SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Aumento das exportações da ZETA s.c. através da implementação do programa de promoção da indústria de construção e acabamento

Number_reference_aid_programa: SA.42799(2015/X) Objetivo do auxílio público:_art.19 O objetivo do projeto é aumentar as vendas de produtos de exportação oferecidos pela Zeta s.c. em resultado da execução do programa de promoção da indústria de acabamento da construção civil nos próximos cinco anos (os indicadores finais serão alcançados em 2021). Este objetivo deve ser alcançado com base na venda de produtos próprios, ou seja, construção, pintura e ferramentas de inverno. Todos estes tipos de produtos são oferecidos no mercado da construção. A oferta inclui mais de 100 artigos do produto. No projeto planeado, os eventos de feiras comerciais são fundamentais para alcançar o objetivo, que não só reúne numerosos visitantes num só lugar, mas também constitui uma plataforma para o intercâmbio de contactos e um local para reuniões com contratantes. Na própria estratégia de exportação do requerente, ele selecionou as seguintes feiras, que também são compatíveis com o programa GO TO BRAND: — BATIMAT- Paris França 2017 — A CINHA GRANDE- Emirados Árabes Unidos 2018 — BYGG REIS DEG 2019 — BAU — Munique Alemanha 2019 — BUDMA — Poznań 2018 e 2019 Este é o número ideal de eventos, permitindo que a empresa reforce efetivamente a sua posição (especialmente na região da Europa Ocidental), bem como a entrada dinâmica em novos mercados. Vale a pena notar que os eventos da feira comercial selecionados ocorrem na maioria dos casos nos mercados onde os produtos ZETA já estão presentes. No mercado da Alemanha, França, a empresa já vende e participou também na feira como expositor. Nos EAU e no Irão, a empresa ainda não realizou atividades de exportação, mas estes mercados são de interesse para o requerente. Os EAU e o Irão são considerados mercados promissores no programa da indústria para promover partes da construção e construção. O projeto será financiado por recursos próprios e subvenções.
Development of highly-efficient low-emission log wood-fired closed fireplace inserts thanks to an automated electronic control system

RIKA, as one of the European market leaders regarding log wood and pellet stoves, aims at a significant extension of its product portfolio by the development and market introduction of a new closed fireplace insert technology, the INSERTRONIC. With this technology which shall distinguish itself from competing products by significantly reduced emissions, increased efficiency as well as increased user comfort, RIKA will become a complete supplier for wood based room heaters. Thereby, RIKA aims at strengthening its position as European technology leader as well as to double its turnover until 2022. A technical concept of the INSERTRONIC, which builds on RIKA’s innovative log wood stove technology, has already been defined. Within the project the new technology shall be developed, tested and optimised in order to pass type testing at project end. A number of innovations (world-wide novelties for fireplace inserts) shall be implemented, of which the most important are (i) the utilisation of novel insulation materials as well as materials with catalytic coatings for emission reduction, (ii) the application of modern computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation tools for process design and optimisation, (iii) the implementation of an automated control and ignition system as well as (iv) the development of a flexible insertion frame and modular panelling system which provide a high flexibility regarding installation and outer appearance. Techno-economic analyses in order to keep the final product costs at a competitive level as well as dissemination, communication and commercialisation measures shall ensure a quick market introduction after project end.
Since the European closed fireplace insert market amounts to about 850,000 units/year, the new technology will have a
significant impact on a more efficient utilisation of biomass resources as well as a reduction of CO2 emissions (substitution
of fossil fuels) and therefore will be of great relevance to the Work Programme.
Palaeoenvironmental changes across the Albian-Cenomanian boundary interval of the Eastern Carpathians

Abstract The studied Cernatu Valley section is situated in the central part of the Eastern Carpathians (Romania) and spans the interval covered pro parte by the NC10a (=CC9b) calcareous nannofossil Subzone, as well as the Plectorecurvoides alternans and Haplophragmoides falcatosuturalis agglutinated foraminiferal zones. The presence, within the lower part of the section, of the ammonite Stoliczkaia notha indicates a late Albian age, but the section possibly extends to within the Albian-Cenomanian boundary interval, based on the agglutinated foraminiferal assemblages. The deposits are grey to blackish and green shales that are followed by red shales interbedded with couplets of grey to blackish and green shales. The benthic foraminifers suggest a deep-marine depositional setting, probably lower bathyal or even abyssal, at around 2500 m depth. The deposition was probably near but above the Calcium Compensation Depth (CCD), as very scarce nannofloras and macrofaunas are present. The δ13Corg values vary throughout the section between −25.30‰ and −24.01‰. Within the upper Albian, a positive organic δ13Corg excursion with increases of 1.3‰, up to −24.01‰, is recorded. This positive excursion has been tentatively interpreted as a regional expression of the Oceanic Anoxic Event OAE1d in the Moldavian Trough of the Eastern Carpathian basin. The upper part of the section, belonging to the Haplophragmoides falcatosuturalis agglutinated foraminiferal Zone, contains a weak positive δ13Corg excursion marked by an increase in values of about 0.5‰, which is assumed to represent late phases of the Albian-Cenomanian boundary Event. Towards the top of the section, consisting mainly of red shales, calcareous foraminifera also occur, together with more consistent nannofossil assemblages. This biotic change possibly mirrored an alteration of the palaeoenvironment, which shifted from an anoxic/dysoxic setting towards an oxic one. This change is possibly linked to climatic fluctuation, i.e., the onset of a warm and humid climate mode. The intense tectonic activity that took place within the Eastern Carpathians during mid-Cretaceous times could also have been responsible for the environmental changes by modifying the circulation pattern in the Moldavian trough from a restricted circulation to a more open one.
ENCODING METHOD FOR ENCODING MEDICAL ITEMS

An encoding method for generating at least one coding (118) on an item, in particular a medical disposable item (117), is proposed. The coding (118) comprises at least one information component in encoded form. The method comprises the following steps: a) the at least one information component is converted into a code, wherein the code comprises a plurality of pairs composed of a gray-scale value and a degree of filling; b) the code is converted into an optical information component (119), in particular a two-dimensional optical information component (119), wherein the optical information component (119) comprises at least one field (164) filled with a gray-scale value up to an associated degree of filling in accordance with the plurality of pairs composed of a gray-scale value and a degree of filling; and c) the optical information component (119) is applied to the item.
GENERALISED ANOMALY DETECTION

A computer implemented method of training a system for detecting anomalies in images of documents in a class of documents is disclosed. The method comprises first of obtaining a plurality of training document images of training documents in the class of documents. Then, for each training document image, the method discloses segmenting the training document image into a plurality of region of interest, ROI, images, each ROI image corresponding to a respective ROI of the training document, and for each ROI image, applying a plurality of transformations to the ROI image to generate respective transform-specific features for the ROI image and generating respective transform-specific anomaly scores from the transform-specific features. Finally, the method discloses computing, threshold based on the respective anomaly scores of the plurality of training document images, a transform-specific for each transformation to separate document images containing an anomaly from document images not containing an anomaly.
Le service hippomobile de Vendargues : un collectif de travail interspécifique

Depuis plus de onze ans, chevaux et humains coopèrent dans la ville de Vendargues pour offrir un service original de collecte des déchets et un service inédit de ramassage scolaire. L’étude que nous présentons ici s’inscrit dans une recherche monographique sur le rôle des chevaux dans cette ville. Sur la base d’une ethnographie du travail des chevaux et des humains dans ce service hippomobile, nous cherchons à qualifier les relations de travail. Après avoir exposé le cadre théorique et méthodologique de notre recherche, nous présentons les acteurs humains et chevaux de cette activité. Nous interrogeons l’organisation du travail comme relevant d’un collectif de travail et/ou d’une équipe. Nous proposons finalement de penser la durabilité du service hippomobile de Vendargues comme le résultat de la mise en place de conditions favorisant l’émergence d’un collectif de travail interspécifique.
ECONOMIC ANALISYS OF A COFFEE-BANANA SYSTEM OF A FAMILY-BASED AGRICULTURE AT THE ATLANTIC FOREST ZONE, BRAZIL

Agroforestry systems can reduce the risks of investing in just one crop. However, there are uncertainties like other agricultural and forestry activities. Therefore, there is the need for economic studies under conditions of economic risk of agroforestry systems. This work reports an analysis of the main components of costs and revenues of an agroforestry system with coffee and banana, as well as an analysis of its economic performance through indicators: net present value, equivalent period benefit (or cost), family labor revenue and a sensitivity analysis of net present value. The main cost components in the system are the human labor and mineral and organic fertilizers applied in coffee, and the costs for the production of coffee outweigh the costs of banana production. The monthly income from the production of bananas balances the costs of coffee production, generating a positive cash flow in the studied period. Financial indicators showed positive values, demonstrating the economic viability of the system with coffee and banana. The agroforestry system is economically feasible, even with variations of ± 20% in production costs and selling prices of their products. Variables that showed greater sensitivity on the net present value were the selling price of coffee and bananas, and the cost of coffee production.
To compare the efficacy of Drotaverine hydrochloride and Valethamate bromide in shortening of the first stage of labour

Background: To compare the efficacy of Drotaverine Hydrochloride and Valethamate Bromide in shortening of the first stage of Labor. Drotaverine is more effective in regards of shorten the 1st stage of labor, rate of cervical dilatation with less side effects in compare to Valethamate Bromide. 
Methods: Two Hundred demographically similes woman with full term pregnancy in active labour were included in the study and divided into two groups viz.
First Group: 100 women were given injection Drotaverine Hydrochloride (Drotin) 40 mg intramuscularly at 3-4 cm dilation at two hour interval.
Second Group: 100 women were given injection Valethamate Bromide Intramuscularly at 3-4 cm dilation at one hour interval.
Maximum three injections were given in both the groups. Comparative analysis was carried out as regards to duration of various stages of labor, rate of cervical dilatation, mode of delivery, side effects and feto-maternal outcome. 
Results: In Group-I Average duration of active phase of first stage of labor was 149.78 minutes.
 In Primigravida it was 170.22 minutes and 129.35 minutes in Multigravida.
In Group II Average duration of active phase of first stage of labor was 294.62 minutes.
In Primigravida it was 321.71 minutes and 267.54 minutes in Multigravida.
Average rate of cervical dilatation in Group-I was 2.81cm/hour. In Primigravida it was 2.50 cm/hour while in Multi gravid it was 3.33cm/hour.
In Group-II average rate was 1.42 cm/hour, in Primigravida it was 1.30 cm/hour and in Multigravida1.57 cm/hour. 
Conclusions: Drotaverine significantly shorten the duration of first stage of labor and found to be safe with no adverse effect on the mother and fetus.
Coast to coast - Development of tourist berths in the Po delta area and respective infrastructures for small watercraft and tourist fishing

The “Coast to Coast” project promotes and supports socio-economic development in the area of the Po Delta and consists of five actions aimed at intensifying cooperation between Italian and Slovenian institutions and economic operators, by creating a tourist, cultural, environmental and educational flow between the two shores of the Adriatic. This project led to the construction of new tourist mooring facilities and the completion of connecting structures between ports and docks used for small watercraft. These actions intend to facilitate navigation and encourage tourists to discover this landscape marked by the flowing of the Po branches and the Adriatic coastline. Itineraries were developed and connected with the existing bicycle tracks as well as with hotel accommodations, thus connecting spots of naturalistic value in the Delta area. The mooring points set up along the Po river branches will slow down the deterioration of their banks and will contribute to environmental protection. The mooring facilities available at selected points in the Delta area will foster new entrepreneurial initiatives and support typical local handicraft, to prevent the disappearance of such activities. Easier access to the Delta area using existing waterways promotes the development of bird watching activities and enables the tourists to visit important historical sites, while encouraging sports fishing operators.
The relationship between partial disc displacement and mandibular dysplasia in female adolescents.

Background: The objective of the present study was to investigate the possible relationship between partial disc displacement of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and mandibular dysplasia. Material/Methods: The TMJ disc position of 46 female adolescents, with Class II, Division 1 malocclusion, aged 10.1 similar to 12.8 years, was quantitatively measured with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinations. Meanwhile, mandibular size and form were determined from cephalometric radiographs. The possible correlation between disc status and mandibular morphology was assessed by means of the Pearson Correlation. In addition, the differences in mandibular size and form between the partial disc displacement group (displaced group) and the disc normal group were also assessed. Results: The results of Pearson Correlation showed that the displaced group had shorter mandibular body length and total mandibular length (Go-Po/Ca-Dm, r=-0.500; Go-Po/ Dp-Cc/Cs-Cc, r=-0.500; Ar-Me/Ca-Dm, r=-0.459). The patients with horizontal growing style presented more anterior displaced disc (N-S-Gn/ Ca-Dm, r=-0.492). Furthermore, a significantly shorter mandibular body length (Go-Po), a steeper mandibular plane (MP/FH) and a more obtuse mandibular angle (Ar-Go-Me) were found in the displaced group. However, no relationship between the size of the vertical mandible and the disc status was noticed. Conclusions: Partial disc displacement in Class II, Division 1 cases may be associated with the mandible with horizontal deficits instead of the mandible with vertical deficits.
Bayesian Parameter Estimation and Model Selection for Biophysical Models of Leukocyte Rolling

Leukocytes leave the bloodstream and enter into tissue by undergoing the leukocyte adhesion cascade. The endothelium, which covers the inner vessel surface, regulates this process by expressing different adhesion molecules or chemoattractants. This study focuses on the initial interaction between leukocytes and endothelium - the so called selectin dependent leukocyte rolling. Bindings between selectins on the endothelium and their counter ligands on leukocytes are able to slow down the cell to a small fraction of the velocity of the convective blood stream. Interestingly, the rolling process shows a characteristic stop-and-go pattern. We hypothesize that this pattern is caused by binding, unbinding and stretching behavior of microvilli and attached selectin-bindings. In addition, we claim that the analysis of the cell paths allows extracting biophysical parameters of the selectin-cell-interaction. Therefore, we have applied an in vitro flow chamber assay to measure monocytic like THP-1 cell rolling on isolated E-selectin under defined flow conditions. The positions of cells are obtained from sequences of phase contrast images applying self-written image processing software. In addition, we constructed different mathematical models of rolling leukocytes differing in the (visco-)elastic behavior of the simulated selectin-bonds. Bayesian data analysis is applied to estimate the parameters of the mathematical models. Bayesian model selection shows that a viscoelastic model gives the best description of the observed data. Thus, we could identify single molecule events causing the typical stop-and-go pattern of leukocyte rolling. As a byproduct the algorithm permits to directly estimate biomechanical parameters of the nano-scale from microscopic analysis of whole cells.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR STARTING UP FIELD DEVICES, IN PARTICULAR HART FIELD DEVICES IN THE MULTIDROP MODE OF OPERATION

The invention relates to a system (SB) for starting up field devices (F1 -F4), wherein said system can be connected to a voltage supply (PS), wherein the voltage supply (PS) is used to supply the field devices (F1 -F4) with electrical power, wherein the system (SB) comprises at least one starter circuit (S1), said starter circuit (S1) being used to disconnect at least one field device (F2) following a preceding one of the field devices (F1) according to a predetermined sequence of field devices (F1 -F4) from the voltage supply (PS) at least until the preceding field device (F1) receives a substantially constant current which is used to operate the preceding field device (F1) in a specific mode of operation.
Artificial intelligence in colonoscopy for cancer prevention

Removal precancerous polyps (so-called adenomas) during colonoscopy reduces colorectal cancer incidence and mortality. We have recently developed artificial intelligence (AI) systems which optimise colonoscopy quality by aiming at increasing the detection of adenomas. However, it is unknown if this benefit of AI translates into improved cancer prevention. 
To establish the role of AI in colorectal cancer prevention, we here propose a three-step research portfolio targeting individuals in the national colorectal cancer screening programmes in Norway and Poland. 1) A 1-year observational study to clarify the superiority of AI in adenoma detection in the average-risk population. 2) A cost-effectiveness analysis for cancer prevention, using real-world data obtained from the part 1 study. 3) Establishment of an infrastructure for long-term (10 years) follow-up of 40,000 individuals to quantify the effect of AI on colorectal cancer incidence. 
We use propensity score matching to balance the background characteristics of the two comparing arms; AI-assisted colonoscopy and standard colonoscopy. Participants are followed through national cancer registries for ten years after cancer screening. 
Our project is the first of its kind and made possible by the unique collaboration of world-class environments in clinical epidemiology and medical device assessment with world-leading AI developers. The project will enable evidence-based implementation of AI technologies into nationwide cancer screening programmes in Europe and the world. 
The project’s achievement will be maximised through detailed plans for training, monitoring, management, exploitation, dissemination, and communication. While adding essential competence to the host institution, this project will increase the applicant’s skill, especially in epidemiologic aspects, helping him obtain an independent academic position in translational research of AI for medicine.
Studies on the groundwater quality from six villages of Hatkanangale Taluka, Kolhapur district

It is a known fact that clean water is completely essential for healthy living. Yet there is a scenario that millions of people worldwide are deprived of this due to over exploitation, poor management system and by ecological degradation . As groundwater is one of the important source of drinking water, it has also has failed to escape from the pollution. In recent decades, outcome of many reports of groundwater contamination have took place. Since water quality is of a vital concern, a study based on assessment of groundwater quality with respect to certain parameters was carried out. Samples from bore wells were investigated for parameters such as iron, fluoride, chloride and nitrate content. The samples were collected from the six villages of Hatkanangale taluka, district Kolhapur. Hatkanangale is situated 20 kms to the East of Kolhapur. Apart from river Panchaganga, people here are mostly dependent on groundwater for drinking purpose. Water samples were collected from three different sites of each of the six villages. The collected water samples were analyzed. From the analytical results, it was revealed that the values of certain parameters were within the limit while some were exceeding. Especially one of the site in the village named Rendal showed exceeding limits of nitrate and iron which was about 48 mg/l and 2.8 mg/l respectively beyond standard limits. Fluctuations in the values of the parameters were due to certain environmental factors as well as due to unplanned anthropogenic activities. The results are discussed.
Obesity, political responsibility, and the politics of needs

Since overweight and obesity have been framed as one of the main contemporary health challenges in industrialized countries, it has become a matter of public health efforts. While the belief that obese individuals are personally responsible for their body weight prevails in public opinion, evidence-based health science widely acknowledges that obesity is significantly influenced by socio-economic factors and thus that prevention requires structural changes. This constellation bears the chance of politicizing an issue formerly conceived of as private which really is dependent on societal contingencies, such as the particular availability of food. Reflecting on the prevention of obesity from an ethical point of view, therefore, requires an elaborate concept of political responsibility. The core thesis of this paper is that existing approaches within the field of obesity ethics fall short in reasonably grasping the political dimensions at play, due to the prevailing individualistic understanding of responsibility. Drawing upon Iris Marion Young's concept of political responsibility, I propose an alternative approach that emphasizes the structural determinants of obesity. By arguing this way, obesity prevention comes into view as a public endeavor that involves public discourse as well as shared action. Political responsibility then cannot be discharged merely by intrusive governmental action nor by individuals on their own, but should be considered as a task all of us share. As I will sketch in the last part of the paper, this includes contesting discourses on interpretations of need. Thereby, the paper contributes to recognizing obesity as a social instead of an individual problem.