The role of early caregiving experiences on race categorization in adulthood by Loo, Vincci Mei Xian

“…The perceptual expertise model suggests that a lack of contact with other-race individuals results in a lack of perceptual expertise with other-race faces, thereby results in inefficient processing and recognition of other-race faces. …”
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Perceptions towards private tuition across races in Singapore. by Ng, Suet Hui., Sian, Yin Ling., Yeo, Mei Lin.

“…The results were used to suggest to tuition agencies and centres how they can customise their marketing srategies to the different races in Singapore.…”
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Road less traveled : ethnicity and race in management studies by Ang, Jason Min Kiat, Tan, Chee Whee, Teng, Swee Hoe

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Review of: Gates, Henry Louis: 'Race', Writing, and Difference by MacClancy, J

Race analysis for SystemC using model checking. by Blanc, N

“…We show that the outcome of the analysis is not only valuable to eliminate redundant context switches at runtime, but can also be used to diagnose race conditions statically. In particular, our analysis is able to reveal races that can remain undetected during simulation and is able to formally prove the absence of races. © 2010 ACM.…”

Race analysis for systemC using model checking by Blanc, N, Kroening, D

“…We show that the outcome of the analysis is not only valuable to eliminate redundant context switches at runtime, but can also be used to diagnose race conditions statically. In particular, our analysis is able to reveal races that can remain undetected during simulation and is able to formally prove the absence of races.…”

German Orientalism in the Age of Empire: Religion, Race, and Scholarship by Akasoy, A

Exploring Victorian travel literature: disease, race and climate by Taylor-Brown, E

The race that precedes coactivation: development of multisensory facilitation in children. by Barutchu, A, Crewther, D, Crewther, S

“… RATIONALE: The facilitating effect of multisensory integration on motor responses in adults is much larger than predicted by race-models and is in accordance with the idea of coactivation. …”

Regulate artificial intelligence to avert cyber arms race by Taddeo, M, Floridi, L

Acting imperially: race, performance, and cinema in interwar Britain by Casey, J

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Race and colonialism around 1800: Herder, Fischer, Kleist by Raisbeck, J

“…Domingo</em>, and Caroline Auguste Fischer&rsquo;s&nbsp;<em>William der Neger</em>&nbsp;offer an exploration of the intersection between race and colonialism in the Atlantic World and in Europe around 1800. …”

Race and gender bias in the research community on African lions by Bauer, H, Gebresenbet, F, Kiki, M, Simpson, L, Sillero-Zubiri, C

In the race at last: post-hoc analysis of GALATHEA and TERRANOVA. by Ramakrishnan, S, Russell, R

Asia has the global advantage: Race and visual attention. by McKone, E, Aimola Davies, A, Fernando, D, Aalders, R, Leung, H, Wickramariyaratne, T, Platow, M

“…In studies of visual attention, and related aspects of cognition, race (continent/s of ancestry) of participants is typically not reported, implying that authors consider this variable irrelevant to outcomes. …”

Racing to the precipice: a model of artificial intelligence development by Armstrong, S, Bostrom, N, Shulman, C

“…<p>This paper presents a simple model of an AI arms race, where several development teams race to build the first AI. …”

Ronald Reagan and race: The evolution of colour-blind conservatism by Barker, D

“…Reagan’s colour-blindness took a broad, universal approach in which the solution to America’s racial problems was to ignore race entirely. Consequently, Reagan opposed affirmative action, the expansion of welfare, and many of the Civil Rights reforms of the 1960s. …”

Racing a quantum computer through Minkowski spacetime by Biamonte, J

Neuromyelitis optica relapses: race and rate, immunosuppression and impairment by Tackley, G, O'Brien, F, Rocha, J, Woodhall, M, Waters, P, Chandratre, S, Halfpenny, C, Hemingway, C, Wassmer, E, Wasiewski, W, Leite, M, Palace, J

Unintended Consequences: Does Aid Promote Arms Races? by Collier, P, Hoeffler, A

“…An implication of the model is that there are regional arms races which are fuelled by aid. Potentially, aid is encouraging a 'regional public bad'. …”