Swift: poetical repurposer by Cox, O

“…He did so ironically, however, by lifting a line from John Denham's On Mr Abraham Cowley and putting it into the mouth of a hypothetical, ignorant critic elegizing “Swift”: Denham's “what he wrote was all his own” becomes Swift's “what he writ was all his own” (1–2). …”

English medium instruction in multilingual contexts: empirical evidence from Ethiopia by Opare-Kumi, J

“…These findings are in line with the international education literature on skill development, learning and second language acquisition. …”

Single view metrology by Criminisi, A, Reid, I, Zisserman, A

“…This minimal information is typically the vanishing line of a reference plane and a vanishing point for a direction not parallel to the plane. …”

Syarikat Abdul Rahman Pandak: Embarking Business Growth Strategy and Sustainability for Nestle Product (S/O 14810) by Badlishah, Shahrizal, Ab Hamid, Kamal

“…The findings from the discussion will help the user to propose an ideal understanding of total entreprenuership style that can serve as a dividing line between successful and unsuccessful business. …”
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刘宗周《人谱》的改过思想及工夫论 = The idea of reform cultivation in Liu Zongzhou’s "Renpu" by 林彦慧 Lim, Dorothea Yan Hui

“…Hence, to correct late-Ming’s academic atmosphere, he created “Renpu”. “Ji Guo Ge” (〈纪过格〉), “Song Guo Fa” (〈讼过法〉) and “Gai Guo Shuo” (〈改过说〉) being the second part of “Renpu”, listed all kinds of wrong-doings and elaborated on the concise steps of reforming one’s wrongdoings. …”
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Geometric Algebra by Emil Artin

HADES by Alexandra Adornetto

Chemical and Process Thermodynamics by B. G. Kyle

KAMPUNG by Irvan Affan

CREEPYPOSTA by Jeffrey Zain

THE INFINITE SEA by Rick Yancey

A LIFE by J. D. Salinger

ECONOMICS by Michael Parkin

OXFORD ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA : THE PHYSICAL WORLD by Editor, Harry Judge

ANEKDOT RABAK by Mohd Jayzuan

PARANOID by Fandy Taher 647165

Electronic Communication Techniques by Paul H. Young

Encik Suamiku Hipster by Hazel Jay

Malaysia : Into an Era of High Technology

I Almost Forgot About You by Terry Mcmillan