SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
AUTOMATIC LABELING PRODUCTION LINE FOR SOLID STATE DISK

An automatic labeling production line (100) for solid state disk includes a production conveyor belt (13), a fixture (800) disposed on the production conveyor belt (13) and provided with a fixture code, and a loading mechanism (200) provided with a product scanning mechanism (201) detecting the memory (102) and marking out a first defective memory, a first fixture scanning mechanism (15), a first and a second recycling mechanism (500) recycling a defective memory, an automatic labeling mechanism (400), a visual inspection mechanism (16), a second fixture scanning mechanism (17) identifying the fixture code, and an unloading mechanism (600) unloading the memory (102) which are arranged along the production conveyor belt (13) in turn. The first fixture scanning mechanism scans the fixture code and records the original code and the corresponding fixture code. The visual inspection mechanism (16) detects the memory (102) and marks out a second defective memory. Thus, the production line is simplified, automatic labeling for memory (102) is achieved, and the label process is more flexible. Figure 3.
A Study of Immigrant Wives' Perceived Conflicts with their Mother-in-laws and Coping Experiences

Abstract This study is performed to verify immigrant wives’ perceived conflicts with mother-in-laws and coping experiences. In order to understand in-depth conflicts between female immigrants and their mother-in-laws, we selected 8 foreign daughter-in-laws who have stayed over 5 years in Korea. We applied van Manen’s phenomenological methods. After the data analysis, 7 fundamental themes were derived and these are as follows: First, mother-in-laws as a prison guard, second, living a conscious life of other’s eyes, third, annoying words from mother-in-laws, fourth, treat married female immigrants as invisible woman not as family members, fifth, saying we are one finger which can overcome pains from biting, sixth, mother-in-laws can’t let her son go, seventh, not distributing love. In addition, coping behaviors were as follows: they just deal with living a conscious life of other’s eyes, making a feeble complaints, accepting it with understanding, resisting the situation, evading and enduring the circumstances. Husband was most reliable supporter and secured hiding place. Her friends were her spirit supporters. Keywords: conflicts, coping experiences, married female immigrants, multicultural family
Chronologicon hibernicum – a probabilistic chronological framework for dating early irish language developments and literature

Early Medieval Irish literature (7th–10th centuries) is vast in extent and rich in genres, but owing to its mostly anonymous transmission, for most texts the precise time and circumstances of composition are unknown. Unless where texts contain historical references, the only clues for a rough chronological positioning of the texts are to be found in their linguistic peculiarities. Phonology, morphology, syntax and the lexicon of the Irish language changed considerably from Early Old Irish (7th c.) into Middle Irish (c. 10th–12th centuries). However, only the relative sequence of changes is well understood; for most sound changes very few narrow dates have been proposed so far. 
It is the aim of Chronologicon Hibernicum to find a common solution for both problems: through the linguistic profiling of externally dated texts (esp. annalistic writing and sources with a clear historical anchorage) and through serialising the emerging linguistic and chronological data, progress will be made in assigning dates to the linguistic changes. Groundbreakingly, this will be done by using statistical methods for the seriation of the data, and for estimating dates using Bayesian inference.
The resultant information will then be used to find new dates for hitherto undated texts. On this basis, a much tighter chronological framework for the developments of the Early Medieval Irish language will be created. In a further step it will be possible to arrive at a better chronological description of medieval Irish literature as a whole, which will have repercussions on the study of the history and cultural and intellectual environment of medieval Ireland and on its connections with the wider world.
The data collected and analysed in this project will form the database Chronologicon Hibernicum which will serve as the authoritative guideline and reference point for the linguistic dating of Irish texts. In the future, the methodology will be transferable to other languages.
Stärkung der Social Entrepreneurial Landscape durch die Einbindung sozial verantwortlicher Unternehmenspraktiken in EntrepreNeurial CompetenceS und Kompetenzerweiterung in der DANUBE Region

Sozialunternehmen sind wichtige Triebkräfte für integratives Wachstum und spielen eine Schlüsselrolle bei der Bewältigung der aktuellen wirtschaftlichen, ökologischen und gesellschaftlichen Herausforderungen. In den letzten Jahren gab es ein wachsendes Interesse an Sozialunternehmen in ganz Europa, doch ist über den Umfang und die sektorale Allokation des aufstrebenden Sozialunternehmens „Sektor“ relativ wenig bekannt. Beispiele für fehlende politische und rechtliche Rahmenbedingungen, Märkte für soziale Investitionen und Bildung im Bereich des sozialen Unternehmertums sind jedoch sehr häufig. Infolgedessen zeigen die Trends in den SENSES-Ländern ein diversifiziertes Bild von der geringen Tragfähigkeit der Geschäftsmodelle bestehender Sozialunternehmen, aufstrebender Sozialinvestoren und Investitionsmärkte, hauptsächlich von Probono- und Spendenbeschleunigungsprogrammen und fragilen Beziehungen zwischen SE und Marktakteuren. Motiviert durch die oben genannte Herausforderung zielt das Projekt SENSES darauf ab, ein transnationales Netzwerk von Sozialunternehmen (SEs), sozial verantwortlichen traditionellen Unternehmen, (sozialen) Finanzinvestoren, politischen Entscheidungsträgern, Hochschulen, NGO-Praktikern zu schaffen, die gemeinsam ein innovatives Sozialunternehmensmodell sowie soziale Innovationen für die nachhaltige wirtschaftliche Entwicklung des Donauraums fördern. Deshalb wird SENSES innovative politische Konzepte (Soziale Unternehmensstrategie für den Donauraum) entwickeln, die politische Entscheidungsträger bei der Erleichterung des Wachstums des Sozialunternehmens unterstützen. Die Ergebnisse werden gemeinsam dazu beitragen, selbsttragende Sozialunternehmen mit einem wirtschaftlich tragfähigen Geschäftsmodell zu entwickeln, das sich direkt auf die Verbreitung wirksamer Lösungen auf Basisebene konzentriert.
Overcoming Problems of Relativism in Postmodern Psychotherapy

Relativism as an ideal of postmodern informed therapy remains a topic of debate. The thesis that no truth in conversation is privileged over and above another appears to leave the impression that a narrator can shape any preferred version of reality. This has often led to accusations of ideological neglect of issues such as power abuse, and cultural or political discrimination. This paper proposes a step towards a solution to this problem, by challenging the postmodern notion that one can speak of historically and culturally situated contingencies of multiple realities, while also stating that no truth is privileged. It shall be argued that the idea of clients’ multiple realities implies that these must be treated as socially reproduced realities, in which many forms of truth may resist the freedom of narrative choice. Further, the different realities of the client call for both a nomothetic and ideographic concept of truth, and correspondingly both strictly scientific and pragmatic ideals within narrative therapy. These aspects shall be combined in an outline of a concept describing ‘Complex Social Realities’, which opens narrative therapy towards integrative and cooperative approaches to therapy.
Plan de negocio para la creación de una empresa de consultoría para asesoría en exportación a pequeñas y medianas empresas en Medellín y el Valle de Aburra

This document contains all the necessary components for the formulation and development of a business plan consisting in the identification of all the internal and external variables necessary to interpret the feasibility of creating a consultancy company specialized in export services focused on small and medium-sized companies located in Medellin and Valle de Aburra. The company will have as name Consultores Profesionales en Exportacion, using the acronym CPEX, which is considered easy to remember and within the services that will provide are design and development of export plans, diagnosis exporter potential, training in foreign trade operations and business consultancy for export
Status report of the end-to-end ASKAP software system: towards early science operations

The Australian SKA Pathfinder (ASKAP) is a novel centimetre radio synthesis telescope currently in the commissioning phase and located in the midwest region of Western Australia. It comprises of 36 x 12 m diameter reflector antennas each equipped with state-of-the-art and award winning Phased Array Feeds (PAF) technology. The PAFs provide a wide, 30 square degree field-of-view by forming up to 36 separate dual-polarisation beams at once. This results in a high data rate: 70 TB of correlated visibilities in an 8-hour observation, requiring custom-written, high-performance software running in dedicated High Performance Computing (HPC) facilities. The first six antennas equipped with first-generation PAF technology (Mark I), named the Boolardy Engineering Test Array (BETA) have been in use since 2014 as a platform to test PAF calibration and imaging techniques, and along the way it has been producing some great science results. Commissioning of the ASKAP Array Release 1, that is the first six antennas with second-generation PAFs (Mark II) is currently under way. An integral part of the instrument is the Central Processor platform hosted at the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre in Perth, which executes custom-written software pipelines, designed specifically to meet the ASKAP imaging requirements of wide field of view and high dynamic range. There are three key hardware components of the Central Processor: The ingest nodes (16 x node cluster), the fast temporary storage (1 PB Lustre file system) and the processing supercomputer (200 TFlop system). This High-Performance Computing (HPC) platform is managed and supported by the Pawsey support team. Due to the limited amount of data generated by BETA and the first ASKAP Array Release, the Central Processor platform has been running in a more “traditional” or user-interactive mode. But this is about to change: integration and verification of the online ingest pipeline starts in early 2016, which is required to support the full 300 MHz bandwidth for Array Release 1; followed by the deployment of the real-time data processing components. In addition to the Central Processor, the first production release of the CSIRO ASKAP Science Data Archive (CASDA) has also been deployed in one of the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre facilities and it is integrated to the end-to-end ASKAP data flow system. This paper describes the current status of the “end-to-end” data flow software system from preparing observations to data acquisition, processing and archiving; and the challenges of integrating an HPC facility as a key part of the instrument. It also shares some lessons learned since the start of integration activities and the challenges ahead in preparation for the start of the Early Science program.
Commercial orientation in grassroots social innovation: Insights from the sharing economy

There is growing interest in the roles of the sharing economy and grassroots innovation in the transition to sustainable societies. Grassroots innovation research has tended to assume a sharp distinction between grassroots organisations and businesses within niches of socio-technical innovation. However, the non-profit sector literature identifies a tendency for non-profit organisations to actually become more commercially-oriented over time. Seeking to account for this tendency, we develop a conceptual model of the dynamics of grassroots organisations within socio-technical niches. Using a case study of Freegle, a grassroots organisation within the sharing economy niche, we apply the conceptual model to illustrate the causes, processes and outcomes of grassroots niche organisations becoming more commercially-oriented. We show that a grassroots organisation may be subject to coercive and indirect (isomorphic) pressures to become more commercially-oriented and highlight the ambiguities of this dynamic. Furthermore, we highlight that global niche actors may exert coercive pressures that limit the enactment and propagation of the practices and values of grassroots organisations. We conclude by highlighting the need for further research exploring the desirability and feasibility of protecting grassroots organisations from pressures to become more commercially-oriented.
SELECTIVE ATTACHMENT OF A YARN STRUCTURE

A method and system are disclosed. A method of printing onto a base (144) having an upper surface (148) spaced from a lower surface (150) by a base thickness (204) includes dispensing a yarn (151) from a nozzle (118) of a printing system and selectively attaching the yarn to a first attachment region (152). The step of dispensing the yarn includes dispensing a heat-moldable material (156) and a melt- resistant material (158). The step of selectively attaching the yarn to the first attachment region includes moving the nozzle into the first attachment region. The step of moving the nozzle into the first attachment region reduces the base thickness by a prodding distance (206). The heat-moldable material bonds to the first attachment region.
METHOD FOR THE PARTIAL COLORING OF PLASTIC PARTS

The present invention relates to a method for the partial coloring, in particular for the colored laser engraving, of plastic parts, in particular thermoplastic plastic parts, very particularly thermoplastic plastic parts, comprising a layer structure, and to the resulting partially colored, preferably colored and laser engraved, plastic parts, in particular thermoplastic plastic parts.
Security Games for Risk Minimization in Automatic Generation Control

The power grid is a critical infrastructure that must be protected against potential threats. While modern technologies at the center of the ongoing smart grid evolution increase its operational efficiency, they also make it more susceptible to malicious attacks such as false data injection to electronic monitoring systems. This paper presents a game-theoretic approach to smart grid security by combining quantitative risk management techniques with decision making on protective measures. The consequences of data injection attacks are quantified using a risk assessment process where the well-known conditional value-at-risk (CVaR) measure provides an estimate of the defender's loss due to load shed in simulated scenarios. The calculated risks are then incorporated into a stochastic security game model as input parameters. The decisions on defensive measures are obtained by solving the game using dynamic programming techniques which take into account resource constraints. Thus, the formulated security game provides an analytical framework for choosing the best response strategies against attackers and minimizing potential risks. The theoretical results obtained are demonstrated through numerical examples. Simulation results show that different risk measures lead to different defense strategies, but the CVaR measure prioritizes high-loss tail events.
Genomic selection in tree breeding: testing accuracy of prediction models including dominance effect

Background The concept of Marker Assisted Selection (MAS) is rapidly evolving in animal and plant breeding. With the advent of high throughput molecular technology, numerous molecular markers distributed throughout the whole genome can be produced to characterize many genetic entries involving new perspectives in methodology of selection. An important research activity has begun in the animal world given the first theoretical framework for a methodology called genomic selection (GS) [1]. Several statistical approaches have been proposed for the prediction of genomic breeding values and numerous results are available that validates the interest of this method in animal breeding. In plants the GS is still limited to very advanced model species involved in genetic improvement and especially from scenario-based simulation [2,3]. In tree breeding the GS could significantly reduce the cost of genetic improvement schemes by limiting the size and number of field experiments; and facilitating the early selection at the nursery stage [4]. If most of the studies on GS have addressed the prediction of breeding value, taking into account the gene additive effects, there is still a lack of analyses dealing with the total genetic value (genotypic value) including both additive and dominance effects. This aspect is important in plant and especially in tree breeding where the goal of some programs is the production of clones or elite families. The aim of this study is to investigate the performance of GS in the context of tree breeding when the selection is based on genotypic value. The proposed approach allows taking into account both additive and dominance effect [5] for each marker in the statistical model. Six scenarios are simulated to test the reliability of the GS in the frame of recurrent selection scheme.
Metabonomic analysis of the toxic effects of TM208 in rat urine by HPLC-ESI-IT-TOF/MS

4-Methylpiperazine-1-carbodithiocacid-3-cyano-3,3-diphenylpropyl ester hydrochloride (TM208) was a potential antitumor new drug with many preliminary studies in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. This study aims to determine whether TM208 elicits toxic effects by metabonomics for the first time. Sprague Dawley (SD) rats were exposured to TM208 at a single therapeutic dose (100mg/kg/d) for 5 days, metabolites of urine samples from both control and TM208-treated groups were analyzed using high performance liquid chromatography-electrospray ionization source in combination with hybrid ion trap and high-resolution time-of-flight mass spectrometry (HPLC-ESI-IT-TOF/MS). Metabolites such as aminoadipic acid, creatine, gluconic acid, cis-aconitic acid, succinic acid and pipecolic acid which changed significantly, were identified as potential biomarkers. These results suggest that the changes in urinary metabolites of rats after exposure to TM208 were mainly related to energy metabolism and amino acid metabolism, which may be helpful to further understand the mechanism of TM208 toxicity in rats and a new drug development.
Rotary grant for ARS GRANIT ROMAN AND TERESA Stańczyk S.C.

The project concerns support to the company to provide liquidity and to support its day-to-day operations in view of the financial difficulties that have occurred in the company as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak. Financial aid under scheme SA.57015.
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Numerical Simulation and Automatic Control of the pH Value in an Industrial Blunting System

A solution for the pH control of the residual water in an industrial blunting system is proposed. The technological process associated to the blunting system is decomposed in four sub-processes connected in series and in parallel, each of them being a distributed parameter one. The mathematical models of the sub-processes are expressed using partial differential equations. Both this procedure and the advanced structure of the control system generate very high control performances. For the numerical simulation of the control system, a numerical method based on the Matrix of Partial Derivatives of the State Vector, associated with Taylor series is proposed. This method permits the numerical simulation of the systems that include in their structure distributed parameter processes. The conducted simulations proved high accuracy of our original method.
Open and Accessible Tourist Routes

This project promotes the idea of innovative and sustainable tourism through accessibility for all as a qualifying value of competitiveness and inclusiveness for businesses and regions. It will develop initiatives to increase eco-tourism products that will identify operators in the hotel, craft and agri-food sectors engaged in a quality and sustainability path. The general objective is to increase the international sustainable tourism competitiveness of micro, small and medium-sized companies by developing a cross-border accessible hospitality tourism brand. The project also aims to create an institutional communication campaign to disseminate and share information on the accessibility of areas and services, including for people with disabilities. The following are the main results: 1 Cross-border accessible hospitality tourism brand, 4 Calls for tourism businesses, 1 Web portal and App with Map of accessible tourism itineraries, 1 Joint protocol for tourist organisations and operators in the 5 regions, 4 Cross-border tourist itineraries and 4 Joint laboratories for cross-border routes. Although the project values existing regional experiences, it intends to create for the first time stable cross-border tools for tourism promotion and service qualification. It will also map the cooperation area involving public bodies, micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, chambers of commerce, NGOs and consumer associations. ITACA enjoys the promotion of a public and private partnership. The innovative solutions proposed by this project promote an inclusive social-economic model providing a detailed response to a common problem of tourist accessibility to the local areas which overcomes physical and cultural barriers to the benefit of all.
HAPLOTYPES OF THE IL15 GENE

Novel genetic variants of the Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptor, Delta (IL15) gene are described. Various genotypes, haplotypes, and haplotype pairs that exist in the general United States population are disclosed for the IL15 gene. Compositions and methods for haplotyping and/or genotyping the IL15 gene in an individual are also disclosed. Polynucleotides defined by the haplotypes disclosed herein are also described.
Dentist Software Application in Children Caries Prophylaxis

Caries disease is a public health problem with a high incidence in Romania and also in economically developed countries. Daily use of computer is a habit among children, so we decided optimization cario-prevention in school children aged 6-12 using a software. We designed an interactive application as a diary in which the child answers questions like: have you brushed your teeth in the morning / evening / after eating sweets? have you had a tooth ache today? etc. Data is saved daily and the user profile is generating. The doctor is automatically notified by the application if the child tooth hurts. DMF-T index value for the study group was 2, the reason for dentist visit was pain (80.6% of case). The Pearson coefficient between the D component of DMF-T with the frequency of tooth brushing (-0,506), sweets eating (-0,595) and the doctor visits (-0,443) is statistically significantly (p=0.00). The software application “Dentist” by the child-parent-doctor feed-back mechanism is modeling the child behavior for oral health. The data obtained can be used as statistical data.