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A combination of graph ranking and term collocation information for image annotation
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2006); -
A genre analysis in english editorials regarding hard news in broadsheet and tabloid newspapers
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2012); -
A graph-based information retrieval system
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2007); -
A hybrid approach for natural language database query translation
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2006); -
A mesh-based QoS aware multicast routing protocol
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2007); -
An artificial immunity-based spam detection system
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2007); -
An automatic Thai text summarization using topic-sensitive page rank
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2007); -
The comparison of teaching approaches for media literacy: case study of Assumption university student
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2018);
This research presents the comparison between 3 teaching approaches to find the most effective teaching approach and create guideline for choosing teaching approach for media literacy education, to ultimately improve the level of media literacy in Thai youth. The approaches being compared are the 100% lecture-based approach, the 50% lectures-based and 50% activity-based, and the 100% activity-based approach. The 50% lecture-based and 50% activity-based is expected to be the most effective teaching approach. This research study is an experimental ... -
Critical discourse analysis of news headlines : a case of youth crime in Thailand
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2013); -
Discourse on poverty in Thai politics : a case of PM Thaksin's talk
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2007); -
Discursive strategies used in Thai Daily Newspapers : a case of the Government's Water Management News
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2012); -
English-Thai translation strategies of similes and metaphors in the merchant of Venice
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2018);
This study aims to analyze the strategies used in the translation of English similes and metaphors in William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice into the Thai version called Venice Vanich by H.M. King Rama VI based on the frameworks of Pierini’s (2007) translation strategies of simile and Newmark’s (1981) translation strategies of metaphor. Moreover, Baker’s (2011) notions of the problems of non-equivalence at word level and translation strategies for dealing with non-equivalence at word level are employed to analyze the translation of the ... -
The evaluation of Thailand higher education quality assessment criteria : a case study of the office for national education standard and quality assessment (public organization)
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2014);
This research studies ONESQA’s higher education assessment indicators which assess higher education quality in the third round of external assessment work (2011-2015). The 18 indicators consist of three groups: basic, distinctive identity, and advancement measurement. The researcher believes that appropriate assessment indicators would improve Thailand’s higher education quality, allowing Thai graduates to gain more competitiveness in the ASEAN labor market. -
Exploring factors that influence entrepreneurship of overseas Chinese students: a case study from Thailand
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2018);
With the influence of the “The Belt and Road” international environmental trend,The number of Chinese students studying in Thailand is increasing. The behavior of these students is bound to affect the development of countries. So what is the entrepreneurial situation of these students? In this thesis the author first expounds the definition of "entrepreneurship", research and development of "entrepreneurship" in Chinese and foreign academic circles,and the research of factors influencing college students' entrepreneurship. Then analyze the market ... -
Face recognition using facial attractiveness
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2007); -
The factors affecting the leadership performance of female managers in China's Taiwanese firms-the case of Huai' An, Jiangsu
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2018);
With the continuous development and progress in society and economy, the economic and cultural exchanges between Taiwan and mainland China have been continuously enhanced. Mainland Taiwan-funded enterprises have sprung and spread all over mainland China. Female executives in Taiwan-funded enterprises have gradually entered the public view. More women have taken managerial positions. However, how good is the leadership of female executives in mainland Taiwan-funded companies and what are the factors that influence the exertion of the leadership ... -
Genre analysis of written confessions in China's tertiary education : an investigation of moves and cross-cultural variation
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2012); -
The impact of government debt on the economic growth of Bhutan
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2018);
The study is motivated by the unprecedented increase in the level of government debt currently prevailing in Bhutan. An understanding of the relationship between government debt and economic growth is considered crucial. For this purpose, the study aims to empirically examine the relationship between the government debt and economic growth in Bhutan. To determine the relationship the data were obtained from different sources such as the World Economic Outlook (IMF), World Bank and National statistics Bureau of Bhutan. Time series data from the ... -
Improving intrusion detection systems using reference vectors
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2006); -
Inclusion of the minority language on public signs: multilingualism in the deep South of Thailand
(National Institute of Development Administration, 2018);
This study of linguistic landscape (LL) aims to describe the urban multilingual practices through signs seen in the southernmost Thai communities with a specific focus on the inclusion of Patani-Malay, a minority language, yet a mother tongue of the majority of people in the areas on public signs. This study also examines people’s perceptions of languages on signs including Patani-Malay. 1,746 photos of text signs were collected from 18 streets in total: 3 main streets and 3 minor streets of each Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat central city. Data ...