SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Necropolíticas neoliberales y narcotráfico en el cine mexicano de serie B: un estudio de caso de El juego final (2014), de Oscar López

This article creates a dialogue between the necropolitical practices exercised by the drug dealers in the Mexican narco B-movie El juego final by Oscar López (2014) and the adherence of the characters to the neoliberal dogma through the analytic tools of gore capitalism (Valencia, 2010). It analyses the capitalization of death and violence by the cartels and their transformation in resources that enable the hyperconsumption promoted by narcoculture and by its aesthetics of ostentation. The article also suggests that the participation of the main character to the economy of death for surviving purposes in a precarious labor market is another type of integration of the neoliberal values that is opposed to the exuberant demonstrations of wealth, considering in both cases the use of murder as a cultural paradigm that mediates the relationships between the neoliberal subjects in the informal narco economy. Finally, it puts forward the idea that the videohome narco-cinema industry itself also participates to the gore capitalism that is shown in the plots by converting narcoviolence in a theme for entertainment that attracts the audiences and by displaying said violence with an economy of resources that allows its profitability. Este artículo pone a dialogar las prácticas necropolíticas ejercidas por los narcotraficantes en la narcopelícula mexicana de serie B El juego final, de Oscar López (2014), con la adhesión de los personajes al dogma neoliberal a través de las herramientas de análisis del capitalismo gore (Valencia, 2010). Se analiza la capitalización de la muerte y de la violencia por los cárteles y su transformación en recurso que posibilita el hiperconsumo promovido por la narcocultura y por su estética de la ostentación. También se propone pensar la participación del personaje principal en la economía de la muerte por motivos de supervivencia en un mundo laboral precarizado como otro tipo de integración de los valores neoliberales que se contrapone a las manifestaciones exuberantes de riqueza, considerando en ambos casos el uso del asesinato como paradigma cultural que media las relaciones entre los sujetos neoliberales de la economía informal narco. Se sugiere finalmente que la industria del narcocine videohome en sí también participa del capitalismo gore que se muestra en sus tramas narrativas al convertir la narcoviolencia en tema de entretenimiento que atrae a las audiencias y al poner en escena dicha violencia con una economía de recursos que permite su rentabilidad.
From ownership to access: digital and policy tools for building post-homeownership futures

Growing numbers of people are renting rather than owning commodities such as music, films, cars and, crucially, housing. The shift from ownership to access in exchange for a fee is occurring in the context of new socio-economic conditions and digital platforms emerging from crisis-ridden landscapes. Homeownership, the social cement of capitalism in past decades, is losing ground to new access economies in housing, featuring transnational landlords and rental platforms. This entails that new profiles of renters and rentiers are gaining centrality in contemporary urban political economies. Novel forms of income generation have developed, but also novel forms of precariety and inequality. The project seeks to engage with these changing urban conditions and analyse emerging strategies to counter associated power and wealth imbalances. To this end, the project involves an intensive analysis of Barcelona, an ‘extreme case’ in two respects; (1) in the significance of the shift from ownership to access economies in housing, and (2) in how related asset-ownership inequalities, as well as asymmetries in the control of data and digital infrastructures, are being addressed in innovative ways. The project will analyse the development of digital counter-infrastructures and legal and policy innovations that are drafting new ‘social contracts’ for post-homeownership societies. Drawing on and contributing to political-economic urban theories and using qualitative as well as quantitative methods, this in-depth and interdisciplinary approach will generate new knowledge, which can inform theory and action on a pressing contemporary challenge.
Research on Effect of Helicopter Magnetic Anomaly Detecting Submarine from Change of Submarine Heading

Aim to the influence of the submarine heading to the magnetic anomaly detecting-submarine ability of helicopter is analyzed through the simulating experiments in the paper.Firstly,through both the submarine magnetic induction intensity model and the magnetic anomaly detection model of the helicopter,the magnetic anomaly model of the submarine magnetic field is established.And then the magnetic anomaly detection ability of the magnetometer with the change of the submarine heading is evaluated through simulated experiments based on the magnetic anomaly detection ability index curve.The experiment results are showed as follows.In the case of no degaussing,the detection width of the magnetometer attains the maximum value and the minimum value at north heading and south heading respective.In the case of well degaussing,and the detection width of the magnetometer attains the maximum value at north heading and south heading,and the minimum value at east heading and west heading.
Emptiness: living capitalism and democracy after (post)socialism

This project proposes to study “emptiness” as a concrete historical formation that has emerged in conditions when socialist modernity is gone and promises of capitalist modernity have failed. It is developed on the basis of the following observations: (1), many towns and villages across the former socialist space are being abandoned by capital, the state, and people; (2), there is a proliferation of popular and scholarly imaginaries and discourses of emptiness as the ruination of material, social, and economic life, and the coming of a radically different future; (3), emptiness and emptying are politicized, with some political actors pointing to the risks of emptying and others considering narratives of emptying as themselves threatening to the existing political order; and (4), despite—or because—of politicization, emptying is subject to governance, as in the case of “shrinking cities” in East Germany. And yet, the material, social, and political contours of emptying and emptiness are poorly understood. This has considerable effects for how people act upon the concrete challenges that emptying and emptiness present. 

The project mobilizes emptiness as an emic discursive figure derived from ethnographic research in the Latvian-Russian borderlands to study the withdrawal of the state, capital, and people in Eastern Ukraine, the Russian Far East, and Belarus. The project aims to: (1), study the experiences and narratives of emptiness and emptying; (2), examine the politics and governance of emptying and emptiness; and (3), use postsocialist “emptying” and “emptiness” as lenses for analyzing global reconfigurations of relations between capital, the state, people, and place. It argues that postsocialist emptying and emptiness prefigure emergent spatial organization of economic and political life, whereby capital flows and statecraft are increasingly concentrated in “global cities,” with the rest of urban and non-urban spaces becoming radically disconnected.
Paper web calender - has intermediate cylinder stack subdivided into two groups selectively usable and provided with nip relief dispensing with floating roller

Paper web calender having a bombed lower cylinder and overlying intermediate cylinders, has the intermediate cylinders subdivided into two groups in which one group contains three cylinders and anther group at least one cylinder. All cylindes are mounted on supports which equalise the cylinder wts. In the first mode of operation in which only the group (I) cylinders are used, only the wts. of the cylinders are compensated, whereby the nip pressure between active cylinders is uniform. In the second mode of operation, in which all the cylinders are used the vertical components acting on the cylindes are increased to reduce deflection at cylinder nips to min. Used for calendering paper webs required diferent finishes. Number of intermediate cylinders can be varied, floating cylinder is dispensed with and finish permits also to dispense with supercalender.
Hand operated chain block

A hand operated chain block capable of facilitating the assembly of a fixing means for fixing an end of a load chain (9) of unloading side and also ensuring smooth wing up and down operation of the load chain (9), while reducing the size of chain block. In the hand operated chain block, the fixing pin (40) is located at a position in a marginal portion around each side plate (1,2) such that an interval between a chain split (32) and a rotation trail (54) of a tip of an end portion (53) on the loading side of the first link (41) of the load chain (9) rotatably supported by the fixing pin (40) can be made larger than a width of a link of the load chain (9), and also that when a full length of the load chain (9) of loading side is wound down, an end portion on the loading side of the second link (55) next to the first link (41) can abut with the end portion on the unloading side of the chain guide (39). <IMAGE>
Prévalence de la goutte dans la population générale en Espagne : une estimation du taux de cas non diagnostiqués

Estimer la prévalence de la goutte en Espagne. Étude transversale de population portant sur des sujets âgés de 20 ans et plus. Les individus sélectionnés de manière aléatoire ont tout d’abord été contactés par téléphone et invités à répondre à des questionnaires spécifiques au dépistage des maladies rhumatismales. Lorsque le premier dépistage obtenait un résultat positif, les dossiers médicaux étaient ensuite analysés et/ou un entretien téléphonique était organisé par un rhumatologue, suivi d’une consultation médicale en cas de besoin. Les cas nouvellement diagnostiqués devaient remplir les critères de l’ACR/EULAR 2015. Pour calculer la prévalence et son IC à 95 %, le plan d’échantillonnage a été pris en compte et la pondération calculée selon l’âge, le sexe et l’origine géographique. Au total, 4916 individus ont été inclus, 1361 avaient un résultat positif au dépistage de la goutte (dont 59 qui rapportaient un diagnostic antérieur). Parmi eux, 51 ont été classés comme manquants et 95 comme des cas de goutte. Un cas supplémentaire a été identifié à l’occasion d’un dépistage positif pour la fibromyalgie et le syndrome de Sjögren et ce, malgré un diagnostic antérieur de goutte confirmé par l’analyse du dossier médical. Parmi les 96 cas de goutte, 31 (32 %) étaient des diagnostics de novo. La prévalence estimée pondérée de la goutte était de 2,4 % (IC 95 % 1,95–2,95), elle était plus élevée chez les hommes (4,55 % [IC 95 % 3,65–5,65]) que chez les femmes (0,38 % [IC 95 % 0,19–0,76]). EPISER2016 est la première étude de population visant à estimer la prévalence de la goutte en Espagne. Les patients non diagnostiqués représentaient une large proportion des cas de goutte, soulignant l’intérêt des approches fondées sur la population pour estimer la prévalence des maladies sous-diagnostiquées. Le recours à des initiatives nationales validées est essentiel pour garantir la fiabilité des données de santé et ainsi améliorer la planification des soins et la prise de décision.
Design Strategies and Redox-Dependent Applications of Insoluble Viologen-Based Covalent Organic Polymers

Dicationic quaternary salts of 4,4'-bipyridine, also referred to as the viologen family, are well-known for their interesting redox chemistry, whereby they can be reversibly reduced into radical cationic and neutral moieties. Because of this ability to switch between different redox states, viologens have frequently been incorporated into covalent organic polymers (COPs) as molecular switches to construct stimuli-responsive materials. Although many viologen-based COPs have been reported, hyper-conjugated insoluble COPs started to emerge fairly recently and have not been comprehensively reviewed. In this review, we investigate the design strategies employed in the synthesis of insoluble viologen-based COPs, which can be broadly classified as those with viologen in the backbone and those with viologen as pendant groups. Chemical reactions used in the synthesis of each category, including Sonogashira-Hagihara cross-coupling, Menshutkin and Zincke reactions, are highlighted. Diverse applications of these COPs are discussed with particular reference to the redox state of viologen in each material. Uses of these materials for gas adsorption, organic and inorganic pollutant removal, catalysis, sensing and film fabrication are explored.
Jullien, Clémence, 2019, Du bidonville à l’hôpital. Anthropologie de la santé de la reproduction au Rajasthan (Inde), Paris, Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, coll. « Le (bien) commun », 396 p., bibliogr., fig., cartes, gloss.

Jullien, Clémence, 2019, Du bidonville à l’hôpital. Anthropologie de la santé de la reproduction au Rajasthan (Inde), Paris, Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, coll. « Le (bien) commun », 396 p., bibliogr., fig., cartes, gloss.. Un article de la revue Anthropologie et Sociétés (Enfants et descendants, des acteurs de la parenté) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
Business aviation laminar nacelle

Development of nacelle concepts to allow increased laminar airflow over a business jet nacelle.  The technologies developed through this project will achieve 1% drag at aircraft level, through extension of the laminar surface to 30-40% of the nacelle length.
BALANCE will investigate means of reducing the number of aerodynamic disturbances present in the forward portion of the nacelle, including reviewing interface locations, methods of attaching parts, and impacts on engine integration to ensure the resulting solutions not only provide the drag targets set, but do not adversely impact the Production and Operating costs of the nacelle.
Using knowledge of nacelle and engine integration, this project will provide a digital demonstrator supported by analysis and test results to achieve TRL5 level laminar nacelle suitable for business jet applications.
Commercialisation of novel ultra-fast 3d laser scanning technology

Understanding how the brain processes information is one of the unsolved grand   challenges in science. Moreover, neurological disorders, which disrupt information processing, have an enormous societal and economic impact. Studying information processing in the brain requires measurements of signals as they flow through neural circuits. However, the 3D nature of brain circuits and the speed of information transfer makes it difficult for neuroscientists to measure their properties with sufficiently high spatial and temporal resolution. During the NEUROGAIN ERC project, we developed a novel type of Acousto-Optic Lens (AOL)-based high-speed 3D laser scanner. This technology enables the focusing and scanning of a laser beam at 20-40 kHz. This scanning technology can be added to existing two-photon microscopes to enable 3D imaging of neurons and circuits with unprecedented spatio-temporal resolution. Moreover, it also automatically corrects for brain movement in real-time providing sharper images. This ERC PoC will facilitate commercialization of this 3D scanning technology by providing support to explore the markets in biosciences and beyond, protect the IP and facilitate early stage manufacture and assembly of AOL 3D scanners to supply biomedical researchers.
The performance of solar bottle bulbs at different interior exposure levels

Different sizes and arrangements of solar bottle bulbs might greatly affect the lighting delivered and there is no general agreement on the best interior bottle exposure levels. This study was undertaken to examine the lighting performance of three prototype solar bottle bulbs and to compare their performance at three different interior bottle exposure levels: one-third, half and two-thirds. A solar bottle bulb made of one 1.5 litre bottle proved to be better than a solar bottle bulb made of three 0.5 litre bottles. In terms of interior bottle exposure levels, the half level performed the best. Some inexplicable phenomena were also observed with recommendations for further study.
A numerical investigation of snap-through in a shallow arch-like model

Abstract Slender curved structures may experience a loss of stability called snap-through, causing the curvature on part or all of the structure to invert inducing fatigue damage. This paper presents a framework for analyzing the transient responses of slender curved structures. A numerical study of snap-through in a shallow arch-like model under periodic excitations is performed on a simplified model and on a detailed finite element model. The boundaries that separate the snap-through and no snap-through regions in the forcing parameters space are identified. Various post-snap responses are analyzed. The effects of initial conditions on the snap-through boundaries and post-snap responses are examined. Forcing parameters that lead to chaotic response are identified.
Polyfurans: A Computational Study

Polyfurans and furan-based polymers have recently emerged as a new class of conjugated materials. We undertook the first comprehensive computational study of polyfurans, especially doped polyfurans, and systematically compared their properties with those of the corresponding polythiophenes. Parent polyfuran has higher highest occupied crystal orbit and lowest unoccupied crystal orbit energies (by 0.25 and 0.61 eV, respectively), as well as a higher band gap (by 0.36 eV) and significantly larger twisting energy than that of polythiophenes. Doping of polyfuran and polythiophene was less exothermic than polyselenophene in all cases. For thermodynamic reasons, polyfurans should be easier to dope lightly than polythiophenes, whereas at heavy doping levels polyfurans and polythiophenes should be doped with similar ease.
Rydberg quantum simulators

Quantum Simulators provide new levels of understanding of equilibrium and out-of-equilibrium properties of many-body quantum systems, one of the most challenging problems in physics. The main objective of the RYSQ project is to use Rydberg atoms for quantum simulations, because their outstanding versatility will allow us to perform a great variety of useful quantum simulations, by exploiting different aspects of the same experimental and theoretical tools. By implementing not only one but a whole family of Rydberg Quantum Simulators, the project will address both the coherent and incoherent dissipative dynamics of many-body quantum systems, with potential applications in the understanding and design of artificial light harvesting systems, large quantum systems with controlled decoherence, and novel materials. This will be achieved by building upon a novel generic approach to quantum simulation, where Rydberg atoms allow both digital (gate) and analog (interaction) simulations. 
In addition to solving problems in fundamental and applied science, the project will build up core competences for quantum science and technologies in mainstream engineering, by using innovative methods for communication, dissemination and exploitation of results. In summary, RYSQ plans (A) to develop a collection of novel experimental and theoretical tools for Rydberg quantum simulators, and (B) to use them as a basis for implementing many important applications of quantum simulations. The project is structured in such a way to allow for efficient exchanges within the consortium, and to maximize the overall outcome of the work.
VISUAL SIMULATION OF MAGNETIC FLUIDS

In this paper, we focus on simulation of magnetic fluids. Magnetic fluids behave as both fluids and as magnetic bodies, and these characteristics allow them to generate ‘spike-like’ shapes along a magnetic field. Magnetic fluids are popular materials for use in works of art. Our goal is to simulate such works of art. In the field of electromagnetic hydrodynamics, many methods have also been proposed for simulating such spike shapes based on numerical fluid analysis. However, those methods are computationally expensive and they typically require tens of hours just to simulate a single spike. We propose a more efficient method by combining a procedural approach and the SPH method (smoothed particle hydrodynamics). Our method simulates overall behaviors of the magnetic fluids using the SPH method and then synthesizes the spike shapes by using the procedural approach. We demonstrate our method can generate visually plausible results within a reasonable computational cost.
Pilot Study Evaluating Utilization Patterns of the $4.00 Pharmacy Program in a Community Retail Setting

To increase access, availability, and affordability, large retail pharmacies have initiated $4.00 monthly programs for generic medications. We conducted this pilot survey to determine the demographics and purchasing patterns of patients utilizing the $4.00 program at a community retail pharmacy setting in the United States. We conducted a pilot survey, with 20 questions, in North Texas at a large retail chain grocery store pharmacy. We collected data regarding demographics, medications purchased, and cost to the customer and then analyzed these data using descriptive statistics. Of the 60 pharmacy customers we approached, 54 (90 percent) consented to take the survey. Among the participants, 88 percent had some form of health insurance coverage, with the majority carrying either private insurance (63 percent) or Medicare (19 percent). Of the 27 individuals participating in the $4.00 program, 23 had some form of health insurance. Heart health/blood pressure medications were the most commonly purchased (31 percent), followed by cholesterol-reducing medications (13 percent). This pilot survey illustrates that a majority of the individuals surveyed were aware of the program. However, only 50 percent of the study participants used the program, with 88 percent having some form of health insurance coverage.
Object e.g. surfboard, fastening device for use in e.g. board sports, has fastening unit comprising slat whose length is determined such that slat surrounds half of peripheral zone of person`s limb in stable position

The device has a fastening unit (3) comprising a slat (5), which is formed of steel and presents an unstable position in which the slat is rectilinear and a stable position in which the slat is wound on itself. Length of the slat is determined, such that the slat surrounds half of a peripheral zone of a person`s limb in the stable position. A protective covering (6) houses the slat. The fastening unit is fixed on a flexible linking unit (4) using a connecting unit (7). A locking unit surrounding the limb area includes an attachment (9) and self adhesive units with buckles and hooks. An independent claim is also included for an assembly for associating a fastening device to an object.