SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
EFEKTIVITAS UPTD. BALAI BENIH IKAN PALUH PAKEH DINAS PERIKANAN DAN KELAUTAN KABUPATEN LANGKAT

Since the law of local autonomy applied in 2001, it makes the regional
cities have their own right in making the decision to arrange and develop their
own regions. Therefore the regional government must work hard in discovering
the potensials that their regions has to fulfill the needs of their citizens and the
government and the minister of fisheries and marine affairs is one of it.
Aquaculture in one of the subfactor which has great potential to be
developed. Therefore to develop this area, the Ministry of Marine Affairs and
Fisheries designs a program to increase the production up to 353 % by the year
2015.
To reach that goal, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries release the
policy to build the facilities to develop the the fisheries and marine in the regions,
one of it is building hatchery/ fish seed (UPTD Balai Benih Ikan).
District of Langkat located in the North Sumatra province is one of the
regions which has that potential. Based on the data from the fisheries and marine
Agency of Langkat District, that Langkat District has freshwater aquaculture
potential about 1000Ha, only 112 Ha that is used with 597 RTP.
Regarding the decision of the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries,
For implementation of parts of Fisheries and Marine Agency Assignments and by
analyzing the potential that they have, then the Fisheries and Marine Agency of
Langkat District think that it is very essential to build the UPTD. Balai Benih Ikan
as the media to produce the excellent in quality and quantities fish seed.
According to the data, it is shown that UPTD Balai Benih Ikan cant reach
to produce the fish seed as it potential owned yearly then it called not effective.
Therefore, this thesis is design to find out the problems and its solutions to the
problems.
From the observation results it is found that the uneffectiveness of the
decentralitation, leadership, motivation, the human rescources ability and
technology make the UPTD BBI Paluh Pakeh Fisheries and Marine Agency of
Langkat District doesnâ��t work properly therefore it needs repairing.
A Hierarchical Road Model for Shortest Route Discovery in Vehicular Networks

AbstractIn this paper, a simplified hierarchical route network model (SHRNM) is proposed for the optimal shortest road route discovery of transportation systems in metropolitan area. The Dijkstra algorithms are applied for the optimal path calculation. In our model, the metric of shortest path is the driving time. The four types of roads of urban road, bypass route, expressway and freeway are designed for different driving speeds in the hierarchical model. Thus, the shortest path can easily be found with proposed simple road traffic model. Simulation results show that the driving time of the discovered shortest route is faster than that of the four types of roads.Keywordsshortest road route discoveryhierarchical route network modeltransportation systems
Environmental and economic effects of the Copenhagen pledges and more ambitious emission reduction targets

Abstract A multi-region, multi-sector dynamic computable general equilibrium model is applied to explore the economic and welfare effects of the pledges submitted by developed countries (Annex I countries) and major developing (non-Annex I) countries for 2020 under the Copenhagen Accord. In addition to analyzing scenarios reflecting the upper and lower bounds of the Copenhagen Pledges, one additional policy scenario where Annex I countries as a group reduce CO 2 -emissions by 30% in 2020 compared to 1990 levels, and where major non-Annex I countries reduce CO 2 emissions 15% below baseline, is also analyzed. Economic effects are measured as changes in GDP compared to baseline and welfare effects are measured via the equivalent variation. Assuming that countries with emission targets may trade certificates, average reductions in GDP for countries with targets range between 0.1% and 0.7% in 2020 for the policy scenarios. While the GDP losses are larger for major non-Annex I countries with emission targets compared to Annex I countries, this is not the case for the changes in welfare. With the exception of Mexico, the welfare losses for the major non-Annex I regions, as a percentage of projected GDP in 2020, are lower than for the large Annex I countries.
Plant Phenology-Related Shifts in Color Preferences of<i>Epicometis</i>(<i>Tropinota</i>)<i>Hirta</i>(Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Cetoniinae) Adults - Key to Effective Population Monitoring and Suppression

ABSTRACT The study was conducted to elucidate the possibility that a shift in color preferences of adults of the apple blossom beetle, Epicometis hirta, occurs sometime after the end of over-wintering and the onset blooming of Prunus spp. trees and between the termination of blooming and the death of the adults. Such information is needed to choose the best color of the traps used for the detection, monitoring and suppression of this major pest. In a randomized complete block experiment with 9 replicates at 3 different cherry orchard sites in Turkey, blocks of 11 differently colored traps each ere operated and serviced daily in cherry orchards from the end of hibernation of E. hirta the adults disappeared at the end of the season. The numbers of adult beetles captured in each of the 11 differently colored traps in each block were recorded daily. According to ANOVA and the Tukey's test (P < 0.01), significantly the largest numbers of E. hirta were sampled by floral white-colored traps in both the pre-bloom...
Risk factors for conversion of laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

Conversion during laparoscopic cholecystectomy has adverse effects on operating time, postoperative morbidity and hospital costs. Identifying risk factors for conversion is thus important to help surgeons to plan and counsel the patient and arranging operating schedules accordingly. This study evaluated retrospectively preoperative and intraoperative risk factors for conversion in 906 laparoscopic cholecystectomies for gallbladder calculosis.Examined preoperative variables were: age, sex, obesity, arterial hypertension, diabetes, previous acute myocardial infarction, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, non-ischemic heart disease, chronic hepatitis, hepatic cirrhosis, previous pancreatitis, biliary colics, endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) and abdominal or cardiac surgery,as well as pain, fever, a high white blood cell count, ultrasound signs of cholecystitis at hospitalization. Intraoperative variables were: adhesiolysis, associated hepatic biopsy.Twenty-five operations were converted (conversion rate: 2.76%). Factors significantly associated with conversion were: age over 60 years, diabetes, previous supramesocolic abdominal surgery, ultrasound signs of cholecystitis, white cell count over 9x10(3)/dl, previous acute myocardial infarction and preoperative ERCP, intraoperative adhesiolysis (0.001<p<0.05).Systematic evaluation of these factors in patients scheduled for laparoscopic cholecystectomy may help predict difficulties of the procedure, allow patients to be better informed about possible conversion, and optimize the planning of interventions for cases at risk.
New quaternary ammonium salts for use in drug manufacture

The aim of this project is to bring together subject matter experts from the academic and non-academic sectors to develop three new categories of quaternary ammonium salts to be used as catalysts for the cost-efficient and green manufacture of high value active pharmaceutical ingredients. 
In order to achieve this objective the proposal brings together 3 partners with complementary skills:
University of Naples(UNIN): experts in the preparation and purification of cyclic peptides. Experts in solid phase synthesis and immobilisation of peptides on solid support.
KelAda Pharmachem: Phase transfer catalysis/organo catalysis/scale-up  of chemical processes
University of Linz(JKU Linz): experts in design of new ammonium salts and optimisation of enantioselective phase transfer catalyses. 

We have broken this proposal into the following separate Work Packages:
WP1. Preparation of new designer ammonium salts [WP leader: Kelada]
WP2. Preparation of cyclic peptide based ammonium salts [WP leader: UNINA]
WP3.  Evaluation of new ammonium salt catalysts prepared through WP1  [WP JKULinz]
WP4.  Evaluation of new Ammonium salt catalysts prepared through WP2[WP leader: UNINA]
WP5.  Application of Ammonium salts to drug production [WP leader: Kelada]
WP6.  Scale up of key steps or the manufacture of drugs  [WP leader: Kelada]
WP 7. Management, Communication & Dissemination  [WP leader: KelAda]

The above WP’s will be undertaken via a series of interlinked secondment of researchers between consortium partners and will be complemented by a series of training and other initiatives to facilitate interdisciplinary and intersectoral knowledge sharing and exchange.
DISPOSABLE INFUSION DEVICE AUTOMATICALLY RELEASABLE CANNULA DRIVER

An infusion system comprises a disposable wearable infusion device having a body arranged to be adhered to a patient's skin and a reservoir for holding a liquid medicament to be infused into the patient through a cannula extending from the device body to beneath the patient's skin. The system further includes a cannula driver arranged to be detachably joined with the infusion device and including a cannula. The cannula driver is arranged to drive the cannula into a deployed position extending from the device body to beneath the patient's skin. The cannula driver includes a release mechanism that separates the cannula driver from the infusion device after the cannula is in the deployed position.
Cross-border Start-ups accelerator

The 5 regions of the MarittimoTech project share 4 priority supply chains that are opportunities to stimulate their economy marked by the crisis and reach smart, inclusive and lasting growth objectives: leisure boating, shipyard, sustainable tourism, biotechnology and "blue" and "green" renewable energy. The development and pursuit of excellence of these sectors are springboards for young, innovative, high-potential companies with significant economic and geographical ambitions.  However, the lasting success of these companies (low 3-year survival rates and turnover compared to the national averages) clashes with scarce collaborative ties and synergies between the various forces (entrepreneurs, industries and universities) and lack of funding.  For this reason, the 8 MarittimoTech partners propose to design, develop, test and maintain a cross- border accelerator of startups specialised in the priority supply chains. MarittimoTech will provide selected startups (with a target of 45 startups in 2017-2018) with an intense 4-month support as follows: - Individual support and community workshops (training services, legal instruments, accountants and marketing) - Consultancy, webinars and possible synergies (Masterclasses) - Access to financing (cross-border Roadshows). The Accelerator will be both physical (for each project area) and virtual (by way of a Franco-Italian collaborative platform). It will also be an innovation laboratory with all the actors involved collaborating to single out new markets and technological solutions. In this way, MarittimoTech offers to the cooperation area a cross-border fabric of knowledge and specialities and fosters the cross-border complementarity of smart regional specialisations.
FORCE SENSING DEVICES WITH MULTIPLE FILLED AND/OR EMPTY CHANNELS AND OTHER ATTRIBUTES

A nanoscale force sensing device includes a probe having a tip with multiple isolated channels (1.1 and 1.2) formed with a tapered (1.3) or untapered (1.4) structure such that two or more materials (solid, liquid or gas) of either the same or different chemical composition are isolated from one another by a solid material, or till (1.5). The device may be either straight or cantilevered and may be mounted to permit detection of surface forces while performing other functions at the same time.
Sustaining the development of new science-based firms: The role of the entrepreneurial ecosystem

Cet article vise &#224; comprendre le r&#244;le de l&#8217;&#233;cosyst&#232;me entrepreneurial (EE) dans le d&#233;veloppement des nouvelles entreprises innovantes. Nous d&#233;veloppons une &#233;tude de cas multiples dans la r&#233;gion de Lyon, en France, en analysant les diff&#233;rents r&#244;les des acteurs de l&#8217;&#233;cosyst&#232;me et leur importance dans les &#233;tapes principales du d&#233;veloppement de l&#8217;entreprise. Pour ce faire, nous avons construit une &#233;tude longitudinale bas&#233; sur des entretiens qualitatifs avec 19 entreprises et organisations op&#233;rant dans le domaine des biotechnologies, de la pharmacie et des dispositifs m&#233;dicaux, ainsi que sur des observations et des donn&#233;es secondaires. Nous avons analys&#233; les donn&#233;es &#224; l&#8217;aide de la &#8220;critical incident technique&#8221; de mani&#232;re &#224; saisir la nature des relations entre les entreprises et les autres &#233;l&#233;ments de l&#8217;EE. Nos r&#233;sultats d&#233;finissent les r&#244;les des acteurs de l&#8217;&#233;cosyst&#232;me, ainsi que les &#233;tapes dans laquelle ils jouent un r&#244;le cl&#233; pour d&#233;veloppement de l&#8217;entreprise. La discussion des r&#233;sultats construit une approche th&#233;orique qui relie la litt&#233;rature sur les EE avec le d&#233;veloppement des entreprises scientifiques. Il souligne l&#8217;importance d&#8217;adopter une approche syst&#233;matique lors de l&#8217;analyse des EE et fournit des consid&#233;rations utiles pour les chercheurs, les entrepreneurs et les d&#233;cideurs.
Pension in Vítkovice in the Giant Mountains

The subject of the project TESTA Engineering s.r.o. is partial demolition and reconstruction of the building of a former family house with an inn to a mountain guesthouse with traditional restaurant in the village of Vítkovice in the Giant Mountains. The objects are currently in an emergency condition and for this reason they are entered in the database in the Brownfield category. Thanks to the project, the company will also increase its competitiveness and image, which also entails an increase in sales.
Novel similarity measures for the effective and efficient retrieval of pharmacological datasets

Similarity searching is an important facility in modern chemical information management systems to accede the rich information contained in currently enormous chemical repositories. Basically, given a molecular representation, a similarity measure, and a matching algorithm, the technique output returns an ordered list of dataset molecules in decreasing order of similarity with respect to a query or reference molecule specified by the user. As a consequence, researchers have put their interest in molecular representations and similarity measures performance. However, their studies have been predominantly focused in binary representations and the corresponding resemblance measures, and little work has been done taking into account other types of numerical description. Also, Machine Learning techniques have been applied for descriptor selection, though not consistently with the  neighbourhood principle. These precedents, together with the need of new methods suitable for each chemical context, constitute the motivation for this work. It comprises the computational implementation, in the Java environment, and comparison of two novel measures of similarity to other proximity models established in the literature at effectively retrieving eight pharmacological datasets from Medicinal Chemistry, represented by machine learning-selected real descriptors, and some efficient matching algorithm.
Schema-less XML in columns

C-store environment uses a relational database for storing table tuples on the disk by columns. Can it be effectively used as XML database? This paper considers XML data without a schema. A two-level model of C-store based on XML-enabled relational databases is proposed. A measure of the model suitability is the possibility of evaluating effectively XPath queries. The XPath fragment considered allows the node-test not referring to attribute values and text values. Child, descendant, parent, ancestor, siblings, and following (preceding) are just the XPath axes used here. Low level memory system enabling the estimation of the number of two abstract operations providing an interface to an external memory is characteristic for algorithms for each axis. We will show that our algorithms are mostly of logarithmic complexity in n, where n is the number of nodes of XML tree associated with a XML document.
Methodology to assess interlayer quality in the material extrusion process: A temperature and adhesion prediction on a high performance polymer

published or not.The documents may come from teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research centers.L'archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, émanant des établissements d'enseignement et de recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires publics ou privés. Methodology to assess interlayer quality in the materialextrusion process: a temperature and adhesion prediction on a high performance polymer
A novel dictionary learning method for remote sensing image classification

With the widely application of high-resolution remote sensing images, its classification has attracted a lot of attention. Most classification methods focus on various combination of features and ignore the similarities between different categories. In this paper we present a modification by combining ScSPM [1] with a dictionary learning method DL-COPAR [2], which separates the particularity and commonality atoms of class-specific sub-dictionaries. With this over-complete dictionary, the sparse representation of a query image can be specified to capture salient and unique properties. Experimental results on two remote sensing datasets show that, this modification achieves state-of-the-art classification accuracy, when merely SIFT feature is applied.
Transition between mild and severe wear in titanium alloys

Abstract The mild to severe wear transition of two titanium alloys, Ti–10V–2Fe–3Al (a near-β titanium alloy) and Ti–6Al–4V (an α+β titanium alloy) was investigated and the correlation between the microstructure and wear micromechanisms was studied. Mild wear was dominated by oxidation via the formation and spallation of mechanically mixed layers (MMLs). The near-β alloy exhibited lower wear compared with α+β alloy in the mild wear region due to more stable MMLs as evidenced by 16% higher thickness of layer. Severe wear was characterized by strain localization and subsurface crack growth. Ti–6Al–4V showed lower transition load and lower resistance to unstable plastic deformation. However, Ti–10V–2Fe–3Al exhibited higher critical shear strain for subsurface crack initiation.
HIGH EFFICIENCY DISPOSABLE CELLULOSIC WIPER

A high efficiency disposable cellulosic wiper includes (a) pulp-derived papermaking fiber; (b) up to 75% by weight regenerated cellulosic microfiber having a characteristic CSF value of less than 175 ml, the microfiber being selected and present in amounts such that the wiper exhibits a Laplace pore volume fraction at pore sizes less than 15 microns of at least 1.5 times that of a like wiper prepared without regenerated cellulose microfiber. The wipers of the invention exhibit remarkable residue removal efficiency.
VIA ALPINA DEVELOPMENT VENTURE - Together with local stakeholders, develop high-quality natural and cultural tourism and education offers basing on the Via Alpina network of hiking trails

VIADVENTURE is based on the results of the VIA ALPINA project, developed within Interreg IIIB Alpine Space from 2001 to 2004. This project has established the Via Alpina "product", a network of hiking trails throughout the Alps, complete with basic information documents, an on-line database and specific marking and information panels along the trails. Also, it produced an international Quality Guide dealing with all aspects of the tourism chain.

The challenge is now to put the Via Alpina product into use in order to obtain concrete benefits in the Alpine regions. Due to the exceptional dimension of Via Alpina, a significant territorial animation initiative is necessary in order to inform and involve public and private stakeholders. It is necessary to focus in the next three years on working with such local partners to develop the communication and marketing and especially to create special offers basing on the local resources. Special attention will be given to the young public and to the integration of environmental education.
Coordination chemistry of an asymmetric P,N,O tridentate ligand containing primary phosphine, amine and alcohol donors

The asymmetric, heterodonor tridentate ligand 2(S)-amino-4-phosphinobutan-1-ol, S-PNO, has been prepared from (S)-aspartic acid and some aspects of its coordination chemistry with a number of metal complexes investigated. Reaction of S-PNO with appropriate metal precursors led to the isolation of the complexes fac-Cr(CO)3(κ3-S-PNO), 1, fac-[Mn(CO)3(κ3-S-PNO)]PF6, 2, and fac-[Re(CO)3(κ3-S-PNO)]BF4, 3. The alcohol and amine donors in fac-Cr(CO)3(κ3-S-PNO) were substituted upon addition of trivinylphosphine to 1 to give the complex fac-Cr(CO)3(κ1-P-S-PNO){P(C2H3)3}2, 4. Addition of base to 4 gave a coordinated linear tridentate P3 ligand through the formation of two new chelate rings via hydrophosphination of one vinyl group on each coordinated P(C2H3)3 with the P–H bonds of the complexed S-PNO. The alcohol donor in fac-[Re(CO)3(κ3-S-PNO)]BF4 is labile and can be substituted with tris(2-fluorophenyl)phosphine, PAr3F, to give fac-[Re(CO)3(κ2-P,N-S-PNO)(PAr3F)]BF4, 5. Attempts to form a macrocyclic ligand through addition of base to fac-[Re(CO)3(κ2-P,N-S-PNO)(PAr3F)]BF4 were unsuccessful due to loss of PAr3F prior to any ring-closure. All the complexes have been fully characterised by spectroscopic and analytical techniques including a single-crystal X-ray structure analysis of 2.
Using Voronoi diagrams to improve classification performances when modeling imbalanced datasets

An over-sampling technique called V-synth is proposed and compared to borderline SMOTE (bSMOTE), a common methodology used to balance an imbalanced dataset for classification purposes. V-synth is a machine learning methodology that allows synthetic minority points to be generated based on the properties of a Voronoi diagram. A Voronoi diagram is a collection of geometric regions that encapsulate classifying points in such a way that any point within the region is closest to the encapsulated classifier than any other adjacent classifiers based on their distance from one another. Because of properties inherent to Voronoi diagrams, V-synth identifies exclusive regions of feature space where it is ideal to create synthetic minority samples. To test the generalization and application of V-synth, six databases from various problem domains were selected from the University of California Irvine's Machine Learning Repository. Though not always guaranteed due to the random nature of synthetic over-sampling, significant evidence is presented that supports the hypothesis that V-synth more consistently leads to the creation of more accurate and better-balanced classification models than bSMOTE when the classification complexity of a dataset is high.