Titania catalysts : crystal chemical insights and tailored functionalities by Lim, Suo Hon

“…While the conversion of the titania dimorphs − anatase to rutile − is often implied to be a direct process obeying first-order kinetics, the transition must in a strict crystallographic sense must be reconstructive, rather than displacive. …”
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Ontology module extraction via datalog reasoning by Romero, AA, Kaminski, M, Grau, BC, Horrocks, I

“…Existing approximations, however, ensure that M preserves all second-order entailments of T w.r.t. S, which is stronger than is required in many applications, and may lead to large modules in practice. …”

Exhibiting Southeast Asia in the cultural Cold War: geopolitics of regional art exhibitions (1940s-1980s) by Ditzig Kathleen Elizabeth Li-Ying

“…Our contemporary understanding of Southeast Asia is often defined by the national membership framework of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which was established in 1967. …”
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Mencius and Hutcheson on empathy-based benevolence by Chuang, Christina

“…Mencius and Francis Hutcheson are often interpreted as “moral sentimentalists” since they argue that emotions and affections are the source of moral distinctions. …”
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The impact of online user-generated hotel reviews on attitude. by Tan, Wen Ni., Tan, Thea Xue Xian., Mubarak Ahmad.

“…Online reviews are often consulted when making a purchase decision, especially in the hospitality industry. …”
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The effect of human activity on activity and movement pattern of long-tailed macaques on Big Sister’s island (Pulau Subar Laut) by Gooi, Wen Nee.

“…They spent most of their time in the forest, with at least one macaque out in the park more than 70% of the time. In addition, they range more often close to the pier and campsites. …”
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Energy management system using smart devices by Goh, Kenneth Eng Hao

“…HVAC system constitutes up to 38% of energy usage in buildings, making it one of the largest energy [1]. More often than not however, this energy is inefficiently consumed. …”
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Monstrans de droit, petition of right, and liability for Crown debt by Getzler, J

“…The discretion of judges and Crown officials in handling such claims adds a new dimension to the Smithian theory that remedies are often replicative and creative and do not simply reproduce prior substantive duties.…”

Detection of latent fingerprint using optical technique by Seah, Leong Keey., Ong, Lin Seng., Murukeshan, Vadakke Matham.

“…The imagings of latent fingerprints on various types of surfaces were carried out using the proposed technique. Often, when fingerprints deposited on strongly fluorescing backgrounds, their separation offer a challenging problem to fingerprint experts.Experiments were carried out for imaging the latent fingerprints, which are deposited on strongly fluorescing backgrounds, even when background fluorescence lifetime is longer than that of fingerprint fluorescence. …”
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Deep reinforcement learning for adaptive mesh refinement by Foucart, Corbin, Charous, Aaron, Lermusiaux, Pierre F.J.

“…Finite element discretizations of problems in computational physics often rely on adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) to preferentially resolve regions containing important features during simulation. …”
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Singles' reasons for being single : empirical evidence from an evolutionary perspective by Apostolou, Menelaos, O, Jiaqing, Esposito, Gianluca

“…More specifically, men were more likely than women to indicate that they were single in order to be free to flirt around, and because they were not into family making; while women were more likely to indicate that they were single in order to avoid getting hurt, and because they have considered themselves not to be desirable as mates. …”
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Compressed sensing: a discrete optimization approach by Bertsimas, Dimitris, Johnson, Nicholas A. G.

“…When used as a component of a multi-label classification algorithm, our approach achieves greater classification accuracy than benchmark compressed sensing methods. This improved accuracy comes at the cost of an increase in computation time by several orders of magnitude. …”
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Demographic factors and their correlations with loss aversion and framing effects. by Huang, Wei., Ng, Qunkai., Lee, Candice Li Fen.

“…In our study, we discovered that older individuals are more loss averse than younger individuals; women are more loss averse than men; level of income has an inverse U-shaped relationship with loss aversion; Chinese are less loss averse than Malay and Indian; and higher educated individuals have lower loss aversion than lower educated people. …”
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Attachment to God and death anxiety in later life : does race matter? by Jung, Jong Hyun

“…Moreover, religion provides greater psychological benefits for older Blacks than older Whites, reinforcing a long-standing claim that religion is particularly valuable for individuals from marginalized backgrounds.…”
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Attitudinal versus psychosocial resource measures of career adaptability and boundaryless career attitudes by Sam, Emma Yoke Loo, Ho, Moon-Ho Ringo, Uy, Marilyn Ang, Chenyshenko, Oleksandr S., Chan, Kim Yin

“…Confirmatory factor analyses of data collected from 750 university students in Singapore show that the two career adaptability scales are each best modeled in terms of a second-order “general” factor and several first-order factors; and, that the second-order factors correlate .43, suggesting that they measure two different but related constructs. …”
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Radiocarbon calibration: from bane to blessing by Bronk Ramsey, C

“…This research has provided a wealth of information useful for other scientific challenges, most notably the quantification of the global carbon cycle, but also enabled, in the right circumstances, measurement precision an order of magnitude better than if there had been no variation in atmospheric ¹⁴C. …”

Analysis of visitors’ mobility patterns through random walk in the Louvre Museum by Yoshimura, Yuji, Sinatra, Roberta, Krebs, Anne, Ratti, Carlo

“…Since the probability of the appearance of short combinations of nodes is higher than that of long combinations of nodes, shorter path sequences tend to appear more frequently than longer path sequences. …”
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Investigating follicle development using in vitro technologies by Lo, B

“…Broadly, ROs generated from both P2 and P6 exhibited similar follicle development <em>in vitro</em> after 14 d of culture, and follicles from cultured ROs were more developed than those from transplanted ROs. Theca cell development observed in follicles from cultured ovaries was still poorer than those from <em>in vivo</em> ovaries, even when ovaries were cultured in mouse serum or encapsulated in a hyaluronan hydrogel. …”

Multilevel converter-based grid-connected energy storage systems by Deng, Han

“…So, first order filters perform better than moving average filters in ramp rate control. …”
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Background matters, but not whether parents are immigrants: outcomes of children born in Denmark by Jensen, M, Manning, A

“…In Europe, the children of migrants often have worse economic outcomes than those with local-born parents. …”