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

“…This period is in turn split into two five-year periods: 1985-1989 and 1990- 1994. This is to assist the comparison of the four dragons’ economies between the 80s and the 90s. …”
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Antecedents and outcomes of employee engagement. by Hor, Guoyong.

“…Personality was measured using the five 16PF global factors (Cattell, 1946). Employee engagement was measured in terms of one's psychological state (state engagement) and behaviors (behavioral engagement; Kahn, 1990). …”
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Human metapneumovirus in Singapore : epidemiology, fusion-attachment protein interaction and virus-like particle assembly by Loo, Liat Hui

“…There was also no existing data on the presence of HBoV, HCoV and HRV in hospitalized children in Singapore. …”
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Asynchronous logic quasi delay insensitive (QDI) static/dynamic/pass logic transistor-level implementation half/full buffer realization approaches for robust VLSI system by Tsui, Yun Kan

“…Asynchronous logic should be the future direction of logic design that have the potential to overcome this issue. In this project, five types of asynchronous design technique, which included Static/Dynamic/Pass Logic Transistor-level Implementation, Pre-Charged Half-Buffer and Weak-Conditioned Half- Buffer and four key parameters, which included Delay, Power consumption, Energy consumption and Number of transistor used were experimented. …”
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Thermal phase-change storage for power regeneartion by Toh, Jeremy Wei Hong

“…In this study, an experimental study is conducted to investigate the efficiency of the designed thermal energy storage (TES) unit and also to test how the designed TES unit performs under different working conditions. The five chambers of the TES unit were filled with paraffin wax which is the phase change material (PCM). …”
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K Wizdom Pte Ltd (Optimate) by Loo, Preston Nam Kuen

“…Chapter Four of this report is the summary to give an overview of what the author has learnt and what was accomplished during the author’s Final Year Project. Finally, Chapter Five and Chapter Six of this report document the key learning and the references to the materials that the author has used.…”
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Ultrasonic guided wave inspection in large composite plate by Sakthivel Tamilarasam

“…The excitation signal is five cycle hanning windowed tone burst and based on the vibration signal captured in Laser vibrometer, the interactions between lamb waves and the composite plate are studied. …”
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Exchange rate prediction based on machine learning methods by Hong, Yuyue

“…In this paper, we use machine learning methods mentioned above to forecast the exchange rate between five different currencies and the United States dollar. …”
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Impact of plant practices on operational performance : a statistical analysis of data from a Canadian manufacturing survey. by Huang, Yun Bo.

“…The results also indicate that while usage of many practices can significantly distinguish MS groups from LS groups, there is a difference as to how every practice factor and individual practices contribute to plant performance improvement on the five dimensions. It was found that the quality-related practices are the most important ones for improving quality performance, manufacturing technologies are the most effective practices for improving cost & productivity performance. …”
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Can we please have some honesty about drugs by Saad ul Hassan Hashmi

“…Finally, in section four, I will discuss contemporary research on drugs. In section five, I consider more objections to the arguments I have made and draw a final conclusion: that policy should be framed based on evidence.…”
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UAV navigation using vision sensor only by Mai, Ky Phong

“…It goes into detail on five different categories of path planning and two popular path planning algorithms that are widely used. …”
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Crazy pole dancing tattooed metalhead biking crossplaying Asians by Devi, Uma, Kang, Hillary Yu Ping

“…This feature magazine dives past Singapore’s gilt exterior and into the world of five vibrant communities - here are Singapore’s pole dancers, its tattoo artists, its metal bands, its girl bikers, and its crossplayers, and these are their worlds.…”
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The neoliberal convergence of European industrial relations: economic inevitability or result of European political choices? by Jefferys, Steve

“…The central argument of Lucio Baccaro and Chris Howell’s analysis of European industrial relations over the past four decades (with a statistical analysis of fifteen countries and detailed chapters on five) is that ‘employer discretion’ has increased everywhere, although this is evidenced more in some countries than in others. …”

Contributions of age groups and causes of death to the sex gap in lifespan variation in Europe by Zazueta-Borboa, J-D, Aburto, JM, Permanyer, I, Zarulli, V, Janssen, F

“…We examined the contributions of age groups and causes of death to the sex gap in lifespan variation for 28 European countries, grouped into five European regions. In 2010–15, males in Europe displayed a 6.8-year-lower life expectancy and a 2.3-year-higher standard deviation in lifespan than females, with clear regional differences. …”

Zola's Une page d'amour: the novelist as Japanese artist by Yee, J

“…Japanese art also influences description in Une page d’amour, and most of all the five great cityscapes that show Paris seen from Hélène’s apartment at different times of day. …”

An assessment of India’s energy landscape: 2008–13 by Deb, K

“…As the global economy spiralled into the worst financial crisis since the great Depression in 2008 (according to Nouriel Roubini, Kenneth Rogoff, and Nariman Behravesh, in a press release reported in Reuters, 27 February 2009), India seemed to be bucking the trend. A five-year average GDP growth rate of 8.6 per cent per annum (p.a.) over 2003–8, more than twice that of the world average of 3.8 per cent p.a., and a full percentage point higher than the rest of the non-OECD countries (7.6 per cent p.a.), had arguably set India up for what was expected to be a period of high growth, rivalling that of China. …”

Political strategies to overcome climate policy obstructionism by Srivastav, S, Rafaty, R

“…From this we deduce a set of strategies for how the climate movement competes against entrenched hydrocarbon interests. Five strategies for overcoming obstructionism emerge: (1) appeasement, which involves compensating the losers; (2) co-optation, which seeks to instigate change by working with incumbents; (3) institutionalism, which involves changes to public institutions to support decarbonization; (4) antagonism, which creates reputational or litigation costs to inaction; and (5) countervailance, which makes low-carbon alternatives more competitive. …”

Pose search: retrieving people using their pose by Ferrari, V, Marin-Jimenez, M, Zisserman, A

“…Performance is assessed on five episodes of the TV series 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', and pose retrieval is demonstrated also on three Hollywood movies.…”

Visual bordering: how refugee-serving organizations represent refugees on Instagram by Jhoti, A, Allen, WL

“…Using a discourse-centered online ethnographic approach, we collected 191 posts made in early 2021 by five UK-based organizations. Then, we applied quantitative content and qualitative semiotic analysis to these posts, complemented by two semi-structured interviews with communications staff members. …”

Motivated knowledge acquisition: implicit self-theories and the preference for knowledge breadth or depth by Crolic, C, Clarkson, JJ, Otto, AS, Murphy, MC

“…Specifically, we propose that incremental theorists prefer knowledge that expands their understanding of diverse experiences within a category (i.e., knowledge breadth), whereas entity theorists prefer knowledge that refines their understanding of a preferred experience within a category (i.e., knowledge depth). Five studies show the effect of implicit self-theories on individuals’ preferences for knowledge breadth and depth and the role of learning and performance goals in motivating these knowledge preferences. …”