SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Improvements in textile ring spinning and like machines

913,804. Reverse gears. TWEEDALES & SMALLEY Ltd. March 15, 1961 [March 21, 1960], No. 10016/60. Class 80 (2). [Also in Group IX] Drive from a constantly-rotating input shaft 9 may pass to an output shaft 8 by one of three paths, the path depending on which of the three electromagnetic clutches 13, 14, 54 is energized. When clutch 13 is energized, the drive passes by belt drive to shaft 101 having a gear 11 thereon to drive a gear 12 on the input side of clutch 13; the drive then passes via bevel gears 141, a worm and wormwheel 15 to the output shaft 8. If 14 is the clutch energized the drive passes from shaft 101 through this clutch, through gear 16 and a reversing gear 161 to the gear 17 and bevel gears 141 as before. An alternative reverse gear is obtained when clutch 34 is energized in which case the drive passes by a belt 44 through this clutch and further belts and pulleys to the disengaged output side of clutch 14. A freewheel may be incorporated at 10 so that the higher reverse gear may be switched in without disengaging clutch 14. In Figs. 2 and 3 a differential arrangement is shown whereby a disc 20 is oscillated in accordance with the motion of a shaft 8 and at the same time rotated relative to its shaft 33 by the rotation of a pick wheel 27 which is picked by a suitable linkage in accordance with the oscillation of the disc 20. The disc 20 is loosely mounted on its shaft 33 on which is also mounted a ratchet-wheel 40 and gear 39 fixed relative to each other but rotatable relative to the shaft, a gear 37 fast upon the shaft, a gear 32 rotatable relative to the shaft and a gear 19 by which the shaft is driven from the shaft 8 via the gear 18; the gear 32 has fixed thereon a stud 34 having a double pinion 36, 38 rotatable together relative to the stud. Motion is passed from gear 19 to disc 20 via gear 37, pinion 36, 38, gear 39 and ratchet-wheel 40 and a pawl 41 mounted on the disc, the disc being biased in one direction by a weighted rod 21 so that rotation from ratchetwheel 40 to disc 20 can be conveyed in either direction. The additional rotation is conveyed from pick 27 through worm and wheel 31 and a further gear to gear 32 which then rotates relative to shaft 33 and gear 37 to induce a rotation in the double pinion and so drive the gear 39 and ratchet-wheel 40.
Balagtas: Proyekto Tungo sa Diyalektikong Analisis at Materyalistang Interpretasyon ng Florante at Laura /Balagtas: Project For A Dialectical Analysis and Materialist Interpretation of Florante at Laura

Bagama’t isang mayamang aklatan na ang komentaryo sa obrang kanonikal ni Balagtas, kulang pa rin ang pag-unawa sa ugnayan ng estruktura nito sa kontekstong sosyo-historikal. Ipinahihiwatig ng pagsusuri na ang ugnayang iyon ay baligho at magkatumbalik. Isang pagsubok sa pagtarok ng mediyasyong ideolohikal ang tangka rito. Layon ng likhang-sining ni Balagtas ang interpelasyon ng bumabasa/nakikinig na maging suheto (sabjek) na mulat, mapanuri, at handang kumilos upang lutasin ang mga kontradiksiyon sa lipunan. Layon ni Balagtas na ipamalas na ang alitan ng Kristiyano at Moro, ang lakas ng kababaihan, at krisis ng patriyarkong orden ay nakasalig sa kontradiksiyong materyal ng mga puwersa ng produksiyon, kontradiksiyong litaw sa tunggalian ng uri, paniniwala, at kaisipang batayan ng etikal-moral na kilos ng mga sabjek sa kolonya ng Espanya. ___________________________________ While there is a rich library of scholarly studies on the canonical poem of Balagtas, there is still a lack of understanding of the linkage between its artistic structure and its sociohistorical context. Critical inquiry shows that the linkage is ambiguous and problematic. This metacommentary attempts to grasp the ideological mediation between structure and society. Balagtas’ art seeks to interpellate the readers to become critical, informed subjects ready to act and resolve the contradictions of their society in solidarity with the oppressed. Balagtas seeks to reveal the truth that the conflict between Moro and Christian, the power of women, and the crisis of the patriarchal order rests on the material contradictions in the social relations of production. Those contradictions are mediated in the experience of war among social groups whose beliefs and ideas function as the immediate motivation for the ethical-moral conduct or pattern of action of subjects in the Spanish colony.
Apoyo al mantenimiento de la actividad empresarial de Jo-ko Cosmetics Office Joanna Kozłowska en una situación de disminución significativa del volumen de negocios debido a la COVID-19.

El proyecto se refiere al apoyo al capital circulante de Jo-Ko Gabinet Kosmetyczne Joanna Kozłowska en una situación de disminución significativa del volumen de negocios (ingresos procedentes de las ventas) debido a la interrupción de la economía debido a la COVID-19.
Thin film light-trapping enhanced quantum dot photovoltaic cells: an enabling technology for high power-to-weight ratio space solar arrays.

The project “Thin film light-trapping enhanced quantum dot photovoltaic cells: an enabling technology for high power-to-weight ratio space solar arrays” (TFQD) aims at developing a new generation of high-efficiency thin-film photovoltaic devices for future solar arrays, by exploiting cross-cutting Key Enabling Technologies as: advanced manufacturing, advanced materials, photonics. The core device is a thin-film III-V solar cell embedding quantum dots and photonic nanogratings to boost the efficiency beyond the thermodynamic limit of conventional single-junction devices. Combining the thin-film approach with the nanostructuring of semiconductor layers allows for a drastic improvement of power-to-weight ratio and mechanical flexibility with respect to currently available space solar cells.  The incorporation of quantum dots provides improved radiation and temperature hardness. The TFQD device targets efficiency higher than 30% (AM0), at least an eightfold increase of power-to-weight ratio vs. triple junction III-V solar cells and very low bending radius, allowing for the development of rollable or inflatable solar arrays.
Demonstration up to TRL4 will be carried out through on ground testing under representative in orbit conditions over a set of 44 prototypes.
The consortium includes four academic partners having a strong position in modelling, epi-layer structuring and development and manufacturing of thin-film III-V solar cells, a SME able to quickly implement the new technology in their thin-film solar cell production line, and a company that is a European leader in satellite systems as early adopter of the developed devices to boost innovation in space solar panels.  
On account of wafer reuse and simplicity of the epitaxial structures, the TFQD solar cells are less expensive than the current state-of-the-art multi-junction solar cells, thus also important impact potential on terrestrial applications, as first in concentrating photovoltaic systems, is foreseen.
Cochlear infrastructure for electrical hearing

Although the cochlear implant is already the world's most successful neural prosthesis, opportunities for further improvement abound. Promising areas of current research include work on improving the biological infrastructure in the implanted cochlea to optimize reception of cochlear implant stimulation and on designing the pattern of electrical stimulation to take maximal advantage of conditions in the implanted cochlea. In this review we summarize what is currently known about conditions in the cochlea of deaf, implanted humans and then review recent work from our animal laboratory investigating the effects of preserving or reinnervating tissues on psychophysical and electrophysiological measures of implant function. Additionally we review work from our human laboratory on optimizing the pattern of electrical stimulation to better utilize strengths in the cochlear infrastructure. Histological studies of human temporal bones from implant users and from people who would have been candidates for implants show a range of pathologic conditions including spiral ganglion cell counts ranging from approximately 2% to 92% of normal and partial hair cell survival in some cases. To duplicate these conditions in a guinea pig model, we use a variety of deafening and implantation procedures as well as post-deafening therapies designed to protect neurons and/or regenerate neurites. Across populations of human patients, relationships between nerve survival and functional measures such as speech have been difficult to demonstrate, possibly due to the numerous subject variables that can affect implant function and the elapsed time between functional measures and postmortem histology. However, psychophysical studies across stimulation sites within individual human subjects suggest that biological conditions near the implanted electrodes contribute significantly to implant function, and this is supported by studies in animal models comparing histological findings to psychophysical and electrophysiological data. Results of these studies support the efforts to improve the biological infrastructure in the implanted ear and guide strategies which optimize stimulation patterns to match patient-specific conditions in the cochlea.
ASSAY FOR IMIDAZOLINONE RESISTANCE MUTATIONS IN BRASSICA SPECIES

The invention provides methods and oligonucleotide primers for assaying Brassica napus plants for the presence or absence of mutations that confer resistance to imidazolinone herbicides. Specifically, the methods and primers of the invention are useful for detecting the PM1 mutation of the B. napus AHAS1 gene and the PM2 mutation of the B. napus AHAS3 gene.
Data Assimilation for Bathymetry Estimation at a Tidal Inlet

Abstract This study involved developing and testing a data assimilation framework that accommodates different types of geophysical ocean data (i.e., surface velocity and wave information) and provides an estimation of the bathymetry of a mixed-energy tidal inlet. This framework was successfully applied to a highly variable tidal environment using synthetic data (twin test). The synthetic data consisted of surface velocity components associated with the tidal circulation and wavenumber–frequency pairs of incoming surface gravity waves that mimic data that could be derived from an airborne synthetic aperture radar system and a tower-mounted X-band radar system, respectively. The present ensemble-based assimilation framework has previously been applied in both wave-dominated coastal and current-dominated riverine environments. In contrast, the inlet environment is neither wave nor current dominated. The assimilation of wave and current data together was most useful to obtain a skillful estimate of the spatial map of bathymetry.
Learning to see in a dynamic world

The goal of SEED is to fundamentally advance the methodology of computer vision by exploiting a dynamic analysis perspective in order to acquire accurate, yet tractable models, that can automatically learn to sense our visual world, localize still and animate objects (e.g. chairs, phones, computers, bicycles or cars, people and animals), actions and interactions, as well as qualitative geometrical and physical scene properties, by propagating and consolidating temporal information, with minimal system training and supervision.  SEED will extract descriptions that identify the precise boundaries and spatial layout of the different scene components, and the manner they move, interact, and change over time. For this purpose, SEED will develop novel high-order compositional methodologies for the semantic segmentation of video data acquired by observers of dynamic scenes, by adaptively integrating figure-ground reasoning based on bottom-up and top-down information, and by using weakly supervised machine learning techniques that support continuous learning towards an open-ended number of visual categories. The system will be able not only to recover detailed models of dynamic scenes, but also forecast future actions and interactions in those scenes, over long time horizons, by contextual reasoning and inverse reinforcement learning. Two demonstrators are envisaged, the first corresponding to scene understanding and forecasting in indoor office spaces, and the second for urban outdoor environments. The methodology emerging from this research has the potential to impact fields as diverse as automatic personal assistance for people, video editing and indexing, robotics, environmental awareness, augmented reality, human-computer interaction, or manufacturing.
Spray apparatus for bottle cleaning machine

The arrangement incorporates a tube (1) to which cleaning fluid is fed under pressure. A shaft is mounted at a short distance from and parallel with the tube. The shaft is supported by bearing blocks (3) on the tube. Spray holes (5) in the shaft are connected to the tube by plastics seals (6) which are mounted between the shaft and the tube. The seals (6) have a tubular shape and have protruding parts which engage with openings in the tube. There is an annular space (7) between the protruding part and the outside of the seal, in which a ring-shaped elastomer lip seal (8) is mounted. The lip seal provides a fluid seal between the tube (1) and the seal (6).
Modelling the processes leading to organised crime and terrorist networks

PROTON aims at improving existing knowledge on the processes of recruitment to organised crime and terrorist networks (OCTN) through an innovative integration between social and computational sciences. Moving beyond the state of the art, this integration will support evidence-based policies at the international, national and local level. 
To achieve its aim, PROTON will complete three specific objectives:
1. Investigate the social, psychological and economic factors leading to OCTN (WP1 and 2), including their connection with cybercrime and the cyberspace (WP3). The factors will be transformed into input (WP4) for PROTON’s final outputs, PROTON-S and PROTON Wizard (WP5), designed for helping policy makers to act more effectively against OCTN.
2. Develop PROTON-S, agent-based modelling (ABM) simulations of the effects of different societal and environmental changes on OCTN. PROTON-S will generate virtual societies in a computer laboratory, enabling to test the impact of different scenarios on the evolution of, and particularly individuals’ recruitment to, OCTN. 
3. Develop PROTON Wizard, a user-friendly software tool embedding the results of the ABM simulations. 
PROTON’s impact will improve the quality of prevention policies on OCTN, providing at the same time significant innovations in the social, technological and computational sciences. PROTON-S, based on simulations, will bear no ethical and societal risks, and will create a breakthrough in the understanding of OCTN, enabling better policies and stimulating further innovation. PROTON Wizard will provide the first support tool for policy makers at the international, national and local level, giving easy access to the most advanced scientific research. The participation of different policy makers and potential end-users throughout the whole project will make sure that the final results specifically meet their needs and expectations.
Young people

"This project is part of the plan PRO SOL":The project aims to promote the well-being of young people, pre-adolescents and physically, psychically and rela- tively fragile adolescents who live in marginalized areas and mountain regions and thereby limit their exodus to large urban centers.
The actions implemented are built around initiatives of involvement in the social community and strengthening of the social bond on the themes of interculturality, the relationship to new media and cyberstalking, dependencies. In addition, activities are planned to develop remote care and support services for young people suffering from neurodevelopmental disorders, neuromuscular disorders, as well as support and training activities to sensitize different actors on the specific needs of children. this target population.The project therefore aims to provide innovative responses to experiment with new services and strengthen existing services, targeting not only young patients but also their families.

The reorganization of health and social services requires an Italian-French strategic vision in terms of development of the territorial ecosystem (prevention capacities, support for mountain communities and sustainability).
This plan foresees 4 projects defined in relation to the target groups: young people, women, elderly people and proximity. The objectives are socio-health integration and the development of open and united communities, with new work opportunities in innovative services, with a view to supporting families in areas that are not easily accessible.
For each project, a working method is planned with common phases, the study of the environment (until 2022), the qualitative and quantitative monitoring of the resources and services in place, through assessment assessments by users, professionals. and the socio-sanitary operators,
The selection of appropriate instruments to increase services in the community, with a jointly planned feasibility study. Experimenting with innovative solutions, benchmarking results and preparing guidelines for defining common policies. The Proximity project will allow constant exchange between public organizations and the social private sector for the production of common tools for analysis, implementation and programming, and the experimentation, within each target project, of new models of perennial proximity welfare.
Enhancing the innovation management capacities of smes in east poland

The main objective of the project is to facilitate the access to European and international markets by providing growthoriented, integrated business and innovation support services that will help to strengthen the competitiveness and sustainability of the enterprises in the EU countries. The proposal also focuses on strengthening the collaboration between different key actors in the innovation chain. Main objective of the project will be implemented by specific objectives: 1. Economic potential increase among enterprises benefiting from SME Instrument in the framework of Horizon 2020 by ensuring that the SME Instrument beneficiaries will receive the most appropriate services to enhance the probability of successful exploitation of the innovation project supported by the Instrument and to leave a footprint for the future sustainable growth of the beneficiary by identifying bottlenecks and indicated solutions with the help of a capable coach. This objective will be implemented by the tailor made service of The Key Account Management (KAM) in the framework of WP1. 2. Increase of innovation potential of small and medium sized enterprises by providing hider quality innovation support services. This objective will be implemented by specially designed activity: Enhancing the innovation management capacity of SMEs (EIMC) in the framework of WP2 of this project and will be addressed to SMEs with a real potential for international growth via product, process, service or business model innovation but lack the knowledge, skills or ability to manage innovation activities. The main goal of the service is to make the innovation system, in the company, more efficient and effective. Specific objectives will be implemented by five Partners of Enterprise Europe Network East Poland Consortium. All Partners have relevant staff members with skills, knowledge and experience to provide specialised services. Project duration is foreseen for 24 months.
Art and politics in the Austrian Netherlands : Count Charles Cobenzl (1712-70) and his collection of drawings

The Cabinet of Count Charles Cobenzl lies at the heart of the Hermitage Museum, forming the core of the collection of Old Master Drawings. Yet despite perpetual references to him as ‘grand collectionneur’, no study of Cobenzl’s collecting has ever been undertaken. Nor, in the absence of prosopographical studies of art production or collecting in the Austrian Netherlands in the middle of the eighteenth century, or indeed of other individual collectors, has it been possible to set him in a ‘collecting context’. 
Bringing together the works of art themselves and Cobenzl’s abundant correspondence, this thesis assesses what he owned, how and why he acquired it, the political and intellectual framework for his collecting and how he perceived the objects in his possession. Looking at Cobenzl’s roles as public figure and private collector, it shows how the latter fits into the context of the former, his collecting rooted firmly in his ambition to revive the economy and the arts of the Austrian Netherlands, in his own ambiguous status and his conflicts with the Governor, Charles de Lorraine. The battle for both real and perceived superiority was played out in many different parts of Cobenzl’s professional and private life, and he used display – the adornment of his home and his person and his collecting – as part of a play for social prestige. Cobenzl used objects as a discrete assertion of both intellectual and aesthetic superiority. 
This thesis proposes that Cobenzl’s transformation into a collector of drawings was an example of his perspicacious identification of emerging trends that could be turned to advantage, economic or prestigious, public or personal. He was drawn by the status of drawings, perceived as accessible only to those of greater refinement and understanding, as something elite, less accessible than the collecting of paintings. The direct and specific stimulus for his emergence as a collector of drawings lay in the provenance of two large groups of works he was offered, which permitted him to assert a very specific link to the past. It suggests that Cobenzl adopted not only the drawings, but also their histories, to negotiate social position and identity, within the context of his pragmatic utilitarianism.
This egocentric study also provides the foundation for a preliminary attempt to create a context for Cobenzl’s collecting of drawings, within his circle, in the Austrian Netherlands overall, and, through analysis of his collecting practices, in the wider European context.
Body composition analysis of inter-county Gaelic athletic association players measured by dual energy X-ray absorptiometry

Gaelic Football and Hurling are two sporting codes within the Gaelic Athletic Association. The purpose of this study was to report the body composition phenotype of inter-county Gaelic athletic association players, comparing groups by code and field position. 190 senior, male, outfield inter-county players (144 hurlers and 46 Gaelic footballers) were recruited. Stature and body mass was measured, estimates of three components of body composition, i.e., lean mass, fat mass and bone mineral content was obtained by dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA), and normative data for Gaelic athletic association athletes by code and position was compared. Other than in the midfield, there was limited difference in body composition between codes or playing position. Stature-corrected indices nullified any existing group differences between midfielders for both codes. Further comparisons with a non-athletic control group (n = 431) showed no difference for body mass index (BMI); however, the athletic group has a lower fat mass index, with a greater lean mass in accounting for the matched BMI between groups. In addition to providing previously unknown normative data for the Gaelic athletic association athlete, a proportional and independent tissue evaluation of body composition is given.