SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Severe and enduring mental health problems within an established substance misuse treatment partnership

Aims and method The study reports findings of an investigation into the presence of severe and enduring mental health problems within the four statutory and non-statutory teams of an established substance misuse treatment partnership. Results Of a total of 772 clients in the four teams surveyed, 69 (8.9%) were identified as having severe and enduring mental health problems and problem substance use in the past 12 months. Alcohol was the most prevalent substance used by this predominantly male group. Different rates were found across the four teams, with higher numbers in the non-statutory teams. The clients displayed significant levels of self-harm and suicide risk and were responsible for 131 acute service contacts over the past 12 months. Clinical implications Clients with severe and enduring mental health problems engaged with substance misuse services display high levels of complex need. It is important to identify the best and most effective service response to this group.
Regulated Peak Power Tracking (RPPT) System Using Parallel Converter Topologies

Regulated peak power tracking (RPPT) systems such as the series structure and the series-parallel structures are commonly used in satellite space power systems. However, these structures process the solar array power or the battery power to the load through two cascaded regulators during one orbit cycle, which reduces the energy transfer efficiency. Also the battery charging time is increased due to placement of converter between the battery and the solar array. In this paper a parallel structure has been proposed which can improve the energy transfer efficiency and the battery charging time for satellite space power RPPT systems. An analogue controller is used to control all of the required functions, such as load voltage regulation and solar array stabilization with maximum power point tracking (MPPT). In order to compare the system efficiency and the battery charging efficiency of the proposed structure with those of a series (conventional) structure and a simplified series-parallel structure, simulations are performed and the results are analyzed using a loss analysis model. The proposed structure charges the battery more quickly when compared to the other two structures. Also the efficiency of the proposed structure has been improved under different modes of solar array operation when compared with the other two structures. To verify the system, experiments are carried out under different modes of solar array operation, including PPT charge, battery discharge, and eclipse and trickle charge.
Grant for UNIVERS BIURO TURISTIC ANDRZEJ Rapkiewicz to maintain its activities

The project concerns support for working capital of a company in the event of a decline in turnover (sales revenue) caused by the negative effects of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Oxidative coupling of 2-aminophenol to 2-amino-phenoxazine-3-one catalyzed by organotin (IV)–copper (I) cyanide coordination polymers as heterogeneous catalysts

Abstract The activity of organotin (IV)–copper (I) cyanide coordination polymers [Ph 3 SnCu (CN) 2 · L] where L = 1,2-bis(4-pyridyl)ethane (bpe) 1 , 4,4′-bipyridine (bpy) 2 , methylpyrazine (mepyz) 3 or trans-1,2-bis(4-pyridyl)ethene (tbpe) 4 has been investigated as heterogeneous catalysts for the biomimetic oxidative coupling of 2-aminophenol (OAP) to 2-aminophenoxazine-3-one (APX). The rate of OAP consumption was determined by measuring the amount of dioxygen consumed using a gas burette. All the coordination polymeric catalysts showed high activity for auto-oxidation of OAP. The coordination polymer 4 has been found to be the most reactive catalyst. The rate of auto-oxidation reaction of OAP catalyzed by the coordination polymer 4 has been found to increase with increasing the pH from 7 to 9 then decreased at higher pH. The rate of auto-oxidation reaction showed linear dependence on catalyst concentration and pressure of dioxygen. The rate of reaction has been found to fit a Michaelis–Menten kinetic model for saturation of catalyst sites with increasing OAP concentration. The catalyst 4 showed no deactivation after six runs.
Integrated environmental management of SmALl Green Spots in FUncTional Urban ArEas following the idea of acupuncture

In many EU cities it is difficult to save large areas for planting greenery. The attractive sites are often used for settlements or investments which provide profits for the city budget.
On the other hand authorities of the cities are aware of the necessity for green spaces to inhabitants for many reasons. Not only needs for rest, recreation and aesthetic surroundings but also growing requirements for adaptation of urban areas to climate change. This urban environmental challenge needs a special solution offered by SALUTE4CE project.
The main objective of SALUTE4CE is protection and development of natural resources by the integrated environmental management of green&blue infrastructure with planting native and climate resistant vegetation in FUAs lacking large sites for this function. The project will improve capacities of the public sector and related entities in management of green&blue infrastructure in FUAs by using the small spots not attractive for other purposes. The project partnership will implement the concept of urban environmental acupuncture (UEA) consisting in a surgical and selective intervention into the urban environment, instead of large scale projects that involve thousands of hectares and tremendous costs. The numerous interventions in many small spots in a FUA can provide an effect for the FUA as a whole. The partnership will develop the common methodology and criteria of selecting both spots and types of interventions which then will be applied in elaborating action plans for 4 FUAs. These action plans will demonstrate the application of the idea of UEA as an effective and innovative way of integrated environmental management in FUA to make it more liveable place. Pilot actions in the project will show in form of small investments in 4 FUAs how to implement step by step the idea of UEA. The trainings and the project handbook on UEA as well as tools for residents involvement will provide a transnational added value of the project.
Open payments eco-system

The aim is to enable the widespread development of innovative payment applications with the active involvement of financial institutions (e.g. banks) providing supporting transaction services by creating an Open Payments Eco-system (OPE).  The OPE is the critical step in widening access to payment services and to alternative, open, collaborative, lower cost methods of delivering payment applications to end users (particularly SME’s) who want to make use of payment services within their business.  The Eco-system enables the SME developer community to provide creative new payment applications to the market and offers a high degree of re-use of common application components. 
 
OPE has the potential to fundamentally disrupt the current creation and delivery mechanisms for payment services, by providing for the low-cost creation of quality assured payment applications and the building and delivery of payment services, in a controlled and regulatory-compliant environment. 
 
Forecasting reports (Visa Europe – 2011 and PSE Consulting – 2013) indicate a potential market for prepaid payment services in corporate and consumer segments in Europe of >€140bn by 2020. The market application will initially be launched in the UK (2017-18) but quickly rolled out into the rest of Europe (2018 onwards) leveraging the expected OPE common coded regulatory compliance, with Italy, Spain, France and Germany being the focus.
 
Ixaris specialises in the development of innovative global applications based on open-loop prepaid card schemes and the OPE will add a unique infrastructure to its product portfolio. This will be achieved by opening up the established payment infrastructure and in doing so disrupting the traditional way in which innovation in payments takes place within the current established banking eco-system.
Gutzwiller’s semiclassical trace formula and Maslov-type index theory for symplectic paths

Gutzwiller’s famous semiclassical trace formula plays an important role in theoretical and experimental quantum mechanics with tremendous success. We review the physical derivation of this deep periodic orbit theory in terms of the phase space formulation with a view toward the Hamiltonian dynamical systems. The Maslov phase appearing in the trace formula is clarified by Meinrenken as Conley–Zehnder index for periodic orbits of Hamiltonian systems. We also survey and compare various versions of Maslov indices to establish this fact. A refinement and improvement to Conley–Zehnder’s index theory in which we will recall all essential ingredients is the Maslov-type index theory for symplectic paths developed by Long and his collaborators. It would shed new light on the computations and understandings of the semiclassical trace formula. The insights in Gutzwiller’s work also seems plausible for the studies of Hamiltonian systems.
Neutrality of what?

In what sense should a liberal state be neutral between the conceptions of the good held by its citizens? Traditionally, liberals have provided two different answers to this question. Some have adopted a conception of neutrality of justification, while others a conception of neutrality of effects. Recently, Alan Patten has defended an alternative, novel and sophisticated, conception of neutrality – neutrality of treatment. In this article I assess whether neutrality of treatment is, in fact, a superior conception of neutrality. I try to show that neutrality of treatment suffers from the very same weaknesses that Patten attributes to its alternatives and that, overall, neutrality of justification, properly construed, provides a more promising account of both the sense in which a state ought to be neutral and of the object of neutrality. Finally, I argue for a broader account of the normative bases of liberal neutrality than the one proposed by Patten. This account includes, beyond considerations of fairnes...
The underground press during the greek civil war

After the liberation of Greece the leftist publications experienced a short period of legality. From 1944 until 1946 more than 300 newspapers and magazines were published; but they were on the verge of a very thin and fragile legitimacy. This period did not last long: the eruption of the Greek Civil War pushed them back in illegality. On December 27, 1947 the Sofoulis government passed the “Obligatory Law 509” which banned the Communist Party and the pro-communist press. “The promotion of ideas which have the overt purpose to overthrow the regime by violent means, the overthrow of the detaining social system and the detachment of a part of the national territory” would be punished with imprisonment or death. If this offense was committed by the press, “the responsibility would lie with the author, the director or the publisher of the newspaper”.

From the introduction of “Law 509” until the end of the civil war in 1949, the Communist Party, the Democratic Army of Greece, the Greek Agrarian Party and other pro-communist organizations published more than 130 newspapers and magazines in order to propagandize their political ideas and deconstruct the anti-communist propaganda. These publications were usually issued in mountainous areas controlled by the Democratic Army.

The proposed project will use these newspapers in order to provide new elements and alternative interpretations on the “child abduction” and the “role of the women” which are two major and debatable issues of the Greek Civil War, it will compare for the first time some aspects of the Greek and the Spanish clandestine press and it will draw the image of Spain in order to discover and highlight new similarities and differences of the two cases.
1-1.5.1 Development of products and services in SMEs – horizontal competition Sebastian Witkowski

Support and development of existing activities. Broadening the scope of activities, with the possibility of employing additional staff. Part of the appropriation will be devoted to improving your skills in the catering industry.
Initial conditions of exoplanet formation in protoplanetary disks

There is now a substantial population of exoplanets with well-determined masses, radii, and orbital parameters in a range of host stellar systems. JWST will bring an increase in exoplanets with atmospheric spectroscopy measurements, moving the field from pure discovery to population synthesis and characterization. Many of the best-studied planetary systems are massive and located within 1AU of their central stars; it is not clear whether all of these planets migrated from farther out in their natal disks to this location or if they could have formed in situ. Both scenarios should produce distinct compositions resulting from multiple strong, time-dependent chemical gradients in their disks due to thermal sublimation and grain processing effects. These effects likely set the bulk chemical composition of the planet’s core and atmosphere, which are accreted from different material in the disk. By determining the physical conditions within 1AU, I will confirm whether they are sufficient to support in situ planet formation.  I will also map the distribution of key planetary building blocks in both the solid phase (dust grains) and gas phase. This will be accomplished by interpreting disks’ flux as a function of wavelength with radiative transfer models including detailed sublimation and condensation physics, and comparing observed spectral features in both the solid and gaseous phases in molecular and atomic form to those predicted by models. This project will provide training through research in numerical methods and exoplanet characterization techniques, which are important in the long term for my career goals to lead a research group in planetary formation. Through development courses, I will improve my marketability for senior research positions and in turn transfer my infrared observing skills and US and European network connections to the host. This project increases the visibility of the host and European exoplanetary astronomy on an international scale.
Perception of voices that do not exist: tracking the temporal signatures of auditory hallucinations

One of the most perplexing phenomena of the human mind is the conviction of perceiving a ""voice"" in the absence of an external auditory source. This is called an auditory hallucination (AH), and is the most characteristic symptom of the most severe mental disorder, schizophrenia. Understanding the phenomenology, cognitive, and neurobiological underpinnings of AHs will not only provide new insights for explaining schizophrenia, but will also provide new insights into the ""complexities of the mind"". In my previous research, I have uncovered the neurocognitive markers of the initiation of an AH, focusing on what causes the onset of a hallucinatory episode. The current proposal further narrows the focus, asking a single question; why do AHs spontaneously come-and-go over time, or stated otherwise, why are they not permanently present once initiated? If we believe that the onset of an episode has neurocognitive markers, which all evidence supports, then we must also acknowledge that the offset must have corresponding markers. This question has to my knowledge never been addressed, although it is vital for the understanding of the underlying mechanisms, and for new treatment strategies. I will track the fluctuations of AH episodes in real-time with iPhone app technology, going beyond interview questionnaires. I will track how cognition modulates the onset and offset with an experimental dichotic listening paradigm, going beyond standard tests. I will track what happens in the brain the few seconds before the onset and, in particular the offset of an episode, using component-based fMRI analysis, going beyond ""blobology"". I will track with MR spectroscopy the interaction of excitatory and inhibitory transmitters that are hypothesized to mediate episode onsets and offsets, respectively, going beyond systems imaging. Thus, I will track AH episodes from the clinical to the receptor level, working vertically through a “levels of explanation” model, from higher to lower levels
METHOD OF BUILDING FLANGE IN VENTILATION CANAL EDGE AND A MACHINE USED FOR THIS

The present invention relates to a method of flanging a ventilation canal edge used for flanging the edges of quadrangular air ducts and a machine for this method, the square canal (K) and / or the elbow joint (D) are positioned on the carrier grid (7), to present in starting position (10) where the sheet metal (S), is pressed between benging form (6.5) and the forming thread form (4.1) from the starting position (10) by pressing with the help of the pressure group (1), the thrust group (2) and the miter group bringing into first position (20) then to the second position (30) by turning 90 degrees together with the sheet metal (S) brought to the first position (20), the bending piston (9.4) and the press plate (1.1) to the third position (40) by being pressed between the steep pressure plate (5.5) and the aid standing (6.4) to the third position (40) by means of the sheet metal (S), the inner mold (8.1) and forming the flange (60) at the mouth portion of the square canal K and / or the elbow joint(D) by pressing the tilt piston (3.1) and the standing and tilting joint (3.3) of the sheet metal (S) brought into the fourth position (50).
FULLY ILLUMINATED APPARATUS AND METHOD

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method and apparatus for illuminating. An exemplary apparatus includes a substrate having a longitudinal axis, and a first plurality of spaced apart fingers extending perpendicular to the longitudinal axis from a first side of the substrate. The apparatus further includes second plurality of spaced apart fingers extending perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of a second side of the substrate, wherein the first side of the substrate is opposite the second side of the substrate. The apparatus still further includes a first plurality of spaced apart lighting elements located on a third side of the substrate, wherein the first plurality of spaced apart lighting elements are spaced along the longitudinal axis of the substrate, and a second plurality of spaced apart lighting elements located on a fourth side of the substrate.
Composite pile and tapered concrete tip therefor

A composite pile includes a tubular pile and a tapered, reinforced concrete tip having a central passage opening through its larger upper end and a seat exposed in its bottom. The passage is of a cross sectional area greater than that of the pile and freely receives the boot end thereof. With the boot end of the pile in engagement with the seat the pile is secured thereto in a centered position once the space between the pile and the wall of the passage is filled with a suitable packing.
Capture and Analysis of Newly Synthesized RNA A Novel Enabling Technology to Study High Resolution Gene Expression

RP-70

Newly transcribed RNA contains valuable information of the transcriptome. Development of enabling technologies using affinity nucleosides will help accelerate research that depends on high resolution gene expression. We describe an enabling tool based on click chemistry, which begins with metabolic incorporation of an ethynyl uridine (EU) into newly synthesized RNA. The purified total EU-RNA is reacted with biotin-azide using copper catalyzed click chemistry followed by binding to streptavidin beads. In this manner, the nascent RNA is captured for subsequent analysis by RT-qPCR, array analysis and sequencing. Toxic effects of EU were investigated using several cell health assays. Global transcriptome changes were monitored using microarray analysis. Our results show that nascent RNA can be captured and analyzed via RTqPCR and RNA-seq. Our results also indicate that no toxic effects on cell health are seen with treatments of 250 uM EU for over 24 hours. RTqPCR and microarray analysis also indicate that EU treatment does not alter the global transcription levels. Incorporation of EU for varying time periods followed by capture of nascent RNA and RTqPCR analyses showed changes in the nascent RNA copy number. Up until now there have been few methods to capture and characterize newly transcribed RNA. Traditional methods such as nuclear run on assays are cumbersome and do not reflect true physiology. RTqPCR has been used to gain information on the steady state RNA levels. The main limitation of all these approaches is that alterations in mRNA transcript (turnover) that strongly govern the patterns of expressed genes cannot be studied. Using the Click nascent RNA capture approach, for the first time we show RNA turnover rates for different mRNA transcripts and how they correlate with relative abundance of that transcript.
Thermal Effect on Aequorea Green Fluorescent Protein Anionic and Neutral Chromophore Forms Fluorescence

The emission behaviour of Aequorea green fluorescent protein (A-GFP) chromophore, in both neutral (N) and anionic (A) form, was studied in the temperature range from 20 °C to 75 °C and at pH = 7. Excitation wavelengths of 399 nm and 476 nm were applied to probe the N and A forms environment, respectively. Both forms exhibit distinct fluorescence patterns at high temperature values. The emission quenching rate, following a temperature increase, is higher for the chromophore N form as a result of the hydrogen bond network weakening. The chromophore anionic form emission maximum is red shifted, upon temperature increase, due to a charge transfer process occurring after A form excitation.
Evolution of Final Demand Pattern,Changes in Industrial Structure and CO_2 Emission in China——Based on Input-output Model and SDA Method

In this paper,CO2 emissions from final consumption,investment and export during 2002-2010 are calculated and the functions of final demand pattern and industrial structure in CO2 emissions are analyzed based on the input-output model;then the impacts on the CO2 emissions are examined by the structural decomposition method.Results show that the roles of the three kinds of final demand in pulling CO2 emissions are quite different;in order of most polluting in absolute quantity it goes: investment,consumption and export;and investment,export and consumption in pollution increment;this phenomenon is closely related with the industrial structure.This paper proposes that expanding consumer demand helps to realize the two major goals of industrial structure optimization and emission reduction.