SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Carboxylated camphorquinone as visible-light photoinitiator for biomedical application: Synthesis, characterization, and application

Abstract Camphorquinone (CQ) is by far the most widely used visible-light photoinitiator in biomedical applications. Despite the fact that CQ is well established and has a good clinical acceptance, photoinitiating systems based on CQ have some drawbacks in particular poor water solubility and low photoreactivity. Here the synthesis and testing of a new camphorquinone derivative are described. Carboxylated-camphorquinone (CQCOOH) was synthesized using ketopinic acid as the starting material. The chemical structure of CQCOOH was verified by 1 H-NMR, 1 H– 13 C-COSY-NMR, FT-IR, mass spectroscopy, and UV–visible spectrophotometry. CQCOOH was used with an amine coinitiator and diphenyliodonium chloride (DPIC) accelerator as a visible light induced photoinitiating system for the preparation of hydrogels. CQCOOH exhibits a significantly higher photoreactivity compared to CQ with the same amine-DPIC system. Already after 5 s exposure time, the polymer crosslinked with the CQCOOH-amine-DPIC system to form a hydrogel. Furthermore, higher crosslink density and better mechanical properties are observed compared to those hydrogels prepared with the CQ-amine-DPIC system. Experiments measuring the activity or integrity of cells (MTT and LDH assay, respectively) were performed to investigate the compatibility of the photoinitiating system components with human gingival fibroblast (HGF). According to these experiments neither CQCOOH, l -arginine nor N-phenylglycine as amine coinitiators have toxic effects even in high concentrations. In contrast, HGF cell viability is considerably decreased at DPIC-concentrations higher than 0.25%.
D.F. DI DA CORTE ZANDATINA SANDRO & C. S.N.C.

The COMPANY D.F. DI CORTE ZANDATINA SANDRO & C. S.N.C. VIENE COSTITUITA IN 1990 FROM THE SOCIO ADMINISTRATORE DA CORTE ZANDATINA SANDRO. THIS IS A COMPANY OF PERSONS BASED IN LIGURIA IN VIA SABAZIA 90. IN 2005, REPETTO TIZIANA JOINED THE COMPANY, HOLDING ANCH’S ROLE AS MANAGING PARTNER. THE COMPANY, CLASSIFIED AS AN ARTISAN COMPANY, DEALS WITH THE TRANSPORT OF GOODS BY ROAD AND PERFORMS ITS DUTIES USING 5 EMPLOYEES, 3 WITH AN INDEFINITE CONTRACT AND 2 INDEFINITELY. IT HAS BEEN OPERATING FOR TRENT’ANNI IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR, PAYING PARTICULAR ATTENTION AND ATTENTION THAT HAVE ALLOWED THE ACTIVITY TO EXIST EVEN TODAY, DESPITE THE MARKET BEING INCREASINGLY SATURATED.
LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb age and geochemical characteristics of Nanyue granites in Hunan Province

Located in Hengshan of Hunan Province, Nanyue complex pluton intruded in the Neoproterozoic Lengjiaxi Group. The LA-ICP MS zircon U-Pb ages indicate that the main pluton was formed in the Triassic with a weighted mean age of 215.5 ±1.5 Ma. However, some small granitic plutons were formed in the early Cretaceous with a206Pb/238U age of 140.6 ±0.8 Ma. The late Triassic granites are composed of three individual rock units, being mainly fine- and medium-grained porphyritic hornblende biotite monzonitic granite and surbordinately two-mica monzonitic granite. The early Cretaceous granite is two-mica monzonitic granite. The major and trace element analyses show that the late Triassic granites are of the peraluminous high-K calc-alkaline series, while the early Cretaceous granite is of the high-peraluminous high-K calc-alkaline series. The rocks are enriched in large-ion lithophile elements and depleted in high field-strength elements, with the data ∑REE= 92.88-296.56 and weak negative Eu anomaly(δEu=0.28-0.87). The Sr-Nd isotope analyses indicate high ISr values(0.7093-0.7189), low eNd values(-8.04--11.38) and high T2DM values(1.63 Ga-1.90 Ga). The results obtained by the authors show that the Nanyue muscovite-bearing peraluminous granitoids were derived from remelting of Precambrian basement, the magma source of late Triassic granites had the mixed mantle and lower crust materials, and the lithogenesis was related to the lithospheric extension after the orogenesis.
Gender quotas and the democratic quality of local decision-making processes in clientelistic regimes

Gender quotas are a widespread electoral reform aiming to tackle gender inequality in politics. A rich body of literature focuses on the impact of gender quotas on the articulation of women’s interests in national legislatures. Yet we know very little about the transformatory potential of gender quotas for local decision making. Do gender quotas challenge existing practices of local decision making and advance democratization in clientelistic regimes? This research project investigates the impact of gender quotas on the democratic quality of local decision-making processes in Albania. Do women push for transparency, accountability, and responsiveness? How does women’s engagement in local decision-making processes change over time? The project offers a unique and innovative perspective into the topic of gender quotas and democratization through the combination of theoretical and methodological approaches, original data, interdisciplinary approach, and comprehensive public engagement and dissemination of research findings. The proposal relates with a novel interdisciplinary approach that draws on studies of democratization, representation, political anthropology, and feminist institutionalism. The project will enhance the knowledge and skills of the Experienced Researcher by providing state-of-the-art training in data analysis and management – Python Programming Language and ATLAS.ti – advanced knowledge of theoretical and methodological approaches, and scientific and transferable skills. The knowledge and skills combined with networking and collaboration will place the Experienced Researcher in a competitive position among successful researchers in Europe.
Bio-Based strategies and roadmaps for enhanced rural and regional development in the eu

The overall goal of BE-Rural is to realise the potential of regional and local bio-based economies by supporting relevant actors in the participatory development of bioeconomy strategies and roadmaps. BE-Rural will investigate the particular characteristics of the selected regions at a macro level, as well as existing best practices and business models geared towards the bioeconomy. This higher-level analysis will aid in the assessment of the 'bioeconomy potential' of the selected regions. This work will set the foundation for the implementation of a series of regional Open Innovation Platforms to kick-start the co-creation process, bringing together key stakeholders from academia, policy, business and civil society to develop ideas and capitalise on this bioeconomy potential. Activities will include research & innovation capacity building workshops, educational seminars and webinars, summer schools, and Bio-based Pop-up Stores. Building from this, the proposed 'Network of Knowledge' will aim to share knowledge and lessons learned from the Open Innovation Platforms at an inter-regional level, further disseminating best practices, closing the information gap on issues related to sustainability, and increasing capacities of regional authorities and stakeholders.
Introduction of ISO 9001 and ISO 27001

The purpose of this project is to achieve the applicable level of standards with mutually recognised levels of quality and safety in the exchange of goods and services by increasing the use of recognised standards which contribute to the confidence of buyers in the management system, with a view to enhancing competitiveness and facilitating the entry of foreign markets. It is the introduction of ISO 9001: 2015 quality management systems and ISO 27001: 2013. Expected results of the project are: — Application of recognised standards contributing to the increase in confidence by potential bathrooms — Expansion of competitors — Extension of applicants’ capacity and expansion into the foreign markets — Investing in the training of employees — Increase in the income of the applicant
Applicator for thin film cosmetic or pharmaceutical prepn. on skin - has storage device in handgrip with application by means of rotatable and pivotable roller

Application roller (3) is rotatable and pivotable and a feed channel (32) is provided parallel to the roller and between two lips (33.1, 33.2). The feed channel is covered in relation to the roller, and the roller is so pivotably located that by rolling in the one direction is pressed in an extreme pivot position and likewise in the opposite direction. In the one extreme pivot position, the rest position, the roller locates against the lips (33.1, 33.2), screening the channel (32) to the exterior. In the other extreme position, the application position, there is a gap-shaped aperture (C) between the one lip (33.2) and the roller (3). USE/ADVANTAGE - For the controlled application of a cosmetic or pharmaceutical liq. in thin film form on the skin.
Strong negation in intuitionistic style sequent systems for residuated lattices

We study the sequent system mentioned in the author's work [18] as CyInFL with ‘intuitionistic’ sequents. We explore the connection between this system and symmetric constructive logic of Zaslavsky [40] and develop an algebraic semantics for both of them. In contrast to the previous work, we prove the strong completeness theorem for CyInFL with ‘intuitionistic’ sequents and all of its basic variants, including variants with contraction. We also show how the defined classes of structures are related to cyclic involutive FL-algebras and Nelson FLew-algebras. In particular, we prove the definitional equivalence of symmetric constructive FLewc-algebras (algebraic models of symmetric constructive logic) and Nelson FLew-algebras (algebras introduced by Spinks and Veroff [33], [34] as the termwise equivalent definition of Nelson algebras). Because of the strong completeness theorem that covers all basic variants of CyInFL with ‘intuitionistic’ sequents, we rename this sequent system to symmetric constructive full Lambek calculus (). We verify the decidability of this system and its basic variants, as we did in the case of their distributive cousins [18]. As a consequence we obtain that the corresponding theories of (distributive and nondistributive) symmetric constructive FL-algebras are decidable.
Polydispersity-driven shift in the lamellar mesophase composition window of PEO-PB-PEO triblock copolymers

The influence of broad and continuous center block polydispersity on the melt-phase self-assembly of OBO triblock copolymers (O = poly(ethylene oxide) and B = poly(1,4-butadiene)) is reported for a series of samples derived from tandem chain transfer ring-opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP-CT) and anionic ring-opening polymerization (AROP). By virtue of the polymerization techniques employed in these syntheses, the midblocks exhibit polydispersity indices Mw/Mn = 1.75, whereas the end blocks have relatively narrow dispersities Mw/Mn ≤ 1.25. Using a combination of small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to characterize these materials and their narrow dispersity homologues derived from anionic polymerization, we demonstrate that the combination of both chain length and composition polydispersity inherent in these polydisperse triblocks shifts the composition window of stability for the lamellar mesophase. Furthermore, these studies reveal that polydispersity in the center B segments of these OBO triblocks results in large lamellar domain spacing increases, enables stable coexistence of two morphologies in a single sample, and frustrates lattice ordering in a composition-dependent manner.
SABERES EM SAÚDE MENTAL E A PRÁTICA PROFISSIONAL NA ESTRATÉGIA SAÚDE DA FAMÍLIA

Após implementação da Política Nacional de Saúde Mental foi articulada a Rede de Atenção Psicossocial comporta de entrada dos usuários, de modo a melhorar a assistência aos pacientes em sofrimento psíquico. Neste âmbito encontra-se a Estratégia de Saúde da Família, que se propõe a construir práticas coletivas de cuidado destinado à saúde mental. Neste contexto, o objetivo da presente pesquisa é identificar as práticas em saúde mental entre os membros das equipes da Estratégia Saúde da Família (ESF) do município de Maceió/AL. Trata-se de um estudo com abordagem mista e linha estratégica transformativa sequencial quantitativa e qualitativa. Como procedimento, houve a seleção de uma equipe de Estratégia Saúde da Família por Unidade Básica de Saúde (UBS) em cada distrito, que são oito atualmente, para participação no estudo. Foram utilizados dois instrumentos para a coleta de dados: um questionário que identificou o perfil socioprofissional do participante e um roteiro semiestruturado com perguntas baseadas nas diretrizes preconizadas pelo Caderno de Atenção Básica n° 34. Foi então constatado que os profissionais escolhidos para este estudo (que foram 54, dentre enfermeiros, médicos, odontólogos, técnicos em enfermagem e Agentes Comunitários de Saúde) tem realizado práticas em saúde mental, desenvolvendo ações em grupos terapêuticos, acolhimento, matriciamento, acompanhamento individualizado e, sobretudo, fornecimento de medicamentos. No entanto, muitos desses profissionais possuem um manejo centralizado no tratamento medicamentoso, além de escasso conhecimento técnico de estratégias de cuidado. Diante dessa realidade, recomenda-se para estudos posteriores a análise do manejo e da qualidade do serviço prestado pelos profissionais, bem como a inclusão da percepção dos usuários.
VERSO LA CREAZIONE DI UN SISTEMA INTEGRATO PUBBLICO-PRIVATO PER LA COMPETITIVITÀ, L’INNOVAZIONE E IL CAPITALE UMANO NEL SETTORE NAUTICO ALTO MEDITERRANEO

In Tuscany, Liguria, Corsica and Sardinia, the boating industry is very active, despite the differences between areas, both in terms of shipbuilding production, which in terms of socio-environmental, the project's overall objective delineation a path towards a joint approach involving the districts of four regions in the Mediterranean partners. For the sake of consistency with the Lisbon Strategy and an increase in the competitiveness of reference, it is crucial to the development of a system for innovation and competitiveness of the marine industry with an increasingly strong international character.
 The project in addition to strengthening the collaboration between research and the business world with the aim of creating conditions for increasing production flexibility and dynamism of business, aimed at creating new businesses, through the creation of a center / cluster of cross-border 'high-Mediterranean which takes account of innovative applications in the design and construction of vessels (reducing' time to market "infusion technique, standardization of components," yacht green ", recyclable and energy-efficient", etc..).
 A further aspect is represented by the activities of "technology forecasting" and territorial governance in order to assess and predict the real needs and enhance the opportunities for the development of the marine industry. Finally, the project aims to obtain an accurate picture of the labor market in the nautical sector, in order to create the conditions for intervening in this market, working on improving training and management, mobility of labor and relations with the economic realities circumstances surrounding the application.
WASHING-FAST SMOLDERING-SUPPRESSING COMPOSITIONS

Novel smoldering suppressing compositions containing a metal complex of ammonium superphosphoric acid and having a high phosphate content, and processes for their preparation, are disclosed. Further disclosed are formulations containing these compositions and articles-of-manufacture having these formulations applied thereon. These novel formulations are particularly effective as smoldering suppressants for textiles, and are characterized by a high washing fastness.
Fossil befeuerte Kraftwerksanlage mit Abscheidevorrichtung für Kohlendioxid und Verfahren einer fossil befeuerten Kraftwerksanlage mit Kohlendioxidabtrennung

Kraftwerksanlage (1) mit einer einer Verbrennungsvorrichtung nachgeschalteten und von einem kohlendioxidhaltigen Abgas durchströmbaren Abscheidevorrichtung (20) für Kohlendioxid, wobei die Verbrennungsvorrichtung eine einem fossil befeuerten Kessel (2) nachgeschaltete Abgaskühlvorrichtung (17) umfasst, und wobei die Abgaskühlvorrichtung (17) derart ausgestaltet ist, das eine Vermischung von kohlendioxidhaltigem Abgas mit Luft zumindest teilweise vermieden ist.
What to do with the wi-fi wild west

The last few years have witnessed a significant increase in the use of portable devices, especially smartphones and tablets thanks to their functionality, user-friendly interface, and affordable price. Most of these devices use Wi-Fi Access Points (AP) where possible, in addition to 3G/4G, to connect to the Internet due to its speed, maturity and efficiency. 

Given this demand, Wi-Fi is facing mounting issues of spectrum efficiency due to its utilisation of non-licensed frequency bands, so improvements continue to be added to standards in order to improve performance and adapt it to new demands. For example, as Wi-Fi saturation increases in areas, such as business centres, malls, campuses or even whole European cities, interference between these competing APs can begin to negatively impact users’ experience. At the same time, real-time interactive services have grown in popularity and are now used across a range of mobile devices. These share the same connection with “traditional” applications, such as e-mail and Web browsing, but are far more bandwidth intensive and require consistent network capacity to meet user Quality of Experience demands. 

In this context, Wi-5 Project (What to do With the Wi-Fi Wild West) proposes an architecture based on an integrated and coordinated set of smart solutions able to efficiently reduce interference between neighbouring APs and provide optimised connectivity for new and emerging services. Cooperating mechanisms will be integrated into Wi-Fi equipment at different layers of the protocol stack with the aim of meeting a demanding set of goals:

• Support seamless hand-over to improve user experience with real-time interactive services
• Develop new business models to optimise available Wi-Fi spectrum in urban areas, public spaces, and offices
• Integrate novel smart functionalities into APs to address radio spectrum congestion and current usage inefficiency, thus increasing global throughput and achieving energy savings
The Policing of Money Laundering: The Role of Dubai Police

This thesis examines trends and issues in the policing of money laundering in Dubai focusing on the role of Dubai Police in money laundering control. It acknowledges that money laundering is a global phenomenon and Dubai is not an exception. It explores the existing governmental initiatives aimed at addressing money laundering and the financing of terrorism. Whilst the unit of analysis in this thesis is the Emirate of Dubai, the thesis also considered the impact of regional (GCC) and international legislations and regulations (UN and FATF) on the policing of money laundering in Dubai. It is argued in this thesis that the major problem with policing of money laundering in Dubai is the lack of accountability of the AMLSCU that plays a leading role in the fight against money laundering. In addition, the information sharing amongst various government agencies and financial institutions is extremely poor. Where information pertaining to money laundering cases is shared, they are inconsistent and haphazard. Consequently, the government is facing problems to effectively combat money laundering in the Emirate. Other factors identified as major impediments are the lack of national database of money laundering cases which can be shared amongst the Police, the Customs Authority and the AMLSCU of Central Bank of UAE. The thesis also argues that poor training and lack of multi-agency/ interagency working is making the work of Dubai police difficult. Finally, it is argued that an a formal, integrated and intelligence-led information sharing model such as the UK National Intelligence Model (that draws on the importance of multi-agency working, information sharing and accountability) can serve as a more effective approach to the policing of money laundering in Dubai.
Adaptive Scheduling Algorithm Based on Dynamic Core-Resource Partitions for Many-Core Processor Systems

With the aim to address the increasing difficulty of efficiently using large number of cores in many-core processors,a core-partitioned adaptive scheduling algorithm,named CASM(core-partitioned adaptive scheduling for many-core systems),is proposed.CASM dynamically aggregates cores into different partitions by splitting or merging task-clusters,which ensures the efficiency of isolated accessing in these core partitions.To improve the scheduling efficiency of CASM,equi-partitioning scheduling algorithm is adopted to reallocate the cores among task-clusters,and the feedback-driven adaptive scheduling algorithm is implemented within the task-clusters.Online competitive analysis shows that CASM achieves 2-competitiveness ratio with respect to the execution time of parallel jobs,which indicates that CASM has better performance and scalability.The experimental results demonstrate that compared with WS(work-stealing),AGDEQ(adaptive greedy dynamic equi-partitioning) and EQUI?EQUI,CASM reduces the execution time of the same workload by nearly 46%,32% and 15% respectively.Under the same power consumption,CASM greatly enhances the system throughput.
DIISOBUTYLENE PROCESS

This invention is a process for producing diisobutylene from isobutylene. The process comprises first forming dry sulfonic acid resin by contacting water wet sulfonic acid resin catalyst with a first reaction feed comprising isobutylene under conditions effective to produce tertiary butyl alcohol from the reaction of isobutylene and water, and then contacting the dry sulfonic acid resin with a second reaction feed comprising isobutylene under conditions effective to oligomerize isobutylene to produce diisobutylene.
Physics of railroad degradation: The role of a varying dynamic stiffness and transition radiation processes

Variations in dynamic stiffness along railway tracks are at the basis of long-term degradation problems under train operation. For a spatially invariant and straight track, the dynamic response to constant axle loading at a constant velocity is stationary in a convective reference system. This is no longer true if geometrical and/or constitutive track properties are non-uniform over the length. Such discontinuities appear on many scales; the sleeper bay is an example with a periodical character, whereas examples with an incidental character are level crossings, bridges, tunnels, abutments, culverts but also switch panels and ballast and foundation stiffness variations. Also track irregularities may be considered as a non-uniformity. Any longitudinal variation in system properties causes a transient disturbance in the convective, stationary response field. A local and often strong amplification of the stress and strain field in the structure is the result. In terms of mechanical energy: the energy state varies continuously in a convective reference system due to transition radiation. Depending on its intensity it is accompanied by dissipation of mechanical energy. For repeating axle and train loading, such process is cyclic and a long-term degradation mechanism is established. For the running train, the inherent time- and position-dependent energy loss function could be described as 'dynamic drag', in analogy to the well-known 'viscous drag'. The present paper exposes in more detail the physical backgrounds of track degradation, with a focus on soft soils, where transition problems concentrate. Some propositions are made, on a conceptual level, for modelling and an improved design of track transitions with a reduced maintenance need.