SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Women who opt out: the debate over working mothers and work-family balance

P a r t I . Opting Out: Women's History and Feminist Legal heory Introduction: Women, Work, and Motherhood in American HistoryBernie D. JonesP a r t I I . Is Opting Out for Real?1 The Rhetoric and Reality of Opting Out: Toward a Better Understanding of Professional Women's Decisions to Head Home Pamela Stone and Lisa Ackerly Hernandez2 The Real and a New Model of Flexible Careers Kerstin Aumann and Ellen GalinskyP a r t I I I . Can All Women Opt In before hey Opt Out?3 Opting In to Full Labor Force Participation in Hourly JobsSusan J. Lambert4 The Challenges to and Consequences of Opting Out for Low-Wage, New MothersMaureen Perry-Jenkins5 The Future of Family Caregiving: he Value of Work-Family Strategies hat Beneit Both Care Consumers and Paid Care WorkersPeggie R. Smithviii |6 Care Work and Women's Employment: A Comparative PerspectiveJoya MisraP a r t I V. Conclusion7 he Opt-Out Revolution Revisited Joan C. Williams and Jamie DolkasBibliography About the Contributors Index
Efectos de la covid-19 en la educación superior en línea en el estado de Guerrero, México: percepción de los estudiantes

El avance de la covid-19, ocasionada por el virus Sars-CoV-2, obligó a los países de América Latina y el Caribe a cerrar la puerta de las instituciones educativas en los niveles de preescolar, primaria y secundaria. En México, se cerraron también las universidades públicas y privadas; por esta razón, es importante hacer un diagnóstico del impacto de las medidas de confinamiento y distanciamiento social. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar los efectos de la covid-19 en el desempeño académico y en la salud emocional de la población estudiantil de la Escuela de Ciencias Naturales de la Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero, en el contexto de la transición de la educación presencial a un modelo de educación en línea.&#x0D; Los resultados del estudio muestran que 53.4 % de los encuestados disponen de un espacio cómodo para atender sus clases en línea, pero solo 25 % cuenta con un ambiente suficientemente agradable para lograr la concentración necesaria para un aprendizaje efectivo, 52.3 % cuenta con los materiales necesarios para la realización de sus actividades, 26.1 % tiene contacto con el profesor y 56.8 % solo tiene contacto con algún compañero de grupo para resolver las dudas del curso, Asimismo, 43.2 % tiene un dispositivo digital con mala conectividad, 27.3 % con una buena conexión, y 3.4 % no tiene computadora ni conexión a internet; igualmente, 23.9 % carece de un espacio adecuado para realizar sus actividades, 15.9 % no está capacitado en materia de competencias digitales y 14.8 % no tiene computadora, lo que refleja un escenario poco promisorio, puesto que 28.4 % de los encuestados tienen poco contacto con el profesor y 10.2 % casi nunca. De acuerdo con estos resultados, se concluye que los factores que ponen en riesgo la continuidad de la educación son la carencia de una computadora, el acceso limitado a internet, la limitada interactividad por parte de los profesores con los alumnos y el desempeño de actividades extracurriculares prioritarias para apoyar la economía familiar, lo cual pone de relieve la brecha tecnológica entre las diferentes regiones geográficas.
Prevention of malnutrition in senior subjects in the eu

PROMISS (PRevention Of Malnutrition In Senior Subjects in the EU) is a multi-country project aiming to turn the challenge of tackling malnutrition in community-dwelling older persons into an opportunity for healthy ageing for the future. The PROMISS consortium contains worldwide expertise in epidemiology, clinical trials, geriatrics, nutrition, physical activity, microbiomics, as well as in behaviour, consumer, sensory  and computer sciences. It builds on strong collaborations with food industry and SMEs to strengthen innovation of the European agri-food sector and their market position. Existing data from scientifically well-established prospective aging cohorts and national nutritional surveys from Europe and ‘third countries’ will be combined with new data from short- and long-term intervention studies in older persons at risk. Its holistic approach will provide insight in the causality of the links between diet, physical activity, appetite and malnutrition and underlying pathways, thereby providing the necessary evidence to develop optimal, sustainable and evidence-based dietary and physical activity strategies to prevent malnutrition and enhance active and healthy aging. PROMISS will also deliver food concepts and products as well as persuasive technology to support adherence to these strategies. The dietary and physical activity strategies and food products will be specifically developed with older user involvement to meet the needs and fit the preferences of older consumers. In close collaboration with stakeholders, PROMISS will translate these strategies into practical recommendations to guide policy and health professionals at EU- and Member States level. Dissemination and implementation takes place through strong dissemination partners operating on an European level and linked to national networks across Member States. PROMISS promises prevention of malnutrition, additional healthy life years and a strengthening of EU’s food industry
Lightening and innovating transmission for improving vehicle: environmental impacts

For several decades, vehicles have seen their weight increase to meet more demanding requirements of safety and comfort. At the present time, manufacturers need drastically reduce the energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions without sacrificing any safety or comfort. Each vehicle element must be considered for weight reduction. In this regard, gear transmissions are a first choice candidate. They form a reliable, versatile, and efficient way to transfer power while representing a significant fraction of the vehicle’s mass. LIVE-I project main objective is to achieve breakthrough technological progress in the design of lightweight gear transmission and to build an innovative training network in order to educate early stage researchers in this hot topic. The technical objective of LIVE-I project is to demonstrate a significant weight reduction of transmission using advanced modeling tools and digital twins together with advanced materials and systems. This objective will be pursued along different ways, each starting with mass reduction and exploring ways to achieve compromises between weight, efficiency, noise and vibration impacts. The modeling will cope with physical complexities of the problem, connected to non-linearities, multi-scale character among others. The weight/NVH (Noise, Vibration, Harshness) and efficiency improvements of gear transmissions will be tackled by introducing new paradigms in the design of housing and components, using new meta-materials and meta-structures, studying the robustness of a given optimization with respect to real manufacturing conditions, developing smart concepts. Numerical simulations and experiments will be carried out to validate the solutions. In addition to the described technical approaches a tight integration of the individual ESRs into the overall research program is taken care of and a specific training plan devoted to their up to date education in gearboxes design and optimization is offered.
Draft genome of Kocuria polaris CMS 76orT isolated from cyanobacterial mats, McMurdo Dry Valley, Antarctica: an insight into CspA family of proteins from Kocuria polaris CMS 76orT

Kocuria polaris strain CMS 76or(T) is a gram-positive, orange-pigmented bacterium isolated from a cyanobacterial mat sample from a pond located in McMurdo Dry Valley, Antarctica. It is psychrotolerant, orange pigmented, hydrolyses starch and Tween 80 and reduces nitrate. We report the 3.78-Mb genome of K. polaris strain CMS 76or(T), containing 3416 coding sequences, including one each for 5S rRNA, 23S rRNA, 16S rRNA and 47 tRNA genes, and the G+C content of DNA is 72.8%. An investigation of Csp family of proteins from K. polaris strain CMS 76or(T) indicated that it contains three different proteins of CspA (peg.319, peg.2255 and 2832) and the length varied from 67 to 69 amino acids. The three different proteins contain all the signature amino acids and two RNA binding regions that are characteristic of CspA proteins. Further, the CspA from K. polaris strain CMS 76or(T) was different from CspA of four other species of the genus Kocuria, Cryobacterium roopkundense and E. coli indirectly suggesting the role of CspA of K. polaris strain CMS 76or(T) in psychrotolerant growth of the bacterium.
Coding for security and dna storage

Communication and data storage systems are indispensable parts of our every-day life. However, these systems deal with severe challenges in security and reliability. Security is important whenever a user communicates or stores sensitive data, e.g., medical information; reliability has to be guaranteed to be able to transmit or store information while noise occurs. Algebraic codes (ACs) are a powerful means to achieve both.

Within inCREASE, I will construct and evaluate special codes for security applications and DNA storage.
The tasks are structured into three work packages: (1) post-quantum secure code-based cryptosystems, (2) secure key regeneration based on ACs, (3) ACs for DNA-based storage systems. The focus of inCREASE
lies on innovative theoretical concepts.

The goal of work package (1) is to investigate and design code-based cryptosystems; one promising idea is to apply insertion/deletion correcting codes. The security of these systems will be analysed from two points of view: structural attacks on the algorithms and hardware implementations with side-channel attacks.

Secure cryptographic key regeneration is the goal of (2) and can be achieved by physical unclonable functions (PUFs). Here, ACs are necessary to reproduce the key reliably. This project will study the error patterns that occur in PUFs, model them theoretically, and design suitable coding schemes.

The investigation on (3) will start with a study of the data of existing DNA storage systems. The outcome will be an error model that will include insertions, deletions, substitutions, and duplications. Therefore, inCREASE will design ACs for these error types. This will be especially challenging regarding the mathematical concepts. These codes will be evaluated by simulations and using data sets of DNA storage systems.

This project is high risk/high gain with impact not only to storage and security, but to the methodology as well as other areas such as communications.
Convertible Vehicle Having a Wind Deflector

A convertible vehicle having a displaceable top and a top storage space, which can be closed using a storage space cover, as well as a wind deflector, which is displaceable between a retracted stowage position and at least one erected function position and can have an inner frame on which a wind deflector function element is spanned. The wind deflector can have an outer frame, to which the inner frame is pivotably mounted and which is pivotably mounted to the storage space cover.
Citizen sense air monitoring kit

In January 2013, the five-year ERC funded project Citizen Sense was launched, investigating the role of low-cost and digital monitoring technologies in facilitating and organising new types of environmental engagement. This proposal brings together a comprehensive citizen-sensing toolkit for users to undertake air quality monitoring that realises the social and environmental potential of these technologies. With the benefit of five years of intensive and cutting-edge research, the Citizen Sense research project is exceptionally well positioned to develop an AirKit, thereby bridging the gap between our research and the early stages of innovation in order to realise the innovation potential of the project. Our research pioneers new strategies of citizen-led monitoring and data analysis that join up hardware and software developments along with social innovations in order to produce an AirKit toolkit that has the potential to revolutionise community monitoring infrastructures and practices. This PoC will help to establish the viability of the AirKit, to refine and address technical issues, and to consolidate the overall direction of the AirKit.
Exploiting an unusual polyketide chain release mechanism for production of novel enacyloxin antibiotic analogues

Enacyloxin IIa is a polyketide antibiotic with activity against Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria that targets ribosomal elongation factor Tu. It has recently been identified as metabolite of Burkholderia ambifaria AMMD and shown to have clinically-relevant activity against Acinetobacter baumannii, a problematic pan-resistant Gram-negative pathogen. Despite its promising biological activity, enacyloxin IIa has not been used in the clinic, presumably due to stability issues. Preliminary experiments have provided evidence for an unusual mechanism of modular polyketide synthase chain release in enacyloxin biosynthesis, involving intermolecular condensation of an acyl carrier protein (ACP)-bound thioester with the C-3 hydroxyl group of (1R, 3R, 4S)-3,4-dihydroxycyclohexane carboxylic acid (DHCCA). The resulting intermediate undergoes epimerisation at C-1 of the DHCCA moiety. This project aims to explore the ability of the chain release enzyme to catalyse the acetylation of a variety of DHCCA analogues with an acetyl-ACP analogue of the polyketide thioester intermediate. It also aims to identify the enzyme responsible for epimerising C-1 of the DHCCA moiety. DHCCA biosynthetic genes will be deleted in B. ambifaria and enacyloxin analogues, with a stable amide group in place of the labile ester group and other modifications to the DHCCA-derived moiety, will be produced via a mutasynthesis strategy.
Starlike trees whose maximum degree exceed 4 are determined by their Q-spectra

Let A ( G ) and D ( G ) be the adjacency matrix and the degree matrix of a graph G , respectively. The matrix D ( G ) + A ( G ) is called the signless Laplacian matrix of G . The spectrum of the matrix D ( G ) + A ( G ) is called the Q-spectrum of G . A graph is said to be determined by its Q-spectrum if there is no other non-isomorphic graph with the same Q-spectrum. In this paper, we prove that all starlike trees whose maximum degree exceed 4 are determined by their Q-spectra.
Design and implementation of a BDS precise point positioning service

Precise point positioning (PPP) service is of great significance for BDS. The design and implementation of the service are presented. The PPP-B2b signal of the service is constructed, which is efficient multiplexed with other signal components, and achieves compatibility between two service phases. A customized message format that can augment all visible satellites of four core constellations in mainland China is proposed. The high-gain, 64-ary, low-density parity check (LDPC) coding is used, which facilitates the integrated design of the receivers. A signal quality test has revealed that the S-curve bias (SCB) of PPP-B2b does not exceed 0.0165 ns and the coherence between the code and the carrier of the signal is only 0.137 degrees. A performance evaluation has indicated that at its current stage, the positioning accuracy in the horizontal and vertical directions is better than 0.15 m and 0.3 m, respectively, and the convergence time does not exceed 800 s.
BEAM CLAMP FOR STRUT CHANNEL

A beam clamp for securing strut to a beam includes a clamp body having a first strut engagement portion configured for engaging a first attachment structure of a strut, and a second strut engagement portion separate from the first strut engagement portion and configured for engaging a second attachment structure of a strut.
Railway dumping wagon

Konstrukcja wagonu ma: - dwie pary czworobocznych wahaczy do przechylania każdej platformy ładunkowej (2) zabudowane pomiędzy belką grzbietową (103) podwozia (1) wagonu a belkami poprzecznymi (201) platformy ładunkowej (2) wraz z zamkiem blokady pochyłego położenia platformy ładunkowej (2) w stanie transportowym, - dwa obrotowe żurawie (4) o pionowej osi obrotu zamontowane za pośrednictwem podstawy na podwoziu (1) wagonu w strefie przejścia jego belki grzbietowej w belkę skrętową wraz z blokadą mechaniczną pozycji poprzecznej żurawia (4) w stanie transportowym, - dwie pary rozsuwanych i obrotowych nóg podporowych zabudowanych w podstawie żurawi, wraz z blokadą mechaniczną pozycji pionowej nóg podporowych odwróconych do góry w stanie transportowym, - dwie szafki agregatowe (6) zawierające silnik i osprzęt hydrauliczny każdego żurawia (4) zabudowane na belce skrętowej pomiędzy czołownicą a podstawą żurawia (4), - dwa siłowniki hamulcowe (22) osadzone na boku belki grzbietowej (103) po stronie przechyłowej wagonu z dźwignią hamulcową (23) wprowadzoną do środka belki grzbietowej (103) przez okienko boczne (20), - dwie skrzynie balastowe (24) zabudowane pod każdą platformą ładunkową (2) na boku belki grzbietowej po stronie przechyłowej wagonu pomiędzy płytami zderzaków poziomych.
Optical-information reproducing system

An optical-information reproducing system is provided, in which the tracking capability of an optical pickup can be increased, and in which the number of occurrences in which the optical pickup fails to track a groove can be reduced, by increasing a gain margin and by ensuring the gain margin. In the optical-information reproducing system, an optical-information recording medium is rotated at a fixed linear velocity of 3.49 m/s, and the optical pickup is caused to track the groove to irradiate the groove with laser light, whereby information recorded on the optical-information recording medium can be reproduced. A higher-order resonance frequency of the optical pickup that is generated when the optical pickup is caused to track the groove can be made lower than a wobble frequency that is reproduced using the groove without performing rotation control on the optical-information recording medium.
Managing digital intellectual property in manufacturing smes digitalization processes

The digital transformation resulting from the implementation of Industry 4.0 changes the current IP management and understanding of the use of digital data. Data and algorithms using open source code increasingly serve as a foundation for the creation of added value in the digital economy. Data is not only considered a by-product of business activities anymore, but a strategic resource that constitutes the basis for developing and offering novel digital products, services and business models. Many of these business models will be based on the analysis and evaluation of machine generated data. Data can be valuable in economic terms and can assure a competitive advantage to those possessing them. European manufacturing SMEs do not know well how to protect and monetize digital IP and provide added value using their intangible assets such as data, methodologies, configuration of interconnected systems, 3D designs, processing algorithms. Moving towards a data-driven approach, embedded software into hardware, new questions arise concerning data sharing, data driven innovations, legal digital IP protection and data ownership. These new challenges of the European digital economy hamper inbound open innovation/IP sourcing in European manufacturing SMEs. Project Go-DIP will address these challenges with raising awareness of digital data and software IP value and positively impact IP management of up to 100 manufacturing SMEs in three Alpine innovation systems. SMEs will be able to better incorporate the software and data IP management systems into their business strategies and boost digital innovation. Valuating, monetizing data and software IP will be addressed through the use of practical cases of 60 SMEs directly involved. Guidelines, templates and cases will be developed in the Design Option Paper (DOP) using the EASME Twinning plus methodology. Results will be widely communicated and disseminated by partners and organizations supporting project Go-DIP.
Una canasta, una sonrisa. Educación en valores en el ámbito educativo no formal a través del aprendizaje-servicio

Las actividades deportivas constituyen una de las principales fuentes de educación no formal. El número elevado de participantes, así como la motivación con la que acuden, configuran un contexto idóneo para poder conseguir una educación integral. Para ello es necesario un planteamiento deliberado ya que el deporte no educa en sí mismo. En la escuela deportiva La Fábrica de Valores de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, dentro de su programa formativo de educación socioemocional, se desarrolló una experiencia de aprendizaje-servicio en la que participaron 19 adolescentes de los equipos cadete masculino y femenino. A partir de una propuesta para conseguir fondos para la Fundación Khanimambo (Praia de Xai-Xai, Mozambique), el objetivo fue desarrollar los valores de solidaridad, empatía, cooperación y responsabilidad mediante la metodología de aprendizaje-servicio. Como resultados de esta experiencia se destacan el sentimiento de satisfacción personal que han tenido los participantes ayudando a los demás y el desarrollo de la empatía, solidaridad y cooperación. Se sugiere que algunas de las numerosas acciones de voluntariado que se hacen en las escuelas y clubes deportivos se configuren siguiendo una metodología de aprendizaje-servicio para consolidar los aprendizajes de valores y actitudes.
Development of manufacturing technology together with clinical evaluation of new absorption dressings based on fish collagen for the treatment of wounds of various etiology.

The aim of the project is to develop manufacturing technology together with clinical evaluation of new dressings for the treatment of wounds of various etiology. As a result of the project, the applicant plans to place on the market 2 types of absorbable dressings based on bioactive collagen of fish origin. The introduced product innovation thanks to different forms of dressing will allow logical, flexible and easy to apply wound management system in different stages of healing. The objective will be achieved through the implementation of industrial research (ETAPY I and II) including the development of a method for the production of physical dressings and sterilisation of dressings while maintaining the alpha-helitic structure of bioactive exogenous tropocolagen. As part of the development work (ETAP III), clinical trials will be conducted to confirm the achievement of the initial assumptions for reducing the duration of treatment of chronic wounds. Stage IV is a pre-implementation work on preparation for registration, patenting of solutions and preparation for commercialisation on a demanding market pharmaceutical products. According to the information provided by AM IZ PO IR, the request to enter the reference number and the aid articles in the ‘Short description of the project’ field in SL2014 by shortening the description of the project, (Your decision to exclude from this description in order to include the wording of Article 25 of EC Regulation No 651/2014 of 17 June 2014 declaring certain types of aid compatible with the internal market in the application of Articles 107 and 108 of the Treaty (OJ L, p. I'm sorry. EU L 187/1 of 26.06.2014).