SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
HELICOPTER

A helicopter has a helicopter body with a longitudinal axis and a rotor head which is driven via the rotor drive axis. The helicopter further has at least two rotor blades held via one rotor blade shaft each. In order to permit higher speeds, a rotor bearing axis of the rotor blade shafts is adjustable perpendicular to a direction of extent of the rotor bearing axis in relation to the rotor drive axis.
Écrire en guerre, Écrire la guerre. Ego-documents des légionnaires italiens pendant la guerre d’Indochine

À travers l’étude des sources autobiographiques, l’article analyse la complexité de l’expérience de guerre vécue par les légionnaires italiens employés en Indochine. La conscience de la nouveauté et du caractère unique de l’expérience de la guerre, ainsi que la nostalgie d’affections lointaines, ont poussé certains légionnaires à écrire des lettres, des journaux intimes – parfois rédigés après la guerre –, des mémoires. Les récits individuels nous permettront d’accéder aux souvenirs et de comprendre la centralité de cette expérience dans la vie du combattant, constituant pour ceux qui racontent ainsi que pour leurs familles un véritable turning point . Il s’agit donc de réfléchir à des parcours individuels étant pertinents non seulement pour leurs aspects subjectifs, mais aussi en ce qui concerne leur inscription dans le contexte plus large des changements sociaux et politiques de l’histoire italienne et française de l’après-guerre.
Exercise as a regulator of hepatic nad metabolism and mitochondrial function  in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) has become the most prevalent liver disease in industrialized countries, including Europe, and comprises a spectrum of disorders ranging from hepatic lipid accumulation (steatosis) to inflammation (non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, NASH) and fibrosis. Pathogenic pathways leading from hepatic steatosis to NASH are still incompletely understood resulting in a lack of approved therapeutic options besides life style changes. Physical activity is effective to prevent NAFLD progression. The mechanism of exercise action on liver mitochondrial metabolism is not clear yet. However, exercise might exert its positive effects via increasing hepatic nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) levels. Several studies showed that the hepatic NAD metabolism is dysregulated during the development of NAFLD and that exercise has a positive effect on NAD metabolism and function of NAD dependent enzymes in skeletal muscle. The functionality of mitochondrial metabolism is highly dependent on the maintenance of the organellar NAD pool. Mitochondrial dysfunction has been implicated in the progression from steatosis to NASH. We hypothesize that a dysregulated NAD metabolism in the liver is involved in the development of hepatic mitochondrial dysfunction in NAFLD/NASH. Our overall aim is to define the impact of exercise on hepatic mitochondrial dysfunction and test whether exercise effects are mediated via restoration of NAD metabolism. We will achieve this by combining the knowledge on hepatic NAD metabolism of the fellow with the expertise in exercise mouse models and on analysis of mitochondrial function of the Supervisor. This study is one of the first to comprehensively examine the interaction between exercise, mitochondrial dysfunction as a cause of NAFLD and NAD metabolism specifically in the liver and in hepatocytes and ultimately aims to identify novel therapeutic targets for the prevention and treatment of NAFLD.
Building trust in nuclear waste management through participatory quantitative story telling

This research action is coordinated by AMPHOS21 Consulting S.L. (AMPHOS21) located in Barcelona, Spain, in collaboration with Stanford University's Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC). It is motivated by the general question of how to manage in the long term the growing stocks of spent nuclear fuel (SNF) and high-level radioactive waste (HLW) produced at commercial power plants in a context of uncertain transitions and persisting societal concerns over nuclear energy technologies. A new approach will be developed that merges three academically separated but intellectually related and complementary research strands in the holistic study of nuclear energy systems: Integrated Assessment, Nuclear Waste Management, and Science for Governance. Our aims are i) to combine the research perspectives of the Partners to define a theory for the holistic study of nuclear waste management (NWM) systems aimed at building public trust; ii) to develop an analytical framework as a methodological body for the participatory quantitative story telling of NWM strategies and policies and test it as part of CISAC’s ""Reset of U.S. Nuclear Waste Management Policy"" initiative; and iii) to complete an integrated analysis of NWM policies in the United States (US) and selected European Union (EU) countries, and subsequently develop a strategy at EU level.
Solar energetic particle analysis platform for the inner heliosphere

The SERPENTINE project will answer several outstanding questions about the origin of Solar Energetic Particle (SEP) events and provides an advanced platform for the analysis and visualization of high-level datasets to benefit the wider heliophysics community.  We exploit the unique opportunity provided by the unprecedented fleet of spacecraft currently in the inner heliosphere. The key data comes from the most recent European and US missions, i.e., Solar Orbiter, Parker Solar Probe and BepiColombo, which have opened completely new avenues to investigate SEPs, with supporting data from several current missions at Earth's orbit as well as ground-based radio imaging and spectroscopic observations with the European Low Frequency Array (LOFAR). In particular, we will focus on unravelling the causes of currently poorly understood large gradual and widespread SEP events. These events also pose the greatest radiation risk to spacecraft outside the shielding provided by Earth’s magnetic field, having thus major importance for the European space weather capabilities. Our platform is expected to significantly foster the further exploitation of the data from European space-borne and ground-based instrumentation and interactions between different communities during and after the project period. This strategic program will, therefore, provide a strong foundation for enhancing European lead and future investments in this field. The SERPENTINE beneficiaries consist of six teams from five European countries who all are at the forefront of their respective fields and provide complementary expertise and skills to the project.
From measurements to standardized multi-domain compact models of leds

The European lighting industry aims at reducing cost, at continuously improving product performance while reducing time to market and enlarging the product. 
The main challenge for the design in of LED components into lighting systems is the temperature and current dependence of their performance. 
In order to achieve a good design of LED systems, a modular, multi-physics based modelling approach is needed – this way allowing the freedom for LED component integrators to use such models in any kind of luminaire designs. In order to overcome those key challenges, seamless integration of the LED in the product development chain is necessary. For that a bridge, in the form of standardization, has to be established between the semiconductor industry and the LED component integrators.
In order to  achieve this, the following tools have to be provided:
• Generic, multi-domain model of LED chips 
• Compact thermal model of the LED chips’ environment 
• Modeling interface towards the luminaire 
The goal of the project is to develop a standardized method to create multi-domain LED compact models from testing data. 
The objectives are:
• Define set of LED model equations that can be implemented into a FEM/CFD tool, for the purpose of self-consistent multi-domain simulation of LEDs thermal, electrical and light output characteristics.
• Provide interfacing between measurement tools, modelling tools and simulation tools to allow the application of the compact LED models.
• Prove the benefits of the use of compact models in the development process to reduce development times and cost.
This will lead to an industry standard in the lighting industry.
Achievement of this project is expected to boost time to market of LED products cut by 1/3, cut development cost by 50%, reduce Cost of Non-quality by 25%. The European lighting industry is offered a unique competitive advantage, necessary to catch the 30-40% speed of growth of its LED market and tape into potential new markets.
Research on the "New Laid-off Group" in the background of financial crisis ——Analysis based on Gan Su province ethnic minority area

The new group is the unemployed in the economic development there has been a special group,the research on this group for China's economic,social,and development is particularly important.After the financial crisis,China appears this group has any new changes and new features,which arise because of what it is we truly think and seriously.The past,theorists focus only on the emergence of new groups of unemployed subjective reasons for the lack of objective factors,in-depth exploration.This will be based on a new groups of the unemployed in Ethnic areas in Gansu Province,the combination of subjective and objective factors,to explore a new financial crisis in the unemployed group,to promote China's economic and social development of a rational theoretical basis and practical basis.
Femigenocidio y sanación: límites a la reparación por violencia de género en la guerra de Guatemala y la propuesta de una colectiva comunitaria

El artículo analiza el conflicto armado en Guatemala (1960-1996), cuando fuerzas militares, principalmente estatales, cometieron violencia sexual masiva contra mujeres indígenas, con un elevado número de muertes. El estudio se enfoca en género y raza, especificando la violencia contra las mujeres indígenas, con base en el concepto de femigenocidio, indiferente a las normas internacionales de protección de los derechos humanos y su incapacidad para brindar un proceso eficiente de reparación, durante el sistema de justicia transicional. constituyó una “Comisión para el Esclarecimiento Histórico” (CEH). Se observa en su Informe Final, la ausencia de instrumentos más sensibles capaces de identificar la violencia de género y la intención femigenocida del propio Estado. Al no estar adecuadamente representados en el documento de la CEH, provocan una especie de invisibilidad de las experiencias de violencia, considerando sobre todo que las principales víctimas fueron mujeres de origen Maya. ¿Por qué no ha habido avances en las reparaciones materiales masivas y simbólicas por los crímenes cometidos contra las mujeres indígenas en el pasado luego de las transiciones a la paz en Guatemala? ¿Qué movimientos surgen de la organización y cosmovisión de las comunidades y el feminismo comunitario guatemalteco? A partir del concepto de femigenocidio y pedagogía de la crueldad que trajo Rita Segato, y con base en el análisis de nuevas normativas sobre violencia de género en países en guerra, proponemos dilucidar aspectos de esta violencia contra las mujeres indígenas guatemaltecas invisibilizadas en el documento. Al final, se presenta una propuesta original y un colectivo de Actoras de Cambio, preocupados por el daño, las consecuencias y las sanaciones, la cura, de todos los daños que la guerra provoca en el cuerpo de las mujeres.
Data mirroring for network attached storage

A computer-implemented method for data mirroring for network attached storage includes duplicating an identity mapping database on a second NAS server and creating a queue of updated data files containing updated elements since a prior synchronization. Data files containing the updated elements are transmitted from the first NAS server to the second NAS server. An updated copy of the identity mapping database from the first NAS server is stored at the second NAS server. The updated data files and metadata information from the first NAS server are written to the second NAS server. The permission entries of the transmitted data files from the first NAS server are translated using the identity mapping databases of the first and second NAS servers, such that the permission entries reflect the local ID mapping database on the second NAS server.
An innovative 3d content generation solution for digital artists

The 3D Computer Graphics Industry represents a vibrant €115 billion global opportunity (2016) poised for spectacular growth. By 2022, the 3D Graphics market will represent €282 billion, a 2.5x increase from current levels. Studios creating 3D content are already at the limits of human capacity and are challenged to meet the current market demands. Artomatix revolutionises the way 3D art is created. Instead of designing, say, an intricate brick wall pixel by pixel for use in a video game scene, one could take a photo of a brick wall with their phone and Artomatix will extrapolate the rest, imagining a new ‘virtual’ brick wall. Rather than being the paintbrush, your computer acts as the painter. Instead of being the painter, an artist will become the art director, providing the high level guidance and vision.Artomatix is offering this ‘virtual painter’ as a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) that can increase the industries art asset production capacity from 69 million assets in 2016 to 95 million, and to beyond 236m by 2022.  

With that in mind, Artomatix addresses several EU-wide challenges referenced in the following documents, “Unlocking the potential of cultural and creative industries”, “Towards a data-driven economy” and ""Unleashing the potential of cloud computing in Europe”.

The 3D Computer Graphics Industry’s annual wages for 3D artists are expected to reach €63.6bn by 2022, up from €25.8bn in 2016, highlighting the strong potential of automated 3D content creation solutions. Based on our feasibility assessment, software development, sales and marketing efforts and our elaborated business plan, subject to obtaining funding for the project, it is our intention to secure a 0.78% market share of the 3D content creation market (~1.3m assets), have 55k 3D artists using the Artomatix Suite by 2022, generate annual revenues of €16.3 million, and create jobs for up to 123 full time staff.
Development of a high resolution wave climate modelling methodology for offshore, nearshore and onshore locations of interest

Abstract The aim of this investigation was to develop a methodology to characterise the wave climate for offshore, nearshore and onshore locations of interest. The proposed methodology was applied to a domain located off the west coast of Ireland, adjacent to Loop Head, Co. Clare, and this was an area of interest for ocean energy development. A 3rd generation spectral wave model for the domain was developed, calibrated and validated using DHI’s MIKE 21 spectral wave modelling software along with sea state, met-ocean and bathymetric data obtained from a wide range of sources. The model yielded information on a range of indices including annual mean wave power, exploitable wave power, maximum wave height, percentage occurrence of a range of sea states and wave directionality at off-shore, near-shore, and on-shore locations. The models predictions were compared with local wave measurements for calibration and validation purposes obtained from a non-directional Datawell Waverider wave measurement buoy. The wave climate model predicted significant wave height and energy period at this location exhibiting a scatter index of less than 0.25 and a correlation coefficient greater than 0.85. The inclusion of a high resolution bathymetry dataset in the on-shore and coastal regions of the domain was the main driver in achieving this level of agreement between the data. The spectral wave model developed in this research programme will be useful for future wave energy research. Results from this model indicate that the domain off County Clare possesses an exploitable resource with promising levels of energy for potential wave energy projects. They also show that the near-shore and on-shore environment in this domain maintains good levels of power with relative filtering of extreme waves.
De la incomodidad a la disconformidad: afectos negativos y acción en Moronga de Horacio Castellanos Moya

representó un prolífico y poderoso desencadenante narrativo, capaz de suscitar afectos compartidos y de adherirse a un discurso político preciso.
Zircon U–Pb and Lu–Hf isotopic and whole-rock geochemical constraints on the Lanhe and Heichashan Groups: Implications for the Paleoproterozoic tectonic basin evolution of the Lüliang Complex

Abstract The Luliang Complex is located at the western margin of the middle segment of the Trans-North China Orogen, along which the Western and Eastern Blocks collided to form the North China Craton. The complex mainly consists of metamorphosed granitic plutons and supracrustal rocks, of which the latter are subdivided into the Jiehekou, Luliang, Yejishan, Lanhe and Heichashan Groups. The Lanhe Group is composed of meta-conglomerates, quartzites, and phyllites with minor meta-basalts, whereas the Heichashan Group consists of molasse-like meta-conglomerates and coarse-grained quartzites. Geochemistry of the Yejishan meta-sedimentary rocks indicates weak source weathering and dominantly chemical immature features, whereas the Lanhe and Heichashan samples display opposite features. U–Pb ages of detrital zircons from the Lanhe Groups yield four age peaks at ~ 2180 Ma, ~ 2370 Ma, ~ 2520 Ma and ~ 2700 Ma. The former three peaks coincide with ages of the Chijianling–Guandishan TTG gneisses (2199–2151 Ma) and meta-volcanic rocks from the Luliang and Yejishan Groups (2213–2156 Ma), age of the Gaijiazhuang porphyritic gneisses (2375–2364 Ma) and age of the Yunzhongshan TTG gneisses (2499 Ma) respectively, whereas detrital zircons forming the oldest age peak were most likely derived from the early Neoarchean crust of the Eastern Block. For the Heichashan Group, the dominant 2.2–2.0 Ga detrital zircons were probably recycled from the underlying Jiehekou Group and the minority is directly derived from the early Paleoproterozoic granitoids in the Luliang Complex. The youngest detrital zircon age peaks of ~ 2.17 Ga and ~ 1.82 Ga place maximum depositional ages on the Lanhe and Heichashan Groups respectively, whereas the local 1.81–1.79 Ga massive granites place constraint on their minimum depositional ages. Taking into account the lithostratigraphic features, provenance and formation ages, we suggest that the Lanhe Group formed in a shrinked remnant back-arc basin and the Heichashan Group was deposited in a foreland basin. Conversion of the tectonic basin from the middle Paleoproterozoic back-arc basin to the late Paleoproterozoic foreland basin is well consistent with the model that the single collision to form the basement of the North China Craton happened at ~ 1.85 Ga.
Micro propagation of gerbera-a review

Micro propagation is the most common application of plant biotechnology which offers not only for the mass propagation but also conserve elite or rare plants. Gerbera is one of the most highly ranked flowers due to its beauty, wide variety of colours and ability to rehydrate after long transportation. Propagation through division is too slow and impractical. In vitro propagation is now commonly used to quickly increase cultivar selections for both cut and flowering potted plants. For commercialization of this crop and to meet the growing demands for planting material, tissue and organ culture techniques are being used as alternative methods for propagation. In this review, the scattered information on clonal multiplication of Gerbera through micro propagation worldwide are being tried to put together. This could eventually be helpful in drawing the attention of the researchers and scientists to work on it, besides would be benefitted by utilizing the knowledge reviewed in this paper.
MAGNETIC FLUID SEAL APPARATUS FOR A ROTARY SHAFT

A single pole piece magnetic fluid seal apparatus which includes a shaft sleeve (18) having magnetic properties attached to and surrounding a shaft element (20) to be sealed. The apparatus also includes a single pole piece (14) surrounding the shaft sleeve, proximate to and in non-contacting relationship with the shaft sleeve so as to define a radial gap (22) between the pole piece and the shaft sleeve. The single pole piece includes first and second annular elements (30N, 30S) attached by a cross piece consisting of a third annular element, wherein the first, second, and third annular elements define an annular channel (34) therebetween. The apparatus also includes at least one magnet (36) located within the annular channel and magnetic fluid (28) disposed in the radial gap to provide a seal between the shaft sleeve and the pole piece. The magnet and the single pole piece provide a magnetic flux path through the pole piece, magnet, magnetic shaft sleeve, and magnetic fluid.
Downregulated expression of hepatoma-derived growth factor (HDGF) reduces gallbladder cancer cell proliferation and invasion

Hepatoma-derived growth factor (HDGF), a heparin-binding growth factor, has a wide range of biological functions, including mitogenic activity and vascular development. Recent studies demonstrated that HDGF also acted as an oncogene with aberrantly increased activity in multiple human cancers; however, little is known about the biological function of HDGF in gallbladder cancer (GBC). In this study, we focused on the clinical significance and biological functions of HDGF in GBC and found that Nuclear HDGF protein overexpression was frequently detected in GBC tissues. Patients with nuclear HDGF-positive tumors had worse overall survival than patients with HDGF-negative tumors. Furthermore, treatment of GBC lines with HDGF-targeting siRNA oligonucleotides (HDGF-siRNA) significantly reduced the proliferation of GBC-SD and SGC-996 cell lines and diminished both anchorage-independent growth on soft agar and cell migration. These data indicate that HDGF acts as a putative oncogene in GBC and could be a novel diagnostic and therapeutic target for GBC.
How Islam Views Wages and Productivity : A Perspective Review

The relationship between wages and productivity is likened to two sides of a coin that are closelyrelated. Talking about productivity without touching the wage aspect in an industrial process is likened toexpecting results, regardless of the causes that drive the realization of these results. If our productivity isplaced as a result or expected impact of the company on its workforce, then the construction of a fair,objective and transparent wage system greatly contributes to realizing the company's goals. In terms of themain causal factors for creating a work spirit that encourages labor productivity in a company, the wagefactor is the most influential factor in terms of labor. Considering those relationship, then studies of wagesand productivity are widely discussed by economists and management experts. However, generally thediscussion is based on the views of economists and management experts in general. The Islamic approach inlooking at economic and management issues still gets a smaller portion than the conventional approach. Infact, Islam with the spirit and the values it carries provides a picture, pattern, and principles that are no lessimportant in the context of wages and their relation to productivity. Therefore, this study aimed to analyzeand provide formulations, concepts and an overview of the relationship of wages and productivity in anIslamic perspective. As a result, there were several important principles in the context of the relationship ofwages and productivity in Islam.
Strengthening GUIDE’s entrepreneurial empowerment

Guide aims to boost the graphic industry sector, using new, highly sustainable means of production that meet the needs of customers, increasing their productivity, integrating into new international segments and obtaining an export of 36 % in the post-project.