SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
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A measurement of the cross-section for Upsilon(1S) -> mu+mu- production in proton-proton collisions at centre of mass energy of 7 TeV is presented. The cross-section is measured as a function of the Upsilon(1S) transverse momentum in two bins of rapidity, |y(Upsilon1S)| < 1.2 and 1.2 < |y(Upsilon1S)| < 2.4. The measurement requires that both muons have transverse momentum pT(mu) > 4 GeV and pseudorapidity |eta(mu)| < 2.5 in order to reduce theoretical uncertainties on the acceptance, which depend on the poorly known polarization. The results are based on an integrated luminosity of 1.13 pb-1, collected with the ATLAS detector at the Large Hadron Collider. The cross-section measurement is compared to theoretical predictions: it agrees to within a factor of two with a prediction based on the NRQCD model including colour-singlet and colour-octet matrix elements as implemented in PYTHIA while it disagrees by up to a factor of ten with the next-to-leading order prediction based on the colour-singlet-model.
Transnational Strategy for the Sustainable Territorial Development of the Danube Area with special regard to Tourism

The project entitled Datourway presents an outstanding example of transnational cooperation committed to the development of tourism along and on the middle and south-eastern section of river Danube, while paying particular attention to the protection and enhancement of the natural and cultural resources linked to this part of the great European waterway. Tourism is interpreted in the project in a broad sense. It is regarded as a many-sided activity either at short or long term, oriented towards recreation, resort and leisure, cultural enrichment, enjoyment of natural beauty as well as physical exercise. Furthermore, the aim of the project is to enhance and propagate transnational cooperation in tourism linked to the variety tourist potentials of the river, of the riverbanks as well as the natural beauty of the riverside area and architectural assets of the lively towns, cities and villages by the Danube. The project aims to attain the following: to set up a GIS based information system by pooling and integrating the national, regional and, in part, local statistical data and surveys as well as the available studies and programs; to carry out national targeted analyses and to synthesize as well as evaluate their findings; to elaborate, discuss and by means of stakeholder involvement adopt an integrated strategy for the ecologically viable tourism of the south-eastern Danube corridor; to elaborate on a participatory basis pilot projects for strategic transnational areas like the exquisite landscape of Danube bend (HU-SK); a tri-state (HU-SER-CRO) area expecting economic recovery by means of tourism, a site of urban-rural tourism linkages (RO-BG), comparison of river deltas (RO-IT) and for a greenway all along this section of Danube; to set up a tourism inventory for spreading information to the international public on tourist possibilities along this part of the Danube as well as on services which the riverside municipalities can offer.
New hybrid thermoplastic composite aerostructures manufactured by out of autoclave continuous automated technologies

NHYTE project aims at developing and demonstrating concepts and methodologies enabling the realization of innovative integrated aero-structures, made of a new hybrid thermoplastic matrix composite material with multifunctional capabilities. The high-performing material proposed, based on a commercial PEEK-Carbon Fiber Prepreg with addition of amorphous (PEI) films, answers to the needs to have reduced weight and consequently reduced fuel consumptions and emissions on an aircraft, as well as reduced manufacturing and operational costs. Demonstration aero-structures will be fabricated by an innovative working cell implementing an advanced continuous automated production process, including: automated hybrid material fabrication; manufacturing of skin panels by automated fiber placement in-situ consolidation process; fabrication of stringers by continuous forming; component assembly by induction welding. The innovative material, conceived and patented by a partner of the Consortium, is an example of multifunctional composite, since it returns both functions of toughness improvement (multilayer material) and process simplification. This concept on one side will provide an advantage from the structural point of view, in terms of better impact damage performance; while on the other side major advantages will result on processing simplification, in particular including improved cycle times and lower energy consumptions, since it does not require the use of an autoclave curing phase. As of today, its usage has been limited to fabricate panels, only at laboratory level; hence, a suitable improvement finalized to process in industrial environment is needed. Proposed process techniques and assembly will be the first step towards the industrial application of the innovative material. Consortium has set a target for weight saving not less than 5% for primary structures. Further reduction of full life cycle cost is expected from scrape material and end of life structures recycling.
Sediment grain–size characteristics and relevant correlations to the aeolian environment in China's eastern desert region

To identify characteristics of aeolian activity and the aeolian environment in China's eastern desert region, this study collected surface sediment samples from the main desert and sandy lands in this region: the Hobq Desert and the Mu Us, Otindag, Horqin, and Hulunbuir sandy lands. We analyzed the grain-size characteristics and their relationships to three key environmental indicators: drift potential, the dune mobility index, and vegetation cover. The main sediment components are fine to medium sands, with poor (Hulunbuir) to moderate (all other areas) sorting, of unimodal to bimodal distribution. This suggests that improved sorting is accomplished by the loss of both relatively coarser and finer grains. Since 2000, China's eastern desert region has generally experienced low wind energy environmental conditions, resulting in decreased dune activity. In the Hobq Desert, however, the dry climate and sparse vegetation, in conjunction with the most widely distributed mobile dune area in the eastern desert region, have led to frequent and intense aeolian activity, including wind erosion, sand transport, and deposition, resulting in conditions for good sediment sorting. In the Mu Us, Otindag, and Horqin sandy lands, mosaic distribution has resulted from wind erosion-dominated and deposition-dominated aeolian environments. In the Hulunbuir Sandy Land, high precipitation, low temperatures, and steppe vegetation have resulted in well-developed soils; however, strong winds and flat terrain have created an aeolian environment dominated by wind erosion.
Next generation security platform to safeguard critical applications and sensitive digital assets

The need to improve data protection has only grown in the past years, fuelled by a large number of high-profile cybercrimes that involved taking over digital assets. One of the most significant data breaches has been the successful theft of 143m customer records from a consumer credit reporting agency Equifax (US)—a cybercrime with devastating consequences due to the type of personally identifiable information stolen & its knock-on effect on the credit markets. Impact on the new businesses dealing with novel technology is even more devastating. The largest cryptoexchange Mt. Gox (JP) went bankrupt in 2014 because of an attack that resulted in $473m of cryptocurrencies stolen, greatly damaging public perception of cryptocurrencies & blockchain-related companies.
We have developed ARCAone—a combined hardware & software solution that provides a secure execution & storage environment for various digital assets (from tokens & cryptocurrencies to cryptographic keys & other sensitive data).  ARCAone is a highly secure environment that adheres to the existing security standards, supports state-of-the-art security protocols & complies with regulatory requirements. It offers a broad range of functionality & is future-proof.
Since our foundation in May 2018 we have raised €1.4m & earned €246,000 in beta sales. Our team members have worked on the most secure software such as OpenBSD & OpenSSH.
We will commercialize ARCAone platform through vertical applications built on top of it—we are building the 1st applications ourselves & will involve 3rd party developers for the others. This will allow us to focus on the ARCAone SDK & application marketplace while achieving the scale through 3rd party applications. We will start with the financial segment & IoT, then move to cloud services & other segments.
ANSELOMA POR VERRECCHIA MARIO

«PEDIDO DE FACILITAÇÃO REFERIDO NO ANÚNCIO PÚBLICO RELATIVO A SUBVENÇÕES DE PEQUENA DIMENSÃO A PME SUSPENSAS OU COM UMA DIMINUIÇÃO GRAVE DO VOLUME DE NEGÓCIOS»
The hallucinogenic world of tryptamines: an updated review

In the area of psychotropic drugs, tryptamines are known to be a broad class of classical or serotonergic hallucinogens. These drugs are capable of producing profound changes in sensory perception, mood and thought in humans and act primarily as agonists of the 5-HT2A receptor. Well-known tryptamines such as psilocybin contained in Aztec sacred mushrooms and N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), present in South American psychoactive beverage ayahuasca, have been restrictedly used since ancient times in sociocultural and ritual contexts. However, with the discovery of hallucinogenic properties of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) in mid-1900s, tryptamines began to be used recreationally among young people. More recently, new synthetically produced tryptamine hallucinogens, such as alpha-methyltryptamine (AMT), 5-methoxy-N,N-dimethyltryptamine (5-MeO-DMT) and 5-methoxy-N,N-diisopropyltryptamine (5-MeO-DIPT), emerged in the recreational drug market, which have been claimed as the next-generation designer drugs to replace LSD ('legal' alternatives to LSD). Tryptamine derivatives are widely accessible over the Internet through companies selling them as 'research chemicals', but can also be sold in 'headshops' and street dealers. Reports of intoxication and deaths related to the use of new tryptamines have been described over the last years, raising international concern over tryptamines. However, the lack of literature pertaining to pharmacological and toxicological properties of new tryptamine hallucinogens hampers the assessment of their actual potential harm to general public health. This review provides a comprehensive update on tryptamine hallucinogens, concerning their historical background, prevalence, patterns of use and legal status, chemistry, toxicokinetics, toxicodynamics and their physiological and toxicological effects on animals and humans.
Oxygenation of a fluid

Method and apparatus for producing an oxygenated fluid. In accordance with various embodiments, a flow of pressurized fluid is established. A flow of oxygen is injected into the flow of pressurized fluid to provide a fluid/oxygen mixture. The mixture is passed through a venturi assembly in the presence of a magnetic field established by an adjacent magnetic assembly. The mixture is next flowed from the venturi assembly to a gas/liquid separation tank, where a liquid component of the mixture is passed downstream with a selected dissolved oxygen content and a gas component is directed back for injection into the pressurized fluid flow.
INHERENTLY COLOURED POLYESTER POLYMERS, FIBERS OR FILAMENTS AND PROCESS FOR PRODUCING THEM

Inherently coloured polyester polymers, fibers or filaments with controlled branching or even linear structures comprising chromophoric co-monomer in their backbone. Processes for preparing the above inherently coloured polyester polymers, fibers or filaments is also disclosed. Inherently coloured polyester of the invention is used in many forms or applications selected from fibres, filaments, woven and non-woven yarns, knitted or moulded articles.
RADIAL FLOW HEAT EXCHANGER

A radial flow heat exchanger (10) for heating or cooling a fluid includes: a sealed fluid manifold (12); a sealed fluid receiving hub (15) is spaced interiorly of the interior peripheral portion of the manifold (12) and inlcuding a passageway for passage of fluid into or out of the heat exchanger (10); a plurality of separate and spaced fluid flow tubes (20) are disposed between the manifold (12) and the hub (15). Each of the tubes (20) are in sealed fluid communication with the manifold (12) and with the hub (15). A fin assembly (25) is positioned between the minfold (12) and the hub (15) and includes a heat conducting material arranged at spaced intervals between the manifold (12) and the hub (15).
Contributo al capitale circolante per PPUH Geco sp. z o.o.

Il progetto riguarda il sostegno dell'imprenditore nel fornire liquidità finanziaria e il sostegno alle attività in corso a causa delle difficoltà finanziarie incontrate dall'imprenditore a causa dell'epidemia di COVID-19. Assistenza finanziaria erogata nell'ambito del programma n. SA.57015 (2020/N)
Analysis of cross-correlation detector for passive radar applications

For passive radar target detection, the cross-correlation (CC) based detector is a popular method, which cross-correlates the signal received in a reference channel (RC) and the signal in a surveillance channel (SC). The CC is simple to implement and resembles the optimum matched filter (MF) in idealistic conditions. However, there is limited understanding on its performance in realistic passive sensing environments with non-negligible noise in the RC and direct-path interference in the SC. This paper examines such effects on the detection performance of the CC detector. First, closed-form expressions for the probabilities of false alarm and detection of the CC detector are derived by using a central limit theory based approximation, which are verified with Monte Carlo simulations. Then, we show analytically to what extent the noise in the RC and the direct-path interference in the SC should be suppressed in order to achieve a desired performance loss of the CC detector with respect to the MF. These results are useful in designing practical CC solutions for passive radar sensing.
SICURNET LIGURIA S.R.L.

DIE INVESTITIONEN ZUR STEIGERUNG DER PRODUKTIVITÄT UND WETTBEWERBSFÄHIGKEIT DES UNTERNEHMENS WERDEN IN FOLGENDEN BEREICHEN REALISIERT: INVESTITIONEN IN INVESTITIONSGÜTER: 1. KAUF EINES NEUEN FAHRZEUGMOTIVS: DAS UNTERNEHMEN VERFÜGT ÜBER SIEBEN QUALIFIZIERTE TECHNIKER IN SPEZIFISCHEN AUFGABEN. ES IST OFT NOTWENDIG, MIT VERSCHIEDENEN ARTEN VON INTERVENTIONEN, AUCH MIT DRINGENDER NATUR, AM SELBEN TAG UMZUGEHEN. UM AUF DRINGENDE ANRUFE ZU REAGIEREN, SIND SIE OFT GEZWUNGEN, ZWEI EXPERTEN MIT EINEM DRINGENDEN ANRUF IN EIN HAUPTQUARTIER ZU SCHICKEN UND DIE GEWÖHNLICHE ARBEIT, DIE SIE GELEISTET HABEN, ZU UNTERBRECHEN. DIES FÜHRT OFT DAZU, DASS GEWÖHNLICHE ARBEITEN NICHT AUSGEFÜHRT WERDEN. IN ÄHNLICHER WEISE WERDEN ZWEI TECHNIKER ZUSAMMEN FÜR DIE VERWALTUNG DER GEWÖHNLICHEN ARBEIT FREIGEGEBEN. ALL DIES AUFGRUND EINES UNZUREICHENDEN TECHNISCHEN/AUTO-VERHÄLTNISSES. OBJECTIVE/BENEFICI:DOTARE JEDER TECHNIKER EINES FAHRZEUGS ERMÖGLICHT ES IHNEN, DIE ARBEIT MIT MEHR SPEZIFITÄT ZU PROGRAMMIEREN, MIT PERSONAL IN ZAHLEN
A Fast Algorithm for Nonnegative Matrix Factorization and Its Convergence

Nonnegative matrix factorization (NMF) has recently become a very popular unsupervised learning method because of its representational properties of factors and simple multiplicative update algorithms for solving the NMF. However, for the common NMF approach of minimizing the Euclidean distance between approximate and true values, the convergence of multiplicative update algorithms has not been well resolved. This paper first discusses the convergence of existing multiplicative update algorithms. We then propose a new multiplicative update algorithm for minimizing the Euclidean distance between approximate and true values. Based on the optimization principle and the auxiliary function method, we prove that our new algorithm not only converges to a stationary point, but also does faster than existing ones. To verify our theoretical results, the experiments on three data sets have been conducted by comparing our proposed algorithm with other existing methods.
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING INTRA- AND EXTRA- GRANULAR FRACTIONS

A pharmaceutical composition comprising i) an mtra-granular fraction containing a pharmaceutically acceptable active component and a first excipient and 11) an extra-granular fraction containing a second excipient The pharmaceutical composition is characterized by being substantially surfactant-free and by exhibiting a rapid-dissolution profile.
Innovative medical protons achromatic calorimeter and tracker

The iMPACT project focuses on the realization of a proton Computed Tomography (pCT) scanner capable of acquiring a target full 3D image with 1s exposure, therefore opening the way to the practical application of proton imaging technique in medical radiotherapy treatments. Such cutting-edge particles scanner combines innovative ideas devised for the future High Energy Physics experiments together with original developments in the microelectronic field to enable charged particles imaging at the GHz scale.
     
In recent years the use of hadrons (1H and 12C ions) for cancer radiation treatment has become an established technique and many facilities are currently operational or under construction worldwide. To fully exploit the therapeutic advantages offered by hadron therapy, precise target (body) imaging for accurate beam delivery is decisive. pCT systems, currently in their R&D phase, provide the ultimate in low dose (< 2 mGy), 3D imaging for hadrons treatment guidance. Key components of a pCT system are the detectors used to track the protons and measure their residual energy.

The iMPACT scanner, composed by a proprietary monolithic pixels tracking detector and an innovative achromatic calorimeter, will improve current pCT imaging speed by more than a factor 100, leading to potential recording times of about 1 second for a full 3D target image (compared to present ≈ 10 minutes). The iMPACT detector will also have higher spatial resolution (equal or better than 10 µm) and lower material budget (by a factor 10) respect to state of the art systems, further enhancing 3D imaging accuracy. 

Not least when considering actual industrial application, production costs will be far lower than existent systems, because all sensors will be designed with commercially available technologies, making it possible to move pCT from the academic research realm to that of viable medical equipment.
Cyanated macrocycles for electron and ion transport

The aim of the proposed project is to develop redox-active macrocycles for excellent electron and ion transporting materials. Such mixed ionic-electronic conductors are important for various state-of-the-art applications, for example organic battery electrodes, electrochemical transistors, electrochromic devices, and light-emitting electrochemical cells. So far, macrocycles are considerably underexplored regarding these applications; important aspects such as straightforward synthesis and self-assembly are usually not taken into account. The proposed project is going to change this by introducing new molecular design concepts; thereby, the project is expected to yield macrocycles with excellent electron and ion transport properties and to attract significant attention to macrocycles regarding the above mentioned applications.
Cyanated paracyclophanetetraenes and related compounds with different aromatic units are selected as the target materials. Such fully unsaturated shape-persistent macrocycles often feature desirable properties, due to their strain and low conformational flexibility. Regarding the aim of electron transport, it is particularly useful that the macrocyclic structure facilitates intermolecular contacts and charge transport. Regarding the aim of ion transport, the potential self-assembly of shape-persistent macrocycles into tubular superstructures is encouraging as such structures can provide channels for the transport of ions.
The specific objectives of the project are (i) the development and optimization of syntheses towards cyanated paracyclophanetetraenes using model compounds, (ii) the preparation of these cyanated macrocycles and related compounds with different aromatic units, and (iii) the investigation of their redox and self-assembly properties as well as the demonstration of their excellent electron and ion transport properties in devices such as transistors and batteries.
Covariance tracking: architecture optimizations for embedded systems

Covariance matching techniques have recently grown in interest due to their good performances for object retrieval, detection, and tracking. By mixing color and texture information in a compact representation, it can be applied to various kinds of objects (textured or not, rigid or not). Unfortunately, the original version requires heavy computations and is difficult to execute in real time on embedded systems. This article presents a review on different versions of the algorithm and its various applications; our aim is to describe the most crucial challenges and particularities that appeared when implementing and optimizing the covariance matching algorithm on a variety of desktop processors and on low-power processors suitable for embedded systems. An application of texture classification is used to compare different versions of the region descriptor. Then a comprehensive study is made to reach a higher level of performance on multi-core CPU architectures by comparing different ways to structure the information, using single instruction, multiple data (SIMD) instructions and advanced loop transformations. The execution time is reduced significantly on two dual-core CPU architectures for embedded computing: ARM Cortex-A9 and Cortex-A15 and Intel Penryn-M U9300 and Haswell-M 4650U. According to our experiments on covariance tracking, it is possible to reach a speedup greater than ×2 on both ARM and Intel architectures, when compared to the original algorithm, leading to real-time execution.