition and morphological characteristics (planes, edges) influence catalytic effects and thus change electrochemical activity. The development of advanced nanocomposites of two or more TMDs is therefore a fascinating and targeted approach which faces several challenges. One major challenge, especially for complex materials where modifications can cause multiple changes, is pinpointing the electrochemical activity to individual surface characteristics to identify catalytic hotspots. Another big challenge is the selective creation of catalytic hotspots up to the construction of well divined and highly efficient nanocomposite structures. The scanning electrochemical microscope enables the correlation of electrochemical activity to surface characteristics as well as the template-free chemical structuring of surfaces. In particular, the direct read out after induced modifications will deliver unprecedently detailed information about catalytic hotspots. This project aims to apply localized electrochemistry to provide clear solutions for both challenges and to finally path the way to new advanced 2D materials for further energy related innovations.
METHOD AND ACOUSTIC DEVICE FOR MEASURING SURFACE MOVEMENTS

The invention relates to a method for detecting movements of a plurality of points (P) of a surface (21), comprising a measuring step during which an incident ultrasonic wave is emitted into the air towards the surface and an ultrasonic wave reflected into the air by the surface (21) is detected. During the measuring step, each measuring point is illuminated by the incident ultrasonic wave at a multiplicity of angles of incidence, and the reflected ultrasonic wave is detected by a network of receiving transducers (3) comprising a plurality of ultrasonic receiving transducers (3a). The movements of the surface are determined at a measuring point by determining a delay and/or phase shift between two path-forming signals for said measuring point.
A QSAR study on the biodegradation activity of PAHs in aged contaminated sediments

Abstract The relationship between the chemical structure and biodegradation activity (− logt1/2) of 17 polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) was studied using density functional theory (DFT) and stepwise multiple linear regression analysis (SMLR) methods. The equilibrium geometries and vibration frequency have been investigated at B3LYP/6-31 + G(d,p) level. One high correlation coefficient was found between the wagging vibration frequency (Freq) of the whole molecule and − logt1/2, which is resulted by the special structural characteristic with a big conjugated system. By means of regression analysis, the main factors influencing biodegradation activity were screened, and the equations of quantitative structure–activity relationship (QSAR) were established. The evaluation of the developed QSAR showed that the relationships are significant and the model had good predictive ability. The QSAR model showed that the biodegradation activity was closely related to molecular structure: the chemical bond strength of benzene ring played an important role in biodegradation process; In addition, low molecular weight PAHs are more degradable than the high molecular weight compounds.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Changes in composition a metabolism of caecal microbiota in rats fed diets supplemented with copper-loaded chitosan nanoparticles

The study was conducted to investigate the effect of copper-loaded chitosan nanoparticles on the composition and metabolism of the caecal microbiota in rats. Forty male Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats (average body weight of 82 ± 5 g) were randomly assigned to five groups (n = 8). The dietary treatments were: (i) basal diet, (ii) basal diet + 80 mg/kg BW CuSO(4), (iii) basal diet + 80 mg/kg BW chitosan (CS-I), (iv) basal diet + 80 mg/kg BW copper-loaded chitosan nanoparticles (CSN-I) and (v) basal diet + 160 mg/kg BW copper-loaded chitosan nanoparticles (CSN-II). The trial lasted 21 days. The results showed that compared with control, Average day gain (ADG) of group CSN-I and CSN-II increased (p < 0.05). No significant difference was found in CuSO(4) or CS-I-treated groups (p > 0.05). There were no effects of these treatments on average day feed intake (ADFI) of rats (p > 0.05). The counts of Bifidobacteria and Lactobacillus in group CSN-II were higher than those of the control group (p < 0.05), while the counts of total aerobes, total anaerobes, Salmonella, Clostridium and coliform were lower than those of the control (p < 0.05). The activity of β-glucuronidase in group CSN-I or CSN-II was significantly depressed (p < 0.05), while the activities of α-galactosidase and β-galactosidase were enhanced significantly (p < 0.05). The pH of the caecum digesta and the concentration of propionate and butyrate in group CSN-I and CSN-II were higher than those of the control group (p < 0.05). No significant difference was found in these parameters in CuSO(4) or CS-I-treated groups (p > 0.05). The results indicate that the microbiota and environment of caecum are beneficially changed by the administration of copper-loaded CSN.
REAL ESTATE MONTALLEGRO SNC OF CASTLES DIEGO AND BERTOLOTTI T.

PRESENT ON THE REAL ESTATE MARKET SINCE THE 90S, L’ IMMOBILIARE MONTALLEGRO IS A CONSOLIDATED AND ESTABLISHED REALITY, SPECIALISED IN REAL ESTATE BUYING AND SELLING. IT OFFERS HUNDREDS OF OFFERS, ALWAYS UP TO DATE, IN RAPALLO, ZOAGLI, SANTA MARGHERITA LIGURE AND IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESORTS OF THE GULF OF TIGULLIO AND THE RIVIERA DI LEVANTE. TODAY IT PRESENTS ITSELF AS A SAFE AND REFERENCE POINT FOR ALL THOSE WHO WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSE BY THE SEA IN THE GULF OF TIGULLIO. THE AGENCY IS STRATEGICALLY LOCATED AT THE CIV. NO. 1 OF THE PROMENADE V. VENETO, IN FRONT OF THE ANCIENT CASTLE ON THE SEA AND AT THE CORNER WITH THE ‘FONTANA DEL POLIPO’. A POINT OF STRONG PASSAGE AND VISIBILITY THAT ALLOWS US EVERY DAY TO ACQUIRE NEW CUSTOMERS. THE OFFICE REPRESENTS OUR CHARACTER AND OUR WAY OF CONCEIVING WORK. AMONG THE SERVICES OFFERED WE HAVE: FOR BUYERS ALL THE BEST PROPERTIES AVAILABLE IN THE AREA DETAILED INFORMATION ADVICE UP TO THE NOTARIAL DEED OF PURCHASE PE
Nematodes, a Problem for Soybean Crops in the Brazilian Cerrado

Nematodes can damage and cause significant suppression in soybean productivity (Glycine max) directly because of their migration and feeding activities, or indirectly as partners in disease complexes with other organisms. Several cultural practices have been investigated as possible management strategies for nematodes, including manipulation of planting season, soil preparation, and cultivars with higher resistance levels than currently available. This literature review shows that gall nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) significantly reduce soybean productivity [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] in the Brazilian cerrado. The most important pathogenic nematodes of soybean, worldwide, are the soybean cyst nematode, Heterodera glycines, and some of the gall nematodes, Meloidogyne spp. Currently, different management methods are necessary, being chemical, biological, and cultural to obtain maximum efficiency in the control of this pest.
Cultural heritage district 

The project aims at promoting the development and consolidation of socio-economic and cultural cooperation among the communities bordering on the Upper Adriatic, to foster integration among different groups and celebrate their common historical and cultural heritage, with particular reference to architecture. The initiative also aims at rediscovering and promoting in the Venetian and Slovenian cultures along the coast the marks and presence of past bonds, in order to foster the revival, protection and conservation of the historical and cultural heritage; the operational synergies among the actors in the two areas of interest; the sharing of studies and researches in a spirit of professional interculturalism in the historical-cultural and socio-economic fields; the transfer of knowledge; the creation of new entrepreneurial activities in the field of regeneration and conservation of the artistic heritage. To this end, the project aims at developing a “District of the Cultural Heritage” proper, laying the foundations for a constructive interaction among the various subjects operating in the field both in Italy and in Slovenia. The project intends to pursue the drawing up of surveys, publications and seminars of a cross-border nature in the field of the conservation and restoration of the cultural heritage and, specifically, of the architectural heritage.
Completamento dell’accesso alle banchine del porto turistico

The project aims to furnish public spaces with equipment that secure the watercrafts, the car and pedestrian traffic in order to improve the quality of the services. The link suggested will physically the two connect side of the quay and the rest of the harbour as  the parking area, all the activities and the business activities.
The project proposes a connection between the seafront "Anglona“ and the tourist harbour, a wooden bridge over the „Rio Frigiano „ channel . The project also wants to furnish the area with decorous equipment needed for the correct functioning of the whole structure and to guarantee security to people, to vehicles from the watercrafts.
Internationalisierung von TRL TRADER LINE Sp. z o.o. Produkten auf ausländischen Märkten

Das Projekt umfasst umfassende, individuelle, profilierte Aktivitäten im Rahmen von TRL TRADER LINE Sp. z o.o. im Zusammenhang mit der Entwicklung und Vorbereitung der Umsetzung eines neuen Geschäftsmodells zur Internationalisierung der Aktivitäten des Antragstellers. Die Vorbereitung des neuen Geschäftsmodells des Unternehmens wurde bei Tomas Consulting S.A. in Auftrag gegeben. Analyse der Exportmöglichkeiten der Klägerin – Angabe der Zielmärkte mit Begründung ihrer Wahl, Analyse der Absatzmöglichkeiten, Ermittlung potenzieller Kunden -Analyse des bestehenden Geschäftsmodells mit Änderungsvorschlag -Auswahl der wirksamsten Marketing- und Werbeinstrumente und -methoden – Empfehlungen im Bereich der Umstrukturierung des Unternehmens und Vorbereitung auf den Export – Entwicklung eines umfassenden Konzepts des Eintritts in ausgewählte ausländische Märkte. Die Umsetzung des Service – Entwicklung des Geschäftsmodells fand im Mai 2021 statt. TRL TRADER LINE Sp. z o.o. ist auf die Herstellung und den Vertrieb von hochwertigen Lageranlagen spezialisiert. Zwei Produktgruppen werden sich mit dem Internationalisierungsprozess befassen: Spacewall- und Block-Line-Systeme. Der Markt für die Expansion des ausländischen Unternehmens ist die Slowakei. Die für das Projekt geplanten Hauptaufgaben: 1. Entwicklung eines neuen Geschäftsmodells. 2. Gestaltung der Website 3. Vorbereitung von Vertriebskanälen im Hinblick auf den formalen und legalen Zugang zu einem neuen Markt (Vorbereitung der Website aus rechtlicher Sicht) 4. Übersetzung von 5. Kauf einer Datenbank von Gesellschaften – potentielle Kunden 6. Projekt der Werbe- und Werbekampagne im Internet 7. Produktion von Werbematerialien 8. Gestaltung von visuellen Identifikations- und Werbematerialien 9. Mobile App Design
Accuracy of Malignant Hyperthermia Diagnoses in Hospital Discharge Records

Abstract Background: In 1997, the International Classification of Diseases (ICD), 9th Revision Clinical Modification (ICD-9) coding system introduced the code for malignant hyperthermia (MH) (995.86). The aim of this study was to estimate the accuracy of coding for MH in hospital discharge records. Methods: An expert panel of anesthesiologists reviewed medical records for patients with a discharge diagnosis of MH based on ICD-9 or ICD-10 codes from January 1, 2006 to December 31, 2008 at six tertiary care medical centers in North America. All cases were categorized as possible, probable, or fulminant MH, history of MH (family or personal) or other. Results: A total of 47 medical records with MH diagnoses were reviewed; 68.1% had a documented surgical procedure and general anesthesia, and 23.4% (95% CI, 12.3–38.0%) had a possible, probable, or fulminant MH event. Dantrolene was given in 81% of the MH events. All patients judged to have an incident MH event survived to discharge. Family and personal history of MH accounted for 46.8% of cases. High fever without evidence of MH during admission accounted for 23.4%, and the reason for MH coding was unclear in 6.4% of cases. Conclusions: Approximately one quarter of ICD-9 or ICD-10 coded MH diagnoses in hospital discharge records refer to incident MH episodes and an additional 47% to MH susceptibility (including personal history or family history). Information such as surgical procedure, anesthesia billing data, and dantrolene administration may aid in identifying incident MH cases among those with an ICD-9 or ICD-10 coded MH diagnosis in their hospital discharge records.
Individualizing statin therapy by using a systems pharmacology decision support algorithm

Background: Statins are essential drugs in the treatment of hypercholesterolaemia and are among the most prescribed drugs worldwide. The response to statin therapy varies widely between individuals. While most patients show good efficacy, a significant proportion of individuals show poor or even a lack of cholesterol-lowering efficacy. Moreover, a number of patients experience adverse drug reactions. These together with the lack of immediate effect on well-being likely explain the relatively poor adherence to statin therapy. Poor adherence to statins in turn increases the incidence of cardiovascular events and mortality.
Aims: The objectives of this project are 1) to develop a systems pharmacology model for predicting statin efficacy and tolerability at the level of an individual patient and 2) to investigate whether selecting the statin based on the model improves treatment adherence.
Methods: A systems pharmacology approach will be used to integrate data from in vitro and clinical studies. Semi-physiological pharmacokinetic-dynamic-toxicologic models will be built for each statin allowing the prediction of the pharmacokinetic and clinical outcomes for patients with different characteristics, genotypes, and concomitant medications. The ability of the systems pharmacology algorithm to enhance adherence will be investigated in a randomized clinical trial.
Significance: Systems pharmacology models have been increasingly applied in drug development, for example to predict the effect of organ dysfunction on pharmacokinetics. The proposed project is the first to use systems pharmacology predictions to guide clinical drug therapy, thus going beyond the state of the art. If successful, the project will not only improve the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease, but it will open new horizons to individualizing drug therapies.