SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
A unique radar sensor system to monitor movement and vital signs for elderly people in care homes

Currently, Europe has the greatest percentage of population aged 65 or over (20%). As life expectancy is increasing there is
an increasing prevalence of chronic diseases which represents a major challenge for health systems. In fact, total ageing
costs in the EU are projected to reach 28.3% of GDP in 2060. Therefore, there is a huge need of developing innovative and
minimally invasive devices for monitoring elderly vital signs parameters and movements in care homes. The golden standard
methods are represented by smart sensors and camera systems. However, they lack in real-time alerting services, they
need constant physical interaction and have limited measurements capabilities. Raytelligence introduces the RayVS1, a
single radar sensor that can detect position, movement (fall detection), heart and respiration rate of persons in care homes
without the need of physically interact with the user. The sensor provides real-time and customized alerts to caregivers,
medical professionals and family members whenever the signals overcome predefined thresholds, through a dedicated
cloud application. This will ensure wide coverage (multiple people monitored with one sensor) and injury prevention thus
saving related healthcare costs. Moreover, it guarantees privacy to the users since personal data are securely stored into the
cloud and it ensures high precision and accurate motion measurements (20μm). RayVS1 has already obtained the CE mark
for in-home use. During the feasibility assessment, a go-to-market strategy and a supply chain will be established, as well as
further development plan will be drafted. During the second phase of innovation project, Raytelligence will optimize the
signal processing activity to monitor multiple individuals with one RayVS1 and extract another vital parameter, such as the
sleep quality. The production capacity will be increase up to 15k pieces per year. Validation trials will then be initiated for obtaining CE mark as a medical device.
Coercion and Social Welfare in Public Finance

1. Coercion, welfare, and the study of public finance Jorge Martinez-Vazquez and Stanley L. Winer Part I. Violence, Structured Anarchy, and the State: 2. The constitution of coercion: Wicksell, violence, and the ordering of society John J. Wallis 3. Proprietary public finance: on its emergence and evolution out of anarchy Stergios Skaperdas Part II. Voluntary and Coercive Transactions in Welfare Analysis: 4. Coercion, taxation, and voluntary association Roger D. Congleton 5. Kaldor-Hicks coercion, Coasian bargaining, and the state Michael C. Munger Part III. Coercion in Public Sector Economics: Theory and Application: 6. Non-coercion, efficiency and incentive compatibility in public goods John O. Ledyard 7. Social welfare and coercion in public finance Stanley L. Winer, George Tridimas and Walter Hettich 8. Lindahl fiscal incidence and the measurement of coercion Saloua Sehili and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez 9. Fiscal coercion in federal systems, with special attention to highly divided societies Giorgio Brosio Part IV. Coercion in the Laboratory: 10. Cooperating to resist coercion: an experimental study Lucy F. Ackert, Ann B. Gillette and Mark Rider 11. Partial coercion, conditional cooperation, and self-commitment in voluntary contributions to public goods Elena Cettolin and Arno Riedl.
Small Museums Alliance Representing Territories

The project promotes the culture of accessibility among tourism- and cultural-operators and the active participation of citizens in the appreciation of the natural and cultural heritage as a common good. In 3 pilot sites (Valdagno, Resia, Saalfelden, each characterized by the presence of small museums and significant landscapes and cultural aspects) it will activate participatory planning tours with the local communities for the collection and processing of contents and values, with particular attention to those defining the uniqueness of the place. These contents will then be returned within innovative devices (technological and narrative) that will enrich the offer of the existing museum sites (App for interactive visits, augmented reality, multimedia installations, thematic routes) and enhance the natural context (multimedia itineraries of storytelling of places) for an experiential, immersive and emotional fruition. Accessibility will be the focus, with the development of multimodal devices that will allow an immersive use for all, thanks to the possibility to choose and combine different ways of visiting, designed to meet the needs of different skills, ages, origins, as well as motory, sensory and cognitive difficulties. Finally, the pilot sites will be connected in a virtual museum circuit that will allow a remote visit and the access to special contents, it will also be extensible to other structures after the end of the project.
Developing a Model to Estimate the Productivity of Ready Mixed Concrete Batch Plant

Productivity estimating of ready mixed concrete batch plant is an essential tool for the successful completion of the construction process. It is defined as the output of the system per unit of time. Usually, the actual productivity values of construction equipment in the site are not consistent with the nominal ones. Therefore, it is necessary to make a comprehensive evaluation of the nominal productivity of equipment concerning the effected factors and then re-evaluate them according to the actual values.&#x0D; In this paper, the forecasting system was employed is an Artificial Intelligence technique (AI). It is represented by Artificial Neural Network (ANN) to establish the predicted model to estimate wet ready mixed concrete (WRMC) plant production and dry ready mixed concrete (DRMC) plant production, in addition to determining the factors affecting productivity.&#x0D; The results showed that the artificial intelligence neural network is an effective technique to estimate the productivity of the dry and wet ready mixed concrete batch plant. The ANN model showed satisfying results of validation for both training and external datasets with the range of training dataset and poor results with the data that exceeds the range of training. At the same time, the skills of the operators, frequent failure of concrete, and lack of construction materials were the most important factor that affected productivity.
Therese. Chronik eines Frauenlebens (1928)

Der Roman Therese. Chronik eines Frauenlebens gehört zum Spätwerk von Schnitzler und stellt, sowohl was die Form als auch den Inhalt betrifft, eine Besonderheit dar. Grundlage des Romans ist die frühe, 1889 entstandene und 1892 in der Berliner Freien Bühne für den Entwicklungskampf der Zeit (Jg. 3, H. 1, Januar 1892, 89–94) erschienene Erzählung Der Sohn. Aus den Papieren eines Arztes.
Light sterile neutrino and dark matter in left-right symmetric models without a Higgs bidoublet

We present a class of left-right symmetric models where Dirac as well as Majorana mass terms of neutrinos can arise at one-loop level in a scotogenic fashion: with dark matter particles going inside the loop. We show the possibility of naturally light right handed neutrinos that can have interesting implications at neutrinoless double beta decay experiments as well as cosmology. Apart from a stable dark matter candidate stabilised by a remnant $Z_2$ symmetry, one can also have a long lived keV sterile neutrino dark matter in these models. This class of models can have very different collider signatures compared to the conventional left-right models.
Desenvolvimento de negócios de CNC Trčka s.r.o. — fase 2

O objetivo do projeto é desenvolver o negócio da CNC Trčka s.r.o., aumentar a qualidade da produção, a competitividade e aumentar o emprego na região. No âmbito do projeto, serão adquiridas novas tecnologias: — Torno CNC com carga robótica e descarga de peças de trabalho — Braço robótico universal autônomo colaborativo com capacidade de carga min. 5 kg — Sistema de servidor abrangente para operação de dados, sua proteção, backup e controle de acesso — Sistema de distribuição
A SHEET AND A METHOD FOR PRODUCTION THEREOF

A high-temperature resistant sheet, and a method of producing the same is based upon the inclusion of at least one layer comprising a) at least one inorganic silicate compound, and b) a fibrous inorganic material.
A Case Study on Using a Proto-Application as a Proxy for Code Modernization

Abstract To take full advantage of future HPC systems, hybrid parallelization strategies are required. In a previous work, we demonstrated the Divide and Conquer, D&C, approach for efficient parallelization of finite element methods on unstructured meshes. In this paper we experiment the concept of proto-application as a proxy between computer scientists and application de- velopers on a real industrial use-case. The D&C library has been entirely developed on the proto-application and then validated on the original application. We also ported the D&C library to another fluid dynamic application, AETHER, developed by Dassault Aviation. The results show that the speed-up validated on the proto-application can be reproduced on other full scale applications using similar computational patterns.
Hydraulic controller for an automatic transmission of a motor vehicle

A hydraulic controller for an automatic transmission of a motor vehicle includes at least one gear shift piston-cylinder unit having a gear shift piston for actuating a shifting element in the form of a multi-plate clutch, and a gear shift pressure chamber in which an actuating pressure may be built up by supplying operating fluid. The gear shift piston-cylinder unit has a centrifugal oil chamber that is separated from the gear shift pressure chamber by a gear shift piston. Operating fluid may be supplied to the centrifugal oil chamber via a centrifugal oil line supplied by a first supply line. The hydraulic controller has a second supply line for supplying operating fluid to the centrifugal oil line. The second supply line may be closed and opened by a centrifugal oil valve.
Analysis of book purchasing model based on improved genetic neural network

A modeling method based on genetic neural network used for book purchasing is put forward on account of lacking of a set of scientific and uniform purchasing mode and model in current book purchasing process. This method improves standard genetic algorithm first, and then uses the improved standard genetic algorithm as a method of feed forward neural network training and threshold value of feed forward neural network weight adjustment, after that, explores potential relationship between various properties of book and whether it is purchased or not through optimized neural network, thereby to realize the forecast classification whether the book should be purchased or not. Simulation experiment shows good forecast performance and generalization ability of the book purchasing model, thus it is worth for promotion.
Cell performance of DMFC fabricated with H+-ETS-10/Nafion composite membrane

Abstract Zeolite/Nafion composite membrane was successfully cast using microporous titanosilicate, H+-ETS-10 and the cell performance of the MEA using this cast composite membrane was tested at 60 °C. Various H-ETS-10s with different % ion exchange rate were obtained through ion-exchange process using 0.02, 0.04 and 0.05 N HCl solution, respectively. In cases of H-ETS-10s with 80% and 90% of ion exchange rate, the proton conductivities became higher than of Nafion 115 and recasting membrane while the methanol permeability was lower than of Nafion 115, indicating the blocking effect against methanol permeation through membrane exerted by zeolite particles. Water uptakes on the membranes incorporated by various H-ETS-10s are directly proportional to % ion exchange rate of H-ETS-10 and its content in membrane, suggesting that the higher the % ion exchange rate is, the more the hydrophilicity is. In cases of incorporating H-ETS-10s with 80% and 90% of % ion exchange rates, the MEA fabricated with composite membrane with 5.0 wt.% of zeolite content shows the best cell performance among the MEAs with various zeolite contents from 1.5 to 5 wt.%, especially at high current density (i.e. >0.5 A/cm2). It is quite well consistent with characteristic factor. The enhanced cell performance is attributed to the incorporations of zeolite particles into Nafion dispersion.
On the synchronization of cyclic discrete-event systems

Max-plus linear systems are a powerful modeling tool for many applications that involve scheduling and synchronization, such as manufacturing, traffic, and legged locomotion. In this paper we investigate how to systematically construct synchronization controllers for multiple cyclic discrete-event systems modeled in the max-plus framework. We consider that a synchronization specification is given to the control designer as a set of ordering pairs of events that need to occur for the same event counter. We introduce a synchronization controller that verifies the feasible specifications and show that unfeasible specifications are automatically detected. We present simulation results for the evolution of controlled synchronized cyclic systems.
Unmanned marine vehicle retrieval apparatus and methods

Methods and apparatus for retrieving an unmanned marine vehicle from water are disclosed. The unmanned marine vehicle includes a float and a glider connected by a tether. The apparatus includes a buoyant frame having spaced frame arms defining a receiving bay sized to receive the float, and the buoyant frame includes a front end defining an opening of the receiving bay. A glider recovery assembly is coupled to the buoyant frame and includes a first tether guide coupled to the buoyant frame, and a second tether guide coupled to the buoyant frame, wherein the first tether guide and the second tether guide are cooperatively shaped to define a tether capture gap having a tether inlet adjacent the front end of the buoyant frame and a tether stop positioned rearward of the tether inlet.
Transgelin induces apoptosis of human prostate LNCaP cells through its interaction with p53

The androgen receptor (AR) and its coregulators have important roles in the carcinogenesis of prostate cancer. p53 is an important tumour suppressor gene, and the absence of a fundamental p53 response may predispose to cancer. Transgelin, known as an ARA54-associated AR inhibitor, can suppress AR function in LNCaP cells. In addition to these effects, we aimed to elucidate the proapoptotic effects of the protein on LNCaP and its underlying mechanisms, especially the interaction between transgelin and p53. Cell counting, flow cytometric analysis and terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase-dUTP nick-end labelling assays were applied to measure the proapoptotic effect of transgelin. Using western blotting of p53 and double immunofluorescence staining of p53 with transgelin, we show that transfection of transgelin results in increasing cytoplasmic translocation of p53 and upregulation of p53 expression. We also found an interaction between transgelin and p53 in vivo by mammalian two-hybrid and coimmunoprecipitation assays. The activation of the mitochondria-associated apoptosis pathway was observed in LNCaP cells after transfection with transgelin. These results are indicative of p53-mediated mitochondria-associated apoptotic effects of transgelin on LNCaP cells in addition to its known suppressive effects on the AR pathway.
The examination of entrepreneurial orientation and innovation capability effects on the private insurance companies’ performance in Iran

Following the investigation of the effect of entrepreneurial orientation in five dimensions: innovativeness, risk taking, aggressiveness competition, and proactiveness, autonomy, and Innovation capabilities in four dimensions: strategy and management perspective, the organizational structure and processes, organizational culture, financial resources on the performance of the private insurance companies in Iran. Tehran Branch and the Central Office of Tehran and Pasargad entrepreneur private insurance companies have selected as the samples. Standard questionnaires distributed to the managers and experts of the mentioned companies to measure entrepreneurial orientation, the innovation capability and company performance. Obtained data were evaluated and using SPSS and PLS software's. The results suggest that entrepreneurial orientation and innovation capability in the private insurance companies in the moderate levels, an increase in entrepreneurial orientation will lead to increased performance, increase in innovation capability does not have any direct impact on performance, and however by affecting the entrepreneurial orientation, it indirectly increases performance. In addition, autonomy dimension of entrepreneurial orientation and financial dimension of innovation capability are subordinates to other dimensions in their own structures.
Biological and Psychological Theories of Juveniles Delinquency in the United States

Biological and psychological factors play an important and sometimes decisive role in aggressive behavior of juveniles and adults, which leads to committing various crimes against life and health of individuals. Contemporary American criminologists widely use the achievements of geneticists, biochemists, neurologists and point out on importance of their knowledge. Unfortunately, scientific works of foreign scientists are little known in Ukraine. Recent research and publication analysis. American theories of the juvenile delinquency causation are considered in the works such post Soviet scholars as O. Vedernikova, Y. Gilinskiy, I. Danshin, V. Tulyakov, S. Denisov, S.Nezhurbida and others. Paper objectives. Systematization of the classical biological and psychological theories of juvenile delinquency that widespread in the United States. A brief description of the main theories that have the greatest impact on the development of measures to juvenile delinquency prevention. Paper main part. Modern criminologists believe there are some biological factors increases the probability of individuals engaging in illegal acts, but denying hard determinism between these phenomena. They tend to consider biological factors, social conditions and the environment as a reason that jointly affect human behavior. Biosocial theories focus primarily on the problem: why previously law-abiding citizens suddenly commit crimes, and those, who had in past criminal history are worthy members of society. However, biosocial theories subjected to serious criticism from the scientific community to lack of sufficient empirical data. Psychological approaches of explanation delinquency used quite extensively by American criminologists. Representatives of social science have emphasized the importance of this area of knowledge. Special prevention programs for juveniles, based on these psychological concepts, developed and implemented in the United States. Conclusions of the research. Domestic criminologists, representatives of other sciences not studied enough bio psychological component of juvenile for further consideration and synthesis of different behavioral actions of the person depending on his bio psychological peculiarities. As a result, in the practical activities of prevention of juvenile delinquency are not captured in complex anatomical and physiological, genetic, neuro-brain and other properties of the child's body, which in the early formation of the personality become critical.
Creating sustainable fresh water from desalinating seawater using concentrating solar power (csp)

As only 3% of the world is freshwater and a growing population, (expected to hit 9.7 billions in 2050) it means that there is a growing problem with shortage of fresh water according to UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs 2015. The problem has been addressed so far by converting seawater into freshwater through desalination by using fossil fuels. It has been necessary to do this as the population of the earth shares the same 35 million km3 out of the 1.4 billion km3 water there is. Yet, this raise a new problem as the fossil fuel emits pollutants and speeds up climate change which in turn makes the water shortage problem even worse as it results in higher temperatures and droughts. Solar Water Plc has found another solution. In a laboratory it has been researched and tested that it is possible to use solar power to produce fresh water, suitable for drinking. The laboratory model can now be turned into a real world prototype; Field Demonstrator Model. This project aims at collecting real world data and creating designs for a fully functioning sea water desalination dome, powered 100% by solar energy to create sustainable fresh water for industrial, municipal, agricultural and domestic use. By using concentrated solar power, the technology avoids fossil fuels, is low cost, carbon neutral and low on emission of pollutants. It is the hope that the model can be sold commercially within one year. When entering the market it will have a long list of positive effects on the climate and help people in Europe and the world by facilitating access to clean water, be environmentally friendly, low cost and creating new jobs across sectors. The dome can be adapted to the customers’ needs, economy and local conditions and is powered 100% by solar, replacing fossil fuels, also in existing plants. By being low cost due to solar energy, it allows poorer communities to access the technology and hire local workers to build and maintain the plants thus creating jobs.
Promoting biological control in a rapidly changing world

Sustainable agriculture must provide for growing human demands for crops while minimizing impacts on ecosystems. This is a daunting challenge as agroecosystems have trended towards monocultures with intensive synthetic inputs. Moreover, agricultural landscapes often lack natural habitats that are necessary to support biodiversity. Furthermore, problems associated with agricultural intensification and land-use change may be exacerbated by climate change, which increases the frequency of disturbances, modifies the suitability of habitats, and changes the way species interact. To meet this challenge, farmers must increasingly rely on integrated pest management strategies, including biological control. Biological control of arthropods, weeds, and diseases can promote the stability and diversity of agricultural communities and aid in reducing synthetic inputs. Promoting biological control may thus help farming systems adapt to a rapidly changing world. This special issue considers how multiple global change drivers such as agricultural intensification, land-use change, and climate change affect biological control. Here, we discuss these papers and highlight concepts that remain relatively unexplored in the context of global change and biological control. Future research addressing these issues will promote biological control and enhance agricultural sustainability in a rapidly changing world.