The competing use of perfect and aorist tenses in Old Church Slavonic by MacRobert, C

“…Although a semantic account can explain the choice of perfect or aorist in many places, it seems not to be fully adequate in a number of instances where second person perfect and aorist forms are used in close juxtaposition and similar context. …”

Robust Eye-Based Dwell-Free Typing by Liu, Yi, Lee, Bu-Sung, McKeown, Martin J.

“…Eye gaze technologies have potential for text entry, but still tend to be relatively slow. Recently dwell-free eye-typing systems have been proposed, but can be vulnerable to common text entry problems, such as selection of the wrong letters. …”
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Experimental study of zooplankton behaviour by Ho, Wei How

“…They are commonly used as experimental organism to investigate the effects of external stimuli on the aquamarine ecosystem. There has been a myriad of studies showcasing the effects of different stimuli and its impact on Daphnia mortality, and these studies tend to be over a long period of time or use complicated parameters. …”
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"They are just 2D pixels" understanding the motivation behind gacha gamers by Tan, Yi Hong

“…However, these studies tend to portray gacha gamers as passive consumers and fail to recognise the different reasons for gaming. …”
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Firm Entry Modes and Chinese Business Networks: Malaysian Investments in Vietnam by Lim, Guanie

“…To this end, these firms tend to rely on informal ties and nonmarket institutions in the form of the ethnic Chinese business networks. …”
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Are Europeans ready for a more democratic European Union? New evidence on preference heterogeneity, polarisation and crosscuttingness by Hale, T, Koenig-Archibugi, M

“…Moreover, policy preferences tend to be less heterogeneous and polarised, and nearly as crosscutting, in the EU as a whole as in the United States. …”

Modelling and characterization of membrane fouling in osmotically-driven membrane processes (ODMPs) by Lai, Li

“…With intensification of water scarcity, forward osmosis has been drawing increasing attention due to its low energy requirement and power of removing pollutants in wastewater treatment and desalination processes. …”
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Unusual Temperature Dependence of Water Sorption in Semicrystalline Hydrogels by Liu, Xinyue, Zhang, Lenan, El Fil, Bachir, Díaz‐Marín, Carlos D, Zhong, Yang, Li, Xiangyu, Lin, Shaoting, Wang, Evelyn N

“…However, owing to the thermodynamic limit of conventional materials, sorbents inevitably tend to capture less water vapor at higher temperatures, impeding their broad applications. …”
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Exit Ripple Effects: Understanding the Disruption of Socialization Networks Following Employee Departures by Gamba, David, Yu, Yulin, Yuan, Yuan, Schoenebeck, Grant, Romero, Daniel M.

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Beyond Dark Patterns: A Concept-Based Framework for Ethical Software Design by Caragay, Evan, Xiong, Katherine, Zong, Jonathan, Jackson, Daniel

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Subregion independence in gravity by Folkestad, Åsmund

“…This leads to a simple intuitive picture for why extremal surfaces tend to separate independent subsystems. The underlying reason is that localized perturbations on one side of an extremal surface contribute negatively to the mass on the other side, making the gravitational constraints behave as if there exist both negative and positive charges. …”
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Mallet: SQL Dialect Translation with LLM Rule Generation by Ngom, Amadou Latyr, Kraska, Tim

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Determination of solubility parameters of ionic liquids and ionic liquid/solvent mixtures from intrinsic viscosity by Weerachanchai, Piyarat, Wong, Yuewen, Lim, Kok Hwa, Tan, Timothy Thatt Yang, Lee, Jong-Min

“…Considering the effect on partial solubility parameters of the solvent type in the ionic liquid, it was observed that in both 3D methods, the dispersion and polar parameters of a 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium acetate/solvent (60:40 vol %) mixture tend to increase as the total solubility parameter of the solvent increases.…”
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Experiencing the outgroup through virtual reality experiments by Lew, Juline Yun Yee, Leow, Jing Xuan (Vetra), Tay, Eleanor Sze Min, Thng, Clare Yu Min

“…People tend to hold negative attitudes towards those from different cultural groups, otherwise known as outgroup members. …”
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Divine intervention in decisions : an adaptive function of religious belief by Lim, Alexander Yao

“…Evolutionary explanations of religion explore the adaptive function of religious beliefs and tend to focus on socially adaptive mechanisms such as group commitment and cooperation. …”
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High speed AES encryption IC design by Dong, Haokun

“…Hardware devices like Graphics processing unit (GPU), Central processing unit (CPU), FPGA tend to utilize encryption as a solution to protect the data. …”
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Influences of social tags choices on academic papers over time : a user centric approach. by Khasfariyati Razikin.

“…However, influences from the documents and personal factors tend to play a more dominant role in the tag choices than social factors. …”
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Behaviour of motorists during changeover of rates of the electronic road pricing system by Tan, Kelvin Yik Keong

“…The first being the spot speed study, where it was found that motorists tend to speed up while approaching an ERP gantry, but more so before the ERP begins operation than during any other price period. …”
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The impact of selected personality and demographic characteristics on entrepreneurship performance by Tan, Jean Mui Hia, Soh, Tze Kuan, Ong, Venus Lay Leng

“…The results showed that (a) entrepreneurs have moderate risk-taking propensity, but risk-taking propensity is not a distinguishing characteristic of the more successful entrepreneurs vis-a-vis the less successful entrepreneurs, (b) Singaporean entrepreneurs have a low tolerance of ambiguity which could be attributed to our country-specific context such as our societal and cultural factors, (c) entrepreneurs have high inter-role conflict and low intersender role conflict, but role conflict does not distinguish the more successful from the less successful entrepreneurs, and (d) younger entrepreneurs tend to be more successful but other demographic factors have no significant impact on the degree of entrepreneurs' performance success. …”
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Development of a load monitoring system for residential purposes by Kang, Vincent Jia Han

“…In the 21st Century, where technology is heavily dependent on the electricity to function and served its purposes, we tend to consume a massive amount of electricity knowing that natural gases are replenishing faster than it is being replenished. …”
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