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    Contracts, structures, and computation mechanisms of Islamic bank retail financing products: a critical assessment by Saiti, Buerhan, Abdul Wahab, Hishamuddin, Ahmad, Khaliq

    Published 2017
    “…The chapter examines the various personal financing products, their underlying Islamic contracts, and their computational mechanisms with appropriate examples. It also critically evaluates the products of Islamic bank retail financing. …”
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    Hysteresis-based robust trust computing mechanism for cloud computing by Firdhous, Mohamed, Hassan, Suhaidi, Ghazali, Osman

    Published 2012
    “…Researchers have proposed several trust computing mechanisms based on different techniques and trust metrics on the literature.Almost all of these mechanisms increment or decrement the trust scores monotonously based on the inputs.This is a major vulnerability that can be exploited by adversaries to force the trust scores towards extreme values.In this paper, the authors propose a novel trust computing mechanism based on hysteresis function which requires extra efforts to force the output from one end to the other.Hysteresis functions are immune to small changes and hence can be used to protect the system from sporadic attacks.The proposed mechanism has been tested using simulations.The test results show that the trust scores computed using the proposed mechanism are more robust and stable in the face of attacks than other mechanisms.…”
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    Robust multi-dimensional trust computing mechanism for cloud computing by Firdhous, Mohamed, Ghazali, Osman, Hassan, Suhaidi

    Published 2014
    “…Cloud computing has become the most promising way of purchasing computing resources over the Internet.The main advantage of .cloud computing is its economic advantages over the traditional computing resource provisioning.For cloud computing to become acceptable to wider audience, it is necessary to maintain the quality of service (QoS) commitments specified in the service level agreement.In this paper, the authors propose a robust multi-level trust computing mechanism that can be used to track the performance of cloud systems using multiple QoS attributes.In addition, tests carried out show that the proposed mechanism is more robust than the ones published in the literature.…”
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    Statistically controlled robust trust computing mechanism for cloud computing by Firdhous, Mohamed, Ghazali, Osman, Hassan, Suhaidi

    Published 2014
    “…Quality of service plays an important role in making distributed systems.Users prefer service providers who meet the commitments specified in the Service Level Agreements to these who violate them.Cloud computing has been the recent entrant to the distributed system market and has revolutionized it by transforming the way the resources are accessed and paid for.Users can access cloud services including hardware, development platform and applications and pay only for the usage similar to the other utilities. Trust computing mechanisms can play an important role in identifying the right service providers who would meet the commitments specified in the Service Level Agreements.Literature has reported several trust computing mechanisms for different distributed systems based on various algorithms and functions.Almost all of them modify the trust scores monotonously even for momentary performance deviations that are reported.This paper proposes a trust computing mechanism that statistically validates the attribute monitored before modifying the trust scores using a hysteresis based algorithm.Hence the proposed mechanism can protect the trust scores from changes due to momentary fluctuations in system performances.The experiments conducted show that the trust scores computed using the proposed mechanism are more representative of the long-term system performance than the ones that were computed without the validation of the inputs.…”
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    Computational phase-field modeling by Gomez, Hector, van der Zee, Kristoffer George

    Published 2017
    “…In addition, phase-field models bring a new set of challenges for numerical discretization that will excite the computational mechanics community.…”
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    Discussion on the suitability of concrete constitutive models for high-rate response predictions of RC structures by Cui, J., Hao, Hong, Shi, Y.

    Published 2017
    “…With the development of computer technology and computational mechanics, numerical simulations of concrete structures subjected to high-rate loadings such as impact and blast have become more and more common. …”
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    Computational issues in the simulation of high speed ballistic impact: a review by Mohd Norihan, Ibrahim, Adi Siswanto, Waluyo, Zaidi, A. M. A.

    Published 2013
    “…This paper serves as a concise source to identify future direction in the area of computational mechanics of high speed collisions and provides brief literatures for those interested in conducting research into the topic…”
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    Nonlinear Analysis Of Failure Mechanism Of Roller Compacted Concrete Dam by Abdul Malik Thanoon, Huda

    Published 2008
    “…It is shown from the numerical results, that the computational mechanics was feasible to predict the nonlinear behavior of discontinuities. …”
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    Structural Response under Blast Loads - Simplified Numerical Analysis no match by Hao, Hong, Li, Jun

    Published 2015
    “…Even with modern computer technology and computational mechanics method, detailed modelling and numerical simulation of responses of structures subjected to blast loadings are still often prohibitive. …”
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    Numerical study of structural progressive collapse using substructure technique by Li, Jun, Hao, Hong

    Published 2013
    “…With the advancement of computational mechanics techniques and computer power, reliable computer simulations of structural response and collapse to blast loads become possible. …”
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    Efficient finite element and differential quadrature methods for heat distribution in one-dimensional insulated-tip rectangular fin by Fakir, Md Moslemuddin, S., Basri, M. M., Rahman, R. A., Bakar

    Published 2012
    “…There are many numerical solution techniques acquainted by the computational mechanics community including the finite element method (FEM) and differential quadrature method (DQM). …”
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