Harnessing Instability Mechanisms in Airfoil Flow for Data-Driven Forecasting of Extreme Events by Barthel, Benedikt, Sapsis, Themistoklis P.

“…These extreme excursions may be seen as prototypical of the kind of unsteady and intermittent dynamics relevant to the flow around airfoils and wings in a variety of real-world applications. …”
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From Opinion Dynamics to Collective Action: How Identity-Based Tolerance Leads to Political Extremism by Liang, Chen E.

“…We show that homogeneous groups, often seen as indicators of polarization, could paradoxically be key to reducing organized extremism when dominated by moderates who can effectively mobilize collective action while marginalizing extremists.…”
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From Liquid to Stone: Reimagining the design of concrete structures for reuse by Donovan, Inge, Schnitzler, Jenna

“…In a future where buildings are increasingly seen as stockpiles for subsequent reuse, the reinvention of concrete structures is an imperative that presents an opportunity for a new tectonic – concrete is no longer a liquid poured once and cured on site, but instead is a material more akin to stone, retaining value across multiple lifespans.…”
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Protein spatiotemporal dynamics in gene regulation and disease pathology by Zheng, Ming

“…Such reduced protein mobility under diverse pathogenic stimuli, termed proteolethargy, may account for diverse cellular dysregulation seen in chronic disease (Dall’Agnese, Zheng, Moreno et al., 2024).…”
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Timbral Transformations by Shand, Jessica

“…In addition to the music at its core, the project interfaces with gender studies in its original exposition on timbre and timbral identity, includes a rigorous set of experiments with human and machine listeners, and makes original applications of multimodal language models not before seen in musicology or music theory. A live performance incorporating each of these project vectors and an audience discussion following the event offer further opportunities for reflection and critique.…”
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Relative Robot Localization and Frame Alignment for Multi-Robot Collaboration by Peterson, Mason B.

“…To perform frame alignment, robots build up maps of recently seen static objects and use these maps and the detections of tracked dynamic objects to correct for frame drift. …”
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Neural Light Transport for Relighting and View Synthesis by Zhang, Xiuming, Fanello, Sean, Tsai, Yun-Ta, Sun, Tiancheng, Xue, Tianfan, Pandey?, Rohit, Orts-Escolano, Sergio, Davidson?, Philip, Rhemann, Christoph, Debevec?, Paul, Barron, Jonathan T., Ramamoorthi, Ravi, Freeman, William

“…In particular, we show how to fuse previously seen observations of illuminants and views to synthesize a new image of the same scene under a desired lighting condition from a chosen viewpoint. …”
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Human anatomy in ancient Indian sculptures of Gandhara art illustrating the fasting Buddha by Abrahams, Peter, Mogali, Sreenivasulu Reddy

“…The boundaries of the axilla, and triangles of the neck were also clearly seen. Our observations demonstrate that ancient Indian artists of the Gandhara region had a basic knowledge of human anatomy, especially surface anatomy and musculoskeletal features. …”
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Cultural resonance & spiritual capital : the role of religion in framing Malaysia's humanitarian response to the Rohingya refugee crisis by Muhammad Idaffi Othman

“…Humanitarian actors can capitalize on religion as one, religion can be a potent source of value construction, two, religion has a large capacity for resilience and recovery of the displaced community, and three, when seen as one transnational community of believers, can be a potent force of humanitarian assistance mobiliser. …”
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Utilization of CSR to build organizations’ corporate image in Asia : need for an integrative approach by Pang, Augustine, Lwin, May Oo, Ng, Chrystal Shu-Min, Ong, Ying-Kai, Chau, Shannon Rose Wing-Ching, Yeow, Kristle Poh-Sim

“…However, some organizations hesitate to use CSR communication to enhance their corporate image because they wanted to avoid being seen as using CSR as a promotional tool.…”
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The imagination of eco-disaster : post-disaster rebuilding in Asian cinema by Chu, Kiu-Wai

“…To contemporary film viewers, the ‘psychic numbing’ effect is apparent, and it does not apply merely to our perception of numbers, statistics, the big data. It can also be seen when we are bombarded with similar kinds of images over and over again; in this case, the large-scale tsunami, the hurricanes, the earthquake and all the exaggerated destruction scenes in recent disaster movies have become clichés no matter how realistic and intense the shots are made. …”
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Notions of "subject" by LaPolla, Randy J.

“…A third term, "logical subject", was sometimes used, but could be associated with grammatical subject (often now seen as agent) or with psychological subject (particularly in logic), depending on the scholar. …”
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Urban intensity parameterisation by Noor Azzy Zulkifli

“…For Tuas, Geylang and Pioneer, the Industrial-related sector contributed the most electricity consumption while for Tampines and Queenstown, the Commerce & Services-related sector contributed the most. Overall, it can be seen that the differences in electricity consumption amongst the planning areas were due to the different land uses within each area. …”
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Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on behaviors in physical activity, sleep quality and usage of sport facilities in university students by Lim, Qing Feng

“…Sedentary (sitting) behaviour was seen to increase by an average of 90.5 min/day (p < .001). …”
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SectionKey: 3-D semantic point cloud descriptor for place recognition in large-scale environments by Jin, Shutong

“…Place recognition is seen as a crucial factor to correct cumulative errors in Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) applications. …”
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Reinforcement learning-based method 3D motion planning for a 3D inspection task using prior viewpoint information by Chee, Yeng Sung

“…However, a proposed visibility modelling and approximation that considers the presence of an obstacle is introduced to tackle the issue of obstructed view of the target object seen from a 3D camera. The proposed method compares the distance traveled by the same camera rays with a minimum threshold in two scenarios: target object with and without an obstacle to obtain a more realistic visibility of the viewpoint. …”
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Exploring Singlish as a pedagogical resource in the ELT classroom: implementing bidialectal pedagogy in Singapore by Lu, Luke

“…Despite the prevalence of Singlish use among the Singaporean public, the vernacular is often seen as “bad English” without rules and grammar, or cast as an impediment to learning the standard register (Wee, 2005). …”
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Minstrelsy beyond the ‘West’: deflections, continuities and the un/knowing of race in Singapore by Teo, Terri-Anne

“…The racist origins of blackface hail from minstrel shows from the nineteenth century in the US, derogatorily mimicking Black slavery through the use of greasepaint or burnt cork, reproducing tropes of unruliness, slovenliness, hypersexuality and laziness. This portrayal was seen in theatre, film and animation, stretching across genres from the dramatic to comedy and vaudeville entertainment. …”
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Deep learning for communication signal classification – part A by Wang, Chien Wei

“…Deep Learning methods have seen significant success in a variety of applications in recent years. …”
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Animation of electronic and optical processes in semiconductors by Yeo, Raymond Chin Keong.

“…The band diagram, movement of electrons and holes are all conceptualize and not seen in everyday life hence the difficulty in understanding them. …”
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