SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
The Design of Gear Hobs Construction

In the gear production area there are developed the new constructional solutions which shorten production time, improve quality of produced gears and increase productivity. Every solution is based on traditional constructional solutions which offer good and long time verified base. The contribution describe of distribution of present types of gear hobs which are offered for the current gear producers by the world developers which develop these tools long time. Their product fulfil the conditions of traditional the gear producers. In the specified cases the gear producers need to work with special tools which are based on traditional construction base and provide a starting point for their realization. Because of there is described procedure of a calculation for gear hob construction which can be used for their special conditions or develop of new type of gear hob. On the based the general calculation every producer can to improve the gear production.
School- and Family-Level Socioeconomic Status and Health Behaviors: Multilevel Analysis of a National Survey in Wales, United Kingdom

Interventions to address inequalities in adolescent health behaviors often target children from less affluent families, or schools in poorer areas. Few studies have examined whether school- or family-level affluence predicts health behaviors independently, or in combination.This article reports secondary analysis of the Welsh Health Behavior in School-aged Children (HBSC) survey. Mixed-effects logistic regression models test associations of school and family socioeconomic status (SES) with smoking, fruit and vegetable consumption, alcohol consumption, and physical activity.Higher family SES was associated with healthier behaviors, except in relation to alcohol consumption. For all behaviors except physical activity, school-level SES was independently associated with healthier behaviors. In higher SES schools, a stronger association of family SES with health behavior was observed, particularly in relation to smoking and physical activity.School and family SES may exert independent and combined influences upon adolescent health behaviors. Targeting interventions toward deprived schools may fail to address substantial inequalities within more affluent schools. Targeting deprived families may fail to address behaviors of children from affluent families, attending more deprived schools. Identifying universal health improvement interventions which have greater effects among children from poorer backgrounds may be a more effective means of reducing inequalities.
Universal controlling device for emergency opening

A universal controlling device for emergency opening comprising a receiving module, a detecting module and a switching module interconnected with a controlling circuit of a controlled device, where it is additionaly comprising a frequency sluice (4) tuned with a universal controlling signal of civil emergency units.
Assessment of respiratory status among workers exposed to cotton dust at Arba Minch Textile Factory, Southern Ethiopia, 2017

In many of the textile industries, workers are largely exposed to cotton dust, which can leave workers with respiratory disorders. The aim of this study was to evaluate respiratory status of workers exposed to cotton dust in Arba Minch textile factory, Southern Ethiopia, 2017. A comparative cross sectional study was done and 51 workers exposed to cotton dust in the factory and 51 age and sex matched controls were investigated. Their lung function was measured with a pocket size digital Spirometer. A standardized questionnaire based on British Medical Research Council Questionnaire was used to assess respiratory system symptoms and use of personal protective devices. This study reveals that the percentage prevalence of cough, phlegm, wheeze, breathlessness and chest tightness was 64.7, 55, 39, 41 and 43% for exposed respondents, respectively and 25.5, 14, 8, 6 and 0% for control subjects, respectively. Lung function indices such as, forced vital capacity (FVC), forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1), peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) and forced mid expiratory flow between 25 and 75% of FVC (FEF25-75%) were higher in control respondents than in exposed respondents and the mean difference was found to be statistically significant (p<0.05) and the mean difference of predicted percentage values of FVC and FEV1 between the groups was found to be statistically significant (P<0.05). FEV1% was higher in the control group than in exposed group.  Therefore, the factory management should provide personal protective devices (PPDs) to exposed employees and should train them.

	 

	Key words: Cotton dust, textile, lung functions, respiratory symptoms.
Gambaran Lingkungan Fisik Dan Kualitas Air Di Mata Air Beji Pura Dalem Kawi Banjar Kutuh Desa Sayan Kecamatan Ubud Tahun 2020

DESCRIPTION OF PYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND WATER QUALITY THE WATER SPRING OF BEJI TEMPLE DALEM KAWI BANJAR KUTUH SAYAN VILLAGE UBUD SUBDISTRICT IN 2020

Abstract

Spring water is ground water that comes out by itself to the ground surface, emergence of springs from the ground when not protected easily contaminated by rainwater runoff, animal waste, agricultural waste so that the potential to reduce water quality. The purpose of this study is to determine the state of the physical environment and water quality the water spring of Beji Temple Dalem Kawi Banjar Kutuh Sayan Village Ubud Subdistrict in 2020. This research method is descriptive. the results of observations of the state of the physical environment Water Spring of Beji Temple Dalem Kawi concluded that pollutant risk score is high with a value of 8. The results of the water quality examination showed that the microbiological quality and nitrate (NO3) water quality did not exceed the maximum level. So the conclusion of the results of this study is the state of the physical environment Springs are included in the high category of the risk of contaminants. Microbiological water quality and nitrate water quality (NO3) Meet the requirements in accordance with Permenkes RI number 492/MENKES/PER/2010. Based on the results of water quality that meets the requirements, To maintain water quality until consumed, advice to the user community to wash hands thoroughly before taking water, UPTD Kesmas Ubud II should improve the supervision of clean water quality, especially in Beji Temple Dalem Kawi Spring by checking water quality with physical, chemical, and microbiological parameters on a regular basis.

Keywords : Water Quality, Water Spring, Physical Environment
Musical theatre adaptation: or how to give the gift of song to everyone from French peasants to Hollywood has-beens

Adaptation has been part of musical theatre history since it first began. On Broadway and in the West End today we see musical adaptations that have stemmed from all kinds of sources, as well as original works. This dissertation is an examination of how musical theatre adaptations are created from three of the most popular sources: plays, films and novels. 

Chapter One details the process of adapting a play into a musical, including a discussion of experimental theatre and New Music Theatre, in addition to how Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! was created from the play Green Grow the Lilacs. Chapter Two concerns the transformation of novel to musical, analysing the difference between how an audience consumes a novel as opposed to how they consume a musical, as well as the methods used to stage the epic in Les Miserables. Chapter Three compares the experience of a film audience with that of a musical theatre one, as well as discussing the possibility of representing cinematic techniques on the stage, with particular focus on the musical version of film noir Sunset Boulevard. Drawing on the work of Lehman Engel, Joseph P. Swain and Cohen and Rosenhaus, this is an exploration of all aspects of musical theatre adaptation, from what kind of material is suitable to how the gap between entertainment mediums is combated.
Cosmological perturbations in teleparallel Loop Quantum Cosmology

Cosmological perturbations in Loop Quantum Cosmology (LQC) are usually studied incorporating either holonomy corrections, where the Ashtekar connection is replaced by a suitable sinus function in order to have a well-defined quantum analogue, or inverse-volume corrections coming from the eigenvalues of the inverse-volume operator. In this paper we will develop an alternative approach to calculate cosmological perturbations in LQC based on the fact that, holonomy corrected LQC in the flat Friedmann-Lema\^itre-Robertson-Walker (FLRW) geometry could be also obtained as a particular case of teleparallel $F(T)$ gravity (teleparallel LQC). The main idea of our approach is to mix the simple bounce provided by holonomy corrections in LQC with the non-singular perturbation equations given by $F(T)$ gravity, in order to obtain a matter bounce scenario as a viable alternative to slow-roll inflation. In our study, we have obtained an scale invariant power spectrum of cosmological perturbations. However, the ratio of tensor to scalar perturbations is of order $1$, which does not agree with the current observations. For this reason, we suggest a model where a transition from the matter domination to a quasi de Sitter phase is produced in order to enhance the scalar power spectrum.
Sewing machine

A sewing machine (1, 200) includes a needle thread tension control device (5) including a fixed portion (2, 3), a shaft (11) having an external thread portion (11a), a thread tension dial (19), first and second thread tension discs (12, 13), and a spiral movement member (16, 17). The spiral movement member includes an internal thread portion (16d) meshed with the external thread portion while being movable relative to the external thread portion in a spiral direction relative to an axis (P), and a scale (90) including marks (94) arranged serially and side by side in the spiral direction. The spiral movement member adjusts the needle thread tension by moving towards or away from the second thread tension disc while rotating in a circumferential direction by meshing between the external thread portion and the internal thread portion. The needle thread tension control device also includes a thread tension spring (15) applying respective biasing forces to the spiral movement member and the second thread tension disc.
Sulphide inclusions in diamonds: a window into the earth’s interior through time

Life-sustaining Earth’s surface is closely related with the evolution of Earth’s interior, that is essentially ruled by mantle behaviour. Diamonds containing mineral inclusions from “long ago” and “far away” are unparalleled tools to investigate the chemical history and evolution of the Earth’s otherwise inaccessible mantle. Among mineral inclusions in diamond, sulphides are the most abundant. These minerals are the best candidate to investigate mantle primary composition, mantle physical-chemical processes at conditions prevailing during diamond formation and genesis – still a highly contentious issue. Sulphide inclusions are the keel tool for dating diamond formation and yet, despite previous research, the nature of these inclusions is not well understood. This is a major drawback as knowledge of the genesis of these mineral phases in diamonds directly relates to the chronological information they contain, and consequently the chemical information they carry. In light of very recent exciting results from an ERC project discovering new sulphide minerals in diamonds, SINDIA aims at combining, for the first-time, a thorough non-destructive in situ characterization of sulphide inclusions in diamonds with homogenization experiments coupled with isotopic analyses to investigate their genesis and the evolution of the Earth’s interior through time. SINDIA’s goals are to shed new light into the composition, origin and age of mantle sulphides, the origin and age of diamonds and in particular to validate the mostly widely used dating system in diamond research. The results of this study will provide international visibility to the researcher and the University of Padova by producing fundamental scientific advances in this new field of research, making the Department of Geosciences a leading institution of international repute, increasing the competitiveness and scientific recognition of the European Research Area.
Entwicklung der Exporte der Writer Company – Förderung von Produkten der Modeindustrie im Ausland.

Number_reference_aid_Programm: SA.42799(2015/X) Zweck der öffentlichen Beihilfe:_art.19 SA 42799(2015/X) Das Projekt betrifft die Teilnahme des Unternehmens an Werbemaßnahmen, die im Rahmen des Industrieförderungsprogramms MODA POLSKA vorgesehen sind, um das Angebot von Pisz und der Marke MAYLILY zu fördern, die die Chance hat, auf ausländischen Märkten erkennbar zu werden und die polnische Wirtschaftsmarke zu fördern. Gegenstand des Projekts ist die Art der Tätigkeit PKD 13.92.Z – Herstellung von fertigen Textilerzeugnissen. Die Märkte, auf denen Tätigkeiten im Rahmen des Projekts durchgeführt werden: Deutschland, Frankreich, Indien, Japan, USA, VAE. Zukunftsweisender Markt des Projekts: Indien, Japan, USA, VAE. Das Projekt wird fristgerecht durchgeführt: 05.04.2019-31.12.2020. Umfang des Projekts: Zusätzliche Werbeaktivitäten. ^ -Targi: Art UND JUGEND, Köln Deutschland, September 2019 -Targi: Spielzeit New York, New York USA, Februar 2020 -Targi: Kids TIME Kielce, Polen, Februar 2020 – Außenmission, besuchen Sie Dubai International Fashion Week, Dubai VAE, 2020 -Targi: Playtime Paris, Paris, Frankreich, Juni 2020 -Targi: MBF Neu-Delhi, Indien 2020 -Targi: Spielzeit TOKIO, Tokio Japan, August 2019 -Targi: Kind UND JUGEND, Köln Deutschland, September 2020 Das Unternehmen nimmt als Aussteller an 7 Messen und einer Outbound-Mission teil, um die Messe zu besuchen, wo die Organisation eines nationalen Informations- und Promotionsstandes geplant ist. Maßnahmen/Ziele werden auch auf zukunftsgerichteten Märkten außerhalb der EU stattfinden. Darüber hinaus wird das Unternehmen zusätzliche Werbeaktivitäten durchführen. Das Unternehmen behält finanzielle Liquidität, Verbindlichkeiten werden pünktlich zurückgezahlt. Die gestiegene Nachfrage nach Finanzierungsaktivitäten infolge des Exportanstiegs wird somit vollständig gesichert sein. Bis zur Erstattung wird das Unternehmen die Kosten des Projekts aus seinen auf dem Bankkonto angesammelten Eigenmitteln und aus den Mitteln aus seinen laufenden Operationen finanzieren.
The efficacy and safety of tavaborole, a novel, boron-based pharmaceutical agent: phase 2 studies conducted for the topical treatment of toenail onychomycosis.

To assess the potential efficacy, safety, and optimal dosing concentration of tavaborole, a novel, boron-based pharmaceutical agent with broad-spectrum antifungal activity, for the treatment of onychomycosis of the toenail due to dermatophytes.One double-blind, randomized, vehicle-controlled study (study 1) and two open-label studies (studies 2 and 3) examined the efficacy, safety, and optimal dosing concentration of tavaborole topical solution applied once daily or three times weekly for 180 days at concentrations of 1.0%, 2.5%, 5.0%, or 7.5%. Patient cohort 3 of study 2 received open-label tavaborole 5.0% once daily for 360 days. All three studies assessed day 180 treatment success, defined as complete or partial clinical evidence of clear nail growth plus negative fungal culture.A total of 336 patients were included in the intent-to-treat (ITT) or modified ITT populations and efficacy analyses across the 3 studies. In study 1, treatment success rates at day 180 were higher with tavaborole 2.5%, 5.0%, and 7.5% vs vehicle (27%, 26%, and 32% vs 14%, respectively; slope P=0.030). In cohort 3 of study 2, 7% of patients achieved treatment success with tavaborole 5.0% at day 360. Negative culture rates at day 180 in study 1 were numerically higher for tavaborole 2.5%, 5.0%, and 7.5% vs vehicle (slope P=0.046). Application-site reactions of general irritation, erythema, scaling, and stinging/burning were most common with tavaborole 7.5%, were generally mild to moderate, and resolved with treatment discontinuation and/or a reduction in dosing frequency. No systemic safety concerns were observed.Tavaborole solution demonstrated favorable efficacy and safety in phase 2 clinical studies. Based on these findings, tavaborole topical solution, 5% was further investigated in larger, more definitive phase 3 studies. Results from these completed phase 3 studies will provide additional evidence regarding the safety and efficacy of tavaborole in the treatment of toenail onychomycosis.
Patients active in research and dialogues for an improved generation of medicines: advancing meaningful patient engagement in the life cycle of medicines for better health outcomes.

PARADIGM will provide a unique framework that enables structured, effective, meaningful, ethical, innovative, and sustainable patient engagement (PE) and demonstrates the ‘return on the engagement’ for all players. Much needed processes and tools for three key decision-making points (research priority setting, design of clinical trials and early dialogue) will be developed by consensus. Building on advances at international level, PARADIGM will integrate the needs, perspectives and expectations of all actors (including vulnerable populations) involved and will also produce a stakeholder-tailored set of metrics to measure the impact of PE.
PARADIGM will deliver to the community, recommendations and tools to support the implementation of PE, leveraging pre-existing resources. These will address capacity and capability questions, managing potential conflict of interest, the compensation of individuals and organisations, and the ethics of engagement. A targeted communication, dissemination and engagement strategy will promote the endorsement of the outputs for their integration in existing structures.
PARADIGM will develop a strategy for sustaining the long-term implementation of PE resources aimed at structuring and supporting the community. This will be a game-changer, addressing fundamental gaps and creating real assets to ensure the sustainability of the PE ecosystem in the years to come.
PARADIGM has a common vision and values-base, and is a highly innovative, consensus-oriented, and experienced consortium, comprising pan-European leaders in patient engagement, academia, SMEs, health professionals, pharmaceutical and biotech companies, pharmaceutical corporate associations, and representatives of competent authorities, all bringing complementary know-how to partner with industry, and a strong commitment to transform patient engagement in Europe.
Poincare-Steklov filter in hardware-in-the-loop modeling

Power hardware-in-the-loop modeling (PHIL) is one of advanced approach for test automation and verification of complex circuits and systems. This approach is most well used in power networks and power-trains. PHIL modeling is supposed part of a system is software model whether the other part is hardware item under test. A special interface algorithm supports interaction between computer model and device under test. This algorithm has to provide stability of decomposed system and numerical convergence of the simulation results. This paper is discussed damping impedance method (DIM) and introduced new interface algorithm named generalized coupling scheme (GCS), which allows to implement interaction procedure between software and hardware parts in a simpler way. Moreover, we introduce Poincare-Steklov filter, which can be considered as hardware implementation of GCS.
Revealing the existence of the ontological commitment in fish schools

The heap paradox is an enduring problem in complex systems, and it has many variations. One variation of the heap paradox considers how many parts of a whole are required to generate group behaviour. The initial heap paradox indicates that the recursive adding grain process finally makes a heap at a certain point. In this study, we point out the hidden assumption of this paradox, which a recursive operation involves ontological commitment (i.e. anticipation for the forthcoming heap from non-heap in every procedure). The aim of this study is to show the existence of the ontological commitment in a real fish school via IIT 3.0. We analysed the behaviour of Plecoglossus altivelis with group sizes ranging from 2 to 5 fish. Consequently, the subschool embedded in the whole group has a qualitatively different causal structure compared with a whole group of the same size. That is, 2-fish subschools lose the chasing property, but gain the leadership property, which has never been observed in a 2-fish whole school. Accordingly, 3- and 4-fish subschools also show a completely different property from the same sized whole school. Our results suggest that a real fish school contains the ontological commitment to maintain their group behaviour.
Smart meters: A users' view

Smart meters are assumed to contribute to energy conservation by providing updated consumption data to energy utilities, but, given their pervasive presence in consumers' homes, they could also provide timely feedback to energy consumers/users. A precondition, however, is that smart meters are really usable to lay consumers. In the present study 40 participants were videorecorded while performing a set of reading tasks with the smart meter installed in their house, with or without the help of the users' manual; they were also asked to fill in a checklist to evaluate the meter after the task series. The results of the analysis suggest improvements in the terminology used, in the selection of information to provide, and in the navigability of the information system.
Service level agreement (SLA) in a cloud based information systems

With this paper we show through example how to determine acceptable response time of information system (IS) as part of Service level agreement (SLA) in cloud based information systems (CBIS) for randomly selected requirements and hardware infrastructure. IS which we analyzed is implemented on three different database management systems (DBMS): MS SQL Server - as commercial relational database management system (RDBMS), MySQL Server - as open source RDBMS and MongoDB - as open source document oriented DBMS. Our analysis includes databases from different areas regarding implementation and license and is not directly related to the hosting mechanism. Analysis is based on cloud hosted DBMS(s). Response times for different databases are compared in order to determine the most convenient DBMS which can be used for implementation of any cloud based IS. We show that open source DBMS(s) are acceptable replacement for commercial DBMS(s) and cloud based IS is much cheaper and easier to implement than IS hosted in local private IS infrastructure.