Electrical characterization of rapid thermal annealed radio frequency sputtered silicon oxide films

Journal of Applied Physics80105837-5842JAPI

Structural and electrical characterisations of rapid thermal annealed thin silicon oxide films on silicon

Thin Solid Films3171-2219-222THSF

Object-oriented approach in design for lift installation of offshore structures

Microcomputers in civil engineering103199-212MCEN

Diversity, habitats and conservation threats of syngnathid (Syngnathidae) fishes in Malaysia

This study comprehensively documents fish diversity of the family Syngnathidae in Malaysia and its adjacent waters. The results from the present study and records of syngnathids from museum collections and reviewed literature were collated. High species richness with a total of 50 species encompassing all subfamilies of the Syngnathidae, the Hippocampinae, Doryrhamphinae, Syngnathinae and Solegnathinae, were recorded from Malaysian waters. Two species Siokunichthys bentuviai Clark 1966 and Syngnathus pelagicus Linnaeus 1758 were previously not known to be distributed within the Malaysian region. Highest species richness was recorded from the Semporna Islands, Sabah. Habitats where syngnathids were recorded include marine macroalgal beds, coral reefs, coastal areas, estuaries, rivers and streams. Syngnathid fishes appear to be cryptic, live in low densities and display patchy distributions. The major threats to syngnathid conservation in Malaysia include overexploitation, by-catch, habitat destruction and degradation, recreational activities and pollution

A bioabsorbable microclip for laryngeal microsurgery: Design and evaluation

10.1016/j.actbio.2012.03.051Acta Biomaterialia872835-284

Static strength of plate trunnions subjected to shear loads - Part II. Computational study and design considerations

10.1016/S0143-974X(01)00047-5Journal of Constructional Steel Research582319-33

Static strength of plate trunnions subjected to shear loads - Part I. Experimental study

10.1016/S0143-974X(01)00046-3Journal of Constructional Steel Research582301-31