gebhart/patrepeval huggingface dataset:
Design of a Comprehensive Student Information System (SIS) and User Interface for the Honors College at USF (2010)

The creation and management of accurate, up-to-date information regarding a student’s academic career is critically important in the management of a university. Previously, the USF Honors College relied heavily on paper records for this initiative. This research focuses on the design and implementation of a comprehensive student information system and user interface to replace the current paper records. Honors College Staff are able to directly access all aspects of a student’s academic progress through a secure, online interface embedded in the college’s website. The system utilizes user authentication, displaying only information necessary for an individual’s duties. Additionally, each sub-system has authentication allowing authorized users to create or update information in that sub-system. All data is thoroughly reviewed and validated on the server before actual record alteration occurs. In addition to a staff user interface, this system features a student user interface, allowing users to access information and submit requests electronically, saving both completion and processing time. All data is stored securely on SQL servers managed by the USF IT department. Standard best practices are employed throughout the system to ensure the highest possible level of security and standardization. The system features a complex logging system to track all users’ access and ensure conformity to data access guidelines. This system is expected to increase the efficiency of the college’s record management thereby decreasing the work hours needed to access and deliver student records to users throughout the day, and again later to file these records. It is anticipated that this system will increase the efficiency of the department, and allow staff to better serve students.
A Surveillance System For Air Pollutants By Com-Bination Of The Decision Support System COMPASAnd The FTIR Optical Remote Sensing System K300 (1997)

COMPAS is a decision support system designed to assist in the assessment of the consequences of accidental releases of toxic and flammable substances. One of the key elements of COMPAS is a feedback algorithm which allows to calculate the source term with the aid of concentration measurements. Up to now the feedback technique is applied to concentration measurements done with test tubes or conventional point sensors. In this paper the extension of the actual method is presented which is the combination of COMPAS and an optical remote sensing system like the KAYSER-THREDE K300 FTIR system. Active remote sensing methods based on FTIR are, amongst other applications, ideal for the so-called fence line monitoring of diffuse emissions and accidental releases from industrial facilities since from the FTIR spectra averaged concentration levels along the measurement path can be achieved. The line-averaged concentrations are ideally suited as on-line input for COMPAS' feedback technique. Uncertainties in the assessment of the source term related with both shortcomings of the dispersion model itself and also problems of a feedback strategy based on point measurements are reduced. Transactions on Ecology and the Environment vol 13, © 1997 WIT Press, www.witpress.com, ISSN 1743-3541
Government's Role in Protecting Health and Safety (2013)

Despite criticism that some public health actions are intrusive, the author argues that it is appropriate for government to promote free and open information for decision making, protect people from harm by others, and facilitate societal action to promote and protect health.
Tumour-host metabolic interrelationships (1990)

Conference Article| February 01 1990 Tumour-host metabolic interrelationships LEONARD A. SAUER; LEONARD A. SAUER * 1Bassett Research Institute, Cooperstown, New York 13326, U.S.A. *To whom correspondence should be addressed Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar ROBERT T. DAUCHY ROBERT T. DAUCHY 1Bassett Research Institute, Cooperstown, New York 13326, U.S.A. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Biochem Soc Trans (1990) 18 (1): 80–82. https://doi.org/10.1042/bst0180080 Article history Received: July 20 1989 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share MailTo Twitter LinkedIn Cite Icon Cite Get Permissions Citation LEONARD A. SAUER, ROBERT T. DAUCHY; Tumour-host metabolic interrelationships. Biochem Soc Trans 1 February 1990; 18 (1): 80–82. doi: https://doi.org/10.1042/bst0180080 Download citation file: Ris (Zotero) Reference Manager EasyBib Bookends Mendeley Papers EndNote RefWorks BibTex toolbar search Search Dropdown Menu toolbar search search input Search input auto suggest filter your search All ContentAll JournalsBiochemical Society Transactions Search Advanced Search This content is only available as a PDF. © 1990 Biochemical Society1990 Article PDF first page preview Close Modal You do not currently have access to this content.
An ESCA study on ion beam induced oxidation of GaAs (2002)

An ESCA study of the ion beam induced oxidation of GaAs samples under O/sub 2//sup +/ bombardment is reported. The surface stoichiometry of the built-up oxides during oxygen bombardment have been determined. Low levels of As oxidation as compared to Ga oxidation under oxygen bombardment was found.
Air Pollution Particles PM10, PM2,5 and the Tropospheric Ozone Effects on Human Health (2013)

Air pollution is one of the most serious problems for modern society. Tt has both temporal effects, on the short, medium and long term, and spatial effects, as it is mobile and can and affects large areas. The harmful action of dust and gas on human being is manifested by a wide variety of effects from olfactory problems to chronic diseases, severe poisoning and even death. This article looks at the monitoring of air quality which is useful as it provides data for the years 2006, 2008 on three major areas, urban, suburban and rural and the effects on the environment, the population's health, safety and health for outdoor workplaces. The case study was conducted by monitoring inhalable dust particles of 10 !Jm and 2.5 !Jm in the tropospheric ozone at the breathing level of a worker in public services and in urban traffic operating in the open.
Emerging Artificial Two-Dimensional van der Waals Heterostructures for Optoelectronics (2019)

Two-dimensional (2D) materials are attracting explosive attention for their intriguing potential in versatile applications, covering optoelectronics, electronics, sensors, etc. An attractive merit of 2D materials is their viable van der Waals (VdW) stacking in artificial sequence, thus forming different atomic arrangements in vertical direction and enabling unprecedented tailoring of material properties and device application. In this chapter, we summarize the latest progress in assembling VdW heterostructures for optoelectronic applications by beginning with the basic pick-transfer method for assembling 2D materials and then discussing the different combination of 2D materials of semiconductor, conductor, and insulator properties for various optoelectronic devices, e.g., photodiode, phototransistors, optical memories, etc.
[Analysis of the physico-chemical properties of fluorocarbon inducers of cytochrome P-450 in membranes of liver endoplasmic reticulum]. (1988)

Cytochrome P-450 induction in rat liver microsomes after intravenous injections of submicrone emulsions of nine perfluorochemicals (2 g of PFC per kg of body weight) was investigated. A comparison of physico-chemical properties of the fluorocarbons revealed that their activity as cytochrome P-450 inducers is determined by their solubility in H2O and lipids as well as by the pressure of their saturated vapours at 37 degrees C. The fluorocarbons capable of inducing cytochrome P-450 have a molecular mass of 400-550 Da. The presence of heteroatoms (N and O) and some structural peculiarities of the perfluorochemicals do not influence the ability of the fluorocarbons to induce cytochrome P-450.
Rule base driven conversion of an object oriented design data structure into standard hardware description languages (2002)

The 'IDaSS' CAD tool maintains an Object-Oriented data structure to specify and simulate digital hardware. This paper gives a global overview of the methods and algorithms which are used to convert this data structure into a standard HDL textual equivalent. Total control over the generated text(s) is achieved by using a rule base which defines how different parts of the data structure are to be written out. This rule base includes special constructs for identifier conversion, name scoping, expression optimisation, data type semantics mapping and multiple file generation. The two separate stages of the conversion (data structure 'decoration' and text generation) are described. Results generated by the (Compass) VHDL and Verilog rule bases, each containing well over 1000 rules, are shown.
Usefulness of Lipid Apheresis in the Treatment of Familial Hypercholesterolemia (2014)

Lipid apheresis is used to treat patients with severe hyperlipidemia by reducing low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C). This study examines the effect of apheresis on the lipid panel and cardiac event rates before and after apheresis. An electronic health record screen of ambulatory patients identified 11 active patients undergoing lipid apheresis with 10/11 carrying a diagnosis of FH. Baseline demographics, pre- and postapheresis lipid levels, highest recorded LDL-C, cardiac events, current medications, and first apheresis treatment were recorded. Patients completed a questionnaire and self-reported risk factors and interest in alternative treatment. There were significant reductions in mean total cholesterol (-58.4%), LDL-C (-71.9%), triglycerides (-51%), high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol (-9.3%), and non-HDL (-68.2%) values. Thirty-four cardiac events were documented in 8 patients before apheresis, compared with 9 events in 5 patients after apheresis. Our survey showed a high prevalence of statin intolerance (64%), with the majority (90%) of participants indicating an interest in alternative treatment options. Our results have shown that lipid apheresis primary effect is a marked reduction in LDL-C cholesterol levels and may reduce the recurrence of cardiac events. Apheresis should be compared to the newer alternative treatment modalities in a randomized fashion due to patient interest in alternative options.
A Broadband Reconfigurable Load Modulated Balanced Amplifier (LMBA) (2017)

The Load Modulated Balanced Amplifier (LMBA) uses a control signal (CSP), injected to the normally terminated port at the output coupler of a balanced amplifier (BA), to modulate the BA transistor's impedance. The hybrid circuit demonstrator described here uses metal-backed multilayer organic substrate and GaN discrete devices. Maximum output power levels above 39.5 dBm are achieved at around P3dB. DE above 60% is seen between 4.5 and 7.5 GHz for power back-off to 7 dB with a fixed CSP of 1 W, and the bias between 18 to 28 V.
Isolation of an ftsZ homolog from the archaebacterium Halobacterium salinarium: implications for the evolution of FtsZ and tubulin (1996)

We have isolated a homolog of the cell division gene ftsZ from the extremely halophilic archaebacterium Halobacterium salinarium. The predicted protein of 39 kDa is divergent relative to eubacterial homologs, with 32% identity to Escherichia coli FtsZ. No other eubacterial cell division gene homologs were found adjacent to H. salinarium ftsZ. Expression of the ftsZ gene region in H. salinarium induced significant morphological changes leading to the loss of rod shape. Phylogenetic analysis demonstrated that the H. salinarium FtsZ protein is more related to tubulins than are the FtsZ proteins of eubacteria, supporting the hypothesis that FtsZ may have evolved into eukaryotic tubulin.
EEG Fitting: A New Method for Numerical Analysis of EEG (1987)

A new method for numerical analysis of EEG is described. It consists of fitting the EEG with orthogonal polynomials in several steps to separate the different frequencies contained in the original recording (high-frequency noise, beta, sigma, alpha, theta, delta, low-frequency noise). The original EEG is separated into 5 different signals with cutoff frequencies at 40, 18, 4 and 0.6 Hz. The activity in these signals is classified into the usual EEG bands by zero-crossing. The results are given as integrated values over 1 s in the different EEG bands, or wave by wave, each wave being described by its time of occurrence, amplitude and duration. This method is designed for accurate amplitude measurement in the frequency bands of EEG, particularly for application in psychiatry and psychophysiology.
Music Data Analysis: A State-of-the-art Survey (2014)

Music accounts for a significant chunk of interest among various online activities. This is reflected by wide array of alternatives offered in music related web/mobile apps, information portals, featuring millions of artists, songs and events attracting user activity at similar scale. Availability of large scale structured and unstructured data has attracted similar level of attention by data science community. This paper attempts to offer current state-of-the-art in music related analysis. Various approaches involving machine learning, information theory, social network analysis, semantic web and linked open data are represented in the form of taxonomy along with data sources and use cases addressed by the research community.
The Need for High Speed in Next Generation Rotorcraft (2012)

Abstract : Rotary winged aviation has served the Department of Defense (DoD) and, more specifically, the U.S. Army for decades by providing airlift, service support, and attack capabilities for varying missions and combat-unique situations. To date, the payload and capabilities of helicopter platforms have been continually manipulated to obtain optimal performance and cost-effectiveness. DoD and Defense Contractors are now seeking the next level of rotorcraft development -- an increase in helicopter airspeed. An increase in airspeed is now considered one of the most important next-generation rotorcraft improvements. The challenge is to build a helicopter that can hover under load, move the required payload, and fly faster than current helicopter platforms. These improvements will allow greater service ranges, provide faster response times, and provide needed cost reductions. This paper will address the history and evolution of high-speed rotorcraft capabilities, typical roles and missions, and the advantages and disadvantages of the U.S. Army developing and procuring high-speed helicopters. Specifically, the paper will attempt to answer the following questions: (1) Are these types of aircraft practical for use in the Army inventory?, (2) What is the timeline associated with development?, and (3) Will the DoD be able to afford this capability?
To the Lions, Funnyman (1967)

HTHE GAUDY sign at the bottom of the filthy stairway -**• flashed its message on and off .. . on and off. "Tonight unload your troubles on America's newest funnyman. The critics' choice for clown of the year—Blind John's presents the irresistible Bruce Kaplan."
Increasing Acceptance of Haptic Feedback in UAV Teleoperation by Visualizing Force Fields (2018)

Haptic interfaces have been developed to assist human operators controlling unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) beyond line-of-sight. These systems complement the predominantly camera-based visual interfaces and act like a collision avoidance system: when nearing obstacles, the operator gets re-directed by the haptic force feedback. Previous research showed that, although being successful in reducing the number of collisions, these haptic interfaces also lead to lower user acceptance, as the operators do not always understand the system's intentions. This paper discusses two novel visualizations which were developed to increase operator acceptance. Both designs were evaluated in a human-in-the-loop experiment (n = 12). Results from acceptance-related questionnaires show that our subjects preferred teleoperating the UAV with the visualizations active. Acceptance ratings were higher for the same levels of safety, performance and operator workload.
Manual of Dermatologic Therapeutics. (1975)

Manual of dermatologic therapeutics , Manual of dermatologic therapeutics , کتابخانه دیجیتال جندی شاپور اهواز
Involvement of the human frontal eye field and multiple parietal areas in covert visual selection during conjunction search (2000)

Searching for a target object in a cluttered visual scene requires active visual attention if the target differs from distractors not by elementary visual features but rather by a feature conjunction. We used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in human subjects to investigate the functional neuroanatomy of attentional mechanisms employed during conjunction search. In the experimental condition, subjects searched for a target defined by a conjunction of colour and orientation. In the baseline condition, subjects searched for a uniquely coloured target, regardless of its orientation. Eye movement recordings outside the scanner verified subjects' ability to maintain fixation during search. Reaction times indicated that the experimental condition was attentionally more demanding than the baseline condition. Differential activations between conditions were therefore ascribed to top-down modulation of neural activity. The frontal eye field, the ventral precentral sulcus and the following posterior parietal regions were consistently activated: (i) the postcentral sulcus; (ii) the posterior; and (iii) the anterior part of the intraparietal sulcus; and (iv) the junction of the intraparietal with the transverse occipital sulcus. Parietal regions were spatially distinct and displayed differential amplitudes of signal increase with a maximal amplitude in the posterior intraparietal sulcus. Less consistent activation was found in the lateral fusiform gyrus. These results suggest an involvement of the human frontal eye field in covert visual selection of potential targets during search. These results also provide evidence for a subdivision of posterior parietal cortex in multiple areas participating in covert visual selection, with a major contribution of the posterior intraparietal sulcus.
Structural vibration for robotic communication and sensing on one-dimensional structures (2015)

In this paper, structure-borne vibrations in a one-dimensional structure are examined as a means of communication and sensing for networks of robots. The concept is inspired by the observation that insects may use structural vibrations to communicate and to detect features of their environment. A 12 × 5 × 6 cm mobile robot capable of traversing an acoustically favorable structure is presented. A technique for measuring distance between robots and communicating commands to robots using vibrations generated on a common one-dimensional substrate are presented, and demonstrated through preliminary experimental results. Design considerations for this type of system are also discussed.
On the Decision Structures and Knowledge Discovery for ANP Modeling (2013)

This paper proposes an integrative framework for network-structured analytic network process (ANP) modeling. The underlying rationales include: 1) creating the measuring items for the complex decision problems; 2) applying factor analysis to reduce the complex measuring items into fewer constructs; 3) employing Bayesian network classifier technique to discover the causal directions among constructs; 4) using partial least squares path modeling to test the causal relationships among the items-constructs. The proposed framework is implemented for knowledge discovery to a case of high-tech companies' enterprise resource planning (ERP) benefits and satisfaction in Hsinchu Science Park, Taiwan. The results show that the proposed framework for ANP modeling can reach a satisfactory level of convergent reliability and validity. Based on the findings, pragmatic implications to the ERP venders are discussed. This study has shed new light on the long neglected, yet critical, issue on decision structures and knowledge discovery for ANP modeling.
Embolization: Critical thrombus height, shear rates, and pulsatility. Patency of blood vessels (1989)

The present article builds on elementary fluid dynamics and previous analyses by the author to delineate approximate boundaries of mural thrombus height Hp, maximum shear rate gamma Max, and flow pulsatility beyond which thrombi are subject to either very high or very low probabilities of embolization. A thrombus height of approximately 0.1 mm emerges as a critical dividing line: Below it, the maximum embolizing shear stress tau s is independent of thrombus height and varies only linearly with shear rate. Above it, tau s quickly approaches a strong quadratic dependence on both thrombus height and shear rate: tau s approximately (Hp gamma)2, significantly increasing the likelihood of an embolizing event. By contrast, convective-diffusive removal of blood components during the initial stages of thrombus formation varies only weakly with gamma 1/3 in all but the smallest vessels. These maximum embolizing stresses are due principally to fluid drag. Acceleration (pulsatile) forces only begin to make their presence felt at gamma less than 500 s-1 and reach parity with fluid drag at gamma approximately 10 s-1, i.e., at a level where the presence of pulsatility is questionable. The results are used to provide maps of domains with high and low probabilities of an embolytic event and of vessel patency. The maps reveal that relatively modest changes in shear rate and/or vessel lumen can cause shifts from high to low likelihood of vessel patency, opening up possible ways of controlling blockage by manipulation of these variables.
VNS의 정의와 특징 (2017)

가상현실 시장은 지속적으로 커지고 있다. 그러나 가상현실 서비스는 그 서비스를 즐길 만큼의 질을 확보하지 못했다. 가상현실 서비스는 사용자가 현실이 아닌 새로운 장소에 있는 느낌을 준다. SNS 유저들은 유저들이 자신의 프로필과 같은 정보를 공유하고 구축한 장소를 만들 수 있다. ...
Meiotic Polyploidization with Homoeologous Recombination Induced by Caffeine Treatment in Interspecific Lily Hybrids (2005)

Caffeine solution was injected into the flower bud to recover F, fertility of the intersectional diploid Lilium species hybrid (2n=2x=24). 0.3% of caffeine solution was the most effective concentration to produce fertile 2n-gametes. The male and female gametes had a range of fertility following caffeine injection in relation to the different sizes of flower buds. The gametes from the treated OA-hybrids showed to be fertile. They were crossed both as male and female parents to the Asiatics, and produced 279 BC, progeny plants. Flowcytometric and chromosomal observation confirmed that all progenies were triploid (2n=3x=36), indicating that the 2n-gametes from the OA-hybrid were functional following caffeine treatment. There was no homoeologous recombination between parental species in the progeny derived from male gametes of the OA-hybrid. However, three plants originating from the female gametes showed homoeologous recombination between Oriental and Asiatic genomes. The functional female gametes were produced when treated at the range of 20-23mm and 34-37mm of flower bud length. Based on the chromosome constitution of the triploid BC1 progenies, it was concluded that FDR 2n-gamete was functional and homoeologous recombination had occurred during the origin of 2n gametes.