ANTINOMY OF THE MODERN AVERAGE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION by A. A. Listvin

“…First of all, the solution of a task of creation of high-technology workplaces and development of labour productivity has a key role. …”
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“Recreated impression”: problems and technologies of integrating the audio descriptive commentary service into the system of cultural industries / «Воссозданное впечатление»: пробл... by Tatiana Denisova / Денисова Татьяна Олеговна

“…Among such problems the author refers to: the ineffective functioning of communications in the information field, the isolated nature of the community of inclusive audiences (blind people), the lack of systemic interaction between cultural and artistic institutions and the community of the blind, the instability of interactions between participants in the process, the lack of specialists who ensure the implementation of services on the principles of systemic reproduction. …”
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Eksplorasi Bunyi Komposisi Harmonic in Ryoanji: Inovasi dalam Proses Kreatif by Agustinus Welly Hendratmoko, Johanes Kristianto Agung Nugroho

“…It also enriches the field of intercultural music creation and creates a more innovative space for expression. …”
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Metamodels of Educational and Methodological Activity in the University by S. M. Shcherbakov, K. K. Kalugyan, I. I. Miroshnichenko

“…Over the past two decades, the number of entities that are used in the creation of educational and methodological support has increased from 9 to 32, and the number of connections between them from 12 to 45. …”
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Historical interpretation in law: content and types by I. A. Minnikes, I. V. Minnikes

“…Complex historical interpretation includes historical-systematic, historical-functional, historical-teleological, historical-legal, and historical-linguistic interpretation. …”
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STRATEGIC COMPETENCE AS A GUARANTEE OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY OF A MODERN IT SPECIALIST by Volkova Nataliia, Oliinyk Iryna, Karpova Maryna

“…The importance of shaping strategic competence in three main sections is substantiated including: elemental (a set of components, the interaction between which ensures the implementation of the relevant activity); functional (methodology for adopting strategies); and procedural (technology for developing and implementing a strategy in the existing environment). …”
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Landscape Design and Sustainable Tourism at the Wuyistar Chinese Tea Garden, a World Heritage Site in Fujian, China by Lei Huang, Liang Zheng, Lei Zhang, Junming Chen, Yile Chen, Jiaying Fang, Ruyi Zheng, Haoran Liu

“…Simultaneously, the creation of a distinctive tourist destination enables tourists to fully engage with nature and tea culture, while simultaneously fostering the growth of cultural tourism in world heritage sites. …”
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Investigating atmospheric implications for the reaction of ●OH with CH2=C(CH3)-CX3, X=(H,F): Perspective on future refrigerant by Cho Louis Akenji, Olivier Holtomo, Tabod Charles Tabod

“…The estimated photochemical ozone creation potential (POCP) are also low for both compounds indicating their very low contribution to ozone production in the troposphere. …”
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Assessment in education: Current trends, problems and contradictions (review of scientific publications) by I. B. Shmigirilova, A. S. Rvanova, O. V. Grigorenko

“…Modern views on the goals and content of education around the world are changing the viewpoints on educational assessment: the goals and functions of assessment are expanded, new assessment forms and tools are being introduced, the roles of students and teachers in assessment practice are revised. …”
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INTEGRATION OF DISTRIBUTED INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS BUILT AROUND FIBER-OPTIC AND MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SENSORS by A. V. Chernodarov, A. P. Patrikeev, I. I. Merkulova, S. I. Ivanov

“…In the solution of the problem formulated above, an object-oriented modular technology for the creation of integrated navigation systems was taken as a basis. …”
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SPIRITUAL AND MORAL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENT YOUTH IN TODAY’S REALITIES by Sapozhnykov Stanislav

“…They include the problem of mutual coordination of upbringing influences of teachers and parents on student youth during their socialization and individualization; filling the methods of formation of educational activity with the appropriate moral content; the functioning of the relationship and mutual influence of personal qualities of student youth, which are in the stage of their formation; and creation of an effective model for the shaping of moral values in student youth taking into account the sequence of development of various personality qualities. …”
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Comparison of brain activity metrics in Chinese and Russian students while perceiving information referencing self or others by Q. Si, J. Tian, V. A. Savostyanov, D. A. Lebedkin, A. V. Bocharov, A. N. Savostyanov

“…One of the problems of neuroimaging technology is the creation of methods for studying human brain activity in socially oriented conditions by using modern information approaches. …”
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HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AND ITS IMPACT ON THE ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE STATE by Volodymyr Buha, Natalia Blazhivska, Olha Kovalova

“…The genesis of the formation and development of legal regulation of the construction industry in Ukraine was formed under the complex influence of numerous political, social and systemic legal factors and covers separate periods of development: I (IX – early XIV centuries) – the period of existence of Kyivan Rus and feudal fragmentation in the Ukrainian lands, codification of construction legislation and workshop organisation of construction, but almost all construction activities were of a "defensive" nature; II (XIV – XVI centuries) – the period when Ukrainian lands were under the rule of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Kingdom of Poland – the beginning of development planning, taking into account the successful use of territories, ensuring the proper functioning of military and administrative facilities, as well as fire safety; III (XVI – XVIIІ centuries) - the existence of the Cossack-Hetman state – legal regulation and management of construction was limited to purely technical works aimed at strengthening the defence capability of the Zaporozhian Army, therefore it was of exclusively strategic importance; IV (late 18th – early 20th century) – the period when Ukrainian lands were under the rule of the Austrian (Austro-Hungarian) and Russian Empires – the creation of the first specialised agencies authorised to issue permits for certain types of economic activity and to supervise and control construction; V (early twentieth century – 1991) – the period when Ukraine was part of the USSR – a gradual transition to industrial construction methods; consolidation of construction organisations; improvement of design and estimate documentation; growth in labour productivity, quality of work and the formation of the first trade unions at construction enterprises and associations; subsequently, the unification of functions between the main participants in construction – the customer and the contractor – led to a reduction in the contractor's liability; adoption of the first consolidated regulatory act – the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offences – aimed at regulating administrative and legal relations in the construction sector; Period VI (from 24 August 1991 to the present) – the period of modern Ukraine – consists of two stages 1) in terms of regulatory development, it was marked by the active development of the national legislative framework, and in terms of functionality – by a total reduction in demand for construction products, inflation, which led to a decrease in working capital, imperfect depreciation policy and massive fraud in the housing market; 2) definition of national standards and rules for construction, emergence of new norms in the sectoral legislation and establishment of various sanctions for their violation, formation of the institutional system of the construction industry with subsequent winding up, reorganisation, etc. …”
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Imprinting Electrically Switchable Scalar Spin Chirality by Anisotropic Strain in a Kagome Antiferromagnet by Debjoty Paul, Shivesh Yadav, Shikhar Gupta, Bikash Patra, Nilesh Kulkarni, Debashis Mondal, Kaushal Gavankar, Sourav K. Sahu, Biswarup Satpati, Bahadur Singh, Owen Benton, Shouvik Chatterjee

“…Moreover, this twofold degenerate magnetic state enables the creation of multiple‐stable, non‐volatile anomalous Hall resistance (AHR) memory states. …”
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Designing the outsourcing model in central government organizations by Mahnaz Moradi, Morteza Ghasemi, Maryam Majidi, Gholamreza Amjadi

“…Outsourcing is related to the transfer of a complete functional department of the business or some activities of a functional department and keeping the rest of the activities of that department internally. …”
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Exploitation of Key Regulatory Modules and Genes for High-Salt Adaptation in Schizothoracine by Weighted Gene Co-Expression Network Analysis by Luo Lei, Xingxing Deng, Fei Liu, He Gao, Yuting Duan, Junting Li, Suxing Fu, Hejiao Li, Yinhua Zhou, Rongrong Liao, Haiping Liu, Chaowei Zhou

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Implementasi Markerless Location-Based Untuk Aplikasi Augmented Reality Berbasis Android by Kintung Prayitno, Sunardi, Herman Yuliansyah

“…This study uses the Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) methodology which includes six stages: (1) concept to determine application goals and needs, (2) design of application architecture and user interface, (3) collection of location data and 3D models, (4) application creation with Unity and location-based AR* features, (5) application testing to ensure functionality, and (6) application distribution. …”
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Evaluation of novel computerized tomography scoring systems in human traumatic brain injury: An observational, multicenter study. by Eric Peter Thelin, David W Nelson, Juho Vehviläinen, Harriet Nyström, Riku Kivisaari, Jari Siironen, Mikael Svensson, Markus B Skrifvars, Bo-Michael Bellander, Rahul Raj

“…The primary aim of this study was to evaluate the Stockholm and Helsinki CT scores for predicting functional outcome, in comparison with the Rotterdam CT score and Marshall CT classification. …”
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The Modified Bohlman Method for Pediatric High-Grade Spondylolisthesis: Greater than 2-year Follow-up Data From a Consecutive Case Series by Dominique L. Petty, BS, T. Peter Li, MD, PhD, Jeffrey M. Henstenburg, MD, Kenneth J. Noonan, MD, MHCDS

“…Key Concepts: (1) The modified Bohlman method (mBm) for high-grade spondylolisthesis employs an allograft strut and 6.5 mm stainless steel bone screws to achieve posterior lateral fusion with reliable rates of solid arthrodesis at a minimum of 2 years follow-up. (2) This technique is associated with reductions in slip angle and improvements in lumbosacral alignment, supporting the creation of a stable “neo-sacrum.” (3) At greater than 2 years follow-up, patients treated with the mBm demonstrated functional outcomes comparable to published normative values, as measured by the Oswestry Disability Index and Scoliosis Research Society-22r. …”
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International festival-workshop of film schools “Kinoproba”: From a local city event to a large-scale one. (Physiological essay) by Liliya M. Nemchenko

“…The article considers the necessary and sufficient conditions for the birth and functioning of the festival: the place, in this case, the city of birth, the community, and the environment. …”
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