A smart robotic adhesive skin using shaped-memory polymers by Li, Yan

“…SMP skin molds were then created by arranging the SMP pillars in a matrix and designing them in various shapes based on the geometries of the robotic hand. …”
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Designing for adherence: modelling use intention in digital mental health tools by Tan, Benny Toh Hsiang

“…Building on this, we propose a novel technology use model consisting of task-technology fit, technology self-efficacy, perceived usefulness, digital alliance, attitude, and intention to use, arranged in four layers corresponding to external stimuli, cognitive response, affective response and behavioural response, to explain and predict how the design of an application impacts a user’s intention to use. …”
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Multi-modal sensing array for soft robots by Su, Jiangtao

“…Crack-based strain sensors arranged in a centrosymmetric pattern enable high-sensitivity detection of mechanical stimuli such as normal and shear forces, skin stretch, and vibrations. …”
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九条桥新芭拿督坛 ：多元种族与城市发展环境中的庙宇 = Jiutiaoqiao Xinba Nadutan : a temple in Singapore’s multiracialism and urbanization context by 蔡美薇 Chua, Mei Wei

“…The British separated the population according to their races and dialect groups and arranged for them to reside in different villages around the island. …”
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Reliability analysis and performance optimization of wireless networks and its applications by Dong, Qiumin

“…Dynamic spectrum access of secondary users is arranged according to medium access control protocols. …”
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Photonic engineering of terahertz quantum cascade lasers by Liang, Guozhen

“…For example, by introducing periodically arranged surface scatterers, the whole structure functions as an efficient collimator, resulting in a tight THz surface-emitting beam with a divergence as narrow as ~4˚×10˚. …”
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Experimental study on tsunami induced debris-laden flow by Yao, Yao

“…This fit would allow future predictions of the inundation reduction as dependent on the amount of debris being carried by the solitary wave under such a composite slope arrangement. Such prediction would find use in post tsunami field surveys where the surveyed final debris locations are used to infer the incident wave heights. …”
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A process evaluation accompanying an attempted randomized controlled trial of an evidence service for health system policymakers by Wilson, Michael G, Grimshaw, Jeremy M, Haynes, R Brian, Hanna, Steven E, Raina, Parminder, Gruen, Russell, Ouimet, Mathieu, Lavis, John N

“…Background: We developed an evidence service that draws inputs from Health Systems Evidence (HSE), which is a comprehensive database of research evidence about governance, financial and delivery arrangements within health systems and about implementation strategies relevant to health systems. …”
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Profil Wong Pinter Menurut Masyarakat Temanggung Jawa Tengah by Sartini, Sartini

“…The data were collected, arranged, and grouped related to the themes of the research question. …”
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Kemampuan Tumbuh Kembali Pucuk Tananam Teh Yang Dipangkas Setelah Tanaman Mengalami Cekaman Kekeringan by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…The field experiment was arranged in Randomized Completely Block Design with two replications as blocks. …”

FOREST CERTIFICATION FOR COMMUNITY-BASED FOREST MANAGEMENT IN INDONESIA= DOES LEI PROVIDE A CREDIBLE OPTION by Maryudi, Ahmad

“…Both programmes share a large degree of similarity in that they: Were developed through multi-stakeholder processes and according to international frameworks; Attempt to place a balanced emphasis on the three pillars of sustainability; Have measurable standards, are performance-based and are applicable to the FMU (forest management unit) level; Provide for the equitable participation of diverse stakeholders; Have mechanisms and procedures to control the use of their logos and have chain of custody (CoC) standards; and Require a set of contractual arrangements between the owners and the certificate holder. …”
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ASSESSING VULNERABILITY OF LOW INCOME FISHERMEN LIVING IN INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS ALONG THE COASTAL AREAS OF REMBANG REGENCY by , NUGROHO TRI HUTOMO, , Alberto Gianoli IHS

“…Some policy changes which take side to the fishermen and institutional arrangements are needed to protect the livelihoods of the fishermen.…”

Effects of using different concentration of sea water for grassy weed control in Bermuda Turfgrass (Cynodon Dactylon) by Shobana V Manirasa

“…The EC of collected sea water was 48.7 dS mol. Pots were arranged in a completely Randomised design (CRD) with four replications. …”
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Kesan pemberian kadar baja NPK yang berbeza terhadap pertumbuhan dan hasil beberap varieti padi tradisional tempatan Sabah by Mohd Sahzari Mazari

“…Each of this varieties was treated with three different rates of fertilizer which were 60:30:30 kg ha·1, 120:90:60 kg ha·1 and 180:120:90 kg ha·1 with three replication for each treatment and it was arranged by using Completely Randomize Design (CRD) with two factorial. …”
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The effects of post-emergence weedicides on the Germination, vegetative growth and yield of Tr9 rice variety by Faradila Fathin Eddie

“…This study was carried out at the Faculty of Sustainable Agriculture, University Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Sandakan Campus from June 2017 to November 2017 to investigate the effects of post-emergence herbicides which are Roundup (20 ml/10 L of water ha-, 40 ml/10 L of water ha- and 60 ml/10 L of water ha-) and Clincher (20 ml/10 L of water ha-, 30 ml/10 L of water ha-and 40 ml/10 L of water ha-) on the germination, vegetative growth and the yield of TR9 paddy variety. Treatments were arranged as factorial where types of herbicides and the concentration rates are the factors by using Complete Randomized Design (CRD) with three replications. …”
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Phytochemicals, antimicrobial and antioxidant activities of Mikania micrantha Kunth and Chromolaena odorata (L.) R.M.King & H.Rob. by Hassan, Nafizah

“…The physical characteristics of both species such as shape, type, arrangement, margin, base, apex, and vein of leaf, and stem were determined based on dendrology characterization and identification. …”
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Growth and yield of pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum L.) using jatropha cuttings and mineral fertilizer on inceptisols of Sudan Savanna, Nigeria by Aliyu, Abdullahi Nuraddeen

“…The treatments consisted of three levels of jatropha cuttings (0, 5 and 10 t ha-1), three levels of mineral fertilizer (0, half and full recommended rate of 60 kg N ha-1, 30 kg P2O5 ha-1, 30 kg K2O ha-1) and two methods of application (incorporation and surface placement). Treatments were arranged in a Randomized Complete Block Design replicated three times. …”
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Factors Influencing Glycaemic Control in Older People with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus on Oral Hypoglycaemic Therapy and Attending a Primary Health Care Centre in Negeri Sembilan, Mal... by Ahmad, Akmal Naziah

“…A younger elderly (x2=6.701, p=0.010), living arrangement (x2=7.604, p=0.006), have non-home cook food (x2=3.869, p=0.049) and have dinner without companion (x2=7.642, p=0.006) show significant association. …”
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Cost Estimation Model for Secure Software Development by Sia Abdullah, Nur Atiqah

“…These characteristics are then arranged according to the security aspects. As a result, SSCM, which consists of 48 characteristics, is developed. …”
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Increasing the Yield of Upland Rice in Idle Land Through Nutrient and Weed Management by Abbas, Hartinee

“…The experiment was carried out independently using five levels each of N, P and K with three replicates and arranged in a complete randomized design (CRD).A field trial was conducted on an idle land located in Kampung Kubang Bemban, Kuala Nerang,Kedah to evaluate the weed management practices for selected rice varieties and levels of nutrients obtained in the glasshouse study.In the field survey,35 different upland rice seeds were collected from 17 upland rice fields in Malaysia.The plant and panicle numbers and yields of upland rice varieties ranges from 10 to 18 plants hill-1, 7 to 14 panicles hill-1 and 21 to 50 g yields hill-1, respectively.Both upland rice and forest (as a control) soils were acidic,low in N content and CEC at 0-20 and 20-40 cm depths.Higher Fe content was observed in the soils; a major limitation for upland rice growth.The nutrient contents of idle land were low and higher in Al content.In the glasshouse trial, the yields of upland rice varieties ranged from 7 to 22 g hill-1 (Ageh),6 to 18 g hill-1 (Kendinga) and 9 to 22 g hill-1(Strao) depending on fertilizer types and levels.The optimum fertilizer rate for each variety was determined using different response models. …”
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