SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Atividades de apoio à atividade de exportação da marca PUSZMAN em mercados potenciais, a fim de promover a marca económica polaca.

SA 42799(2015/X) O tema do projeto é a participação da empresa «PUSZMAN-MEBLE» no Programa de Promoção da Indústria Móvel. Em resultado da sua participação no programa, a empresa intensificará significativamente a sua atividade de exportação em mercados estrangeiros selecionados, incluindo principalmente o mercado russo (mercado prospetivo) e o mercado alemão através da promoção da marca de produtos PUSZMAN. De acordo com o Programa, no período de 1.7.2020 a 31.3.2022 estava prevista a participação da empresa em 3 missões e 3 feiras comerciais. O candidato realizará igualmente atividades de informação e promoção. O tema da promoção será uma gama de mobiliário estofado, cujas características os distinguem do concurso. O âmbito das atividades da empresa é coerente com o programa de promoção da indústria do mobiliário, e a execução do projeto terá um impacto positivo na promoção da marca de produtos da economia polaca. Através dos projetos planeados, o Requerente terá a oportunidade de desenvolver a sua atividade de exportação e ganhar novos mercados estrangeiros, graças à aquisição de um vasto grupo de clientes interessados nos produtos da empresa. A participação no programa permitirá a promoção efetiva da marca PUSZMAN e contribuirá para a construção de uma imagem positiva da indústria de mobiliário polaca na arena internacional. A empresa tem uma situação financeira estável, permitindo a implementação sem problemas das tarefas planejadas no projeto. Na pendência do reembolso e/ou adiantamento dos fundos da UE, o projeto será financiado pelos recursos próprios da empresa.
Genetic tool development underpins recent advances in thermophilic whole-cell biocatalysts

The environmental value of sustainably producing bioproducts from biomass is now widely appreciated, with a primary target being the economic production of fuels such as bioethanol from lignocellulose. The application of thermophilic prokaryotes is a rapidly developing niche in this field, driven by their known catabolic versatility with lignocellulose-derived carbohydrates. Fundamental to the success of this work has been the development of reliable genetic and molecular systems. These technical tools are now available to assist in the development of other (hyper)thermophilic strains with diverse phenotypes such as hemicellulolytic and cellulolytic properties, branched chain alcohol production and other 'valuable bioproduct' synthetic capabilities. Here we present an insight into the historical limitations, recent developments and current status of a number of genetic systems for thermophiles. We also highlight the value of reliable genetic methods for increasing our knowledge of thermophile physiology. We argue that the development of robust genetic systems is paramount in the evolution of future thermophilic based bioprocesses and make suggestions for future approaches and genetic targets that will facilitate this process.
VALIDATION OF QUANTITATIVE ELISAs FOR MEASURING ANTI-YERSINIA PESTISF1 AND V ANTIBODY CONCENTRATIONS IN NONHUMAN PRIMATE SERA

This study systematically validated two quantitative enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) for determining Yersinia pestis anti-F1 or anti-V IgG concentration in cynomolgus macaque sera. The results demonstrated that these ELISAs are reliable, reproducible, and suitable for their intended use to measure both anti-F1 and anti-V IgG in monkey sera following vaccination with a heterologous recombinant fusion F1-V protein (rF1-V). Statistical analysis demonstrated assay precision, accuracy, specificity, linearity/dilutional linearity, and robustness for both assays. The quantitative ranges of standard curves were defined as 40-700 ng/mLfor both anti-F1 and anti-V IgG. Either serological assay could be used to determine potency of F1/V antigen-based vaccines in surrogate clinical studies or to define correlates of protective immunity against plague under the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) two-animal rule.
Study on mechanism of on-line monitoring of water content in oil

Analyzed the properties changes under the condition of different water content and its on-line /off-line detecting methods from the aspect of its research and development at home and abroad,and then proposed a new on-line monitoring method based on the influencing rule of oil's key characteristics by different water content. This new method would firstly establish a fuzzy identifying mathematical relation between oil physicochemical indexes and water content,and secondly set up a mathematical model between dynamic characteristics and physicochemical indexes of oil,and then monitor the dynamic characteristics of oil by sensor and calculate the water content through the model. Compared with other on-line monitoring method,this method breakthrough the limit that only single physicochemical index can be used in the detecting model,which will make the detection result more efficient and accurate.
FREQUENCY CONVERSION COMBINER SYSTEM FOR DIODE LASERS

A frequency conversion diode beam combiner system is provided to multiplex several frequency converted laser beams and therefore keep the beam-quality of a single emitter. This multiplexing is physically impossible with free propagating beams. Both transformations, the frequency conversion and the beam multiplexing, must take place in one step in a single optical component or complex. This also aids the system to be very compact. The frequency conversion diode beam combiner system delivers a single beam which consists of several multiplexed beams from the converted radiation of the diode laser emitters. The high power high beam-quality of this device is not reachable with current diode lasers. A broad range of visible and infra-red wavelengths is possible. The frequency conversion diode beam combiner system can replace high power continuous wave (cw) solid state lasers, because its design is scaleable, small and simple.
SIPHON

The invention relates to a siphon arrangement (1) comprising a housing (2) with an inlet connection piece (3), an outlet connection piece (4), and a siphon seat (5) arranged between the inlet connection piece (3) and outlet connection piece (4), and a siphon element (6) arranged in the siphon seat (5), said siphon element having a siphon portion (7) and an inlet (8) facing towards the inlet connection piece (3) and an outlet (9) leading to the outlet connection piece (4). Water can be guided from the inlet connection piece (3) via the inlet (8) into the siphon portion (7) and from the outlet (9) to the outlet connection piece (4). The siphon element (6) is movable, in particular pivotable, in the housing (2) from a use position into a maintenance position, and when in the maintenance position can be removed, in particular pulled out, from the housing.
Tyrosinase as a multifunctional reporter gene for Photoacoustic/MRI/PET triple modality molecular imaging

Development of reporter genes for multimodality molecular imaging is highly important. In contrast to the conventional strategies which have focused on fusing several reporter genes together to serve as multimodal reporters, human tyrosinase (TYR)--the key enzyme in melanin production--was evaluated in this study as a stand-alone reporter gene for in vitro and in vivo photoacoustic imaging (PAI), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and positron emission tomography (PET). Human breast cancer cells MCF-7 transfected with a plasmid that encodes TYR (named as MCF-7-TYR) and non-transfected MCF-7 cells were used as positive and negative controls, respectively. Melanin targeted N-(2-(diethylamino)ethyl)-18F-5-fluoropicolinamide was used as a PET reporter probe. In vivo PAI/MRI/PET imaging studies showed that MCF-7-TYR tumors achieved significant higher signals and tumor-to-background contrasts than those of MCF-7 tumor. Our study demonstrates that TYR gene can be utilized as a multifunctional reporter gene for PAI/MRI/PET both in vitro and in vivo.
Mapping argument structure in early irish and welsh

The proposed project involves a critical examination of the concept of subject and subject properties in Old Irish and Old and Middle Welsh. The project has three objectives: 1) to determine subject properties in Old Irish and Old and Middle Welsh, 2) to investigate the applicability of subject tests proposed in the literature for the early Indo-European languages, modern Indo-European languages, and, specifically, Modern Irish and Modern Welsh to Old Irish and Old and Middle Welsh, and 3) to develop subject tests specifically for Old Irish and Old and Middle Welsh. The approach is rooted in the methodology and theoretical framework of cognitive linguistics and construction grammar, as well as in comparative and philological methodologies. Applying the tools of cognitive linguistics and construction grammar to Early Irish and Welsh, while remaining faithful to the comparative and philological framework, allows for  the generation of the relevant knowledge of the grammar of Early Irish and Welsh that is needed to decipher and model subject behaviour in these languages. Working at Aberystwyth University will enable me to improve and deepen my skills and competencies in Early Welsh, Modern Welsh and Modern Irish. Expanding my current work, which has been focussed Medieval Irish, both laterally into medieval Welsh and vertically into the modern languages will significantly improve and increase my career opportunities. By the end of this project, I will have at least four articles and a monograph submitted for publication, demonstrating my capacity to carry out high-quality, independent research in Early Welsh as well as in Early Irish and theoretical linguistics, in addition to being able to speak and teach both Modern Irish and Modern Welsh at an advanced level, providing me with a strong chance to obtain a permanent academic position in Celtic linguistics.
Structure and interactions within the pelagic microbial food web (from viruses to microplankton) across environmental gradients in the Mediterranean Sea

[1] We have investigated here the structure of the pelagic microbial food web and quantified the carbon fluxes from viruses to microplankton along trophic gradients in the Mediterranean Sea. To explore the complex trophic pathways of the pelagic food web, we conducted independent and replicated experiments to measure (i) predation on prokaryotes by microzooplankton, (ii) predation on prokaryotes by heterotrophic nanoflagellates, (iii) virus-induced prokaryotic mortality, and (iv) microzooplankton grazing on nanoplankton and microphytoplankton. Our study covered more than 5000 km, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Levantine basin, and from conditions of high primary production and nutrient availability to ultraoligotrophic and phosphate-limited waters. Microphytoplankton abundance and biomass were typically scarce across the entire Mediterranean basin, with almost negligible levels in the eastern part. Also, nanoplankton biomass was typically low. Conversely, prokaryotes, and particularly the heterotrophic components, were abundant and represented the only significant food source for both nanoplankton and microplankton grazers. Viral infections were not the primary agents of prokaryotic mortality, but in some areas, such as the Ligurian Sea, they had a key role in prokaryotic dynamics. The scenario depicted in this study in summer reveals the pivotal role of microzooplankton in the pelagic food web of the Mediterranean Sea, with a key role in the potential transfer of biomass to higher trophic levels. We also show that converse to theoretical expectations, the microbial food web was relatively complex under the mesotrophic conditions (Atlantic and western Mediterranean) and was much more simplified in the ultraoligotrophic conditions of the eastern Mediterranean.
Penerapan Best Practice IT Service Management dalam Perbaikan IT Service Desk: Studi Kasus PT. Matahari Putra Prima

Information Technology (IT) grows very rapidly and affects every aspect of business life to support competition with other companies that have the same field. PT. Matahari Putra Prima has implemented a computerized system as one of its business strategy in achieving the company's business objectives. With the implementation of IT in the company, the role of Service Desk is indispensable in providing services to users. This study aims to identify and analyze the implementation of IT Service Desk of PT. Matahari Putra Prima to the users. This research is expected to increase and improve the quality of IT Service Desk PT. Matahari Putra Prima based on the IT Service Management (ITSM).
WORK VEHICLE

A work vehicle includes a hydraulic actuator that changes an actual steering angle, an actual steering angle detecting part, an operating unit that performs a steering operation, a position adjusting control part that controls the position adjusting part based on the actual steering angle, and a steering control part that controls the hydraulic actuator. The operating unit includes a support part, a rotating part supported rotatably by the support part, an operating part supported rotatably by the support part or the rotating part, a biasing part that biases the operating part to a predetermined position with respect to the rotating part, a position adjusting part that adjusts a rotation angle of the rotating part with respect to the support part, and a rotation angle detecting part configured to detect the rotation angle of the operating part with respect to the support part or the rotating part.
Opening the cycling and walking tracking potential

This project will explore the potential of walking and cycling tracking services to promote
walking and cycling mobility. We will focus on established walking and cycling promotion
measures and thoroughly assess the potential of ICT based tracking services to overcome
barriers to implementation and finding new factors driving the effectiveness of those
measures. Through specific research, the related ICT challenges like scheme dynamics, privacy,
trust, low-cost, interoperability and flexibility will be tackled for each type of measure. The
measures to target will be established measures to promote walking and cycling travel to
workplace, shopping, school and leisure promotion measures. We will investigate both the
ability that tracking tools may have to address traditional challenges of these measures and
their potential to bring new features in the fields of awareness raising, financial/tax incentives,
infrastructure planning and service concepts. A common, flexible and open access tool will be
developed to provide an ICT input and output platform that addresses the related ICT
challenges. Over this platform it will be easy for anyone to build products based on tracking
services tailored to the requirements of the specific measures. This project will develop and
test a representative set of such products in real measures underway. These test cases will at
the same time validate and provide additional inputs for the project’s research issues and
trigger the widespread of tracking services to support walking and cycling measures in Europe.
Users, policy makers and walking and cycling practitioners and final users will be deeply
involved in all stages of the project.
METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE STATE OF DISINFECTION OF AN ORGANIC SUBSTANCE SUBJECTED TO ROTTING AND/OR FERMENTATION, AND METHOD FOR CONDUCTING ROTTING AND FERMENTATION PROCESSES

Disclosed is a method for determining the state of disinfection of an organic substance (2) that is subjected to rotting and/or fermentation in accordance with selected organisms. In said method, the substance (2) is disinfected by means of heat during the rotting and/or fermentation process, and the temperature of the substance is measured at a plurality of points in time at least at one point during the disinfection process. Temperature/time sums are formed from the measured temperatures and the associated intervals, and disinfection shares are assigned to the temperature/time sums. The state of disinfection is then determined from the sum of the disinfection shares.
Revolutionary vaccines to prevent pandemic and seasonal outbreaks of respiratory viral infections: the best-in-class universal multi-season influenza vaccine

While an ongoing pandemic outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) is having enormous impact on global societies, a quest for effective vaccination becomes of unprecedented importance to save lives and economies globally. 
Symptomatic flu, another respiratory RNA viral infection, affects ~10% of global population every year and leads to regular pandemic outbreaks. Existing prophylactic vaccination requires updates each flu season or pandemic outbreak, and has a strikingly limited efficacy (40% on average, as low as 9% in elderly). This is mainly due to a rapid mutation rate of surface viral proteins that are targeted by the current vaccines. Governments, institutions and vaccine community urgently seek for a universal flu vaccine that would provide a multi-season protection against all seasonal and emerging pandemic viral strains.  
OSIVAX, a French clinical stage innovative biotech, strives to develop vaccines able to prevent respiratory viral infections across multiple seasons and outbreak. OSIVAX has developed OVX836, a best-in-class, game-changing universal flu vaccine candidate. 
OVX836 is based on oligoDOM®, a proprietary immune-boosting technology that triggers powerful, targeted and durable immune responses involving activation of specific immune response killing infected cells. OVX836 circumvents the need for annual vaccination updates by targeting an intraviral protein that is highly conserved across all influenza strains. 
OVX836 has a potential to disrupt the flu vaccine market currently dominated by single-season vaccines. The revolutionary universal flu vaccine is predicted to have a blockbuster potential (>€2.5 billion). OSIVAX’s experienced team aims to get OVX836 ready for the clinical proof-of-efficacy milestone (Phase IIb) that will position the company for >€500M licensing deal with a big pharma in 2024.
 
At the moment, OSIVAX leverages this revolutionary clinical-stage technology to initiate the development of a universal vaccine against corona
Trade unions and transnational regulation in Europe: developments and limitations

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to consider the situation of workers' rights in the context of European Works Councils (EWCs) in the metalworking sector.Design/methodology/approach – The paper examines the preconditions, forms and patterns of trade union transnational coordination under the regime of cross‐border competition and, in particular, its transnational implications for employment regulation in multinationals in Europe. The paper is based on evidence from the metal sector at the European Union level in the direction of establishing a framework for transnational bargaining at company level in Europe.Findings – The paper argues that workers' representation rights at the European level (EWCs) and their resources can be very important in supporting the trade unions' bargaining activity in a situation of cross‐border negotiation in multinational companies. In the absence of a legal framework, the very recent engagement by the European trade union movement to coordinate bargaining across borders...
European plant phenotyping network 2020

EPPN2020 will provide European public and private scientific sectors with access to a wide range of state-of-the-art plant phenotyping facilities, techniques and methods. It will aid the community in progressing towards excellence across the whole phenotyping pipeline, involving sensors and imaging techniques, data analysis in relation to environmental conditions, data organization and storage, data interpretation in a biological context and meta-analyses of experiments. It builds upon the starting community project EPPN and will coordinate its activities with the ESFRI infrastructure EMPHASIS and with national programs.
EPPN2020 involves: 
- Access to 31 key installations (15 infrastructures), chosen for excellence and avoidance of redundancy, with capacity of hundreds of genotypes and dedicated to innovative non-invasive measurement of traits at different levels of plant organization.
- Three Joint Research Activities. JRA1 develops novel techniques and methods for environmental and plant measurements, in particular for assessing the spatial variability of environmental conditions in each platform. JRA2 develops tools for statistical analysis of phenotyping experiments across platforms and scales of plant organization. JRA3 develops a European Phenomic Information System, based on novel information technologies and standardization strategies.  
- Networking Activities. NA1 organises access and selection of projects, NA2 establishes cooperation and increases integration between facilities both within and outside EPPN2020.
EPPN2020 (i) extends the infrastructure offered to the community; (ii) develops synergies between infrastructures and cross fertilization between disciplines, via common experiments in JRAs; (iii) builds a European information system to manage the information generated by installations, with an open data strategy; (iv) provides training at all career levels; (v) is closely linked with industry, both SMEs providing technology and breeding companies
Proporcionar una herramienta innovadora para apoyar la comunicación y el funcionamiento de cualquier proceso de negocio entre una empresa y un contratista externo en la nube

Como parte del proyecto, la compañía planea crear una herramienta innovadora para crear y automatizar procesos de negocio en empresas principalmente en el sector PYME. La solución permitirá acelerar la implementación de la integración entre empresas, así como la integración de la relación emprendedor-cliente final. De negocios a cliente. El portal incluirá herramientas que permitan a la empresa utilizar la solución contactar a empresas y clientes (pedidos, formularios, quejas, comunicación actual, etc.). La solución ofrecida será una solución integral para apoyar todo el ciclo de vida de los procesos de negocio (flujo de trabajo) con la posibilidad de automatizar los procesos de negocio. Gracias a los componentes incluidos en la solución, será posible definir procesos de negocio, construir formularios, controlar y ejecutar instancias de proceso, controlar y ejecutar formularios, administrar los datos introducidos en los formularios La solución se tratará como un servidor de procesos de negocio que administra y ejecuta instancias y formularios de procesos de negocio. El solicitante no solo ofrecerá procesos prefabricados, sino también la posibilidad de crearlos y adaptarlos a las necesidades de una empresa determinada. El solicitante ofrecerá una herramienta no disponible para crear procesos «a medida» para el cliente, utilizados para interactuar con sus clientes. El objetivo del proyecto es construir un sistema B2B, es decir, un sistema destinado al intercambio automático de datos y la coordinación de actividades entre empresas con el fin de obtener un valor añadido tanto para el solicitante como para los socios comerciales. El sistema estará diseñado para crear, modificar e implementar procesos de negocio en las empresas. Como resultado del proyecto, el Solicitante pretende emplear a 3 personas en puestos altamente especializados.