Exploring accountability: memory, object, metaphor and common sense by Mustafa, Hasri

“…Practical implications By using various objects as symbol, metaphor and memory, such as “counter”, “branch”, “advertising” and “food”, the paper encourages readers to understand the objects as temporalities brought into being by a common sense consciousness and within a historical Malay context; one in which Malaysia is a Muslim society and a by-product of colonialism. …”

Corporate shared prosperity: scale development and validation by Hossain, Mohammad Imtiaz, Heng Teh, Boon, Chong, Lee-Lee, Ong, Tze San, Tabash, Mosab I., Jamadar, Yasmin

“…This scale development paper may prove valuable to both readers and scholars engaged in the field of sustainability and stakeholder development. …”
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The erosion of cultural essence: translating mythical cultural terms in classical Chinese folk novels by Wei, Mian, Zainal, Zainor Izat, Wong, Lingyann

“…The study examines the extent to which cultural subtleties are preserved or lost in translation, evaluating the effectiveness of compensation methods and their implications for readers' cultural understanding. By examining the translators' choices and their influence on the portrayal of mythical beings, the study aims to provide insights into how cultural subtleties are either preserved or eroded in the translation process. …”
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The critique toward uṣūl al-fiqh literacy of 1890–2023: An offer for development by Khoir, Tholkhatul, Munawaroh, Lathifah, Hassan, Zainudin

“…Although criticism of uṣūl al-fiqh is relatively rare, it does not mean there is no space for reconstruction. Through this study, readers can understand the recent developments in uṣūl al-fiqh and assess the extent to which criticism has been undertaken while reflecting on how reconstruction can be initiated once again.…”
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WGS.111 Gender and Media Studies: Women and the Media, Fall 2008 by Surkan, K.J.

“…In addition, we will examine how gender and race affects the production of media, and discuss the impact of new media and digital media and how it has transformed access and participation, moving contemporary media users from a traditional position of "readers" to "writers" and/or commentators. …”
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Parallel k-Core Decomposition with Batched Updates and Asynchronous Reads by Liu, Quanquan C., Shun, Julian, Zablotchi, Igor

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Recurrent Glioblastoma—Molecular Underpinnings and Evolving Treatment Paradigms by Chang, Christopher, Chavarro, Velina S., Gerstl, Jakob V. E., Blitz, Sarah E., Spanehl, Lennard, Dubinski, Daniel, Valdes, Pablo A., Tran, Lily N., Gupta, Saksham, Esposito, Luisa, Mazzetti, Debora, Gessler, Florian A., Arnaout, Omar, Smith, Timothy R., Friedman, Gregory K., Peruzzi, Pierpaolo, Bernstock, Joshua D.

“…This review seeks to provide readers with an overview of (1) recent discoveries in the molecular basis of recurrence; (2) the role of surgery in treating recurrence; and (3) novel treatment paradigms emerging for recurrent glioblastoma.…”
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Untangling Mechanized Proofs by Pit-Claudel, Cl?ment

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Rewriting in translation : the case of the China Edition of Lee Kuan Yew Memoir From Third World to First Singapore Story 1965-2000 by Tan, Kelvin Thong Boon

“…After adapting the texts drawn from Singapore’s Chinese Edition, China published its version with certain modifications to address the cultural, political and ideological dissimilarities between the two countries. For China’s readers, even though Lee Kuan Yew does not share a common ideology, the book could provide a first-hand account of the success story of the highly respected politician. …”
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Exploring translation strategies for Chinese dialogue and buzzwords based on 星星上的花（The Flower on the Stars） by Wan, Wenyi

“…For texts with more dialogue, the translation can be analyzed from the perspective of pragmatics, which can better help the translator understand the original text and make wording choices; for texts with more buzzwords, the translation can be freely handled so that the readers of the translated language can better enjoy the essence of the original work. …”
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A gate of dragon's teeth : a decolonial approach to writing precolonial historical fiction in Singapore by Ng, Yi-Sheng

“…Through the use of immersive detail, fantastical elements and a focus on marginal figures in society, the work prompts readers to reappraise their assumptions about what might constitute a glorious historical past for the nation of Singapore. …”
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On cultural filters in Lin Shu's Chinese translation of David Copperfield by Yang, Jinyu

“…Due to the differences in language and cultural background, translators will inevitably carry out cultural filtering and adaptation on the original text to conform to the habits of target language readers. Not knowing foreign languages, Lin Shu filtered and rewrote many of the original texts in the process of translation, adjusted and reconstructed the original texts to a certain extent by using traditional Confucian thoughts and ethical norms. …”
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A review of algorithmic approaches for cell culture media optimization by Zhou, Tianxun, Reji, Rinta, Kairon, Ryanjit Singh, Chiam, Keng Hwee

“…To achieve this, there have been many algorithmic methods proposed and used for culture media optimization in the literature. To help readers evaluate and decide on a method that best suits their specific application, we carried out a systematic review of the different methods from an algorithmic perspective that classifies, explains and compares the available methods. …”
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Safety prompt advanced driver-assistance system by Shu, Haozhan

“…Through perusing this scholarly document, readers can gain a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies involved in conceiving and realizing an advanced driver-assistance system operating within the Euro Truck Simulator 2 environment. …”
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Evaluation of popular science translation : a case study on the Universe in a Nutshell by Huang, Qingling

“…The framework also incorporates error severity, qualitatively categorizing errors as critical, major or minor depending on their impact to the target readers. The core of the present study applies the proposed TQA model to evaluate GuǒKé Zhōng De YŭZhòu《果壳中的宇宙》, which is the Universe in a Nutshell translated to simplified Chinese by Wu Zhongchao. …”
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Exaggerated expectations in ancient starch research and the need for new taphonomic and authenticity criteria by Mercader, Julio, Akeju, Tolutope, Brown, Melisa, Bundala, Mariam, Collins, Matthew J., Copeland, Les, Crowther, Alison, Dunfield, Peter, Henry, Amanda, Inwood, Jamie, Itambu, Makarius, Kim, Joong-Jae, Larter, Steve, Longo, Laura, Oldenburg, Thomas, Patalano, Robert, Sammynaiken, Ramaswami, Soto, María, Tyler, Robert, Xhauflair, Hermine

“…This paper outlines new taphonomic and authenticity criteria to guide future work toward designing research programs that fully exploit the potential of ancient starch while considering growing demands from readers, editors, and reviewers that look for objective compositional identification of putatively ancient starch granules.…”
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Developing small molecule ligands for the study of bromodomain-histone interactions by Brand, M

“…Bromodomains are acetyl-lysine readers of the histone protein which interact selectively with acetylated lysine residues on histones. …”

Going ‘meta’: a systematic review of metacognition and functional neurological disorder by Sadnicka, A, Strudwick, A, Grogan, JP, Manohar, S, Nielsen, G

“…We firstly summarize current methods for testing metacognition, prerequisite knowledge that allows readers to independently evaluate the evidence. Using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines, we then screened the 21 articles on this topic and review the experimental data of the eight studies that specifically tested metacognition in subjects with FND. …”

Exemplifying and numeration as ideological discursive devices in Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera’s Gulf crisis 2017 reporting by Jasim, Samir A., Abdul Jabar, Mohd Azidan, Abdul Halim, Hazlina, Jalaluddin, Ilyana

“…These strategies aimed to shape readers’ perceptions and create a negative image of Qatar by emphasizing allegations of support for terrorism and extremism. …”
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Hong Kong’s media representations of China amid COVID-19: a corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis by Hu, Xiaolin, Kasimon, Diyana Nawar, Wan Abas, Wan Anita

“…The Sing Tao Daily was chosen for the study because it has been in existence for a long time and has readers all over the world. Its coverage of China COVID-19 will affect Hong Kong people's perception of their motherland. …”
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