Designing initiatives for vulnerable families : from theory to design in Sydney, Australia by Eastwood, John Graeme, De Souza, Denise E., Shaw, Miranda, Garg, Pankaj, Woolfenden, Susan, Tyler, Ingrid, Kemp, Lynn A.

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Workforce fatigue model and its relationship with workforce productivity by Shahraki, Shahrokh

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Modulating electronic and geometric structure of transition metal compounds for efficient water splitting by Tang, Shasha

“…In view of the inexhaustible supply of water, hydrogen generation by water electrolysis is a promising strategy to provide sustainable energy source. One of the important factors that constrains the mass production of water electrolysis is lack of efficient and cost-effective catalysts. …”
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Sulfate radical based advanced oxidation processes coupled with ceramic membranes for water purification by Bao, Yueping

“…Finally, to have a better understanding on the SMX transformation via PMS in the presence of nano-bimetallic Co/Fe oxides, a systematic study was conducted in Chapter 6. The influencing factors (pH, NOM, catalyst loading and PMS dosage) were investigated and the radical generation as well as PMS activation mechanism were explored. …”
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An Investigation of the Reliability of the Taiwan Earthquake Model PSHA2015 by Wang, Yu‐Ju, Lee, Ya‐Ting, Chan, Chung‐Han, Ma, Kuo‐Fong

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A Lagrangian perspective on the lifecycle and radiative effect of deep convective clouds by Jones, WK

“…<p>Deep convective clouds (DCCs) play a key role in weather, the general circulation of the atmosphere, and the energy balance of the troposphere; the feedback of DCCs in response to global warming remains one of the largest uncertainties in future climate projections. …”

Prediction of stable perovskite quantum dots (QDs) using machine learning (ML) algorithms by Cheong, Ivan

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Control schemes of voltage source converters in more-electronics power systems by He, Jinsong

“…Nonetheless, the selection of weighting factors (WFs) is a common obstacle for the finite control set model predictive control (FCS MPC) of power converters. …”
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Gender and political participation : news consumption, political efficacy and interpersonal communication by Wen, Nainan, Hao, Xiaoming, George, Cherian

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翻译与意识形态的操控 ：以 Northanger Abbey 的两个中译本为例 = Ideological manipulation on translation : a study on two translated versions of Northanger Abbey by 尚晓萌 Shang, Xiaomeng

“…Two translated versions of Northanger Abbey are used for comparison in this thesis. One was translated by Ma Qiaozhi in 1958,which was the beginning of a new Chinese nation and the other by Sun zhili in 1986,when “thought liberation” happened and China stepped up to the reform and opening up period. …”
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中国东北人移民新加坡后的语言变化及其社会意义 = Study of the language changes of Chinese Northeastern immigrants as a socio-linguistic Indicator in Singapore by 李思 Li, Si

“…At the same time, immigrant’s occupation and age are the two major factors which affecting their language change. In addition, immigrants who have positive language attitudes towards Singaporean language can better integrate into the society and have a stronger sense of belonging.…”
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Visible light communication systems supporting wireless data access and indoor positioning applications by Yang, Helin

“…In indoor multi-user multi-cell multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) VLC systems, ICI and inter-user interference (IUI) are the two key factors that could severely degrade the system performance. …”
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《虬髯客传》的古今诠释 : 以《虬髯客传》、《虬髯翁》和《风尘三侠之红拂女》为例 = Retelling “The legend of curled beard” : examples from Tang, Ming and Contemporary... by 梁琇涵 Leong, Xiu Han

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Development of highly efficient organic and perovskite solar cells by Li, Xianqiang

“…Besides we also studied the factors that influence the performance of the polymer HTLs. …”
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French foreign policy towards Poland (1989-1993) by Dangelmayer, AM

“…Chapters II and III examine two critical factors causing this increased mulitlateralisation: namely external and domestic constraints. …”