Design of an energy management system for household users by Wong, Kye Lyn

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Clinical and microscopic evaluation of extracapsular stabilisation technique for treatment of cranial cruciate ligament rupture in local dogs by Tahier, Abdullah

“…Mild to moderate osteoarthritis was seen, however there was no obvious different in the presence of inflammatory cells between the operated and non-operated joint fluid. …”
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Enabling Global Price Comparison through Semantic Integration of Web Data by Zhu, Hongwei, Siegel, Michael, Madnick, Stuart

“…“Sell Globally” and “Shop Globally” have been seen as a potential benefit of web-enabled electronic business. …”
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Negative refraction in hyperbolic metamaterials by Mao, Tailai

“…These materials have a variety of peculiar properties that are seldom or never seen in nature. They can be used to implement useful functionalities in emerging light-based meta devices. …”
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Machine learning for control of robotic arms by Wu, Xiaoyang

“…Robots are seen as a promising tool to help humans improve their productivity and living standard, with the advancement of technology, the introduction of machine learning has led to new developments in robotic arm control solutions. …”
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Development of iOS apps for matrix operations by Neo, Peiqi

“…In the era of mobile computing, the demand for efficient and user-friendly applications has seen outstanding growth. The widespread use of smartphones and tablets has transformed these devices into powerful tools for various computational tasks like learning, teaching, etc. …”
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Cooperation and competition in the quest for energy between China and India by Jiang, Bei

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Study of the preservation awareness programme in NLB by Chuang, Teck Nam.

“…Community libraries in Singapore have seen an increase in numbers in the past two years, accompanied by an immense increase in membership and loans. …”
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The deaf divide by Kham, Priscilla, Tan, Josephine Wen Hui, Tay, Eileen Kai Ying, Tay, Qiao Wei

“…With speech, a deaf person is no longer seen as disabled in a society that prizes fitting in. …”
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Logistics management of the precast elements for industrial scale construction project through BIM-based semi-automated smart crane system by Chan, Wan Rong

“…One promising technology which can aid in improving productivity is the RFID technology, but it is not typically seen in the industry. The objective of this project is to analyse the feasibility in using RFID system for the construction processes and discuss if the utilization of RFID can improve the overall construction processes. …”
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Developing a handheld device for hydrogel extrusion by Muhammad Khairuddin Kamarulzaman

“…However, while doing the testing, some limitation of the device can be seen. Improvement can be done to this device such as the speed of the extrusion for the bio-ink and adjustable temperature for the 3D-printing part that suits the different types of material.…”
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Cosmopolitan boundaries in Singapore : a study of Singaporean film by Lim, Shane Han Jung

“…While, in most cases, the discourse of cosmopolitanism is seen as a unifying step from divisive social structures, I argue in this thesis that the state’s vision of cosmopolitanism instead facilitates social inequality, through the state’s control of the urbanscape and the way space is produced. …”
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Unprinted: publication beyond the press by Kohler, D, Wakelin, D, Domeisen, N, Jones, E, Mackay, M, Maxton, R, Moore, BM, Noble, K, Simon, FM, Haywood, D, Wojahn, D

“…This decentres print as the means for understanding publication; instead, publication is seen as an heuristic term which identifies activities these traditions share, but which also differ in ways not reducible to comparisons with printing. …”

Introduction - issue 78

“…The Obama initiatives are significant considering the increasing public concerns with climate change and the need for the USA to play a leading role in international negotiations on this critical issue; until recently it was seen as an obstacle rather than a force for good in the international climate change field. …”

Working for two bosses: Student interns as constrained labour in China by Smith, C, Chan, J

“…We argue that student workers need to be seen as a distinct category of constrained labour; part of a growing insecure workforce in China. …”

Mapping inequalities in London by Hennig, BD, Dorling, D

“…These patterns are not mapped in a conventional way but use a gridded cartogram which gives everyone equal space. What can be seen in these maps and statistics is the fragmented nature of London, which is not only a 'tale of two cities ', but a patchwork of divisions that permeate many parts of the city. …”

Image-based rendering using image-based priors by Fitzgibbon, A, Wexler, Y, Zisserman, A

“…Given a set of images acquired from known viewpoints, we describe a method for synthesizing the image which would be seen from a new viewpoint. In contrast to existing techniques, which explicity reconstruct the 3D geometry of the scene, we transform the problem to the reconstruction of colour rather than depth. …”

Energy efficiency: the first renewable by Khan, S

“…The world has seen ample research focusing on the topic of energy efficiency and how consumers can reduce their energy consumption, and in the 1990s researchers introduced yet more energy topics to consider: sustainability, climate change, environmental impact, consumer behaviour, and the promotion of sustainable consumption via methods such as recycling, energy efficiency, and conservation. …”

Desire and disinterest in Dusklands by Hayes, P

“…Yet the need to which it points persists, as is evident from Coetzee’s discussion of ‘free play’ in his essay ‘Erasmus: Madness and Rivalry’ (1992), where a certain conception of aesthetic disinterest (a sought-for ‘evasive (non)position inside/outside the play’) is seen as being related to, rather than disavowing, the desire of writer and readers alike. …”

Fire incident at a refinery in West Malaysia: the causes and lessons learned by Shaluf, Ibrahim M, Ahmadun, Fakhrul-Razi, Said, Aini Mat

“…Due to the high complexity and level of interaction among subsystems, designers and operators are unable to predict failures at the refinery units. The world has seen many incidents in refineries through leakage, fire and explosions. …”
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