SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
BEAD INSPECTION METHOD, AND BEAD INSPECTION APPARATUS

A bead inspection step and a bead inspection apparatus that inspect the quality of a bead are disclosed... The bead inspection apparatus includes a wire-feed-speed measurement device that measures the feed speed of a brazing wire, and an analysis portion that measures and analyzes position coordinate data about surfaces of a first, workpiece, a second workpiece and the bead, and performs a first shape data measurement step of. measuring first shape data before brazing, a second shape data measurement step of measuring second shape data after the brazing, a feature quantity calculation step of calculating predicted values of feature quantities based on the first and second shape data and the brazing wire feed speed, and a throat thickness calculation step of calculating a predicted value of the throat thickness by a regression expression formed based on actual measurements of the feature quantities and of the throat thickness.
Readout scheme for solid-state nuclear clock

The low-energy excited state of the Thorium-229 (229Th) nucleus has fascinated researchers for decades. With excitation energy of only a few eV, it is the only known nuclear isomeric state accessible to laser manipulation. This system opens up many novel applications, ranging from tests of variations of the fundamental constants to technological implementations as a nuclear clock. While the exact excitation energy of the 229Th isomer remains unknown, significant progress has been made in constraining its energy in recent months. Most importantly, all recent results place the energy between 7.5 eV to 8.5 eV. This is within the transmission band of large-band-gap VUV materials such as single fluoride crystals. It becomes hence possible to embed 229Th inside a solid-state crystal and address a large number of nuclei.
This project aims to develop a readout scheme for a solid-state nuclear clock based on nuclear quadrupole resonance spectroscopy (NQRS). The interaction of the nuclear quadrupole moment with the electric field gradient of the crystal causes the splitting of the nuclear states. NQRS can be used for non-destructive readout of the nuclear state during clock operation. Moreover, the NQRS will provide valuable information about the microscopic structure of 229Th atoms doped into the crystal lattice.
Feminization of the Isopod Cylisticus convexus after Transinfection of the wVulC Wolbachia Strain of Armadillidium vulgare

Reproductive parasites such as Wolbachia are able to manipulate the reproduction of their hosts by inducing parthenogenesis, male-killing, cytoplasmic incompatibility or feminization of genetic males. Despite extensive studies, no underlying molecular mechanism has been described to date. The goal of this study was to establish a system with a single Wolbachia strain that feminizes two different isopod species to enable comparative analyses aimed at elucidating the genetic basis of feminization. It was previously suggested that Wolbachia wVulC, which naturally induces feminization in Armadillidium vulgare, induces the development of female secondary sexual characters in transinfected Cylisticus convexus adult males. However, this does not demonstrate that wVulC induces feminization in C. convexus since feminization is the conversion of genetic males into functional females that occurs during development. Nevertheless, it suggests that C. convexus may represent a feminization model suitable for further development. Knowledge about C. convexus sexual differentiation is also essential for comparative analyses, as feminization is thought to take place just before or during sexual differentiation. Consequently, we first described gonad morphological differentiation of C. convexus and compared it with that of A. vulgare. Then, wVulC was injected into male and female C. convexus adult individuals. The feminizing effect was demonstrated by the combined appearance of female secondary sexual characters in transinfected adult males, as well as the presence of intersexes and female biases in progenies in which wVulC was vertically transmitted from transinfected mothers. The establishment of a new model of feminization of a Wolbachia strain in a heterologous host constitutes a useful tool towards the understanding of the molecular mechanism of feminization.
Spinning machine rubber coated feed roller with cleaning - and roughening scraper blade

Rubber coated feed roller in spinning machines has its surface cleaned of adherent foreign matter, its surface roughened to produce the required frictional characteristic and if required, any electrostatic charges discharge from its surface, by providing the roller with a scraper blade whose tip is spring biased into contact with the contra-rotating surface of the roller.
Zircon U-Pb age, geochemistry and Sr-Nd-Hf isotopic geochemistry of the intermediate-acid rocks from the Heishan-Mulonggou area in the southern margin of North China Block

Zircon U-Pb LA-ICPMS dating for the Xiaxie and Mulonggou granitoid plutons from the southern margin of the North China block yield 154±2Ma (2σ, N=16) and 151±1Ma (2σ, N=15), respectively. These granitoids are metaluminous or weakly peraluminous and high-K calc-alkaline or shoshonite series with A/CNK=0.75～1.04, Na2O+K2O=6.15%～8.42%, K2O/Na2O=0.77～2.29. They are riched in LILE, e.g. LREE, Rb, Ba, K, Pb, Sr and depleted in HFSE, e.g. HREE, Zr, Hf, Ta, Nb, P, Ti with weak negative abnormal of Eu (δEu=0.85～0.99). Whole rocks Sr-Nd compositions of the granitoids are characterized by ISr=0.708676～0.711480 and eNd(t)=-22～-16.1 with Nd model ages of 2.37Ga to 2.96Ga. The granitoids show a large variation in zircon Hf compositions with eHf(t)=-27.8～-18.4 and two-stage model ages of 2.37Ga to 2.96Ga. Geochemistry and Sr-Nd-Hf isotopic compositions of the granitoids suggest that they are derived from an ancient continental crust such as the Archaean Taihua Group, but the zircon Hf compositions and the mafic magmatic enclaves in the granitoids may imply that juvenile component contribute to their formation. Acording to the petrography and regional geological features, the juvenile component are mainly mantle related material. Therefore, the formation of these granitoids could be interpreted as mixing/mingling of an underplated mantle-derived magma and its induced crustal-melted magma in a deep crust.
Drone critical communications

The key objective of the DroC2om project is to contribute to the definition of integrated cellular-satellite data link specifications for UASs. Major focus will be on the design and evaluation of data links based on experimental radio investigations and system simulations. The primary goal is to design a cellular-satellite system architecture concept, which ensures reliable and safe operation for remote controlled, semi-autonomous and fully autonomous small UAS.

The DroC2om project will design and evaluate an integrated cellular-satellite system architecture concept for data links in order to support reliable and safe operation of UAS based on real drone measurements and modelling. 
The diversity of the project partners ensures a balanced and high quality expertise in all relevant technological areas. 
• Thales Alenia Space is a key player in aerospace air/ground communications.
• Nokia is one of the major mobile service and infrastructure providers worldwide. 
• atesio provides solutions for automatic planning and optimization algorithms of multi-layer multi-service cellular telecommunication networks. 
• Aalborg University has a well-established research centre for mobile communications systems.
To meet its objectives, the approach of DroC2om is to structure the work around four main building blocks that will be communicating with each other along the execution of the project following a continuous delivery approach:
1. Definition of scenarios and requirements
2. Software-based evaluation environment for aerial drone communication
3. Aerial communication system architecture
4. Drone flight and measurements
All these four building blocks will be structured by a tight and rigorous management action from the project manager (PM) and the technical manager (TM), and complemented with a particular action devoted to ensure the proper dissemination of all activities, results, and outcomes of the project to maximize impact and visibility of the actions carried out.
Iterative compressive sampling for hyperspectral images via source separation

Compressive Sensing (CS) is receiving increasing attention as a way to lower storage and compression requirements
for on-board acquisition of remote-sensing images. In the case of multi- and hyperspectral images, however,
exploiting the spectral correlation poses severe computational problems. Yet, exploiting such a correlation would
provide significantly better performance in terms of reconstruction quality. In this paper, we build on a recently
proposed 2D CS scheme based on blind source separation to develop a computationally simple, yet accurate,
prediction-based scheme for acquisition and iterative reconstruction of hyperspectral images in a CS setting.
Preliminary experiments carried out on different hyperspectral images show that our approach yields a dramatic
reduction of computational time while ensuring reconstruction performance similar to those of much more
complicated 3D reconstruction schemes.
Physiological stability: a concept analysis

To present a concept analysis of physiological stability.Physiological stability is an ubiquitous concept in the literature. However, no operational definition of this concept seems to be clearly established even though a literature review demonstrates multiple uses of the concept. Thus, a concept analysis is required to clarify the concept of physiological stability and identify its theoretical bases.Walker and Avant's method of concept analysis.The databases consulted to perform the literature review of concept of physiological stability were: CINAHL, Ovid Medline, PsycINFO, Eric and EMB Reviews. Articles were included when the keywords physiological and stability were present in the title or abstract in articles published between 2000-2012, available electronically or in paper at the libraries.This concept analysis was performed using the 8-step method proposed by Walker and Avant.Identification of the attributes, antecedents and consequences of physiological stability led to an operational definition of the concept of physiological stability as a dynamic state of a living organism characterized by the maintenance of one or more physiological parameters within value ranges that vary only slightly in the presence of disruptive elements. It is an adaptive response reflecting the physiological balance of the living organism.This analysis contributes to the advancement of knowledge of the concept of physiological stability by proposing an operational definition derived from theoretical foundations. This concept is important within nursing because it helps to define the effectiveness of nursing interventions and attests to clients' well-being.
Comparison of classification techniques-SVM and naives bayes to predict the Arboviral disease-Dengue

In this paper we present the performance analysis of different data mining techniques to predict the Arboviral disease-Dengue. Data set used for the analysis is real time data taken from super specialty hospitals and diagnostic laboratories where the blood samples were collected for diagnostic investigations at study enrolment and again at hospital discharge. This data set consists of 5000 records with 29 parameters. In this paper we have investigated the data mining techniques: SVM and Naive Bayes Classifier. A proficient methodology - randomforest classifier with its associated Gini feature importance allows to identify small sets of parameters to be used for diagnostic purposes in clinical practice; this involves obtaining the smallest possible set of symptoms that can still achieve decent predictive performance for the dengue disease. We combine both the approaches, and evaluate the classifiers performance. The result of the comparison between the methods showed that SVM outperforms the Naive Bayes in Dengue disease diagnosis.
Development of a Standard Checklist for Protection to Electrical Accidents of Laboratory

대학 연구기관 등의 연구실에서 감전, 전기화재 등 전기사고방지를 위해 수행하는 전기분야 정기점검에 대한 문제점을 파악하고 명확한 기준이 없는 점검항목에 대해 실제 효율적으로 적용 가능하도록 구체적인 기준을 제시한다. 그래서 연구실 전기안전취약요인을 개선하도록 체계적이고 능률적인 정기점검 실시를 위한 표준모델을 마련하고자 한다. 또한, 모든 연구실의 전기안전환경을 중심으로 객관적인 평가가 가능하도록 공통으로 적용될 수 있는 점검항목을 도출하여 연구실 전기안전관리에 부합하도록 연구실 정기점검 전기분야 체크리스트를 개발 한다. 본 연구에서 개발된 전기분야 체크리스트는 실제 필요한 점검 항목에 대한 명확한 기준을 설정하여 모든 연구실에 공통으로 적용할 수 있도록 개발하여 정기점검 수행시 바로 실행 가능하도록 하였다. 이는 연구실의 전기사고 방지를 위한 효율적인 점검뿐만 아니라, 연구실안전수준을 전반적으로 상승시킬 것이다. This paper informs the standard guideline of electrical inspection for the University laboratories and R&D institutes. A routine electrical inspection is there to prevent an electric shock and electrical fire accident in the Lab. The main issue of this paper is to check the problem of a routine electrical inspection and this paper provides a detailed guideline of a checklist for the Lab which do not have detailed instruction. It mentions the standard model of an effective routine inspection to upgrade the weak electrical environment in the Lab. One of the main purposes of this paper is to develop a routine checklist to control the electrical environment in the Lab. The evaluation checklist we develop will then be applied to every Lab. Introducing an electrical safety checklist builds a clear standard guideline for a real safety check. This will be used as a regular routine check-up for every Lab. The goal of this paper is to enforce safety from electrical accidents in the lab and it will provide safety guidelines for every Lab.
Construction of the chassis components development centre

The object of the project is the construction of a new development centre of the company located in the transport complex in Kopřivnice. Within the submitted subsidy project, the purchase of land, construction of the hall and subsequent equipment of these premises with new technologies and equipment, through which a special centre of development and innovation of driving aggregates, chassis components for racing specials and other special vehicles will be established, will be established in extreme conditions. a.
Innovative steering-triangles realized with aluminum foam technology for motorcycle industry

The project aims to industrialize an innovative steering group for the motorcycle industry; the main objective is to recover economic competitiveness in the automotive sector. In last ten years, European market has lost significant market shares in favor of low-cost countries. Also Cometa, that have managed up to 25% of the market of steering groups, found a significant loss of the market share.
For achieve this goal Cometa proposes to realize an innovative aluminum steering-triangles with composite technology using aluminum realized with cold technology plus a specific aluminum foam.
A feasibility study that tests on technological, productive and economical level, the potential use of  the innovative steering for the motorcycle industry. For the technical feasibility, Cometa will be supported by University of L'Aquila (Engineering department) and the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
The initial reference market will be the complete steering systems production in aluminium, for the high quality motorcycle sector. The customers/OEM  premium selected are HONDA, BMW for the following reasons: 
• Consolidated relationship (especially with HONDA)
• They both belong to high quality standards in the market
• They adopt high standards for the quality and reliability
• They are large-scale producers
Storage device communicating with host according to multicast communication protocol and communication method of host

A storage device includes a memory device; and a controller configured to fetch a command from a host, the command indicating a logical address, process the command based on the logical address, and receive, from a first replica storage device, an acknowledgment signal indicating that the command has been processed by the first replica storage device.
Development of a single or multilayer PE film with insecticide properties for industrial use.

SA 42799(2015/X) The subject of the project is research and development involving the development of a new single or multilayer PE polyolefin film with insecticide characteristics. In the course of the tender procedure, a scientific unit with category B was selected, to be entrusted with the execution of all the work. This unit is the Institute of Leather Industry in Łódź. A conditional agreement concerning the performance of the research service was concluded with the subcontractor on 17.05.2019. The project will be implemented within 7 months, from 1 September 2019 to 31 March 2020, and its implementation will be divided into 5 tasks: 1. Preparatory work (1 m-c) 2. Preliminary experimental work (2 m-ce). 3. Technological tests (1 m-c). 4. Assessment of the properties of the product prototype obtained (2 m-ce). 5. Preparation of the final report (1 m-c). The result of the project will be the development and manufacture of a new, single or multilayer PE film with insecticide properties in the form of a prototype, which will be a product innovation. PVC films that affect insects are available on the market, but their properties are only repellent and not insecticide. The project will also result in the development of new film production technology, which will translate into process innovation at least on a national scale.
Vertebrate paleobiodiversity of the Early Cretaceous (Berriasian) Angeac-Charente Lagerstätte (southwestern France): implications for continental faunal turnover at the J/K boundary

Paléobiodiversité des vertébrés du Lagerstätte du Crétacé inférieur (Berriasien) d'Angeac-Charente (sud-ouest de la France), implications pour le renouvellement faunique continental à la limite J/K. La faune de vertébrés continentaux, représentée à la fois par des macro- et des microrestes, du Berriasien d'Angeac-Charente est décrite ici. Cette faune riche et diversifiée comprend au moins 38 taxons différents de vertébrés provenant de tous les grands clades et est constituée de plus de 50 000 spécimens. Le gisement d'Angeac-Charente est le plus diversifié des bonebeds mixtes et le seul Lagerstätte continental du Crétacé connu à ce jour dans le monde. Il donne une bonne image de la paléocommunauté purbeckienne. Cette dernière comprend des taxons remarquables tels qu'un nouvel ornithomimosaure, un grand turiasaure, une tortue hélochelydride et de nombreux mammifères. La faune d'Angeac-Charente présente avant tout un cachet purbeckien. De nombreux genres et espèces exclusivement européens appartiennent à des familles dont la répartition paléogéographique est essentiellement laurasiatique. Certains taxons suggèrent néanmoins des événements de dispersion entre l'Afrique et l'Europe à la transition Jurassique/Crétacé. Les faunes charentaises des gisements de Chassiron (Tithonien), de Cherves-de-Cognac (Berriasien) et d'Angeac-Charente améliorent nos connaissances sur l'évolution des faunes continentales à la transition Jurassique-Crétacé. Plutôt que de refléter un important renouvellement faunistique entre le Tithonien et le Berriasien, elles enregistrent les changements environnementaux liés à la régression globale qui caractérise la fin du Jurassique.
Post-Crisis urban transformations in madrid and athens; a comparative approach

Nearly a decade after its outbreak, the shockwaves of the 2008 global crisis remain omnipresent in Southern Europe. Rapid political, economic and institutional transformations have triggered the reshuffling of housing. Within this framework, transnational investors are entering local property markets, purchasing repossessed houses and/ or non-performing loans. Spain and Greece, and their capital cities Madrid and Athens, are two outstanding but contrasting examples of this socio-political and spatial restructuring. They provide crucial theoretical, methodological and analytical challenges for urban studies and a key opportunity for the development of a novel comparative-relational approach to learn about the local consequences of the strategies of these global actors. The project MATISSE will address three lines of inquiry, looking into: (i) which are the policies encouraging housing financialisation (ii) who are the transnational investors and; (iii) which are the social and spatial implications of such property restructuring. It will bring together an interdisciplinary approach based on a two-way knowledge transfer between the ER’s (Dr Georgia Alexandri) existing research in urban restructuring in Athens and Madrid with the Supervisor’s (Dr Stuart Hodkinson) extensive experience and research expertise in housing financialisation, privatisation and corporate mapping.
Enhancing the innovation management capacities of smes in west poland

The objective of the project is to contribute to and enhance the innovation potential and innovation management skills within the SMEs in the West Poland area. The project will follow a developed methodology to help the regional businesses to increase their innovation capacity and to innovate profitably.
The project will be implemented via 2 specific schemes:
1) Service ‘Key account management for SME Instrument beneficiaries’.
This service will be aimed at SMEs which will be successful in applying for the SME Instrument Programme under the Horizon 2020 (Phase I or Phase II). Upon the receipt of the information (potential beneficiary’s contact details) from the EC/EASME, the project partner will contact the potential beneficiary in order to explain the service and convince the SME to use the potential it offers.
2) Service: ‘Enhancing the innovation management capacity of SME’s’.
This service will be aimed at promising SMEs capable of growth and successful internationalisation that have real potential for innovation via proper development of their products, processes, services or business model but who lack the right skills, knowledge and experience to manage the innovation activities. The aim of this scheme is to first of all support those SMEs in order to make them unlock their potential for better management of the processes linked to innovation.
The project will be implemented as a testing phase from January 2015 until December 2016.