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    • Sacking, staffing and supervision in commercial hospitality 

      Poulston, J (Sociological Association of Aotearoa N.Z. (SAANZ), 2004)
      Anecdotally, hospitality has a reputation for poor ethical standards, and preliminary results from this doctoral study indicate such a reputation is well founded. However, the expected crimes of sexual harassment, theft, ...
    • Sacrilization of Secular Pilgrimages As Archetypal Transformational Journeys: Advancing Theory Through Emic and Etic Interpretations 

      Lloyd, ST (Inderscience, 2015)
      This paper advances pilgrimage tourism theory, particularly religious/secular and sacred/profane dimensions. Documenting the case of the Bach Cantata Pilgrimage, this study examines relationships to Jungian archetypal ...
    • Safe Acupuncture and Dry Needling During Pregnancy: A Survey of New Zealand Physiotherapists’ Practice 

      McDowell, J; Kohut, S; Betts, D (Elsevier BV, 2020)
    • Safe Acupuncture and Dry Needling During Pregnancy: A Survey of New Zealand Physiotherapists’ Practice 

      McDowell, J; Kohut, S; Betts, D (Elsevier, 2020)
    • Safe harbours, closed borders? New Zealand legal and policy responses to climate displacement in the South Pacific 

      Rive, VJC (Te Piringa - Faculty of Law, Hamilton, New Zealand, 2014)
      It is expected that by the mid-late century, large numbers of people facing increased environmental, economic and other pressures associated with climate change will respond by leaving their homes and communities to relocate ...
    • Safer Sex Practices Among Newly Diagnosed Hiv-positive Men Who Have Sex With Men in China: Results From an Ethnographic Study 

      Li, H; Sankar, A; Holroyd, E; Jiang, B (Taylor & Francis, 2017)
      The study reported here sought to understand the rationales of safer sex practices adopted by newly diagnosed HIV-positive men who have sex with men (MSM). Guided by a socio-ecological framework, an ethnography was conducted ...
    • Sailing Towards Sustainability: Material-Based, Practice-Led Research 

      Albarrán González, D; Nienhuis, A (Plymouth College of Art, 2021)
      In this article, we discuss the experiential learnings from two collaborative research projects exploring the reuse of discarded competitive sails in Aotearoa New Zealand. The visually appealing and composite sail material, ...
    • Salient Elements in Novice Solutions to Code Writing Problems 

      Whalley, JL; Clear, Tony; Robbins, P; Thompson, E (Australian Computer Society, 2011)
      This paper presents an approach to the evaluation of novice programmers' solutions to code writing problems. The first step was the development a framework comprised of the salient elements, or programming constructs, used ...
    • Salivary Diagnostic Markers in Males and Females During Rest and Exercise 

      Rutherfurd-Markwick, K; Starck, C; Dulson, DK; Ali, A (BioMed Central, 2017)
      Background: Saliva is a useful diagnostic tool for analysis in sports, exercise and nutrition research, as collection is easy and non-invasive and it contains a large number of analytes affected by a range of physiological ...
    • Samoa International Visitor Survey - January 2018 to June 2018 

      Milne, S; Sun, M; Yi, J; Qi, H; Bakker, B (New Zealand Tourism Research Institute (NZTRI), Auckland University of Technology, 2018)
      No abstract.
    • Sampling the error: research into underrepresented groups in computing 

      Clear, Tony (ICER 2011, 2011)
      There has been considerable handwringing over time about the unbalanced proportions of women and ‘minority’ students in computing courses. Unfortunately CS Education researchers do not find themselves in a strong position ...
    • Sanjha Punjab – United Punjab: Exploring Composite Culture in a New Zealand Punjabi Film Documentary 

      Brown Pulu, TJ; Mukhtar, A; Singh, H
      This paper examines the third author’s positionality as the researcher and storyteller of a PhD documentary film that will be shot in New Zealand, Pakistan, and North India. Adapting insights from writings on Punjab’s ...
    • Saudi Academic Perceptions of E-learning Systems 

      Thorpe, SJ; Alsuwayed, HM (InderScience, 2019)
      The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has seen a growing interest in the uptake of cloud-based educational technologies in the university sector in recent years. In order to better understand the potential of cloud-based opportunities, ...
    • Saudi Academic Perceptions of e-Learning Systems [Microsoft Excel workbook] 

      Thorpe, SJ; Alsuwayed, HM (2019)
      The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has seen growing interest in the uptake of cloud-based educational technologies in the university sector in recent years. The majority of delivery models are currently structured on a client-server ...
    • 'Savoy Truffle': Love, Lust and Longing in a Box of Chocolates 

      Neill, L; Hemmington, N (Ingenta, 2018)
      This article re-reads The Beatles’ song, ‘Savoy Truffle’, not as an ode to Eric Clapton’s rotting teeth and chocolate consumption, but rather as a thinly veiled rock music metaphor reflecting the triptych love relationship ...
    • Scaffolding, the Zone of Proximal Development, and Novice Programmers 

      Awbi, NK; Whalley, JL; Philpott, A (CITRENZ, 2015)
      The work, which is part of a doctoral research project, reported here aims to explore the learning strategies that novice computer programmers adopt when writing code, the ways in which they integrate knowledge, and the ...
    • Scale As the Representation of an Idea, the Dream of Architecture and the Unravelling of a Surface 

      Hedges, S (enigma : he aupiki, Auckland, 2010)
      This paper is an investigation into the issue of the drawn scale and fragmented phantasia. The paper follows Italo Calvino’s notions of the instability of scale with the representations of phantasia that are revealed in ...
    • Scale – Time – Complexity: engaging, entangling, and communicating ecology 

      Jamieson, N; Denton, A; Reay, S (International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA), 2012)
      This project proposes a forum for discussion that questions how we engage with our ecology. The panel will be framed within an acknowledgment of scale, time, and complexity as an entry point into a conversation about our ...
    • Scaring Nemo ‐ Contrasting Effects of Observer Presence on Two Anemonefish Species 

      Trnski, L; Sabetian, A; Lilkendey, J (Wiley, 2020)
      Behaviours of Clark's anemonefish Amphiprion clarkii and the dusky anemonefish Amphiprion melanopus were studied in Vanuatu. Six anemones and their resident fish were observed for typical behaviours (hiding, watching, ...
    • Scattering of daily solutions of the GEONET GPS site ellipsoidal height and baseline length changes 

      Takiguchi, H; Fukuda, Y (Geodetic Society of Japan, 2001)
      We investigated scattering of the GPS site coor dinates and baseline length changes using daily GEONET solutions. We first calculated baseline length changes from the daily coordinates, and then calculated their standard ...

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