SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
METHOD FOR HYBRID PROCESSING OF MAGNESIUM ALLOYS (VARIANTS)

The invention relates to the field of mechanical engineering and aerospace, and also of medical materials technology, where alloys on the basis of magnesium can be used as construction and/or bioresorption materials. A method for processing magnesium alloys comprises homogenizing annealing at a temperature of 350-450ºС, isothermal multi-axial forging, which can be carried out in steps in a temperature range of 425-275ºС in increments in a range of 10°-40ºС with a gradual increase in the upset speed from 2 to 20 mm/min providing a total actual upsetting ratio in the range of 6-10, and isothermal rolling, which can be implemented at a temperature of 300-200ºС in a number of passes where the upsetting ratio in each pass is a maximum of 7% and the total actual upsetting ratio brought about by rolling is of the order of 1.
A Case Control Study Reveals that Polyomaviruria Is Significantly Associated with Interstitial Cystitis and Vesical Ulceration

To investigate whether polyomaviruses contribute to interstitial cystitis pathogenesis.A prospective study was performed with 50 interstitial cystitis cases compared with 50 age-matched, disease-free controls for the frequency of polyomaviruria. Associations between polyomaviruria and disease characteristics were analysed in cases. Polyomavirus in urine and bladder tissue was detected with species (JC virus vs. BK virus) specific, real-time PCR.Case patients were reflective of interstitial cystitis epidemiology with age range from 26-88 years (median 58) and female predominance (41/50 F). There was a significant increase in the frequency of polyomavirus shedding between cases and controls (p<0.02). Polyomavirus shedding, in particular BK viruria, was associated with vesical ulceration, a marker of disease severity, among interstitial cystitis cases after adjustment for age and sex (OR 6.8, 95% CI 1.89-24.4). There was a significant association among cases between the presence of BK viruria and response to intravesical Clorpactin therapy (OR 4.50, 95% CI 1.17-17.4).The presence of polyomaviruria was found to be associated with the ulcerative form of interstitial cystitis. Clorpactin, which has anti-DNA virus activity, was more likely to improve symptoms in the presence of BK viruria. These data from this pilot study suggest associations between polyomaviruria and interstitial cystitis warranting further investigation.
Professionalisation of services in the field of manufacturing industrial valve bodies with an opportunity to dynamise the development of PROPART Sp. z o.o.

The subject of the project will be the purchase of innovative machines and software, which will allow the development of PROPART activities and solve existing production problems. The applicant plans to purchase:- Lathe-frezarskie Centrum – szt.2- Milling Center – pc.1- Measurement software with standards – pcs. 1- Lengthmeter – pcs.1 The selection of types and parameters planned to purchase equipment is the result of R & D works carried out in order to improve the production process of the products themselves, i.e. bodies of industrial valves (SNV). The purchase of these devices will allow the company to implement innovations concerning the technological process, the product and the organisation of work. According to the opinion, this is a world-wide innovation for no more than 5 years. In much of the project, the implementation of the project concerns the improvement of the process of processing industrial valve bodies, including left and right threads in one hole using different methods (rolling, milling, opening), which is the result of R & D work carried out (through PROPART in cooperation with PUT). Professional control tools – length meter and software will be purchased. This will allow PROPART to provide a new service, control and measurement tests carried out for other entities, as the software will allow, inter alia, the transmission of data on external measurements. The project will be implemented in Mianowice near Kępno. The investment will meet the needs of the company as well as the market. In terms of the offer, it will be possible to implement a new production process and improve the product for which complaints have occurred due to the leakage of the thread. The project will ultimately lead to an increase in the company’s revenues, promotion of innovative products, building a strong position of the company on the market, attracting new contractors.
Business ecosystem for TRadition and INNOvation

TRINNO brings together 5 pro-active regions (4 learning /1 Advisory) to address a common challenge.

In areas suffering from effects of the economic crisis, traditional industrial models cannot compete. Partners note the need for a dynamic business support system, helping enterprises and aspiring entrepreneurs to apply benefits of digital innovation (digital manufacturing, Internet of things, big data, etc) to traditional sectors.

The overall objective is to promote competitiveness in EU regions through improving policy instruments for business support systems that focus on applying digital innovation in the local economy.

Changes are expected to policy instruments (ERDF ROP, measures for SME competitiveness) and, in turn, to local business support systems. Partners exchange Good Practices (GP) to improve projects financed by the policies and provide input to possible management improvements.

They achieve this with an interregional learning approach starting from 2 GP (Barcelona business support ecosystem / Tuscan measures to promote innovation in traditional manufacturing) and integrating them with experiences from other partners. Using workshops, visits, staff exchanges and communication, partners develop Action Plans that result in;
•	Improved policy instruments, focused on business support ecosystems merging the traditional economy with innovative models/tools;
•	Better targeted funding for business support;
•	Increased capacity among partner staff and political/technical stakeholders;
•	Consolidated partnerships of technical / policy stakeholders, maintained as part of the business ecosystem.

Policy makers, business support providers and end beneficiaries (enterprises/aspiring entrepreneurs) will benefit. TRINNO lays the foundations for a system to support local economies by taking advantage of digital innovation. A new generation of highly trained business support actors will be able to support a new generation of innovative workers in traditional sectors.
Religious-cultural heritage on the Ibero-American space: a comparative analysis of the potential of churches of carmo in Olinda (Brazil) and Faro (portugal) on the touristic context

The city of Olinda, located in the state of Pernambuco, Brazil, which received the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982, plays an important role in the tourist-cultural scenario of the country. At the same time, the city of Faro, in the Algarve, has emerged as one of the important tourist destinations in Portugal. Joining the two cities, the Nossa Senhora do Carmo Churchs present architectural and cultural standards and expressions that emerge as tourist and heritage attractions for both cities. The religious orders played an important role in the expansion of Portuguese art from the sixteenth century. The first Carmelite convent built in Brazil was in Olinda, in the year 1583, highlighting its historic perspective. The Nossa Senhora do Carmo church in Faro was built in 1719, due to a need to consolidate the religious movement in Faro society. In this context, this paper aims to identify convergences and divergences between the two monuments, as well as their potentialities and uses in the tourism context. To achieve the goal, the study was conducted by a qualitative approach, based on photographic analysis, observation in loco and semi-structured interviews with the actors responsible for the buildings. They were put in parallel construction standards, the interior ornamentation, the view as a tourist-cultural-religious attraction and religious, architectural and artistic influences in a Latin American context of the Carmelite order.
SETTING CLOTTING TIME FOR BLOOD SAMPLES

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, system and apparatus for setting a clotting time for a blood sample contained in a container in a laboratory device or test system, which includes setting a clotting start time for the blood sample, setting a clotting wait time to allow for the blood sample to clot, and on positive determination of the completion of the clotting wait time, automatically providing the blood sample for further processing in the laboratory.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONTROLLING EXHAUST GAS FLOW IN EXHAUST GAS RECIRCULATION GAS TURBINE SYSTEMS

A method of controlling an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) gas turbine system includes adjusting an angle of a plurality of inlet guide vanes of an exhaust gas compressor of the EGR gas turbine system, wherein the plurality of inlet guide vanes have a first range of motion defined by a minimum angle and a maximum angle, and wherein the angle is adjusted based on one or more monitored or modeled parameters of the EGR gas turbine system. The method further includes adjusting a pitch of a plurality of blower vanes of a recycle blower disposed upstream of the exhaust gas compressor, wherein the plurality of blower vanes have a second range of motion defined by a minimum pitch and a maximum pitch, and the pitch of the plurality of blower vanes is adjusted based at least on the angle of the plurality of inlet guide vanes.
A holistic opto-acoustic system for monitoring marine biodiversities

We present the SYMBIOSIS project to provide a mature, cost effective autonomous optco-acoustic prototype for the characterization, classification, and biomass evaluation of six target pelagic fish that are important to the fishery industry and that reflect on the health of the environment. The processing will be made in a real-time fashion onsite, and the results will be sent to a shore station. The system will be completely autonomous and will withstand three month deployment without recharging. We will demonstrate the capabilities of the system and its readiness to a TRL6 stage over three sea and ocean mooring sites.
SYMBIOSIS is devised as a blend of acoustic and optical components. The acoustic unit will include an active underwater acoustic array of 2X3 elements, to detect, classify, evaluate the biomass, and localize the predefined pelagic fish in the far field of 500m. The optical component will comprise of a fixed frame of six underwater optical cameras, and will perform machine learning-based classification and biomass evaluation in the near field of 2-3 attenuation lengths in low-light conditions. To conserve power the optical unit will be triggered upon detection from the acoustic unit, and will use the results from the acoustic localization. The system will be modular, both in term of performance and in terms of composition, and will adapt to different scenarios and cost requirements.
SYMBIOSIS will involve the university of Haifa, Israel (four groups); IMDEA Networks, Spain (two groups); Wireless and More, Italy; and EvoLogics, Germany. The academic partners have already developed all the technical components of the system, and have demonstrated preliminary results in multiple sea experiments. The industry partners have substantial experience with integrating acoustic and optical components for long-term sea development, and is a leading firm for the development of realtime underwater signal processing.
Microbial inhibitors: formation and effects on acetone-butanol-ethanol fermentation of lignocellulosic biomass

Biobutanol is a promising biofuel due to the close resemblance of its fuel properties to gasoline, and it is produced via acetone-butanol-ethanol (ABE) fermentation using Clostridium species. However, lignin in the crystalline structure of the lignin-cellulose-hemicellulose biomass complex is not readily consumed by the Clostridium; thus, pretreatment is required to degrade this complex. During pretreatment, some fractions of cellulose and hemicellulose are converted into fermentable sugars, which are further converted to ABE. However, a major setback resulting from common pretreatment processes is the formation of sugar and lignin degradation compounds, including weak acids, furan derivatives, and phenolic compounds, which have inhibitory effects on the Clostridium. In addition, butanol concentration above 13 g/L in the fermentation broth is itself toxic to most Clostridium strain(s). This review summarizes the current state-of-the-art knowledge on the formation of microbial inhibitors during the most common lignocellulosic biomass pretreatment processes. Metabolic effects of inhibitors and their impacts on ABE production, as well as potential solutions for reducing inhibitor formation, such as optimizing pretreatment process parameters, using inhibitor tolerant strain(s) with high butanol yield ability, continuously recovering butanol during ABE fermentation, and adopting consolidated bioprocessing, are also discussed.
Chronic exposure scenarios driving environmental risks of chemicals

CHRONIC aims at delivering a cohort of highly-skilled and informed future research leaders trained in understanding and
integrating, into risk-assessment practice, the long-term, low-dose chronic chemical exposure and their interactions with
other environmental stressors. CHRONIC research will support improved decision-making in risk assessment based on
uncertain and potentially conflicting information, and in the development of scientifically-based monitoring strategies. The
focus on low chronic exposure to contaminants in different environmental organisms (macrophytes, invertebrates,
vertebrates) and end-of-line systems (freshwater, sediment, soil) allow for a training that is broader than that achieved from
conventional narrower one-system concept generally included in PhD-programmes and in standard protection goals. Thus,
CHRONIC represents a paradigm shift in ERA methods and practices needed to deal with current and future contaminant
challenges. CHRONIC will include 13 PhD projects aimed at developing tools and approaches to identify relevant nonstandard
modes of toxicity for low chronic chemical exposure and integrate these with environmental stressors. CHRONIC
includes academic institutions, research centres, government institutions, SMEs, and an NGO all with extensive experience
in education and training and a high state-of-the-art scientific and technical expertise and infrastructure. The program will
therefore lay the basis for an integrated approach to environmental risk assessment that includes non-standard yet
ecologically relevant endpoints and low chronic exposure as key elements. CHRONIC include training-by-research, joint
courses covering technical, scientific, ethical, and transferable skills. Students will also engage actively in communication to
scientific and public communities and be enrolled in an ambitious intersectional networking exchange plan to increase
employability and provide a broad perspective to their future career plan.
ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN A POWER GENERATION PLANT

Method for managing electric power generated during periods of low demand, in an electric power market where consumption of electric power exhibits periods of different demands. The method includes upgrading solid fossil fuel by electromagnetic radiation (EMR) drying during the periods of low demand, storing and utilization of the upgraded fuel. Fuel utilization may include burning for electric power generation during periods of high demand, burning in another heat-consuming industrial process, or trading the fuel with another business entity. The EMR drying used in the method includes reducing the inherent moisture content in the upgraded fossil fuel at least in half.
Moyamoya disease: diagnosis and interventions

Moyamoya disease is a rare cause of stroke, radiologically characterised by progressive stenosis of the terminal portion of the internal carotid arteries and compensatory capillary collaterals. The discovery that RNF213, which encodes an unconventional E3 ubiquitin ligase, is the major susceptibility gene for moyamoya disease in people from east Asia has opened new avenues for investigation into the mechanisms of disease and potential treatment targets. The Arg4810Lys variant of the gene is most strongly associated with moyamoya disease, but the penetrance is lower than 1%, suggesting a synergistic relationship with additional environmental and genetic risk factors. White people carry less common non-Arg4810Lys variants of RNF213, which partly explains the lower prevalence of moyamoya disease in European countries and in the USA than in east Asian countries. Several monogenic moyamoya syndromes possess the radiological characteristics of moyamoya disease and have been associated with multiple genes and pathways involved in moyamoya angiopathy pathogenesis. Further clarification of the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to the emergence of moyamoya angiopathy could enable development of new treatment strategies for moyamoya disease.
Special clothing and textile products of high utility properties based on a new generation of intelligent materials that will increase the effectiveness of health and social care for the elderly.

The project addresses the issue of special needs of clothing and textile products for elderly people who have specific requirements for clothing and other textile products for health and hygiene reasons. The intention is to improve or innovate products and processes that meet their needs. New functional and utility properties will contribute to a higher quality of their lives. a.
ALUMINUM ALLOY, EXTRUDED TUBE FORMED FROM ALUMINUM ALLOY, AND HEAT EXCHANGER

An aluminum alloy for heat exchanger applications and a method for fabricating a billet comprising the aluminum alloy are disclosed. The aluminum alloy includes an amount of silicon between 0.01 and 0.08wt%; an amount of iron between 0.03 and 0.12wt%; an amount of manganese 0.50 and 0.90wt%; an amount of titanium 0.1 and 0.15wt%; an amount of zinc between 0.05 and 0.10wt%; no more than 0.03wt% copper; no more than 0.008wt% nickel; no more than 0.03wt% other impurities; and a balance of aluminum. The ratio of iron and silicon to manganese ranges from 0.044 to 0.40, and the total wt% of zinc and titanium is between 0.15 and 0.25wt%. Fabrication of the billet includes heating and soaking the billet to a temperature between 575 °C and 625 °C and cooling the billet to 350 °C at a controlled rate between 100 °C and 225 °C per hour.
Chip scale photonic interconnects for energy-performance optimized computing

As computational performance continues to scale in chip multiprocessors with increasing numbers of cores, the gap between the available off-chip bandwidth and that which is required to appropriately feed the processors continues to widen under current architectures. For many high-performance computing applications, the bandwidth available for both on- and off-chip communications can play a vital role in efficient execution due to the use of data-parallel or data-centric algorithms. Electronic interconnected systems are increasingly bound by their communications infrastructure and the associated power dissipation of high-bandwidth data movement. Recent advances in chip-scale silicon photonic technologies have created the potential for developing optical interconnection networks that can offer highly energy efficient communications and significantly improve computing performance-per-Watt. This paper examines the design and performance of photonic networks-on-chip architectures that support both on-chip communication and off-chip memory access in an energy efficient manner.
AUTOMATIC DATA RESTORAL FOR MODEMS

This invention relates to the automatic restoral of data transmission by monitoring line degradation and switching to new lines (36, 38) when line quality falls below a prescribed standard. Data transmission is maintained on the leased lines (8, 10) while communication is being established on the dial lines (36, 38) so as not to disrupt data transmission. Energy is maintained on the dial lines (36, 38) at times when data is not being transmitted to prevent a change of channel on the dial lines (36, 38). A signal processor (30), associated memory (32), and analog interface circuitry (80) provide the data restoral functions. Control of the restoral procedure is handled by one modem (e.g., the calling modem (2)), and commands are sent to the other modem over either the leased lines (8, 10) or dial lines (36, 38). Communication is established across two leased lines (8, 10) and two dial lines (36, 38) in the dual line modulation mode and across one leased line (8) and one dial line (36) in the single line modulation mode.
Box-free printing blank packaging

A method for custom-printing double-thickness labels that are stored in a booklet (54) without the need for a box includes several steps. The first step is to prepare a die-cut, double-thickness label assembly (30). The assembly has a label sheet (48) with a printing surface and a back surface. The back surface is coated with a pressure-sensitive, temperature-stable adhesive (51). The assembly also has a release coated backing sheet (31), with the back surface of the label sheet (48) being adhesively mounted onto the release coated backing sheet (31). The label sheet and the backing sheet are substantially coextensive, the printing surface is entirely blank and the label sheet is die-cut to form individual labels. The label sheet is perforated into individual sections (82, 84 and 86), at least some of the sections being large enough for printing in office printers without jamming. The label sheet is folded into a booklet (54), and the booklet is secured shut. The user may separate one or more sections (82, 84, 86) from the label sheet. A personal office printer, such as a laser or inkjet printer or copier, prints onto the printing surface of the section or sections. The user removes a label from the sheet and applies the label to a substrate. The backing sheet forms the outside of the booklet and has company and product information and advertising (44) printed on it; and the booklet may have a mounting hole (56) at one end. As an alternative embodiment, the assembly may be a single-thickness sheet of heavy paper or cardstock having closed patterns of microperforations that define printable cards, such as business cards (102).