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This is my land
Published 2014“…This Is My Land is an exploration of the concerns and issues facing young Singaporean adults, and delves into the problems they may face and the connections between person and society. …”
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Land transport in Singapore.
Published 2013“…In this study, we looked into the land transport situation in Singapore since her independence. …”
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Regrounding in a Foreign Land: The Resilience of Migrants
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The adaptability of native to land administration in Sarawak, Malaysia
Published 2022“…Driven by the multi-ethnic, multi-religious and multi-cultural nature of the natives, the land administration in Sarawak is facing enormous challenges to bridge the gaps between modern land administration systems and native customary tenure. …”
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Land reclamation without using soil-fills
Published 2016“…In order to sustain the fast-paced economic development and urbanisation, an increasing emphasis has been placed on land reclamation projects. …”
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Generative models for simulation of KamLAND-Zen
Published 2024“…They will be looking for event rates of less than one event per ton of instrumented isotope per year. …”
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Grid compliance for the land based electrical power generators
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Modelling trip and parking generation of major land uses in Singapore
Published 2009“…The main objective of this study is to develop trip and parking generation rates of office, commercial and industrial land uses in Singapore.…”
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Sea-level rise from land subsidence in major coastal cities
Published 2023“…Coastal land can be lost at rapid rates due to relative sea-level rise (RSLR) resulting from local land subsidence. …”
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The transfer and maximisation of dry-land strength & power into in-water thrust in competitive swimming
Published 2019“…Participants also completed a 25-m swim using the Aquanex Analysis System at slow, moderate and all-out pace with the front-crawl stroke. RESULTS: Significant correlation (p < 0.05) were found between dry-land power and in-water swimming power at all three swim speeds. …”
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Heterogeneities in landed costs of traded grains and oilseeds contribute to unequal access to food
Published 2025“…While some regions have uniform landed costs across sourcing locations, others face cost variations across trading partners, showing large inequalities in access. …”
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Chemical methods in dewatering clayey slurry for land reclamation (GE27AB/ISP)
Published 2015“…In this circumstance, the other alternative of using the clay material such as marina clay or waste soil from construction site is probably the only choice for land reclamation in Singapore. However, the usage of clay soil for land reclamation faces technical challenges such as very long settlement time as it is in the form of clay slurry. …”
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Analysis of CDMA-based land mobile satellite communication systems over fading channels
Published 2008“…In this thesis, by means of analytical and numerical methods, the average bit error rate of a wideband DS-CDMA land mobile LEO satellite communication sys-tem with an equal-gain RAKE receiver is derived. …”
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Ensuring sustainable water security through sustainable land management: Research evidences for policy
Published 2024“…Sustainable land management (SLM) practices is a key to reducing rates of land degradation and has proven to ensure water security by increasing soil moisture availability, decreasing surface runoff, decreasing soil erosion, increasing infiltration, and decreasing flood discharge. …”
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Behaviour of motorists during changeover of rates of the electronic road pricing system
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The blue green algal bloom in the nearshore waters of Cukai bay facing the South China Sea
Published 1999“…Since the early 1990's, large areas of mangrove forest along the nearshore waters of Cukai bay had been cleared to give way for the development of aquaculture activities, human settlement and setting up of new small scale fish processing industries. The Cukai bay, facing the South China Sea, has inflows from the Cukai river estuaries and other numerous small river tributaries. …”
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Robust linear output feedback controller for autonomous landing of a quadrotor on a ship deck
Published 2019“…Ship deck landing control of a quadrotor requires certain robustness with respect to ship heave motion. …”
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Leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technology for enhanced border surveillance at the Malaysia-Thailand land border
Published 2024“…Thus, this article aims to assess the potential application of artificial intelligence (AI) technology at the Malaysia-Thailand land border in enhancing border security. Based on a series of interviews with relevant ministries, enforcement agencies, technology experts, academic experts and other stakeholders, as well as secondary sources, this study found that AI technology has the potential to overcome issues pertaining to weak border control management faced by the Royal Malaysian Police (RMP), the main enforcement agency that manages the Malaysia-Thailand land border along with other enforcement agencies. …”
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