SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
PROCESS FOR COATING TO OBTAIN SPECIAL SURFACE EFFECTS

A process for coating substrates to produce surfaces which have a textile-like texture; the process comprises the following steps: a) coating fibers with a polymer dispersion based on one or more polymers selected from the group of polyurethanes, polyester polyurethanes, polyesters or mixtures thereof, b) blending the coated fibers together with the polymer dispersion to form a coating material and applying the coating material onto the surface to be coated and c) curing the coating material thereby forming a coating on the surface of the substrate; also, the process according to the invention relates to a coating material which is applied onto the substrate surface, comprising A) 5 to 40 wt. % of the polymer dispersion basing on one or more polymers selected from the group polyurethane, polyester polyurethane and polyester, having a solids content of 25 to 90 wt. %, B) 0 to 35 wt. % of one or more cross-linking agents, selected from the group of formaldehyde condensation resins and polyisocyanates, C) 2 to 20 wt. % of fiber material, D) 0 to 20 wt. % of solvent, E) 5 to 35 wt. % of water, and optionally, F) 0.5 to 10 wt. % of additives conventionally used in connection with coatings, pigments and/or extenders.
Circadian dimension and severity of depression

The cyclic nature of depressive illness, disturbance of diurnal mood variations, and disturbed sleep-wake and physiological rhythms all suggest that dysfunction of the circadian time-keeping system may underlie the pathophysiology of depression. Circadian misalignment of the phase-delayed type appears to be the most common shift in unipolar disorder patients and misalignment between the timing of sleep and the pacemaker is correlated with depressive symptom severity. Profiles of diurnal mood variation are associated with risks of depression severity and may predict response to treatments. As circadian disturbances are at the core of depression, normalizing circadian rhythm may be a fruitful avenue for new therapeutic targets in depression. The innovative antidepressant agomelatine possesses resynchronizing properties that may be related to its original profile and offers an opportunity to achieve our goals in treating depressed people.
Blue health

The project’s overriding aim is to develop a new system for the processing of semi-preserved anchovies, produced by a salting process, which allows creating a new kind of anchovy that has a reduced salt content, and does not need to be refrigerated for its retail and storage. 
The results of the innovation project are as follows:
•	A new kind of preserved anchovy that is much healthier, with a much lower salt content (2,25%), which can be stored at room temperature for up to 12 months, which does not contain histamine, which is 100% natural and which keeps all the organoleptic and nutritional properties of the anchoa del cantábrico variety of anchovy There is no other product of similar characteristics on the market, and unlike its competitors, FREDO is in a position to provide this new type of product, defining a new production process, and providing certain features that are expected to fill a current gap in the market. Providing to the customers with an extremely healthy and nutritional product, without the drawbacks of salt.
•	A new manufacturing process that is largely automated, thereby leading to a lower cost of processing the anchovy, making it more competitive on the market. The new pilot process will introduce changes regarding the centrifuge spinning, washing, drying, freeze-drying, sublimation, automation of the entire packaging process, and incorporation of new automation technologies (collaborative robotics and artificial vision), making it an new process that will speed up the anchovy’s production rate at a lower cost.
FREDO is going to invest in two processes, and so it aspires to license the new process as a way of exploiting this innovation, multiplying its financial return, with the medium-term target being to license between ten and twelve companies, whereby this variety of anchovy will corner a significant market share. FREDO has a multidisciplinary team that will be complemented by professional staff from the CTIC-CITA and ITCL technology centr
Implementierung eines innovativen 5D-Laserinterferometers von LASERTEX Sp. z o.o.

Dieses Projekt besteht aus der Implementierung eines völlig neuen Produkts in Lasermesssystemen in Form eines 5D-Laserinterferometers zur Prüfung der Maschinengeometrie auf dem Markt und einem völlig neuen Herstellungsprozess dieser Produkte. Um die oben genannten Produkte durchzuführen und den innovativen Prozess ihrer Produktion durchzuführen, ist es notwendig, ein neues Anlagevermögen zu erwerben, das Gegenstand des Finanzierungsantrags ist: Fräsmaschine numerisch gesteuert. Der Antragsteller wird das Projekt selbst durchführen, und die Investition basiert auf der Durchführung einer Aufgabe namens „Kauf einer numerisch gesteuerten Fräsmaschine“, unter der das Unternehmen 1 Anlagegut erwerben wird. Der Standort des Projekts umfasst den Hauptsitz des Unternehmens in Wrocław an der Swojczycka Straße 26 (große städtische Gebiete). Die Gruppe der Empfänger des Projekts wird sowohl LASERTEX einschließen, da es dank des Zuschusses ein neues, innovatives Produkt und eine neue Art der Herstellung von 5D-Laserinterferometern sowie bestehende und zukünftige Kunden des Unternehmens einführen wird. Die Hauptkunden der Bewerber sind CNC-Maschinenhersteller, Produktionsanlagen mit einem CNC-Maschinenpark, Unternehmen, die Dienstleistungen für CNC-Maschinen erbringen, wissenschaftliche und Forschungseinrichtungen. Dank der Umsetzung des zur Kofinanzierung vorgestellten Projekts wird das Unternehmen das bestehende Angebot diversifizieren, was sich direkt in eine Erhöhung der Kundenzahl und damit eine Steigerung von Umsatz und Umsatz niederschlägt. Letztlich stärkt die Umsetzung des Projekts auch die Position des Unternehmens auf dem polnischen und ausländischen Markt sowie eine Steigerung der Innovation in Niederschlesien. Der Antragsteller prognostiziert, dass die Nachfrage nach seinem bestehenden Angebot sowie nach dem Projekt, das durch die Durchführung des Projekts durchgeführt wird, angesichts seiner Innovation, seiner hohen Qualität und seiner wettbewerbsfähigen Preise steigen wird.
Integrated territorial strategies for Services of General Interest

Services of general interest (SGI) are in the competence of authorities at different levels. Up to now, authorities and the service providers tend to have a strictly sectorial approach to SGI which leads to isolated solutions, neither taking benefit of potential synergies nor optimizing the expense of public money. Therefore there is a need for a better horizontal and vertical coordination of SGI and for their inclusion into integrated territorial strategies. _x000D_
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The main objective of Intesi is to assure the delivery of SGI in the long run via integrated, territorial strategies and policies. The Intesi project includes the following steps: _x000D_
1) collection and analysis of all SGI strategies in the entire alpine space that are relevant for SGI delivery _x000D_
2) regional profiles of 10 test areas (TAs) will be established in order to assess the status quo of SGI delivery and to detect challenges, needs and potentials in relation to SGI _x000D_
3) A selection of new pilot activities (PA) will be implemented or existing ones supported in order to test strategies in place and to improve the offer of SGI delivery according to stakeholder needs _x000D_
4) on the base of the preceeding steps, recommendations will be elaborated on how combining existing sectoral strategies into integrated territorial SGI strategies.  _x000D_
5) Via the Intesi think tank, SGI service providers, authorities and other relevant stakeholders will come together and exchange on SGI issues. _x000D_
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This way the project results are fed into the implementation level and the political, strategical level. An effect which is also supported by the integration of policy relevant institutions as observers._x000D_
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Intesi goes, with its focus on strategy development and transfer to policies, beyond other SGI projects such as PUSEMOR and ACCESS which had the implementation of pilot activities in the center of their interest.
Applications of modeling and identification in ventricular assist device development

Left ventricular assist devices (LVAD) are blood pumps used to boost cardiac output for patients who suffer from heart failure. They can be used as a therapy to allow the patient's heart to recover, as a temporary device to support patient while waiting for heart transplant, and as a long-term alternative to transplantation. The new generation of LVADs employs the turbo-dynamic method to pump blood by continuously rotating the impeller in the device. These devices are smaller in size with better efficiency and no valve in comparison with their pulsatile predecessors. However, the new devices also bring new challenges in terms of safety operation of the devices. This paper provides a review of applications that use modeling and identification techniques in rotary LVAD development. The flow estimation algorithms and hydrodynamic bearing monitoring system developed for the AB-180 LVAD (CardiacAssist Inc., Pittsburgh, PA, USA) are presented as the feasibility proof.
Container terminals as a key element in the Mediterranean short sea shipping

The Short Sea Shipping between the Mediterranean countries has been considered a valid solution in relation to the intentions of the EU. But until the moment, and in a prominent way, for this type of transport we have been using the RO-RO maritime traffic type, which consists in loading the trucks on the vessels, also tractors or only platforms. To carry out these operations, we have ad hoc port terminals at our disposal. Thanks to the containers, we can think that with the appropriate type of vessel that use these terminals, by using the loading/unloading system LO-LO (lift on - lift off, which is a technique where the cargo is manipulated to and off the ship, using the quay cranes for containers located on the quay side), we could obtain the appropriate procedures and a high performance in order to improve the TMCD, in accordance with the European politics of the Sea Highways. The project TERCONMED wants to establish the relation between the Shipping Container Terminals and the Short Sea Shipping (SSS) in the Mediterranean basin. Moreover, the project will also put the different national and regional administrations in contact with each other in order to identify which are the customs difficulties for this type of transport and also will make some proposals to the public administrations with an aim toward being able to act in an easier way on behalf of the traffic fluidity. Furthermore, the project will make a training proposal for the personnel taking part in the SSS.
Differences in visual perception of age and attractiveness of female facial and body skin

Perception of age and health is critical in the judgement of attractiveness. The few studies conducted on the significance of apparent skin condition on human physical appearance have studied faces alone or isolated fields of images facial skin. Little is known about whether perception of the face matches that of other body parts or if body skin affects overall age and attractiveness perception when presented in combination with facial skin. We hypothesized that independent presentation of female faces, chests and arms (including hands) - cropped from a full face and upper body image - would result in significant differences in perception of age and attractiveness compared to the corresponding composite. Furthermore, we sought to investigate whether relatively young and attractive looking skin on selected, individual parts of the body affects overall perception. Digital photographs of 52 women aged 45-65 years were collected and processed to yield four derivative sets of images: One set showed the composite of all features, i.e. the face, the chest and the arms, whereas the other three were cropped carefully to show each part of the upper body described above independently. A total of 240 participants judged these faces for perceived age and attractiveness. Our results showed significant differences in perception with the chest and the arms being judged significantly younger than the face or composite image of the same women. Moreover, arms and chest images were perceived as more attractive than face and composite images. Finally, regression analysis indicated that differences between the perceived and chronological values of overall age perception could be predicted by age perception of the face and arms. These results continue to support the significance of facial age perception in assessment of a woman's age, but highlight that body skin also plays a role in overall age impression.
A Framework for Estimating Health State Utility Values within a Discrete Choice Experiment

Background. There has been recent interest in using the discrete choice experiment (DCE) method to derive health state utilities for use in quality-adjusted life year (QALY) calculations, but challenges remain. Objectives. We set out to develop a risk-based DCE approach to derive utility values for health states that allowed 1) utility values to be anchored directly to normal health and death and 2) worse than dead health states to be assessed in the same manner as better than dead states. Furthermore, we set out to estimate alternative models of risky choice within a DCE model. Method. A survey was designed that incorporated a risk-based DCE and a “modified” standard gamble (SG). Health state utility values were elicited for 3 EQ-5D health states assuming “standard” expected utility (EU) preferences. The DCE model was then generalized to allow for rank-dependent expected utility (RDU) preferences, thereby allowing for probability weighting. A convenience sample of 60 students was recruited and data collected in small groups. Results. Under the assumption of “standard” EU preferences, the utility values derived within the DCE corresponded fairly closely to the mean results from the modified SG. Under the assumption of RDU preferences, the utility values estimated are somewhat lower than under the assumption of standard EU, suggesting that the latter may be biased upward. Conclusion. Applying the correct model of risky choice is important whether a modified SG or a risk-based DCE is deployed. It is, however, possible to estimate a probability weighting function within a DCE and estimate “unbiased” utility values directly, which is not possible within a modified SG. We conclude by setting out the relative strengths and weaknesses of the 2 approaches in this context.
Effets de Pythium oligandrum sur l’influence du microbiome dans la cavité buccale et le vagin

Le candidat à la subvention est la société tchèque de recherche et de développement Bio Agens Re-search and Development — BARD, s.r.o. avec plus de 14 ans de tradition sur le marché. L’objectif de ce projet est de rechercher et de développer la formulation de produits humains destinés au futur traitement des maladies fongiques de la bouche et des organes vaginaux avec le principe actif Pythium oligandrum. Grâce au projet, nous souhaitons acquérir de nouvelles connaissances dans le domaine de l’utilisation de Pythium oligandrum pour le développement de nouveaux cosmétiques médicinaux et ensuite de médicaments autorisés.
Edges, Heads, and Projections

1. List of contributors 2. Introduction (by Di Sciullo, Anna Maria) 3. Part I. Edges 4. Why edges are needed (by Boeckx, Cedric) 5. Bare nouns with different edges (by Ihsane, Tabea) 6. Implicit agentivity without agents in the syntax: A crosslinguistic analysis of SE-verbs (by Cabredo Hofherr, Patricia) 7. On the edge-feature of particles, interjections, and short answers (by Munaro, Nicola) 8. The grammar of polarity particles in Romanian (by Farkas, Donka F.) 9. Part II. Heads and projections 10. Evidentials as generalized functional heads (by Speas, Peggy) 11. On the pre-theoretical notion phrasal head: Ignoring the left periphery is always at your own risk (by Grosu, Alexander) 12. Predication and the nature of non-finite relatives in Romance (by Giurgea, Ion) 13. On the asymmetry of root versus embedded clauses: Evidence from Shipibo second position clitics (by Camacho, Jose) 14. The cartography of phases: Facts and inference in Meiteilon (by Kidwai, Ayesha) 15. Index
Nonvolatile semiconductor memory device

A nonvolatile semiconductor memory device including: a first capacitor, one end of the first capacitor being connected to a floating node; a detection transistor, a gate electrode of the detection transistor being connected to the floating node; a second capacitor, one end of the second capacitor being connected to the floating node, and the other end of the second capacitor being connected to a drain of the detection transistor; and an auxiliary capacitor, one end of the auxiliary capacitor being connected to the floating node, wherein, at least during write operation, a control gate voltage is supplied to the other end of the first capacitor, a control drain voltage is supplied to the other end of the second capacitor, and a capacitance ratio correction voltage which is higher than a voltage of the floating node is supplied to the other end of the auxiliary capacitor.
Phytochemical Analysis of Andrographis paniculata Leaf Extract

Andrographis paniculata is traditionally used for treating different aliments. In the present investigation was carried out to determine the possible chemical components from A. paniculata by a GC–MS technique. GC–MS analysis of ethanolic extract revealed the presence of 12 different compounds namely, Silane, triethoxy-methoxy) 1-Buten-3 YNYL Benzene 4-phenyl but-3-one-1-yne, 3-butoxy1,1,1,7,7,7, hexamethyl-1-3 tetrasioxane, 2,6-ditert-butyphenol, (trans)-2-nonadecene, (trcus)-2-nomadecene, ester (CAS) ethylallg-I-phthalate)1-2-benzoldicarbon saeure trans-p-mentha-1(7),8-dion-2-01, 2,6,8-trimethyl-bicyclo (4,2,0) oct-2-ene-1,8-diol). The present study enhances the traditional usage of A. paniculata which posses the several known and unknown bioactive compounds against the dengue vector Aedes agypti, by isolating and identifying these bioactive compounds ecofriendly insecticide as an alternative to synthetic insecticides.
Flavor SU (3) properties of beauty tetraquark states with three different light quarks

Beauty tetraquark states $X(\bar b q'q'' \bar q )$ composed of $ \bar b s u \bar d$, $\bar b d s \bar u$, and $\bar b u d \bar s$, are unique that all the four valence quarks are different. Although the claim of existence of the first two states by D0 was not confirmed by data from LHCb, the possibility of such states still generated a lot of interests and should be pursued further. Non-observation of $X(\bar b q'q'' \bar q )$ states by LHCb may be just due to a still lower production rate than the limit of LHCb or at some different mass ranges. In this work we use light quark $SU(3)$ flavor symmetry as guideline to classify symmetry properties of beauty tetraquark states. The multiplets which contain states with three different light quarks must be one of ${\bf \bar 6}$ or ${\bf 15}$ of $SU(3)$ representations. We study possible decays of such a tetraquark state into a $B$ meson and a light pesudoscalar octet meson by constructing a leading order chiral Lagrangian, and also provide search strategies to determine whether a given tetraquark state of this type belongs to ${\bf \bar 6}$ or ${\bf 15}$. If $X(\bar b q'q''\bar q )$ belongs to ${\bf 15}$, there are new doubly charged tetraquark states $\bar b u u \bar d$ and $\bar b u u \bar s$.
Coseismic displacement, bilateral rupture, and structural characteristics at the southern end of the 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake rupture, central Taiwan

[1] The 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake (Mw 7.6) was due to slip along the Chelungpu fault: a major N striking thrust fault in the fold-thrust belt of western Taiwan. The surface rupture extends over 100 km in a N-S trend with NW trending horizontal displacement increasing from 2 to 10 m from south to north. The central segment of the Chelungpu fault is characterized by bedding slip along the Pliocene Chinshui Shale, which has resulted in the development of a monoclinal structure on the hanging wall. At the southern end of the Chi-Chi earthquake rupture, however, the Chelungpu fault connects with the NE striking Tachienshan fault and cuts into Miocene strata with complex structures on the hanging wall. In this study, we use digital cadastral data to calculate coseismic horizontal displacement around the Chushan area. Results show the amount and direction of horizontal displacement to be ca. 1.2 to 2.6 m and ca. 220° to 260°, respectively, on the hanging wall and ca. 1.4 m and 105°, respectively, on the footwall. Coseismic displacement and seismological data pertaining to the hanging wall at the southern end of the Chi-Chi earthquake rupture indicate the existence of three distinct blocks. Horizontal displacement indicates the Chushan block's movement trended SW. This result reflects the Chushiang and Luliao faults being reactivated with different faulting mechanisms and slip azimuths. This study considers a complex coseismic displacement field, resulting from a bilateral rupture process whereby a southward rupture with SW trending movement results in right-lateral strike-slip faulting of the Tachienshan fault and thrusting with a right-lateral component on the NS strike of the Chelungpu fault. The northward rupture is associated with NW trending movement that results in activation of the Luliao and Chushiang faults.
Identification and Characterization of a Novel Galactofuranose-Specific β-D-Galactofuranosidase from Streptomyces Species

β-D-galactofuranose (Galf) is a component of polysaccharides and glycoconjugates and its transferase has been well analyzed. However, no β-D-galactofuranosidase (Galf-ase) gene has been identified in any organism. To search for a Galf-ase gene we screened soil samples and discovered a strain, identified as a Streptomyces species by the 16S ribosomal RNA gene analysis, that exhibits Galf-ase activity for 4-nitrophenyl β-D-galactofuranoside (pNP-β-D-Galf) in culture supernatants. By draft genome sequencing of the strain, named JHA19, we found four candidate genes encoding Galf-ases. Using recombinant proteins expressed in Escherichia coli, we found that three out of four candidates displayed the activity of not only Galf-ase but also α-L-arabinofuranosidase (Araf-ase), whereas the other one showed only the Galf-ase activity. This novel Galf-specific hydrolase is encoded by ORF1110 and has an optimum pH of 5.5 and a Km of 4.4 mM for the substrate pNP-β-D-Galf. In addition, this enzyme was able to release galactose residue from galactomannan prepared from the filamentous fungus Aspergillus fumigatus, suggesting that natural polysaccharides could be also substrates. By the BLAST search using the amino acid sequence of ORF1110 Galf-ase, we found that there are homolog genes in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes, indicating that Galf-specific Galf-ases widely exist in microorganisms.