SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
módulo de célula solar

módulo de célula solar - a presente invenção refere-se a um módulo de célula solar capaz de reduzir a formação de rachaduras nas células solares ao proporcionar interdigitados em um lado posterior oposto aos eletrodos interdigitados de lado anterior. solução. no módulo de célula que inclui uma pluralidade de células solares interconectadas aos elementos de fiação, cada uma das células solares inclui uma pluralidade de eletrodo interdigitados de lado anterior (110) que são dispostos em uma superfície de recepção de luz da célula solar e conectados às abas e uma pluralidade de eletrodos interdigitados de lado posterior (120) que são dispostos em uma superfície posterior da célula solar e conectados às abas. as seções de eletrodo auxiliares de lado posterior (120b) são dispostas em regiões, que são mais largas que os eletrodos interdigitados de lado anterior (110), na superfície posterior oposta às regiões onde os eletrodos interdigitados de lado estão prsentes.
Climate and the productive structure of the urban water industry

Climate is likely to affect the productive structure of urban water supply systems through its effects on reservoirs’ volume, water quality, and consumption. This paper investigates these effects by analyzing the role of temperature and rainfall in water utilities’ costs with a multiple-equation cost function model and a rich firm-level database that describes the operations of 3845 firms from 2008 to 2018 in Brazil. Results reveal the presence of causal effects of rainfall and, in some cases, temperature on costs, with small firms being more vulnerable to cope with adverse (dry) weather. Results also suggest significant economies of scale and density yet to be realized by the industry. Considering the highly fragmented Brazilian urban water industry, the findings show potentially large cost savings associated with an eventual regional consolidation of operations, particularly under the realization of climate change scenarios that show hotter and drier weather conditions.
5G key technology enablers for emerging media content production services

5G-RECORDS aims to explore the opportunities which new 5G technology components bring to the professional audio-visual content produc5G-RECORDS targets the development, integration, validation and demonstration of 5G components for professional media content production, as part of an overall ecosystem representing a subset of 5G network functions. The project will take a business-to-business (B2B) perspective, where 5G becomes part of the audio-visual (AV) infrastructure backbone. The challenge is to use 5G components from previous 5G-PPP projects and earlier R&D investments and further develop them. These components will be evaluated in specific end-to-end 5G infrastructures. In particular, the project will provide three end-to-end 5G infrastructures. This includes the core network (5GC), radio access network (RAN) and end devices. The project aims to use of non-public networks (NPNs) as a way to bring these new components to emerging markets and new market actors. NPNs can be deployed as independent and standalone 5G networks or in conjunction with a public network.
To ensure the successful demonstration of these use cases, the project brings together a set of experienced partners whose expertise covers both 5G and content production value chains. Most of the 5G components will be developed and implemented by a specific key partner, being mostly innovative SMEs. The presence of SMEs is particularly strong in the consortium, since they represent the 44.5%. The 5G-RECORDS implemented technologies will be based on existing 3GPP Rel-15 and Rel-16 specifications, while also prototyping some emerging Rel-17 capabilities. All technology components are expected to reach by the end of the project a minimum Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of 7. 5G-RECORDS has considered 3 use cases to embrace some of the most challenging scenarios in the framework of professional content production: live audio production, a multi-camera wireless studio and live immersive media production.
Lock, particularly for cargo compartments of motor vehicles

A lock particularly for cargo compartments of motor vehicles, comprising in combination a housing (1), a rotating articulated handle (2), a rotating latch (3), a central pivot (4) transmitting the rotation from handle (2) to latch (3), and an elastic perforated "cap"(5), characterized in that all of the parts are of plastic material and are held together by the central pivot (4) by a nut screwed to one threaded end (13) thereof and a small transversal pin inserted in a suitable hole arranged at the opposite of the central pivot (4), said latch (3) being provided with a projection in one piece with its main body able to cooperate with closure key means to block the rotation of the latch.
[Coping with the clinical complexity of adolescents with cancer: an ad hoc Italian scientific society is born (SIAMO)].

Adolescents with cancer are a unique group, with special characteristics. Patients in this age group seem to inhabit a "no man's land", neither belonging to the pediatric nor to the adult worlds of oncology. Their optimal management (e.g. coping with their complex psychological and social needs, providing age-appropriate facilities, their access to referral cancer centers and the inclusion in clinical trials) remains a challenge that requires broad-based processes. In 2014 SIAMO, an Italian national comprehensive project dedicated to adolescents with cancer, has been founded, with the main aim of bridging the gap of the inadequate access to optimal cancer services and the lack of improvement in survival rates observed for patients in this age group.
Arse Bandits: Exploring Nostalgic Representations of Queerness in Gangster Films

This chapter considers the British gangster film as a site of queer masculinity, contending that the counterhegemonic world of organized crime has proven a useful space in which queer identities can be formed and articulated. Countering postliberationist criticisms that such representations of homosexuality are wholly negative, this chapter considers how the specific sociohistoric context of post—World War II Britain has provided a cultural milieu in which homosexuality and crime can coexist, particularly within mainstream film. This chapter concludes that such an analysis demonstrates the need to revisit previously abandoned heteronormative texts in order to identify homosexualities that operate outside of the contemporary metropolitan gay male identity.
FLOOR UNDERLAYMENT SLICING MACHINE

A method and equipment for manufacturing floor underlayment is provided. The equipment is configured to produce floor underlayment having a consistent density and thickness. The equipment has a series of rollers configured to pull a formed batt into a moving transverse blade and to cut the underlayment into two portions having random fiber distribution and even thicknesses and densities.
Maintenance software processes for web 2.0 based learning management systems

As we know all software products require maintenance and support. After observing time requirements for maintenance and all needed innovations and changes I realize that cost for those activities is somewhere around half of all bugged for software product. The more years is software used and alive the more time and costs are required. Linear dependency between realized changes and costs is changing into exponential dependency as the years go. Bad and unwanted structural changes at the very beginning of software design could overcharge software maintenance. It is nothing uncommon that maintenance of poorly or wrong designed software products (for example LMS) can achieve point when cost of new development is lover than actual cost of maintenance. In this contribution is presented a proposal of effective software maintenance adverted for web 2.0 based LMS system. Our proposal exploits what should be the proper way of software design, what are the common mistakes, what are our personal experiences and finally how to gain the low cost software maintenance.
THE CRUCIBLE — M.D.A. — ART MIGRATION LAB

IMPROVE ENTERPRISE COMPETITIVENESS THROUGH FOREIGN SHOWCASES, POTENTIAL CHANNELS OF EXCHANGE AND COLLABORATION WITH FOREIGN BUYERS, IMPROVED PROMOTION ABROAD OF CERTAIN IDENTITY ASPECTS OF OUR CULTURE AND HISTORY, CULT OF MOTHER, DANCE, MUSIC, LAUNEDDAS, SONGS AND THE ART OF WEAVING, THROUGH OUR CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
Overcoming the barriers of brain cancer treatment: targeted and fully nir absorbing photodynamic therapy agents with extremely low molecular weights and controlled lipophilicity

Cancer is the second leading cause of death worldwide, accounting for a total of 8.8 million deaths in 2015. Research efforts have resulted in significant increase in 5-year survival rates for some cancer types, however this is not the case in brain cancer. Three fundamental issues are at the core of this reality: 1) High percentage of inoperable brain tumours; 2) Limited number of drugs that can pass through the blood-brain barrier and 3) Absence of effective targeted brain cancer therapies. Photodynamic therapy (PDT) has the potential to be a selective, effective and non-invasive alternative to current treatments, however to date it is only applicable to a small group of cancers. Realization of non-toxic, water-soluble and photostable PDT agents, with strong near infrared absorption for deep tissue penetration, that also realizes high singlet oxygen generation efficiency and effective targeting, is the key for widespread use of PDT for majority of cancers. For brain cancer specifically, low molecular weights (Mws) and controlled lipophilicity is needed as well. The ultimate aim of INFRADYNAMICS is to create and validate the first series of advanced PDT agents that meet all these requirements and to demonstrate that a significant impact on brain cancer survival rates could be achieved. First, a series of advanced fluorophores that combine the two contradicting entities – absorption in NIR region (>700 nm) and low Mws – will be realized using novel design approaches which also allow a synthetically-viable pathway to tune lipophilicity. Then, appropriate heavy atom modifications for sensitization will be pursued. Most importantly, these sensitizers will be decorated with known and novel handles towards specific targeting of glioblastoma cells to attain the final PDT agents. Photophysical properties will be investigated, and finally, in-vitro and in-vivo studies will be performed to determine the effectiveness of our agents on brain cancer treatment.
Caught in the Act by D. Loughead

Loughead, Deb. Caught in the Act. Orca Currents, 2013. Print.School is out and Dylan is ready to enjoy some time with his friends before he has to settle into his new job and be responsible. Dylan’s single mother arranged a job interview at a local resort to keep Dylan out of trouble and help him earn some money over the summer. Things do not get off to a good start. Dylan is late for his interview because he gets caught at an out of control bonfire where boys are burning their homework. He is initially relieved when Heather, who works at the reservation desk, covers for him, and he gets the job. Over the weekend, Dylan and his friends find themselves in a bad situation and are forced to “borrow” some towels from a local cabin. They inadvertently become suspects in some break-ins, and Dylan must work to figure out what is going on and clear his name. Through all of this, he loses his job for lying and snooping and loses the trust of his mother and grandmother.This book is important in showing how every decision should be thought through and that trust is earned, not just given. Dylan is judged by past behaviour, even when those around him want to give him the benefit of the doubt. The book is successful in avoiding cliches, but sends the message that it is best to be up front, tell the truth and trust those in authority. The idea that every little decision one makes can have serious consequences is something that may be valuable to a teen/preteen audience. That being said, the book is somewhat predictable and the reader may have a strong inkling that things will work out for Dylan. Teens and preteens will likely find they can relate to the themes of peer pressure, parental disappointment, and making tough decisions, all of which are highlighted in the book. Readers will also appreciate up to date references, like Dylan comparing his female friend to Zoe Deschanel, and his mother not allowing him to have a cell phone. This is a quick read, recommended for preteens and teens looking for a relatable, funny story with some important take aways.Recommended: 3 out of 4 starsReviewer: Erin JonesErin Jones is a secondary English teacher in the Langley school district in British Columbia. Currently working on her Masters of Education, specializing in teacher-librarianship, she is passionate about engaging adolescent readers with rich literary experiences and helping students navigate the online world. In her spare time, she loves reading, running and dancing with her two children.
Commercialisation of ventura habitat - a novel wind turbine blade maintenance enclosure tomaximize downtime productivity

GEV Wind Power is one of Europe's leading wind-turbine maintenance companies with teams working on more than 40 wind
farms both on and offshore every year. With a presence throughout Europe and North America, GEV Wind Power is a truly
global service provider. We understand that it is important to wind energy maintenance companies to find new ways of
delivering core services to reduce the cost of energy provision. To realise this vision, we commit significant financial
resources to in-house R&D and are constantly looking at technologies that fit well for Wind Energy. We have now developed
a patented habitat solution that retrofits to market available access platforms. This creates the perfect protective working
environment for blade maintenance and repairs to be completed. Maintenance productivity is increased and, with the added
benefit of 24 hour working, GEV Wind Power are able to eliminate the cost uncertainty of weather downtime and will help
wind farm owners reduce maintenance costs, improve Annual Energy Production (AEP) and the competitiveness of wind
generated energy.
Trials completed onshore with our Ventura Habitat prototype using two different access platforms (Power Climber and
Kaeufer) in varying weather conditions and ranging between 30 metres and 100 metres high, with successful deployment
demonstrating the flexibility and operability of the Habitat in a real-life environment.
The overall objective of this development project is to create a commercially ready Ventura Habitat system, with validated
results through field trials. This will enable us to achieve our overall commercial objective to become the leading blade
maintenance services provider in Europe and North America.
We forecast a total revenue of €20 million and a profit of €5 million 5 years post-commercialisation, with a breakeven on
investment after 3.43 years and an ROI of 150%.
Child prodigies: on giftedness and child celebrities in modern france

Although there is no scholarly agreement on how to define “giftedness”, there is a consensus on why it is important: understanding giftedness, and especially, gifted children, means understanding human potential and development. Conceptions of giftedness affect education and parenting, and can create unrealistic expectations in adults and children. Child prodigies manifest an extreme form of giftedness. Research on giftedness is chiefly developed within psychology, and remains quite ahistorical. Meanwhile, historical research on prodigies focused on case studies, failing to account for today’s interest in gifted children.
This project aims to go beyond these two approaches. It will explore how the history of child prodigies can help to explain the current fascination with giftedness. To do so, it will examine child prodigies in cultural and scientific settings (such as the theatre and the laboratory) in 19th and early 20th century France, mainly Paris. The project will address child prodigies as a cultural phenomenon that: a) influenced the western scientific interest in giftedness, and b) built a long-lasting entertainment culture around gifted children. The study will build upon past and current psychological research on giftedness, and contribute to fields such as the history of science, and childhood and celebrity studies. 
With my postdoctoral experience in an ERC project, and with a promising track record, I am prepared to move a step further. The MSCA will help me improve my skills in teaching and project management. In addition, I will be able to provide a historical background to a socially sensitive and timely topic. Overall, it will solidify my career, preparing me to apply for funding and academic positions to reach independence.
Phytolith evidence of historical rice cultivation at Wormsloe Historic Site, Georgia, USA

Abstract Despite much of the environmental history of Wormsloe Historic Site, Georgia, having been previously documented and described, the aspect related to whether rice cultivation was ever performed on-site still has not been entirely defined. The main goal of this study is the archaeobotanical investigation of soil samples collected from a salt marsh at Wormsloe where rice cultivation is suggested to provide a more definitive answer to this aspect. The study employs phytolith analysis to reveal evidence of past agricultural practices on-site related to rice cultivation. The results reveal the presence of phytoliths belonging to the rice genus, with some indicating a domesticated nature. Cultivation was likely done for subsistence purposes by the African American community living on the property. Preliminary radionuclide analysis suggests the soil samples may be older than 100 years. For the first time in Wormsloe's history, concrete evidence suggesting that rice was indeed cultivated on-site has been obtained, while also casting some light on local African American agricultural practices. The results of this study fill a gap in Wormsloe's environmental history, and increase Wormsloe's cultural, historical, and archaeological significance both at the regional and the national level. Ultimately, this study provides a reliable method to further investigate historical rice cultivation in other areas within the Wormsloe Site as well as along the southeastern United States.
Smart strategies to create innovation-based jobs in regions of Europe

Continued and coordinated efforts by the European Commission, the Member States and EU regions have led to a steady increase in employment levels in many parts of Europe over the years. The recent economic crisis however broke this trend, resulting in significant job loss in all EU countries. While being faced with reductions of funding available to them, EU regions now need to step up their efforts to maintain jobs and boost employment opportunities. 

Many regions have built their economic development strategies on promoting innovation as a driver of economic growth. However these innovation support schemes are not designed with job-creation as a primary objective. As a result many regions experience that their work to increase businesses capacities for innovation does not automatically generate new employment. For instance because high-tech firms employ people from outside their region, or production of innovated products is outsourced to low wage countries.
SMART EUROPE is based on the notion that smart and targeted regional policies and interventions can in fact be designed in order to boost employment directly in these innovation based sectors in a region, thus creating maximum employment growth within the sectors that contribute most to the regional economy.

In this project a consortium of 13 partners, representing 11 EU regions, will exchange regional policies and instruments for identifying and supporting the main regional economic actors that can generate innovation based employment opportunities, to boost the creation of jobs in these segments of their regional economy.

These partners are Flevoland province (NL, lead partner), Assembly of European Regions (FR), MMU/Centre for Enterprise (UK), Veneto region and Veneto Innovazione (IT), Bologna province (IT), Észak-Alföld regional development agency (HU), Maramures County (RO), ALMI Mid Sweden (SE), Patras Science Park/Western Greece (EL),
Sor-Trondelag County (No), Baltic Institute of Finland (FI) and Avila County (ES).

The activities of SMART EUROPE include the collection and documenting of effective policy instruments in this field from partners and other actors. During a series of Peer Reviews the partners will identify the driving sectors and actors for innovation based employment in each partner region, tackle the specific challenges related to job-creation in these sectors and present packages of policy measures and instruments tailored to these regional circumstances. The regions will make Action Plans to implement the proposed measures during the project.

The results of the project will be documented in a SMART EUROPE Toolkit, available for use by other EU regions. Regional, National and EU-wide dissemination events will be organised, to pass on the good practices and achievements of the project.
A sequenced batch process for integrated hydropyrolysis and hydrotreatment of a microalgae and used engine oil blend

Abstract A sequenced batch process for integrated hydropyrolysis and hydrotreatment (IHP-T) of microalgae and used engine oil (UEO) was examined to produce sulfur-free diesel-like fuel. Four sequenced runs were performed. In the first run, the microalgae and UEO blend was processed at 673 K for 4 h with 6 MPa H2 and 5 wt% kgPt/C/kgfeed to obtain the first-run light oil (FR-LO) and first-run heavy oil (FR-HO) by centrifugation. Next, the same procedure as that employed in the first run was used to treat the LO recovered from a previous run in a new run until the fourth run. The oils obtained in the second, third, and fourth run were named the second-run light oil (SR-LO), second-run heavy oil (SR-HO), third-run light oil (ThR-LO), third-run heavy oil (ThR-HO), fourth-run light oil (FR-LO), and fourth-run heavy oil (FR-HO). LO was always the dominant product fraction in the four runs, and the yields of FR-LO, SR-LO, ThR-LO, and FoR-LO were 83.33, 89.24, 89.29, and 88.34 wt%, respectively. The N, O, and S contents of the LOs always decreased during the sequenced IHP-T process. Zero S content was observed for both the ThR-LO and FoR-LO. The N content of the FoR-LO decreased to 2 ppm (w/v), which is below the requirement for China V gasoline (10 ppm). The total acid number of the LOs decreased from 21.62 for the FR-LO to 1.89 for the FoR-LO. The FoR-LO mainly consisted of saturated hydrocarbons (~47%), unsaturated hydrocarbons (37%), and aromatic compounds (36%) and had a higher heating value (HHV) of 46.37 MJ/kg, a density of 0.80 kg/m3, and a kinematic viscosity of 1.89 × 10−3 m2/s. The properties of the FoR-LO are very similar to those of market gasoline. Thus, sequenced IHP-T is a very promising process for producing S-free diesel-like fuel from microalgae and UEO.