SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Habilidades blandas en el contexto de la educación policial en Colombia: una revisión teórica

La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo analizar las habilidades blandas en el contexto de la educación policial en Colombia desde una perspectiva teórica, como aporte en la investigación institucional titulada “El perfil profesional del policía en el siglo XXI y su ruta de implementación en el proceso de formación policial”, mediante la consulta de referentes teóricos y empíricos, en respuesta a los nuevos escenarios de convivencia y seguridad en el país. Para su desarrollo se utilizó un enfoque cualitativo, a través de una investigación con alcance documental. Dentro de los resultados obtenidos se encontró que las habilidades blandas esperadas en los profesionales del siglo XXI descritas con mayor frecuencia por los autores analizados y que son de aplicación en el contexto educativo policial son: habilidades de pensamiento, comunicación efectiva, solución de problemas, flexibilidad, toma de decisiones, inteligencia emocional, habilidades de gestión, liderazgo, mediación de conflictos, creatividad y orientación del servicio. Estas habilidades han sido propuestas como insumo dentro del sistema institucional de competencias genéricas del policía, para su validación por parte de expertos en educación policial y servicio de policía y posterior fortalecimiento al interior del proceso de formación policial
ONCOLYTIC RHABDOVIRUS

Embodiments of the invention include compositions and methods related to Maraba virus and their use as anti-cancer therapeutics. Such rhabdoviruses possess tumor cell killing properties in vitro and in vivo.
CONTROLLED CRINKLE DIAPHRAGM PUMP

Crinkle diaphragm pump (1) comprising: – a body (2) inside which there is an internal chamber (2a) comprising an inlet opening and an outlet opening for fluid (22); – a flexible diaphragm (3) placed inside the chamber in which it can crinkle. The pump further comprises: – an actuating mechanism (4) comprising at least one motor (M) and a mechanical connection piece (41) connecting the motor (M) to the first edge of the diaphragm (31) in order to move it in a reciprocating motion. The pump also comprises a detection device (5) for detecting at least one value indicative of a movement of the diaphragm (3), a power supply unit delivering an electric power supply signal to the motor on the basis of a detection signal (Sd).
Investigation on the impact of hybrid multi-terminal HVDC system combining LCC and VSC technologies using system identification

Several studies on transient stability analysis of power systems with hybrid Multi-terminal HVDC (MTDC) have been conducted, but very few have focused on small signal stability and designing oscillation damping controller. As a hybrid MTDC system has its distinctive characteristics due to interaction between Line Commutated Converter (LCC) and Voltage Source Converter (VSC) converters, with nearby wind farm, SVCs and other electronic equipment, impacts of its components on the electromechanical modes of the system need to be investigated thoroughly. In this paper, the Simplified Southern Eastern (SE) Australian system has been modified and extended to explore network stability impacts of the hybrid MTDC links. System identification is implemented to determine the linearized model and the electromechnical oscillations of the power system.
Biomechanics and signaling in models of congenital heart valve defects

Mechanical forces are fundamental to cardiovascular development and physiology. The interactions between mechanical forces and endothelial cells are mediated by mechanotransduction feedback loops. My lab is interested in understanding how hemodynamic forces modulate cardiovascular function and morphogenesis. Overall, our recent work is unraveling the biological links between mechanical forces, mechanotransduction and endothelial cell responses. The heart beats 2.6 billion times in a human lifetime and heart valves are amongst the most mechanically challenged structures of the body. The cardiac valves are made of endocardial cells (EdCs) and extracellular matrix components. Most valve diseases have their origins in embryogenesis, either as signs of abnormal developmental processes or the aberrant re-expression of fetal gene programs normally quiescent in adulthood. 

This project is directed towards the elucidation of the biomechanical mechanism of mechanotransduction at the subcellular and molecular level and in addressing how EdCs integrate this information to form and maintain a functional cardiac valve. We will identify the mechanosensors at work in EdCs and their roles during cardiac valve development and repair. To do so, we will implement unique optical methodologies the lab has pioneered to characterize endocardial mechanotransduction: 1) Optical tweezing combined with mechanical stress reporters to test the mechanosensitivity of EdCs; 2) High resolution live microscopy and mathematical modeling to quantify mechanical forces; 3) 3D cell lineage studies to understand how cells respond and organize during pathological valve development. We will also use high-throughput mRNA- and ChIP-sequencing to characterize the transcriptional network activated by forces. 

When completed this proposal will shed light on a critical, but little explored, aspect of congenital valve defects and will be useful for identifying new targets for therapeutic interventions.
Modelling Killer Whale Feeding Behaviour Using a Spatially Adaptive Complex Region Spatial Smoother (CReSS) and Generalised Estimating Equations (GEEs)

To develop appropriate spatial conservation planning for individual species, it is important to understand their habitat requirements and in particular to identify areas where critical life-history process such as breeding, weaning or feeding take place. The process of defining critical habitat often ignores behavioural aspects of animal distribution, which for highly migratory species like baleen whales whose feeding and breeding grounds are clearly demarcated and widely separated is not a problem. However, for other species like the endangered ‘Eastern North Pacific southern resident’ killer whale stock, critical life-history processes occur in the same waters. This killer whale stock lives in a topographically complex region (many islands) off the west coast of Canada/USA, which makes accurate mapping of densities or behaviours difficult using traditional generalised additive models. We present results on the spatial distribution of southern resident killer whale feeding grounds in 2006, using a binomial, complex region spatial smoothing model within a generalised estimating equation framework, which allows for both complex topography and correlated residuals. The model performs well and suggests a region to the south of San Juan Island as an area with a high probability of feeding, which could not have been as accurately established from a more traditional presence–absence model. We also calculate estimates of precision, which other studies did not include, enabling more informed management decisions for spatial conservation planning. A vignette containing the code along with an R workspace and function file is provided to allow the user to fit the models presented in this paper. Supplementary materials accompanying this paper appear on-line.
A positron emission tomography apparatus based on liquid xenon with time of flight applications

This project presents a new technology for detectors used in positron emission tomography (PET), based on liquid xenon instead of current scintillator crystals. The basic element is a liquid xenon scintillating cell, with its size optimized to maximize the number of gammas that interact in the cell. Silicon photomultipliers read out by low power, low noise customized integrated circuits for time of flight applications will be used as sensors.
Xenon is a noble gas which scintillates as response to ionizing radiation. Scintillation is very fast and intense, which results in the possibility of building a PET of good energy and spatial resolution and excellent time resolution. This, in turn, makes possible the measurement of the time-of-flight (TOF), which increases the sensitivity of the detector. Recently, the PI has published a Monte Carlo study of the coincidence resolving time that can be achieved by the PETALO technology, obtaining the promising result of less than 100 ps FWHM, which would be a break-through in the PET scanner field. The low cost of liquid xenon compared to conventional scintillating crystals opens two possible applications: one one hand, a full body PET reducing the cost and with an already better performance than the current technology; on the other hand, a smaller brain scanner, optimized to maximize the improvement in the performance with TOF measurements.
This project will demonstrate the technological and commercial feasibility of the proposed technology. For this purpose, first a set of prototypes with two cells will be built to evaluate the resulting performance of the PETALO technology using different kinds of photosensors (UV light sensitive SiPMs versus conventional ones coated with a wavelength shifter). In a second phase, a full ring of the dimensions of a brain scanner will be built, using the technology that has performed better according to the results of this first phase.
An ecological road striping system

Despite significant progress in reducing traffic accidents over the last decade in Europe, more than 27,000 people die every year and a relevant amount of public money is spent on managing the consequences of these accidents. Improving horizontal road stripes would be one solution for enhancing road safety. Thanks to a multidisciplinary approach involving green technologies, new materials and nanotechnologies, our project will place on the market an innovative, fully electric road striper for outdoor use:  it will offer low operating costs, high operational performance, zero emissions and zero vibration, so it can contribute to enhancing road safety. 
The innovative characteristics of the new machine will make the following possible:
•	improved operating efficiency of the new safety systems installed on the latest cars (Lane Departure Warning System - LDWS), which can read road stripes and increase safety during driving;
•	up to 50% lower cost of applying horizontal stripes, with clear benefits to the budgets of the agencies responsible for the stripes;
•	the ability to apply horizontal road stripes in urban centres at night, since the machine is fully electric and does not produce annoying noise that would disturb people;
•	elimination of the negative effects on workers' health that are caused by the release of paint particles, vibration, noise and exhaust fumes.
Methodologies for Public Administrations and Local Development Agencies for the co-ordinated sustainable management of wine producing regions.

The operation “WINEPLAN - Methodologies for Public Administrations and Local Development Agencies for the co-ordinated sustainable management of wine producing regions” focuses on equipping public administrations and agencies in wine producing regions with new strategy-based approaches to the development of their regions, taking into account concepts such as sustainable development, landscape protection, quality management, alternative income opportunities, involvement of stakeholders and good governance, regional identities and innovative place-marketing. Overall objective / Objectif général The overall objective of the WINEPLAN project is the exchange and dissemination of innovative methodologies for an integrated regional management to support policies for the sustainable development in wine producing regions. Specific objectives are the elaboration, implementation and improvement of new or improved development strategies, policies and actions, including targeted measures for wine-producing and tourism-based SMEs, and the development or improvement of communication and promotion strategies and pilot actions. Expected results / Résultats attendus The operation will result in an increased level of know-how of the partnership as well as improved partnership and co-ordination between public and private actors in the partner regions. It will strengthen the capacities of the participating regions to improve their quality management, foster sustainable development and protect their cultural landscape, and build and project an attractive and competitive image, based on wine-production and tourism.
ELECTRICAL LIQUID-HEATING APPLIANCE

An electrical household liquid-heating appliance comprising a housing (10), electrical heating means, a switch, a button (16) pivotable about an axis between an on position and an off position and having an actuation surface, and a switch actuation lever (28) movable between an operative position in which the switch is closed and an inoperative position in which the switch is open. The button (16) is biased into a so-called neutral intermediate position by a resilient member.
Control of corrosion in aqueous systems.

A method and composition for inhibiting the corrosion of metal surfaces in contact with the system water of aqueous systems are disclosed, which use a combination of at least one 2,5-dihydroxybenzene sulfonic acid and its water soluble salts and at least one amine selected from neutralizing amines and hydroxylamines.
(14508.17092020.172000673) DANGINV

O PROJETO DE INVESTIMENTO DANIELA G VISA COMPRAR UMA NOVA MÁQUINA DE CORTE 4.0 COM SEU SOFTWARE, PLC E CAD. O INVESTIMENTO TAMBÉM INCLUI A COMPRA DO SISTEMA DE AR CONDICIONADO, A COMPRA DE PCS PARA ESCRITÓRIOS E A REALIZAÇÃO DE TRABALHOS EXTRAORDINÁRIOS DE MANUTENÇÃO PARA A INSTALAÇÃO DE MÁQUINAS 4.0.IN PORMENOR O PLANO DE INVESTIMENTO PREVÊ A REALIZAÇÃO DE: 1) MÁQUINAS E EQUIPAMENTOS: COMPRA DE MÁQUINAS DE CORTE N.º 1 4.0 PARA? 87.250.002) SOFTWARE PARA MÁQUINAS 4.0 PARA? 8.200.00; 3) SOFTWARE CAD PARA? 9.000.00;4) TRABALHOS EXTRAORDINÁRIOS DE MANUTENÇÃO PARA? 2.500.005) SISTEMA DE AR CONDICIONADO PARA? 17.430,00;6) PC PARA? 5.545.007) ESTOQUES PARA? INVESTIMENTO DE 38777,50TOTAL EUR 168 702,50 EUR
Preclinical evidence implicating corticotropin-releasing factor signaling in ethanol consumption and neuroadaptation

The results of many studies support the influence of the corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) system on ethanol (EtOH) consumption and EtOH-induced neuroadaptations that are critical in the addiction process. This review summarizes the preclinical data in this area after first providing an overview of the components of the CRF system. This complex system involves hypothalamic and extra-hypothalamic mechanisms that play a role in the central and peripheral consequences of stressors, including EtOH and other drugs of abuse. In addition, several endogenous ligands and targets make up this system and show differences in their involvement in EtOH drinking and in the effects of chronic or repeated EtOH treatment. In general, genetic and pharmacological approaches paint a consistent picture of the importance of CRF signaling via type 1 CRF receptors (CRF(1)) in EtOH-induced neuroadaptations that result in higher levels of intake, encourage alcohol seeking during abstinence and alter EtOH sensitivity. Furthermore, genetic findings in rodents, non-human primates and humans have provided some evidence of associations of genetic polymorphisms in CRF-related genes with EtOH drinking, although additional data are needed. These results suggest that CRF(1) antagonists have potential as pharmacotherapeutics for alcohol use disorders. However, given the broad and important role of these receptors in adaptation to environmental and other challenges, full antagonist effects may be too profound and consideration should be given to treatments with modulatory effects.
ATHENA — DIVERSIFICATION OF SERVICES

The project concerns investments resulting in the company diversifying its services. The applicant’s seat as well as the location of the project is in Lower Silesia. We are a company running an accounting office. We serve entrepreneurs in the field of broad advice and act on their behalf on the basis of powers of attorney. The company has been planning to diversify its services for some time, looking for new ideas for its development. In taking the right and consistent direction with this project, the opportunity to apply for support of our investment in fixed assets within the framework of the current competition has helped. Our project assumes a complete diversification of our business, thanks to the fixed assets purchased as part of the project. Our project assumes a complete diversification of our business, thanks to the fixed assets purchased as part of the project. The applicant plans to invest in the purchase of a motorboat equipped with its own photovoltaic installations. The planned purchase of fixed assets in the form of a motorboat with equipment and own photovoltaic installation will have a direct effect on the introduction of a new, innovative service for the company. This will be the provision of boat rental services for short-term periods and longer voyages. Based on risk analysis and market research, we are convinced that our venture with the support of aid (grant) will bring the expected business success. Water tourism is a constantly growing market in Poland. (...) due to the limited number of characters, further description in point: A10 Justification of the need to implement the project
Preventing radicalisation online through the proliferation of harmonised toolkits

PROPHETS will look at redefining new methods to prevent, investigate and mitigate cybercriminal behaviours through the development of a coherent, EU-wide, adaptive SECURITY MODEL, built upon the interplay of the human factors within the new cyber ecosystem and capable of addressing the four fundamental dimensions at the core of the phenomenon: 1. early identification of security threats; 2. investigations within a new public-private governance; 3. Increased complexity of the response due to the expansion of the security perimeter towards new societal fields and the emergence of challenging jurisdictional problems; and, last but not least,  4. perception of security and freedoms among citizens, which requires a new communication strategy for LEAs and security policy makers.
CLOSING-EDGE-TYPE FUSE

The invention concerns a closing-edge-type fuse with a safety strip (1) which comprises an electric switch device and consists of a plurality of contact elements (2, 2a) which are disposed in a row in a resilient tube (3). In the rest position, under the effect of resilient prestress, the contact elements (2, 2a) abut one another at contact points provided at the end face. Under the effect of an external force when the tube (3) is deformed, the contact elements (2, 2a) are moved apart, breaking the contact. A resilient contact element bed (4, 4a), which is adapted to the shape of the contact elements (2, 2a) and accommodates each of the contact elements individually, is provided in the resilient tube (3).
Synthesis and characterization of magnetite nanoparticles conjugated with PEG as a carrier for ciprofloxacin

Background and Aims: We report the synthesis of magnetite (Fe3O4) nanoparticles conjugated with poly ethylene glycol (MNPs-PEG) as a carrier for ciprofloxacin. MNPs have several potential applications in different fields especially such as drugs delivery. MNPs composed of a polymeric coating which plays a critical role in the stability, toxicity, and encapsulation efficiency of these nanoparticles. In this study, MNPs were synthesized with SDS and subsequently were conjugated with plyethyleneglycol (PEG) and encapsulated with ciprofloxacin and characterized as a carrier. Methods: MNPs were synthesized by co-precipitation method and functionalized with 3-aminopropyl triethoxysilane by a salinization reaction. PEG-COOH was synthesized by succinic anhydride and conjugated with MNPs-APTS. Encapsulate drug in the conjugated MNPs-PEG; they were shaked with ciprofloxacin solution. The MNPs were characterized with DLS, FTIR, SEM, and Xrd. Subsequently, the MNPs were separated by magnet and the extent of drug loading was evaluated by UV-Vis spectroscopy. Drug release behavior of MNPs was also studied at three different pH. Results: The synthesis of MNPs were confirmed with (XRD), according to Deby scherer equation it was found that the size of nanoparticles were about 52.7 nm. The SEM image revealed that the most of the particles had a spherical shape and approximately 50 nm. Particles size was also determined by (DLS) techniques and the results were 233 nm. Conjugation of MNPs with PEG was demonstrated with FTIR. Change in zeta potential of MNPs was considered as another evidence for Conjugation and drug loading. The Particles size of conjugated and loaded MNPs was found to be 215.8 nm and 250.3 nm, respectively. Conclusions: The drugloading was determined to be 76.75%. The release of ciprofloxacin in three PH (5, 7.4, 8) were also studied and the findings showed that totally 28.5%, 21.5% and 52.2% of loaded drug were released under experimental condition, respectively.
Demografia e ideologia: trajetos históricos e os desafios do Cairo + 10

The article provides an overview of the debate on population and development as it has evolved in the last two hundred years and offers a synthetic analysis of ideological positions taken by the diverse political and social actors that have been involved in the disputes regarding the subject in different historical moments. The paper emphasizes the evolution of the debate from the 1950’s on, giving special attention to the international conferences on population that have occurred in that period, in particular the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) that took place in Cairo (1994). The article also examines the unfoldings of ICPD in the last ten years and within that analyzes few elements of the demographic debate as well as of political and policy injunctions that may influence the process known as Cairo + 10 that will develop in 2004, when the implementation of ICPD in Latin America and the Caribbean will be reviewed.
EARTH DRILLING MACHINE

Machine for the drilling of the ground comprising a guide tower (2) along which slides a group (3) for the handling of a battery of drilling rods (5) which moves along guides (21) of the tower. Said group comprises a sleeve (31) which gives the rotation to a tube (4) to the lower part of which it can be constrained at least a drilling rod (5) with a digging tool (6) or directly a digging tool (6).
Gamified Persuasion

The authors have empirically examined the persuasive properties of digital games from a multidisciplinary perspective. Besides the relevant cultural and psychological theories related to the game phenomenon, the authors have included a case study where a persuasive online activation service was tested among young men (N=280, average 17.9 year old) in the promotion of physical and social activity. The emphasis of the article is on qualitative material, which is based on in-depth interviews of 10 individuals, as well as participant observation considering the user experiences regarding the activation service and gaming in general. The authors have concluded that games contain persuasive characteristics based on human culture and psychology and that these characteristics could effectively be utilized in physically and socially activating games.