Within beauty by Kiyasatina Binte Mohamad Azib

“…This essay discusses the creation of "Within Beauty," a 3D film showcasing the themes of beauty, chaos, destruction, and nature's resilience. …”
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Is Southeast Asia's nuclear power ambition within reach? by Trajano, Julius Cesar Imperial, Caballero-Anthony, Mely

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The question of beauty in contemporary fiction by Teo, Tiffany Xi Qing

“…The thesis explores how principles of beauty pattern the narrative fabric and form of the chosen novels, which in turn enact within the reader’s reception the drama of awakening consciousness.…”
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THE BEAUTY OF FALLING : A Life in Pursuit of Gravity / by Rham, Claudia de 656071

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What makes you beautiful? A multimodal discourse analysis of female beauty ideals in print advertisements in Singapore shopping centres by Ong, Fonda Zheng Jing

“…While there were some differences in the prevailing attitudes of beauty constructs of women between the different age groups and ethnicities, the majority of the participants believe that beauty comes from within – confidence, how an individual presents herself, character, personality, and embracing one’s own uniqueness.…”
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From captivity to courtship : the representation of romance in Samuel Richardson's Pamela and Disney's beauty and the beast by Siti Aishah Kasman

“…Thus, the inter-textual reading of Pamela and Beauty and the Beast would provide a productive analysis on power dynamics found within a relationship and makes for a compelling analysis in terms of the evolution that romantic representations went through from a classic to a contemporary work.…”
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The art of 'none' to 'nur' : meditating loss in relation to Islamic aesthetics and spirituality within mosque spaces in contemporary Singapore by Muhammad Noor Iskandar Othman

“…Where sentient experience of the researcher is central, the research oscillates between a two-track exploration —a hermeneutic analysis of past scholarship as well as a heuristic visual exploration as autoethnographical approach; in an attempt to reclaim beauty in losing. The reflexive posture in visually encountering the loss within mosque — in seeing, reading and responding through art will culminate unto an experimental artwork and cartographic journal entitled Nur and Journur respectively. …”
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The effectiveness of individualized morphosyntactic target identification and explicit intervention using the SHAPE CPDING System for children with developmental language disorder... by Ebbels, SH, Gadd, M, Nicoll, H, Hughes, L, Burke, C, Dawson, N, Calder, SD, Frizelle, P

“…Following at least four baseline probe tests, two grammatical targets per session received explicit instruction until they reached criterion (90%), when the next target was introduced. …”

WGS.101 Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies, Fall 2014 by Walsh, Andrea, Fox, Elizabeth

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Perfect IMPERFECTIONS : HONOURING FLAWS AS HUMAN NATURE / by Ummu Ahmadain, author 655822

“…In Perfect Imperfections, author Ummu Ahmadain invites readers on a soul-stirring exploration of the beauty found within our imperfections. Through poignant storytelling and profound reflections, this book gently nudges us to embrace the quirks and complexities that make us uniquely human. …”

Upstream : Selected Essays / by Oliver, Mary, 1963-2019, author 656023, Penguin Publishing Group (Online service) 655981

“…So begins Upstream, a collection of essays in which revered poet Mary Oliver reflects on her willingness, as a young child and as an adult, to lose herself within the beauty and mysteries of both the natural world and the world of literature. …”
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Anti-suit injunctions – beyond comity by Dickinson, A

“…It examines, in particular, recent case law extending the reach of the European Union’s prohibition on anti-suit injunctions within the Brussels I regime, and the place of anti-suit injunctions within the framework of the Hague Choice of Court Convention.…”

Fanum world by Tan, Yen Ling

“…Through elements of interactivity, engaging visuals and interesting characters, Fanum World hopes to provide a meaningful and fun, yet effective way to introduce and teach pre-teens the cause and impact of toxicity within fandom. Some of the topics explored in this project include the superficial beauty standards set by the pop idol industry, and how that affects fans and stars alike.…”
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Construction nation. by Lim, Meng Jin.

“…The construction industry has followed that trend, with roads that can be re-surfaced within a few hours, and pre-fabricated flats that can be built within a year or two. …”
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Textures of being: fostering hair texture inclusivity in Singapore by Shreya, Menon

“…The aim of this project is to address the biasness towards the textured hair community in Singapore by enabling more ‘hair inclusive’ conversations and to develop a sense of appreciation within the public towards textured hair.…”
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Body . space . generative forms. by Tee, Chor Hiong.

“…Man has employed this rule as a geometric principle when he seeks to construct forms of beauty. The human body and its proportions are often used as blueprint of measurements for constructing regulating lines and division of spaces. …”
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Habitat Complexity Influencing Avian Community Structure, Conservation Management and its Implications in Malaysia by Abdul Halim, Abdul Muhaimin, Norazlimi, Nor Atiqah

“…In bird ecological research, habitat complexity is crucial because it affects biodiversity overall within species interactions and resource availability by evaluating environmental features including floristic composition and habitat heterogeneity. …”
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Machine learning methods for Android malware detection by Xu, Zhengzi

“…The result shows that classification the model can reach 98% accuracy in predicting the maliciousness of the application. …”
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HYPERsensarium : an archive of atmospheric conditions by Shaw, Kelly E. (Kelly Evelyn)

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Smelling out another cinema. by Sim, Jiaying.

“…This essay addresses the uncertainties raised towards an olfactory cinema by close analyses of two films which draw our focus to smells: Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006), directed by Tom Tykwer, and Polyester (1981), directed by John Waters to suggest that even without the physicality of smells, smell has never been a sensorial experience that was out of reach in cinema. An openness in spectators towards accepting an olfactory cinema—one which uses the sense of smell in our response to cinema, opens up one's cinematic experience to multiple possibilities of investigation—aesthetics, social, political, technological, psychological, physiological, philosophical and epistemological, inviting a multiplicity of interpretations and understandings within any film and cinema.…”
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