Do mainstream parties adopt more populist language when challenger parties using it are successful?... by Stephenson, K

“…<p>This thesis explores the impact of the successful use of populism by challenger parties on mainstream parties in a political system: do mainstream parties adopt more populist language themselves in response? Focusing on the UK, and with UKIP’s increased electoral success culminating in the 2014 European elections as the independent variable, levels of populist language of mainstream parties (Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats) are compared in the 2010 and 2015 general elections. …”

Degradation model of a linear-mode LED driver and its application in lifetime prediction by Lan, Song, Tan, Cher Ming

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3D simulation-based research on the effect of interconnect structures on circuit reliability by He, Feifei, Tan, Cher Ming

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Fracture toughness assessment of a solder joint using double cantilever beam specimens by Lee, Adeline Puay Chen, Lim, Zan Xuan, Yantara, Natalia, Loo, Shane Zhi Yuan, Tee, Tong Yan, Tan, Cher Ming, Chen, Zhong

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Business study mission : Ireland cultural intelligence, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd by Chen, Fang, Endang Astharanti, Waizly Darwin, Chua, Dennis Chee Cheong

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Effect of chain length on low temperature gold-gold bonding by self assembled monolayers by Ang, X. F., Chen, Z., Wong, Chee C., Wei, J.

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Effect of deep cold rolling on residual stress distributions between the treated and untreated regions Ti–6Al–4V alloy by Lim, Andre, Castagne, Sylvie, Chow, Cher Wong

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Temperature and stress distribution in the SOI structure during fabrication by Tan, Cher Ming, Gan, Zhenghao, Gao, Xiaofang

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The happiness revolution : live life now. by Hong, Shuqi., Cher, Fiona., Lin, Huanyu., Rusydi, Izzat.

“…We also encourage them to take a pledge to lead more meaningful lives. This paper outlines the research that shaped the direction of communication strategies, plans and tactics. …”
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Comparison of diagnostic performance and inter-reader agreement between PI-RADS v2.1 and PI-RADS v2: systematic review and meta-analysis by Lee, Chau Hung, Vellayappan, Balamurugan, Tan, Cher Heng

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Erasure temperature measurements of heat assisted magnetic recording media by Chen, Y. J., Yang, H. Z., Leong, S. H., Cher, K. M., Hu, J. F., Sethi, P., Lew, Wen Siang

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Soil liquefaction assessment using soft computing approaches based on capacity energy concept by Chen, Zhixiong, Li, Hongrui, Goh, Anthony Teck Chee, Wu, Chongzhi, Zhang, Wengang

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Marketing on internet :case studies on Singapore companies. by Cher, Ming Hui., Chow, Hui Woon., Teo, Cheng Hoon.

“…This number of Internet users is still expanding rapidly around the world today as word of this innovative global resource spreads to more countries.…”
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Characterization techniques for power semiconductor and magnetic drives by Tseng, King Jet, Foo, Chek Fok, Tan, Cher Ming

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The influence of flexible working arrangements on employee turnover intention by Bhasin Yuvraj Vijay, Yang, Cher Ming, Chan, Ngok Chuin

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The impact of information technology on banking services in Singapore by Ang, Cher Hao, Quah, Kwee Seng, Teo, Shann Wei

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A study of management control systems in multinational corporations : a Singapore perspective by Ang, Cher Boon, Gan, Siok Hoon, Yip, Pei Wai

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The four mini dragons by Ding, See Yue, Leo, Cher Ling, Seah, Boon Hock

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Supercreative : unleashing creative potential. by Chee, Edison.

“…Although the definition of creativity had gone through many changes in the academic world throughout the century, it has more or less been narrowed down to a group of words which encompass the essence, such as “unconventional thinking”, “ingenuity”, “autonomy” and etc. …”
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Okara: a promising resource for novel bioflocculant synthesis by Agustin, Yuana Elly, He, Ning, Yeap, Swee Keong, Luthfi, Abdullah Amru Indera, Ding, Gongtao, Abdul, Peer Mohamed, Abdul Manaf, Shareena Fairuz, Jamali, Nur Syakina, Chen, Binghui, Tan, Jian Ping

“…This resource can reduce production costs which can make microbial bioflocculants more competitive, and reduce the amount of organic waste that ends up in landfills, where it contributes to the release of methane – a potent greenhouse gas. …”
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