SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Promoting mobility and protection of cross-border labour 

Project “PROMO” aims to respond to the need to promote permanent labour mobility in the border areas between Friuli Venezia Giulia and the Republic of Slovenia using an instrument that is today essential in the labour market: a web portal to put in touch labour supply and demand in the two territorial areas mentioned above. Jointly implemented by the Central Directorate for Labour, Training, University and Research of Autonomous Region Friuli Venezia Giulia and the Employment Institute of the Republic of Slovenia, the project aims chiefly at informing and promoting cross-border labour mobility, in order to qualify, protect and enhance the workers, with particular emphasis on women workers as well as on the mutual dissemination of information and experiences acquired by the two administrations mentioned above. In this sense the project aims to better outline the two labour markets; to facilitate the matching of supply and demand as regards labour mobility; to set up a cooperation with observers of the Italian and Slovenian labour markets; to enhance the services available to the cross-border labour universe. In addition to facilitating the matching of supply and demand, the portal provides information on fiscal matters, social security and health that the workers need to work across the border.
Multiresolution Image Fusion Approach for Image Enhancement

Image fusion is performed by combining the data from multiple spectrums i.e. red, blue, Near Infra Red (NIR) and green, which results in enhanced image. Line features are clear in the blue and green bands while the red band reveals vein structures. The NIR band shows the palm vein structure as well as partial line information. Multispectral imaging has been employed to acquire more discriminating information. In wavelet transform the features gets affected for limited number of coefficients. The discontinuities across a simple curve affects all the wavelet coefficients on the curve. The advantage of the Curvelet transform is to handle curves using only a small number of coefficients. We can obtain the better fusion efficiency for the fusion of curved shapes using Curvelet transform. Fusion results were evaluated and compared according to different measures of performance. These performance measures show that curvelet based image fusion algorithm provides better fused images than wavelet.
Pulsed cutting fluid improved machining process

Traditional machining methods are still very important in machining mechanical parts, although many non-traditional machining methods, such as electrical discharge machining, laser burning, and water jet abrasion, have been used extensively. In traditional machining processes, cutting fluid plays a very important role. It not only cools down the cutting tool and target parts, by which the cutting tool achieves a longer life and the target parts obtain better quality, but it also acts as a lubricant, decreasing the friction force between the tool rake and the machined material. In traditional machining process, cutting fluid accounts for 15–30% of the total cutting costs [Kamiya, Y., 1996. Safety and environmental control in flexible manufacturing system. Journal of mechanics and cutting tools, 40 (2), 24–30 (in Japanese)]. Although current cutting fluid provision systems work well most of the time, high productivity machining encourages use of high cutting velocity and feed rate. As a result, conventional...
A CORD AND A CORD PRODUCTION METHOD

A cord which is suitable for use in tires and a production method for the said cord are developed with the present invention. The said cord comprises at least one hollow fiber and/or at least one fabric (1) woven from the said at least one hollow fiber, and at least one coating (2) which is coated on the said at least one fiber and/or the said woven fabric (1). The said production method comprises the steps of producing at least one hollow fiber; coating the produced fiber at least one coating (2).
The supercritical co2 heat removal system

Raising nuclear reactor safety to a higher level - The supercritical CO2 heat removal system - ""sCO2-HeRo""

The “supercritical CO2 heat removal system”, sCO2-HeRo, safely, reliably and efficiently removes residual heat from nuclear fuel without the requirement of external power sources. This system therefore can be considered as an excellent backup cooling system for the reactor core or the spent fuel storage in the case of a station blackout and loss of ultimate heat sink. sCO2-HeRo is a very innovative reactor safety concept as it improves the safety of both currently operating and future BWRs and PWRs through a self-propellant, self-sustaining and self-launching, highly compact cooling system powered by an integrated Brayton-cycle using supercritical carbon dioxide. Since this system is powered by the decay heat itself, it provides new ways to deal with accidents that are beyond design. 

The sCO2-HeRo provides breakthrough options with scientific and practical maturity, which will be proven by means of numerical tools, like advanced CFD, and small-scale experiments to determine the performance of the components like a compact heat exchanger and a turbo-machine set. A demonstration unit of the sCO2-HeRo system will be installed in a unique glass model in order to demonstrate the maturity of the system. Finally, the potential of this system to deal with a range of different accident scenarios and beyond-design accidents will be shown with the help of the German nuclear code ATHLET.
“Insegne” femminili tra Etruria e Roma

A partire dalla radice mun-, il contributo ne esplora le differenti traiettorie semantiche in latino e in etrusco che potrebbero portare ad approfondirne il risvolto concreto nelle due culture nel campo delle “insegne” concepite per le donne nelle loro rispettive società. Da un lato le “insegne” morali destinate alle donne latine, tra cui la munditia, e dall’altro quelle concrete etrusche, come gli specchi in funzione catoptromantica. Su uno di questi compare infatti munθuχ, una figura femminile i cui compiti ricadono nella dimensione dell’ordine fisico, naturale e soprannaturale, mantenendosi così il significato più completo della radice mun-.
The great moderation and “falling off a cliff”: Neo-Kaldorian dynamics

Following the broad outlines of Kaldor's 1940 model, we develop a simple non-convex macroeconomic model of the Keynesian sort with two stable short-run equilibria. In reference to empirical data, it explains the phenomenon of falling off a (such as that perhaps seen during 2007-9) as a leap between equilibrium points, changing both expectations and behavior. Central to the origin of such jumps are endogenous declines in the demand/debt ratio that occur after persistent periods of high employment (cf. Minsky, 1982; Kalecki, 1933) which alter the short-run equilibria. Expectations adjustment allows short-run equilibration, based on a synthesis of the rational and adaptive theories of expectation determination. In addition, bringing in other macroeconomic analysis, the model suggests the likely need for exogenous shocks (pump-priming) engineered by policy-makers to allow recovery after a steep and sudden recession. The model also allows for milder business fluctuations. But underlying such fluctuations is an asymmetry which implies that it is easier to fall off a cliff than to climb back up afterward.
Closing the 4d real world reconstruction loop

4D reconstruction, the camera-based dense dynamic scene reconstruction, is a grand challenge in computer graphics and computer vision. Despite great progress, 4D capturing the complex, diverse real world outside a studio is still far from feasible. 4DRepLy builds a new generation of high-fidelity 4D reconstruction (4DRecon) methods. They will be the first to efficiently capture all types of deformable objects (humans and other types) in crowded real world scenes with a single color or depth camera. They capture space-time coherent deforming geometry, motion, high-frequency reflectance and illumination at unprecedented detail, and will be the first to handle difficult occlusions, topology changes and large groups of interacting objects. They automatically adapt to new scene types, yet deliver models with meaningful, interpretable parameters. This requires far reaching contributions: First, we develop groundbreaking new plasticity-enhanced model-based 4D reconstruction methods that automatically adapt to new scenes. Second, we develop radically new machine learning-based dense 4D reconstruction methods. Third, these model- and learning-based methods are combined in two revolutionary new classes of 4DRecon methods: 1) advanced fusion-based methods and 2) methods with deep architectural integration. Both, 1) and 2), are automatically designed in the 4D Real World Reconstruction Loop, a revolutionary new design paradigm in which 4DRecon methods refine and adapt themselves while continuously processing unlabeled real world input. This overcomes the previously unbreakable scalability barrier to real world scene diversity, complexity and generality. This  paradigm shift opens up a new research direction in graphics and vision and has far reaching relevance across many scientific fields. It enables new applications of profound social pervasion and significant economic impact, e.g., for visual media and virtual/augmented reality, and for future autonomous and robotic systems.
Promoting small scale fisheries and aquaculture transnational networking in Adriatic-Ionian macroregion

ARIEL project is jointly promoted and developed by 9 scientific and institutional partners of 4 Countries (Italy, Croatia, Greece and Montenegro) and focuses on small-scale fishery and aquaculture which are two key drivers for blue and sustainable growth of Adriatic and Ionian communities. Despite their relevance, those sector faces the same challenges of maritime spatial planning, environmental and socio-economic sustainability, better conditions for innovation uptake and for scientific knowledge dissemination, more effective cooperation between entrepreneurs, academia and policy makers. In this context, ARIEL transnational approach will catalyze joint efforts to tackle this complex ecological, economic and societal challenge supporting the development of a transnational “critical mass” and the provision of common skills, tools and methods accompanying small-scale fishery and aquaculture innovation process and networking in the Adriatic and Ionian Sea basin._x000D_
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ARIEL overall objective is, in fact, to promote technological and non-technological solutions for innovation up take of small-scale fishery and aquaculture in Adriatic-Ionian basin, acting as knowledge network and performing a set of transferable activities to better understand  threats and solutions for a more successful and sustainable management of policies and practices._x000D_
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ARIEL will, at first, implement innovation audits  on small-scale fisheries and aquaculture enterprises taking into account research, policy and economic aspects outlining the innovation state of play and future development scenario. Based on this result, the project will test pilot innovative solutions defined jointly by the enterprises and the research institutions._x000D_
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Innovation brokering events will facilitate R&D transfer into concrete and feasible actions for small-scale fishery and aquaculture actors, accompanying their aggregation and cooperation process. The uptake and adoption of open innovation in small-scale fishery and aquaculture will be also fostered by the setting up of the ARIEL platform helping networking and partnering around innovative ideas and solutions during and beyond project life, favoring a permanent knowledge sharing and transnational dialogue among actors._x000D_
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ARIEL partners will then develop a Joint Research Agenda for small-scale fishery and aquaculture and a Chart of Innovation Services, a strategic and multidisciplinary action plan defining common priorities and research lines, areas of improvement, knowledge based solutions and actions to successfully address the major challenges linked to innovation and sustainability of fisheries and aquaculture for the coming years in the Adriatic and Ionian Sea region.
Agriculture, biodiversity and markets

[Extract] It is widely accepted that the sustainability of the global ecosystem in general, and of agriculture in particular, is dependent on the preservation, enhancement, and exploitation of biological diversity. Biological diversity - both wild and cultivated - underwrites the sustainability of agricultural production through the provision of the raw genetic material needed to drive innovation and adaptation, and through the provision of ecosystem processes and services that play important functional roles in agricultural systems. Agricultural biodiversity - or agrobiodiversity - plays a pivotal role in the livelihoods of all farmers regardless of resource endowment or geographical location. It provides the basic resources farmers need to adapt to varying conditions in marginal environments and the resources required to increase productivity in favourable areas. Clearly, there is a very close relationship between biodiversity and the livelihoods and well-being of agricultural communities. The need to protect and enhance agricultural biodiversity seems obvious. But what exactly does it meant to protect and enhance agricultural biodiversity? And how is this best achieved? As compelling as the case for agrobiodiversity may appear, these seemingly simple and straightforward questions demand complex and wide-ranging answers.
Improving the processes of management and organizational innovations in Borola Ltd.

Our overall concept is related to supporting a healthy lifestyle and creating a health culture in modern people. Since our creation in 1996 we have developed our ideas, and for 20 years we managed to become the only company in Bulgaria, which besides a manufacturer of food supplements and cosmetics, has a comprehensive health program with different directions. They are all developed by our development team, but as demand has outpaced our investment opportunities, we initially had to transfer some of the stages of the technological process to external contractors. This limited our capacity, increased the cost of products and we were unable to constantly control the quality. We solved these problems by investing in new equipment through which we closed the production cycle for the majority of products by reducing the participation in the production process of external contractors. In order to be able to continue our development and improve our market position, we need to significantly increase our management capacity through the implementation of CRM and ERP systems, as well as through the introduction and certification of a quality management system, according to ISO9001. This will improve the organisation within the enterprise, plan production resources better and have the opportunity to perform performance and productivity analyses to optimise production and commercial activities. Better organisation of the workflow will also allow us to introduce the envisaged new products into regular production more quickly. The quality management standard certification, together with the planned control equipment, will allow us to further enhance the export potential, as for most of our partners the availability of a certificate is a prerequisite for working with us.
(14508.17092020.172000544) PLANT EXTENSION

CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM AND NEW SYSTEM FOR EXPANSION OF THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY, SIZED FOR THE EXPANSION OF THE NUMERICAL CONTROL MACHINE FLEET, WITH THE FINALITY? TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY? DO THE NEW MACHINING CENTERS NEED MORE? OF ELECTRICITY AND A GREATER PRODUCTION OF COMPRESSED AIR, TO BE ABLE TO ENTER ESERCIZIO.L? COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM? COMPLETE WITH NEW AIR DISTRIBUTION LINE TYPE AIRNET 40, COMPRESSOR MOD. GA 22VSD, DRYER MOD. ATLAS FD 100VSD, 725 LT+SAFETY TANK, OIL WATER SEPARATOR MOD. OWOMAT 14, CONDENSA.L DISCHARGER NEW POWER LINE PLANT PARTLY ALREADY? REALISED, IT INCLUDES THE DESIGN STUDIO, THE CHANNELING OF ALL THE CABLES FROM THE ELECTRICAL PANELS TO THE INTERNAL ONES, THE MASONRY WORKS.
SENI TENUN IKAT DAN ARTIKULASI PEREMPUAN SIKKAFLORES TENGAH, 1960-2008 KAJIAN SEJARAH BUDAYA

The study discussed about the tie-dying weafing art and the
articulation of Sikka women of Central Flores in 1960-2008 in a
historical cultural study. The background of the study was the lack of
scientific study of the tie-dying weaving art and Sikka women. It used
historical method in answering main study problems.
The main subject of the thesis was the actualization of the
development and the change in the tie-dying weaving art of Sikka that
have contributed to the effort of the local women in making social
changes. At the beginning the tie-dying weaving art served as the symbol
of the local cultural identity of three-in-one (Tri Tunggal) in which the tiedying
weaving art and the local women have enriched the perspective of
the tie-dying weaving art of Sikka.
Sikka women had their own artistic sense that was articulated in
the tie-dying weaving art with its new artistic elements as the
actualization of the artistic sense of the local women. The local tie-dying
weaving art has been considered as the integral part of national arts as
clearly observed in the decoration styles reflected in the local cultural
identity.
The causal factors of the change consisted of internal and external
ones. The first resulted from the policital condition at the beginning of
Indonesian independence era that subsequently caused economic, social,
cultural, religious and artistic life of the members of the local culture.
The second resulted in the new culture without any ignorance of the
original local culture.
The change in the tie-dying weaving art and the articulation of
Sikka women of Central Flores was studied in the effort to preserve and
to develop the attitude of global thinking, but local action.
Treatment of 36 cases with femur intercondylar fractures with dynamic condylar screw combined with continuous cold compress and postoperative continuous passive motion

Objective To study the therapeutic effect of dynamic condylar screw combined with continuous cold compress and postoperative continuous passive motion in the treatment of femur intercondylar fractures.Methods 36 cases with femur intercondylar fractures in our department from June,2005 to June,2009,were treated by dynamic condylar screw combined with continuous cold compress and postoperative continuous passive motion.The therapeutic effect were evaluated as excellent,good,fair and poor according to Merchan' rating scale.Results At a mean follow-up of 18 months,from 9 to 24 months,all 36 cases achieved bone healing.The results were rated excellent in 28 cases,good in 5 cases,fair in 3 according to Merchan' rating scale.Conclusion The therapeutic effect of dynamic condylar screw combined with continuous cold compress and postoperative continuous passive motion is an ideal choice for femur intercondylar fractures,achieving fast swelling,less pain,quick recovery and less complications.
Evolutionary perspectives on clonal reproduction in vertebrate animals

A synopsis is provided of different expressions of whole-animal vertebrate clonality (asexual organismal-level reproduction), both in the laboratory and in nature. For vertebrate taxa, such clonal phenomena include the following: human-mediated cloning via artificial nuclear transfer; intergenerational clonality in nature via parthenogenesis and gynogenesis; intergenerational hemiclonality via hybridogenesis and kleptogenesis; intragenerational clonality via polyembryony; and what in effect qualifies as clonal replication via self-fertilization and intense inbreeding by simultaneous hermaphrodites. Each of these clonal or quasi-clonal mechanisms is described, and its evolutionary genetic ramifications are addressed. By affording an atypical vantage on standard vertebrate reproduction, clonality offers fresh perspectives on the evolutionary and ecological significance of recombination-derived genetic variety.
DIRECT FIRED HEATERS INCLUDING PREMIX BURNER TECHNOLOGY

According to various aspects, exemplary embodiments are disclosed of direct fired heaters including premix burner technology and/or feed forward control loop modulation via inlet air temperature.
OPTOELECTRONIC COMPONENT THAT EMITS ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION AND ILLUMINATION MODULE

The invention relates to an optoelectronic component that emits electromagnetic radiation. Said component comprises a housing body with a cavity that is configured as a trench, a plurality of semiconductor chips being arranged in a line in the cavity. Two neighbouring semiconductor chips are spaced at a distance from one another, which is less than or equal to one and a half lateral edge lengths of the semiconductor chip and greater than or equal to 0 µm. The invention also relates to an illumination module comprising a component of this type.
Support Local Governments in Low Carbon Strategies

SUPPORT tackles the difficulties encountered by many cities and towns of partner regions in the implementation of sustainable energy policies. Since the adoption of the Climate and Energy Package, the EU has been supporting local authorities in the implementation of sustainable energy policies. Within the framework of the Covenant of Mayors, more than 4700 municipalities have issued a Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP) to promote energy efficiency. Nevertheless, the implementation of energy efficiency actions is often hindered by  lack of funding, “critical mass” and qualified human resources; obstacles in making financial strategies work; poor involvement of the private sector; scarce integration of energy policies in the regulatory/programming framework (including Structural Funds programmes); lack of a site-specific, integrated approach.
SUPPORT aims to improve the coordination and performance of policy instruments intended to implement national and regional energy efficiency programmes at local level, through the reduction of the implementation gap and a more effective use of available funding opportunities (including Structural Funds), reinforcing the coordination and support role of regions and focusing on the development of more cost-effective and wide-range actions. To achieve these aims and contribute to achieve EU  objectives on energy efficiency and RES, SUPPORT combines different kinds of interregional learning activities, to foster exchange among partners and between partners and stakeholders. Partners will work both separately and jointly (and with the collaboration of key regional stakeholders and the technical support of the advisory partner) to analyze their regional backgrounds in the field of energy policies, identify and transfer good practices, and define Action plans to improve the performance of their energy policy instruments and the spending of Structural Funds in their regions, also through a more effective implementation of local plans.
Additional file 1 of Mortality from diseases of the circulatory system in Brazil and its relationship with social determinants focusing on vulnerability: an ecological study

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PROCESS FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF HALOGEN-SUBSTITUTED PROPANES CONTAINING HYDROGEN AND AT LEAST FIVE FLUORINE SUBSTITUENTS

A vapor phase process is disclosed for producing HCFC-225s, HCFC-235s, HCFC-226s, HFC-236s, and HFC-227s by reacting certain three-carbon reactants containing at least one less fluorine than, and at least as many hydrogen substituents as the desired product (e.g. propane propylene, allene or methylacetylene) with Cl2? and HF in the presence of a catalyst consisting essentially of chromium oxide or of chromium oxide which is combined with a refractory oxide, fluorinated and/or modified with manganese, iron, cobalt, nickel, copper and/or zinc. The temperature and contact time for the reaction are chosen to provide a product having the desired fluorine and hydrogen content.