SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
The making of the Pentecostal melodrama: religion, media, and gender in Kinshasa

Theoretically literate, based on superb ethnography, this book provides one of the best studies of television we have yet in African studies...[that] promises to open up a new field of analysis and define the standards for how this research is to be conducted...a landmark that will make a significant contribution to some of the main fields in African studies and anthropology. * Brian Larkin, Columbia University [A] tour de force. This very elegantly and evocatively written ethnography of Congolese television drama is a path-breaking example of what it means to conduct and construct a thick description of a culture of media production. * Debra Spitulnik Vidali, Emory University This book is beautifully written, theoretically sophisticated, nuanced in its analysis and empirically rich. Given that so much has already been written on African Pentecostalism, coming up with something original and new to say on the topic is quite a challenge, but Pype pulls it off and deserves a lot of credit for that. * Martin Lindhardt, University of Copenhagen The author deserves great praise for the original way in which she moves her analysis beyond a mere observation of African Pentecostalism. This ethnographically grounded book not only captures the heterogeneity that marks Kinshasa in a beautiful way, but it also innovatively combines three currently burgeoning fields within anthropology: the anthropology of urban settings, the anthropology of youth, and the anthropology of media. * Filip De Boeck, University of Leuven How religion, gender, and urban sociality are expressed in and mediated via television drama in Kinshasa is the focus of this ethnographic study. Influenced by Nigerian films and intimately related to the emergence of a charismatic Christian scene, these teleserials integrate melodrama, conversion narratives, Christian songs, sermons, testimonies, and deliverance rituals to produce commentaries on what it means to be an inhabitant of Kinshasa. Katrien Pype currently holds a Marie Curie postdoctoral fellowship. She is working at MIT and Katholieke Universiteit Leuven on social media and old age in Kinshasa.
Formation and evaluation of machinebuilding enterprises’ value added chain of production

Within the framework of the conducted study of the features of the creation and distribution of gross value added, a chain of creation of value added of the machine-building industry has been formed, which allowed to identify the composition and position in the chain of different participants. The study of interconnections in the chain of value added of the machine-building industry showed that metallurgical enterprises play a dominant role in it; therefore, one of the main factors, determining the profitability of a business, is the availability of raw materials for production. In order to increase the competitiveness of machine-building enterprises in the domestic and foreign markets in the context of trade with EU countries, it is necessary to evaluate the efficiency of the production chain of value added. When evaluating the management of value added chain, it is necessary to take into account that the structure of value added of enterprises may differ, even if the composition of the activities in the chain, range, production volume will not change. The methodical approach to the evaluation of the creation chain of value added of the machine-building industry is offered, which includes the following steps: the formation of a system of indicators for assessing the efficiency of the value chain, the calculation of integral indicators for each group, the definition of the achieved value by the enterprise and management of value added over the relevant period based on the value integral indicator. The proposed methodological approach on the basis of calculation of the integral index allows not only to carry out a generalized comparative assessment of the performance of an individual enterprise for the relevant period, but also provides the opportunity to conduct a multidimensional comparative analysis of the performance of several enterprises, operating in one industry. The use of this methodological approach will reveal the most productive links in the value added chain in the engineering industry, which will increase the efficiency of creating value added of machine building products and competitive advantages both on the domestic and foreign markets in terms of trade with EU countries.
Prevalence of Genital Human Papillomavirus among Men in Europe: Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the commonest sexually transmitted infection worldwide and causes substantial morbidity in both sexes. Most European countries offer HPV vaccination for girls, but vaccine recommendations for boys are warranted.The aims of this study were to investigate the prevalence of genital HPV, identify parameters that affect the prevalence, and describe the type-specific prevalence among men in Europe.A systematic review and meta-analysis of the published literature in PubMed and Embase.Genital HPV prevalence and factors influencing prevalence in general and high-risk male populations in Europe.We included 31 articles that gave the prevalence of genital HPV DNA among men in northern, southern and western Europe; no studies from eastern Europe were identified. The pooled HPV prevalence among 1,863 men representing the general population (nine studies) was 12.4%, with large heterogeneity between studies (I(2) = 96.3%, P < 0.0001). The pooled HPV prevalence among 6,428 men in the high-risk population (22 studies) was 30.9%, also with substantial heterogeneity (I(2) = 95.6%, P < 0.0001). In unadjusted meta-regression analysis, the HPV prevalence in the general population was significantly higher in studies published after 2000 (28.5%) than in earlier studies (8.8%) (P = 0.0179). In the meta-regression analysis adjusted by publication year, the heterogeneity in the two population groups could not be explained by geographical region, anatomical sampling site, or HPV detection method. HPV16 was the most prevalent high-risk type in both populations.HPV prevalence differs in male general and high-risk populations, but HPV16 and HPV18 are among the most common HPV types detected in both groups. Our findings contribute knowledge that may be useful as a baseline measure before the introduction of HPV vaccination for boys in Europe, and add to understanding of the epidemiology of HPV infection in men.
Market-leader ERPs and cloud computing: a proposed architecture for an efficient and effective synergy

This paper deals about exploiting the possible synergies between Cloud Computing and Market Leader ERPs: Starting from the existing situation of Cloud Computing, ERPs and based on major player’s recent declarations, is it really possible to merge benefits from cloud computing and market leader ERPs? Is it possible for instance for the most popular of these products, to work in a cloud as its managers theorise and gain from cloud benefits? The Authors’ theory, as stated before, is that it’s feasible. And based on their international, over 15 years-long experience especially on Retail and Fashion projects, they propose a possible architecture suitable for instance for retail chains.
Immobilization of Monolayers Incorporating Cu Funnel Complexes onto Gold Electrodes. Application to the Selective Electrochemical Recognition of Primary Alkylamines in Water

The immobilization of a copper calix[6]azacryptand funnel complex on gold-modified electrodes is reported. Two different methodologies are described. One is based on alkyne-terminated thiol self-assembled monolayers. The other relies on the electrografting of a calix[4]arene platform bearing diazonium functionalities at its large rim and carboxylic functions at its small rim, which is post-functionalized with alkyne moieties. In both cases, the CuAAC electroclick methodology proved to be the method of choice for grafting the calix[6]azacryptand onto the monolayers. The surface-immobilized complex was fully characterized by surface spectroscopies and electrochemistry in organic and aqueous solvents. The Cu complex displays a well-defined quasi-reversible system in cyclic voltammetry associated with the Cu(II)/Cu(I) redox process. Remarkably, this redox process triggers a powerful selective detection of primary alkylamines in water at a micromolar level, based on a cavitary recognition process.
STAR-TYPE INDEXABLE CUTTING INSERT AND TOOL SYSTEM

The invention relates to a tool system with a main part (1), a clamping element (2), and a cutting insert (3) for machining workpieces (7). The main part (1) has a recess (4), which forms an insert seat (25) for the cutting insert (3), in order to receive the cutting insert (3); the cutting insert (3) is secured in the insert seat (25) by the clamping element (2); and the cutting insert (3) has cutting edges (6a, 6b) on the circumferential surface (9) of the cutting insert. In order to substantially increase the adjustment angle (A) in the machining/advancing direction (20) towards the workpiece (7), shorten the engagement length of the cutting edge (6a, 6b) on the workpiece, and reduce the passive force (Fp) during the machining process, the circumference (9) of the cutting insert (3) is formed by protrusions (5) and recesses (16).
BI-DIRECTIONAL OPTOELECTRIC CONVERSION

The present invention relates to an apparatus and to a method of optoelectrical conversion, comprising the steps of: ­providing a first electrical signal to an electrical directional element (202), using the electrical directional element (202) to direct the first electrical signal to an optoelectric converter (201), using the optoelectric converter (201) for converting the first electrical signal into an optical signal and providing the optical signal to a DUT (106), using the optoelectric converter (201) for receiving and converting a reflected optical signal reflected by the DUT (106) back into a second electrical signal, and using the electrical directional element (202) to direct the second electrical signal to a receiver (102).
Bandpass Impedance Transformers With Extremely High Transforming Ratios Using <inline-formula> <tex-math notation="LaTeX">$\Pi$ </tex-math> </inline-formula>-Tapped Feeds

Bandpass impedance transformers (BPIMTs) with extremely high transforming ratios by adopting the proposed $\Pi $ -tapped feeds are realized in this paper. $\Pi $ -tapped feeds composed of two shunt stubs and one-section line performing the impedance transforming function are introduced. To validate the generality of the proposed approach, two different types of bandpass transformers, i.e., type-A and type-B adopting a short-ended parallel coupled-line and a via-inductive coupling as their interstage couplings, respectively, originating from two coupled-resonator filter topologies are designed. The synthesis procedures and design formulas of the two transformer types are provided, and the auxiliary graphs for different impedance transforming ratios are thoroughly investigated. The circuit-level simulated results of the proposed BPIMTs agree well with the theoretical results calculated from the coupling matrix, thus validating the design approach. Specifically, two type-A prototypes with the transforming ratios of 20 (200 $\Omega $ /10 $\Omega $ ) and 95 (475 $\Omega /5~\Omega $ ), respectively, and one type-B prototype with a transforming ratio of 104 (520 $\Omega $ /5 $\Omega $ ) were demonstrated. The proposed transformer is capable of satisfactorily matching the low and high impedances, and it also possesses the highest impedance transforming ratio ever reported in the literature.
MOBILE HOT MIX PLANT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING A COATED MATERIAL USING SUCH A MIX PLANT

The present invention concerns a mobile hot mix plant (1) comprising a rotationally symmetrical vessel (5) that is able to rotate about itself and is closed by a first end partition (5a) and a second end partition. The first end partition (5a) has a plurality of ventilation holes (7) arranged around the rotational axis (A) of the vessel (5), said ventilation holes (7) each having one opening. The first end partition (5a) comprises a plurality of deflectors, each deflector being associated with a ventilation hole (7) and arranged on the inner surface of the first end partition (5a) upstream from the opening of the associated ventilation hole (7) in the direction of rotation of the vessel (5), the first end partition (5a) being retractable. The present invention also relates to a method for producing a coated material using such a mix plant (1).
Rapid quality assessment of wood-based materials through spectroscopy

The European concern about climate change and greenhouse gas emissions has led to the promotion of clean energies. Considering the size of the waste wood market, the efficient utilization and the most appropriate exploitation of these materials could be a driver for climate change mitigation. In fact, it is well known that the reuse and recycle of waste materials is to be preferred to landfill. The wood materials could potentially be exploited in the panel industry to produce composites - such as panels - or they could be used for energy purposes instead of disposing them off. 
This project will develop a rapid tool based on spectroscopic techniques for the discrimination among the different types of wood-based materials – defining accordingly the most suitable target of use – and for assessing the chemical-physical characteristics (e.g. ash content, moisture content and calorific value) of the wood materials prior to be intended for energy purposes.  The project takes an interdisciplinary approach involving a combination of analytical chemistry, chemometrics, spectroscopic techniques and wood science and it combines my research experience on wood sector with the host expertise in spectroscopic and chemometric techniques. The project will lead to important breakthroughs in the wood and wood-energy sectors since the expected results will support and valorize the wood-based materials in the optic of green economy and sustainable development. The project will enhance collaboration among scientific and non-scientific world promoting the application of the research. In addition, it will open up new collaborations thanks to the possibility to apply multivariate data analysis in different sectors beyond that of wood (i.e. food or waste). This project will be carried at Chemometrics and Analytical Technology Section of University of Copenhagen and at Biomass Lab of Università Politecnica delle Marche during a secondment.
Tin (Sn) [Z = 50]

The primary mineral source of tin is cassiterite (SnO2). Tin’s mineralization is commonly associated with igneous intrusion and related ore systems. The classic tin deposit is greisen, an ore deposit characterized by a hydrothermally altered granitic rock. The mineralogical alteration is mostly composed of albite, quartz, and mica, common in European tin deposits. However, there are other tin deposit types, such as vein systems, anorogenic ring complexes, and breccia pipes. In some cases there may be spatial, temporal, and genetic links to classical intrusive ore deposits as porphyry and epithermal systems.
Solid organ donation in a child after extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, orthotopic heart transplantation, and ventricular assist device support

Use of high-risk or marginal donors is the most viable short-term means to boost the organ supply and bridge the widening gap between the number of patients on the waiting list for organ transplantation and the insufficient numbers of organ donors. Expansion of the donor pool requires an understanding of the impact on survival likely to result from extending one or more high risk factors. Use of extended donor pool results in shorter waiting list times and limits the morbidity and mortality associated with long-term mechanical support needed to support diseased organs. In this report, we present one such example of expanding donor pool in which a pediatric patient donated a solid organ after two heart transplants and successful use of ECMO and VAD.
Development of innovative solutions for balcony and stair railings

In the course of the project, innovative balcony barriers will be developed and tested in a research institution and economical stairway barriers will be developed.
Iglesia y liberalismo durante el Trienio Constitucional en Puerto Rico: problemas de fiscalidad en una sociedad en transición

La restauración del orden constitucional en 1820 se produce en un momento crucial para Puerto Rico. La isla iba acomodándose a la nueva realidad de la monarquía al tiempo que se abría de manera decidida a la agricultura comercial. También comenzaba a fragmentarse económica y socialmente. En ese contexto, los gobiernos liberales de Puerto Rico tendrán que enfrentar no solo el avance de las insurgencias por el Caribe, sino también la decidida oposición de unas elites, como la eclesiástica, muy celosas de sus privilegios —sobre todo fiscales— y, lo que es peor, la propia indefinición del liberalismo respecto de los territorios ultramarinos.
Two-Echelon Supply Chain Coordination with Uncertain Demand

Coordinating producer and retailer is one of the main issues of supply chain management. This paper focuses on a decentralized system that consists of a producer and a retailer with the uncertainty of the market demand. The coordination necessity is analyzed by comparing the system with a centralized system for the total cost in the supply chain, and an incentive function comprising buy-back cost and penalty cost and a coordination mechanism is set up based on two incentive ways by buy-back contracts and penalty contract. Finally simulation analysis is done and the result shows that the coordination mechanism allows supply chain to achieve the optimal overall performance.
Water Footprinting: How to Address Water Use in Life Cycle Assessment?

As freshwater is a vital yet often scarce resource, the life cycle assessment community has put great efforts in method development to properly address water use. The International Organization for Standardization has recently even launched a project aiming at creating an international standard for ‘water footprinting’. This paper provides an overview of a broad range of methods developed to enable accounting and impact assessment of water use. The critical review revealed that methodological scopes differ regarding types of water use accounted for, inclusion of local water scarcity, as well as differentiation between watercourses and quality aspects. As the application of the most advanced methods requires high resolution inventory data, the trade-off between ‘precision’ and ‘applicability’ needs to be addressed in future studies and in the new international standard.
One Health approach to identify research needs in bovine and human babesioses: workshop report

Abstract Background Babesia are emerging health threats to humans and animals in the United States. A collaborative effort of multiple disciplines to attain optimal health for people, animals and our environment, otherwise known as the One Health concept, was taken during a research workshop held in April 2009 to identify gaps in scientific knowledge regarding babesioses. The impetus for this analysis was the increased risk for outbreaks of bovine babesiosis, also known as Texas cattle fever, associated with the re-infestation of the U.S. by cattle fever ticks. Results The involvement of wildlife in the ecology of cattle fever ticks jeopardizes the ability of state and federal agencies to keep the national herd free of Texas cattle fever. Similarly, there has been a progressive increase in the number of cases of human babesiosis over the past 25 years due to an increase in the white-tailed deer population. Human babesiosis due to cattle-associated Babesia divergens and Babesia divergens -like organisms have begun to appear in residents of the United States. Research needs for human and bovine babesioses were identified and are presented herein. Conclusions The translation of this research is expected to provide veterinary and public health systems with the tools to mitigate the impact of bovine and human babesioses. However, economic, political, and social commitments are urgently required, including increased national funding for animal and human Babesia research, to prevent the re-establishment of cattle fever ticks and the increasing problem of human babesiosis in the United States.
From social interaction to abstract concepts and words:  towards human-centered technology development

This project is aimed at strengthening the interdisciplinary field of research on the emergence, understanding and use of abstract concepts and words in human interaction, and its application to human-machine collaboration. The main goal is to strengthen the research and innovation potential of the UW as part of European Research Area (ERA) as well as its reputation and visibility in the ERA and worldwide through the collaboration with University of Manchester (UMan), Sapienza University of Rome (Uniroma1) and Aarhus University. The three partners are especially well suited to collaborate towards the objectives: UMan provides expertise in computational modeling of abstract concepts and words in the context of developmental robotics. Uniroma1 provides strong theoretical background and expertise in experimental research, including neuroimaging studies. AU provides a complementary anthropological perspective and expertise in naturalistic research on the social dimension of abstraction. UW provides expertise in ecological approach to abstraction and in dynamical systems theory and methods, which has integratory potential for the field. 
The objectives will be achieved by a series of joint activities logically planned to increase excellence both in the field and in the UW's research and management potential: Theory Building and exchange of Complementary Methods; staff, ESRs and administratiion project-targeted exchanges, including a novel scheme for hands-on training (Microtwinning); joint publications and joint grant applications. The Twinning will result in the staff's and ESRs' increased research skills in the field, which is envisioned as one of the most crucial for the cognitive sciences and its exchanges with AI, stabilization of the improvements through structural and curriculum changes, transfer of skills to the grant-managing staff and through development of stable connection within ERA and with non-academic stakeholders as a reliable collaborator and leader.
Flowbase

Miraminds currently offers software which enables IT-divisions of SMEs to automatically capture and store workflows for their colleagues. The next step is to develop a solution for this final and most challenging problem: automatically displaying the right workflow upon need of the user, without the user searching for it himself. Solutions that are similar to miraminds are only affordable for medium and large size companies. They have a long implementation period and require a great effort of all employees involved.

The objective of the recruitment of the innovation associate is developing a technology that replaces the cumbersome manual loading of files from a local file system with an intelligent (AI-based) cloud solution (named Flowbase) that allows for:
- Automated and seamless storing/loading of workflow data on a server/cloud from within our desktop software product.
- Intelligent search and/or recommendation of workflows based on a user’s work context.

By offering this new solution (Flowbase) we are planning to transform miraminds from a pure software vendor toward a data/platform/AI company. We offer the opportunity to introduce machine learning expertise into a new area of application which will possibly come with unique challenges and thus, lead to unique research results. To task of the associate will be to utilize predictive analysis with an approach that in the literature is known as collaborative filtering.

The intelligent platform Flowbase would offer IT departments in SMEs an affordable and easy to use solution to automate and individualize their first level IT support.