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THE SECRET SOCIETY, RELATIONS WITH THE ENTERPRISE AND ITS REGULATION IN NATIONAL LEGISLATION
No full textA secret society is a company in which one person - a secret partner, invests, that is, participates with a
monetary and non-monetary contribution in the company of another person, an entrepreneur - a public
partner, and on the basis of the contribution acquires the right to participate in the profit and loss of the
company. The secret society is established by the conclusion of an agreement between the secret and the
public partner.
The secret society is not a trading company according to the Law on Trading Companies and it has no legal
personality, no company and does not participate in legal transactions with third parties. This company exists
only in the relations between the secret partner and the entrepreneur - the public partner, it is not registered
in the register of commercial companies which is maintained by a competent authority. Exclusively, the
entrepreneur is the entity that performs in the legal transaction and is the holder of all rights and obligations
from the operation.
The reasons for the creation of the secret company is the fact that this type of company is used for the
realization of business ventures that one does not want to know about, that is, to find out which entity is
behind them.
The secret society due to the simplicity in its creation, the wide flexibility in arranging the relations between
the public and the secret partner, the possibility of finding an easier way of financing the enterprise, the
possibility of securing profit through secret investment, makes this society one of the best forms for
successful realization of the entrepreneur\u27s business venture, on the one hand, and on the other hand, this
company also serves to satisfy the interest of the secret investor, in a way that his investment will be further
away from the general public
SEARCHING THE PERSONAL COMPUTER: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND LABOUR LAW ASPECTS
No full textIn the paper, the authors explain the search of the computer from the aspect of criminal procedure and labour
law. The 21st century is marked by an increasingly frequent need to search for computers as devices for
automatic data processing. The Code of Criminal Procedure of Serbia, in addition to the search of devices
for automatic data processing, also recognizes the computer search of data as a special evidentiary action.
Special evidentiary actions are also a permanent subject before the European Court of Human Rights.
However, in addition to the criminal procedure aspect, the labour law aspect of the search of a personal
computer by the employer is also important. Therefore, the authors analyse the mentioned matter both from
the aspect of national laws and from the aspect of human rights protection
YOUTH, MIGRATION, AND HIGHER EDUCATION
No full textThe basic demographic characteristics of one society are tightly related to the youth’s potential as the core for any future social development. The prospects in Balkan countries are jeopardized by low fertility and continued migration which intensified in the last decades. Migration in the past was generated by wars, political instability, and a lack of economic prospects. Today, a vast part of the region is integrated into the EU, and the rest is with clear aspirations to integrate in the near future. However, some open questions as dysfunctional political systems, corruption, not having a rule of law, and economic instability are some of the main reasons for future migration.
This article is focused on the general motivation for migration in the Balkan countries, with a focus on Macedonian society. Two surveys are presented as an empirical basis for further analyses. The results reflect the general situation in the eastern and central regions of the Republic of N. Macedonia. Longitudinal aspects are included, comparing the data generated in 2014, 2018, 2022, and 2023. Additionally, the official statistics confirm the thesis and create broader picture for the correlative relations between educational motivation and migration trends
THE FUTURE OF MACEDONIAN NEWS RADIO STATIONS IN THE TIME OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
No full textThe development of technology, as much as it brings novelties and advantages, also represents a challenge for overcoming certain obstacles to development in certain spheres and segments of social life. The broadcasting industry and radio stations as part of this sphere, with the advent of the Internet, smartphones and artificial intelligence, face the biggest challenge every day, that is, how to survive and remain competitive in the media market. The subject of this paper is an analysis of the situation of news radio stations and the challenges they face in order to give recommendations for improving the situation in which they are. The paper contains data from several research, and as a case study the transformation of Macedonian radio Channel 77 is elaborated
THE POSITION OF ROMA CHILDREN IN COURT PROCEEDINGS
No full textIn May 2014, a parent of a 17-year-old boy reported the abuse of his son and his 12-year-old grandson. The abuse of the children was carried out by four police officers, members of the special unit "Alpha". They suspected that one of the boys had stolen the purse of a woman, a passer-by. After they intercepted them, they started beating them without any prior warning. (Police abuse Romani youth in Macedonia, 2004)
This is one of the many cases that reach us every day. The stereotype and prejudice that Roma are perpetrators of property crimes is deeply rooted in our society and beyond. Unfortunately, this is only one of the types of discrimination, which is manifested in many spheres and represented in many forms. Marginalization of the Roma is a phenomenon that is passed down from generation to generation and destroys many young lives before they even begin.This paper analyzes the position of Roma children in court proceedings, based on the hypotheses that street children are perpetrators of crimes due to their lack of access to the educational system and that the law enforcement authorities carry out the procedure inappropriately and incompletely when it comes to Roma children.The rights of the child are inviolable and must be respected by all subjects in the procedure. Any violation of them is highly condemnable
CLOUD COMPUTING AND VIRTUALIZATION: CAN CLOUD COMPUTING EXIST SEPARATELY FROM VIRTUALIZATION?
No full textVirtualization is a software technique that emulates the operation of the entire computer. Depending on the needs and the powers of the physical computer, several virtual machines can be installed at the same time. The resources of physical computers will be shared between all virtual machines and because of that, virtual machines will be working slower. A virtual machine uses a combination of software and an existing computer to provide additional computer machines, all in one physical device. Cloud computing involves delivering hosted services and cloud applications over the internet and enables users to obtain a shared pool of data from remote physical servers, databases, and computers. Although virtualization and cloud computing are seen as two different techniques, they are interconnected and cannot exist without each other. Virtualization in cloud computing can prevent the IT system from failing and can protect the IT environment from bugs and viruses. In IT infrastructure, cloud computing and virtualization are used together to build a cloud infrastructure. The aim of this study is to define and analyze what virtualization and cloud computing are. Then through a comparison to show how these techniques are related to each other and consequently a conclusion will be drawn
INVESTIGATION OF TURN-TO-TURN CONTACT RESISTANCES OF LARGE-SCALE D-SHAPED NO-INSULATION HIGH-TEMEPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETS TO ACHIEVE SHORT CHARGNING DELAY AND HIGH THERMAL STABILITY
No full textTo generate ultra-high magnetic fields, a no-insulation (NI) winding technique was proposed by Hahn on 2011. By removing insulators between turns, the NI winding technique enables a high-temperature superconducting (HTS) magnets to improve the thermal stability while generating ultra-high magnetic fields. The NI winding technique has commonly been applied to circular coils for the targets of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), air-core cyclotron called as skeleton cyclotron, and so on. Recently, meterclass (large-size) D-shaped NI HTS magnets used for compact fusion reactors are under development applying the NI winding technique. One of critical issues is that large-size D-shaped NI magnets have a long excitation delay. High turn-to-turn contact resistances on NI HTS coils shorten the charging delay times, although high turn-to-turn contact resistances deteriorate the thermal stability. Therefore, the relation between the excitation delay and the thermal stability was investigated on different turn-to-turn contact resistances. Finally, we could find the appreciate resistances with the short charging time and the high thermal stability for two different sizes of D-shaped NI HTS coils
PHYSIODISPENSER – AND ITS USE IN DENTAL MEDICINE
No full textA physiodispenser is a specialized dental drill that is designed to prepare the implant site in the jawbone during the dental implant placement procedure. The use of a physiodispenser is important because it ensures that the implant site is properly prepared and the implant is placed with precision and accuracy. It cut bone very efficiently with controlled torch, speed and gear. There is constant saline irrigation system which washed away wash the bone debris and blood and also act as coolant. So after surgery patient will not get pain and swelling. It has very low noise, comfortable for patient. The physiodispenser is key technology in implant dentistry. The PhysioDispenser is a device enabling us to embed the implants into the bone. Its main advantage is that, compared to standard dental sets of instruments, almost every part of the dispenser can be sterilized, which prevents spreading of infection into the operation wound. It allows bone surgery at low speed becomes extremely safe and patients will typically not get any swelling after surgery. It uses a combination of high-speed rotary motion and gentle oscillation to create precise, controlled channels in the bone for the dental implant to be placed. The oscillation feature helps to minimize damage to the surrounding bone tissue and increase the accuracy of the implant placement
SWOT ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEN ECONOMY
No full textThe paper deals with the types of hydrogen production, methods for its storage and transport, and possibilities of end use of hydrogen. The basics of the hydrogen economy are briefly described and then the SWOT analysis of the hydrogen economy is performed. The strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of the hydrogen economy are summarized in the SWOT analysis. Based on that analysis, the biggest problems, and threats with possibilities of solving those problems are summarized. SWOT analysis considers aspects of the hydrogen economy e.g. energy demands, financial difficulty, safety, and awareness about hydrogen. Conclusions involve suggestions on how to avoid the above-mentioned awareness, and how could increase hydrogen utilization
THE IMPACT OF ONLINE TEACHING ON THE DENTAL STUDENTS’ EXAM SUCCESS
No full textCOVID-19 epidemic has changed a number of aspects in various life activities. The epidemic had the greatest impact on the education process itself. Pupils and students from classical teaching in their classrooms and lecture halls have switched to online teaching. Аt the same time, a significant effort was made by the teaching staff to adapt to the newly created situation. Aiming to assess the impact/influence of the online teaching on the success of students, we set the main goal of this research to make a comparative analysis of students\u27 grades in the same courses in the period before the epidemic and during the implementation of online teaching.In order to fulfil the purpose of our research, an analysis was made of the grades for three courses of the study program in dental medicine - preclinical periodontology, periodontology 1 and periodontology 2 in the academic year 2018/2019 when the teaching was carried out with physical presence, 2019/2020 when the teaching it was entirely online and for 2020/2021 when a hybrid type of teaching was conducted. The pass rate of the exams and the average grades for the three most important exam sessions - June, September and February are presented.The results that we obtained within the research showed that there is significant change in terms of the pass rate of the students, as well as the average grade regarding the three courses. The pass rate has shown significant decrease, while the average grade regarding the courses increased during those years. This is solid ground for comparisons to be made with other courses, modules, faculties, even universities, towards locating the reasons for this reality. One possible and very reliable reason can be found in the fact that the change of the teaching type from classic to online and than hybrid is big and fast change for the students, that led to decrease of the pass rate, but most probably the students who passed the exam mastered the material better