National security in Malaysia's digital economy: redefinition, reaction and legal reform by Zulhuda, Sonny

“…The challenge is, the more a governance system is exposed to the Internet and ICT, the bigger the risks it would face. When the security of the system is not reliable enough to secure the system, information assets are at stake and the country’s critical information infrastructure (such as defence, communications, energy and medical systems) would become loophole that undermines national security. …”
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The legality of a living trust as an instrument for Islamic wealth management: a Malaysian perspective by Halim, Akmal Hidayah

“…This situation is inconsistent with the rule of Islamic law on gift (hibah) and succession, especially when the beneficiary is a person who has the legal capacity to own property and who may be one of the legal heirs of the deceased-settlor. …”
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Simulation of a surface transverse wave biosensor for DF-1 cells by Jamil, Nadira, Nordin, Anis Nurashikin, Mel, Maizirwan, Voiculescu, Ioana

“…Detection of chemical and biological agents in aqueous solutions is a difficult problem, especially when the detection technique has to be sensitive, power-efficient and very handy. …”
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Procedure for unfair dismissal claims in Malaysia by Ali Mohamed, Ashgar Ali, Sardar Baig, Farheen Baig

“…What happens when an employee loses his job or is unfairly dismissed? …”
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The rights of victims of crime under Malaysian law: legal framework and prospect for reforms by Hussin, Nasimah

“…As a result, it is claimed, victims rarely experience justice when their case is dealt with by traditional punitive methods. …”
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Modelling manufacturing process using a modified IDEF0 framework a case study of a car door manufacturing plant by Al-Turki , Abdullah, Faris, Waleed Fekry

“…The results obtained after the simulation of the modified model was found to be remarkable when it was verified with factory personnel. …”
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Access to justice: the human dignity of Muslim and women divorce in Malaysia by Kamaruddin, Zaleha

“…Divorce should not be a weapon llsed against spouses, but a humane practice which is resorted to in exceptional circumstances; i.e. when it is feared that the limit set by Allah SWT will be transgressed. …”
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An empirical comparison of meta analysis models for continuous data with missing standard deviations by Nik Idris, Nik Ruzni, Saidin, Norraida

“…Abstract: The choice between the Fixed and Random Effects models for providing an overall meta analysis estimates may affect the accuracy of those estimates. When the study-level standard deviations (SDs) are not completely reported or are “missing” selection of a meta analysis model should be done with more caution. …”
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A case study on the effect of imputing the missing variability measures in meta analysis by Nik Idris, Nik Ruzni

“…One of the common problems with meta analysis data is when the variability measures, specifically, the standard deviations are not reported in the individual studies. …”
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The invitation to treat and Mu'atah in online contracts by Razali, Siti Salwani

“…When dealing with an offer, it is crucial to determine whether a “statement” amounts to an “offer” or a mere “invitation to treat.” …”
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Design and implementation of fuzzy-based PID controller by Salami, Momoh Jimoh Eyiomika, Bulale I., Yusuf

“…One such method is based on fuzzy logic technique which is considered much more appropri.ate when precise mathematical formulation is infeasible or difficult to achieve. …”
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On selection of models for continuos meta analysis data with incomplete variability measures by Nik Idris, Nik Ruzni, Sarudin, Norraida

“…The choice between the fixed and random effects models for providing an overall meta analysis estimates may affect the accuracy of those estimates. When the study-level standard deviations (SDs) are not completely reported or are “missing” selection of a meta analysis model should be done with more caution. …”
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NoMadCar: the interactive design using human computer interaction techniques by Shaikh, Asadullah, Soomro, Safeeullah, Shah , Asadullah, Aziz, Abdul

“…Therefore, this paper presents the design that is used to �nd the ways how a user interface in the car can improve the driver's safety when using mobile devices such as phones and mp3 players while driving. …”
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Awareness of gender-sensitive expressions in the print media by Mohamed Ali, Haja Mohideen

“…The study is primarily focused on nouns which are gendered in a way regarded as inappropriate because the noun refers to the wrong gender, or it is expressed in such a manner that it excludes one of the two genders, when both should be rightly included. The paper will confine itself to local (Malaysian) news items. …”
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Dataset for TPB, Data Security and Perceived Benefits by Yahya, Taher Ben

“…However, there is a dilemma when this repeated action is associated with mobile phone recycling since convincing mobile users to recycle sustainably is challenging. …”
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Review article on Critical Management Education : review of L. Perriton and M. Reynolds, Critical Management Education: From Pedagogy of Possibility to Pedagogy of Refusal? Managem... by Schwabenland, Christina

“…Perriton and Reynolds build their article on a debate that circled around a challenge by Elizabeth Ellsworth to the field of ‘radical’ education when she published an article in 1989 that suggested that critical educationalists, while espousing Freirean emancipatory ideals, were failing to ‘confront the authoritarianism inherent within most teacher-student relationships’ (Perriton and Reynolds, 2004 p. 62); in other words, that they failed to practice what they preached. …”
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Using Assessment of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) to Support Refugee Access Into Higher Education and Employment by Clarke, Andrew

“…When people flee persecution in their own country to seek a safe haven elsewhere they are primarily concerned with the bare facts of survival but what do refugees bring with them and how can host countries help them unlock their potential and become active citizens? …”
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Faith-based organisations, development and the World Bank by Haynes, Jeffrey

“…Focusing on the activities of the World Bank in the 1995-2005 period, when, under the leadership of President James Wolfensohn and Katherine Marshall, then Head of the Bank’s development Dialogue on Values and Ethics (DDVE), the institution engaged with some selected FBOs, this chapter enquires into the reasons for the Bank’s interest in faith as well as its sudden disappearance. …”
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Are Stock and Housing Returns Complements or Substitutes? Evidence from OECD Countries by Caporale, Guglielmo Maria, Sousa, Ricardo M.

“…The evidence based on data for 15 OECD countries shows that when agents expectfuture stock returns to be higher, they will temporarily allow consumption to rise. …”
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The impacts of overheating mitigation within the life cycle carbon of dwellings under UK future climate by Din, Asif, Brotas, Luisa

“…Overheating factors are not understood by designers at early design stage both the operation and construction of buildings directly influence when air condition is adopted in dwellings,using TM52 the sensitivity of variables is studied to mitigate overheating events to achieve comfortable buildings. …”
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