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    • A study of consonant phonology in the Gāndhārī language. Insights into patterns of language variation and change 

      Ryder, John Stuart
      Published 2024
      The consonant phonology of the Gāndhārī language is described in detail. Gāndhārī is a MIA language which was spoken in ancient Gandhāra, covering areas of modern-day northern Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan. It is attested ...
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    • An inquiry into Government Taxation Policies to Finance Affordable Housing 

      Underwood, Nicholas Fletcher Edmund
      Published 2024
      This Dissertation inquiries into the history, cause, and potential solutions for housing affordability in Australia through the lens of tax policy and investment structuring. Through first determining affordability from ...
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    • Left ventricle-specific molecular influences of prominent cardiomyopathies in middle-aged humans 

      Hunter, Benjamin
      Published 2023
      The most common forms of cardiomyopathy and causes for the development of heart failure are ischaemic cardiomyopathy and non-ischaemic dilated cardiomyopathy, wherein pathology and dysfunction predominantly affect the left ...
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    • Shakespeare is Good for You - 'An Olympic Course in Acting' - Shakespearean performance techniques as training tools in contemporary acting conservatoires 

      O'Riordan, Sean
      Published 2024
      In the same way exercise is said to be good for you, experts in Shakespearean theatre claim that performing Shakespeare is good for the actor because of its high levels of challenge and stimulus. This thesis seeks to ...
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    • Continual Graph Learning 

      Zhang, Xikun
      Published 2024
      Various real-world graphs grow with time, necessitating the research of continual graph learning (CGL), which aims to accommodate new tasks over newly emerged graph data while maintaining the model performance over existing ...
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