Fabrication of minichannel fractal flow channels by selective laser melting for two-phase flow cooling applications by Leong, Kai Choong, See, Yao Song

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Political unrest under IMF programmes: labour mobility, fiscal conditionality, and democratic representation by Metinsoy, S

“…<p>What triggers political unrest under International Monetary Fund (IMF) programmes? Why do we see unrest—protests, strikes, and riots—in some countries under IMF programmes and not in others? …”

Developing a new CMBS hedging tool : a property price index-based synthetic by Chirathivat, Juthatham Bo

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Increasing nausea and vomiting of pregnancy is associated with sex-dependent differences in early childhood growth: the GUSTO mother-offspring cohort study by Ong, Judith, Sadananthan, Suresh Anand, Soh, Shu-E, Ng, Sharon, Yuan, Wen Lun, Aris, Izzuddin M., Tint, Mya Thway, Michael, Navin, Loy, See Ling, Tan, Kok Hian, Godfrey, Keith M., Shek, Lynette P., Yap, Fabian, Lee, Yung Seng, Chong, Yap Seng, Chan, Shiao-Yng

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On strong semismoothness and superlinear convergence of complementarity problems over homogeneous cones by Nguyen, Hai Ha

“…The next parts of Chapter 2 discuss the application of the method for adjusting the strong semismoothness of projection onto second-order cones, then give a couple of counter examples to see the important things we need to notice when doing this method. …”
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Holey graphene-wrapped porous TiNb24O62 microparticles as high-performance intercalation pseudocapacitive anode materials for lithium-ion capacitors by Li, Shaohui, Chen, Jingwei, Gong, Xuefei, Wang, Jiangxin, Lee, Pooi See

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Magical realism and representations of the cold war in Southeast Asia by Lye, Kit Ying

“…However, while there are acknowledgements by scholars that religious myths and pre-existing animistic beliefs continue to influence the way that the indigenous people understand their worlds, Southeast Asian authors (unlike many of their postcolonial peers), do not actively employ magical realism in their exploration of history and civil unrest in their writings, and when they do, are not employed to the same degree as postcolonial authors in other regions. …”
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Ideas of intelligence across development : a look into children's implicit attitudes of the male = brilliant stereotype by Ng, Sara Hui Xin

“…These results prompt for further exploration of other possible factors such as cultural influences and other socialising agents such as teachers and peers that could have a greater influence on children’s development of this gender stereotype.…”
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Saving Timor : whose responsibility is it? by Tan, See Seng

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Censorship of media violence and third-person effect : a comparison between policy advisors and the general public by Ho, Soo Yee, Lai, Cheng Whye, See, Eng Kiat

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The impact of audit partner's behavioural traits on audit staff's objectivity. by Koh, Hong Fong., Lee, Vernon Koon Yong., Sun, Chin Hon.

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Effect of voluntary disclosure on stock volatility and liquidity : Singapore evidence by Ang, Li Chen, Leong, Richard See-Kit, Ng, Shuling

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Attraction strategies for the unsought services industry : case on the automobile repair and servicing industry. by Soh, See Woon., Ong, Yen Pin., Tay, Joyce Yong Yong.

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A tale of two shuffle algebras by Neguț, Andrei

“…In the present paper, we take an orthogonal viewpoint, and give shuffle algebra presentations for the “top” and “bottom” halves instead, starting from the evaluation representation 𝑈𝑞(𝔤𝔩˙𝑛)↷ℂ𝑛(𝑧) and its usual R-matrix 𝑅(𝑧)∈End(ℂ𝑛⊗ℂ𝑛)(𝑧) (see Faddeev et al. in Leningrad Math J 1:193–226, 1990). …”
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Can a humanoid robot be part of the organizational workforce? A user study leveraging sentiment analysis by Mishra, Nidhi, Ramanathan, Manoj, Satapathy, Ranjan, Cambria, Erik, Magnenat-Thalmann, Nadia

“…The objective of this study is to analyze the effects of humanoid robots on customers in a work environment, and see if it can handle social scenarios. We propose to evaluate these objectives through two modes, namely: survey questionnaire and customer feedback. …”
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Image artefact removal using deep learning by Sanchari, Das

“…The results are then compared to non-deep learning approaches, SSRQC method and Bilateral filtering, in order to see the differences in performance…”
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Complex channel characterization by Tay, Ron Yingren.

“…A comprehensive study and calculation was discussed with the interest to see the ducting effect over the sea channel at Hosba. …”
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Secure sharing and storage of genome data using blockchain technology by Mahtolia Ronan

“…The goal is to give control of the data to the owner and have them decide who gets to see the data and who doesn’t. The system will contain a front-end for the user to interact with and a backend that can be deployed on Ethereum. …”
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Protecting neural networks from adversarial attacks by Yeow, Zhong Han

“…The security benefits of the SSE implementation will also have to outweigh the cost for it to see realistic use. Other methods such as homomorphic encryption can be used on larger datasets and more complex models and may even be able to allow models to be trained while fully encrypted, protecting against more possibilities of adversarial attacks.…”
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On the evolution of the Kham agreement paradigm by DeLancey, Scott

“…Recent studies of the agreement systems of the "prono-minalizing" Tibeto-Burman languages (Bauman 1974, 1975, 1979, DeLancey 1980, 1981a, 1983, Caughley 1982, Thurgood 1985) have established that the suffixed "pronominal" verb agreement paradigm, once considered to be a late secondary development in a few western branches of the family, is in fact widespread throughout the TB languages, and traceable to the Proto-Tibeto-Burman level.2 There is no reasonable doubt that most of the agreement paradigms found in the family represent com¬mon inheritance -- often, to be sure, with considerable reana¬lysis and secondary alteration -- of an original paradigm in which the ST pronominal roots *na '1st person' and *na(n) '2nd person' were suffixed to the verb in a split ergative pattern. (See DeLancey 1981b for a discussion of the notion of split ergativity and its relevance to some of the data discussed here).…”
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