Fault slip and GPS velocities across the Shan Plateau define a curved southwestward crustal motion around the Eastern Himalayan syntaxis by Shi, Xuhua, Wang, Yu, Sieh, Kerry, Weldon, Ray, Feng, Lujia, Chan, Chung-Han, Liu-Zeng, Jing

“…Our observations of the fault geometry, slip rates, and arcuate southwesterly directed tongue‐like patterns of GPS velocities across the region suggest that the fault kinematics is characterized by a regional southwestward distributed shear across the Shan Plateau, compared to more block‐like rotation and indentation north of the Red River fault. …”
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Sustainable management of elasmobranchs in complex coastal fisheries by Gupta, T

“…I examined fishing and trade motivations across the spectrum of elasmobranch catch, from low-value bycatch (like rhino rays) to high-value target species (like blacktip sharks) at two case study sites; Goa and Kakinada. …”

Monitoring and control of AC power distribution board through sound card-based SCADA system by Jabir, Muhammad

“…TNB and other sources like generator and renewable to load in control way. …”
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Kickstart 2025 with Creative Classroom Innovations by Wan Noor Farah, Wan Shamsuddin, Umi Kalsom, Masrom, Nik Aloesnita, Nik Mohd Alwi, Nor Saradatul Akmar, Zulkifli, Danakorn Nincarean, Eh Phon, Muhammad Nur Adilin, Mohd Anuardi

“…2025 brings new opportunities for educators to explore more unique ways to appeal to our students by bringing in new innovations and technology in the class. In line with Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA) tagline, “Technology for Society”, this initiative is sure to resonate with our students, who are often regarded as digital natives. …”
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Entrepreneurship, sustainability, and urban development by Qian, Haifeng, Wu, Jing, Zheng, Siqi

“…We discuss three promising areas along this line of research: sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystems, entrepreneurial smart cities, and entrepreneurial solutions to sustainable urban growth. …”
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The Organizational Ombudsman by Rowe, Mary, Gadlin, Howard

“…The OO is a confidential, neutral, internal resource--formally independent of line and staff management--working informally, without decision-making power. …”
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Office of Back of House by Bilal, Ekin

“…These “back of house” spaces exist right inside the thick poché line that bounds what is thought to be the domain of design. …”
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Dynamic scheduling of multimedia requests in client/server environments by Guan, Huan Ci.

“…We propose an algorithm that employ novel, on-line optimization techniques to dynamically schedule a set of sporadic real-time multimedia requests. …”
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Development of a mobile application for health data records by Ong, Joe Yi Lin

“…Key features include dynamic unit selection for health parameters, data visualization through line charts, and robust security measures compliant with Singapore’s stringent data privacy regulations. …”
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Design and fabrication of micromachined RF switches and integrated switching circuits by Tang, Min

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Nonlinear adaptive speed and field weakening controllers for DC motors by Liu, Zuo Zong.

“…They implement both the exact model knowledge controllers plus on-line parameter estimation, and the nonlinear adaptive MIMO controller. …”
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Project Bin&Go : a public relations campaign to promote fuss-free recycling with Sentosa. by Mohamed Fadzil Mohamed Hisum., Nurkhairah Sumarto., Syahidah Johari., Tan, Samuel Chee Long.

“…This paper presents the collaboration between four students of Nanyang Technological University Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information and Sentosa’s Corporate Planning Division to promote an environmental initiative to the patrons of Sentosa, in Singapore. Working in line with Sentosa’s Green Plan as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility Programme, Project Bin&Go is a campaign which aims to promote fuss-free recycling and increase recycling efforts by guests and staff on Sentosa. …”
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Control of manufacturing systems : the DYNWIP policy for production management by Yang, Rongling

“…Although the new policy is initially formulated as a control methodology to be applied at all machines in a single part type tandem line production system, it is also applicable to reentrant and multiple part type systems. …”
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All MOS low-power low-voltage LDO with an embedded voltage reference by Chor, Chee Yong

“…Measurements performed over a number of 500 samples using Monte Carlo simulations showed an average TC of 24.35 ppm/degree C with 3-sigma of 29.26 ppm/degree C over the temperature range from 0 degree C to 85 degree C. The line regulation is 4.30 mV/V. The PSRR measured at 50 Hz is –47.53 dB.…”
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Swelling and collapse behaviour of unsaturated soils by Loshana, K

“…The slopes for the normal and unsaturated compression and recompression are similar under the same degree of saturation while the slopes for the unloading line under saturated and unsaturated conditions are different.…”
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Design of a low dropout voltage regulator (ldo) for wireless sensor nodes by Lee, Hong Ze

“…The LDO exhibits a quiescent current of 13.61 μA, a temperature coefficient of 6.86 ppm/°C, a line regulation of 63.62 mV/V and a load regulation of 0.2824 mV/mA at steady state, while providing a power supply rejection ratio of 24.07 dB at the output.…”
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Solution for heat conduction in a solid with temperature dependent thermal conductivity by Png, Wei Quan

“…By means of the Fourier series and MATLAB, the author will then come out with the temperature contour line of a solid with different thermal conductivities. …”
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Simulation of a manufacturing system for low volume high mix manufacturing (A) by Hu, Juntian

“…This project is to build a Festo line manufacturing simulation system, which has been already set practically in delta lab. …”
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Novel visual perceptual phenomenon in isoluminant bi-coloured square-wave gratings by Tan, Azaac Wei En

“…We document the physical characteristics of the stimuli that affect the strength of the illusion and the illusory colours perceived, and consider potential mechanisms underlying this phenomenon. In line with our hypotheses, the results reveal that the strength of the illusion varies with the spatial frequency of the grating, and that the illusory percept is motion-dependent. …”
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On the number of inductively minimal geometries by Cara, Philippe, Lehman, Serge, Pasechnik, Dmitrii V.

“…The proof of this correspondence uses the van Rooij–Wilf characterization of line graphs (see [11]).…”
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