SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
LOCK SYSTEM FOR SHED

A lock system for a shed (A) having a crossbar (30) which is inserted through an opening in a side wall of the shed (A) through guides (40) mounted on the rear of the front wall and the doors of the shed (A) secured by a lock. The crossbar (30) is a solid, elongated rod (32) with a first lock plate (34) projecting from one end of the rod (32). A stationary bracket (20) is mounted to the interior of the shed (A) with a second lock plate (24) extending through the opening in the side wall of the shed (A). A base plate (14) having an aperture (16) defined therein is attached to the exterior of the side wall of the shed (A), the first (34) and second (24) lock plates to extend through the aperture (16). The first and second (24) lock plates have apertures (38, 26) defined therein which may be aligned in order to receive a lock (12) securing the crossbar (30) to the shed (A).
Evolving attitudes toward single motherhood in the uk and russia

Single motherhood has become a widespread phenomenon within contemporary societies, part of an ongoing revolution in family life. In order to address the outdated and thoughtless language being used to describe single mothers and their children, I will scrutinize the emergence and development of 21st century European cultural attitudes toward single motherhood using desk-based methods. To reconstruct its evolvement since the beginning of the century, this study proposes an innovative multidisciplinary approach, which combines comparative analysis of the UK’s and Russia’s policies toward single mothers with content and multiple approaches to text analysis of non-fiction, children’s and young adult fiction, social semiotics and multimodal discourse analysis of children’s illustrated literature. The overall aim of the proposed research is to advance my career through the completion of the present project, which examines the development and current stage of the cultural attitudes and policies directed toward single motherhood in two politically different countries. This aim is reflected through three primary objectives: to investigate contemporary European policy on single motherhood with focus on the UK and Russia, with attention to public attitudes toward the variation (unwed mothers, widows, divorced mothers, single mothers by choice) within single mothers as a social group;  to examine the gendered British and Russian cultural ideologies since the beginning of the century up to the present and expressed through non-fiction and children’s and young adult literature and centered around social and cultural facets: abortion, virginity, affairs with men, pedagogical strategies, bad habits, beauty and clothes, professional career and education, and (re)marriage; to examine how this coding system was adapted to rules and grammar of the visual and, therefore, represented in children’s illustrated texts.
Problèmes de stratigraphie linguistique dans le poème de Peire .W.

&lt;p&gt;RÉSUMÉ: L’article propose une nouvelle analyse linguistique d’un texte narratif en ancien occitan, qui est transmis par le seul chansonnier des troubadours &lt;em&gt;R&lt;/em&gt; (Paris, BnF, fr. 22543). Le poème, dont l’unique témoin manuscrit conservé manifeste l’absence de rubrique attributive et quelques lacunes, consiste dans le récit d’un voyage allégorique par son auteur protagoniste, qui, dans les dialogues, est appelé Peire .W. Nous avons examiné en particulier, du point de vue de la stratigraphie linguistique, l’émergence d’au moins deux couches linguistiques différentes, qu’il est possible de détecter et de distinguer à partir de la coexistence, dans le texte, de traits linguistiques incompatibles avec une même aire géographique. On peut vraisemblablement attribuer une de ces couches à l’auteur lui-même, tandis que les autres éléments linguistiques sont à assigner aux scribes responsables de la tradition manuscrite de l’oeuvre.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;ABSTRACT: The article proposes a new linguistic analysis of a narrative text in Old Occitan, that is transmitted only by the troubadour chansonnier &lt;em&gt;R&lt;/em&gt; (Paris, BnF, fr. 22543). The text, that in the manuscript witness shows the lack of the rubric and some gaps, tells of an allegorical journey narrated by its author-protagonist who, in the dialogues, is called Peire .W. Specifically, the research focuses, from the perspective of linguistic stratigraphy, on the emergence of at least two different linguistic levels, that we can distinguish thanks to the coexistence of linguistic elements incompatibles with a same geographical area. One of these linguistic layers seems attributable to the author himself, whereas the other linguistic elements depend on the scribes responsible for the tradition of the text.&lt;/p&gt;
ATRT-06. Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumors (ATRT): results from a Single Institution in Brazil - São Paulo University

Abstract OBJECTIVES: Atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor (AT/RT) is a rare, highly malignant tumor of the central nervous system with poor prognosis. Nowadays, multimodal management, including surgery, chemotherapy (CMT), radiation therapy (RT) and Bone Marrow Transplantation (BMT). The aim of this study was to assess the experience and survival in a center of reference of treatment in childhood cancer in Brazil. PATIENTS AND METHODS: Medical records of AT/RT patients who underwent surgery from 2008 to 2020 at a center of childhood cancer treatment (ITACI) in São Paulo University were retrospectively reviewed and statistically analyzed. RESULTS: Eight patients (2 males and 6 females) were presented with AT/RTs. Median age during presentation was 22 months (range, 0 - 6 years). Seven patients (88%) were &amp;lt; 18 months and one patient were &amp;gt;18 months. Tumor location was supratentorial in four patients, infratentorial in 2 patients. Kidney disease as the primary diagnosis in 2 patients (25%). Surgical treatment was performed in 4 patients. Seven children underwent total CMT and 3 children were treated with RT. Only 3 patients underwent Autologous Bone Marrow Transplantation (ABMT). The chemotherapy management protocol of the patients was variable: 2 patients received the EU-RHAB protocol, 2 patients received the HEAD START III protocol, 3 patients received chemotherapy in the ICE regimen (Ifosfamide + Carboplatin + Etoposide) and 1 patient received chemotherapy in the CDDP+CTX+VCR (Cyclophosphamide + Cisplatin + Vincristine) regimen. All patients had episodes of neutropenic fever when they received chemotherapy, requiring hospitalization and use of an antibiotic treatment. Among the 8 patients analyzed, all died. CONCLUSIONS: Despite progress in treatment, AT/RT of the CNS disease or primary kidney disease associated with a lack of standardization in a regimen contributes to the dismal prognosis. There is a high mortality in patients with AT/RT, similar to that found in the literature.
Nurse-run, telephone-based outreach to improve lipids in people with diabetes.

There is a need for randomized, prospective trials of case management interventions with resource utilization analyses.To determine whether algorithm-driven telephone care by nurses improves lipid control in patients with diabetes.Prospective, randomized, controlled trial.Adults with diabetes at a federally funded community health center were randomly assigned to intervention (n = 381) or usual-care (n = 381) groups.Nurses independently initiated and titrated lipid therapy and promoted behavioral change through motivational interviewing and self-management techniques. Other parameters of diabetes care were addressed based on time constraints.The primary outcome was the proportion of patients with a low-density lipoprotein (LDL) less than 100 mg/dL. Secondary outcomes included the number of hospital admissions, total hospital charges per patient, and the proportion of patients meeting other lipid, glycemic, and blood pressure guidelines.The percent of patients with an LDL < 100 mg/dL increased from 52.0% to 58.5% in the intervention group and decreased from 55.6% to 46.7% in the control group (P < .01). Average cost per patient to the healthcare system was less for the intervention group ($6600 vs $9033, P = .03). Intervention patients trended toward fewer hospital admissions (P = .06). The intervention did not affect glycemic and blood pressure outcomes.Nurses can improve lipid control in patients with diabetes in a primarily indigent population through telephone care using moderately complex algorithms, but a more targeted approach is warranted. Telephone-based outreach may decrease resource utilization, but more study is needed.
Chondrogenesis of human mesenchymal stem cells in fibrin constructs evaluated in vitro and in nude mouse and rabbit defects models

In this study, hMSCs encapsulated in a fibrin hydrogel containing heparinized NPs loaded with TGF-β3 (100 ng/ml), or TGF-β3 (100 ng/ml) alone, were subjected to growth factor release and denaturation tests at one, two and four weeks in in vitro culture systems. Additionally, stem cell differentiation was assessed via RT-PCR, real-time quantitative PCR (qPCR), histology, and immunohistochemical assays. In the in vivo studies with nude mouse, when transplanted into nude mice, hMSCs embedded in fibrin hydrogels survived and proliferated more readily in those samples containing TGF-β3-loaded NPs, or TGF-β3 alone, compared to those containing only NPs or the fibrin hydrogel alone. Additionally, RT-PCR, real-time qPCR, histology, Western blotting, and immunohistochemistry analyses revealed that chondrocyte-specific extracellular matrix (ECM) genes and their proteins were expressed at high levels by hMSCs embedded in hydrogels containing TGF-β3-loaded NPs. Finally, the results observed in the rabbit animal model treated with hMSCs embedded in a fibrin hydrogel containing TGF-β3-loaded NPs were also evaluated by the RT-PCR, real-time qPCR, histology, Western blotting, and immunohistochemistry analyses. The in vitro and in vivo results indicated that transplanted hMSCs together with TGF-β3 may constitute a clinically efficient method for the regeneration of hyaline articular cartilage.
The cryptic path of tumor-microenvironment interactions in prostate cancer

In the developed countries, prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-associated death in men, with a predicted rate of 10.9/100.000 men in Europe in 2016. Mortality results when prostate cancer has spread to other organs (metastasis, particularly to the bone). Prostate cancer prognosis and follow-up is mainly performed with routine blood test (prostate specific antigen levels). However, the low/high risk of metastasis for individual patients cannot always be accurately assessed due to tumor heterogeneity and differential rate of tumor progression. Thus, a more thorough understanding of the metastatic processes is needed. 
Complex molecular interactions and cellular processes between the cancer (stem) cells and the surrounding tissue microenvironment (supportive stroma) are required for tumor growth and metastasis. Cancer cells hijack the normal microenvironment to orchestrate metastatic events and acquisition of resistance to drug treatments. To increase our understanding of the metastatic mechanisms we sought to identify and modulate the molecular properties of aggressive tumor cells and the reciprocal supportive stroma in unique xenograft models and eventually assess the prognostic value of the identified parameters. 
We propose to investigate the following objectives:
1) identify the molecular signature of tumor and supportive stroma in metastatic patient-derived xenografts
2) elucidate the molecular mechanisms of the tumor- supportive stroma 
3) determine their prognostic value in clinical blood samples as predictors of disease progression and metastasis risk.
Understanding the mechanisms of prostate cancer (re)initiation will provide the foundation for proper prognostic tool development for the identification of high risk patient groups.
ECOlogical VINEyards GOvernance Activities for Landscape's Strategies

In ADRION area the intensive management of viticulture can lead to negative effects on soil, water and air quality, biodiversity and ecosystem services and cause significant changes of fragile habitats and traditional landscapes. ECOVINEGOALS tackles the challenge of viticulture intensive systems and its negative effects. The project helps develop strategies, action plans, tools and capacities for agro-ecological transition of viticulture areas towards low input and low emission management systems. As main outputs, the project elaborates 3 different transnational strategies: 

1) One focused on agro ecological cultivation systems to support their diffusion in the fragile wine-growing areas of ADRION regions.

2) One aimed at reconciling viticulture with other competing land uses and with the conservation of landscapes and habitats.

3) One aimed at applying participated territorial governance processes to improve the stakeholders’ capacity to use negotiation and conflict resolution models for environment and landscape protection. 

The expected changes are achieved by acting through pilot initiatives and local action plans. These guarantee to share technical knowledge, evaluate ecosystem services coming from the agro-ecological approach and strengthen the participatory capacity of policy makers. The transnational and interdisciplinary dimension of the partnership allows to achieve long-lasting results such as the constitution of a new innovative transnational network (AVINE) in the Adrion area and the participation to already existing EU networks that support the definition of project main outputs referred to agro-ecological practices, landscape and habitat protection, active participation and social awareness. Ultimately, the project contributes to ongoing implementation at EU and national level of EU policies such as the EUSAIR, the Common Food Policy and Bioeconomy Strategy, as well as the priorities defined in the EU Commission Staff Working Document FOOD 2030.
MATERIAL MEASURE FOR A POSITION-MEASURING DEVICE

The invention relates to a material measure (1) for a position-measuring device having a scanning head (2) which is movable relative to the material measure (1) and has a sensor (a, b, c) for scanning the material measure (1), marking segments being formed next to one another on the material measure (1) in the measuring direction (3), at least two marking regions (9, 10) for supporting markings (8) being formed next to each other transversely to the measuring direction (3) in each marking segment, and each two of the at least two marking regions (9, 10) formed next to each other transversely to the measuring direction (3) per marking segment being separated by marking-free bridge (7).
CLOTHING WIRE FOR A ROLLER OF A CARDING MACHINE

The invention relates to a clothing wire (13) for a clothing roller (10) of a carding machine, the clothing wire (13) extending in a wire longitudinal direction (1) and having a base segment (14), which is thicker transversely to the wire longitudinal direction (1). A leaf segment (15), which is narrower compared to the base segment (14), protrudes from the base segment (14). A plurality of teeth (28) is formed on the leaf segment (15) along the clothing wire (13) in the wire longitudinal direction (1). Each tooth (28) has two leaf segment lateral surfaces (15a, 15b) adjoining the base segment. On at least one of the leaf segment lateral surfaces (15a, 15b), at least one projection (24) is formed on each tooth (28). The cross-sectional profile of the projection (24) is asymmetric and preferably has the contour of a nose. The design of the clothing wire (13) results in a homogenization or parallelization of the fibers, with little wear of the clothing wire (13) and less damages to the fibers.
Platelet binding and activity of recombinant factor VIIa

Recombinant FVIIa was developed for the purpose of treating hemophiliacs with antibody inhibitors. It was initially assumed to act by enhancing factor X activation by a tissue factor-dependent mechanism. However, the very high levels of FVIIa required for hemostatic effect in vivo seemed inconsistent with this mechanism. After many years of debate, in now appears that platelet surface binding and activity play an important role in the efficacy of FVIIa as a bypassing agent in hemophilia. Platelet binding was initially suggested to be mediated by binding to anionic phospholipid exposed on platelet surfaces upon activation. It now appears that the glycoprotein Ib/IX/V complex also plays a role in FVIIa binding to platelets. However, the characteristics of FVIIa binding to GPIb/IX/V to not seem to fully explain platelet localization of FVIIa to platelets. Thus, there are still unanswered questions in fully understanding the mechanism of hemostatic action of recombinant FVIIa.
CENTRAL ALPINE RESEARCH AUDITS

The CARA project is a SME tailored, commercially orientated audit methodology to enable institutions and SMEs to access professional consultancy support for research and innovation-transfer projects and to encourage participation in EU research and innovation projects. This strategy will enhance the competitiveness of alpine SMEs and increase of R&D activities in the alpine region. In addition, the project will enhance the sustainability of innovation, quality control that are the key factors for successful new product development. A further objective of the project is to improvement cross-boarder participation in the 6th Framework programme. Stimulating technology and innovation co-operation between European SMEs through their participation in EU research and development programmes. Strategic analysis of the R&D policies and management of a SME to include short to medium term strategic development in the region. Integration and participation in other EU, national and regional programmes and projects.
Process Monitoring Evaluation of an Online Program for Parents

We conducted a process monitoring evaluation of the electronic delivery system of Just in Time Parenting (JITP), an age-paced newsletter for parents, to evaluate program implementation. A visitor-tracking website statistics program (Google Analytics) revealed the number of visitors, geographic location in which they accessed newsletters, and how visitors got to the site. A commercial email marking platform (Bronto) revealed the number of confirmed subscribers, the states in which they lived, and the number of subscribers who opened the emails and clicked on the link to read the newsletters. Implications center on areas for improvement for JITP and online program improvement.
Predictive analysis on the worlwide energy sector

New technological, economic, geopolitical and social fault lines are shaking the foundations of two of the global economy’s most important sectors: energy and  ICT. The energy system is facing a critical and urgent transition toward a cleaner, more affordable and sustainable model with associated costs estimated in the 100s of trillions euros over the next decades. In this context, strategic operational and investment decisions should be based on reliable, accurate and actionable information, often unavailable. At the same time, the ICT sector must develop new technologies as machine learning and advance signals processing to treat an unprecedented volume of alternative data. The energy sector could then highly benefit from the ICT’s big data disruption to the success of its transition.
Combining deep sector (energy) and technology (data science, machine learning) expertise to provide new and valuable information for greater transparency in energy markets and operations, Kayrros ambitions to become the European tech champion in business intelligence and analytics. Commingling commercially available data from sensors, satellites and the web, Kayrros has placed R&D at the heart of its development and growth strategy since its inception in 2016. Built by European talents with a global ambition, the company has consolidated a leadership position as the reference alternative data provider for the energy market and is now expanding into new sectors.
Thanks to its proprietary technology, Kayrros aims to create and lead a new multi-billion-euro market, by being the first provider of automated real time observation of industrial assets worldwide. Hence, Kayrros has built a highly automated asset-centric database and visualisation platform, which has been rolled-out and commercialized as Kayrros’s Solutions in 2019.
Kayrros’s vision is to participate in creating a European remote sensing and alternative data hub and foster the European Union’s leadership in these fields.
An automated hev and ev vehicle fire early warning and suppression system

The developing hybrid electric vehicles and pure electric vehicles industry has led to the adoption of lithium ion batteries as the source of power. The durability and high energy density of Li-ion batteries makes them more favourable than other alternatives.  Li-ion batteries are inherently weak concerning to fire management systems. Short circuiting, overcharging, high temperatures and overheating cause thermal runaway and the release of a flammable electrolyte which makes fire extinguishing very difficult and this has stalled the progress of the HEV and EV industry. Current fire suppressing systems have failed to effectively deal with li-ion fires and Dafo Brand has come up with an innovative HEV/EVLi-ionFire project aimed at fire management and suppression for heavy commercial HEV and EV such as buses and trucks. Our proposed innovation would be 12% cheaper than current available technologies which use different li-ion fire suppression techniques. 

Phase 1 will focus on market study, partners search, optimisation of the technology used in internal combustion engines to suit HEV and EV standards as well as formulation of an IP management strategy in preparation for full project implementation in Phase 2. Technology validation and testing will be done in Phase 2.
COVER FOR TANK

The present invention relates to a radiator tank or housing (10) consisting of an external casing, the external casing having an upper wall (60), first and second side walls (40, 40') and bases (50, 50'), the bases (50, 50') of the external casing connecting the tank to the radiator manifold, the external casing being provided with a plurality of external ribs (20) and at least one rib (30, 30') being located internally at the join between the upper wall (60) and each of the first and second side walls (40, 40')
Sheet transport device for electrophotographic printer has rotary transport organ provided with reception slot for sheet front edge and cooperating seizure organ provided by rotary eccentric

The sheet transport device has a rotary transport organ, e.g. a deflection disc (1), for transfer of the sheet (6) between a reception point and a delivery point, provided with at least one slot (20) for reception of the sheet front edge and a cooperating seizure organ (2), provided by an eccentric rotated about an axis parallel to the transport roller axis between a closed position and an open position for the reception slot.
Microfluidic ejection element and method of operation of a microfluidic ejection element having a simplified interface

A control circuit for a thermally-activated microfluidic ejection element and a method of dispensing a fluid composition from the same is provided. The thermally-activated microfluidic ejection element includes a plurality of nozzles and a thermal actuator associated with each nozzle, and a control circuit that includes: a logic circuit that increments through a pre-determined sequence, wherein the sequence is defined by the physical layout of the thermally-activated microfluidic ejection element; a first input in electrical communication with the logic circuit; a second input in electrical communication with each thermal actuator, wherein the first input and second input are used to select and energize each thermal actuator on the thermally-activated microfluidic ejection element.