Propulsion aéronautique : études expérimentales de la combustion by Vincent-Randonnier, Axel

“…After recalling the principles and operational scope of this type of engine, as well as the issues encountered in the study of combustion, we will discuss the resources deployed at the National Office for Aerospace Studies and Research (ONERA) to support the development and optimization efforts of engine manufacturers. …”
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Le Corps animal comme puissance subversive des normes architecturales. Retour réflexif sur cinq cas d’étude by Léa Mosconi

“…This article proposes to grasp what the animal body, considered outside of the norm, does to standardized space through the analysis of several cases: a performance including a pony at the Nantes National Higher School of Architecture (ENSA Nantes), the menagerie du Jardin des plantes in Paris, the Paris Zoological Park in Vincennes, an urban farm in Strasbourg and finally, a fictional evolving farm project.…”
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Clinical medicine for Intensive Care especialists. Questions to an expert. by Alfredo Darío Espinosa Brito, Juan Francisco Rocha Hernández

“…In our country, since the 70’s years, this field was incorporated in our National Health System to the daily work of our professionals as to the patients expectations, in an almost an imperceptible way. …”
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CHEMICAL REAGENTS FOR SELECTIVITY IN IMPROVEMENT OF RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF CRUDE OIL by VALI HANAQA NURULLAYEV, BEYBALA TACI USUBALIYEV, FIKRET SULEYMAN GEHREMANOV, ULKER FIKRET GEHREMANOVA

“… Today oil industry – one of the most developing and priority industries of Azerbaijan which plays a huge role in national economy. The need for this mineral constantly increases therefore for improvement of quality and decrease in cost of the product mining companies need to modernize constantly not only the oil-field equipment, but also to improve production processes. …”
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The Role of Socio-Cultural Factors in Teaching Students a Minority Language by E. V. Voevoda, G. N. Mutaf

“…Along with that, the socio-cultural component of university curricula serves as a motivating factor, promotes interest in learning a minority language and contributes to building linguo-cultural and national identity.…”
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The tourist imaginary in Costa Rica: from a “way of seeing” to “making a territory” by Linda Boukhris

“…If this tourist imaginary is repsonsible for the creation of tourist sites, it is also involved in the construction of the territorial identity of Costa Rica by creating territorial symbols from which the national collective identification has taken shape. …”
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Towards struggle as lived experience: Contemplation on homiletic research for a (post-)pandemic world by W. Wessels

“…The propensity to privilege grounded theory without thorough theological critique becomes prominent in the interpretation of digital sermons during the national COVID-19 lockdown. The main argument of this article is concerned with the relationship between practice and academia, the prominence of thematic preaching, and the lack of alternative centres of thought. …”
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THE EXPERIENCE OF COMBATING THE SHADOW ECONOMY IN THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES by E. Hakopyan

“…Some European countries have developed and presented national strategies for combating the shadow economy. …”
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Peritonitis in children. by Vivian Vialat Soto, Vivian R. Mena Miranda, Eduardo Labrada Arjona, Dania Manresa Gómez

“…We presented the Good Clinical Practices Guideline for Peritonitis, approved by consensus in the 3th National Good Clinical Practices Workshop in Pediatric Surgery (Camagüey, Cuba; February 23 – 26, 2004)…”
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NZMSA President report by Indira Fernando

“…I am the outgoing %&%4 NewZealand Medical Students’ Association (NZMSA) President, and it has been my privilege to serve the NSMSA for the past four years. The NZMSA is the national medical student representative body in Aotearoa, advocating on behalf of all medical students across the country. …”
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Health information for the teenage years: what do they want to know? by J. Rolinson

“…The restrictions of the educational system and the National Curriculum in teaching Health Information are identified, as are the differences in roles and responsibilities of the teachers who have a designated interest teaching Health Information.…”
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Fragmentation des habitats et le devenir des lémuriens du Sud et du Sud-ouest de Madagascar by Germain Jules Spiral, Soanorolalao Ravelonjanahary

“…Since men arrived on the island, progressive degradation of forests became more and more alarming for the survival of lemur populations as well as the whole nation, particularly in the southern and south western regions leading to the handicap of the development of the country. …”
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Moscow International University Ranking “The Three University Missions” in the Global Educational Space by I. E. Zadorozhnyuk, V. M. Kalashnik, S. V. Kireev

“…This paper characterizes the national version of international university ranking as a narrow segment of social technologies. …”
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Les organisations de défense des droits de l’Homme dans la formule politique tunisienne : acteurs de l’opposition ou faire-valoir du régime ? by Larbi Chouikha, Eric Gobe

“…The contradiction between the search for a compromise at any cost and the affirmation of an opposing position explains how it is that the only legalized human rights association constitutes the locus of confrontation between political actors, and how the national authority seeks to transform the organisation into a proxy for its own rhetoric on human rights.…”
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The Evolution of the Text Encoding Initiative: From Research Project to Research Infrastructure by Lou Burnard

“…It is twenty-five years since the Text Encoding Initiative was first launched as a research project following an international conference funded by the US National Endowment for the Humanities. This article describes some key stages in its subsequent evolution from research project into research infrastructure. …”
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Organic Management of Vegetable Diseases, Part II: Foliar Pathogens by Gary Vallad

“… The successful management of both soilborne and foliar diseases requires a multifaceted program, taking into consideration variety selection, cultural methods, biologicals, and chemical applications approved by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) and certified organic under the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Organic Program (NOP). This revised 6-page review emphasizes the management of foliar disease and serves as a guide to assist growers in selecting strategies to manage disease in a sustainable system. …”
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TRENDS IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN RUSSIA IN TERMS OF ITS MODERNIZATION by Elena V. Nikitenko

“…In connection with the development of globalization, the need to improve the competitiveness of the national economy primarily through innovative products, higher school faces a new challenge for preparation of a professional, capable for independent search for knowledge, to innovate and create new quality products. …”
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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND ENTERPRISES AS THE BASIS OF INNOVATION ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT by Nikolay A. Shevelyov

“…This article discusses forms of interaction between university and enterprises, the models of partnership that enable to ensure the real influence of employers on the quality of specialists’ training. Perm National Research Polytechnic University has elaborated the system of mutually beneficial interaction with the leading industrial enterprises in Perm region and in Russia, which includes traineeship for lecturers and university workers, attracting of noted scientists from research centers and institutions, experts from enterprises to learning process, participation of employers in tutorial councils, cofinancing of university projects, organization of students’ practical work and others.…”
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Paysages viticoles : paysages ruraux ? by Soazig Darnay

“…Wine tourism, also globalised, is increasingly used as a communication and marketing tool at company as well as national levels. The wine-growing landscape has therefore become a tool and at the same time an outcome of this phenomenon.…”
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MD Voldemar Sumberg and the Folk Medicine Collection of the Estonian Museum of Hygiene from the 1920s and 1930s by Ave Tupits

“…Based on the documents preserved in several museums and archives in Tartu and Tallinn (the Estonian Health Care Museum, the Estonian State Archives, the Estonian Historical Archives, the Estonian Folklore Archives and the Estonian National Museum), the article will give an overview of the views of the director of the Estonian Museum of Hygiene, Voldemar Sumberg, on the relationship between folk medicine and modern medicine; the data on folk medicine collecting campaigns with Sumberg's involvement in the 1920s; and the fate of the folk medicine records and items collected by the Museum of Hygiene during the 1920s and 1930s, according to the documentation and archival material found so far.…”
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