SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Piggybaggy – the uber of parcel delivery

PiggyBaggy is a crowdsourced logistics service allowing, for example, someone shopping in a hypermarket to also safely and easily deliver groceries to his neighbors and get paid for it. It is an efficient, sustainable and affordable transport alternative for home deliveries from retail stores and parcel pick-up points.
Compared to the crowdsourced taxi service Uber, PiggyBaggy is:
1. Used for parcel deliveries instead of people transport
2. Parcels are transported by peer consumers instead of semi-professional drivers
3. Parcels are sent by grocery retail and delivery company partners (high volume) instead of consumers
Our partnering with large retailers and delivery companies allows faster growth for both, because we reduce the cost of delivery for consumers below their €4-7 pain threshold (McKinsey). Our IPR strategy supports the competitive advantages and negotiating power. As a result we will achieve net revenues of € 278 million from home deliveries of consumer goods in Europe by 2020 based on Uber’s proven business model (assuming 5% market share and 15% transaction margin).
The service pilot with a public library validated 20x cost savings in home deliveries. A Vice President in Finland’s largest retail chain and a Vice President in the Finnish postal service have agreed on partnerships to pilot the service with their customers.
This project produces a feasibility study and a business plan based on results from test use in real operational environments and negotiations with channel partners: a grocery retailer, a postal company and a public library. The overall project executes this plan by developing the required additional technology and channel partner supported business models, allowing for accelerated roll-out across the European markets.
Coreorient Oy (founded 2011) experts are from Nokia and have 15+ years of experience in challenging R&D projects, including 16 million downloaded mobile applications and key functionality standardized for mobile devices
System Management, Quality and Safety

This address project addresses management issues related to the surge in staff, increasing the intensity of work activities, increasing complexity of the process, increasing operating costs, new risks of liability for delivered products and information security, as well as increasing consumer requirements regarding the quality, safety and price of products and services. in order to contribute to addressing the above mentioned problems, the objective of this project is to improve: a) the effectiveness of the business processes, b) the ability to deliver a consistent supply of products and services meeting customer requirements and applicable law and regulation requirements, c) the use of available resources, d) satisfaction, loyalty and trust of buyers and other interested parties.
Cultivation of Cells and Products

Bioreactors for Cultivation of Algae Chapter 1: Status of Algae as Vehicles for Commercial Production of Fuels and Chemicals Rakesh K. Bajpai, Mark E. Zappi, Stephen Dufreche & Ramalingam Subramaniam Chapter 2: Algal Reactor Design Based on Comprehensive Modeling of Light and Mixing Alexandra D. Holland & Joseph M. Dragavon Chapter 3: Low Cost Nutrients for Algae Cultivation Manjinger Singh & K.C. Das Chapter 4: Microalgae Bioreactors Joao C M Carvalho, Marcelo C. Matsudo, Raquel P. Bezerra, Livia S. F. Camargo & Sunao Sato Chapter 5: Micro Algae in Open Raceways Ravi Kumar Ramanujan Chapter 6: High Density Outdoor Algae Culture Jiri Doucha & Karel Livansky Algae Products Chapter 7: Mixotrophic Algae Cultivation for Energy Production and Other Applications Amarjeet Bassi, Priyanka Saxena & Ana-Maria Aguire Chapter 8: Engineering Photobiological H2-production Linda Vuorijoki, Pauli Kallio & Patrik R. Jones Chapter 9: Starch Overproduction by Means of Algae Vilem Zachleder & Irena Branyikova Chapter 10: Oil Overproduction by Means of Microalgae Pavel Pribyl, Vladislav Cepak & Vilem Zachleder Chapter 11: Commercial Products from Algae Kelly Hudek, Lawrence C. Davis, Jwan Ibbini & Larry Erickson Chapter 12: Recovery of Lipids from Algae Dheeban Chakravarthi Kannan & Vikram M Pattarkine
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High oleic peanut breeding: Achievements, perspectives, and prospects

Abstract Background The nutritional quality, flavor, and shelf-life of both peanut products and its seeds are dependent on relative quantity of various fatty acids (FAs) like saturated, mono unsaturated fatty acid (MUFA) and poly unsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) present in its oil. High oleic (HO) peanut oils are extremely valued due to its superior nutritional composition for human health and augmented thermo-oxidative stability for industrial purposes. Scope and approach From the research perspective, noteworthy progress has been made during last three decades for the development of peanut lines having HO trait in its oil. In this review, the research achievements, perspectives, and prospects of peanut genetic improvement for HO trait is thoroughly discussed. Key findings and conclusions The research has helped not only understanding the genetics of HO traits and its genotype (G) by environment (E) interaction but also produced an enormous number of HO line throughout the world. Although, as of now, most of the high O/L cultivars developed are the outcome of traditional breeding efforts. But, with the advent of novel molecular techniques like CAPS and AS-PCR assay for HO peanut breeding program, it is extremely easy to achieve the traits through marker assisted selection (MAS) rather than through either conventional or genetic engineering approaches. The availability of peanut genome sequence and identification of different ahFAD2 gene families is also expediting the research for the breeding of HO peanut genotypes.
The metaphysical unity of science

The Metaphysical Unity of Science project will pursue the question of what, if anything, unifies the natural sciences. The project studies the question from the perspective of metaphysics and philosophy of science by way of employing case studies from biology, chemistry, and physics.

What does it mean for one scientific phenomenon to be explained in terms of another? Under what conditions does scientific unification take place? In philosophy these questions are often discussed under the rubric of reduction. Typically, in asking whether one phenomenon reduces to another, we aim to understand what the ultimate or fundamental basis of the first phenomenon is. In the mid to late 20th century, there was a hope to reduce all higher level phenomena to fundamental physics. Yet, it was soon discovered that there are phenomena that cannot be easily reduced, so unification may not be available via this route.

The project’s ambitious goal is to produce a novel account of unification. This is made possible by recent breakthroughs in the methodology of metaphysics, an area sometimes called “metametaphysics”. The project’s objectives are (1) to establish the criteria for scientific unification; (2) to conduct case studies of actual scientific reductions at the biology-chemistry and the chemistry-physics interfaces; (3) to study the role of dependence relations weaker than reduction.

A cross-disciplinarily applicable toolbox for unification would be enormously useful for identifying the kind of expertise needed for studying a given phenomenon. This is not merely a philosophical problem. If there are reasons to think that a given biological phenomenon reduces to chemical phenomena, then biologists studying that phenomenon had better be prepared to consult and collaborate with the chemists. If a unification can be achieved, we can determine when scientists ought to consult their colleagues in other sciences and also when this is likely to be a hindrance instead of an advantage.
DEA-based Efficiency Analysis of the Construction of Key Small-scale Irrigation and Water Conservancy Counties——The Case Study of Jiangxi Province

Based on the method of DEA and Malmquist,this paper calculated the technical efficiency and the total factor productivity of the first nineteen key small-scale irrigation and water conservancy counties of Jiangxi province during the period of 2009 to 2011.The findings of the research are: the technical efficiency of the first key small-scale irrigation and water conservancy counties is of a higher level.The average pure technical efficiency is 0.894,and the average comprehensive technical efficiency is 0.836,and the average scale efficiency is 0.934.The lower pure technical efficiency is the major reason for the invalid comprehensive efficiency of the construction of these counties; the construction scale of these major small-scale irrigation and water conservancy counties is continuously optimizing; the average growth rate of the total factor productivity is 3.7%.It is mainly derived from the push of technical efficiency and technical progress.The technical efficiency contributes 2.5% and technical progress contributes1.2%.
Modelling of glucose-insulin dynamics from low sampled data

Abstract In this paper we focus on modelling the glucose-insulin dynamics in the human body for the purpose of controlling the glucose level. Due to the fast dynamics in the glucose-insulin system compared to the natural sampling period (24 h) in a clinical situation, the model structure has to be adapted adequately. This results in a reduced order model with a nonlinear output relation. The development of the estimation methodology is based on a simulation study with a continuous time model. The resulting model structure is used for estimating the parameters of the non-linear system, representing the slow dynamics observed from the slow and sparse sampled clinical data.
MACHINE FOR CUTTING UP POULTRY CARCASSES

Disclosed is a machine for cutting up carcasses of poultry, such as chickens or turkeys, which reduces the time that a group of carcasses wait to be cut up, by accelerating the passage of the carcasses (1), which slide on a longitudinal pointed guide bar (15) positioned along the centre of the machine, the pointed guide bar being supported by central support plates (17). The machine comprises three pairs of motors (18a, 18b), which have rotary shafts ending in circular knives (20a, 20b) mounted on the sides, each pair of motors and the circular knives thereof having a different slope with respect to the longitudinal pointed guide bar (15), at the end of which a vertical circular knife (25) is disposed. An upper structure (11) of the machine comprises a pair of upper lateral profiles (21a, 21b) between which is mounted an endless belt (22) having a plurality of coupling cleats (23) in continuous movement. The cleats couple to the carcasses (1) and slide them across the longitudinal pointed guide bar (15), causing them to pass through the three pairs of circular knives (20a, 20b) until reaching the vertical circular knife (25).
GERENCIAMENTO DE PROJETOS DE SUBESTAÇÕES COLETORAS: UM ESTUDO DE CASO DA SUBESTAÇÃO COLETORA CACIMBAS

This article presents the results of a research that analyzes the project management of the Collecting Substation (SE) Cacimbas, located in the municipalities of Ubajara and Ibiapina, in the state of Ceará and belonging to the Wind Complex Bons Ventos da Serra 2 (BVS 2). The objective is to present the project management methodology and the use of the MS Project support software, during the conception of the planning and follow-up of the Work. The study is based on relevant bibliographies and field survey data. The survey results provide information on the planning preparation and follow-up data that support the importance of project management and the use of MS Project for site managers.
Governance and revision of the DDC

This chapter details the governance and administration of the Dewey system with specific regard to the organisation that owns the system. Historical perspectives, the various joint committees and other institutions involved in deciding policies are presented, allowing for the current setup and machinery that is used within the revision and maintenance process. This chapter will also focus on the role of the DC Editorial Policy Committee, describes the organisational status and functions of the Dewey Section of the Library of Congress for assigning Dewey numbers to books acquired globally by the LC, and the role of various groups such as the European Dewey Users Group (EDUG) and the International Dewey Users Meeting. Finally, the method for major and minor revisions with help of software ESS 4.0 (the official program for implementing the revised edition) is highlighted.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A FRICTION LINING AND FRICTION LINING

The invention relates to a method for producing a friction lining for a friction clutch and a correspondingly produced friction lining (1) comprising a lining material (3) pressed onto a carrier plate (2) and comprising rivet bottoms (11, 12) in the carrier plate in a plurality of rivet openings (9, 10) distributed over the circumference, the rivet bottoms surrounding said rivet openings. In order to be able to affix the rivets to the rivet bottoms to fasten the friction lining to the lining spring segments of a clutch disk at tight tolerance clearance and constant strength of the carrier plate and nevertheless to be able to produce a friction lining simply, the rivet openings and rivet bottoms are covered with lining material during the pressing of the friction lining and then are released from the lining material without remainder and without removing material from the carrier plate.
CHROMIUM IP .: Chromium-free car interior components with chromium effect and metallic touch

The Chromium IP project aims to protect the industrial property rights of an innovative solution that allows, without the use of chromium, to produce polymer-based automotive components with chrome effect and with high performance in touch sensation, producing a perception of metallic touch
Developing and enabling nanotechnology awareness-building through the creation and exchange of enhanced communication and visualisation tools and guidance for ‘seeing at the nanoscale’

The SeeingNano project will create Novel Visualisation Tools for Enhanced Nanotechnology Awareness through a coordinated collaborative approach conducted by leading experts in the relevant fields: the target audiences identified in the proposal will be analysed by the consortium's socio-economic sciences and humanities, who - in collaboration with the consortium's state-of-the-art information visualisation partners - will elaborate and agree on the most appropriate tool to address the respective audiences. The scientific and technical content to be communicate through each tool to the respective audiences will be provided by experts from the nano-phenomena research community in collaboration with experts from the risk-communication and nanotoxicology community, in order to provide the key audiences with an ability to ‘seeing at the nanoscale’, and an understanding and awareness for the breadth of nanotechnologies, and the uncertainties and potential risks connected to them. The resulting tools are flexibly designed for customisation by the nanotechnology stakeholder community, and supported by guidance documents on (a) the socio-economic aspects of awareness-building exercises on nanotechnologies, (b) the science- and technology content and story boards on the nanotechnology-phenomena and their potential risks, and (c) the technical customisation of the tools provided. The 
It is the ultimate goal of the SeeingNano project to make available a public online SeeingNano exchange with visualisation tools, guidance and content for the enhancement of nanotechnology awareness-building exercises conducted by the nanotechnology stakeholder community. The backbone of this repository is formed by the SeeingNano output: a set of good-communication practices, developed and stress-tested within the project, supported by captivating customisable visualisation tools, to demonstrate the raising of awareness and understanding.
An investigation into protein and lipid binding by the phosphatidylinositol transfer protein RdgBβ

The phosphatidylinositol transfer proteins (PITPs) are a family of lipid carrier proteins that bind and transfer phosphatidylinositol (PI) and phosphatidylcholine (PC) between membranes. PITPs are commonly involved in phosphoinositide-requiring processes, including phospholipase C and PI 3-kinase signalling, and membrane trafficking. In this study I focus on the uncharacterised soluble PITP, RdgBβ (PITPNC1). The lipid binding and transfer properties of RdgBβ have scarcely been characterised, and the function of RdgBβ is completely unknown. I uncover that RdgBβ interacts with 14-3-3 through its long, disordered C-terminus. RdgBβ is ubiquitinated and subject to rapid degradation in cells, and binding of 14-3-3 via two phosphorylated residues may serve to protect the protein from protease digestion. Whereas RdgBβ binds 14-3-3 under basal conditions, I deduce that, upon stimulation of cells with phorbol ester, RdgBβ binds the Angiotensin II receptor (AT1R)-associated protein, ATRAP, via its N-terminal PITP domain. Others have shown that ATRAP suppresses Angiotensin II signalling by uncoupling AT1R from G proteins and promoting AT1R internalisation. I find that the RdgBβ-ATRAP interaction is blocked by inhibition of protein kinase C or protein synthesis, and may function to re-localise RdgBβ to the membrane in stimulated cells. Unexpectedly, I find that RdgBβ binds PI and phosphatic acid (PA), rather than PI and PC, and that binding of PA is increased by stimulation of cells with GTPγS. Mass spectrometry is used to analyse the molecular species of PI and PA bound by RdgBβ, and reveals that whereas RdgBβ is non-selective in its binding of PI, it selects short-chain monounsaturated or saturated PA species, likely derived from the hydrolysis of PC by phospholipase D.
Surface cable patterns for tyre reinforcement fabrics - for enhanced matrix anchorage to metallic fabrics

Reinforcement fabrics for tyre carcasses comprise obliquely oriented metallic cables, and laid with the edge folded inwards or outwards depending upon whether the twists or bands (S or Z) are identical or different on the outer faces, where the cables, of the outermost layers of the fabrics are twisted from cords each incorporating >=2 elementary filaments wound in the same hand as the cords and where the cords are wound with a shorter pitch than the pitch of the constituent elementary filaments. Used for reinforcement fabrics made of either elastic cables or coreless cables or cored cables. Matching the direction of twist of the components of the surface cables increases the flexural fatigue resistance of a composite structure of the fabrics in a rubber matrix, because the gum can penetrate teh core structure relatively readily prior to curing.
A molecular phylogenetic hypothesis for the manakins (Aves: Pipridae)

Phylogenetic relationships among the 14 manakin genera were inferred from DNA sequence data obtained from both mitochondrial and nuclear DNA loci. Phylogenetic analysis resulted in a well-supported hypothesis that corroborates a sister relationship between tyrant-manakins and the “core” manakins ( Antilophia, Chiroxiphia, Corapipo, Dixiphia, Heterocercus , Ilicura , Lepidothrix , Manacus , Masius , Machaeropterus , Pipra , and Xenopipo ). Our data strongly support these core manakin genera as a monophyletic group. Consistent with previous work, we find two major clades within the core manakins, although the placement of the genus Xenopipo with regards to these two clades is ambiguous. Generic relationships within these clades are generally well resolved. Although we find some concordance between our study and a previous manakin phylogeny based on syringeal characters, we note several fundamental differences between the phylogenies. Thus, we offer a new phylogenetic hypothesis for Pipridae.
Painting History: Delaroche and Lady Jane Grey

In the aftermath of the Revolution, the French public turned to British history as a way of making sense of its recent past, and no French artist of the 19th century was more inspired by English subjects than Paul Delaroche. His monumental work The Execution of Lady Jane Grey was one of the most familiar and enduring images of his time, and remains today among the most popular paintings in the National Gallery. This authoritative book presents The Execution with other major history paintings and preparatory sketches that made Delaroche's reputation during his lifetime. It is complemented by an essay by the distinguished Tudor historian John Guy, who outlines the short life of Lady Jane Grey, Queen of England for nine days, and the development of her enduring mythical status as an innocent martyr.
DESPUÉS DE UN HILO DE ŁOWICZ. APOYO A LA EXPORTACIÓN PARA LA INDUSTRIA TEXTIL

El objetivo principal del proyecto que se implementará para los años 2018-2019 es la promoción económica de la industria textil desde Łódő, teniendo en cuenta el papel de Łowicz mediante la creación de condiciones para la internacionalización de las actividades empresariales y la construcción de vínculos económicos. Objetivos específicos: Establecimiento de nuevos contactos comerciales por parte de las empresas; Establecer nuevas relaciones con posibles inversores extranjeros, lo que contribuirá al aumento del número de inversiones extranjeras, la promoción de Łódő como región en desarrollo dinámico; Aumentar el nivel de comercio exterior en el sector de las PYME mediante la firma de nuevos contratos comerciales; La adquisición de nuevos puntos de venta por parte de las PYME a través de la organización y la participación en proyectos destinados a aumentar el perfil económico internacional de la región; Una mayor identificación de los empresarios de la zona de Łowicz como una buena marca, mejorando así la imagen del municipio y de la región como apoyo a las empresas locales; Aumentar el conocimiento de las ofertas de las empresas; Mejor reconocimiento de la ciudad, región, empresas; Desarrollo de redes y cooperación, por ejemplo, en forma de enlaces de cooperación, agrupaciones; Aumentar el nivel de comercio exterior de los empresarios, haciendo especial hincapié en la industria textil; Expansión y adquisición de nuevos mercados; Tareas: Participación en ferias textiles zagr; Participación en ferias textiles internacionales en Polonia; Campaña de promoción e información; Gestión de proyectos; Los participantes son residentes del Lodz reg, que, gracias a la promoción económica, también serán beneficiarios de su desarrollo. Indicadores: Número de proyectos de información y promoción apoyados de carácter internacional 1 Número de contratos de comercio exterior 3 y firmados por empresas apoyadas en el ámbito de la internacionalización 5 Número de empresas que reciben apoyo y subvenciones 1 Número de empresas beneficiarias de subvenciones 1 Número de empresas que han entrado en nuevos mercados extranjeros 3
Risk perception of mobile communication: a mental models approach

Some lay people confronted with a new base station project fear serious health consequences from the high‐frequency radiation, while experts consider exposure under the current international standards as unproblematic. These conflictive estimations may be attributed to the different mental models of lay people and experts. Less is known about lay people’s knowledge in regard to mobile communication and their intuitive understanding of the associated health risks. An adaptation of the ‘Mental Models Approach’ was used to reveal lay people’s beliefs about mobile communication and to learn more about lay people’s information requirements, potential knowledge gaps, and misconceptions. Through the means of open interviews with Swiss experts (N = 16), lay people (N = 16), and base station opponents (N = 15), different mental models were constructed and evaluated. Comparisons between the expert and the lay groups showed several qualitative differences in all identified knowledge domains. Knowledge gaps in regard...