SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
SAFEGUARD

"This project is part of the plan PACE ": SAUVEGUARDER simple project is divided, between various actions of its partners, in identification and restauration of built legacy threatened by natural factors of degradation but also by human’s factors of physical inaccessibility, and low knowledge. This shared counting method, of restructuration and restoration securisation and conservation aims to enforce accessibility and to promote a future touristic valorisation. Exchanges between partners on good practices will create, thorough all these project steps, a common denominator in which the objective is to increase touristic flux on ALCOTRA’s territory.

The ALCOTRA 2014/2020 Program identifies, among the threats, the risk of loss of the cultural heritage, a finding which is even more worrying for the intangible heritage. Heritage is also threatened because of climate change, which amplifies the causes of deterioration of materials, and because of the lack of knowledge of local populations of the principles of restoration of traditional buildings. All this increases the risk of loss of the cultural concept, understood as an identity element / founder of a region, such as the Transboundary Region, which has gone through history and everywhere presents clear evidence of this cultural sharing. PITEM proposes to preserve the Alcotra space thanks to its cultural markers and their common evolution. Four projects based on a common chronological division will identify strategies for the conservation and exchange of good practices:
Tell, Save, Promote and Share. The actions will aim at the knowledge and safeguarding of tangible and intangible heritage, in order to provide users and the public with tools to understand the cultural value of the territory in line with environmental issues. The results of the projects will be part of a perspective of economic development, tourist attractiveness and boosting the cross-border territory.
COMPONENT OF A VEHICLE TRANSMISSION AND DEVICE HAVING A LOCKING PIN FOR LOCKING A TRANSMISSION PART OF THE COMPONENT

The invention relates to a component (1) of a vehicle transmission, having a locking pin (8), which is arranged in a movable fashion in a housing (2), for locking a movable transmission part (3), which locking pin (8) can be pushed in the direction of its longitudinal axis (10) into a movement space of the transmission part (3) in such a way that, in a locking position, the mobility of the transmission part (3) with respect to the housing (2) is at least partially blocked, and which locking pin (8) can be pulled, in the direction of its longitudinal axis (10), out of the movement space of the transmission part (3) again.
Banca dati emigrati salemitani riscontrati nell'elenco di Ellis Island

Banca dati emigrati salemitani riscontrati nell'elenco di Ellis Island. Questa banca dati è stata creata in occasione della ricerca dottorale dal titolo " Cento anni di emigrazione in Sicilia. Il caso di Salemi (1880- 1980)" realizzata nell'Università di Granada nel programma di dottorato de Estudios Migratorios.
OSTEOSYNTHETIC FIXATION DEVICE

The osteosynthetic fixation device consists of a securing component (1) having a conical head section (11) and an adjoining anchoring component (13) designed for fixing in the bone, and a spherical segment-shaped slotted clamping component (2) with a conical bore (21) to receive the conical head section (11) to clamp inside a connecting component (3) having a spherical segment-shaped bore (31). The securing component (1) has an axially arranged tension component (4) which permits the axial movement and wedging of the conical head section (11) in the corresponding bore (21). The securing device is suitable as a plate/screw system, an external or internal fixing device and especially for fixation of the spinal column.
Development and development of ICT business solutions

The ICT software development enables optimised business as it is about a multifunctional calendar that allows market reservations to be monitored, broken down, warns against anomalies, adjusting the provisions per unit of accommodation depending on the wishes of guests. The organisation of business activities is essential for the expansion of companies, as well as the quality performance of the commitments contracted. It is important for the applicants to follow the business process as a whole, ranging from the publication of the free accommodation units, during reservations, and at the end of the end use of the service, and contains numerous modules to improve business processes. The project contributes to the internal organisation of society and to achieving the vision and long-term objectives
Structural Implications for Selective Targeting of PARPs

Poly(ADP-ribose) polymerases (PARPs) are a family of enzymes that use NAD+ as a substrate to synthesize polymers of ADP-ribose (PAR) as post-translational modifications of proteins. PARPs have important cellular roles that include preserving genomic integrity, telomere maintenance, transcriptional regulation, and cell fate determination. The diverse biological roles of PARPs have made them attractive therapeutic targets, which have fueled the pursuit of small molecule PARP inhibitors. The design of PARP inhibitors has matured over the past several years resulting in several lead candidates in clinical trials. PARP inhibitors are mainly used in clinical trials to treat cancer, particularly as sensitizing agents in combination with traditional chemotherapy to reduce side effects. An exciting aspect of PARP inhibitors is that they are also used to selectivity kill tumors with deficiencies in DNA repair proteins (e.g. BRCA1/2) through an approach termed “synthetic lethality.” In the midst of the tremendous efforts that have brought PARP inhibitors to the forefront of modern chemotherapy, most clinically used PARP inhibitors bind to conserved regions that permits cross-selectivity with other PARPs containing homologous catalytic domains. Thus, the differences between therapeutic effects and adverse effects stemming from pan-PARP inhibition compared to selective inhibition are not well understood. In this review, we discuss current literature that has found ways to gain selectivity for one PARP over another. We furthermore provide insights into targeting other domains that make up PARPs, and how new classes of drugs that target these domains could provide a high degree of selectivity by affecting specific cellular functions. A clear understanding of the inhibition profiles of PARP inhibitors will not only enhance our understanding of the biology of individual PARPs, but may provide improved therapeutic options for patients.
Ultrasonography and correlative factor of secondary hyperparathyroidism in maintenance hemodialysis patients

Objective To realize ultrasonography and correlative factor of secondary hyperparathyroidism in maintenance hemodialysis patients.Methods 73maintenance hemodialysis patients with secondary hyperparathyroidism were divided into imaging group and no imaging group.The patients were underwent ultrasonic,PTH,ALP,Ca,P testing and recorded age,sex,duration of dialysis.The location,number,size,echo and blood flow in imaging group were recorded.Imaging group was divided into rich blood flow group and no rich blood flow group according to blood flow and divided into calcification group and no calcification group according to level of serum calcium.Results 57patients had parathyroid gland image in 73patients with SHPT(78.1%).The ultrasound findings had 1to 4low level echo nodes around the thyroid lobe dorsal.Serum value of PTH,ALP,Ca and duration of dialysis in imaging group were higher than that in no imaging group.Number and size of parathyroid gland were positive correlation to serum value of PTH and ALP.Value of PTH,ALP,P and Ca×P in rich blood flow group was higher than that in no rich blood flow group.Value of ALP,Ca and duration of dialysis in calcification group were higher than that in no calcification group.Conclusion Ultrasound image of parathyroid gland is high,representative in SHPT patients.Ultrasound testing could provide the secundum for clinical diagnosis and treatment.
SYSTEM TO IDENTIFY MACHINES INFECTED BY MALWARE APPLYING LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS TO NETWORK REQUESTS FROM ENDPOINTS

A method to identify machines infected by malware is provided. The method includes determining whether a universal resource locator in a network request is present in a first cache and determining whether a fully qualified domain name from the uniform resource locator is present in a second cache. The method includes evaluating a parent hostname as to suspiciousness. The method includes indicating the computing device has a likelihood of infection, responsive to one of: the universal resource locator being present in the first cache with a first indication of suspiciousness, the fully qualified domain name being present in the second cache with a second indication of suspiciousness, or the evaluating the parent hostname having a third indication of suspiciousness, wherein at least one method operation is performed by the processor. A system and computer readable media are provided.
Identification of the xenometabolome and novel contaminant markers in fish exposed to a wastewater treatment works effluent

Fish can bioconcentrate complex mixtures of xenobiotics arising from exposure
to wastewater effluents discharged into surface waters. Wastewaters contain a complex
mixture of organic compounds and little is known about their uptake into fish and their
health effects. In this study, a chemical profiling approach was used to characterize the
profile of xenobiotics and their metabolites (the xenometabolome) in biofluids (bile and
plasma) of juvenile rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) exposed to a wastewater
effluent. Metabolite profiles of effluent-exposed fish were compared with that from
control fish exposed to uncontaminated river water. Samples were analysed by ultra
performance liquid chromatography-time-of-flight mass spectrometry and data analysed
by multivariate statistics. Exposure to effluent resulted in accumulation in trout bile of
alkylsulfophenyl and alkylpolyethoxy carboxylates, as well as glucuronide conjugates
of nonylphenol ethoxylates, alcohol ethoxylates, naphthols, chlorinated xylenols and
phenoxyphenols, chlorophenes, resin acids, mefenamic acid and oxybenzone. Nonconjugated or sulphate conjugates of many of these contaminants were also detected in plasma of effluent-exposed trout. In addition, changes in the concentrations of endogenously derived metabolites were also detected in trout plasma, and these included an increase in blood bile acids, methylbutryolcarnitine and a decrease in
sphingosine levels. These observations were verified in a further exposure of sexually mature roach (Rutilus rutilus) to concentrations of the same effluent. Exposure to 50%
or 100% effluent resulted in dose dependent increases in blood concentrations of xenobiotics, taurocholic acid, syprinol sulphate and lysophospholipids and decreases in
sphingosine levels. This work reveals the complex nature of xenobiotics accumulating in effluent-exposed fish together with the identification of changes in concentrations of
lipid metabolites associated with hepatotoxicity. These results reveal, for the first time, that metabolite profiling techniques can be used to screen for uptake of complex mixtures of contaminants into fish and also for the detection of natural metabolite pathways in the organism that are disrupted due to exposure to multiple xenobiotics.
Satellite-Borne and in-situ observations to predict the initiation of convection for atm

The SINOPTICA project aims at exploiting the untapped potential of assimilating remote sensing (EO-derived and ground-based radar) as well GNSS-derived datasets and in situ weather stations data into very high-resolution, very short-range numerical weather forecasts to provide improved prediction of extreme weather events to the benefit of ATM operations. This will be done by setting up a continuously updated database of remote sensing-derived, GNSS-derived and in situ weather stations variables, in combination with an automated assimilation system to feed an NWM. The usefulness of deploying dedicated networks of sensors to monitor atmospheric variables at high spatial resolution in the vicinity of ATM ""hotspots"" such as airports will be investigated as well. SINOPTICA weather forecast results will be integrated into ATM decision-support tools, visualizing weather information on the controller's display, and generating new 4D trajectories to avoid severe weather areas. The usefulness of the newly developed SINOPTICA tools will be monitored during the project and evaluated, thanks to the involvement of ATM stakeholders in the project consortium and advisory board.
The effect of mixed boundary conditions on the stability behavior of heterogeneous orthotropic truncated conical shells

The prime aim of the present study is to present analytical formulations and solutions for the stability analysis of heterogeneous orthotropic truncated conical shell subjected to external (lateral and hydrostatic) pressures with mixed boundary conditions using the Donnell shell theory. The mixed boundary conditions are as follows: at one end of FGM truncated conical shell is a sleeve that prevents its longitudinal displacement and rotation, and the other end is a freely support. The basic equations of heterogeneous orthotropic truncated conical shells are derived and solved applying the Galerkin’s method for the two cases of mixed boundary conditions using new approximation functions. Then the expressions for dimensionless critical external pressures are obtained. The results are compared and validated with the results available in the literature. Finally, a detailed parametric study is conducted to study the effect of heterogeneity, material orthotropy and mixed boundary conditions on the critical external pressures.
FLUORESCENT POLYMERS FOR WATER TREATMENT

Novel fluorophores and their use as fluorescent tags for polymers used in wastewater treatment. The fluorophores are quaternary amine salts that can be used to synthesize fluorescent tagged polymers that are stable at varying pH, have significant water solubility, and may be fluorescent at wavelengths greater than 550 nm. The fluorophores readily undergo polymerization with vinylic monomers to form fluorescent tagged polymers with excellent incorporation of fluorophore into the polymer framework. The fluorescent tagged polymers are useful to monitor and optionally dose industrial wastewater.
Contribution to the implementation of image mosaicing algorithm on FPGA using NIOS II softcore

A creation of an image mosaic from a sequence of overlapped views is a powerful mean of obtaining a larger view of a scene than the available within a single view. It has been a subject of research for many years, and it has been used in wide range of applications such as satellite imaging and medical imaging. In this paper a general framework for creating a mosaiced image is illustrated, and through discussing some related works; we will see how image mosaicing can be done with different approaches. Due to the flexible structure of FPGA, the latter can be involved in image processing; therefore, we will discuss the implementation of an image mosaicing algorithm on the Altera Cyclone IV EP4CE115 FPGA device using the Nios II softcore which is embedded on DE-115 development board.
Comparative Climatology of Terrestrial Planets

The early development of life, a fundamental question for humankind, requires the presence of a suitable planetary climate. Our understanding of how habitable planets come to be begins with the worlds closest to home. Venus, Earth, and Mars differ only modestly in their mass and distance from the Sun, yet their current climates could scarcely be more divergent. Only Earth has abundant liquid water, Venus has a runaway greenhouse, and evidence for life-supporting conditions on Mars points to a bygone era. In addition, an Earth-like hydrologic cycle has been revealed in a surprising place: Saturn's cloud-covered satellite Titan has liquid hydrocarbon rain, lakes, and river networks. Deducing the initial conditions for these diverse worlds and unravelling how and why they diverged to their current climates is a challenge at the forefront of planetary science. Through the contributions of more than sixty leading experts in the field, Comparative Climatology of Terrestrial Planets sets forth the foundations for this emerging new science and brings the reader to the forefront of our current understanding of atmospheric formation and climate evolution. Particular emphasis is given to surface-atmosphere interactions, evolving stellar flux, mantle processes, photochemistry, and interactions with the interplanetary environment, all of which influence the climatology of terrestrial planets. From this cornerstone, both current professionals and most especially new students are brought to the threshold, enabling the next generation of new advances in our own solar system and beyond.
CD19 VARIANTS.

CD19 variants, methods of identifying CD19 variants, and methods of using such CD19 variants, e.g., for treating cancer, are described.
Revolution in ophthalmology and optometry

The aim of the project is to increase the competitiveness of the Applicant’s company through the implementation and commercialisation of the results carried out on his behalf of R & D works. The project is divided into two tasks, including the purchase of equipment: DAT-Optor – diagnostic devices using DAT and microDAT technology to objectively study astigmatism and selected civilisation diseases and applications DAT App – for mobile devices. The tasks shall reflect project indicators: purchase of fixed assets 4pcs, intangible assets 1pieces The project is a continuation of the project titled. “Increasing the competitiveness of a company through the implementation of innovative DAT-testing services” carried out by the Applicant, which confirms the complementarity of both investments. The direct source of product innovation of the project was the development of µDAT technology (microDAT), i.e. a technology using a light pulse induced by a point source and energy-geometric transformation (energy distribution and image layout is different than in the present space) used in the diagnosis of selected civilisation diseases. The applicant has combined microDAT technology with DAT (Direct Astigmatic Test) technology to develop globally innovative DAT-Optor diagnostic devices. The result of the work was a specification of the dedicated DAT-App application, for identification of selected civilisation diseases, diagnosis of astigmatism based on original artifacts, resulting from research and development. The device can be used to diagnose disease conditions and to look for the causes of visual defects. It is recommended to equip users – the target group, i.e. ophthalmological and optical clinics with useful software for patient registration and measurement results, collecting statistical information about disease units detected by DAT-Optor methods and devices.
Effect of Forced Relocation on Household Income and Consumption Patterns: Evidence from the Aynak Copper Mine Project in Afghanistan

In 2011, the government of Afghanistan and a Chinese mining company relocated an entire village near the Aynak copper mine, where they developed a mining site. This paper investigates the impact of this displacement on affected households’ income and consumption patterns using a difference-in-differences approach and primary household-level data from the villages around the mine in two periods: one just before relocation in 2011 and another in 2015. In 2011, all households of the Wali Kali village, one of the seven project-affected villages, were involuntarily relocated. Project-affected families (PAFs) claim that their traditional earning sources have been inadequately replaced by mine-related earnings and that, being separated geographically, they now face difficulty maintaining social networks that are necessary for their survival. Once lost, rebuilding social networks is not easy in war-trampled Afghanistan. This paper clarifies these shadowy effects of forced relocation and demonstrates that ...
Alterations in Resting-State after Motor Imagery Training: A Pilot Investigation with Eigenvector Centrality Mapping

Motor training, including motor execution and motor imagery training, has been indicated to be effective in mental disorders rehabilitation and motor skill learning. In related neuroimaging studies, resting-state has been employed as a new perspective besides task-state to examine the neural mechanism of motor execution training. However, motor imagery training, as another part of motor training, has been few investigated. To address this issue, eigenvector centrality mapping (ECM) was applied to explore resting-state before and after motor imagery training. ECM could assess the computational measurement of eigenvector centrality for capturing intrinsic neural architecture on a voxel-wise level without any prior assumptions. Our results revealed that the significant increases of eigenvector centrality were in the precuneus and medial frontal gyrus (MFG) for the experimental group but not for the control group. These alterations may be associated with the sensorimotor information integration and inner state modulation of motor imagery training.
Developing Secure Websites Using Feature Driven Development (FDD): A Case Study

Agile processes, like Feature Driven Development (FDD), Scrum and Extreme Programming (XP), have been criticized for not providing a suitable framework for building secure software. In order to find the real-life issues, this case study was initiated to investigate whether the existing FDD can withstand requirements change and software security altogether. The case study was performed in controlled environment – in a course called Application Development—a four credit hours course at UTM. The course began by splitting up the class to seven software development groups and two groups were chosen to implement the existing process of FDD. After students were given an introduction to FDD, they started to adapt the processes to their proposed system. Then students were introduced to the basic concepts on how to make software systems secure. Though, they were still new to security and FDD, however, this study produced a lot of interest among the students. The students seemed to enjoy the challenge of creating secure system using FDD model.