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The Use of Composite Polymer Fittings in the Construction Industry
No full textThis thesis describes the application of composite polymer luminaires instead of traditional steel luminaires used in construction and the research carried out on them, the areas of application, the characteristics of composite polymer luminaires are presented
Comparative Analysis of Languages and Its Issues
No full textA particular category of linguistics' broad typology is comparative language typology. She analyzes specific kinds of languages and systems of two or more languages deductively (from the outside in). As the name suggests, comparative linguistic typology is a branch of linguistic typology that is based on the comparison approach. Comparative typology can equally take into account only dominant or common features as well as only distinguishing characteristics that appear in languages of the same structural type (synthetic, analytical, agglutinative, etc.) or in languages of different structural types (synthetic and analytical, agglutinative and incorporated, etc.)
Multicultural Phenomenon in French Translations
No full textThis article explores the history and significance of multiculturalism in French translations. It traces the evolution of French translations from the early days of translation to the present day, highlighting the challenges and innovations that have marked this field. The article argues that multiculturalism remains an important aspect of French translations, and that skilled translators must be able to navigate cultural differences in order to accurately convey the meaning and cultural specificity of a text.
As the world becomes more interconnected, multiculturalism has become a significant phenomenon in many aspects of society, including in the field of translation. In particular, French translations have a long and complex history of dealing with cultural differences between the source and target languages
The Main Components and Pedagogical Support of the Communicative and Creative Potential
No full textThe article discusses the important components of the competence of future teachers, about the ideas of teaching in the higher education system, the general features of the implementation of the above ideas
Content and Interpretation in the Story “The King Who Took the Path of Kingship with Alexander or the King Who Really Reached Kingship”
No full textSince fiction is anthropology, it means that human life, his experiences, passions, relationships - all his activities are the “beating heart, his blood and soul, his flame and sun” of a work of art.
 
Some Problems of Learning English and Ways to Solve Them
No full textIn today's developing era, English is the language of communication all over the world, no other language is as global and widely used as English. In many educational institutions, students study English as a compulsory subject in their academic programs, because this subject helps the graduate to improve his further career in certain fields of activity and business. This article reveals the main problems and difficulties in mastering the necessary competences in learning English that most students face. As the main task, ways and methods of improving mastery and solving problems arising in English language learning were considered, and simple and effective methods for their implementation and practical application in the learning process were shown
Analysis of Scientific and Practical Data on the Pathogenesis of Damage to the Kidneys, Pathomorphological Changes in Covid-19 Infection
No full textViral infections have always been one of the pressing problems of Medicine. On Earth, billions of people are currently infected with viral infections of one type or another.Viral diseases account for 80% of infectious diseases, according to experts from the entire World Health Organization.
 
Harmonization of Education and Social Development with Universal Values in Jadidism
No full textThis article examines the doctrine of Jadidism, a cultural and educational movement that emerged in Central Asia during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The movement's primary focus was on harmonizing education and social development with universal values. Led by visionary educators and thinkers, Jadidism sought to modernize traditional educational systems while promoting enlightenment, tolerance, and gender equality. Emphasizing the transformative power of education, Jadidism encouraged inclusivity, fostering an environment where diverse cultures and traditions could coexist harmoniously. By instilling civic responsibility and social consciousness in students, the movement aimed to create an enlightened and engaged citizenry. This article delves into the principles of Jadidism and explores its profound impact on education and social development, highlighting its relevance as a beacon of inspiration for contemporary educational philosophies worldwide
The Effect of Foreign Experience on the Development of the Economy in Uzbekistan
No full textThis article talks about the reforms and foreign experience in the development of the digital economy in our country. Today, in the conditions of the rapidly developing global economy, the digital economy is in the initial period of its development, and there are opinions about the complete transition of our time to the digital information stage
Types of Language Transfer
No full textCommonly discussed in the context of English language learning and teaching, the phenomenon of language transfer is also known by various terms, including L1 interference, linguistic interference, and cross linguistic influence. However, it is not limited to English and can occur in any situation where someone does not have native-level proficiency in a language, such as when translating into a second language. Bilingual child language acquisition is another area where language transfer is frequently observed, particularly when one language is dominant