Bright Example Research Articles

Description of a human being at the unstable time (on the synergy attempt to language)

Time of historical changes in a country is being reflected in the language and provides great influence on the methods of world description. Loosing of traditional connections in the society is being continued in the growing instability and indefiniteness in the language. The expression of indefiniteness used to describe the picture of the world at the time of changes is analysed here. Ways applied to describe a person provide a bright example of mentioned language situation. The same methods appear at totally different fields of language activity such as literal language and spoken language of certain marginal social groups. Descriptions of human beings like objects and of objects like creatures in prose and criminal argot are studied like examples in this article. Destruction of descriptive tradition creates new ways to show impressions of unstable world and activates the potential of language units. Writers with great sense of language sometimes are able to foreseen the future tendencies appearing in such epoch of instability. Analysis of these cases from the synergy position helps to enlarge the knowledge of language process and to trace the link between linguistic and natural process.

Tourism improvement based on sustainable architecture and new functions of textures and historical buildings and their alterations

Doubtless, architecture is one of the invaluable and profitable resources of countries holding the necessary infrastructure of the industry or seeking to build them. Tourism is a complex of phenomena and relations coming from interactions among tourists, capitals, hosting governments and communities, scientific institutions, transformation firms, and hosting and control of the tourists. One of the lucrative tourist sources is artistic and architectural phenomena which stand for the civilization of each country as civilization is a combination of symbols and historical and cultural revelations that are evidences for fort and identity of a nation and their persistence among other nations and civilizations. One of these revelations and symbols is historical houses and textures that have mostly been museums or places of interest that are restored today. In these buildings, Iranian art and architecture reveals itself from the past and demonstrates its mutual effect. Taking care of cultural identity in building, least use of natural resources and life qualities, this architecture meets a lot of principles which are financially efficient. The aim of this paper is to introduce the patterns of sustainable architecture in old Iranian architecture; it also examines old houses particularly Jalil Arazi house in Ghazvin which is a bright example of sustainable architecture. Climate, ecology, atmosphere, building’s body, appropriate form and beautiful design are some of the main factors in sustainable architecture. That’s why Iranian architects have been welcome to anything looking good to the eye and have revealed it in traditional architecture; some of these visual scenes include patterns of decorative designs, stucco, glass works, sash windows, brickworks, etc. This paper has implemented on biblical and archival method by survey and is provided the results as a paper.

Permittivity and permeability of semi-infinite metamaterial

In our work we investigate dielectric and magnetic properties of semi-infinite metamaterial consisting of particles of different possible nature: atoms, molecules, nanoparticles, etc. It is important that these particles would have magnetic properties. Polarization of a near-surface layer is known to differ from its bulk value for non-magnetic materials; for magnetic materials, including metamaterials, the situation should be similar, which is the subject of our research. We obtain analogues of the Clausius-Mossotti relation both for permittivity and permeability taking into account the local field effects in the longwave approximation for semi-infinite metamaterial. These relations describe the connection between macroscopic characteristics of the semi-infinite metamaterial (permittivity and permeability) and characteristics of constituent particles (dielectric polarizability and magnetic polarizability), which is a bright example of multi-scale approach - method very popular today in physical and computer simulating.

MEDIA PERSON AND PERSONAL SPHERE: LIMITS OF EXPANSION OF SOCIOCULTURAL SITUATION

The article discusses the role and importance of media in the creation of different images. Today, the media world is able to get across to the recipient's specific orientation, views to influence on mass consciousness, to impose models of behavior, attitude, that is characteristic to our mentality. Development of the state is associated with the very development of political culture. Humanistic orientation of socio-cultural policy of the state, the recognition of the human factor as a decisive force for positive changes in society determine the concept of publicistic hero of our time. In this context, the media image of the person Yevgeny Primakov is rather bright example. This politician is a virtuoso of compromises. Deeply intelligent, humanist, a man of integrity, Primakov-diplomat expressed himself to find a way out of that uncontrolled situation. In the current conditions of modernization of political system media are no longer blind chroniclers of the events. The expansion of information function of media is due to the informational timing of the facts, realities, trends and patterns of the political process, the modernization of the political system. It is media provide publicity in politics and contribute to the expansion of the limits of media person in the sociocultural situation.

Polymodality of senses in the mirror of a polycode text, or once again on the anthropocentricity of linguistics

The article deals with the interrelation of the first and the second signal systems of a man in his perception of sensual information and its further reflection in a text message. Sensual information is perceived via five sensor (modal) canals. Modality, discussed in the article, refers to qualitative characteristics of human senses. Modalities are taste, odour, sound, colour etc. It is stated that different modalities have different possibilities of being reflected in a text. The article analyzes potencies of a monocode and a polycode text in reflecting different modal information. A purely verbal message contains mainly narration about all modalities, retelling about something which is cold or hot, smooth or rough, big or small, balmy or stinking. Anyway, the author appeals to the reader’s sensual memory. Whatever modal information comes to the reader via verbal code message it is to be recreated in his imagination. The only modality which can be partially reproduced is audial modality. Sound imitation and capitalization/petite are the means of reproducing the quality and quantity of an audial phenomenon. A unity of verbal and picture codes in a polycode text suggests both a narration and a reproduction of visual modality. A bright example of such type of text is a museum catalogue, containing a reproduction of a picture and a text annotation. The addressee of such polycode message acts alternately as a reader and as a viewer, receiving printed text (the second signal system – words) in its linear development then switching to picture reproduction (the first signal system – visual images) in its holistic presentation. Parcels of information are frequently doubled in pictorial and verbal components of such messages, thus enhancing their impact upon the addressee.The presence of an experiencer/narrator figure is obligatory in a message about some sensual information, which is another proof of an absolute anthropocentricity of a language image of the world.

Screen Сodes of Moscow

Examines the melodrama film “Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears” by film director Vladimir Menshov which is one of the most significant and successful Soviet movies of the 1970s. The author analyses the imagery of the film that vicariously represents the image of metropolis using a method of formula analysis proposed by John G. Cawelti. It is assumed that there is a sustainable melodrama structure that was borrowed from the literary texts connected to the Russian capital. Menshov’s picture was chosen as a bright example of “Moscow melodrama” representing Moscow as the city of trial and exploring the key concept Moscow Home.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH ORGANIZATIONS IN AZERBAIJAN AS AN ELEMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM FOREIGN LANGUAGE POLICY

The article considers the United Kingdom language policy on the territory of Azerbaijan after the Soviet Union collapse, which is a bright example of the world political map redrawing. Taking into account the fact that the language is an important tool of the extending one’s influence over the country, we can say with certainty that the success of the specific state laying a claim to play the leading role in on the global political arena strongly depends on its ability to promote its language abroad, to enhance its status and to create such conditions where in the foreign country its language conquers the status close to the status of the native language. In this regard, the United Kingdom activity can serve as an example of a successful foreign language state policy. The authors analyze the activity of such organizations as the British Council, the BBC and BP on spreading the English language. The aforesaid British organizations are the master plate of the efficient language state policy tools, as long as they not only actively develop the global picture of the world, but also promote the interests of the United Kingdom on the territory of the former Soviet Union. Azerbaijan encourages the United Kingdom intention to spread the English language on its territory and does its best in assisting in the implementation of the proposed initiatives, realizing that the spread of the English language being the language of a global communication in Azerbaijan would contribute to the raising of Azerbaijan status on the world arena.

Knowledge workers: What is their role in the modern economy?

Over the last 15 years, Russia has been discussing the necessity to switch to a knowledge-based economy. It has been declared that there is no alternative to this approach. What do we see in reality, however? Is a country whose economic life is based on exploiting natural resources rather than on the advantages provided by human potential and scientific achievements capable of innovative development? In analyzing the role of knowledge workers in the economies of various European countries, the authors of the article published below reach the conclusion that Russia is a bright example of a “warped knowledge society.”

Synergetics—Fundamental Attributes of the Theory of Self-Organization and Its Meaning for Economics

The current article will focus on the fundamental idea of synergetics. It addresses the question of how to explain self-organization in a complex system. For this purpose synergetic will be explained with the use of the classic physical example, the laser light. Although the synergetic theory was developed in the field of physics, it is an interdisciplinary approach enabling the general examination of self-organization of complex systems, especially in economic contexts. The so-called swarm intelligence contributes as a bright example from another context. Furthermore, exemplifying for economic application a simple national economy will be interpreted from the synergetic perspective. From an economic perspective, finally the conclusion includes a critical reflection of the approach.

Contribution of orders and institutes of consecrated life of Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church to the formation of national consciousness of Ukrainian children and youth

The history of the Ukrainian nation, its cultural and spiritual inheritance is the bright example of the selfless mission of the Ukrainian church. In the end of ???- beg. ?? the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church played the most important role in the formation of national consciousness, deepening of the inner world, cultural rise of the Ukrainian nation on the territory of West Ukrainian lands.

Entropy paradigm in the theory of hierarchical active systems. Elements of conflict theory

Entropy paradigm in the theory of hierarchical active systems. Elements of conflict theory

The Phenomenon of Migration in the Light of the Systems Theory

Modern society is a self-organizing system. When resources (population) start to decrease, the system opens for the influx of foreign elements, hoping to adapt them. Migration is an example of this process. However, new items are not always able to assimilate. Sometimes they are so different that they are not compatible with the host system. Such “aliens” either quietly parasitize on the body of a recipient, or organize their own micro-systems, sprawling like a cancer and destroy the algorithm of the host system. A resource-scarce system is able to survive only by choosing items which are more or less similar in nature and then the system redistributes, splits and disposes them in itself. New elements will fuel the system, but in a different way than relative elements. This will change the system, its borders will evolve (mutate) and change. So the migration processes lead to the transformation of language, culture and behavior. As a result, transnational communities are formed. The traditional concept of nation (country) ceases to exist. The role of boundaries is transformed and is reduced to a nominal marking of a territory. Border areas are the bright example of it now. Governments are trying to apply the policy of integration, granting citizenship for migrants, but it is not always successful. The "new" citizens do not share the dominant culture. In opposite, they actively broadcast their way of life in a new territory. Previously, there was an identity between citizenship and belonging to the nation, but nowadays the situation has changed. Cultural and ethnic unity ceases to be an essential characteristic of a nation. These processes are still in the early stages, but they are becoming a world trend. It also Influenced Russia. Forthe last 10 years in Russia "human resources" crisis has been progressing. In 2025 Russia, like many European countries, will feel all the features of the system resource crisis. Searching for ways to resolve it today – is a strategic task, a question of survival. DOI: 10.5901/ajis.2013.v2n11p112

Radiation technologies: Their possibilities, state, and prospects of application

Radiation technologies are a bright example of accordance with the principles of “green chemistry.” The author of this article draws attention to the advantages of electron-beam processing, which makes it possible to produce polymeric goods with useful properties, to sterilize medical items, and to prolong the storage life of agricultural products and foods without exerting an adverse impact on the environment.

The nature of the H2-emitting gas in the Crab nebula★

Understanding how molecules and dust might have formed within a rapidly expanding young supernova remnant is important because of the obvious application to vigorous supernova activity at very high redshift. In previous papers, we found that the H2 emission is often quite strong, correlates with optical low-ionization emission lines, and has a surprisingly high excitation temperature. Here we study Knot 51, a representative, bright example, for which we have available long slit optical and NIR spectra covering emission lines from ionized, neutral, and molecular gas, as well as HST visible and SOAR Telescope NIR narrow-band images. We present a series of CLOUDY simulations to probe the excitation mechanisms, formation processes and dust content in environments that can produce the observed H2 emission. We do not try for an exact match between model and observations given Knot 51's ambiguous geometry. Rather, we aim to explain how the bright H2 emission lines can be formed from within the volume of Knot 51 that also produces the observed optical emission from ionized and neutral gas. Our models that are powered only by the Crab's synchrotron radiation are ruled out because they cannot reproduce the strong, thermal H2 emission. The simulations that come closest to fitting the observations have the core of Knot 51 almost entirely atomic with the H2 emission coming from just a trace molecular component, and in which there is extra heating. In this unusual environment, H2 forms primarily by associative detachment rather than grain catalysis. In this picture, the 55 H2-emitting cores that we have previously catalogued in the Crab have a total mass of about 0.1 M_sun, which is about 5% of the total mass of the system of filaments. We also explore the effect of varying the dust abundance. We discuss possible future observations that could further elucidate the nature of these H2 knots.

Rus modernleşmesinde son avangart fenomen: Oberiu (bir Oberiu günlüğü)

OBERIU, for the Russian literature at the threshold of the 20th century when the modernization process took place in culture and the art world, is the symbol of the end of an era and actually the beginning of Stalin's dictatorship in literature by the demolition of innovative and liberal sense of art. As the last bright example of avant-garde movements in the Silver Age, OBERIU, existed for less than three years between 1927 and 1930, and left no artwork except his common manifesto. However, Kharms, better known for his miniature prose and plays than his poems, became the leading representative of the group most of whose members were young poets who came together with the aim of conveying the realities of the period with their turns of phrase which drew inspiration from their original talent. Kharms who made use of parody, absurd dialogues and elements of the grotesque, conveyed the essence of Theater of the Absurd, which was discovered late by Western European theater, in his play Yelizaveta Bam. Children’s writings, in which representatives of OBERIU took refuge as an escape, are still distinguished examples of this area. In this article, conditions under which OBERIU emerged and were tried to be erased from history, and its representatives, manifesto, principles and sense of art are studied.

TRANSFORMATION PROPENSITY IN LOW INCOME HOUSING: THE CONTINUING STORY OF THE VASTUHARA IN DHAKA

Dhaka, the nation’s capital, has a diverse range of extremities in its general socio‐economic composition. For the last few decades, the imprints of such a distinctive but composite juxtaposition have become evident through the physical and cultural bearings of its housing industry. In a broader spectrum, the overall housing divide can be identified under two opposing categories – the formal and the informal sectors. With the government agencies out of the scene as the key provider in the housing stock, the formal sector is primarily dependent on numerous real‐estate organizations and private entrepreneurs. The informal sector, on the other hand, is left to survive on its own – in conditions beyond human justification, but growing steadily to meet the demands of its urban machinery and economic whirlpool. This paper reveals the tale of the Vastuhara resettlement scheme for the urban poor that stand out as a bright and optimistic example in transformative propensity where some catalectic efforts by the government and its associated donor agencies have turned out to be a spontaneous phenomenon of social and economical advancement. Various sections of this text will portray a timescape of almost 40 years or so, assessing and addressing to various architectural details, which acted as the contributing factors in its overall process of development. Keywords: Transformation, Low income housing, Urban poor, Vastuhara resettlement scheme, User‐behavior phenomena

(IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 115TH ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH)

The article represents the data received during the study of archive documents, scientific works of F.I. Zborovskaya, as well as articles collections of the Institute of Pediatrics of the USSR AMS, pediatric journals and medical newspaper. These materials reflect professional activity and main landmarks in life of F.I. Zborovskaya — one of the most significant researchers at the field of maternity and infancy health care organization in the USSR at 30–40 th years of 20 th century. Occupying different executive positions, including head of the department of Maternity and Infancy Protection of the USSR National Committee of Health Care (Narcomzdrav), director of the Institute of Maternity and Childhood Protection, which was reformed into the Institute of Pediatrics of the USSR AMS, head of the department of hygiene and children health care organization of the Institute of Pediatrics, and after that — the same post of the Central Institute of the clinical education, F.I. Zborovskaya has always actively participated in scientific and practical activity and carried on huge organization work. Her professional life of a soviet practitioner, scientist and health care organizer is a bright example of devoted service to the protection of mothers and children health.

English park by the Luznica Castle in Croatia (inventory, valorisation and restoration guidelines).

Castle Lužnica is registered cultural heritage of Croatia. It is situated in Zapresic, near Zagreb, where it was built in 18th century. It is very valuable baroque open-ended castle with cylindrical corner towers. The mansion is situated in wide English park. Since 1925 it has belonged to Sisters of Mercy. The mansion has been recently completely and expertly reconstructed. Owing to willingness and motivation of the sisters, variety of spiritual and profane contents was introduced into the area of Lužnica. Numerous activities are basis for the revitalization of this site, being still in progress. Beautiful English park today is appropriately maintained, and its reconstruction, according to historical study, will be also done. This mansion is identified as a very valuable not just at local and national level but also international. It is a partner with 35 other mansions in the joint IPA cross-border program of Croatia and Slovenia based on joint cultural and tourist resources. Lužnica is, compared to majority of similar complexes in this region (that are ruinous, derelict, without ideas and use), very bright example for successful attempt of self-maintaining and self-financing. This castle is beautiful example of majestic reconstruction and revitalisation of cultural heritage since its new use provided self-maintaining and self-financing resources. It could be a guideline to other similar initiatives, motivation and encourage to professional and sustainable protection of cultural heritage.

Medicine, Gabriel García Márquez, and Love in the Time of Cholera

The Nobel award-winning author Gabriel García Márquez (born 1927) originally released his book Love in the Time of Cholera in Colombia in 1985. For us physicians and surgeons this book contains lessons about medical humanities and the opportunity to apply them to our profession. Dr. Juvenal Urbino, one of the book's central figures, is a distinguished physician with impeccable training in Paris in the late 1870s to early 1880s. He returned to his native Colombian Caribbean coast to practice medicine and surgery. There his practice set an example for contemporary and future generations of physicians. Urbino was knowledgeable, dedicated, committed, studious, and well-intentioned. He mastered the humanities to the benefit of patients and society alike. He was an outstanding professor at the medical school and a favorite teacher to his attentive students. For all his good virtues, however, he did not serve the poor as much as he should have, possibly as a consequence of his opulent origin in the District of the Viceroys of his natal city. In short, Dr. Urbino brought to the medical profession a bright example of responsibility, professionalism, and integrity. Thus, he should be remembered as a physician and professor worthy of imitating in today's practice of medicine.

Сообщества класса Festuco-Puccinellietea Soу ex Vicherek 1973 на территории Евразии

A survey and revision of the highest syntaxa of the class Festuco-Puccinellietea with the exception of plant communities attributed to the class Scorzonero—Juncetea gerardii are submitted. Communities of the Festuco-Puccinellietea are inland intrazonal stands of Eura­sia on solonetz soils, most common in flat lowlands as well on the rivers and lakes terraces that are briefly flooded in spring-time, and dry for the most part of the growing season. The diagnostic species combi­nation of the class is heterogeneous. It includes Arte­misia dwarf semi-shrubs of the Seriphidium section that are widely spread in the Iran-Turan subregion of the Sahara-Gobi area. These are also Limonium species that are mostly diverse in the Mediterranean region where from these taxa could move into inland areas with solonetz soils. The Festuca taxa of the section Festuca together with Poa bulbosa have probably moved on solonetz soils from adjoining steppes. The halophytic Puccinellia taxa of Xeratropis and Puc­cinellia sections could penetrate into Festuco-Puccinellietea communities from the banks saline pools. The floristic composition of the class in question gives the bright example of the net-shaped evolution of plant communities according to Whittaker (1980). The distri­bution area of Festuco-Puccinellietea communities lies within the Black Sea-Kazakhstan subregion of the Eurasian Steppe region according to the subdivision of the Ancient Mediterranean by Lavrenko (1962, 1970а). There are no communities that could be placed in Festuco-Puccinellietea in Central Asia, at least the authors were not lucky to find any signs of these in references. The closest to this class are the communities of Achnatheretea splendentis, however their floristic composition and ecology are significantly different. Within the whole area of their distribution the Festuco-Puccinellietea communities are neighboring with those of Scorzonero—Juncetea gerardii occupying shallow depressions, while in the steppe zone they occur close to zonal phytocenoses on placor belonging to Festuco-Brometea. There is no idea what kinds of semidesert zonal vegetation are contiguous with Festuco-Puccinellietea communities because it is still been poorly studied from the point of view of the Braun-Blanquet approach. Syntaxa that belong to Festuco-Puccinellietea are so far poorly studied on the vast area of Ukraine, as well as Krasnodar and Stavropol regions, the Don River basin, the territory between the Don and Volga rivers of Russia, and Northern Kazakhstan.