SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Betti Numbers of Transversal Monomial Ideals

In this paper, by a modification of a previously constructed minimal free resolution for a transversal monomial ideal, the Betti numbers of this ideal is explicitly computed. For convenient characteristics of the ground field, up to a change of coordinates, the ideal of t-minors of a generic pluri-circulant matrix is a transversal monomial ideal. Using a Gröbner basis for this ideal, it is shown that the initial ideal of a generic pluri-circulant matrix is a stable monomial ideal when the matrix has two square blocks. By means of the Eliahou-Kervaire resolution for stable monomial ideals, the Betti numbers of this initial ideal is computed and it is proved that for some significant values of t, this ideal has the same Betti numbers as the corresponding transversal monomial ideal. The ideals treated in this paper naturally arise in the study of generic singularities of algebraic varieties.
Apparatus and method for pneumatically controlled graduated brake pressure release for freight train brake system

A release graduating valve for freight brake control is provided for a railcar having a pneumatic control valve, emergency and auxiliary reservoirs each normally charged with pressurized fluid from a brake pipe and a fluid pressure activated brake cylinder device for applying the brakes on the railcar. A selectively operable release graduating valve can include a graduated release valve and a changeover valve which selectively interposes the graduated release valve to exhaust brake cylinder pressure in a graduated manner responsive to brake pipe pressure. Alternatively, the changeover valve can isolate the graduated release valve and direct the pneumatic control valve to exhaust brake cylinder pressure in a conventional manner. The changeover valve can be operated responsive to the pressure in an air pipe supplied with pressurized fluid from a remote source. A permanent release graduating valve can be provided wherein the changeover valve is omitted, in which case the brake cylinder exhaust is always controlled by the graduated release valve. Either configuration of the release graduating valve could be also be utilized in an ECP freight brake control system. <IMAGE>
CONCRETE ANCHOR BODIES AND PLUGS

an anchor for being embedded in concrete for attachment to a fastener to support a load comprises a plug having a main body portion extending upwardly from a base portion, the plug for being attached to a form board prior to pouring of concrete, the plug having an end portion disposed a distance from the form board; and an anchor body attached to the end portion. The plug is separable from the anchor body and removable from the concrete after the concrete is cured, leaving the anchor body embedded in the concrete, the plug providing a void in the concrete after removal to provide an access opening for a threaded portion of a fastener to attach to the anchor body.
The first magnetic angular sensor which integrates high accuracy for high rotational speed

SENIS is a Swiss company founded in 2004, which develops and sells extremely accurate and stable CMOS based Hall sensors and magnetometers for industrial and academic test & measurement applications, among others in the automotive and consumer electronics market. Over the last two years SENIS has worked on developing FAMAS, a disruptive integrated magnetic angular sensor which overcomes the main limitations of existing solutions in the market: they are either very fast or very sensitive and at high cost. FAMAS is a magnetic angular sensor with the highest magnetic resolution (<1uT), the largest frequency bandwidth (up to 300 kHz), a very fast response (<1us) and very high resolution (<0.1°) at the highest rotational speed (200,000 rpm) with the lowest price in the market (1.40€ vs. 3.20€ average price). FAMAS is based on SENIS patented invention, EP 16157316- Angle sensor and method of measuring an angle of a magnetic field.
FAMAS target is to disrupt in the magnetic field sensor market for the transportation industry, which is the largest segment for type of sensors, with a wide range of applications in it: anti-lock braking systems and engine control management systems among others. This market segment is expected to reach €475.47 million by 2023 only in Europe. SENIS already counts with great expertise, contacts, and client portfolio in this segment where we expect sales of several million chips annually by direct sales to end customers and through licensing our product. We have estimated a accumulative profit of €10.86 million during the first five years of commercialisation,  a Return of Investment (ROI) of 7.8 by 2025 and the generation of 10 new direct jobs. Successful completion of FAMAS and its commercialisation will allow SENIS to reach the next significant step in the company’s development and become a game changer in the magnetic angular sensor market.
Illes balears innovation management services

The overall IB-Inno objective will be the establishment of feasibility and efficacy of an enhancing the innovation management capacity of SMEs service in the Balearic Islands region, that leads to a smart growth in the European Union by increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of investments in research, development and innovation and by contributing to a better and more efficient connection of stakeholders in the innovation fabric.

In order to realize this goal, the core objectives are broken down as follows:
•	Improve the international commercial potential of SMEs
•	Help SMEs to sustainable high growth through innovation
•	Achieve tangible managerial transformation 

IB-Inno will act as access point to the innovation and internationalization system in the Balearic Islands region, covered by IB-Services Enterprise Europe Network consortium.
Study of Downward Crack Closing of Clay Aquiclude in Shallowly Buried Coal Seam

According to the mechanical experiment on soil samples from an aquifuge,the stress and strain curve and permeability as well as expansibility of Lishi loess and Hipparion red clay have been obtained.Based on similar simulation of solid and liquid coupling and the similarity of whole stress and stain curve and water reaction feature of clay aquifuge,the law of long wall mining the crackd zones in overburden strata of the shallowly buried seam is revealed.The result shows thatupward crackand crackare the main factors affecting the aquifuge stability,and the downward crack is the main channel of the subsurface ground water flowing.And the expansibility of clay and loess with water will cause crack closing,which will slow down the development of downward cracks.The mechanical model of downward crack is set up and the criterion of its closing is presented,which have provided a theoretical basis for further studying the stability of the aquifuge and water preserved mining.
Alcohol abuse-related severe acute pancreatitis with rhabdomyolysis complications

Non-traumatic rhabdomyolysis is a rare complication of acute pancreatitis. One of the major risk factors of both acute pancreatitis and rhabdomyolysis is alcohol abuse. However, only a few studies have reported the prognosis and association of severe acute pancreatitis (SAP) and rhabdomyolysis in alcohol abuse patients. In the present study, we report two cases presenting with SAP complicated by rhabdomyolysis following high-dose alcohol intake. The disease onset, clinical manifestations, laboratory data, diagnosis and treatment procedure of each patient were recorded, and the association with rhabdomyolysis was analyzed. Alcohol consumption was the most predominant cause of SAP and rhabdomyolysis in these patients. SAP-related rhabdomyolysis was primarily induced by the toxicity associated with pancreatic necrosis. The laboratory tests revealed that the concentration of serum creatine kinase (CK) and myoglobin increased and acute renal failure symptoms were present, which provided an exact diagnosis for SAP-induced rhabdomyolysis. Rhabdomyolysis and subsequent hypermyoglobinuria severely impaired kidney function and aggravated hypocalcemia. The therapy of early stage SAP complicated by rhabdomyolysis involved liquid resuscitation support. When first stage treatment fails, blood purification should be performed immediately. Both patients developed multiple organ failure (MOF) and succumbed to the disease. Considering the two cases presented, we conclude that alcohol-related SAP complicated by rhabdomyolysis may have a poor clinical prognosis.
Capitalizing Alpine Building Evaluation Experiences

CABEE is a transnational Alpine project that aims to create and implement an Alpine-wide guideline for definition, procurement, production, assessment and promotion as well as learning about new and refurbished Nearly-Zero-Emission-Buildings (NZEB) and their neighbourhoods. CABEE capitalizes wisdom from finished and on-going EU-projects but also projects from the Alpine Space program. It focuses on a mass oriented approach with low entry barriers and an on-going Open-Source support. Pilot activities are settled on public tendering, user behaviour and a toward 100% eco-assessment approach. The integration of micro smart energy grids is explored. Furthermore, markets for NZEBs are prepared, especially in cooperation with public authorities and SMEs. On the regional level, “Regional Operation Committees” will be established which are supported by a transnational sustainable network of experts. A public transnational conference concentrates on and spreads out existing knowledge.
The Dead as Stakeholders

This chapter argues that the dead are stakeholders and that they should be regarded as such. In making that argument I will be exploring the claims of the philosopher Bob Brecher (2002) that we have real obligations to the dead because they made us what we are, if they were a part of our community. Indeed, Brecher (2002) argues that the dead never ceased ‘to be members of a particular community’ and therefore ‘the dead can be said to have interests’. This chapter explores the validity of their interests as stakeholders. Indeed, I argue that if they are not regarded as stakeholders, corporate management will overlook their interests. Admittedly, corporate managers might seem mindful of their interests. However, if they are not conceived of as stakeholders, such managers will not be primarily concerned with their interests, but with how other stakeholders might perceive those interests. In attempting to satisfy these other stakeholders’ perceptions of those interests, the actual interests of the dead could be overlooked. But that relies on the dead being legitimate stakeholders. To substantiate that status I therefore argue in this chapter that the dead are stakeholders, but also that their status as a stakeholder now that they are dead is dependent on their behaviour when they were alive, given Brecher's (2002) insistence as to them being a part of that community.

In arguing this, I utilize a recent article by Rosenbloom and Althaus (2010). I argue that the interest of the dead they mention in their article would best be served if they are considered as stakeholders. Indeed, that because Rosenbloom and Althaus (2010) do not consider those dead as stakeholders, their interests are never considered. I acknowledge though that being stakeholders relies on them remaining a part of that community (Brecher, 2002), which I argue they were a part of. If they do not remain a part of that community, I cannot argue that they are stakeholders. I therefore consider a historical argument which if accepted would prove that the dead which Rosenbloom and Althaus (2010) consider had not remained a part of that community and therefore cannot be accepted as stakeholders. This chapter rigorously examines the validity of that historical argument as to the behaviour of those dead when they were living, and whether their behaviour negates any claims as to them being stakeholders. This chapter completely refutes any arguments as to these dead being involved in such activities which would have removed them from their community and thus from being stakeholders. It furthermore argues that successfully rebutting such arguments is essential to my argument that the dead I am considering are stakeholders.
Immersed in microclimatic space: Microclimate experience and perception of spatial configurations in Dutch squares

Abstract Thermal comfort forms an important factor for the usability and attractiveness of outdoor places. Recent research on thermal comfort indicates that next to physical parameters psychological factors are equally important. Yet, new knowledge on perceptions of microclimate in outdoor space that can serve as a basis for urban spatial design has been lacking. Therefore this study tried to elucidate some of the essential factors influencing microclimate perceptions and how these perceptions relate to the typical microclimate of these spatial configurations. To achieve this, data on long-term spatial microclimate perception were acquired through interviews and microclimate measurements on three Dutch squares. The microclimate impressions of users were mapped and compiled in “collective cognitive maps” for microclimate perceptions. Analysis of these maps showed that people assign certain microclimate characteristics to some spatial configurations. These spatial configurations were firstly compared to microclimate measurement results taken on the three squares. Secondly, they were analyzed according to their volumetric properties and expected microclimate properties. This revealed that people's microclimate perceptions were generally speaking quite accurate. Some useful spatial design guidelines that respond to people's microclimate perception could be concluded from this study.
Ameliorative Effect of Mepenzolate Bromide against Pulmonary Fibrosis

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis is thought to involve lung injury caused by reactive oxygen species (ROS), which in turn is followed by abnormal fibrosis. A transforming growth factor (TGF)-β1-induced increase in myofibroblast number plays an important role in this abnormal fibrosis. We recently found that mepenzolate bromide (mepenzolate), which has been used clinically to treat gastrointestinal disorders, has ROS-reducing properties. In the present study, we examined the effect of mepenzolate on bleomycin-induced pulmonary fibrosis and lung dysfunction in mice. The severity of pulmonary fibrosis was assessed by histopathologic evaluation and determination of hydroxyproline levels. Lung mechanics (elastance) and respiratory function [forced vital capacity (FVC)] were assessed using a computer-controlled ventilator. Respiratory function was also evaluated by monitoring percutaneous arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2). Intratracheal administration of mepenzolate prior to bleomycin treatment reduced the extent of pulmonary fibrosis and changes in lung mechanics and led to a significant recovery of both FVC and SpO2 compared with control. Furthermore, mepenzolate produced a therapeutic effect even when it was administered after the development of fibrosis. Administration of mepenzolate also prevented bleomycin-induced pulmonary cell death and inflammatory responses and increased myofibroblast number. Mepenzolate also decreased NADPH oxidase activity and active TGF-β1 level or increased glutathione S-transferase (GST) activity in the presence of bleomycin treatment. These results show that the intratracheal administration of mepenzolate reduced bleomycin-induced pulmonary fibrosis and lung dysfunction in mice. These effects may be due to this drug's inhibitory effect on NADPH oxidase and TGF-β1 activities and its stimulatory effect on GST.
La previsione del vento per la gestione e la sicurezza delle aree portuali

The project is aimed at equipping the ports with an advanced and affordable forecasting and monitoring of the wind for the management and operational areas of security, into a network cooperating stakeholders / science. The project has the unique characteristic of approaching the study of the wind in the ports in general and operational, using a network to cooperating among institutional stakeholders, business and social partners and the other five ports of the contribution of science. The joint use of monitoring, and statistical simulations, development of integrated forecast short and medium term are both a completely new methodology for the expected results; Reference area: each operating point, water surface and piers, the main ports of the Tirreno. The overall objective of the project is the acquisition of capitalization in the field of scientific study of the wind and direct them specifically to the world in order to access port in real time the wind expected in all areas of the port in the medium (24-12 h) and short-term (1 h), to protect physical integrity, security, and ensure operation; target: institutional stakeholders, business and social (Port Authorities, harbor Master, Health, Regional Environmental Protection Agencies, Fire Department, Industrial Associations, Companies port , port companies, trade unions), the main activities and operations related to the analysis of the planned management of the wind / security / operation in each port, install the network stations, advanced detection, monitoring, data processing / modeling / forecasting, usability, graphic / information for the benefit of stakeholders.
ITALIA LIMPIA SRLS UNIPERSONALE

SOLICITUD DE FACILITACIÓN MENCIONADA EN EL ANUNCIO PÚBLICO DE PEQUEÑAS SUBVENCIONES A LAS PYME SUSPENDIDA O CON UNA GRAVE DISMINUCIÓN DEL VOLUMEN DE NEGOCIOS.
Flipflop-Schuh

Ein Flipflop aufweisend:eine Glasfasersohle,ein verstellbares Riemchen, das sich enger oder weiter verstellen lässt,wobei sich das verstellbare Riemchen auch in eine Kerbe unter der Sohle verstauen lässt, so dass der Flipflop wieder als Schlappschuh verwendbar ist.
Centre of excellence in production informatics and control

The objective of the proposal is to establish the Centre of Excellence in Production Informatics and Control (EPIC CoE) as a leading, internationally acknowledged focus point in the field of cyber-physical production systems representing excellence in RDI. The focus is devised both from world-wide tendencies and regional S3 strategies. EPIC CoE will be constituted and run through the cooperation of the Institute for Computer Science and Control, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA SZTAKI), two faculties of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) and four institutions of the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft (FhG) under the coordination of the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NKFIH), as a governmental actor. The EPIC project will lead to:
1.     The upgrade of MTA SZTAKI as existing Centre of Excellence (CoE) of the EU.
2.     The establishment of a new legal entity (EPIC Ltd) of the academic partners relying on the very positive experiences gained by the Fraunhofer-SZTAKI Project Centre for Production Management and Informatics (PMI), a joint initiative of FhG and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA), started in 2010. (The cooperating FhG institutions have been the FhG IPA and Fraunhofer Austria).
3.     The extension of the FhG-SZTAKI cooperation with two faculties of BME, and with FhG IPT and the FhG IPK.
4.     The close cooperation of academia, university and industry, with a special emphasis on SMEs.
Due to direct, institutionalized interactions with FhG, not only the scientific capabilities of the Hungarian partners but also their ability to transfer scientific results to industry-relevant applications will be enhanced, and in a sustainable way, providing a “high speed lift” to innovation culture and performance in Hungary and the CEE region. 
The large expectations towards the EPIC CoE are manifested by 42 Letters of Support received from industrial companies and clusters.
On demand design of reversible shape changing metamaterials

We propose to commercialize a software for the automatic design of responsive metamaterials structures for additive manufacturing. During the course of the ERC AdG SIZEFFECTS project, the PI studied the effect of disorder on the mechanics of materials using discrete elements models (DEM), allowing for an efficient simulation of large disordered structures, including metamaterials. The METADESIGN project exploits DEM methodologies and optimization algorithms developed throughout the SIZEFFECTS project to solve the general problem of efficient and automatic design of responsive metamaterials machines. The algorithms put forward by the METADESIGN project is able to produce generic elementary metamaterial actuators with a broad set of possible movements and efficiencies. We propose a commercialization strategy that aims at deploying the software on the cloud allowing for flexible on demand services. Industrial partners and target costumers will be searched in the automotive, robotics and manufacturing industries.
Tackling early school leaving and low school performance through working with students’ representational spaces. the case of 15 years old students in france, italy and greece.

The project explores the question of early school leaving and low performance two of the five EU headlines for education in the Horizon 2020 agenda, addressing the wider societal challenge of employment and social inclusion of young people. The project argues that the theorization of “context” in current state of the art cannot capture the new emerging dynamics caused by globalization and multiple migrations and seeks to establish that students’ “representational spaces” operationalized through their imagined geographies operate as an unidentified and powerful hidden curriculum affecting their educational trajectories and career choices. Towards this purpose, a three step field research will be conducted in three EU countries (France, Italy, Greece). First, the representational spaces of 150 15 years old students, of both urban and rural areas, will be explored through questionnaires and visual methodologies.  Second, a discourse analysis of the national education policy documents will be conducted to investigate the responsiveness of national policies to the change of scale (EU, global). Third, focus groups and interviews will be conducted in order to investigate if changing students’ representational spaces, involves changes in their attitudes towards school and learning. Correlations will be explored and cross-group comparisons will be made to transcend the existing categorization of the state of the art. These objectives will contribute to the better understanding of students’ educational and life paths under the lens of the current sociopolitical and economic dynamics. 
The project is anchored on a well structured training scheme and on a strategic communication, dissemination and public engagement plan permitting the maximization of project’s impact.The project deepens the problem of marginalization of young people, sheds light on unidentified ontologies lying in the shadows of the existing conceptual categories and proposes a new language for school pedagogy.
Exploring the Biological Potential of Urea Derivatives Against mPGES-1: A Combination of Quantum Mechanics, Pharmacophore Modelling and QSAR Analyses

In the present molecular modelling study, recently discovered 36 selective urea derivatives were considered to develop pharmacophore based 3D-QSAR model coupled with quantum mechanics (QM) calculations to uncover the essential structural features of urea molecules for mPGES-1 inhibition. The 3D-QSAR model was selected on the basis of highest values of external predictability parameters i.e. Q2 (0.775) and Pearson-r (0.912). The model also showed the highest values of R2, 0.985; F-value, 306.3 and least SD, 0.147. The selected model was further validated for its external prediction power by calculating k, k' , R2 o and R'2 o. The contour maps generated against the selected QSAR model helped to interpret the important molecular sites of urea derivatives where the suitable structural modifications would help in better complementary fit to the active site of mPGES-1, in turn would improve the potency of newly designed molecules.