Surtitling for Mandarin theatre : a user-centred approach to translating Singlish by Lin, Hui

“…The increasing use of surtitles worldwide, coupled with declining standards of mother tongue language in Singapore, meant that its use in the local theatre scene, especially in non-English theatre performances, is gaining popularity and importance. Singlish, being quintessentially Singaporean, is being used with increasing fervour in plays that are set locally. …”
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Enviro-toons : what do parents think about it? by Goh, Jeannette

“…Studies that look into children being part of the solution have put out alarming results; their modernized childhoods have been increasingly alienated them from nature, an interaction that academics note to be key in helping children develop pro-environmental values. …”
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Against indexicality: photography as a formation of thought by Paz, A

“…<p>Guided by the question of what does photography bring into being, ‘Against Indexicality’ is a proposition to rethink the foundation of the philosophy of photography – to rethink the supposed relation of truth between the photograph and the world. …”

From cosmos to cell: constructing a paradoxical selfhood through planetary and biological bodies in the poetry of Diane Ackerman and Jane Hirshfield by Tan, Jasmine Hui Jun

“…Ackerman postulates how the human self is more itself when we encounter an alien self, with the recognition of our biological similarities evidence of a cosmic selfhood. …”
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Denoising ECG signals by Oh, Melissa Kai Zhen

“…ECG signal is known to have plenty of noise signal that corrupts its data, some of these noises are baseline wandering (BW), power-line interferences and electromyographic interferences (EMG). …”
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The influence of nostalgia on serious leisure participation to achieve personal growth and happiness by Low, Shirmin Li Min

“…Serious leisure promotes life satisfaction and improves well-being. As a concept, it encompasses both reasons and outcomes for participation. …”
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Parenting Early Intervention Programme evaluation - DFE-RR121A by Lindsay, G, Strand, S, Cullen, MA, Cullen, S, Band, S, Davis, H, Conlon, G, Barlow, J, Evans, R

“…</p> <p>The recent Allen Report (2011) stressed the need to use effective methods of early interventions, including parenting programmes. …”

Physico-chemical and microstructure of artificial soils stabilised with lime-zeolite by Felix Ling, Ngee Leh

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End of the line by Chia, Wei Ting

“…It tells the story of a dystopian Earth that has been visited by an alien who has accelerated the end of the world by causing a new Ice Age. …”
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Network steganography – an investigation of covert channels in network protocols by Tan, Soon Siang.

“…Network Steganography describes all the methods used for transmitting data over a network without it being detected. This Final Year Project gives an overview of Network Steganography, introducing the concept of covert channels and network protocols that can be exploited to transmit hidden information. …”
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Growing Roses / by Hendy, Jenny, author 254251

All-sky search for gravitational wave emission from scalar boson clouds around spinning black holes in LIGO O3 data by Sudhir, Vivishek

“…We analyze the frequency range from 20 to 610 Hz, over a small frequency derivative range around zero, and use multiple frequency resolutions to be robust towards possible signal frequency wanderings. Outliers from this search are followed up using two different methods, one more suitable for nearly monochromatic signals, and the other more robust towards frequency fluctuations. …”
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Variation in the social composition of the uk academic elite: the underlay of the two – or three – cultures? by Bukodi, E, Goldthorpe, J

“…This is primarily due to changes in the social origins and education of Fellows in those sections of the British Academy that are on the borderline between the social and the natural sciences. A widening difference thus arises with Fellows in the humanities sections most representative of Snow’s ‘traditional culture’.…”

Decoding the future of human resource: How human resource analytics revolutionise the organisational landscape by Ahmad Hafizi, Ahmad Giran, Puteri Fadzline, Muhamad Tamyez, Muhammad Ashraf, Fauzi, Nor Faradilla, Mohamed Idris, Madhavkumar, Vandana

“…Technological advances and digitalisation have revolutionised human resource management (HRM) by increasing the quantity of workforce data and widening its access to facilitate decision-making in businesses. …”
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Decoding the future of human resource: How human resource analytics revolutionise the organisational landscape by Ahmad Hafizi, Ahmad Giran, Puteri Fadzline, Muhamad Tamyez, Muhammad Ashraf, Fauzi, Nor Faradilla, Mohamed Idris, Madhavkumar, Vandana

“…Technological advances and digitalisation have revolutionised human resource management (HRM) by increasing the quantity of workforce data and widening its access to facilitate decision-making in businesses. …”
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Ultra-wideband transmission line bandpass filters with sharpened roll-off skirts by Quek, Alwyn Chiao Liang

“…Finally, a modified UWB bandpass filter is proposed with sharpened roll-off skirts outside the UWB passband on both sides, widened upper-stopband and lowered loss in the passband. …”
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Tipping point in ice-sheet grounding-zone melting due to ocean water intrusion by Bradley, AT, Hewitt, IJ

“…We reveal a sensitive dependence of the grounding-zone dynamics on this feedback: as the grounding zone widens in response to melting, both temperature and flow velocity in the region increase, further enhancing melting. …”

The host : a novel / by Meyer, Stephenie, 1973- 317653

Supercreative : unleashing creative potential. by Chee, Edison.

“…The video described and illustrated how the human mind wanders into a virtual reality where gameplay is facilitated through imagination. …”
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Crack initiation and propagation in molded gypsum specimens with pre-cracked single flaws by Chong, Wanling.

“…Failure of the specimens was generally characterized by a widening of the failure crack aperture which split the specimen into numerous blocks. …”
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