Accountability: setting the standards for policing in Northern Ireland by Best, Clifford, G.

“…Following a concise summary on the development of policing in Ireland and NI, this thesis will consider whether police reform and legitimacy has been enhanced by the accountability architecture which emerged from the Report of the Independent Commission on Policing for Northern Ireland. …”
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Motor bearing current detection for online bearing health monitoring by Huang, Jiaxin

“…Compared to conventional monitoring techniques such as vibration monitoring or temperature monitoring, producing high frequency bearing current-based detection system can monitor the health conditions of the motor bearing. …”
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Car-to-car communication test-bed and experiment by Li, Yude

“…Setting up a vehicle to vehicle (V2V) communication test bed that is able for 2 vehicles to communicate within one another. …”
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Alginate encapsulation improves probiotics survival in carbonated sodas and beers by Tan, Li Ling, Ang, Kai Lin, Loo, Joachim Say Chye

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Effects of beer advertisings on youth's intention towards alcohol consumption. by Yu, Angela Yah Kie.

“…The purpose of this paper is to study the effects of televised beer advertisements on youth's intention to drink as an adult. …”
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If You Have Been Harassed or Bullied: Some Ideas to Consider by Rowe, Mary

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A gliding car by Mohamed Sharfudeen S/O Pathiujjamman

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Role of BAR domain proteins in myogenesis by Bhawana, George

“…IRSp53 through its I-BAR domain (Inverse BAR)/ IMD (IRSp53 and MIM (missing in metastases) homology Domain) can bend membrane in outward direction and Toca-1 through its F-BAR domain can bend membrane in inward direction. …”
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Split Hopkinson bar tensile testing by Leong, Boaz Jia Hao

“…The Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar (SHPB) experiment can be categories into three testing methods; tension, compression and torsion. …”
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Internalisation of externalities: who bears the cost of pollution control? by Rahim, Khalid Abdul

“…The estimated incremental effects of effluent standards and changes have been specifically rather small, with the exception of those upon the growers, but the cumulative effects have been considerable.…”
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Time for a tiger : tiger beer and Singapore's nation building, 1932-1955 by Ang, Audre Ru Ying

“…This paper examines the intertwining histories of Tiger Beer and Singapore’s nation building process through print advertisements. …”
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Car-to-car communication interworking between 5G cellular and DSRC technologies by Ong, Wei Hong

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Investigation of passive bearing for biomedical applications by Lee, Jian Ming.

“…Hydrodynamic bearings have been widely used in many industries for a long time. …”
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Experimental measurement of squeeze flow in bearings by Mak, Weng Keong.

“…From literature, it is known that spiral grooves on the surface of a spiral groove bearing generate pressure rise along the radius of the flat surface of the bearing, enhancing its load carrying capacity. …”
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Discussion on the bearing estimation of seismic signals by Jiao, Yipeng

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Hydrodynamic bearing for hard disk drive by Liou, Kian Shiong.

“…Presently, in the market there are already hard disk drives using hydrodynamic bearing and with the most mature design being the rotating shaft design. …”
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Design and analysis of a flexure bearing by Balakrishnan Sathish Kumar

“…Flexure bearings play a major role in the field of ultra-precision mechanical design. …”
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Experimental study of the bending of a soft bar by Yeo, Matthew Chee Yean

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Reinforcement learning for self-driving cars by Ho, Song Yan

“…This project presents the implementation of deep learning model to act as a self-driving car- agent to maximize its speed on a multilane expressway. …”
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Finding large additive and multiplicative Sidon sets in sets of integers by Jing, Y, Mudgal, A

“…Given h, g ∈ N, we write a set X ⊂ Z to be a B + h [g] set if for any n ∈ Z, the number of solutions to the additive equation n = x1 + · · · + xh with x1, . . . , xh ∈ X is at most g, where we consider two such solutions to be the same if they differ only in the ordering of the summands. …”