A sociological analysis of Iranian popular music in the 21st century by Safideh, Mohammad Rezazadeh

“…The research result shows that underground music in Iran rarely shares the common attributes globally recognized as having been a sign of protest against social and political status quo. …”
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Wear behaviour of NiTi shape memory alloys by Yan, Lina

“…However, a systematic study on the wear behaviour of NiTi SMA has rarely being reported. This study aims at understanding the wear behaviour of NiTi SMA, with the hope to provide a guideline for its better use as wear resistant materials. …”
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Development of (TAML) iron complexes for photocatalytic, oxidative water treatment by Lim, Jia Hui

“…The CV results also suggested the possibility of accessing a rarely reported three-electron oxidized 2 (formally FeVI complex). …”
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Seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2 in children and adolescents by Ratcliffe, H

“…</p> <br> <p>The findings of ‘STORY’ confirm that SARS-CoV-2 infections in children are generally asymptomatic or mild and rarely progress to severe disease and hospitalisation. …”

Modeling perception errors in autonomous vehicles and their impact on behavior by Piazzoni, Andrea

“…In fact, these fields are rarely tied together with a holistic approach. …”
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Perovskite superstructures and heterostructures for enhanced optical performance by Chan, Wen Kiat

“…The formation of LnNP@perovskite heterostructures is rarely reported due to the challenges in overcoming the lattice mismatch between LnNPs and perovskites. …”
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Robust and efficient deep learning methods for vision-based action recognition by Xu, Yuecong

“…Vision-based action recognition in dark videos are also useful in various scenarios, e.g., night surveillance and self-driving at night. Such a task has rarely been researched, partly due to the lack of sufficient datasets for such a task. …”
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Tsewang Norbu NGB by Cantwell, C, Mayer, R

“…("in the Tibetan language"), normally follows the Sanskrit title. Rarely, there may be further titles, representing what are understood to be transcriptions of titles in other non-Tibetan languages. …”