Variation of address terms in Malay : case study of Malay families in Singapore by Siti Nadiah Mohd Shafie Maskon

“…Using recordings of natural conversations as data, this study investigates how address terms are used among the family members. The findings of this study confirm that there is a hierarchical system in Malay address term usage. …”
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Activity recognition from inertial sensors on a smartphone by Chee, Kok Hao

“…In this project, unobtrusive finding of a person’s activities is implemented through a smart phone. …”
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Impact of extended trading hours in market microstructure: evidence from the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange by Gan, Seow Cheng, Lo, Sok Tsing, Lee, Seow Li

“…Based on the daily observations for the KLSE index from 28 January 1992 to 31 December 1992, this study finds that the Kuala Lumpur market has not showed mark improvement in its market efficiency except for its trading volume, after it extended its trading hours by 90 minutes. …”
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3D measurement of movements of fish fins using high-speed cameras-I by Tan, John Wei You

“…From the captured video frame images, the boxfish can be observed to use the fins as a way of stabilising itself in regardless of the current that is flowing towards it, this is achieved by the use of its fins to create force to counter the flow of water, thus maintaining its stable position. The findings from this report is able to generate great depth of information for engineers and designer when working on underwater vehicle that required a high amount of stability.…”
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Amazon cloud-based computing for flow/mass cytometry data analysis by Than, Kyaw Min

“…Therefore, my main objective is to build an efficient data analysis system that will assist scientists to discover more findings. The datasets, obtained from National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), which innovate science and health by providing access to genomic and biomedical datasets, are analysed. …”
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Storytime : a pilot study on sound symbolism and child-directed speech by Travers Kumar, Juanita

“…Results found significant main effects of the pseudowords (label) for all measures but main effect of congruency was not found. These findings suggest that a larger sample size and additional measures should be considered for similar future studies. …”
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How one-parent-one-language strategy influences the development of balanced bilingualism by Lee, Debbie Shih Min, Pek, Siao Tian, Seah, Vivian Yi Fang

“…This paper has provided a better theoretical understanding regarding the effects of the OPOL strategy on balanced bilingualism. Based on the findings, a set of practical guidelines has also been developed to aid parents in the implementation of the OPOL strategy in their homes. …”
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Optimization of solubility of corannulene polymers via ring opening metathesis polymerization by Gunasegaran, Kevitrra

“…The PDI of the copolymer produced was characterized using GPC whereas its solubility was visually assessed. Based on the findings, it can be deduced that corannulene- undecane-substituted norbornene copolymer has the highest solubility at 1:9 via G3-catalyzed block polymerization, whereby the polymerization process only proceeds when the corannulene monomer is blocked first. …”
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Crypto-linguistics in Singapore : deciphering the Singapore Stone by Chua, Sock Hui

“…This study also serves as a starting point for the decipherment of the Singapore Stone, and further research can look into finding the other fragments sent to Calcutta.…”
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Vibratory finishing on SLM-printed hip stem implant by Goh, Joo Hao

“…Hashimoto’s model will also be used in the course of the report to further evaluate the findings. It is further discovered that only certain surfaces of the built samples are able to be finished to required standards for use as hip stem implants, however this problem can be mitigated whilst designing of the hip stem implant for the patient.…”
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Reimagining the Singaporean dream : the rise of entrepreneurial pursuits amongst young adults by Chiang, Alicia Chor Hong, Ong, Chu Wen

“…This paper positions ‘Ideology’ as a key mechanism in influencing the pursuit of entrepreneurship in Singapore given its power to influence its desirability, and the findings suggest that social environment for one to start a business venture in Singapore is not as conducive as it seems at face value given the dynamics of ‘ideological state apparatuses’ at play.…”
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Investigating effects of avatars on primary school children’s affective responses to learning by Theng, Yin-Leng, Aung, Paye

“…Specifically, the study aims to examine whether the expressions of avatars have an influence on these young children’s emotional responses and motivation towards learning. Preliminary findings with twenty-four young children participants showed that they loved avatars and influenced by avatars’ expressions on their performances. …”
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The effectiveness of project management by stakeholders in enhancing project and stakeholder management by Aladpoosh, Hamid

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Navigating an invisible labyrinth: the effect of involuntary bogus self-employment on female Greek-Cypriot educators’ job satisfaction and subjective well-being by Meletiadou, Eleni

“…Implications of the findings are discussed to unveil the gendered challenges that women with caregiving responsibilities still face in the workplace due to insufficient childcare and caregiving support.…”
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State and faith: the supply-side theory of religion and the case of Turkey by Gurses, Mehmet, Fox, Jonathan, Öztürk, Ahmet Erdi

“…We argue this is because hegemonic religious policies may create crosscutting effects which both increase and decrease religiosity. The findings also have political implications that are undertheorized in the supply-side literature.…”

Negotiating publicity, publicising domesticity: women-authored Heian kana memoirs, circulation, reception, and power by Tome Valencia, I

“…</p> <p>This thesis presents a comparative approach to different modes of authorship, dynamics of patronage, questions of publicity, the circulation of women-authored texts, and their relation with the sphere of domesticity; and finds itself in the intersection between premodern literature and Queer studies.…”

As firm as their foundations: creating transferable adversarial examples across downstream tasks with CLIP by Hu, A, Gu, J, Pinto, F, Kamnitsas, K, Torr, PHS

“…Solely based on open-sourced CLIP vision encoders, this method can produce highly effective adversaries that simultaneously fool more than 20 downstream models spanning 4 common vision-language tasks (semantic segmentation, object detection, image captioning and visual question-answering). Our findings highlight the concerning safety risks introduced by the extensive usage of publicly available foundational models in the development of downstream systems, calling for extra caution in these scenarios.…”

Urban trust in Kenya and Tanzania: Cooperation in the provision of public goods by Burbidge, D

“…In Kisumu, in contrast, with participants reflective of the dominant Luo ethnicity, the lack of state provision of public services has seen a feeble and individualistic response. The findings demonstrate how ethnic distribution matters less for public goods provision than commitments amongst citizens themselves and between citizens and local authorities.…”

A tale of disregard? Reception of the jurisprudence of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities before the European Court of Human Rights by Cali, B, Galand, AS

“…By focussing on the right to legal capacity, accessibility and reasonable accommodation, we demonstrate that the transformative jurisprudence of the CRPD Committee was met with visible disregard in Strasbourg. Our findings point to both the importance of specialised human rights treaties and jurisprudence in advancing the rights of historically discriminated groups and the challenges of judicially diffusing transformative protections for the rights of persons with disabilities into general human rights law. …”

Perceived climate risk and stock prices: an empirical analysis of pricing effects by Ameur, HB, Dao, D, Ftiti, Z, Louhichi, W

“…Our results show that perceived climate risk is priced into Standard and Poor's 500 (S&amp;P 500) Index stock returns and is robust when different asset-pricing models are used. Our findings have implications for market participants, as understanding the relationship between perceived climate risk and asset prices is crucial for investors seeking to navigate the financial implications of climate change and for policymakers aiming to promote sustainable financing and mitigate the potential damaging effects of climate risk on financial markets, and a pricing model that accurately incorporates perceived climate risk can facilitate this understanding.…”