Unit Of Research Research Articles

The Public Interest in the Digital Age: Exploring the Emerging Roles and Governance Models of the AI as a Common Good

With the continuous development of artificial intelligence, we are living through the era of digital transformation, and the fourth Industrial Revolution is a paradigm change with unprecedented speed, scale, scope and complexity, and is fundamentally transforming production, consumption and society as a whole. As the basic unit of public management research, data has established a strong connection between the promotion of digital revolution and the change of public management research paradigm. The rise of AI technologies has enhanced AI governance and brought unprecedented help to policymakers. This study has used a cross-sectional quantitative design to capture perception and attitude towards AI as common good from a sample of 400 Chinese responders coming from diverse age, group and occupation categories. The key factors which measured were public awareness of AIGC, the extent of its utilization in government policy, public attitudes toward AIGC, and public participation in policy development. The findings indicated that public understanding and trust are paramount to successfully integrate Ai as common good in governance framework. Public enthusiasm and participations are highly affected by trust and public understanding. To deliver policies without much resistance, heightened awareness, participations and trust becomes essential.

Effect of Various Roofing Materials on Physiological Response of Osmanabadi Kids

The present study was carried out at Osmanabadi goat unit of Red Kandhari Research and Instructional Farm, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Parbhani, MAFSU, for a period of 90 days. Eighteen Osmanabadi kids were divided into three treatment groups viz T0 (Thatch roof) T1 (Asbestos roof) T2 (FRP sheet roof). The variation in weekly pulse rate, respiration rate and body temperature were recorded in the morning and evening throughout the experiment. The results revealed that the thatch roof shed significantly (P<0.05) reduced pulse rate, respiration rate and body temperature of kids. The study concluded that thatch roof effectively improves environmental temperature and humidity than asbestos roof and FRP sheet roof shed.

Study on the Unit of Research of Lexical Aspect

Study on the Unit of Research of Lexical Aspect

New data and taxonomic changes influence our understanding of biogeographic patterns: A case study in Australian skinks

AbstractSpecies are the most commonly used unit of biogeography research, and in many conservation schemes. For many faunal groups, taxonomy is in a constant state of flux, with new species being described, and our concept of existing species regularly being refined. Using the most diverse lineage of Australian lizards (460+ species), the skinks (Family Scincidae), we quantified the impacts of taxonomic changes over time on our understanding of species richness, endemism and beta diversity. We generated surfaces of species richness, endemism and beta diversity from four editions (1975, 1988, 2000, 2014) of an authoritative field guide to understand how taxonomic shifts, and enhanced biogeographic knowledge, influenced the inferred biogeographic patterns in Australian skinks. The number of recognized Australian skink species has increased 2.3‐fold since 1975. The Wet Tropics was the major hotspot for (mostly locally endemic) species additions. Hotspots of species richness and beta diversity remained broadly similar over time, but some important local hotspots shifted. Endemism hotspots were weakly associated with hotspots of species additions over time except in the Wet Tropics. The major shifts in biogeographic patterns, which were not associated with taxonomic changes, resulted from better knowledge of species distributions through time. We hypothesize that the effects of taxonomy on biogeographic patterns we found generalize across clades and regions—especially away from major research hotspots. We suggest an understanding of the impact of taxonomic changes on conservation priorities for particular regions and taxonomic groups is needed.

Contribution of research institutions to the development of the pharmaceutical industry: case of scientific works carried out at the faculty of pharmacy of Abidjan

Introduction: Works produced within universities and research institutes aim to provide high innovative technological or sociocultural solutions to society's challenges. Pharmaceutical industrialization is a socio-health issue in Côte d'Ivoire. Indeed the pharmaceutical production, although essential, is still in its infancy. Our objective is to take stock of the works carried out on this activity within the faculty of Pharmacy in Côte d'Ivoire in order to assess the contribution of this unit of research to its boom.
 Methodology: We’ve listed the theses and dissertations defended on the pharmaceutical production since the opening of the faculty, have described them and then we’ve analysed the results and recommendations of the authors of works.
 Results: During this preliminary study, out of the 25 documents available, 18 (72.0%) of the works focused on the development of galenic and cosmetic formulations, including 08 (32.0%) based on natural substances, in terms of development and evaluation of formulation parameters; 04 (16,0%) focused on the difficulties of the industrial process and 03 (12.0%) on the political and regulatory aspects. The works on the regulation of the activity, which was more transversal, presented the legal,
 
 institutional and political framework as harmonious, but highlighted other factors that need to be legislated.
 Conclusion: The preponderance of works on technical aspects that take into account our local realities confirms the expected contribution of universities through basic and applied research. The regulation remains an essential point also to implementate and organize. State support and public-private partnerships are still needed for the pharmaceutical industrialization.

THE RELEVANCE OF NOMINATIVE MEANS OF THE CONCEPT EXPRESSION TECHNOLOGY IN THE ENGLISH WORLDVIEW: MULTILINGUAL ASPECTS

The purpose of the article is to review and arrange according to the specified criteria nominative means of expressing the concept of TECHNOLOGY in the context of the English-speaking, French-speaking and German-speaking world picture; coverage of nominative features; identification of a different and common character to determine a comprehensive idea of the expression of the concept of TECHNOLOGY in the context of the English-speaking, French-speaking and German-speaking picture of the world. The main problem of modern linguistics is the study of the relationship of language and thinking to language and culture, due to the fact that language is the founder of culture. The main attention is paid to the study of the structure of the language system in connection with the consciousness of a person, his worldview and spiritual life; specifics of speech behavior of different peoples. The concept appears as the key and most relevant unit of research in the context of cognitive linguistics.The concept of TECHNOLOGY represents a complex of socially significant ideas of a person about the process of his relations with various objects of reality. Similar concepts consolidate the intellectual space of the respective era, largely determining the nature of thinking and axiological relations of its representatives. Concepts as elements of consciousness are completely independent of speech, and language means convey only part of the concept with their meanings, which is confirmed by the existence of many different synonyms, definitions and descriptions of the same concept.

BLACK HUMOUR: ORIGIN DESCRIPTION AND AN ATTEMPT OF IDENTIFICATION

The article deals with the study of such black humour aspects as the history of its appearance and attempt of distinguishing among the other types of the comic category, namely humour, irony, satire, and sarcasm. The material of the study is the works of small forms, the authentic story “Pig” in particular, by Roald Dahl (1916–1990), the most prominent representative of the English-language literature of the 20th century. The aim of the article is to describe the methodology suggested by the author for identifying black humour from the material of a literary prose text. Achieving the overall goal presupposes the solution of the following objectives. Thus, the history of development and the tradition of theoretical understanding of the “black humour” term have been traced. An interpretation of the specified term based on native and foreign interpretive sources has been provided and the leading criteria for its differentiation among the varieties of the comic category have been identified. The author considers the peculiarities of R. Dahl’s creative method, whose poetics is characterised by a clearly expressed black-humorous component. The article also specifies the algorithm for identifying black humour in prose works, which involves the use of three groups of analysis methods (linguistic, semasiological and communicative). Using the example of an English-language story, the author proves the expediency of applying the following components of linguistic methods, namely: definition of the unit of study, characterisation of the context, analysis of language units. The following methods and techniques were used to achieve the general aim of the research, such as: observation method, compositional analysis, contextual analysis, and semantic-stylistic analysis. We interpret black humour as one of the varieties of a comic category; as humour with an admixture of cynicism, the comic effect of which consists in mocking ‘gloomy’, macabre topics; as an ironic-bitter smile of a person about his / her miserable situation in the real world. It is proved that the unit of research of black humour is a complex syntactic whole, which in the compositional and thematic substance contains all the necessary structural elements – the beginning, the development, and the ending. The means of connection are repetitions of lexical units within two consecutive phrases, anaphoric clarifying phrase, anaphoric pronoun, parallelism. An important feature of grammatical organisation is the agreement (in a broad sense) of verb tense forms, which leads to the creation of a common tense perspective of the narrative. Modal verbs, particles, adverbs, and special intonation are used as means of expressing subjective modality. A typical feature of the question-answer complex is the use of elliptical sentences. An analysis of language units at different levels determines the emphasis on the macabre element – death that is tragicomically considered in the story. The compositional and speech means of organising black humour is based on opposition, antonymy of lexical units, contrast. The functioning of hyperbole, verbal and situational irony, and paradox are frequent at the lexical and semantic level. Typical means at the syntactic level are overinterrogations and explanations based on repetitions with an evaluation of what was heard. This evaluation is expressed by declarative, exclamatory or interrogative sentences. The graphic emphasis, which is created by means of italics, focuses on the meanings emphasised by interrogative words, auxiliary and notional verbs. Paralinguistic means help to reveal the protagonist’s emotions and thoughts. The perspective of the study presupposes a description of semasiological and communicative methods as components of the algorithm, which, together with linguistic methods, allows a more complete understanding of the explication of black humour in a literary prose work.

Performance of growing rabbit bucks and does fed diets supplemented with brewers dried grains

The study was conducted to at the rabbitry unit of the National Animal Production Research Institute/Ahmadu Bello University, Shika-Zaria to evaluate the performance of growing rabbit bucks and does fed diets supplemented with brewers dried grain (BDG). Forty rabbits growing rabbits aged between 6 to 7 weeks of age, with initial average weight of 0.75Kg were randomly assigned to four dietary treatments (0%, 20%, 30% and 40% BDG) in a completely randomized design (CRD) with five rabbits in each treatment. The experimental diet and clean drinking water were supplied ad libtum during the experiment, which lasted for a period of 8 weeks. The following growth parameters were measured included, daily feed intake and weight changes, initial weight, final weight, total weight gain, average daily gain and feed conversion ratio. Data generated was subjected to statistical analysis of SAS. In growing rabbit bucks, initial weight, average daily feed intake, final weight and average daily gain showed no significant difference (P > 0.05). Feed conversion ratio was significantly differences (P < 0.05) with the control having the best feed efficiency while 20% level of inclusion had the least value. For the does, there were no significant differences (P>0.05) in initial weight and average daily feed intake. There were significant differences (P<0.05) in final weight, average daily gain and feed conversion ratio. Final weight and average daily gain had a similar pattern with the control (0%) and treatment 2 recording the highest and lowest values respectively. Feed conversion ratio had different pattern as treatments 2 (20%), 3 (30%) and 4 (40%) were significantly higher than the control. It can be concluded that, inclusion of BDG in the diet of growing rabbits have no effect on growth performance but if efficiently utilized.

Development of family resilience models†

Abstract Family resilience is not the sum of the individual psychological resilience of each of the family members, but the family itself as a unit of resilience research. The representative models of family stress tolerance theory mainly include McCubbin’s series of family stress tolerance models and Walsh’s family stress tolerance framework, which are widely used in the practice of family therapy. In the future, empirical studies on family resilience should be strengthened, measurement tools with high reliability and validity should be established, and the combination of family resilience theory and community-based practice should be promoted.

Дистрибутивные интерпретанты в метаязыке кроссворда

In this paper, we study such a specific product of enigmatic discourse as a crossword puzzle. The powerful potential of this text is manifested in its ability to accumulate and translate cultural meanings and values, which explains the recent appearance of a large number of works on the study of linguistic, cultural, structural-semantic and cognitive-discursive features of the crossword language. The study of the ontological nature of the crossword, as undertaken in this research, is grounded in an examination of its metalanguage essence. Crossword descriptions reflect the outcomes of metalanguage consciousness operations, which aim to depict the elements of the semantics of encrypted nominations. The unit of research is the crossword puzzle cell — the basic structural unit, which is formed by the unity of the description and the encrypted nomination. A description containing information about the encoded word forms a verbalized part of the crossword puzzle cell, and the encoded nomination is a non—verbalized part that is subject to decoding as a result of interpretation of the description. Encoding and decoding of the sign act as two components forming a dialogical unity of the act of indirect communication between the compiler of the crossword and its interpreter. The purpose of this study is to search for and describe the features of distributive interpretants, that is, those descriptions that model the potential contexts of the use of encoded nominations. Distributive interpretants are formed on the basis of lacunized descriptions and appeals to the semantics of the enigma by updating the contexts of its use. The work on the language material revealed the principle of constructing pseudo-distributive interpretants. While maintaining a formal identity with distributive interpretants, they fundamentally form the search area of the encrypted word in a different way, not modeling the semantic context, but using parts of complex words with hyphenated spelling as terms of descriptions, as well as a variety of precedent names and utterances.

Effect of probiotic supplementation on growth performance of Osmanabadi kids

The present experiment was conducted for 90 days to assess the effect of probiotic supplementation on performance of Osmanabadi kids at Osmanabadi goat unit of Red Kandhari Research and Instructional Farm, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, MAFSU, Parbhani, Maharashtra. Eighteen male or female kids of 3-6 months age were selected and randomly divided on equal weight basis into three treatment groups viz. T0 (control) with basal ration, T1 group with basal ration plus probiotics (Aspergillus oryzae and Lactobacillus), T2 group with basal ration plus probiotics (Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Lactobacillus). The averages for weekly body weight (kg) of kids in different treatment groups (T0, T1 and T2) at the end of experiment were 12.69±0.27, 13.78±0.48, 14.94±0.34 kg, respectively. The weekly body weight gain was 0.35±0.01, 0.50±0.01, 0.58±0.01 kg, respectively while the average daily gain was 50.33±1.45, 70.83±0.70, 83.33±1.65 g, respectively, for T0, T1 and T2 groups. At the end of 13th week, FCR for T2 group was significantly lower (6.14±0.01) as compared to T1 (7.14±0.04) and T0 (9.20±0.28) groups. Highly significant differences were observed for weekly body weight, weekly body weight gain, average daily gain, weekly and daily feed intake. It can be concluded that Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Lactobacillus supplemented group (T2) exhibited better performance in terms of growth and FCR as compared to Aspergillus oryzae and Lactobacillus supplemented group (T1) and control (T0).

Hearing Epistemic Sound in Experimental (Music) Systems, 1958–73

AbstractFrom the late 1950s to the mid-1970s, American experimental musicians like Pauline Oliveros, David Tudor, and Gordon Mumma employed complex and idiosyncratic technological systems to produce and capture acoustic resonance for aesthetic appreciation. Although this shared exploration exhibited many of the hallmarks of a genuine research project, scholars of experimental music have long been wary of claims that there is anything particularly scientific about this music, frequently comparing its informality unfavorably with the rigor and empiricism of the individual scientific experiment. However, historian of science Hans-Jörg Rheinberger has long held that the fundamental working unit of scientific research is not the individual experiment, but what he terms the experimental system: The loose coherence of objects, instruments, and technologies through which research questions are materialized over time. I argue that Rheinberger's framework of the experimental system offers a compelling way of understanding the experimentation that catalyzed the emergence of what has come to be known as “resonance aesthetics” in American experimental music. By focusing on the material links of musicians’ activities, the experimental system illuminates how knowledge was produced and circulated within and between vastly different musical performances. Rheinberger's characterization of successful research also informs a more nuanced conception of virtuosity in experimental music. Finally, this framework is an opportunity to re-evaluate the status of sound as an object of epistemological inquiry, akin to what Rheinberger describes as an “epistemic thing.” In theorizing epistemic sound as both contextual and emergent, I re-evaluate musicians’ approaches to spontaneity and improvisation in musical performance.

Epidemiological and biological profiles of chronic renal failed at the University Hospital of Joseph Ravoahangy Andrianavalona in Madagascar

Introduction: Chronic renal failed is an irreversible decline in renal function as measured by glomerular filtration rate. The aim of this study is to describe the epidemiological characteristics of chronic renal failed. Methods: This is a retrospective and descriptive study from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2020 carried out at the UPFR (Paraclinical Unit of Training and Research) of Biochemistry and the USFR (Care Unit of Training and Research) of Nephrological intensive care of CHU-JRA (University hospital center Joseph Ravoahangy Andrianavalona). All biochemical analysis request forms prescribed by the nephrological intensive care department were included, with clinical information of chronic renal failure and confirmed GFR<60 ml/mn/1.73 m2 on the patient's file. Results: Fifty files were selected. The average age was 50.80 years, with a sex ratio of 1.5. The most affected population generally had a low standard of living. Hypertensive patients were the most common, accounting for 82% of cases, with diabetes in third place with 32% of cases. The mean creatinine level was 1067 µmol/l. The average glomerular filtration rate was 7.25. The uraemia was 44.20 mmol/l. Among the ionic disorders, hyperkalaemia was the most common, accounting for 68% of cases. Of the 78% (n=39) of patients who had a blood count, 92.31% (n=36) had normochromic normocytic anaemia. Conclusion: Chronic renal failed remains a public health problem especially in low income countries. It is always associated with other disturbances of biological parameters that should be monitored and corrected.

Beyond eves and cracks: An interdisciplinary study of socio-spatial variation in urban malaria transmission in Ethiopia.

During the past century, the global trend of reduced malaria transmission has been concurrent with increasing urbanization. Although urbanization has traditionally been considered beneficial for vector control, the adaptation of malaria vectors to urban environments has created concerns among scientific communities and national vector control programs. Since urbanization rates in Ethiopia are among the highest in the world, the Ethiopian government developed an initiative focused on building multi-storied units organized in condominium housing. This study aimed to develop an interdisciplinary methodological approach that integrates architecture, landscape urbanism, medical anthropology, and entomology to characterize exposure to malaria vectors in this form of housing in three condominiums in Jimma Town. Mosquitoes were collected using light trap catches (LTCs) both indoor and outdoor during 2019's rainy season. Architectural drawings and ethnographic research were superposed to entomological data to detect critical interactions between uses of the space and settlement conditions potentially affecting malaria vector abundance and distribution. A total of 34 anopheline mosquitoes comprising three species (Anopheles gambiae s.l, An. pharoensis and An. coustani complex) were collected during the three months of mosquito collection. Anopheles gambiae s.l, the principal malaria vector in Ethiopia, was the predominant species of all the anophelines collected. Distribution of mosquito breeding sites across scales (household, settlement, urban landscape) is explained by environmental conditions, socio-cultural practices involving modification of existing spaces, and systemic misfits between built environment and territory. Variations in mosquito abundance and distribution in this study were mainly related to standard building practices that ignore the original logics of the territory, deficiency of water and waste disposal management systems, and adaptations of the space to fit heterogeneous lifestyles of residents. Our results indicate that contextualizing malaria control strategies in relation to vector ecology, social dynamics determining specific uses of the space, as well as building and territorial conditions could strengthen current elimination efforts. Although individual housing remains a critical unit of research for vector control interventions, this study demonstrates the importance of studying housing settlements at communal level to capture systemic interactions impacting transmission at the household level and in outdoor areas.

FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE ABILITY OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN USING ONLINE EDUCATION IN MALAYSIA

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) recently struck the entire world, wreaking havoc on every sector. As a result, traditional teaching and learning methods were no longer an option for students. The Malaysian education system has made the use of online teaching and learning methods as an alternative teaching method mandatory throughout the curriculum at an adhoc basis. The study aims to identify the factors that influence the online educational ability for secondary students in Malaysia. The study involved a snowball method in collecting 85 respondents. Questionnaire was used as an instrument to obtain the response of the respondents. The quantitative analysis adopted the factor analysis and the Cronbach Alpha to check the validity and the reliability of the questionnaire. Secondary students were chosen as the unit of research because they are the feeder for the pre-university programs and the university both locally and overseas. The study identified the factors by incorporating the regression analysis. SPSS was used to do a regression analysis on data obtained from 85 students from various schools in Sabah. The result revealed that internet connection and the learning method were the two significant factors that influence the ability of the secondary students to do online education in Sabah.

The Severity of Muscle Performance Deterioration in Sarcopenia Correlates With Circulating Muscle Tissue-Specific miRNAs

Sarcopenia is defined as an age-associated loss of skeletal muscle function and muscle mass and is common in older adults. Sarcopenia as a disease is currently of interest not only to orthopedists and surgeons but also to internists, endocrinologists, rheumatologists, cardiologists, diabetologists, gynaecologists, geriatricians and paediatricians. In cooperation with the 5th Internal Medicine Clinic, we, as a unit of clinical research, aimed to describe a sarcopenic specific miRNA expression profile for disease diagnostics and classification of the severity of muscle performance deterioration. This study included a total of 80 patients (age 55-86 years) hospitalized at the V. Internal medicine clinic of LFUK and UNB with different severity of muscle performance deterioration. The study participants were evaluated and classified according to short physical performance battery score (SPPB). In this study, we investigated the role of circulating miRNAs in sarcopenia in the elderly. We hypothesized that sarcopenia effects the expression of muscle tissue-specific miRNAs (MyomiRNAs), which could be potentially reflected in the blood plasma miRNA expression profile. The expression of specific circulating miRNAs in patients with different muscle performances was analyzed. Patients' blood plasma was evaluated for the expression of myomiRNAs: miRNA-29a, miRNA-29b, miRNA-1, miRNA-133a, miRNA-133b, miRNA-206, miRNA-208b and miRNA-499, and the data were correlated with diagnostic indicators of the disease. We showed a specific sarcopenia miRNA profile that could be considered a possible biomarker for the disease. Patients with low muscle performance showed increased miRNA-1, miRNA-29a and miRNA-29b expression and decreased for the miRNA-206, miRNA-133a, miRNA-133b, miRNA-208b and miRNA-499 expression. We show that the severity of muscle performance deterioration in sarcopenia correlates with specific miRNA expression. We also propose the profile of miRNAs expression in blood plasma as a specific biomarker for sarcopenia diagnostics. Future clinical studies will be necessary to eventually naturally have to elucidate the underlined molecular mechanism responsible for specific miRNAs expression in sarcopenia pathology and progression of the disease.

Synthesis, Crystal Structure, and Biological Evaluation of Novel 5-Hydroxymethylpyrimidines.

Pyrimidine displays a wide array of bioactivities, and thence, it is still considered a potent unit of new drug research. Its derivative, 5-hydroxymethylpyrimidine, can be found as a scaffold of nontypical nitrogen bases in DNA and as a core of some natural bioactive compounds. In this study, we obtained a series of 5-hydroxymethylpyrimidines that vary in the 4-position by the reduction of proper esters. All compounds were characterized by spectroscopic analysis, and single-crystal X-ray diffraction was performed for some of them. Biological investigations estimated cytotoxic properties against normal (RPTEC) and cancer (HeLa, HepaRG, Caco-2, AGS, A172) cell lines. It was found that the derivatives with an aliphatic amino group at the 4-position are generally less toxic to normal cells than those with a benzylsulfanyl group. Moreover, compounds with bulky constituents exhibit better anticancer properties, though at a moderate level. The specific compounds were chosen due to their most promising IC50 concentration for in silico study. Furthermore, antimicrobial activity tests were performed against six strains of bacteria and one fungus. They demonstrated that only derivatives with at least three carbon chain amino groups at the 4-position have weak antibacterial properties, and only the derivative with 4-benzylsulfanyl constituent exhibits any antifungal action.

INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH REVIEW BOARD - SCHOOL SOMEONE IN SOMETHING

The Research Review Board (RRB) is an appropriately constituted unit of Research & Development Cell of an institution and is formally designated to review, monitor and regulate research in the institution. The RRB has the authority to approve, modify or disapprove research. This group serves an important role in promotion of original research, prevention against plagiarism and improving the quality of research culture. It also ensures that appropriate steps are taken during the research process and the research protocols are being followed. Another purpose of RRB is to assure, both in advance and by periodic review, that appropriate steps are taken to protect the rights and welfare of humans participating as subjects in the research. It also keeps abreast of ethical issues related to research with human participants, educates faculty and students and formulates policies on these issues. The board has the power to review, approve, reject or modify any proposed or ongoing research involving human participants conducted in an institution.

CONCEPTUAL PRINCIPLES OF THE PROJECT APPROACH TO IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIONS AT AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES

At the present stage of development of management of the organizations the project approach which is based on system, and the basic basic unit of research considers process becomes more and more popular. The reflection of the interrelationships and orderliness of processes during the implementation of projects is a general methodology of project management, which has so far acquired a world-class definition as an acceptable and appropriate management standard. Consideration of the conceptual foundations of the project approach to the introduction of innovations in the agricultural sector of the economy requires further exploration due to the prevalence of fragmentary developments in this area of research and taking into account the specifics of the industry that requires specific management decisions. The purpose of the article is to substantiate the conceptual foundations and develop tools for implementing a project approach to the implementation of innovations in agricultural enterprises. To increase the level of efficiency of agroinnovation implementation, the peculiarities of using the project approach are described in the work. Consideration of basic project management standards (Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBoK); P2M methodology (A Guidebook of Project and Program Management for Enterprise Innovation); PRINCE2 methodology (PRojects IN Controlled Environments); IPMA methodology (IPMA Competence Baseline (ICB)), allowed to determine that the best way to achieve this goal is to use a standard that allows you to most accurately determine the content of management processes in certain areas of knowledge at different stages of the life cycle of agro-innovation project approach to the introduction of agroinnovation, which allows to increase the level of resource efficiency and resource conservation. Keywords: project approach, innovations, agroinnovations, conceptual principles, project management tools, agricultural enterprises.

До питання уніфікації шифрування стану водних басейнів при космічному зондуванні

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