Involving unused land in the economic turnover of the agricultural sector of a region: institutional regulation and economic feasibility by V. I. Trofimova

“…The article shows the necessity of institutional regulation of the process of involving unused agricultural land into the economic turnover of the agrarian sphere of a region. It presents quantitative and qualitative characteristics of previously withdrawn agricultural lands, their territorial distribution by soil and climatic microzones and administrative districts of a region, unused period duration, residual fertility level (in terms of humus content), and land plots degradation degree. …”
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Conceptual and Institutional Aspects of EU Energy Policy (1990-2014) by Y. V. Borovskiy, K. V. Trachuk

“…The Lisbon Treaty made the energy policy a sphere of "shared competence" of EU institutions and member states. …”
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Problems and Tasks of Higher Pedagogical Education at the Present Stage of Country’s Development by G. A. Bordovsky

“…It is pointed out that the educational sphere, in fact, is always based on solving three problems: “what to teach”, “how to teach”, “why to teach”.The key question, that illuminates everything else, is the main question – in what social, economic and technological structure of society a person who receives education at any level, from preschool to university, has to live and work. …”
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Investigating interactions of alpha-hydroxy acids with sodium benzoate for advanced formulation and translational applications: An ultrasonic approach by Ashpinder Kaur Gill, Nabaparna Chakraborty, K.C. Juglan

“…To provide a more comprehensive explanation for the findings, the co-sphere overlap concept examines the numerous interactions inside the liquid systems. …”
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Project Innovative Activity in the Higher Education System of the Russian Federation by D. Y. Mironova, E. A. Pashkova, I. V. Baranov, A. G. Budrin, V. Varadarajan, S. Afrifa

“…The work presents a map of concepts in the innovation sphere, which depicts the relationship between such concepts as: innovation, project, innovation activity, project activity, innovation infrastructure, design-innovation activity, innovative developments and innovative project. …”
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Breaking up the Canon of Literary Modernity: Classicism in the Ecopoetics of David Hinton and the Materialism of Zeng Shaoli. A Preliminary Outline of Epistemological Changes in Co... by Frank Kraushaar

“…A permanent devaluation of language in the human realm, matched by a permanent devaluation of currencies in the economic sphere, provokes poetic responses in the very interest of humanity. …”
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The Struggle for Influence on the Roof of the World by E. M. Kozhokin

“…The gradual establishment of China's dominance in the economic sphere is accompanied by an increase in China's presence in education and culture. …”
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HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN THE SPACE OF INDICATORS OF THE INTERNATIONAL RATINGS by Dmitry A. Rubvalter, Yury S. Bogachyov, Valery P. Shestak

“…There is offered a model image of «the space of indicators» in the form of the petal chart, which integrates families of orgraphs – each orgraph represents a certain sphere of activity, partial indicators or estimates of activity are represented as top, or knots of the orgraph, and communication between as arches, or edges of the orgraph. …”
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A political career for the Internet generation by O. V. Kryshtanovskaya, I. A. Lavrov

“…The article deals with the problem of studying social mobility and classifying “social lifts” in the political sphere. The high relevance of this topic today is due to the growing politicisation of young people, as the result of this the social exclusion of young people is formed. …”
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Using Russian Ruble in International Transactions by I. Z. Yarygina

“…The analysis of problems of development cooperation partners countries in the monetary sphere and shows that the main causes hindering greater use of domestic currencies are: hard currency regulation; a rare use of letters of credit and guarantees, which increases the financial risk operations; significant transaction costs; asymmetrical measures, currency regulation, burdening the mutual interests of the parties. …”
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Civilizational Analysis in Historical Sociology and Explanations of the “Soviet Collapse" by M. V. Maslovskiy

“…In contrast, the article argues that — for a comprehensive understanding of transformation processes in China — we need to consider the cultural sphere by drawing on sociological civilizational analysis.…”
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Khabarovsk State Institute of Culture as a School for Formation of a Creative Personality by S. N. Skorinov

“…Over the past years its became one of the leading educational institutions in the Far East Region for the preparation of the policymakers in the sphere of culture, the heads of cultural institutions, the organizers of cultural events and festivals, specialists for libraries, museums, art galleries, Houses of Culture, music and dance teachers. …”
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Actual Russian media factors as resourse of development of political consumerism by V. A. Rozina

“…According to bservations, most often media factors appear in the spheres, where the media are moving away from traditional roles (for example, communicative, ideological, organizing, socia and others) which in turn has caused by certain social and economic trends.Separately and in more detail, the author studies the influence of media factors on the consumerism of the political sphere of life - the trend, which is characterized by the appearance of features of the economic market in the political process. …”
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A definition and model for sustainability in major sports events by Shreyya Rajagopal, Léonie Brodmann, Martin Müller, David Gogishvili, Markus Lang, Lucie Schoch, Ioannis Konstantopoulos, Stefano Caneppele

“…It identifies 18 dimensions (six in each sphere) to serve as a further operationalisation of the conceptual model into a future framework. …”
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Typology of risks of territories of advanced development by M. A. Arzumanyan, O. I. Larina, N. V. Moryzhenkova

“…An integral part of highly professional risk management is the definition of management objects in the economic sphere. A number of controversial issues related to classifications of risks of PPP is raised in the article. …”
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Becoming Homebaked by Jones Samantha

“…The paper questions if artists and biennial, with their local and international communities, are capable of creating an ‘agonistic public sphere’ (Mouffe, 2007), where they can address one another in the co-production of new cultural and economic infrastructures to create social change.…”
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Endometriosis Gene Expression Heterogeneity and Biosignature: A Phylogenetic Analysis by Mones Abu-Asab, Ming Zhang, Dennis Amini, Nihad Abu-Asab, Hakima Amri

“…Subsequent gene linkage was modeled by Genomatix BiblioSphere Pathway software. A list of clonally shared derived (abnormal) expressions revealed the pattern of heterogeneity among specimens. …”
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Higher Education of Latin America in the Trajectory of International Student Mobility by E. G. Ermolieva

“…Additionally,  the  opportunities and difficulties of this bi-regional partnership in the higher education sphere at the present time are analyzed.Despite  the  fact  that  the  Latin  American  region  lies  somewhat  away  from  the  main  routes  of global interuniversity exchange, it is gradually increasing its share in the flow of mobile students by active participation in triangle formats. …”
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The mechanism of concession agreements in the Russian heat supply system by A. G. Zakrevskaya, N. G. Lyubimova, A. S. Flaxman

“…The current research examines the mechanism of concession agreements, functioning in the sphere of heat supply, the ways of its conclusion, its advantages and differences from lease agreements. …”
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Great Britain in the Commonwealth of Nations by N. A. Stepanova

“…The author argues that for many decades the main reason for this evolution was British politicians'desire to deter regions from breaking away from within the British sphere of influence. Indeed, the Commonwealth countries belonged to one of the three most important and traditional circles of British political and economic interests, as formulated by W. …”
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