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ADJUSTABLE NITROOXIDATION TECHNOLOGY FOR LOW ALLOY STEEL
No full textThe article discusses the production of a surface diffusion nitride-oxide layer on low-alloy structural steel with specified structures and properties.
To develop a controlled technology for nitro-oxidation of low-alloy carbon steel, the dependences of the composition and structure of the nitrided and oxide layer on the chemical composition of the steel and the technological parameters of the process were studied. Technical iron was used as a model alloy and samples of industrial steel grades 40X, P6M5 and steel 45 were processed. Saturation temperatures were studied in the ranges above and below the eutectoid temperature for the “Fe-N” system and, accordingly, for the “Fe-O” system and it was found that the best structures are at saturation temperatures below the eutectoid
Analysis the Studies into Comparative Linguistics
No full textIn these article different researches and their critical statements and assumptions are presented so as to get common relationships connected to comparative linguistics
EDGELESS FLAT PLOWING STEP PLUG WITH DISK ANGLE CUTTER
No full textThe article presents information about the construction scheme of the step-shaped plow with a disk-shaped angle cutter, designed to prepare the soil for plowing without an edge in one pass, and the technological process it performs
Foreign Experience In Managing the Quality of Labor Resources
No full textIn this article, foreign experience in managing the quality of labor resources and proposals and recommendations for improving the efficiency of the regional labor market have been developed
Theoretical-Methodological Foundations of the Management of Natural Monopolies
No full textThis scientific article covers theoretical methodological aspects in the regulation and management of the spheres of natural monopolies. The reasons for the origin of natural monopolies, their negative consequences in the economy are covered. Proposals and recommendations have been developed on the economic features of the regulation of natural monopolies
Accountability in University System in Nigeria: Challenges and Way Forward
No full textThis paper looked at Accountability in the University system in Nigeria and its Challenges. Secondary data were adopted for the paper. The secondary data were collected from online and print publications. The paper concluded that lack of political will, weak accountability culture, weak labour unions, weak participation of stakeholder, poor implementation of accountability policies, poor monitoring of universities by anti-corruption agencies and other regulatory institutions, political influence and lack of autonomy amongst others are the factors responsible for poor accountability in the university system in Nigeria. To address these challenges, the paper suggested that Federal and State Governments should develop the political will to ensure visitation panels are constituted every five years and the white paper released should be implemented as at when due, to promote accountability in the universities. University administrators and managers should be trained and retrained on the importance of ensuring and promoting the culture of accountability in the universities. The various labour unions in the universities should be proactive in ensuring accountability in the universities. Also, autonomy should be granted to the universities to eliminate political influence activities in the universities
Designing in the Field of Culture
No full textThe article presents ideas about the introduction of new programs and the design of cultural processes in the organization of cultural services in the field of culture and art
Digitalization of Basic Education in Nigeria: Problems and Way Forward
No full textThis paper examined factors that is militating against digitalization of basic school education in Nigeria. Secondary data were used. The secondary data were gathered from print materials and online publications. The paper identified poor funding, shortage of digital facilities, power problem, poor internet connection, higher cost of digital facilities, poor digital skills and knowledge and shortage of digital experts, poor implementation problem, resistant to change and corruption as major problems that have militated against digitalization of basic education in Nigeria. The government should increase the funding of Basic education in Nigeria and more priorities should be given to the development of digital education. The government should provide adequate digital infrastructure facilities in all the Basic schools to aid accessibility and usability. Innovation Hubs/clusters should be set up in areas where they do not exist to make room for the laps that occurs in some areas in Nigeria, existing hubs should also partner with civil society groups to promote capacity building programs on digital education. The government should address the problem of power generation and distribution across the country. The government should invest more in the information communication technology to improve the connectivity level across the country etc
The Method of Studying the Ideal and Artistic Characteristics of the Work "Starry Nights"
No full textIn this article, the life and work of Pirimkul Kadyrov, the ideological-artistic features of the work "Starry Nights" are taught in general secondary schools, the educational-educational process is activated, students' ideological, literary-aesthetic it is highlighted that it has great opportunities in solving the task of education
Benefits of Funding Tertiary Education in Nigeria
No full textThis paper discussed the benefits of funding tertiary education adequately in Nigeria. Secondary data collected from print and online publications were used for the paper. The paper concluded that adequate funding of tertiary institutions in Nigeria will lead to sufficient funds in the various higher institutions, development of infrastructural facilities, employment of adequate staff, increment in salaries and welfares packages of staffs, reduction in brain-drain problems, prevention of strike actions in the institutions, attraction of international lecturers, research development, improvement in international ranking and attainment of an effective staff training programme. The paper suggested increasing investment in tertiary education. Tertiary institutions should be allowed to charge tuition fees within the parameters set by the government, but the Education Bank needs to be established to offer federal government-backed loans to students who may require them. Federal, state and institutional scholarship awards to help indigent students to pay tuition. Government institutionalized endowment funds for universities to expand their pool of funds. Tertiary institution should use their alumni to generate more revenue and give them incentives to contribute to their university endowment programmes. The government should institutionalize a new model of funding for tertiary education that needs to be developed in a way that will set objective parameters for the allocation of funds from the tertiary education trust fund (TETFUND) based on verified outputs in teaching, research and community service