Report on industrial orientation with Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) by Ju, Junchong

“…During this 10 weeks of industry orientation in SIMTech, I am assigned under Forming Technology Group with the project “Microforming surface texture for friction reduction”. …”
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She who lost her heart by Sim, Ping Ting

“…The genesis of this yearlong project is motivated by my constant immersion in negativity due to the volatility of my emotions, which I am determined to overcome. “She Who Lost Her Heart” is an illustrated storybook inspired by the wondrous imagery of the fifteenth-century artist Hieronymous Bosch. …”
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Sniffing out differences : bodily smells and race in Singapore by Chia, Amanda Sze Ming

“…Given that race is a particularly salient category in a multi-racial country like Singapore, I am therefore interested to find out the extent to which bodily smells represent a manifestation of racism. …”
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Iso-rela-tion: when jewelry meets dance by Liu, Huihui

“…As a dancer myself, I am always interested in basic dance techniques and being fascinated by those professional dancers with amazing skills and techniques. …”
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Why Islamic legal system needs a shift by Kamaruddin, Zaleha

“…The third group is what I am more interested in. ..... …”
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Truth and Christian ethics: a narratival perspective by Wynn, MR

“…In this paper, I am going to consider some of the forms that truthfulness can take in the Christian life. …”

'Toxgnostics': an unmet need in cancer medicine. by Church, D, Kerr, R, Domingo, E, Rosmarin, D, Palles, C, Maskell, K, Tomlinson, I, Kerr, D

“…If we were to summarize the rationale that underpins medical oncology in a Latin aphorism, it might be 'veneno ergo sum'; that is, I poison, therefore I am. The burden of chemotherapy-associated toxicity is well recognized, but we have relatively few tools that increase the precision of anticancer drug prescribing. …”

Eternal existents: in defence of the Williamsonian view of time by Deasy, DL

“…<p>My thesis is a development and defence of the "Williamsonian" view of time, a temporalmetaphysical theory based on Timothy Williamson’s (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002) views concerning modality. As far as I am aware, the theory has never been developed or defended in print. …”

The ritual animal: a response to reviews by Whitehouse, H

“…Some of the reviewers spanned all these topics in various ways (e.g., Sterelny). I am grateful for the high quality of engagement and the many generous remarks. …”

The long road to gender equality by Daly, M

“…It offers a framework of analysis and a set of empirical insights that will galvanize scholarship, and not just in the field of gender. I am particularly intrigued by the differentiation between class- and status-based gender policies. …”

Commentary: responsibility-sensitive healthcare funding: three responses to Clavien and Hurst’s critique by Douglas, T

“…They offer an admirably clear and workable set of criteria for determining a patient's degree of responsibility for her health condition; they deploy those criteria to cast doubt on the view that patients with lifestyle-related conditions are typically significantly responsible for their conditions; and they outline several practical difficulties that would be raised by any attempt to introduce responsibility-sensitive healthcare funding. I am sympathetic to the general thrust of their argument, share—at least tentatively—their policy conclusions, and was persuaded by much of the detail of their argument. …”

The concern with truth, sense, et al. – androcentric or anthropocentric? by Moore, AW

“…In particular, she considers my views about a certain kind of philosophical nonsense. She argues that I am not interested in engaging seriously with such nonsense; and that my not being interested in engaging seriously with it betrays my gender. …”

Special regulatory T cell review: The suppression problem! by Waldmann, H

“…"I speak not to disprove what Brutus spoke, But here I am to speak what I do know" Shakespeare. Julius Caesar Act 3, Scene 2.…”

'Toxgnostics': An unmet need in cancer medicine by Church, D, Kerr, R, Domingo, E, Rosmarin, D, Palles, C, Maskell, K, Tomlinson, I, Kerr, D

“…If we were to summarize the rationale that underpins medical oncology in a Latin aphorism, it might be 'veneno ergo sum'; that is, I poison, therefore I am. The burden of chemotherapy-associated toxicity is well recognized, but we have relatively few tools that increase the precision of anticancer drug prescribing. …”

The unity of normative thought by Fix, JD

“…If practical reason is our will, thoughts about how I am to act have an essential tie to action. They are intentions. …”

Good morning! Memes and the visual economy of images in contemporary India by Banks, M

“…While the federal government is exploring the use of mobile telephony to eliminate all cash transactions, I am interested in Indian people's use of mobile telephony to make and maintain new forms of sociality. …”

Is the U.S. Labor Market Really That Exceptional? A Review of Richard Freeman's America Works: The Exceptional U.S. Labor Market. by Nickell, S

“…America Works is a splendid book and Richard Freeman is to be congratulated on producing a work that sets out what is right and what is wrong with the U.S. labor market while being a joy to read. While I am generally sympathetic to both the analysis and the conclusions, there are a number of points of disagreement that I highlight in this review. …”

The doctrine of ultra vires s.its reform under section 20 of the Malaysian companies act 1965 / Daud Abdul Majed by Abdul Majed, Daud

“…Menon, Koordinator Undang-Undang, MARA Institute of Technology, Shah Alam. I am deeply indebted to him who has devoted a great deal of time and energy throughout the preparation of this paper. …”
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University funding mechanicsm by Ahmed, A.

“…It is with this view that I am going to approach my discussion.…”
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The perspectives of unconscious winning myths in sports coaching. by Omar Fauzee, Mohd. Sofian, Yusof, Aminuddin, Jamalis, Marjohan

“…The purpose of this paper is to identify and critically discussed the ten pre-eminent unconscious winning myths that seldom realized by coaches, which are that: 1)The power and knowledge of coaches is all; 2)Experience is everything; 3)The motivator is the one we want; 4)Media representations are taken out of all proportion; 5)Physical and tactical skills are more than enough; 6)Winning is not everything but the only thing; 7)A good player is a good coach; 8)The champions are always right; 9)I know who I am; and 10)This is our culture and we don’t need to change anything. …”