SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Offen und abgeschlossen – über theoretische Implikationen in Hans Magnus Enzensbergers Museum der modernen Poesie

Der Beitrag versucht, eine implizite Argumentation in Hans Magnus Enzensberger Vorwort zu seiner Sammlung Museum der modernen Poesie von 1960 zu rekonstruieren. Ausgehend vom Begriff des ‚Museums‘, den der Autor gegen die Gefahr der ‚Fetischisierung‘ der Werke im bürgerlichen Kanon wendet, wird die moderne Dichtung im gleichen Zug durch historische Kategorien für abgeschlossen erklärt und als ‚Prozess‘ auf künftige Rezeption hin geöffnet. Es ergibt sich ein Schwanken zwischen dem Misstrauen gegen jede intrinsische Bestimmung des Gegenstands, die ihn theoretisch arretieren könnte, und dem Bedürfnis, gegen die zeitlosen Kategorien der zeitgenössischen Literaturtheorie eine geschichtliche Deutung zu fixieren. Es zeigt sich, dass Enzensbergers Position nicht nur als Reaktion auf Hugo Friedrichs Die Struktur der modernen Lyrik von 1956 und ihre antihistorische Definition der modernen Dichtung zu verstehen ist, sondern letztlich wie Friedrichs Theorie die sich in den Gedichten äußernde subjektive Instanz allein als argumentative Leerstelle zur Sprache bringt.
Use of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance-Based Metabolomics to Characterize the Biochemical Effects of Naphthalene on Various Organs of Tolerant Mice

Naphthalene, the most common polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, causes airway epithelium injury in mice. Repeated exposure of mice to naphthalene induces airway epithelia that are resistant to further injury. Previous studies revealed that alterations in bioactivation enzymes and increased levels of gamma-glutamylcysteine synthase in the bronchioles protect tolerant mice from naphthalene and its reactive metabolites. In our current study, tolerance was induced in male ICR mice using a total of 7 daily intraperitoneal injections of naphthalene (200 mg/kg). Both naphthalene-tolerant and non-tolerant mice were challenged with a dose of 300 mg/kg naphthalene on day 8 to investigate metabolite differences. The lungs, liver, and kidneys were collected for histopathology 24 h after the challenge dose. Bronchial alveolar lavage fluid (BALF) and both hydrophilic and hydrophobic extracts from each organ were analyzed using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)-based metabolomics. The histological results showed no observable injuries to the airway epithelium of naphthalene-tolerant mice when compared with the control. In contrast, airway injuries were observed in mice given a single challenge dose (injury mice). The metabolomics analysis revealed that the energy metabolism in the lungs of tolerant and injury mice was significantly perturbed. However, antioxidant metabolites, such as glutathione and succinate, were significantly increased in the lungs of tolerant mice, suggesting a role for these compounds in the protection of organs from naphthalene-induced electrophilic metabolites and free radicals. Damage to the airway cellular membrane, as shown by histopathological results and increased acetone in the BALF and perturbation of hydrophobic lung extracts, including cholesterol, phosphorylcholine-containing lipids, and fatty acyl chains, were observed in injury mice. Consistent with our histopathological results, fewer metabolic effects were observed in the liver and kidney of mice after naphthalene treatments. In conclusion, NMR-based metabolomics reveals possible mechanisms of naphthalene tolerance and naphthalene-induced toxicity in the respiratory system of mice.
ENTRE RIESGOS Y PREVENCIÓN: REPRESENTACIONES SOCIALES DE JÓVENES UNIVERSITARIOS DE LA SALUD SOBRE EL VIRUS DEL PAPILOMA HUMANO

Objetivo: identificar las representaciones sociales de jóvenes universitarios del área de la salud sobre el Virus del Papiloma Humano y analizar cómo elaboran los factores de riesgo y las estrategias de prevención para esta infección. Método: estudio descriptivo exploratorio, basado en la Teoría de las Representaciones Sociales, realizado con 200 estudiantes de 14 áreas de la salud de una universidad pública de Río de Janeiro, BR, de julio de 2018 a julio de 2020, utilizando el Test de Asociación Libre de Palabras. Los datos fueron analizados mediante el Análisis Factorial de Correspondencia usando el programa TriDeux 5.2. Resultados: las representaciones de los jóvenes universitarios varían según el género y la orientación sexual. Sin embargo, solo le atribuyen la responsabilidad de la prevención de la enfermedad a la mujer. Conclusión: identificar las representaciones de los jóvenes sobre el Virus del Papiloma Humano contribuye a que el área de enfermería diseñe estrategias para enfrentarlo mediante la formación de estos futuros profesionales.
Frequency Response of Cylindrical Resonators in a Viscous Fluid

The frequency response of a cylinder in a viscously damped fluid is a problem of fundamental engineering interest, with applications ranging from microsystems to offshore structures. The analytic solution for the drag in a vibrating cylinder in the laminar flow regime is combined with the equations of motion for forced vibration of a cylinder attached to a spring. The resulting model gives an analytic solution for the dynamic response of the system, including the gain, frequency lag, resonant frequency, quality factor, and stability of the system. The results show that the response of the system is nonlinear, with the phase of the system differing from the phase predicted by linear models. The gain, quality factor, resonant frequency, and crossover frequency all increase with the nondimensional natural frequency β and decrease with the ratio of the fluid density to the resonator density.
Democracy and User Community Collaboration in Innovation: A Value Creation Paradigm in an Extended Enterprise

This paper attempts to align inflexible modes of production to complex and fragmented markets in an attempt to build communitarian dimension, enthrone S-D logic of marketing and/or shift market hegemony to consumers. Taking interdisciplinary approach, including review of neo-Marxist economics, Fordism and post-Fordism, Foucault’s notion of government, and post-Maussian socio-economic theories, the paper proposed an indiscriminate conceptual framework of user community collaboration that suggests political form of power involving behavioural change that emphasizes effective mobilization of consumer labour and flattened organizational structures, especially with the diffusion of Web-based collaboration. Further, IT makes the World Flat and its use to extract economic values from users’ creativity provides unparalleled democracy, self-fulfilment, and cost-effectiveness. The paper argued that to a large extent, co-creationist capitalism is an instrument of customer empowerment and corporate power of building competitive advantage in an environment where market power resides in immaterial and symbolic labour. Therefore, while the extant theories fail to empower consumers, the paper concludes that the neo-capitalism suggests that socio-cultural and affective values provide key success factor (KSF) in value proposition and value creation when extended enterprise is built. The paper advised management to restructure its idiosyncrasy in the light of competitive demands and other states of nature to create enabling environment that frees consumer labour.Key word: Democracy; value co-creation; user community; innovation; extended enterprise and technology
(A19_082_2015_0820125_1142) BDM-USA

DAS INVESTITIONSPROGRAMM SIEHT FOLGENDE AUSGABENARTEN VOR:  TEILNAHME AN DER WINTER-FANCY FOOD SHOW IN SAN FRANCISCO VOM 17. BIS 19. JANUAR 2016, DIE EINE DER PIS DARSTELLT? WICHTIGE MESSEN DES LEBENSMITTELSEKTORS AUF INTERNATIONALER EBENE IM LEBENSMITTEL- UND GETRÄNKESEKTOR UND AUF ATLANTA GIFT MART JANUAR 2016 IST EINE DER GRÖSSTEN MESSEN AUF DEM GEBIET DER GESCHENKE MIT EINEM BEREICH, DER SICH GANZ AUF DIE GESCHENKE VON LEBENSMITTELN AUF WELCHEM DORF DE? SPEZIALISIERTE ÄRZTE. DIE KOSTEN SIND DIE EINRICHTUNG (SOWOHL IN BEZUG AUF AUSRÜSTUNG, ELEKTRO- UND IT-AUSRÜSTUNG) ALS AUCH DIE ANMIETUNG DER AUSSTELLUNGSFLÄCHE.  QUALIFIZIERTE BERATUNG DURCH DAS UNTERNEHMEN? MANAGEMENT-RESSOURCEN VON AMERIKA FÜR DIE REALISIERUNG VON: A. EINE MACHBARKEITSSTUDIE? UND MARKETINGPLAN FÜR DIE ENTWICKLUNG EINES KOMMERZIELLEN NETZWERKS IN DEN USA B. SUCHEN AUSLÄNDISCHE BETREIBER UND UNTERSTÜTZUNG BEI DER ORGANISATION VON GESCHÄFTSTREFFEN IN DEN USA? VERMIETUNG EINER SHOW-RO
Squaraine dye sensitized TiO2 nanocomposites with enhanced visible-light photocatalytic activity

Abstract A novel 1,3-bis( N -3 H -3,3-dimethyl-2-methylene indolenine) squaraine dye (ISQ) sensitized TiO 2 nanocomposites (ISQ/TiO 2 ) were facilely prepared by mixing the solution of ISQ and TiO 2 nanoparticle suspension in ethanol. The crystal structure, morphology and UV–vis diffuse reflectance spectroscopy of ISQ/TiO 2 nanocomposites were analyzed. The XRD results showed that the synthesized ISQ/TiO 2 nanocomposites were mixture of anatase and rutile crystals. The photocatalytic activity of ISQ/TiO 2 nanocomposites was investigated by degrading methylene blue (MB) under visible-light irradiation ( λ >400 nm). The photo-response of the ISQ/TiO 2 nanocomposites was remarkably extended to visible-light region, and the photocatalytic activity of the ISQ/TiO 2 nanocomposites was significantly enhanced. The photodegradation rate of MB for the ISQ/TiO 2 nanocomposites reached approximately 98% after 2 h of visible-light irradiation. Furthermore, ISQ/TiO 2 nanocomposites showed excellent photocatalytic stability after 5 successive cycles under visible-light.
Urban-rural relations in Europe

The future of numerous rural areas is functionally increasingly interlinked with urban development in terms of flows, exchange processes, institutional links and interdependencies. This is obvious in densely populated areas (such as peri-urban zones) undergoing considerable processes of urbanisation. It is also relevant for more sparsely populated rural areas that are under less visible urban influence, often due to distance from major urban centres. Relations have developed substantially during the last decades, however often differently within Europe in accordance to the diversity of territorial contexts.

Future perspective for urban-rural relationships include options for mutual exchange, where cities provide services, cultural activities, infrastructures and major access to the labour market, while rural areas, apart from producing agricultural products, provide leisure potential and green spaces. A European typology of urban-rural relationship gives information that could inspire co-operation in support of sustainable development of rural areas and urban-rural partnership in building rural development dynamics.
Green Public Procurement for Buildings

Green Public Procurement is one of the most important public administration activities with one of the greatest impacts on the local economy. Through the ecological evaluation of purchasing procedures, the public administration has the task of selecting those products and services that have a low or reduced impact on the environment compared to other products and services used for the same purpose. The implementation of the European directives on Green Pubic Procurement (GPP) and the recent publication of the framework on circular economy, are limiting the development of some reference markets in the regions of Italy and Austria, including in particular the construction industry. The main reason is due to different levels of implementation of the directives in the two countries and the difficulty (technical and economic) of PMIs to access the Know How necessary to respond to the resulting requirements. The main objective of the project is therefore to design, develop and activate a network of competence and services in the field of GPP in public and private construction (CAM GPP facilitator service). Starting from a common competence platform and two pilots (competence bearer / - centre), a new network of competences and services dedicated to PMI in the program area will be set up to provide support for eco-design and environmental certification of new products and (building) projects with low environmental impact in compliance with European directives on GPP.
How high growth economies impact global information technology departments

By the very nature of information technology (IT), change and dynamism have always been significant drivers on its path to further development—and it has traditionally been the Western countries leading these. Now the picture is changing. The new high growth economies of the world (also known as BRIC countries) are increasingly pressing forward as active IT development drivers. Internal IT organizations of international companies are experiencing these global shifts firsthand and are facing changes in their traditional roles. This exploratory research is aimed at clarifying the context of the impact of high growth economies on such IT departments of Western-rooted enterprises. Forty-six interviews were conducted with IT managers, HR managers and expatriates emphasizing the importance of intercultural interaction, maturing IT economies, change in IT landscape and entrepreneurship.
Aumentare le capacità spaziali e produttive come prerequisito per la crescita e lo sviluppo sostenibili del commercio di VEMO d.o.o.

Costruzione di una sala produzione-stoccaggio che unirà i processi di produzione e stoccaggio in un unico luogo e l'acquisto di una linea per la produzione di sacchi di carta, che aumenterà la competitività del commercio VEMO d.o.o..
BI-LAYER IRON COATING OF LIGHTWEIGHT METALLIC SUBSTRATE

A wear resistant friction coating (WRFC) can be applied on a lightweight metallic substrate, by applying a cold gas dynamic spray bond coat containing more iron than any other single element directly onto a surface of the substrate, and thermal spraying the WRFC coating over the bond coat to a thickness of at least 500 μm. Corrosion resistance, adhesion, thermal cycling resistance, and wear resistance have been demonstrated.
GALVANIC ISOLATION TRANSFORMER

An integrated circuit die system comprises a first integrated circuit die, a second integrated circuit die and a transformer formed on a dielectric (e.g., quartz) substrate and electrically connected between the first integrated circuit die and the second integrated circuit die to provide galvanic isolation therebetween.
InterAKT: A mobile augmented reality browser for geo-social mashups

Current Mobile Augmented Reality (AR) browsers do not reflect users' immediate contexts and lack support for contextual interaction. Such limitations turn users away from the experience, even those who are genuinely interested in the technology. Mobile AR needs a serious move towards a better experience driven by user generated content. This paper discusses InterAKT, a mobile augmented reality browser that extends existing crowd sourced geo-tagged data while enabling in-situ content creation. Bringing such capabilities together in a lightweight solution introduces many challenges on the architectural and the user interface level. InterAKT is designed to enhance content display, navigation and interaction for mobile AR users, while enabling them to create their own AR experiences. In this paper, we discuss how InterAKT was designed to overcome the challenges for mobile augmented reality, such as noisy sensor data, limited display and the lack of relevant content. We discuss the results of an initial evaluation conducted remotely with users in different countries. The results show success in engaging users in mobile AR using crowd sourced content.
Image processing method and apparatus.

In an image processing apparatus, a plurality of substantially corresponding points are designated on a reference image and a peripheral image. The degree of coincidence is detected between a window in the peripheral image with a corresponding point as the center, and windows successively cut from the reference image, whose center is a corresponding point. The corresponding point at the center of the window having the highest degree of coincidence in the reference image is moved and an offset between this corresponding point and the corresponding point on the peripheral image is detected. When a corresponding point whose offset is greater than a threshold exists, the peripheral image is subjected to an affine transformation using a corresponding point on the reference image whose offset is less than the threshold. The processing is repeated by using the corresponding point on the transformed peripheral image. The two images are merged by an affine transformation when the offsets of all corresponding points become smaller than the threshold. <IMAGE>
Correlation modelling of reaction time for two- and three-dimensional stimulus–response arrangements

Research on the effects of the spatial correlation between signal and response key has shown a clear relationship between signal/response spatial correlation and reaction time (RT) for signals and response keys that are in a linear relationship (Morin and Grant 1955; Hoffmann 2010). By means of a reanalysis of previous data of Chan and Chan (2009a, 2009b, 2011a, 2011b, 2010), the equivalent relationships for two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) display/control relationships are established. In a 2D array of signals with a corresponding 2D array of response keys, RT is dependent on spatial correlation, with arrangements having transverse compatibility reacting faster than those with longitudinal compatibility. 3D arrangements show a similar effect, with up/down compatibility being a major factor in determination of RT and with similar effects of transverse compatibility. The results indicate the best arrangements of signal/key arrangements where complex designs are necessary.Design of complex display/control arrangements requires high compatibility in order to minimise reaction times. This work extends previous research to cases where displays and controls are in two-dimensional and three-dimensional arrangements, and indicates how reaction time is affected by these more complex arrangements.
Sobre o costume, as tradições inventadas e a escolarização das mulheres no Brasil

Este trabalho tem por objetivo discutir os fundamentos e a forma como foi institucionalizado, na escola brasileira, o costume da divisão dos gêneros baseada no sexo biológico e na divisão de papeis. Metodologicamente baseado na pesquisa bibliográfica e documental, evidencia-se distintos registros a partir de leis e decretos esparsos nos últimos 200 anos que explicam as tradições inventadas dentro da escola que impõem à mulher elementos de pertença a um gênero. Teoricamente parte-se do binômio costume-tradição de Hobsbawm (2018) para desvendar as temporalidades dessa tradição. Em termos conclusivos, aponta-se os elementos que se constituíram forças preponderantes para as tradições inventadas pela e dentro da escola e que desembocaram numa educação em que as mulheres devem ser moldadas e preparadas sob a égide da superioridade masculina.
Probing the strongly-coupled quark-gluon plasma with jets

Nuclear matter converts into a quark-gluon plasma (QGP) in the course of energetic collisions of heavy nuclei. 
This transformation allows to study the strong interaction, as described by Quantum Chromo-Dynamics (QCD), in dynamical conditions similar to those prevalent in the early Universe. The QGP behaves as a strongly interacting fluid, in consequence posing a challenge to established frameworks and calling for novel theoretical developments. A precise class of probes are the so-called "hard" probes and among them the formation of jets, sprays of hadrons created in the fragmentation process of a highly energetic quarks and gluons, are of special interest. The proposed project aims at advancing jet observables as theoretically well-controlled probes of the QGP. One of the key goals is to understand and numerically simulate the fragmentation process of energetic quarks and gluons into jets in heavy-ion collisions. In a second line of action we would like to address the nature of the QGP in realistic conditions by studying the active degrees of freedom released in course of the collision, and investigate their effect on jet observables. In accomplishing the proposed objectives, we will establish a clearer interpretation of experimental data from present and future particle colliders as well as bridging the insight from various theoretical attempts at describing the strong nuclear force.
Liquid level measuring apparatus.

Liquid level sensing apparatus for a liquid storage tank (46) with a vapour region (48) and a fluid region (50) includes first and second sensing tubes (42,44) exposed to the vapour region (48) and fluid region (50), respectively. A pump (40) with an inlet and an outlet is included, the inlet is pneumatically coupled to the first sensing tube (42) and the outlet is pneumatically coupled to the second sensing tube (44). First and second controllable valves (32,34) each have a first input. The first input of the first controllable valve (32) is pneumatically coupled to the first sensing tube (42) and the first input of the second controllable valve (34) is pneumatically coupled to the second sensing tube (44). The first and second controllable valves (32,44) each also have a second input pneumatically coupled to atmosphere (36,38), wherein each of the controllable valves (32,34) has an output that is selectively pneumatically coupled to either the first input or second input of said valve. A transducer (16) is coupled to the outputs of the first and second controllable valves (32,34) so that the transducer (16) may be selectively coupled either to atmosphere or the sensing tubes (42,44). <IMAGE>
Sladcore as the new generation table sugar

TOSLA's project SLADCORE aims to further develop a new generation of table sugar with 40 percent greater sweetness than table sugar. The corresponding technology development will be based on the natural modification of sucrose structure.

According to WHO table sugar is public health enemy number 1. It is considered the main culprit for rising obesity throughout the world, including Europe. The food industry's main response to date has been focused on reduction of their product calory content by relying on alternative sweeteners. Most of these sweeteners failed to comply with industry standards regarding colour, aroma, texture, fermentation or shelf-life. More importantly, some of these sweeteners have been found to be greater health hazard than table sugar. 

TOSLA's innovative approach is based on the principle »fixing sugar is better than replacing it«. By using SLADCORE, which performs exactly like table sugar, food industry, especially its confectionery sector, would be able to reduce their product calory content without resorting to hazardous sweeteners. TOSLA has successfully established itself in the natural sweetener market with its flagship product, a unique, premium natural liquid sweetener InvertoseTM. SLADCORE represents a next step in an effort to expand the market of naturally modified sugar to confectionery producers and other sectors of the food industry. Many European confectionery SMEs already showed interest in SLADCORE by endorsing its feasibility and marketabilty. Furthermore, the proposed innovation grabbed the attention of other relevant stakeholders and a global industrial key player.  

The purpose of the SME 1 proposal is to outline the full scope of future development of TOSLA's latest innovative product: the analysis of technical and business feasibility issues, the associated risks, and the project`s commercial potential.