Ensiklopedia penyata rasmi Parlimen : Dewan Rakyat : Parlimen kesepuluh penggal keempat 2002 = Encylopedia of Hansard : Lower House : tenth parliament fourth session 2002 by Malaysia. Parlimen. Dewan Rakyat

Ensiklopedia penyata rasmi Parlimen : Dewan Rakyat : Parlimen kesebelas penggal pertama 2004 = Encylopedia of Hansard : Lower House : eleventh parliament first session 2004 by Malaysia. Parlimen. Dewan Rakyat

Ensiklopedia penyata rasmi Parlimen : Dewan Rakyat : Parlimen kesebelas penggal pertama 2005 = Encylopedia of Hansard : Lower House : eleventh parliament first session 2005 by Malaysia. Parlimen. Dewan Rakyat

Ensiklopedia penyata rasmi Parlimen : Dewan Rakyat : Parlimen kesebelas penggal keempat 2007 = Encylopedia of Hansard : Lower House : eleventh parliament fourth session 2007 by Malaysia. Parlimen. Dewan Rakyat

Anxiety, inhibition, efficiency, and effectiveness. An investigation using antisaccade task. by Derakshan, N, Ansari, T, Hansard, M, Shoker, L, Eysenck, M

A Quantitative Content Analysis of Mercer University Theses by Justus Randolph, Lura Gaiek, Torian White, Lisa Slappey, Andrea Chastain, Rose Prejean-Harris, Cole Hansard

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A Suite of Robotic Solutions for Nuclear Waste Decommissioning by Ivan Vitanov, Ildar Farkhatdinov, Brice Denoun, Francesca Palermo, Ata Otaran, Joshua Brown, Bukeikhan Omarali, Taqi Abrar, Miles Hansard, Changjae Oh, Stefan Poslad, Chen Liu, Hareesh Godaba, Ketao Zhang, Lorenzo Jamone, Kaspar Althoefer

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Viable mouse gene ablations that robustly alter brain Aβ levels are rare by Small Daniel L, Majumdar Antara, Corradi John, Barrezueta Nestor, Sankaranarayanan Sethu, Meredith Jere E, Guss Valerie, Thompson Mark W, Lin Xu-Alan, Toyn Jeremy H, Hansard Melissa, Lanthorn Thomas, Westphal Ryan S, Albright Charles F

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Implementation of California COVIDNet – a multi-sector collaboration for statewide SARS-CoV-2 genomic surveillance by Debra A. Wadford, Nikki Baumrind, Elizabeth F. Baylis, John M. Bell, Ellen L. Bouchard, Megan Crumpler, Eric M. Foote, Sabrina Gilliam, Carol A. Glaser, Jill K. Hacker, Katya Ledin, Sharon L. Messenger, Christina Morales, Emily A. Smith, Joel R. Sevinsky, Russell B. Corbett-Detig, Joseph DeRisi, Joseph DeRisi, Kathleen Jacobson, the COVIDNet Consortium, Summer Adams, Phacharee Arunleung, Matthew Bacinskas, Nikki Baumrind, Elizabeth F. Baylis, Cynthia Bernas, John M. Bell, Ricardo Berumen, Ellen L. Bouchard, Brandon Brown, Teal Bullick, Lyndsey Chaille, Alice Chen, Giorgio Cosentino, Yocelyn Cruz, Nick D’Angelo, Mojgan Deldari, Alex Espinosa, Ambar Espinoza, Eric M. Foote, Shiffen Getabecha, Sabrina Gilliam, Carol A. Glaser, Madeleine Glenn, Bianca Gonzaga, Ydelita Gonzales, Melanie Greengard, Hugo Guevara, Jill K. Hacker, Kim Hansard, April Hatada, Monica Haw, Thalia Huynh, Kathleen Jacobson, Chantha Kath, Paul B. Kimsey, Katya Ledin, Deidra Lemoine, Ruth Lopez, Sharon L. Messenger, Blanca Molinar, Christina Morales, Samantha Munoz, Robert Nakamura, Nichole Osugi, Tasha Padilla, Chao-Yang Pan, Mayuri V. Panditrao, Chris Preas, Will Probert, Alexa Quintana, Maria Uribe-Fuentes, Mayra Ramirez, Clarence Reyes, Estela Saguar, Maria Salas, Ioana Seritan, Brandon Stavig, Hilary Tamnanchit, Serena Ting, Debra A. Wadford, Cindy Wong, Chelsea Wright, Shigeo Yagi, Venice Servellita, Alicia Sotomayor-Gonzalez, Charles Y. Chiu, Isabel Bjork, Joshua Kapp, Anouk van den Bout, Ellen Kephart, Mawadda Alnaeeli, Hau-Ling Poon, Scott Topper, Marzieh Shafii, Sara Sowko, Stephanie Trammell, Erik Wolfsohn, Patrick Ayscue, Amy Kistler, Emily Crawford, Joseph DeRisi, Cristina Tato, Valeria Arboledaz, Eleazar Eskin, Laila M. Sathe, Jacek Skarbinski, Abigail Duque, Jeffrey Schapiro, Ivy Yeung, Rama Ghatti, Zahra Shajani-Yi, Jacob M. Garrigues, Nicole Green, Peera Hemarajata, Carlos Anaya, Donna Ferguson, Beatrix Kapuszinsky, Favian Ramirez, Felipe Sta Agueda, Megan Crumpler, Julia Wolfe, Russell B. Corbett-Detig, David Haussler, Marc Perry, Jakob McBroome, Nhi Duong, Deborah Forester, Anthony Gonzalez, Maria J. Victorio, Anna Liza M. Manlutac, Jeremy Corrigan, Nicholas S. Rhoades, Lina Castro, Godfred Masinde, Harmeet Kaur, Monica Paniagua-Alexander, Katrina G. Erwin, Glen Miller, Frances N. Sidhu, Morris Jones, Sangita Kothari, Christopher Ngo, Brandon Bonin, Daniel Castillo, Rensen Khoshabian, Kristian Andersen, Mark Zeller, Lisa Critchett, Carlos Gonzalez, Iryna V. Goraichuk, Rachel Rees, Frank Ambrosio, Curtis J. Kapsak, Kevin G. Libuit, Michelle R. Scribner, Joel R. Sevinsky, Emily A. Smith, Sage M. Wright, Vanessa B. Cadiz, Denise Lopez, Matthew Rosman, Bryan Bach, Stacia Wyman, Charlotte Acharya, Ryan Davis, Richard Michelmore, Melanie Oakes, Suzanne Sandmeyer, Kathy Borkovich, Clay H. Clark, Holly Clark, Brandon Le, Peter De Hoff, Kristen Jepsen, Rob Knight, Louise C. Laurent, Zack Aralis, Carolina Arias, Varuzhan Balasanyan, Mark Duhon, Xinmin Li, Eric Chow, Nicole Leung, Delsy Martinez, Tyler T. Miyasaki, Ashlee Clow, Jared Hoffman, Thomas Rush

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Retrieving trends and issues of penyiaran/broadcasting in Malaysian Parliamentary Debates from 1957 to 2018: a culturomics approach by Jamaluddin Aziz

“…The objectives of this research are to identify: 1) The frequency of the words penyiaran and broadcasting in Malaysian Hansard; 2) Patterns related to penyiaran/broadcasting in Malaysian Hansard; 2) Some issues as reflected by the patterns generated by the n-gram. …”
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Digitization of the Australian Parliamentary Debates, 1998–2022 by Lindsay Katz, Rohan Alexander

“…In Australia, following the British tradition, the written record of what is said in parliament is known as Hansard. While the Australian Hansard has always been publicly available, it has been difficult to use for the purpose of large-scale macro- and micro-level text analysis because it has only been available as PDFs or XMLs. …”
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Exploring gender issues associated with wanita/woman and perempuan/woman in Malaysian Parliamentary Debates: a culturomic approach by Jamaluddin Aziz

“…In the context of Malaysian Hansard, parliamentary discourse is useful in understanding how certain issues are discussed, understood and resolved. …”
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A Fine-Tuned Bidirectional Encoder Representations From Transformers Model for Food Named-Entity Recognition: Algorithm Development and Validation by Riste Stojanov, Gorjan Popovski, Gjorgjina Cenikj, Barbara Koroušić Seljak, Tome Eftimov

“…ConclusionsFoodNER can be used to extract and annotate food entities in 5 different tasks: food versus nonfood entities and distinguishing food entities on the level of food groups by using the closest Hansard semantic tags, the parent Hansard semantic tags, the FoodOn semantic tags, or the Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Clinical Terms semantic tags.…”
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The Seychelles Employment Tribunal: The drafting history of the Employment (Amendment) Act of 2008 and its relevancy to understanding the work of the Tribunal by Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi

“…However, in this jurisprudence, none of these institutions rely on the drafting history of the Employment (Amendment) Act although case law shows that there are instances in which Seychellois courts have referred to Hansard in interpreting legislation for the purpose of determining “legislative intent.” …”
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Power and Positivity: Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Word Valence in Canadian Parliament by Jordan Gallant, Gary Libben

“…Res., 2013, 45, 1191–1207) database of valence (positivity) ratings for English and the Canadian Hansard, which contains a transcription of parliamentary speech. …”
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Confucius Confounded : The Analects of Lee Kuan Yew / by Seow, Francis T., compiler 644469, Seow Stendhal, Ingrid, compiler 654116

“…Seow's meticulous research unearths and reminds readers of what Lee said in his loquacious past in various fora - from election rallies to Hansard records - that show up the irony of Lee as a person and politician. …”

UK Government Web Continuity: Persisting Access through Aligning Infrastructures by Amanda Spencer, John Sheridan, David Thomas, David Pullinger

“…The government set out to address the problem that links from Hansard (the transcripts of Parliamentary debates) were not maintained over time and that therefore there was need for some long-term storage and stewardship of information, including maintaining access. …”
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UK Government Web Continuity: Persisting Access through Aligning Infrastructures by Amanda Spencer, John Sheridan, David Thomas, David Pullinger

“…The government set out to address the problem that links from Hansard (the transcripts of Parliamentary debates) were not maintained over time and that therefore there was need for some long-term storage and stewardship of information, including maintaining access. …”
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UK Government Web Continuity: Persisting Access through Aligning Infrastructures by Amanda Spencer, John Sheridan, David Thomas, David Pullinger

“…The government set out to address the problem that links from Hansard (the transcripts of Parliamentary debates) were not maintained over time and that therefore there was need for some long-term storage and stewardship of information, including maintaining access. …”
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Nemo me impune lacessit or Ne obliviscaris? The Highlander Soldier in British Parliamentary Debates (18th-21st centuries) by Pierre-Louis Coudray

“…This article draws on Cobbett’s Parliamentary History of England,2 official transcripts of parliamentary debates provided by British History Online3 and Hansard4, as well as on press articles, in order to demonstrate that the Highlander soldier, whose uniform is instantly recognisable, was seen either as a threat to, or as a symbol of, British power and that he fitted in wider discussions on defence and Scottish identity.…”
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