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Fact-finding missions : the Strasbourg experience
Published 2010“…However, where fundamental facts remain in dispute between the parties, the ECtHR has, in the past, conducted fact-finding missions. The basis upon which such fact-finding missions are conducted is to be found in Art. 38(1) ECHR which provides simply that the Court may, "if need be, undertake an investigation". …”
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Analysis of Dijkstra’s and A* algorithm to find the shortest path
Published 2015“…There are so many algorithms used to find the shortest path such as Dijkstra, A* algorithm, Genetic algorithm, Floyd algorithm and Ant algorithm. …”
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More than human aesthetics: interactive enrichment for elephants
Published 2020“…Applying existing aesthetic dimensions and design principles to the challenge of designing interactive enrichment for them, we show how the insights gained can inform more than human centered design in different settings. …”
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Exploration to find green building materials from recycled solid wastes
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Finding the zeros of the ahlfors map for smooth multiply connected regions
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Finding it sticky: ESJ and the foundation art, architecture and design course
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Closing the loop on educational research : using findings to improve the student experience
Published 2003“…But it is still in a state of suspended animation, as an unfulfilled ambition - for unless its findings are applied to the students' experience and the results monitored, it has not fulfilled its purpose. …”
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Finding logical vulnerability in policies using three-level semantic framework
Published 2024“…Our objective is to model the domain and find such vulnerabilities. Our proposed framework has three levels. …”
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Do internally managed REITs manage earnings more than externally managed REITs?
Published 2024“…Using a sample of listed South African REITs for the 2013 - 2021 time period, we examine the relationship between management structures and earnings management. We do not find any aggressive practice in internally managed REITs during the study period. …”
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Book Review : Useful enemies: when waging wars is more important than winning them
Published 2021“…This is a book review of: Keen, D. (2012) Useful enemies: when waging wars is more important than winning. Yale University Press. 9780300205435, 304 pages. …”
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Incorporating research findings in the economics syllabus: evidence on genuine sociality from Italy and the UK
Published 2017“…We attempt to measure how keen students are to incorporate research findings in the syllabus by developing a questionnaire which introduces undergraduate students in Italy and the U.K. to key findings in the research literature on genuine sociality, an area in which the methodological divide is very noticeable. …”
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Young children retain fast mapped object labels better than shape, color, and texture words
Published 2015“…However, after one week only the mappings for object labels were retained above chance levels. Our findings suggest that fast mapped object labels are retained long-term better than color, shape and texture words. …”
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Preliminary qualitative findings: challenges in large infrastructure projects towards development of innovative performance measurement
Published 2015“…Owing to this limitation, preliminary findings of identifying the challenges in large infrastructure projects are vital to fulfill the current needs in the development of innovative performance measurement. …”
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Why the processing of repeated targets are better than that of no repetition: evidence from easy-to-difficult and difficult-to-easy switching situations
Published 2014“…Background: Previous studies have found that the processing of repeated targets are easier than that of non-repetition. Although several theories attempt to explain this issue, the underlying mechanism still remains uncovered. …”
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