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DIRECTIONS FOR IMPROVING THE AUDIT OF OBLIGATIONS IN THE FIELD OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
No full textThis article highlights the differences and features of accounting for liabilities according to National accounting standard (NAS) and National accounting standard (NAS) in the context of the transition to the digital economy . Also from BHMS account of liabilities The problematic aspects that arise in the process of transformation of National accounting standard (NAS) are highlighted and proposals are given.
The Connection of Pedagogical and Information Communication Technologies in the Modern Training of Future Teachers of the Korean Language
Get PDFDigital transformation in education, namely the use of modern technologies to improve the quality of university education, is determined by the optimization of teacher-student interaction, which leads to the progressive movement of the educational process towards the development of self-sufficient personality for self-education and independent solution of cognitive problems arising at the same time, able to quickly and independently acquire knowledge and critically comprehend them
Characteristics of the Risk of Production Development Caused Diseases of Sewers of JV "Tashteks"
Get PDFStudies have established that the working conditions of sewing machine operators belong to the 3rd class of the 3rd degree of harmfulness; they can cause an occupational risk of developing diseases in working women. According to the “microclimate” factor, there is a risk of developing general somatic pathologies of the respiratory system, circulatory system, digestion, skin, visual and auditory analyzers, musculoskeletal, genitourinary systems, blood disorders during the cold season and the risk of injury to the fingers due to sweaty palms during the warm period. According to the “noise” factor, professionally caused 2nd degree of hearing loss is possible with 40 years of experience, and according to the “vibration” factor there is a risk of developing spasm of the blood vessels in the hands. According to the factor “severity of the labor process,” there is a likelihood of the formation of functional and pathological disorders of the muscles of the shoulder girdle. The intense nature of the work process of seamstresses-motorists indicates the likelihood of an occupational risk of developing neurotic disorders, hypertension and coronary heart disease
Mirbobo Naqshbandi’s Comments about Human Perfection, Polishing the Soul, Giving it Spiritual Nourishment
Get PDFThe article analyzes the opinions expressed in the preface of the work “Mir’otus solikyyn” written for followers of the order by Sufi Mirbobo Naqshbandi, who contributed to the development of the Naqshbandi order in India. At the same time, the author’s thoughts related to the Naqshbandi order were translated from Persian and researched
LINGUISTIC SCHOOLS: UNLOCKING THE MYSTERIES OF LANGUAGE
Get PDFLinguistic schools are theoretical frameworks and approaches that aim to understand and explain language and its structure. Each school emphasizes different aspects of language and employs varying methodologies.
Linguistic schools encompass a range of theoretical viewpoints used to analyze and interpret language phenomena. Structuralism, one of the earliest schools, focuses on the structure and organization of language elements. It highlights the study of phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. On the other hand, generative grammar examines the innate rules and principles that underlie language production and comprehension, proposing a formal system of grammar. Functional linguistics emphasizes the communicative and pragmatic aspects of language, aiming to uncover how language serves various social and cognitive functions. It investigates the relationship between language and its context
Islamic Arabic Vocabulary in English and Uzbek Languages, Misconceptions and difficulties in translating Arabic- Islamic borrowings from Uzbek into English Language
Get PDFRESEARCH STATEMENT: This article illustrates the complexities of translating words with Arabic etymology from Uzbek into English in the process of communication. It explores the importance of accurate and careful translation of religious terms in order to facilitate the task of translators and second language learners and deal more efficiently with the challenging language aspects of specific words and expressions. It aims also to assess the difficulties and challenges of translating Arabic Islamic words into English focusing on context and meaning of words in English language.
A great number of words from Arabic language remained in Uzbek language as a legacy of the Arab conquest of Central Asia in the early 4 BC. These words present unique challenges as they have deep meanings and often times result in phrases or sentences to literally translate their definition. Therefore, the speakers of Uzbek and Tajik languages may easily understand the translation whereas, the speakers of English language may have difficulties in figuring out what exactly the words mean and in which context. Finally, the students of the English language face certain complexities translating Uzbek words into English or vice-versa while understanding their meaning and trying to at least provide accurate description of their meanings
Socio-Linguistic Patterns in Multilingual Bukhara: An Analysis across Four Languages
Get PDFThis study embarks on an exploratory journey into the intricate socio-linguistic landscape of Bukhara, a region historically and culturally rich, yet academically underexplored in terms of its multilingual dynamics. Central to this research is the analysis of linguistic patterns emerging from the interaction of four predominant languages in Bukhara, delving into a realm where cultural interplay and linguistic diversity coalesce. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative techniques such as ethnographic observations and in-depth interviews with quantitative methods like linguistic surveys, the study dissects the complex socio-linguistic interactions that underpin the everyday communication in this multilingual milieu. The findings unearth distinctive linguistic behaviors and attitudes, elucidating how historical, cultural, and social influences have sculpted the current linguistic landscape. This research contributes novel insights into the understanding of multilingualism, not merely as a linguistic phenomenon but as a socio-cultural tapestry, offering a nuanced perspective on how language functions in a multilayered societal context. The implications of this study extend beyond the boundaries of linguistic theory, providing a window into the socio-cultural dynamics of multilingual societies and laying the groundwork for future interdisciplinary research in this field.This study embarks on an exploratory journey into the intricate socio-linguistic landscape of Bukhara, a region historically and culturally rich, yet academically underexplored in terms of its multilingual dynamics. Central to this research is the analysis of linguistic patterns emerging from the interaction of four predominant languages in Bukhara, delving into a realm where cultural interplay and linguistic diversity coalesce. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative techniques such as ethnographic observations and in-depth interviews with quantitative methods like linguistic surveys, the study dissects the complex socio-linguistic interactions that underpin the everyday communication in this multilingual milieu. The findings unearth distinctive linguistic behaviors and attitudes, elucidating how historical, cultural, and social influences have sculpted the current linguistic landscape. This research contributes novel insights into the understanding of multilingualism, not merely as a linguistic phenomenon but as a socio-cultural tapestry, offering a nuanced perspective on how language functions in a multilayered societal context. The implications of this study extend beyond the boundaries of linguistic theory, providing a window into the socio-cultural dynamics of multilingual societies and laying the groundwork for future interdisciplinary research in this field
Renewable Energy Sources and Ways of their Implementation in the Republic of Uzbekistan
Get PDFIn this scientific article, the foreign experiences of using renewable energy sources (RES) are studied and the ways of their implementation in the practice of the Republic of Uzbekistan are shown, the economic advantages of using renewable energy sources in the production of electricity and future forecast indicators are analyzed
The Essence and Functions of the Central Bank Republic of Uzbekistan
Get PDFthis article discusses issues related to the essence and structure of the central bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The main purpose, objectives and rights of the bank are stated. The functions of the central bank are outlined and a detailed formulation of each of them is given
General Economic and Social Problems in the Conditions of Innovation and Digital Economy
Get PDFThis article is about de digital economy and “Wat is the digital economy?”, on such important issues as “Problems and tasks of the digital economy”, “The impact of the digital economy in Uzbekistan”