Rethinking jewellery for Korea: a practice-led approach to creating high-visibility wearables by Choi, Won Jeong

“…In this sense, the jeweller who designs such an item, as well as the wearer, exercises her social responsibility. This is identified as an area where the jeweller and the wearer can come together to break the current deadlock, pitting the former against the latter over the future of contemporary jewellery. …”
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Islington disability and long-term health conditions employment project: final report by Lewis, Jane, Fernando, Sandra, Nyby, Josefine, Yu, Qicheng, Gay, Dionne, Flynn, Jimmy

“…Really, it's to do with her. We love her. She's really supportive of deaf people’ (Deaf focus group participant) • Lack of BSL support – the focus group with deaf participants highlighted the lack of BSL support as a barrier in accessing both education and employment. …”
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The use of artificial intelligence in digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) in a constrained environment by Dunsin, Dipo, Ghanem, Mohamed Chahine, Ouazzane, Karim

“…In comparison, the integrity check carried out on the Lone Wolf image file using a digital forensic tool kit took approximately 48 minutes (2,880 ms), whereas the MADIK framework accomplished this in 16 minutes (960 ms). …”
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The characteristic of frequency response on winding faults and configurations of transformer by Md. Yasid, Nurul Farahwahida

“…Meanwhile, winding resistance test is performed to check for gross difference between the windings. …”
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Dynamic neuro-fuzzy systems for rainfall-runoff modelling by Nawaz, Nadeem

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Tree species composition and configuration based on squirrel behaviour pattern in selected Malaysian urban parks by Bahari, Noraini

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The role of export associations as supporters of SME exporters in Ghana's non-traditional export sector by Martins, Albert

“…Ghana's Non-Traditional Export (NTE) sector is central to her export growth and socio- economic development. …”
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Professional doctorate in health psychology : thesis portfolio (Whippey : 2018) by Whippy, Nicola

“…A large part of this portfolio and my development as a Health Psychologists is Section C3, (page 109), the research competency. When starting this course, it took me a long time to decide on an original topic of research for the thesis, (Section C3, page 109) and I feel that at the beginning, when writing my ethics proposal, my thought process was much more basic. …”
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Influence of seasonal hydrological variation on swash zone morphological changes by Othman, Norasman

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Modelling enablers of efficiency and sustainability of health care: a m-TISM approach by Sindhwani, Rahul, Kumar, Rajender, Behl, Abhishek, Singh, Punj, Kumar, Anil, Gupta, Tanmay

“…Practical implications: The healthcare sector is the growing sector in the present-day scenario, and it is essential to keep the quality of treatment in check along with the quantity. The present study has laid down the practical foundations for improvement in the healthcare sector viability. …”
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Some aspects of fitting multinomial models in a GLM framework by Ali, Muhammad Younis

“…Our approach is in contrast to any potential naive use of the Poisson trick approach of Francis et al. (1992) model that would then produce inappropriate leverages and Cook’s distances. We check that our approach gives exactly the same scaled deviance with correct degrees of freedom, parameter estimates and standard errors as are obtained from the Poisson trick approach with some minor rounding errors. …”
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A discourse analysis looking at the way counselling psychologists discuss and address issues of race with individuals from black Asian and minority ethnicities by Madre de Deus de Sousa, Filipe Alexandre

“…Background: Current literature reports the prejudiced experiences Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) clients and supervisees have when talking about culture, racial discrimination and race when engaging with professionals in therapeutic dyads. …”
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Alasdair MacIntyre's revolutionary peripateticism by Knight, Kelvin

“…This chapter explores the evolution of the political thought of Alasdair MacIntyre, from his time when he had worked as a political activist, as an academic, and for the Workers’ Education Association, teaching older, employed students who lacked the privileges of those brought up to enter Oxford or Cambridge, the LSE or Essex - to the summer of 2007 when he spoke at an industrial conflict at London Metropolitan University.…”
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Haematological and nutritional status of Sudanese women with sickle cell trait and anaemia: does sickle cell trait compromise birth outcomes? by Ali, Eltigani Hassan

“…The women who were involved in this study were noted to be shorter than the healthy women, and they had low body mass indices and lower weight than the average for their unaffected peers. Consanguineous marriage is more prevalent among people with sickle cell anaemia than among the wider population. …”
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Memoirs of a taboo : a novel. Volume 1 -- Women in pre- and post-Victorian India : the use of historical research in the writing of fiction. Volume 2 by Praveen, Radhika

“…The third chapter in the thesis examines Ambilli's process of self-acceptance or making peace with her past trauma. It draws on the Indian notion of karma, the folktales and storytelling tradition of south India, which believes in the philosophy that stories are one of the means by which women can reconcile to reality. …”
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School-based self-evaluation in Greece: a challenge for primary schools by Argyro, Kokoretsi-Stavrinides

“…Balancing power relationships within the school reveals as a particularly sensitive task for her/him to accomplish. Such a complicated role raises questions about the persons who can undertake it; consultants from educational authorities or researchers from higher education and, perhaps, experienced teachers from other schools can be proposed. …”
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Women Expatriates: A Research History by Shortland, Susan

“…Adler’s seminal work and how her three key ‘myths’ (relating to supply and demand, namely that women do not want international careers, organizational reluctance to send women abroad and presumed lack of host country acceptance of women expatriates) provide explanations for their minimal expatriate representation (just 3 per cent in the early 1980s) and set the scene for over three decades of female expatriate research. …”
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Resistance prediction of double acting tanker in ice condition by Afrizal, Efi

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The power of freedom : setting up a multimodal exhibition with undergraduate students to foster their learning and help them to achieve by Abegglen, Sandra, Burns, Tom, Sinfield, Sandra

“…The present paper explores the opportunities created by an emancipatory approach to learning and teaching when combined with embedded peer mentoring. First year undergraduate students - most from non-traditional backgrounds - were set the task to explore learning spaces at their university and to present their findings in creative ways in a Multimodal Exhibition during Enhancement Week. …”
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Autobiographical intentions and interpretations: Marie Cardinal, Annie Leclerc by Webb, Emma V.

“…I argue that the gaze of the Other plays an essential role in the construction of autobiographical identity whether it be the imagined critical gaze of the literary critic or the sympathetic identification which the author solicits from her readers. I conclude that while there are no essential qualities to women's self-writing there is a need for reading with gender awareness. …”
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