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ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS FOR THE SAFETY OF HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
No full textThe proper and rational use of water resources in Uzbekistan requires the use of hydraulic structures, but if the safety solutions of such facilities are not calculated correctly, tragic situations and man-made emergencies can occur. This article provides an analysis of engineering solutions for hydraulic structures and water safety engineering solutions based on the requirements for them
PENETRATION OF FOREIGN CAPITAL INTO THE BANKING SYSTEM OF UKRAINE: HISTORICAL CONTEXT
No full textIt is well known that in the 90s of the twentieth century. processes of globalization and international integration have intensified in the world. In Ukraine, the impact of globalization has resulted in the entry of foreign banks into the domestic financial market. At the same time, as a rule, the one-way direction of capital movement remained - from developed countries to developing countries. Of course, Ukraine also belonged to this group of countries
COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
No full textIn this article, the importance of cognition, memory, thinking, attention in the mental development of preschool children, the processes of emotional cognition in the study of things and events, that is, children's perception of the environment through sight, hearing, smell, full perception During this period, the formation of the child as a person, the first perception of the world through the objects and things around him, the desire to find meaning in it, the development of interests and feelings are highlighted
METHODS OF DEVELOPING STUDENTS LISTENING COMPETENCE IN MUSIC CULTURE LESSONS
No full textThis paper discusses ways to develop students’ listening skills through a variety of demonstrations and in music culture classes, and presents the results of research in this area
LOVE, LOSS AND THE GEOGRAPHICAL IMAGINATION IN THE POETRY OF JOHN DONNE
No full textJohn Donne’s poetry has been a seminal contribution in bringing to fore the concept of love, the complexities involved in exploring characters in expressing love, the role of religion and how it reinforces love, various moods, emotions and expressions while true love is being exchanged, including the sexual favours. This paper analyses the various underlying themes in Donne’s poems and how they came to shape the concept of love as portrayed in English literature. The paper also analyses ways in which Donne’s approach has been different in explaining various facets of love and loss of separation and how various facets of a romantic relationship exhibited itself. The paper lays emphasis on the literary tools employed by John in expressing his ideas – conceits, paradoxes, metaphors, similes, contradictions, juxtapositions, heterogeneity etc. For him, love was all pervading – nothing could exist without love, and gave more emphasis to love than the material, worldly affairs. Juxtaposed against the restoration era, he explored various moods in which lovers engage in and connected them to the way love can be a panacea for all. The paper also analyses various poetic works of John Donne – The Flea, The Good Morrow, Songs and Sonnets, The Sun Rising, The Indifferent etc. – in order to derive the various moods in which the works are prepared, and how through an intelligent combination of wit, wisdom, religion, reason and passion of love, Donne presents his own unique take on the theme of love. Though there have been criticisms about his works, but there has been a realization about the richness of his works and how they had an indelible impact on the English literature. By wading through seemingly paradoxical themes and complex immutable concepts, John elucidates how love connects them all. The paper explores the underlying themes in his works, and how geographical imaginations are intelligently used to arrive at a sensual romantic world, when compared to the monotonous voyage discoveries made in the post Industrial Revolution Europe
REGIONAL SOCIAL POLICY AS IMPORTANT FACTOR OF THE STATE SOVEREIGNTY OF UKRAINE
No full textIn Ukraine, in the conditions of a permanent financial and economic crisis, it is very important to determine the priorities of socio-economic development to ensure the complexity of the national economy and increase its competitiveness. The most ambitious task of the socially oriented economy of the state in the market economy, which is still being formed in Ukraine, is the activity of social protection of all strata of society and the development of an effective social policy strategy. The social policy of the state by its nature should be uniform, however, due to the peculiarities of the social and geographic space of Ukraine, it is heterogeneous. And this is not a deviation from the norm, but the result of contradictory conditions that form the unevenness of the state's social space
TEXT MINING ON Q&A WEBSITES
No full textA well-known online Q&A forum where software developers post and answer questions related to programming. We perform the analyses on a long list of factors in the raw data and identify those that have a clear relation to response time. The main search is for the tag-related factors, such as their count (frequency of the tag used) and the cardinality of their “subscribers” (number of users can answer questions containing the tag), provide much stronger confirmation that factors not related to tags. Finally, we learn models using the identified evidential features for predicting the response time of questions, which also manifest the significance of tags chosen by the questioner. The process of defining the factors incorporates different steps for the analysis of documents like a social post or raw data (extraction of keywords and their matching to the related concepts) and their weighting. The concept of weighting involves different scores, such as statistical patterns and sentiment analysis which attempt to measure the proficiency of the user in the relative field
SUPPLY CHAIN BASED ON THE CORE PROCESSES AND CORPORATE SOCIAL
No full textThe article introduces the notion of supply chain, which is founded on two dimensions: the basic processes of a supply chain, and the concept of corporate social responsibility, which are both discussed in detail. It is proposed that a responsible supply chain is achieved through the manifestation of fundamental values by supply chain participants, as well as through their plans and tactics. A further discussion is included in this paper regarding the individual supply chain actors' responsibility for assuring that a responsible supply chain exists that is outside of their direct control. A conceptual model as well as a definition of a responsible supply chain are provided. We have developed a model that not only gives structure to the existing studies, but also produces new constructs and linkages that help to expand our understanding of the responsible supply chain. The work is based on an evaluation of research articles that were published between since years ago and contained parts of corporate social responsibility and supply chain procedure
COMPLEX APPROACHES TO THE ORGANIZATION OF AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES
No full textThe purpose of this article is to develop a conceptual framework for the examination of the agro-economic structure of farm-level agricultural systems. The second purpose is to sketch the relationships among these farm-level systems, and between these on the one hand and higher-level systems on the other. These considerations form the basis for the presentation in later articles of an analytical approach to farm management from a systems perspective applied in the context of Asian agriculture
ADAPTATION TO THE HABITAT AND LEAF ANATOMY OF ORNAMENTAL, MEDICINAL SPECIES OF VINCAL
No full textThe article provides information on the ecology and anatomy of the sheet Vincaerecta Regel. E.t Schamalh and Vinca minor. They purify the soil from heavy metals by accumulating them in the leaves, these types are promising for optimizing the urban environment