343 research outputs found

    Characterization Of Recovered Black Liquor And Isolated Lignin From Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch Soda Pulping For Semichemical And Chemical Pulps [TS1176.6.S915 N57 2008 f rb].

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    Likor hitam selepas proses pemulpaan dalam kilang pulpa, mengandungi hasilan degradasi lignin dan karbohidrat serta komponen bukan organik. The spent liquid after the pulping process in pulp mill, generally known as black liquor contains degraded lignin and carbohydrates and inorganic compounds

    I-Personal Financial Organizer (I-Pfo): A Cyber Security Framework For I-Pfo.

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    Disertasi ini merupakan satu usaha perancangan perniagaan oleh AiLiving bagi memasarkan I-PFO (I-Personal Financial Organizer); yakni satu penggunaan integrasi web untuk perbankan peribadi secara atas talian yang membolehkan pengguna menguruskan beberapa tanggungan kewangan dalam satu laman web. This dissertation is a business plan by AiLiving to market I-PFO (I-Personal Financial Organizer); an integrated web application for personalized online banking, allows users to manage multiple financial commitments in a single website

    退休準備 : 豐儉不由人

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    退休意味著失去固定工作收入,亦標誌著生活方式的轉變,同時也會衍生出一系列的健康及社交需要。因此,應制訂一個全面的退休計劃,讓退休人士和準退休人士可更好地應對退休帶來的挑戰

    Retirement planning : money matters

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    Retirement denotes a cut off from monetary income generated from employment, a change of lifestyle, and the emergence of specific healthcare and social needs. A comprehensive retirement plan could be a more feasible approach for pre-retirees and retirees to cope with challenges brought by retirement

    Telling stories in the use of portfolio assessment in higher education: some implementation issues

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    Evidence has shown that the results of traditional standardized tests characterized by pencil and paper formats, multiple-choice responses and time-restricted completion are not sufficient in telling how pupils engage in the learning process and their progress in learning. In addition, these tests tend to emphasize on the assessment of basic skills but fail to measure higher level thinking and problem solving skills. This inadequacy can be addressed by incorporating authentic assessment approaches such as performance tasks, portfolios, and grading for team effort. This paper aims to tell stories from an action learning research group whose members have used ‘portfolio’ as an alternative assessment strategy in higher education

    Understanding General Activity Motivation for Persons with Stroke—A Reversal Theory Perspective

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    Introduction: Motivation is the barrier identified for clients with stroke to reintegrate community living. Reversal Therapy may help to understand the pattern of bipolar variations of motivational factors. This study analyzed the general activity motivation of clients with stroke and their relationship with community participation and mental wellbeing. Methodology: Sampling of 115 subjects including 30 stroke clients and 85 normal subjects. Measurements included the validated Chinese version of General Activity Motivation Measure (GAMM), Community Integration Questionnaire (CIQ) & Short Warwick Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (SWEMWBS). Results: In GAMM, the normal group scores (Mean 50.09 SD 5.79) higher then clients with stroke (Mean 46.09; SD 8.00) (p < 0.05). GAMM correlated positively with CIQ and SWEMWBS (p < 0.05). Four factors identified under GAMM namely Means-end, Relationship, Rules and Transactions that identified with Reversal Theory. Reversals between poles of each domain evidenced between two groups. “Acquiring new experiences” was strong predictor for community integration. Conclusion: Reversal Theory is useful to explain motivational changes among clients with stroke. To develop chances of “new experiences”, “feel accomplishment every day”, “get out of house regularly” and “to do the things that they can enjoy” at “their own pace” are the motivators for reintegrate into community living

    Must I retire? : Optional retirement as a solution to ageing workforce

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    Like many developed societies, Hong Kong is suffering from a rapid ageing population, especially when taking into account the imminent retirement tide of the baby-boomers. According to the Census and Statistics Department, the proportion of the ageing population is projected to rise sharply from 13% in 2011 to 30% in 2041, making Hong Kong a Hyper-aged Society. Since most organisations require their older employees to leave the workforce when these employees are reaching retirement age, the experienced, skillful, and still able-to-work manpower will be completely wasted, which severely lower the city\u27s productivity due to a shrinking labour force. In addition, with the group of ageing workforce gradually leaving the market in the future, the demands on social security and other related expenses are expected to increase

    Integrating Corporate Social Media Communication into the English Language Curricula

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    The rise of social media has affected how people do business and communicate. Companies interact with potential customers, share offers and promote sales, tracking instant Responses on the internet. Exploring how they do them with language can enable meaningful changes in the vocational English language curricula. This study gives a descriptive analysis of 500 selected corporate FaceBook (FB) threads collected from the 100 Best Global Brands in 2017. It delivers a sizable collection of corporate FB posts categorised according to industry, business topics, language functions, etc. For contextual analysis, the three parameters ‘Field’, ‘Tenor’ and ‘Mode’ based on the Hallidayan framework (Halliday and Hasan, 1985) are used while the Language Analysis Framework for Writing (California Department of Education, 2015) is adopted for the analysis of language characteristics. The findings reveal that a range of communication strategies, remarkably different from those in traditional business communication, are employed by corporates to boost FB traffic, achieve succinctness and innovation and build brand images. The study is significant to vocational and professional education and training as it facilitates close reference to exemplary authentic language materials of the best global brands. The unique characteristics of social media like spontaneity, interactivity and openness will also shed light on a new variety of topics, content and styles for vocational English training. The versatile nature of social media also makes the study a good stepping stone for any further joint research on content and language integrated learning (CLIL)
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