Words of Advice: choosing the right lab for your post‐doctoral fellowship

Evoking Meaning by Choosing the Right Words

Choosing the right word is difficult. One reason is that the context affects the meaning expressed by a word in complex ways. In particular, when a word is used in a context that is not normal for the word, it may evoke a special meaning. This paper presents a lexical choice process that chooses the word from a set of near-synonyms that best produces the desired effects in the given context. It...

Shimon Peres Postdoctoral Fellowship - 2017

Choosing the right milk formula for your paediatric patient.

1Raffl es Children’s Centre, Raffl es Hospital Address for Correspondence: Dr Chu Hui Ping, Raffl es Children’s Centre, 585 North Bridge Road, #12-00 Raffl es Hospital, Singapore 188770. Email: chu_huiping@raffl esmedical.com †Delivered on 2 March 2013 at the Combined Neonatal Update, an event co-organised by the College of Paediatrics and Child Health, Singapore and the Chapter of Neonatologis...

Choosing the Right Software ADE for Your Automated Test System

Today, test engineers will spend most of their development time working with an ADE. Hence, it is critical to select an ADE that is not only intuitive, but can support multiple platforms and integrate easily with measurement and control services such as drivers. Other features that should be considered when selecting an ADE for the development of your test system are its presentation and report...

ULoad: Choosing the Right Storage for Your XML Application

A key factor for the outstanding success of database management systems is physical data independence: queries, and application programs, are able to refer to the data at the logical level, ignoring the details on how the data is physically stored and accessed by the system. The corner stone of implementing physical data independence is an access path selection algorithm: whenever a disk-reside...