SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Imbalance of CPU temperatures in a blade system and its impact for power consumption of fans

We are now developing a new metric of data center power efficiency to fairly evaluate the contribution of each improvement for power efficiency. In order to develop it, we built a testbed of a data center and measured power consumption of each components and environmental variables in some detail, including the power consumption and temperature of each node, rack and air conditioning unit, as well as load on the CPU, Disk I/O and the network. In these measurements we found that there was a significant imbalance of CPU temperatures that caused an imbalance in the power consumption of fans. We clarified the relationship between CPU load and fan speed, and showed that scheduling or rearrangement of nodes could reduce the power consumption of fans. We reduced fan power consumption by a maximum of 62% and total power consumption by a maximum of 12% by changing the scheduling of five nodes, changing the nodes used from hot nodes to cool nodes.
Limits Of Quantum Information In Weak Interaction Processes Of Hyperons

We analyze the achievable limits of the quantum information processing of the weak interaction revealed by hyperons with spin. We find that the weak decay process corresponds to an interferometric device with a fixed visibility and fixed phase difference for each hyperon. Nature chooses rather low visibilities expressing a preference to parity conserving or violating processes (except for the decay Σ(+)→ pπ(0)). The decay process can be considered as an open quantum channel that carries the information of the hyperon spin to the angular distribution of the momentum of the daughter particles. We find a simple geometrical information theoretic interpretation of this process: two quantization axes are chosen spontaneously with probabilities where α is proportional to the visibility times the real part of the phase shift. Differently stated, the weak interaction process corresponds to spin measurements with an imperfect Stern-Gerlach apparatus. Equipped with this information theoretic insight we show how entanglement can be measured in these systems and why Bell's nonlocality (in contradiction to common misconception in literature) cannot be revealed in hyperon decays. Last but not least we study under which circumstances contextuality can be revealed.
Development of design design wireless temperature measurement system for children from Termipol

The aim of the project is to carry out a professional design process aimed at introducing an innovative wireless electronic thermometer for measuring children’s temperature in continuous mode. The scope of the project includes the purchase of specialised advisory services which will contribute to the realisation of tasks such as: 1.Development of a product implementation strategy on the market 2.Developing a prototype of PC 3 computers.Developing a prototype of the mobile application 4.Project and tests of a teromometer measuring sensor The project does not plan to incur expenses related to Regional Investment Aid. The results of the tasks will be the introduction of an electronic thermometer with an integral mobile application on the market. As a result of the activities carried out, a single design project will be implemented – an innovative wireless system for measuring children’s temperature in continuous mode, called the ‘electronic thermometer’. Reference number of the aid programme: Regulation of the Minister of Infrastructure and Development of 10 July 2015 on the granting of financial assistance by the Polish Agency for the Development of Enterprise under the Operational Programme Intelligent Development, 2014-2020 (Dz. U. of 2018, item. 871, as amended), reference number of the aid scheme SA.42799(2015/X)
um alojamento de conector com um elemento de travamento de contato compreendendo um elemento de engatamento

resumo patente de invenção: "um alojamento de conector com um elemento de travamento de contato compreendendo um elemento de engatamento". a invenção refere-se a um alojamento de conector (1) com um corpo de alojamento (2) e pelo menos um elemento de travamento (3) para prender elementos de contato. a fim de ser capaz de engatar o elemento de travamento (3) na sua posição de fixação (p) com uma força constante, a invenção permite que pelo menos um elemento de engatamento (12) seja arranjado em um lado do elemento de travamento (3) que está voltado para longe de uma extremidade fixa (29) do elemento de travamento (3).
NOVEL AMPIPHILIC DERIVATIVES OF ALPHA-C-PHENYL N-TERT-BUTYL NITRONE

Novel compounds, derivatives of alpha -C-phenyl N-tert -butyl nitrone, a method for production and use thereof for the preparation of medicaments for the prevention or treatment of diseases related to oxidative stress.
Feasibility study to evaluate a novel prostate cancer diagnostic

Palpation Diagnostics is developing the ProstaPalp technology, a novel in vivo medical device, which can measure the physical characteristics of the prostate during a routine digital rectal examination. The technology has been developed over the last 17 years in collaboration between clinicians at the Edinburgh Western General Hospital and engineers at Heriot-Watt University.

The technology addresses the unmet need of a diagnostic that can be used in the active monitoring and triaging of patients, with suspected prostate cancer. Every year more than 45 million men worldwide are screened for prostate cancer and 8 million men referred for a biopsy – around 1.3m biopsies in the EU. Around 75% of these biopsies are unnecessary. The biopsy procedure is painful and associated with a number of secondary complications, such as erectile dysfunction and
incontinence. Our device provides a triage test allowing patients without significant disease to be removed from the clinical care pathway. It can also be used to actively monitor those patients remaining. The commercial potential is significant, with an addressable global market of over £1bn. 

Palpation Diagnostics will conduct a feasibility study to detail the commercialisation route for the technology. It will further validate the clinical need, regulatory environment, quantify key markets, detail products development costs and route to market. The feasibility will complement an on-going clinical trial in Edinburgh and lead into an application for Phase 2 

Horizon funding. This will then be used for further clinical validation and product development. Our device can triage patient from the clinical pathway and provides a low cost approach for active monitoring. The
Prostapalp helps addresses the global and European challenge of spiralling healthcare costs, which is largely due to an aging population (EU Ageing Report: Economic and Budgetary Projections, 2012).
Harmonisation of regional data resources for cross-border planning

Common harmonised and broadly accessible cartography and data resources are lacking in the service sector of public administration. Such common resources shall be elaborated and implemented in the framework of ISA-Map. They represent the basis for the preparation of the cross-border planning and information instruments (e.g. traffic planning). The type of efficient and citizen-friendly access to modern information and telecommunication facilities to be established by ISA-Map as well as the services based on such facilities represent an important prerequisite for economic and social development. Common and harmonised basic resources must be made available to the actors of spatial development policy to allow an exchange of know-how and experience so as to ensure efficient and sustainable implementation. The ISA- Map project will focus upon the following main objectives: - better utilisation of modern communication facilities to improve the access to knowledge and the information society for the purposes of integrated spatial development, especially in rural regions or other disadvantaged regions. - supporting regional and spatial development policy through modern information and communication technology and corresponding service facilities provided by public administrations on a local, regional and national level. - raising the awareness of ICT applications also in the field of spatial development policy. - harmonisation of educational and spatial policies with a view to improving further development and networks between educational and research facilities and institutions involved in the transfer of know-how and technology.
Slovenian centre of excellence for agricultural sciences

In Slovenia Sustainable food production and Ecology are now key priorities of all national strategies. However as a small country it faces lack of financial and human resources which are moreover dispersed along different research institutions. A justified model for governmental investment in a top research CoE is to horizontally unite the research capacities around existing infrastructure. KIS being the only public research institute in the field of agriculture with its mission and research facilities and experimental stations across Slovenia, has the potential to integrate RDI efforts in the field. 
The goal of the project is to establish a Slovenian Center of Excellence in Agricultural Sciences (SLO-ACE) as a joint initiative of Agricultural Institute of Slovenia - KIS (supported by five top research Slovenian institutes) and two world-class institutes i.e. Aarhus University (AU), Denmark and Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA), France. 
The Teaming project will aim to:
• improve research and innovation performance of KIS and capacity of Slovenian agriculture to achieve a competitive position on the national, regional and global level
• increase the Slovenian scientific capabilities and enable agriculture sector to engage in a strategic growth path for economic development
• establish links with innovative clusters
• provide access to foreign knowledge flanked with technological modernizations and increased mobility of qualified scientists
The expected impact is to achieve significant improvement of research in agriculture and food and innovation culture in Slovenia and to create a development model transferable within the South East European regions. Benefits will also accrue to the partners’ institutions from the more intensive R&I performers, in terms of access to new research avenues, increased creativity and development of new approaches as basis for innovation, as well as a source for increased mobility of scientists.
Predicting Fork Visibility Performance on Programming Language Interoperability in Open Source Projects

Despite a variety of programming languages adopted in open source (OS) projects, fork variation on some languages has been minimal and slow to be adopted, and there is little research as to why this is so. We therefore employed a K-nearest neighbours (KNN) technique to predict the fork visibility performance of a productive language from a pool of programming languages adopted in projects. In total, 38 showcase OS projects from 2012 to 2016 were downloaded from the GitHub website and categorized into different levels of programming language adoption clusters. Among 33 languages, JavaScript is one of the popular languages that adopted by community. It has been predicted the language chosen when fork visibility is high can increase project longevity as a highly visible language is likely to occur more often in projects with a significant number of interoperable programming languages and high language fork count. Conversely, a low fork language reduces longevity in projects with an insignificant number of interoperable programming languages and low fork count. Our results reveal the survival of a productive language is in response to high language visibility (large fork number) and high interoperability of multiple programming languages.
Who decides? Balancing competing interests in the Assisted Suicide debate

This thesis examines the subject of assisted dying in the UK. This subject raises complex legal and ethical issues about autonomy, capacity and human rights. For the last 30 years 69 to 82 per cent of the British population has consistently stated support for a change in legislation to allow a choice of an assisted death for the terminally ill and mentally competent adult. Such laws do exist in other jurisdictions, but there is currently no law in the UK allowing such an act despite proposals in both Westminster and the Scottish Parliament. 
This thesis will examine the background of the assisted dying movement in the UK, from its origins and conception to the present day, to enable consideration of the central argument of this paper which is that, if the UK public are pronouncing strong support for a change in the law and have done so for some time, then why are we not seeing this support materialise in the form of legislation. In particular, this thesis looks at the influential stakeholders in the UK assisted dying debate and assesses the impact they may have on members of Parliament. The groups include professional medical bodies such as the British Medical Association (BMA) and the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), vulnerable groups and religious bodies to understand why they have opposed various legislative proposals. A central theme is to try to reconcile this opposition with the evidence which clearly shows that the UK public would favour a change in the law. 
There is considerable information on the subject publicly available via the media and academics; this thesis will be useful in providing a succinct point of reference as to why the law stands as it does at present. Other jurisdictions will be considered and compared to the UK. The question of how they have managed to overcome the thematic obstacles which occur will be addressed, and it will be argued that such legislation may now be appropriate in the UK.
12-month effects of stabilized hyaluronic acid gel compared with saline for rejuvenation of aging hands.

In this evaluator-blind, placebo-controlled study, microinjections of stabilized hyaluronic acid (HA) gel for rejuvenation of aging hands were evaluated. Patients received three injections of 1.0 ml HA gel (20 mg/ml HA) in the dorsum of one hand and 1.0 ml saline in the other, over 3 months (M). Treatments were compared up to M03; comparisons with Day 1 (D01) were made up to M05 and M12 (extension study). Efficacy was evaluated by patients and investigators using the Global Aesthetic Improvement Scale (GAIS). Self-assessment questionnaires, biomechanical measurements, and adverse events (AEs) were analyzed. Thirty women (mean age: 53 years) provided data up to M05. At M03, HA gel treatment improved hand skin condition in all patients versus D01, according to the GAIS; improvements were sustained to M12. Mean patient scores at M01-M03 were significantly higher for HA gel than for saline (P<0.05). Self-assessment questionnaire grades up to M03 were generally significantly better for HA gel versus saline (P<0.05); grades were maintained to M12. Statistically significant improvements with HA gel in hydration and elasticity was demonstrated at M03, compared with D01 and saline (P<0.05), and in terms of skin roughness versus D01. Maximum roughness (P<0.05) and waviness (P<0.01) were significantly improved versus saline. All AEs were mild and anticipated, with no serious AEs. Overall, HA gel injections were generally well tolerated and efficacious for rejuvenation of aging hands compared with saline. Sustained improvements at 12 months compared with baseline indicate that efficacy could be maintained long term.
Penumbral rescue by normobaric o=o administration in patients with ischaemic stroke and target mismatch profile: a phase ii proof-of-concept trial

Ischemic stroke (IS), caused by occlusion of arteries that supply blood to the brain, remains a leading cause of mortality and morbidity in the world. Disruption of blood and oxygen supply to the brain leads to neuronal death in the ischemic core within minutes. The hypoperfused tissue surrounding the ischemic core, the penumbra, is at high risk for infarction over time but still salvageable. Neuroprotective â€œbridgingâ€, sustaining the penumbra until reperfusion, may widen the therapeutic window, make recanalization treatments accessible to more patients and improve overall IS outcomes.
As ischemic cell death is primarily mediated by hypoxia, increasing oxygen supply to the penumbra seems THE logical approach. In animal models of IS, normobaric hyperoxygenation (NBHO) significantly increased penumbral oxygen pressure and attenuated brain injury when initiated early after onset of ischaemia and vessel occlusion was transient (35 to 50% infarct volume reduction).
The PROOF project now seeks to demonstrate that NBHO (high-flow 100% oxygen at >45 L/min via a non-rebreather mask, or FiO2=1.0 for intubation/ventilation) reduces infarct growth from baseline to 24 hours compared to standard treatment if administered â‰¤3 hours after onset of anterior circulation IS, in patients with proximal vessel occlusion and salvageable tissue at risk. The study is multi-center, adaptive phase-IIb, randomized, open-label with blinded-endpoint (PROBE design).
The primary efficacy criterion will be infarct growth from baseline to 24 hours. Secondary endpoints will be NIHSS 24h, categorical shift in the pre-stroke modified Rankin Score, QoL and cognition at day 90.
Potential surrogate biomarkers, health economics and societal impacts will be assessed.
If NBHO proves its neuroprotective potential in this selected population, phase-III trials in all IS patients may be undertaken. Considering its low costs and ease of use, NBHO may impact stroke care worldwide.
Economic Management of Marine Living Resources: A Practical Introduction

This textbook has two main objectives. Firstly, it outlines the problems associated with the management and conservation of marine living resources, with particular attention given to the twin concepts of economic value and sustainability. It demonstrates the contribution that economics can make to understanding these problems as well as helping to frame policies to mitigate them. Secondly, it looks in detail at the key methods that may be used to collect and analyse socio-economic data, oriented towards the information needs of decision makers and stakeholders involved in fisheries management. Together, these two objectives address the question: how does society make the best use of its marine living resources?
Temporal and Spatial Variations in Freshwater <sup>14</sup>C Reservoir Effects: Lake Mývatn, Northern Iceland

Lake Mývatn is an interior highland lake in northern Iceland that forms a unique ecosystem of international scientific importance and is surrounded by a landscape rich in archaeological and paleoenvironmental sites. A significant freshwater reservoir effect (FRE) has been identified in carbon from the lake at some Viking (about AD 870–1000) archaeological sites in the wider region (Mývatnssveit). Previous accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) measurements indicated this FRE was about 1500–1900 14 C yr. Here, we present the results of a study using stable isotope and 14 C measurements to quantify the Mývatn FRE for both the Viking and modern periods. This work has identified a temporally variable FRE that is greatly in excess of previous assessments. New, paired samples of contemporaneous bone from terrestrial herbivores and omnivores (including humans) from Viking sites demonstrate at least some omnivore diets incorporated sufficient freshwater resources to result in a herbivore-omnivore age offset of up to 400 14 C yr. Modern samples of benthic detritus, aquatic plants, zooplankton, invertebrates, and freshwater fish indicate an FRE in excess of 5000 14 C yr in some species. Likely geothermal mechanisms for this large FRE are discussed, along with implications for both chronological reconstruction and integrated investigation of stable and radioactive isotopes.
A Remote Educational Video Dynamic Image Sharp Processing Algorithm

In distance education network transmission process, because transmission distance is too long, transmission network will be affected by complicated external environment factors, which leads to network failure and failure in remote education video image formation, and finally causes unsmooth transmission. This paper puts forward a distributed network fault detection technology to perform fault detection for remote education transmission network nodes and characteristic analysis of the use of network fault by using genetic neural network, accurately locate fault node area so as to realize the remote education networks fault detection. Experiments show that this method can avoid distance education network fault resulted from long transmission distance and improve the transmission efficiency of remote education video image.
Quistes de Dinoflagelados de! Cenomaniense superior y Turoniense inferior de Ganuza, Navarra. I -Paleontología sistemática.

La secuencia estratigrafica de la sección compuesta de Ganuza presenta un transito Cenomaniense-Turoniense expandido, cuyos materiales se depositaron sobre una plataforma media a externa. Presenta una potencia cinco veces mayor que la de los materiales correspondientes en la sección de Pueblo (Colorado, EEUU) y el doble que la de los de Eastbourne (sur de Inglaterra). Se han estudiado 42 muestras para dinoquistes y, en cada muestra, se han escogido al azar unos 300 ejemplares. Las asociaciones de dinoquistes son muy ricas; se han reconocido un total de 139 especies y subespecies, con un mínimo de 25 y un maximo de 49 especies por muestra. No obstante, los taxones dominantes son cuatro: Exochosphaeridium phragmites, Spiniferites multibrevis, Spiniferites ramosus y Trichodinium castanea. Es de notar que el transito Cenomaniense-Turoniense esta caracterizado por la sucesión de varios biomarcadores importantes, tales como los ultimos registros de Litosphaeridium siphoniphorum y Epelidosphaeridia spinosa (en el Cenomaniense terminal) y el primer registro de Senoniasphaera rotundata (en el Turoniense inferior).
Along the Appian Way. Storytelling and Memory across Time and Space in Mobile Augmented Reality

In this indirect augmented reality system we have reconstructed about 1 km of the Via Appia Antica with three time periods represented: 320 CE, 71 BCE, and 49 BCE. This situated simulation explores the notion of narrative movement and travel across space and time in a cultural heritage context. The transitions between the temporal phases are triggered by the users active repositioning on location. Included in the system is also a quiz consisting of verbal and image–based alternatives to a variety of questions related to the information provided in the virtual environments. We describe the main elements of the simulation, its technical solution and production, as well as the feedback from real users testing on location. We close with a reflection on the multimodal quiz and how it relates to memory and learning.