SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Seismic attributes prediction of Ordovician carbonate karst reservoirs in YQ area

In the Ordovician carbonate reservoirs in YQ area,karst cavities and fractures are dominant.The reservoirs are difficult to predict due to severe reservoir heterogeneity and drastic lateral changes as well as the effects of interstitial material and filling degree on cavities.Based on the characteristics of the geophysical response of the Ordovician carbonate reservoirs,a seismic prediction technology has been developed,including seismic attributes optimization,multi-attribute integration,and voxel attributes delineation.The technology has been applied to predict Ordovician karst reservoirs and top weathering crust reservoirs.The spatial distribution of the two types of reservoirs has been qualitatively described and analyzed,and the results coincide with practical drill data.
IMPLEMENTAÇÃO DE UM NOVO MODELO DE NEGÓCIO EM SOLUÇÕES NRG SP. Z O.O. A FIM DE INTERNACIONALIZAR A EMPRESA ATRAVÉS DA EXPORTAÇÃO DA INOVADORA NRGBOX-A.

O objeto do projeto é atividades destinadas a implementar um novo modelo de negócio na NRG SOLUTIONS, a fim de internacionalizar a empresa através da exportação de NRGBOX inovadora. 1. Compra de serviços de consultoria relacionados à busca e seleção de parceiros, 2. Preparação da conceção e produção de materiais individuais que promovem o produto NRGBOX, 3. Participação em feiras e exposições de comércio exterior. A fim de executar eficazmente as tarefas planeadas, é necessário suportar os custos relacionados com: serviços de consultoria para a pesquisa e seleção de parceiros no mercado alemão, preparação de filmes promocionais, conceção de catálogos e folhetos/brochuras, impressão de catálogos de produtos, folhetos/brochuras, preparação de gadgets publicitários, conceção e construção de stands de exposições, despesas de viagem de negócios, transporte de itens e esteiras promocionais, seguro de exposições promocionais e esteiras, taxas de aluguel de espaço de exposição, taxas de inscrição, custos de preparação de identificadores, cadernetas de parque e traduções. Todas as atividades terão lugar entre 12.2.2018 e 30.6.2018. Os objetivos de longo e curto prazo mais importantes relacionados com a internacionalização da empresa incluem: —Aumento das receitas de exportação — a execução das atividades descritas contribuirá para o início da atividade de exportação, aumentando assim as receitas das vendas de exportação em relação às receitas gerais das vendas — de acordo com a fórmula «A» acima referida. 10 %, ou seja, 20,07 % -Aumentar as ações no mercado de fitness — Aquisição de novos empreiteiros — obtenção de pelo menos 7 contratos comerciais -Formar uma imagem positiva da marca NRGBOX Todos os objetivos são realistas para alcançar. O projeto é viável — W-ca garantiu o dinheiro para a implementação do projeto, e a forma organizacional adotada é suficiente para implementar adequadamente e garantir o funcionamento do projeto após a sua conclusão.
Skyrmion-Topological insulator and weyl semimetal technology

The overall objective in SKYTOP is to make cross-fertilization between different topological classes of materials to realize devices with intertwined electronic spin and topology. In particular, in this project the aim is to combine two “topological classes”, one existing in real space associated with skyrmions and a second one defined in the reciprocal space associated with topological insulators (TI) and Weyl semimetals (WSM). The project consists of the following technical objectives: 
1) Develop thin film TI-technology and exploratory research on topological WSM; 2) Develop a functional TI/Weyl-Skyrmion  media platform  3) Demonstrate TI/Weyl-Skyrmion based  devices. The main idea is to take advantage of the strong charge-to-spin conversion effect anticipated in TI with strong spin orbit coupling (SOC) to nucleate and control the skyrmion dynamics. SKYTOP proposes  skyrmion-based bio-inspired devices and reconfigurable filters with enhanced efficiency and new functionality that could lead to a paradigm shift in ultra-dense low power nanoelectronics. SKYTOP will also expected to open a route for exploitation of the emerging Weyl semimetal materials which are currently being investigated at the basic research level.
The E<inf>s</inf> occurrence rate during the simultaneous observation period of Na layer over Qingdao (36&#x00B0;N, 120&#x00B0;E), China

Sporadic E (E s ) layers have been detected by an ionosonde during 2008 to 2011 at Qingdao (36°N, 120°E), China. At the same time, we have observed nocturnal Na layers by a lidar with a horizontal distance of only ∼30 m away from the ionosonde. In order to study the correlation between the occurrences of E s and sporadic Na (Na s ) layers, we can compare the E s occurrence rate during the period of Na s layers with that during the entire observation period of Na layer. It should be noted that the E s occurrence rate during the observation period of Na layer could be different with the nighttime mean E s occurrence rate. Based on the four years simultaneous and closely colocated observations at Qingdao, it is found that the temporal coverage of Na data possessed remarkably seasonal and nocturnal distribution asymmetry. Consequently the E s occurrence probability during Na data period (11%) was different with the nighttime mean E s occurrence probability (20%).
ASSEMBLY ARRANGEMENT OF A LIFT DRIVE IN A LIFT SHAFT

The invention relates to an assembly arrangement in which the lift drive (13) is supported on a guide track (3,5) for each of the lift cabin and the counterweight and a support column (1), such that the load of the lift drive (13) is transferred to the floor of the lift pit by means of the guide tracks (3,5) and the support column (1).
Helical systems for chiral organic light emitting diodes

In the HEL4CHIROLED project, coordinated by a woman, the principal research goal is the preparation of chiral Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLEDs) and Organic Light-Emissive Transistors (OLETs) based on new small helical molecules (HEL-PI), helical pi-conjugated oligomers (HEL-OLIGO) and helical lanthanide complexes (HEL-Ln). Such knowledge will provide a paradigm shift in OLED technologies, developing new material sets and approaches that take advantage of i) the Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity (CISS) effect for improved performance in OLEDs and ii) the emission of circularly polarized light (CPL) to improve the performance of displays based on OLEDs, and to allow for additional functionality stereoscopic displays, enhanced bandwidth optical communication, etc). Efficient circularly polarized (CP) emissive OLEDs and OLETs and Spin Selective devices (Spin-OLEDs and Spin-OLETs) are targeted. The input of private sector beneficiaries and partners is critical to the scientific objectives, as well as to the enhanced training environment. Work packages combine involvement from both academic and private sectors that will feed into the overall goal through secondments, regular virtual meetings and face-to-face network meetings. The symbiosis of the developments that will take place in HEL4CHIROLED will create a research and training environment that is world-leading and optimally tailored to capitalise, for example, on the investment that has been made on chirality-related technologies. The ESRs will be trained in world-leading laboratories and/or in private beneficiaries and will benefit from the exchange of best practice among beneficiaries and partners, and from unique training events. HEL4CHIROLED will therefore ensure that European research remains competitive in the global market, and that the trained researchers will be uniquely well-placed to contribute to the development of novel optoelectronic devices, displays and imaging technology of the future.
El procedimiento en la Corte de Castilla, según las Leyes del estilo

Las Leyes del Estilo, una compilación anónima, terminada acerca de 1310, tratan de la práctica de la corte real de Castilla desde el reinado de Alfonso X hasta el reinado de Fernando IV.
Collaborative Digitization of  Natural and Cultural Heritage

Digitization and digital technologies became an integral part of people’s life and economy’s development. However, it is acknowledged that most natural and cultural values that are unique or can actually be seen in a single place, are not subject to digitization yet. This hampers the access to the general public. The issue on how to improve this situation is a common challenge for all regions in Europe. It is clear that conventional approaches do not give the necessary results. Innovative solutions are required so that they could ensure both conservation, promotion and development of natural, cultural and historical heritage. Digitization is an innovative approach the application of which can be addressed to solving a large part of the visible problems in the management of natural and cultural heritage. It is necessary also synchronization with international standards related to the information structure of the digitized objects. In this regard, for the problem to be resolved, main project objective is: to improve adoption of the digitization policy for natural and cultural heritage and to be prepared the implementation of best practices into the participating regions, according to their needs.  The implementation of this common plan for cooperation work on interregional level will contribute for establishing of uniform standards in the mass digitization of natural and cultural heritage. These uniform standards will represent a direct contribution to the implementation of Digital Single Market Strategy for Europe. Main products of project implementation are regional strategies and plans for better organization of the management and exploitation of natural and cultural heritage. It is expected that inspired by the project results, to implement a number of new initiatives in the participating regions that directly improve 8 policy instruments, related to Growth & Jobs or ETC programmes. All the stakeholders, participating in the project, will benefit from them.
An approach for manufacturing strategy development based on fuzzy-QFD

Today most research related to manufacturing strategy development concentrates on descriptive processes and conceptual models, and therefore lacks the capability of assessing the supportive degree of manufacturing strategy to competitive priorities, and is also difficult to assess the congruence among various decisions of the manufacturing strategy. This paper proposes an approach for manufacturing strategy development based on quality function deployment (QFD). The study starts by analyzing the process of manufacturing strategy development and the features of QFD. Thereafter, a methodology related to manufacturing strategy development based on QFD is developed, which comprises two stages and eleven steps. This approach uses QFD as a transforming device to link competitive factors with manufacturing decision categories such as structural decision categories and infrastructural categories, and uses QFD as a main tool in different stages of manufacturing strategy development process. This paper also integrates fuzzy set theory and house of quality (HOQ) in order to provide a structural tool to capture the inherent imprecision and vagueness of decision-relevant inputs and to facilitate the analysis of decision-relevant QFD information. A case is given to illustrate the utilization of the proposed approach at the end of this paper.
Real-time and single-particle volatility of elemental carbon-containing particles in the urban area of Pearl River Delta region, China

Elemental carbon (EC) aerosol represents an important fraction of aerosol particles in urban area of the Pearl River Delta (PRD) region, China. Previous studies have demonstrated that EC particles in the PRD region undergo significant amounts of aging processes. To assess the degree of aging, the real-time single particle volatility of EC-containing particles was measured in an urban area of the PRD region by a thermodiluter coupled to a single particle aerosol mass spectrometer (SPAMS). The size and chemical composition of the individual particles before and after heating to 75 °C, 150 °C and 300 °C were characterized. Of the total unheated particles examined by SPAMS, 53% of the unheated particles contained EC, and a higher number fraction (69%) was observed in the particles heated to 300 °C. No significant differences in the mass spectral patterns were found between ambient temperature and 75 °C. Nitrate evaporated at 150 °C, and most of sulfate evaporated at 300 °C. EC-containing particles were clustered into four distinct particle types based on the dominant chemical species present in the mass spectra, comprised of EC, internally mixed EC and organic carbon (OC) (ECOC), internally mixed EC and sodium/potassium salt (NaK–EC), and internally mixed EC and metal species (Metal–EC). Detail analysis show that the volatility of EC-containing particles relied on the EC particle types. Among the four types, the EC type was quite volatile. A significant fraction of sulfate and organics in the ECOC type did not volatilize at 300 °C. The volatilities of secondary ions in the four EC-containing particle types were found to be dependent on their molecular composition. Additionally, the volatility of EC-containing particles decreased during the polluted hazy days due to the generation of low volatile compounds under the atmospheric conditions with higher precursor concentrations and oxidation capacity. To our knowledge, this is the first reported real-time volatility measurements of individual ambient aerosols in the PRD region. These findings provide an improved understanding of the aging process of EC particles, and may help in the modeling of its climate impact.
Abstract 3274: SNP-SNP interaction analyses of NQO1 and NF-κB signaling pathway genes on breast cancer survival and treatment outcome

Proceedings: AACR Annual Meeting 2014; April 5-9, 2014; San Diego, CA

To improve individualized therapy, new prognostic and predictive markers are needed to identify patients with expected poor breast cancer outcome and patients who profit most from a given treatment. NF-κB pathway plays a pervasive role in the pathogenesis of cancer through its implication in distinct hallmarks of tumorigenesis. Previous studies have indicated the role of NF-κB transcription factor in promoting cell survival and resistance to chemotherapy in breast carcinoma. We have previously found that NQO1-rs1800566 predicts poor survival among breast cancer patients, particularly after anthracycline-based adjuvant chemotherapy and in patients with p53-aberrant tumors. We have also reported the inverse relationship between NQO1 protein expression and NF-κB activation. We have here analyzed the interaction of SNPs residing within the NF-κB signaling pathway genes, and NQO1-rs6499255 (tagging NQO1-rs1800566 with r2> 0.90) on breast cancer patient survival and treatment outcome. The panel of markers included the NF-κB pathway SNPs available in a custom Illumina iSelect genotyping array designed for Collaborative Oncological Gene-Environment Study (iCOGS) as well as NQO1-rs6499255. For the SNP-SNP interaction analysis on patient survival we conducted a likelihood ratio test that compares Cox's regression model with and without an interaction term to evaluate whether the interaction model is a better fit for the prognostic data. The results obtained from this study will be reported. Identification of interactive SNPs/genes contribute to the elucidation of the mechanisms underlying complex diseases such as breast cancer.

Citation Format: Maral Jamshidi, Rainer Fagerholm, Sofia Khan, Kristiina Aittomaki, Carl Blomqvist, Marjanka K. Schmidt, Heli Nevanlinna, BCAC: Breast Cancer Association Consortium. SNP-SNP interaction analyses of NQO1 and NF-κB signaling pathway genes on breast cancer survival and treatment outcome. [abstract]. In: Proceedings of the 105th Annual Meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research; 2014 Apr 5-9; San Diego, CA. Philadelphia (PA): AACR; Cancer Res 2014;74(19 Suppl):Abstract nr 3274. doi:10.1158/1538-7445.AM2014-3274
CALCIUM SORBENT DOPING PROCESS

The invention relates to a method of increasing the CO2 carrying capacity of a CaO-based sorbent, the method comprising doping a sorbent with the mineral acid HBr or other Br- containing salt, methods of reacting CaO with CO2 at high temperature comprising the use of HBr-doped CaO-based sorbents and applications of the methods including CO2 capture, sorbent-enhanced water gas shift reactions and storage of heat in the form of chemical energy.
APPARATUS FOR SPACING BUILDING BLOCKS

An apparatus for spacing building blocks comprising a substantially permeable planar base member; a vertical spacing member for supporting a building block, which member extends from the planar base member and defines a spacing distance from the base member; and a horizontal spacing member distinct from the vertical spacing member and extending from the planar base member and defining, with the base member, a building block support region for a building block. Also disclosed is a method of use of such an apparatus.
Analysis of Driver's Characteristics Based on Internet of Vehicles

The road traffic accidents caused huge economic losses and casualties, so it had been focused by the researchers. Lane changing characteristic is the most relevant characteristic with safety. The intent of lane changing was discussed. Firstly, the factors affecting the intent were analyzed, the speed satisfaction value and the space satisfaction value were proposed; then the data from the University of California, Berkeley was extracted and the number of vehicles changed lane more often and the vehicle ID were obtained; the BP neural network classification model was established, it was trained and testified by actual data. The results shown the method could predict the intent accurately.
Factors influencing tourist visitation in marine tourism: lessons learned from FRI Aquarium Penang, Malaysia

Purpose – To establish tourist visitation to new tourism areas is in most cases dependent on tourists' behavior. Indeed, tourist visitation is considered among the primary components of the marine tourism operation. Such behavior is usually enacted in the form of destination awareness, destination image and motivation. Word of mouth is likely to influence tourist to visit. The purpose of this paper is to examine the factors that may influence tourists to visit marine tourist destinations. Design/methodology/approach – The study has utilized self-administered questionnaire survey and the target population are the visitors that came to FRI Aquarium. The survey period was from August 2012 to September 2012. Total of 179 responses were collected during this period. Findings – This study demonstrates that destination awareness, motivation and WOM are factors that influence the tourist to visit the FRI Aquarium. Interestingly, destination image however, has shown insignificant relationship with tourist visitation. WOM also found to be has a full mediating effect for awareness towards tourist visitation. For example, before visit, visitor may require some information beforehand and word of mouth is a direct medium to transfer the information. A key implication for FRI Aquarium is that it might be wise to assess such variables for their marketing strategies. Research limitations/implications – First, the sample was obtained from one marine aquarium in Malaysia. The comparative studies between aquariums are important to understand if there are any similarities and differences. It would be better to conduct the survey in other local aquariums such as the Underwater World, Langkawi and the KL Aquaria, Kuala Lumpur. Second, a longitudinal study is relevant to further investigate the factors that will influence the visitor visitation. Thus, future study should gather data from those who had visited the aquarium several times. This approach might improve the destination image results, which in this study shows insignificant relationship. That said, acknowledgements of these limitations also suggest a new direction of future research. Practical implications – FRI Aquarium is suggested to create more awareness to the public by placing an advertisement via mainstream and social media. Hence, FRI Aquarium is suggested to design environmentally marine life oriented educational programs in order to motivate and encourage more visitors to visit the place. Originality/value – In sum, this paper conjectures that an understanding of factors that influence the tourist to visit the marine tourism destination are worthy of additional research. Consequently, the findings help to understand how these factors can provide alternative sources of marketing to attract the long-term economic sustainability of the FRI Aquarium in marine tourism.
Et innovations-projektcenter for Rulle-til-Rulle-processerede fleksible devices

The Danish-German border region is a pioneer when it comes to developing and distributing energy efficient energy solutions for the modern society. These solutions call for new technologies since limited resources in a globalized world require a radical mind shift in energy production and consumption. Devices made of organic materials such as solar cells and LEDs hold a strong potential in this direction. They possess entirely new characteristics compared to those materials that are available today: mechanical flexibility, light weight, low costs, and semi-transparency. This opens up for radically new fields of application such as, e.g., in smart windows or wearable technology devices. The Innovation project centre RollFlex is to contribute to the use of the large market potential for sustainable energy solutions by establishing the production of flexible solar cells and LEDs in close collaboration between the Mads Clausen Institute (MCI) of University of Southern Denmark, the Kieler Nanolabor of the Christian-Albrechts-Universität (CAU), Stensborg A/S, and FUMT R&D.
Intermediate Japanese

Part 1: Basic building blocks 1. More counters 2. Particles that require special attention 3. Question words 4. More on social roles 5. Verb types 6. Tense 7. Connecting phrases and sentences 8. Overviews of grammatical contexts that require certain forms Part 2: Grammar by tasks 9. Referring to previously introduced items 10. Describing quantity 11. Describing timing 12. Giving commands 13. Expressing obligation 14. Expressing intentions 15. Expressing and implying purposes 16. Giving reasons 17. Describing changes 18. Describing one's experience 19. Estimating likelihood of events 20. More on quotation 21. Expressing conditions 22. Shifting perspectives 23. Indicating conformity to or deviation from expectations 24. Expressing desires 25. Expressing influence over other and by others.