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Auckland University of Technology Scholarly Commons is the central archive and repository for the long term preservation of AUT University research and scholarly output.
The repository contains the research outputs, such as journal articles and conference papers, of AUT University's staff as well as doctoral and masters theses and dissertations deposited with AUT University Library since 2002. AUT University, situated in Auckland, is New Zealand's newest University.
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(AUT University; 2011)Businesses are constantly advised to implement Information Technology Governance (ITG) frameworks or adapt best practices to gain efficiency, accountability, and/or to meet regulatory compliance. However, organisations ...
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(AUT University, Elsevier; 2007)This article outlines criteria to define a figurative idiom, and then compares the frequent figurative idioms identified in two sources of spoken American English (academic and contemporary) to their frequency in spoken ...
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(AUT University; 2009)A architecture framework is presented for wireless sensor networks (WSN) designed to cap-ture and monitor micro-climates in a crop field. WSN are rapidly improving their place and performance in the automo-tive industry ...
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(Elsevier, AUT University; 2012)Physical diseases that appear to be symbolic somatic representations of patients’ personal meanings or individual ‘stories’ continue to be reported in the medical literature. The identification of a symbolic disease requires ...
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(MSM Conference, AUT University; 2011)In a finite m-state irreducible Markov chain with stationary probabilities {πi} and mean first passage times mij (mean recurrence time when i = j) it was first shown, by Kemeny and Snell, that the sum, over j, of πj and ...
