Living in moments : a snapshot of life and death by De Roza, Celestia

“…To work on a small canvas is tricky, “the short story wants to stop time,” and in that breath of time, a whole life that existed beyond and before the story (Mikics 185). …”
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Exercises in Ephemerality : positive death acceptance in life by Hsu, Li

“…Exercises in Ephemerality is a series of objects created to promote strategies for positive death acceptance, showing that confronting one’s own death, whilst intimidating, can be a rewarding experience that can help to enrich life.…”
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TRANSIT : an astrological understanding of the quarter-life crisis by Saw, Li Ying

“…Although the role and reputation of astrology has gone through countless revisions across multiple cultures and eras, the ancient discipline of astrology still remains relevant, controversial, and surprisingly commonplace in this generation ruled by scientific knowledge and rational thought.TRANSIT aims to deconstruct the experience of a quarter-life crisis — a transitory period characterised by uncertainty and doubt “during which individuals relentlessly question their future and how it will follow the events of the past” (Robbins & Wilner, 2008) — through the symbolic language of astrology.…”
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Ethics in life insurance sales : applications in Singapore by Chin, Kai Li, Heruarto Salim, Lam, Karen Jie Yin

“…This study explores the ethical issues in the sales of life insurance in singapore and recommends ways to improve the downward trend of unethical practices.…”
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Creating an IT culture, making IT a way of life by Soh, Pam

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Using the photographic archive: on the life (and death) of images by Johnson, GA

Rediscovering Homo sapiens in international politics: evolution and rationality’s missing link by Johnson, D

“…An evolutionary perspective suggests: (1) rational choice is not always the most effective or efficient solution to decision-making problems; (2) cognitive biases are not mistakes, but adaptive “strategic instincts,” which evolved because they helped us make good decisions, not bad ones; (3) these “non-rational” dispositions follow a systematic pattern, allowing predictions about how people are likely to react under given conditions; (4) a theory for the origins of preferences; (5) an explanation for why humans can sometimes seem rational and sometimes non-rational (because adaptive behavior depends on context); and finally (6) error management theory suggests that cognitive biases evolved precisely because of uncertainty, as a way of minimizing costs over time. …”

Feasibility conditions of ecological models: Unfolding links between model parameters by AlAdwani, Mohammad, Saavedra, Serguei

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Landscape perception : linking physical monitoring data to perceived landscape properties by Hedblom, Marcus, Hedenås, Henrik, Blicharska, Malgorzata, Adler, Sven, Knez, Igor, Mikusiński, Grzegorz, Svensson, Johan S., Sandström, Stefan, Sandström, Per, Wardle, David A.

“…This study develops and evaluates a model that links people’s perceptions of a mountain landscape to physical monitoring data. …”
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Adaptive synchronization of multi-agent systems with resilience to communication link faults by Chen, Ci, Xie, Kan, Lewis, Frank L., Xie, Shengli, Fierro, Rafael

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COVID-19 tweet links: a preliminary investigation of type and relevance by Goh, Dion Hoe-Lian, Lee, Chei Sian, Zheng, Han, Theng, Yin Leng

“…We conducted an exploratory study of the links found in Twitter tweets. Our results showed that the largest category of tweet links was social media platforms followed by alternative news sites. …”
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Real time MP3 transmission over bluetooth ACL link by Feng, Chen

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MyTags : an application that links web content to hand-written notes by Gupta Vedant

“…MyTags is an android application, which enables users to link web content to their handwritten notes. The application is intended for smartphone users who prefer a hand-written method of note-taking.…”
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QoS provisioning by power control for video communication via satellite links by Ma, Ting, Lee, Yee Hui, Winkler, Stefan, Ma, Maode

“…Video transmissions over satellite links are sensitive to signal fades because of rain, especially in the tropics. …”
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On extracting link information of relationship instances from a web site by Naing, Myo Myo, Lim, Ee Peng, Goh, Dion Hoe-Lian

“…We define the notion of link chain and formulate the link chain extraction problem. …”
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Linking Cerebral Malaria Pathogenesis to APOE-Mediated Amyloidosis: Observations and Hypothesis by Kioko, M, Mwangi, S, Njunge, JM, Berkley, JA, Bejon, P, Abdi, AI

“…In this article, we explore available data and hypothesise that cerebral malaria might be linked to APOE-mediated amyloidosis, one of the pathological processes associated with Alzheimer’s disease. …”

Improved meet-in-the-middle Nostradamus attacks on AES-like hashing by Dong, Xiaoyang, Guo, Jian, Li, Shun, Pham, Phuong, Zhang, Tianyu

“…At ToSC 2023, Zhang et al. proposed the first dedicated Nostradamus attack on AES-like hashing in both classical and quantum settings. …”
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Discovery and characterization of hevein-like peptides from American ginseng by Shee, Mei Chin

“…Hevein-Like Peptides (HLPs) are one of the many categories under plant Cysteine-Rich Peptides (CRPs). …”
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Electrolyte-gated neuromorphic transistors for brain-like dynamic computing by He, Yongli, Jiang, Shanshan, Chen, Chunsheng, Wan, Changjin, Shi, Yi, Wan, Qing

“…In recent years, the rapid increase in the data volume to be processed has led to urgent requirements for highly efficient computing paradigms. Brain-like computing that mimics the way the biological brain processes information has attracted growing interest due to extremely high energy efficiency. …”
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'You do it like this!': bare impersonals as indefinite singular generics by Kirkpatrick, J, Knobe, J

“…Sentences with impersonal pronouns, like You do it like this, seem to make both statistical and prescriptive claims, that a certain way of behaving is common and that it is prescriptively good. …”