SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
La gestion de la colère et de l’agressivité dans la boxe : une perspective de genre

Au cours de deux dernières décennies, la présence des femmes dans les sports de combat n’a cessé d’augmenter. L’arrivée des femmes dans des pratiques traditionnellement considérées comme masculines a suscité un intérêt croissant de la recherche scientifique envers ce domaine. Les chercheurs se sont penchés avant toute chose sur la mise en évidence de la fonction d’ empowerment (autonomisation) des sports de combat, ainsi que de leur potentiel en termes de subversion des normes de genre (Butler, 1990). Cet article se propose d’examiner un autre aspect de ce phénomène, à savoir la gestion de la colère et de l’agressivité par les femmes dans la pratique de la boxe. Au-delà d’un examen de la littérature sur le sujet, j’ai mené des entretiens exploratoires semi-structurés avec des athlètes féminines et des entraîneurs du milieu de la boxe amateur et du milieu des gymnases autogérés de la ville de Milan. L’objectif de l’article est d’offrir un moyen de renverser la perspective sur les émotions dans le sport, afin de permettre non seulement de montrer ces émotions telles qu’elles sont généralement comprises, mais également d’établir une approche différente dans la boxe à travers une perspective de genre. Il en ressort un bouleversement des normes de genre dans le sport, dont l’effet va au-delà du sport lui-même. Les athlètes interviewées ont montré une attitude de non-conformité aux normes et aux représentations liées à la boxe masculine et révélé leur capacité à changer leur approche de la discipline elle-même.
Caregiver Substance Use and Child Outcomes: A Systematic Review

In spite of widespread concern that children living with substance-misusing caregivers are experiencing greater risk for maltreatment, little research examines the direct effects of caregiver substance use on child outcomes. This systematic review investigates the work done within and across disciplines of adult substance abuse, child welfare, and child mental health, including the measurement of key terms, conceptualization of primary variables, and suggested implications for translational science to practice. The findings of the review show considerable shortcomings for examining this complex problem. To move research forward, we suggest ways to improve measures and methods to provide more robust support for inferences about child maltreatment and mental health outcomes.
Quantum decimation in Hilbert space: Coarse graining without structure

We present a technique to coarse-grain quantum states in a finite-dimensional Hilbert space. Our method is distinguished from other approaches by not relying on structures such as a preferred factorization of Hilbert space or a preferred set of operators (local or otherwise) in an associated algebra. Rather, we use the data corresponding to a given set of states, either specified independently or constructed from a single state evolving in time. Our technique is based on principle component analysis (PCA), and the resulting coarse-grained quantum states live in a lower dimensional Hilbert space whose basis is defined using the underlying (isometric embedding) transformation of the set of fine-grained states we wish to coarse-grain. Physically, the transformation can be interpreted to be an "entanglement coarse-graining" scheme that retains most of the global, useful entanglement structure of each state, while needing fewer degrees of freedom for its reconstruction. This scheme could be useful for efficiently describing collections of states whose number is much smaller than the dimension of Hilbert space, or a single state evolving over time.
MODULAR BUILDING ASSEMBLY

A modular building assembly (10) formed from pie-shaped modules, the assembly comprising a metal framework of folded metal frame members formed as pie-shaped roof modules (13) forming a roof assembly, pie-shaped floor modules (11) forming a floor assembly, the roof assembly, a floor assembly being interconnected by wall frame modules (12) and the modules being externally clad to form the building assembly (10).
A PARTICIPAÇÃO EM FEIRAS INTERNACIONAIS 2018 TNP CONTRA UM INVESTIMENTO DE 15M' NO TRIÉNIO 2016-2018 PARA NOVAS INSTALAÇÕES DE PRODUÇÃO DECIDE HOJE REFORÇAR A PROMOÇÃO DA MARCA NOS PAÍSES DE EXPORTAÇÃO MAIS INTERESSANTES EM TERMOS DE DIMENSÃO E PODER DE COMPRA PARA GANHAR POSIÇÕES DE MERCADO A ATRIBUIR À NOVA CAPACIDADE DE PRODUÇÃO ADQUIRIDA COM O INVESTIMENTO E BENEFICIAR AMPLAMENTE DAS CONSEQUEN

A PARTICIPAÇÃO EM FEIRAS INTERNACIONAIS 2018 TNP CONTRA UM INVESTIMENTO DE 15M' NO TRIÉNIO 2016-2018 PARA NOVAS INSTALAÇÕES DE PRODUÇÃO DECIDE HOJE REFORÇAR A PROMOÇÃO DA MARCA NOS PAÍSES DE EXPORTAÇÃO MAIS INTERESSANTES EM TERMOS DE DIMENSÃO E PODER DE COMPRA PARA GANHAR POSIÇÕES DE MERCADO A ATRIBUIR À NOVA CAPACIDADE DE PRODUÇÃO ADQUIRIDA COM O INVESTIMENTO E BENEFICIAR AMPLAMENTE DAS CONSEQUENTES ECONOMIAS DE ESCALA.
Distinct Signature of Altered Homeostasis in Aging Rod Photoreceptors: Implications for Retinal Diseases

Advanced age contributes to clinical manifestations of many retinopathies and represents a major risk factor for age-related macular degeneration, a leading cause of visual impairment and blindness in the elderly. Rod photoreceptors are especially vulnerable to genetic defects and changes in microenvironment, and are among the first neurons to die in normal aging and in many retinal degenerative diseases. The molecular mechanisms underlying rod photoreceptor vulnerability and potential biomarkers of the aging process in this highly specialized cell type are unknown.To discover aging-associated adaptations that may influence rod function, we have generated gene expression profiles of purified rod photoreceptors from mouse retina at young adult to early stages of aging (1.5, 5, and 12 month old mice). We identified 375 genes that showed differential expression in rods from 5 and 12 month old mouse retina compared to that of 1.5 month old retina. Quantitative RT-PCR experiments validated expression change for a majority of the 25 genes that were examined. Macroanalysis of differentially expressed genes using gene class testing and protein interaction networks revealed overrepresentation of cellular pathways that are potentially photoreceptor-specific (angiogenesis and lipid/retinoid metabolism), in addition to age-related pathways previously described in several tissue types (oxidative phosphorylation, stress and immune response).Our study suggests a progressive shift in cellular homeostasis that may underlie aging-associated functional decline in rod photoreceptors and contribute to a more permissive state for pathological processes involved in retinal diseases.
Central Europe Upstreaming for Policy Excellence in Advanced Manufacturing & Industry 4.0 towards 2030

CEUP 2030 strives for excellence in policy making on Industry 4.0/Advanced Manufacturing in Central Europe. An upstreaming process is designed to meet the challenges & needs of available, high-quality innovation know-how in the CE area, which lacks sufficient cooperation & structure to really add-value at a policy-level & limits the competitive potential of connected regions. Transnational, multi-level learning supports regions to overcome this challenge. CEUP 2030 creates a comprehensive innovation system for policy making to set best-in-class structures (Trend&Innovation Networks, RIS3 Round Tables) & processes (Policy Learning Lab, Policy Intelligence Dashboard) for immediate use & long-term validity (Policy Framework 2021-2027). The status-quo is shifted through intensive, mutual triple-helix stakeholders learning, common EU-wide tech trend monitoring, to gain & streamline emerging knowledge & policy building in a regional & CE/EU context. Existing outputs & results (e.g. Tech&Inno Camps, CE Brain Base, EU-wide DIH Network) from 3 CE & 3 Horizon 2020 projects contribute to upstreaming, alongside the development of structures, tools, policy & strategy implementation with high impact. A barrier for upstreaming has been poorly defined, common understanding for new technologies among triple-helix partners, due to time-constraints & limited policy alignment among regions/countries. Both are overcome by joint policy learning including new, targeted know-how from Tech Radars & a strategic common policy strategy for 2021-2027 incl. cross-linked use of programmes. CEUP 2030 synergises the outputs & results of the 6 CE/H2020 twin projects & sets strong links to jointly & consistently implement them & emerging spin-off projects. The project sets a unique innovation system approach for regional & transnational policy making with high practical relevance. The involved 30 CE/EU regions gain well-aligned future robust strategies with a quick start & with transnational value.
Miniaturised energy harvester for autonomous industrial, global retail and future smart-cities applications

Title of Proposal: “Miniaturised Energy harvester for AutoNomous INdustrial, Global retail and FUture smart-city appLications”
Acronym: MEANINGFUL

The MEANINGFUL project will establish the feasibility of using Lightricity’s miniaturised (mm^2 range) Photovoltaic Energy harvesting (EH) patented-technology as a cost-effective renewable energy source for the billions of connected ultra-low power sensors that will be located indoors. Lightricity has already demonstrated up to 6x more power density (under indoor light) than conventional Silicon-based technology, on the macro-scale (~10cm^2 EH devices). The key innovations will be on extreme miniaturisation, implementation of cost-down processes and integration with complementary ultra-low power electronics and sensors.

On the technical side, we will focus on the mass-manufacturability of ultra-high efficient micro-scale EH components and on their 3D compact integration with ultra-low quiescent power management chip-sets, rechargeable storage elements (Lithium-free storage) and ultra-low power embedded microcontrollers (incl. ARM Cortex MCUs) for sensing and RF connectivity. The objective is to achieve the sellable product stage as soon as possible, by offering an ultra-compact, efficient and low-cost battery-less solution.

On the commercial side, we will investigate the technical and cost requirements amongst our end-users (ARM, Cambridge IQ, Ahead-of-the-Curve/AotC) and in the market, in order to validate Lightricity’s technology for the most promising market segments (where there is a strong customer and technology pull): Retail (smart packaging and labels, anti-counterfeiting, smart payment cards), Industrial IoT (asset tracking, monitoring and positioning devices) and smart cities (environmental sensing, smart parking etc.). 

The project outcomes are anticipated to be a combination of physical prototypes, technical feasibility (process flow for scale-up) and market research (incl. financial feasibility).
Multi-Source big data fusion driven proactivity for intelligent mobility

Transportation sector undergoes a considerable transformation as it enters a new landscape where connectivity is seamless and mobility options and related business models are constantly increasing. Modern transportation systems and services have to mitigate problems emerging from complex mobility environments and intensive use of transport networks including excessive CO2 emissions, high congestion levels and reduced quality of life. Due to the saturation of most urban networks, innovative solutions to the above problems need to be underpinned by collecting, processing and broadcasting an abundance of data from various sensors, systems and service providers. Furthermore, such novel transport systems have to foresee situations in near real time and provide the means for proactive decisions, which in turn will deter problems before they even emerge. Our vision is to provide the required interoperability, adaptability and dynamicity in modern transport systems for a proactive and problem-free transportation system. OPTIMUM will establish a largely scalable, distributed architecture for the management and processing of multisource big-data, enabling continuous monitoring of transportation systems needs and proposing proactive decisions and actions in an (semi-) automatic way. OPTIMUM follows a cognitive approach based on the Observe, Orient, Decide, Act loop of the big data supply chain for continuous situational awareness. OPTIMUM's goals will be achieved by incorporating and advancing state of the art in transport and traffic modeling, travel behavior analysis, sentiment analysis, big data processing, predictive analysis and real-time event-based processing, persuasive technologies and proactive recommenders. The proposed solution will be deployed in real-life pilots in order to realise challenging use cases in the domains of proactive improvement of transport systems quality and efficiency, proactive charging for freight transport and Car2X communication integration.
TELESCOPIC JOINT MINI CONTROL PANEL

A method and apparatus for determining and reacting to an upper packer failure in a riser slip joint. An upper packer failure is determined by comparing pressures at two points in the upper packer pressure circuit using a differential pressure valve. In the event of a failure of the upper packer, a secondary pressure source is used to energize a lower packer in the riser slip joint.
Understanding and exploiting competitive solvent interactions in supramolecular polymerization: from solutions to bulk materials

During the last three decades, tremendous progress has been made in the field of Supramolecular Polymers (SPs), and several fundamental issues have been disclosed. As a result, these materials are reaching technological maturity. The intrinsic dynamicity and responsive properties of SPs render them intriguing candidates for a plethora of applications, ranging from life-like systems to optoelectronics. Thus, investigation on SPs is expected to have a profound impact on the knowledge-based society. 
Remarkably, the role of solvent in supramolecular polymerization is still poorly understood. The current picture of solvent effects on SPs is fragmented and mainly descriptive. With SolSupPol, I propose a detailed study of the role of competitive solvent interactions in the helical bias and thermal behaviour of SPs in solution, based on the use of chiral solvents. Combining a systematic investigation on solvent effects at a macroscopic level with a microscopic study of their molecular origin, an unprecedent control over competitive solvent interactions in supramolecular polymerization will be achieved. Hence, I aim to exploit solvent effects to tune the properties of SPs in the bulk. These findings will constitute a proof-of-concept, revealing emerging solvent-induced structure-property relationships in the solid state. The project includes the synthesis of a library of monomers, the empirical and theoretical study of their assembly in solution, the preparation and characterization of thin films, and the probing of the spin-filtering and long-range exciton transfer properties of solvent-induced chiral supramolecular structures in the bulk.
The outcomes of this project will enable the design of tailored interactions between SPs and solvents and will foster the development of functional, adaptive materials based on solvent effects. Dissemination and communication activities will guarantee the great impact of SolSupPol.
DEVICE FOR THE POSITION DETECTION OF AN ELEVATOR CAR

The invention relates to a device for detecting the position of an elevator car (40) by means of a sensor and evaluation unit (20, 22, 24), accommodated in a sensor housing (10), which can be arranged on the elevator car, is designed for interaction with a strip (14) having a length and/or position coding and which is connected via a cable connection (26) to a switching unit that is accommodated separately from the sensor housing in a switching housing (12). The switching unit has a safety switch (30) and/or an interrupter contact for an emergency function, especially an emergency stop, of the elevator car. Means (34) are associated with the position detecting device for inputting and storing a speed threshold value, the safety switch or interrupter contact being activated when said threshold value is reached or exceeded. According to the invention, the means for inputting and storing comprise mechanical switching means (34) that are accommodated in the switching housing and that can be manually actuated.
The scientific consensus of climate change revisited

Abstract This paper first reviews previous work undertaken to assess the level of scientific consensus concerning climate change, concluding that studies of scientific consensus concerning climate change have tended to measure different things. Three dimensions of consensus are determined: manifestation, attribution and legitimation. Consensus concerning these dimensions are explored in detail using a time series of data from surveys of climate scientists. In most cases, little difference is discerned between those who have participated in the IPCC process and those who have not. Consensus, however, in both groups does not amount to unanimity. Results also suggest rather than a single group proclaiming the IPCC does not represent consensus, there are now two groups, one claiming the IPCC makes overestimations (a group previously labeled skeptics, deniers, etc.) and a relatively new formation of a group (many of whom have participated in the IPCC process) proclaiming that IPCC tends to underestimate some climate related phenomena.
Slovak centre of excellence in ion beam and plasma technologies for materials engineering and nanotechnology

The Center of Excellence SlovakION aims to become Eastern Europe’s leading research centre for ion beam and plasma technologies in materials engineering and nanotechnology. Based on cutting-edge research and closely integrated in an international network of research facilities, SlovakION’s holistic approach to innovation transfer and its close interaction with the regional industry will contribute to the economic development of Slovakia. The main focus lies with the automotive and electronics industry as pointed out in Slovakia’s Research and Innovation Strategy for Smart Specialisation.

The TEAMING project shall help to develop the new Centre of Excellence as an internationally acclaimed source of excellent research. In close cooperation with the Slovak government and relevant industrial partners, SlovakION will establish and develop an integrated system for technology transfer and applied research. As a long term vision, this Slovak transfer model should be extended on other areas of research and industrial fields.
The SlovakION project draws its strength from three major sources: (i) STU is Slovakia’s leading technical university with a long tradition of excellent research and education, (ii) As of today, already €42M has been committed for creating a state-of-the-art facility for ion and plasma technologies. These funds were provided by the European Structural Investment Fund (ESIF), the Slovak Republic Government and the STU, and (iii) HZDR Dresden will be the leading support for SlovakION building on more than a decade of close collaboration. HZDR will not only bring its own experiences in breeding excellent research and develop fruitful technology transfer, but could draw on the whole Dresden research cluster including a leading technical university, several thematically linked Fraun¬hofer sites as well as several public-private partnerships fostering technology transfer.
O debate da independência do Brasil no Revérbero Constitucional Fluminense (1821-1822)

O presente trabalho analisa a construção das propostas políticas e projetos de Estado e nação, ensejados a partir da imprensa do Rio de Janeiro no contexto da Independência. Através do estudo de um dos principais jornais que atuaram no período, o Revérbero Constitucional Fluminense (1821-1822), buscar-se-á compreender a inserção de seus redatores no debate público formado em referência à representação política constituída a partir da revolução constitucionalista de 1820. Objetivamos entender as fronteiras e pertencimentos que caracterizaram seu discurso no diálogo imediato com demais agentes do seu contexto e com os debates dos deputados reunidos em Cortes. Diante disso, pretendemos demonstrar como aquele jornal se constituiu como instrumento privilegiado para compreender a instabilidade na construção das alternativas de futuro acerca da questão central do modelo de constitucionalismo a ser adotado no Brasil.
Efficient Buildings

As a MED hub for Energy Efficiency (EE) innovative and shared solutions, the Efficient Buildings Community will anchor a MED community around energy issues that public organisations face in order to promote modular projects’ outcomes and increase their impact on public policies.Indeed, in the MED area, the majority of public buildings is not adequately designed to reduce their energy consumption and improve their EE performance. This is partly due to a lack of awareness of owners and managers and knowledge gaps regarding common answers to this transnational challenge.By establishing a joint transnational framework around energy efficiency in public buildings to propose solutions to energy issues faced by public organizations in the MED area, the Efficient Buildings community will contribute to increase the capacity of owners and managers of public buildings to design and implement better energy efficiency practices.On the other hand, the Efficient Buildings Community will promote its results at national and EU levels to influence policies and call for new national and European regulatory framework that take into account MED specificities and the innovative solutions proposed by the community.
Ghost stochastic resonance induced by a power-law distributed noise in the FitzHugh–Nagumo neuron model

Abstract We numerically investigate the ghost stochastic resonance phenomenon induced by a power-law distributed noise in the neuron FitzHugh–Nagumo model. The input noise considered is produced by a Langevin process including both multiplicative and additive Gaussian noise sources. In this process, the power-law decay exponent of the resulting noise distribution is governed by the off-set of the multiplicative noise, thus allowing us to probe both regimes of Gaussian and strongly non-Gaussian noises. Ghost stochastic resonance, i.e., stochastic resonance in a missing fundamental harmonic, occurs in this model. Deviations from the Gaussianity of the input noise are shown to reduce both the additive noise intensity corresponding to the optimal identification of the missing fundamental as well as the number of firing events at the ghost stochastic resonance condition.
Consideration on the Issues of the Balanced Budget Multiplier in the Proportional Tax System

The scholars have put forward their own opinions about whether the balanced budget multiplier should be less than 1 or equal to 1 in proportional tax system.The main divarication is resulted from the different understanding of in the statement of definition of the balanced budget multiplier on the same time variation of net government revenue and government purchase expenditure.Based on the definition of the balanced budget multiplier and taking consideration of time factor introduced in the deduction of tax multiplier,the time factors should also be taken into account when calculating the balanced budget multiplier.Therefore,the time consistency principle is the basic premise in ensuring correct calculation of the balanced budget multiplier.