SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Un secolo di bibliografia: tappe, linee e orizzonti dell’internazionalizzazione

L’histoire de la Société Internationale de Bibliographie Classique (SIBC) et de L’Année Philologique ( APh ) est ici envisagée sous un double angle, celui de la pluridisciplinarité et celui de l’internationalisation, et on peut la considérer comme un processus de réalisation du projet initial de Jules Marouzeau notamment sous ces deux angles. L’ouverture des différentes rédactions de L’APh a élargi le panorama international qui, ces derniers temps, s’est étendu non seulement à la Grèce mais aussi à l’Extrême-Orient (Japon, Chine), en gardant toujours à l’esprit la nécessité d’assurer la cohérence unitaire de la bibliographie. Par l’intermédiaire de la SIBC, membre de la FIEC, qui elle-même est membre du CIPSH, L’APh est incluse dans un cadre institutionnel international de grande importance pour la présence des études classiques. Enfin, on examine la migration progressive de L’APh vers un travail et un produit bibliographique entièrement électroniques, de la collecte des données à la gestion de la base de données et enfin à la consultation en ligne.
THERMALLY-ACTIVATED ACTUATOR

An actuator having a hot-arm and a cold-arm wherein the hot-arm and cold-arm vertically offset from one another. The hot-arm is heated to cause the actuator to move both vertically and horizontally. When used as a relay, an electrostatic force latches the actuator when the electrodes are brought in close proximity to one another.
Extended life fluorescence polyvinyl chloride sheeting

An extended life fluorescent polyvinyl chloride sheeting and a method for forming the sheeting are disclosed. The sheeting includes a polyvinyl chloride film having a fluorescent colorant incorporated therein. A protective polymer layer is attached to the polyvinyl chloride film. A light filtering agent is incorporated into the protective layer, wherein the filter agent blocks the 425 nm and lower wavelengths of the visible spectrum.
Chronology and phenomenology of the 1982 and 2015 Wolf volcano eruptions, Galápagos Archipelago

Abstract The 1982 and 2015 eruptions were the first at Wolf volcano, Galapagos Archipelago, with eyewitness accounts and satellite imagery. Both eruptions were characterized by a rapid and intense initial phase, with multiple eruptive vents, leading to the formation of large ‘a‘ā lava fields and scarce pāhoehoe mostly associated with the waning phases. The 1982 eruption started on 28 August from an intra-caldera vent that produced high lava fountains, as well as a radial fissure on the SE flank. The whole eruption lasted for at least 9 days and generated ~52.5E + 6 m3 DRE (dense rock equivalent) of lava. The 2015 eruption started on 25 May from a circumferential fissure that produced high lava fountains and deposited reticulite scoria on the flanks of the volcano. For the first time since the onset of volcano monitoring in Galapagos, we report cryptotephra from the 2015 eruption reaching and depositing in mainland Ecuador, 1400 km away from the source. Lava from the 2015 circumferential vents covered ~18.5 km2 on the SE and E flanks. On 13 June 2015, the eruption switched to an intra-caldera vent that was active until 30 June, and produced lava flows that covered most of the caldera floor. The 2015 eruption lasted 36 days and produced ~87E + 6 m3 DRE of lava, making it the fourth largest eruption in Galapagos since the eruption of Sierra Negra in 1979. We use combined ground-based geophysical surveillance, remote sensing, eyewitness accounts, and detailed field work to constrain the eruptive dynamics of this remote volcano. Our approach allows quantification of eruption rates, which are critical for understanding volcanic systems and for hazard assessment. First order rheological calculations permit us to further constrain the eruption dynamics and emplacement of the lava fields.
Effects of extremely low frequency alternating-current magnetic fields on the growth performance and digestive enzyme activity of tilapia Oreochromis niloticus

Extremely low frequency magnetic field (ELF-MF), as a ubiquitous ecophysiological factor, has been determined to influence the health of human and animals worldwide. In this study, we focused on the effects of ELF-MF on growth performance and digestive enzyme activity in juvenile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus. Totally 450 fish were exposed to ELF-MF (50 Hz; 0, 30, 100, 150 and 200 μT) for 30 days, respectively. The effects on growth and digestion were monitored on the 10th, 20th, and 30th day after induction (immediate effect), as well as 20th day after cessation of exposure (delayed effect). The activities of pepsin and intestinal protease of tilapia were significantly decreased after exposure in certain intensities of ELF-MF, but recovered when the ELF-MF exposure was removed 20 days later. Similar effects were also observed in the growth parameters, moreover interestingly, the specific growth rate (SGR) even represented a compensatory growth. To our knowledge, the present research provides the first determination that a certain extent of ELF-MF exposure could inhibit the growth and digestion of fish, and cause compensatory restorations after being removed upon a time.
Attribute reduction approaches for general relation decision systems

Propose the concept of general relation decision systems.Give an attribute reduction algorithm for consistent relation decision systems.Give an attribute reduction algorithm for inconsistent relation decision systems. This paper proposes the concept of general relation decision systems and studies attribute reduction algorithms for relation decision systems, which are generalization of decision tables. In our relation decision systems, both condition and decision attribute sets consist of general binary relations. Novel attribute reduction algorithms for consistent and inconsistent relation decision systems are derived, respectively. A data set from the UCI machine learning databases is used in the empirical study, the experimental results verify the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms. The results unify the earlier attribute reduction algorithms for decision tables.
New wiring for vehicles

The goal of our project is to address the issue of the reduction of the electrical wiring weight in vehicles, developing a new technology that produces galvanic plated aluminium electric wire that can replace electric wire made of copper. We plan to develop an integrated plant  that will electro-plate aluminium wire with copper and normalise it, so that it can be subsequently drawn and used to produce innovative electric cables. These new cables for the transport sector will weigh about half as much as the equivalent copper cables and will have an approximately 40% lower production cost, all conditions being equal in terms of electrical and mechanical properties. 
The above goal will be reached combining the following processes into a single plant:
• appropriate technologies for the galvanic coating of aluminium, to prevent the very rapid oxidation to which aluminium is susceptible, increase its conductivity and enable the wire to be soldered; 
• appropriate technologies for thermal treatment of the metals, to obtain a ductile material that can be drawn and twisted as easily as copper. 
The market of reference for selling the new plant consists of the producers of copper cables for the automotive sector: these manufacturers will have the opportunity to provide copper-coated aluminium cables that are complete replacements for today copper cables in all classes of flexibility, and to enjoy the added benefits of lower production cost and greater lightness.  
A production cost lower will increase the profit margins enjoyed by these cable producers and reduce the price of sale paid by the vehicles manufacturers.
Other important sectors where we can enter the market will be the manufacturers of electric cables where the weight is a critical factor as in the aeronautical and aerospace. 
We expect to offer the market a new plant that can be standardised and is scalable, and which can produce drawable copper-coated aluminium wire continuously at a speed of 40 to 200 mt/min.
Distributed and dynamic graph algorithms and complexity

This project aims to (i) resolve challenging graph problems in distributed and dynamic settings, with a focus on connectivity problems (such as computing edge connectivity and distances), and (ii) on the way develop a systematic approach to attack problems in these settings, by thoroughly exploring relevant algorithmic and complexity-theoretic landscapes. Tasks include


- building a hierarchy of intermediate computational models so that designing algorithms and proving lower bounds can be done in several intermediate steps, 

- explaining the limits of algorithms by proving conditional lower bounds based on old and new reasonable conjectures, and

- connecting techniques in the two settings to generate new insights that are unlikely to emerge from the isolated viewpoint of a single field.


The project will take advantage from and contribute to the developments in many young fields in theoretical computer science, such as fine-grained complexity and sublinear algorithms. Resolving one of the connectivity problems will already be a groundbreaking result. However, given the approach, it is likely that one breakthrough will lead to many others.
Evaluating the adequacy of a reference-site pool for ecological assessments in environmentally complex regions

Many advances in the field of bioassessment have focused on approaches for objectively selecting the pool of reference sites used to establish expectations for healthy waterbodies, but little emphasis has been placed on ways to evaluate the suitability of the reference-site pool for its intended applications (e.g., compli- ance assessment vs ambient monitoring). These evaluations are critical because an inadequately evaluated ref- erence pool may bias assessments in some settings. We present an approach for evaluating the adequacy of a reference-site pool for supporting biotic-index development in environmentally heterogeneous and pervasively altered regions. We followed common approaches for selecting sites with low levels of anthropogenic stress to screen 1985 candidate stream reaches to create a pool of 590 reference sites for assessing the biological integrity of streams in California, USA. We assessed the resulting pool of reference sites against 2 performance criteria. First, we evaluated how well the reference-site pool represented the range of natural gradients present in the entire population of streams as estimated by sites sampled through probabilistic surveys. Second, we eval- uated the degree to which we were successful in rejecting sites influenced by anthropogenic stress by comparing biological metric scores at reference sites with the most vs fewest potential sources of stress. Using this approach, we established a reference-site pool with low levels of human-associated stress and broad coverage of environmen- tal heterogeneity. This approach should be widely applicable and customizable to particular regional or program- matic needs.
Inclusive Advocacy? Trade-Union Activity in Support of the Rights of Domestic Workers in Continental Europe

Cet article compare l'activité syndicale en faveur des droits des travailleuses 1 domestiques aux Pays-Bas, en Allemagne et en France. Même si le nombre de travailleuses domestiques syndiquées y est très faible, les syndicats ont développé des actions pour défendre les droits de ces travailleuses dans ces trois pays. Toutefois, ces actions n'ont été que partielles et n'ont pas pris en compte de manière exhaustive les besoins et les droits de toutes les travailleuses domestiques. La comparaison de l'activité syndicale montre que les actions en faveur des travailleuses domestiques ont été encouragées par le plaidoyer transnational dans les trois pays. De plus, alors que des institutions inclusives ont facilité les actions en France, au contraire, en Allemagne et aux Pays-Bas, les actions syndicales ont été limitées par les caractéristiques "informelles" persistantes du travail domestique et par l'hésitation des syndicats à s'engager de manière globale dans la question des droits des migrants.
Mines of Mountains

The territory of the project is characterized by an important natural heritage, and is considered as a mountain area. That’s why it’s necessary to bring a particular attention in order to limit the depopulation of these marginal areas and contain climate changes, witch impact it deeply. The main economic activity pass by mountain tourism. These last years, we are assisting, sometimes at eh increasing of a demand linked to a cultural discovery of the territory, during all the year: the mining heritage has, in this context, a fundamental role. 
The project aims to the creation of a cross-border territorial network to create a cultural touristic offer linked the mining patrimony, aiming to a sustainable development. This kind of network has as objective, to allow local communities implied to appropriate this architectural, historical, historical, environmental heritage constituted by mines, forgotten and not usable in their state. 
Even if Aoste Valley and Savoy have invested in the safeguard, and that local communities asked their valorisation, the management of alpine mine sites are still a common problematic. 
The project aims, also, to find a use to this patrimony, transforming this “negative” point in a positive one, at the same level as other heritage elements of the Alpes.
Structure and properties of organo-montmorillonite/nitrile butadiene rubber nanocomposites prepared from latex dispersions

Abstract The organo-montmorillonite (OMt)/nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) nanocomposites were prepared by emulsion intercalation method. The TEM images of the nanocomposites showed uniform dispersions of the OMt particles in NBR and the XRD patterns confirmed an effective intercalation of NBR in the interlayer space of the OMt. The nanocomposites demonstrated excellent mechanical properties and solvent resistance comparing to those of pure NBR. The TGA curves showed that the temperature of maximum decomposition rate (T max ) of the nanocomposites (30 wt.%) had increased by 10 °C in comparison with that of pure NBR, which indicated that the nanocomposites had excellent thermal stability. The vulcanized curves showed that the OMt could accelerate the vulcanization process. The glass transition temperature, storage modulus, and loss modulus of the nanocomposites have increased, but the tanδ has decreased compared with pure NBR.
PREPARATION OF 24 ALKYL ANALOGS OF CHOLECALCIFEROL AND NON-RACEMIC COMPOUNDS

Disclosed is a process for the preparation of 24 -alkyl analogs of cholecalcyferol of Formula 1 having a (5E) or (5Z) configuration, wherein X represents a hydrogen atom, a hydroxy group or an OR1 group, wherein R1, R2 and R3 may be the same or different and represent groups suitable for hydroxyl protection, and R4 is a C1-6 alkyl chain or a C1-6 alkyl groups, especially for calcipotriol. The invention also provides new non-racemic compounds being valuable synthones for the synthesis of pharmacologically active substances.
Ion traps

An apparatus for correcting deviations in a quadrupole field in a quadrupole ion trap (100) comprises correction electrodes (20,22,40,42) positioned in at least one primary quadrupole electrode (15,16,45) to provide a field correction potential.
Sulfuric Acid Speleogenesis Associated with a Glacially Driven Groundwater System—Paleo-spring “Pipes” at Borup Fiord Pass, Nunavut

Gypsum filled "pipe" features were discovered in the proglacial area of the Borup Fiord Pass supraglacial sulfur spring. Stable isotope data suggest that gypsum is formed through oxidation of sulfides and are consistent with models of sulfuric acid speleogenesis. These results suggest that gypsum pipes are paleo-spring discharge channels analogous to those that feed the modern sulfur spring at Borup Fiord. A conceptual model is proposed whereby retreat of the glacial front and associated growth of permafrost in ground exposed now to low arctic temperatures leads to "freezing-in" of the spring system and abandonment of old channels in favor of more open flow systems in the subglacial region. Results provide a model for glacially driven groundwater systems that may form in association with Mars' polar icecaps and potential geological signatures for paleo-groundwater discharge.
IGNITOR, SYSTEM AND METHOD OF ELECTRICAL IGNITION OF EXOTHERMIC MIXTURE

The invention relates to an ignitor (1) and a system comprising an ignitor (1), as well as a method of electrical ignition of an exothermic mixture, the ignitor (1) comprising: - a housing (2); - a compartment (3) provided within the housing (2); - a first exothermic mixture (15) of at least a metal and an oxide provided in the compartment (3); - a first electrode (4') connectable to a first terminal of a power supply (17); - a second electrode (4'') connectable to a second terminal of the power supply (17); where at least parts of the first and second electrodes (4', 4'') are in contact with the first exothermic mixture (15); where the first electrode (4') and the second electrode (4'') are provided at a distance (d) from each other, wherein, upon appliance of a voltage above a predetermined threshold value between the first and second electrodes (4', 4'') an electromagnetic field (EMF) is created in the first exothermic mixture (15) between the first and second electrodes (4', 4'').
LED LIGHT FIXTURE

A light fixture for holding LED tubes. A pair of end caps are held together by an elongated member. Female connectors mounted to the end caps receive the male connectors of the LED light tubes. The female connectors are mounted to the end caps allowing for the pre-selection of the angle of illumination.
Gaming Through Architectural Drawing

Gaming Through Architectural Drawing es una exposición digital en el metaverso sobre arquitectura y videojuegos, celebrada en el Centro Cultural Virtual Meetaverse en colaboración con Fundación Arquia y la Universidad de Granada, del 25 de mayo al 15 de junio de 2022, y cuyo comisario es Manuel ‘Saga’ Sánchez García.
Combined rTMS treatment targeting the Anterior Cingulate and the Temporal Cortex for the Treatment of Chronic Tinnitus

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) has been proposed as a tinnitus treatment option. Promising results have been obtained by consecutive stimulation of lateral frontal and auditory brain regions. We investigated a combined stimulation paradigm targeting the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) with double cone coil rTMS, followed by stimulation of the temporo-parietal junction area with a figure-of-eight coil. The study was conducted as a randomized, double-blind pilot trial in 40 patients suffering from chronic tinnitus. We compared mediofrontal stimulation with double-cone-coil, (2000 stimuli, 10 Hz) followed by left temporo-parietal stimulation with figure-of-eight-coil (2000 stimuli, 1 Hz) to left dorsolateral-prefrontal-cortex stimulation with figure-of-eight-coil (2000 stimuli, 10 Hz) followed by temporo-parietal stimulation with figure-of-eight-coil (2000 stimuli, 1 Hz). The stimulation was feasible with comparable dropout rates in both study arms; no severe adverse events were registered. Responder rates did not differ in both study arms. There was a significant main effect of time for the change in the TQ score, but no significant time x group interaction. This pilot study demonstrated the feasibility of combined mediofrontal/temporoparietal-rTMS-stimulation with double cone coil in tinnitus patients but failed to show better outcome compared to an actively rTMS treated control group.
ACCelerating regional competitivenESS and sector-based excellence through innovation management tools and techniques

Innovation policy is considered as a key driving force towards reinforcing the competitiveness. Throughout the European Union, hundreds of policy measures and support schemes have been implemented in the past few years or are being drafted. Their diversity reflects the diversity of the underlying conditions, cultural preferences and political priorities of the Member States, but only in exceptional cases they consider sector-specific features and characteristics.

The project ACCESS involves 11 partners from all eight Member states of the Programme area who joint their forces in order to indentify tools and techniques of regional innovation management that will improve the innovation capacities across the area, using the sectoral approach and involving the important stakeholders in the process.

The methodology used will cover the knowledge audit of regional innovation capabilities in terms of sectoral specifics. The partners will share innovation management tools and techniques and perform innovation management trainings.
Spatial Disparities in the Distribution of Parks and Green Spaces in the USA

Little national evidence is available on spatial disparities in distributions of parks and green spaces in the USA.This study examines ecological associations of spatial access to parks and green spaces with percentages of black, Hispanic, and low-income residents across the urban-rural continuum in the conterminous USA.Census tract-level park and green space data were linked with data from the 2010 U.S. Census and 2006-2010 American Community Surveys. Linear mixed regression models were performed to examine these associations.Poverty levels were negatively associated with distances to parks and percentages of green spaces in urban/suburban areas while positively associated in rural areas. Percentages of blacks and Hispanics were in general negatively linked to distances to parks and green space coverage along the urban-rural spectrum.Place-based race-ethnicity and poverty are important correlates of spatial access to parks and green spaces, but the associations vary across the urbanization levels.
To-Euro-5G:  supporting the european 5g initiative

The To-Euro-5G project has a clear objective to support the activities of the European 5G Initiative as outlined in the 5G contractual Public Private Partnership (cPPP) during the second phase of the 5G-PPP from June 2017 to June 2019, with the intention of maximising the return on this investment for Europe.
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The objectives of To-Euro-5G include: 
•	Progressing the 5G-PPP high level goal of maintaining and enhancing the competitiveness of the European ICT industry, and seeking European leadership in the 5G domain. 
•	Supporting activities where the 5G-PPP can contribute to the implementation of the European 5G Action Plan . 
•	Assembling an overview of the 5G-PPP projects trial/demo/showcase potential and encouraging any organisation performing such an activity to identify the “European 5G” basis of their public showcases.
•	Responsibility for orchestrating the cross project activities of the 5G-PPP projects selected for Phase 2 of the 5G-PPP, as foreseen by Article 41.4 of their respective grant agreements, for example, in the areas of Standards, Spectrum, Architecture, management, Security and a number of other key strategic aspects of 5G. 
•	Developing and implementing a strategic communications plan, including technical and social media channels, to ensure the best possible impact is achieved with the results of the 5G-PPP projects and the horizontal activities of the 5G-PPP programme. 
•	Stimulating, organising and hosting strategic events and workshops where the European 5G achievements will be promoted on a global level.
•	Orchestrating an open, transparent and flexible 5G-PPP programme governance structure that facilitates good co-operation between the projects, the commission and the 5G Infrastructure Association.
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The To-Euro-5G project also has the underlying ambition to ensure that European society, via the Vertical sectors uptake of 5G, can enjoy the economic and societal benefits these future 5G networks can provide.