Artificial intelligence (AI) by Ismail, Fadillah, al Hosaini, Adnan Ali Hassan, Wei, Chan Shiau, Ruslan, Rumaizah, Maulad Bahrol, Khadijah

“…Since the first appearance of the words “artificial intelligence”, usually associated with John McCarthy’s 1956 Dartmouth Summer Research Project, interest in the topic and research into the development of intelligent machines has seen several ups and downs.…”
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Women and flexitime by Abdul Kadir, Adibah, Maulad Bahro, Khadijah, Mohd Rosli, Nur Amalina, Ismail, Fadillah

“…At present also, it can be seen that the individual requires more balance between work and life at the same time they have more time to take care of their families. …”
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Developing the ethical foundations of Islamic economics: benefitting from Toshihiko Izutsu by Haneef, Mohamed Aslam, Furqani, Hafas

“…In particular, the concept of man as khalÊfah-Ñabd is seen as having significant ethical implications on how economics and economic decision-making would be developed.…”
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Optimal large linear complexity frequency hopping patterns derived from polynomial residue class rings by Udaya, Paramapalli, Siddiqi, Mohammad Umar

“…The nonlinear sequences have large linear complexity and can be seen as a generalized version of GMW sequences over fields…”
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From Pasha to Cleopatra and Vashti: the Oriental Other in Charlotte Brontë’s Villette by Mohd Ramli, Aimillia

“…In the novel, the Oriental familial institution of the harem is figuratively and literally seen as a contaminant that poses a threat to a racial and gendered colonial British character. …”
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Knowledge by stipulation: the rectification of names by Shahab, Syed Alwi

“…So what is left over from all this will be "raw" beliefs which have not been converted into knowns and other synthetic or hybrid simulcra commonly seen as information or data. …”
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Say you say me: on entrepreneurship education as a differentiation strategy by Abu Samah, Ainon Jauhariah, Omar, Azura

“…The students interviewed generally perceive Bachelor of Business Management (Entrepreneurship) as a specialized program meant to create business founders whereas Bachelor of Business Administration is seen as a mould for industry-ready worker.…”
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From Pasha to Cleopatra and Vashti: the oriental other in Charlotte Brontë’s Villette by Mohd Ramli, Aimillia

“…In the novel, the Oriental familial institution of the harem is figuratively and literally seen as a contaminant that poses a threat to a racial and gendered colonial British character. …”
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Building crack characterization using an hybrid approach by Salami, Abdulazeez F., Aibinu, Abiodun Musa, Shafie, Amir Akramin, Salami, Momoh Jimoh Emiyoka, Bamgbopa, Ibrahim A., Lawal, Wahab Adetunji

“…Crack can easily be seen on many buildings and along major roads in developing and developed countries. …”
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Comparison of serum specific IgE with skin prick test in the diagnosis of allergy in Malaysia by Asha'ari, Zamzil Amin, Yusof, Suhaimi, Yusof, Rosnida Azura, Ismail, Rushdan, CYC, Maraina

“…Significant positive correlation was seen between the diameter of wheal and flare of SPT and the SSIgE results.…”
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Mobile user location prediction enabled services in ubiquitous computing: determination user location using MFN algorithm by Mantoro, Teddy, Olowolayemo, Akeem Koye

“…The past decade has seen a rapid development of many applications in the field of pervasive or ubiquitous computing. …”
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Dynamic analysis of critical features in EEG for motor imitation among Autistic children by Razali, Najwani, Abdul Rahman, Abdul Wahab

“…Currently, imitation becomes an important issue which can be seen as new procedure to detect early childhood autism. …”
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A critical analysis of the role of oil in hindering transition towards democracy in the Middle East by Ahmed, Raed Asad

“…It is argued that Western countries face a moral predicament in meeting their strategic oil needs from a region seen as predominantly undemocratic and undemocratizing.…”
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Joining the dots on sexual exploitation of children and women: a way forward for UK policy responses by Coy, Maddy

“…A combination of high profile cases, enquiries and a steadily building research evidence base has seen sexual exploitation of children (CSE) gain prominence and urgency as a policy issue in the UK. …”

Assessing Reflective Learning: precepts, percepts and practices by Salmon, Richard

“…Laing, the distinguished psychiatrist, said that we are ‘acting parts in a play we have never read and never seen’, (Laing 1971). This allusion to the influence that the unconscious has in shaping our thought and action, provides those in higher education with a reminder that, until we learn to reflect and liberate our minds, we shall be destined to repeat past mistakes. …”
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The effects of word characteristics on children's reading by Keating, Geraldine Corriene

“…The regularity effect was seen to be dependent upon hostility and frequency of word neighbours, and the frequency of the target word itself, rather than due to a regularity-irregularity dichotomy.…”
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Are Stock and Housing Returns Complements or Substitutes? Evidence from OECD Countries by Caporale, Guglielmo Maria, Sousa, Ricardo M.

“…Regarding housing returns, if housing assets are seen as complements to stocks, then investors react in the same way, but if they are instead treated as substitutes consumption will be temporarily reduced.…”
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The intersection of social media and customer retention in the luxury beauty industry by Stokinger, Ellen, Ozuem, Wilson

“…The use of Social Media in the luxury beauty industry has caused many heated debates as it is seen as a form of interference in the exclusivity of luxury brands by limiting the physical and sensual contact between brand and customer. …”

Social media and customer retention: implications for the luxury beauty industry by Stokinger, Ellen, Ozuem, Wilson

“…The use of social media in the luxury beauty industry has caused many heated debates as it is seen as a form of interference in the exclusivity of luxury brands by limiting the physical and sensual contact between brand and customer. …”

Book review : American Islamophobia: understanding the roots and rise of fear by Haynes, Jeffrey

“…Fast-forward 36 years and the election of Donald Trump as president in 2016 is seen by Beydoun as a further step down the road of a vilification of Muslims in the USA, a process immensely hastened and deepened by 11 September 2001 (“9/11”), when nearly 3,000 people were killed by an al Qaeda attack on the USA.…”
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