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In this article, I address the functions and the framework for the operations of the Kokand branch of the Volga-Kama Commercial Bank. Soviet historiography considered ... ... prove that the financial institutions of the Russian Empire took into account local circumstances and encouraged exportoriented production. I examine interbank correspondence, annual reports by the director of the branch, and branch audit reports. This work ...

... 2013. Vol. 8(4). P. 603—626. 29. Lisowska K. A. The Influence of Recombinant Human Erythropoietin on Apoptosis and Cytokine Production of CD4+ lymphocytes from Hemodialyzed Patients // J. Clin. Immunol. 2013. Vol. 33. P. 661—665. 30. Arcasoy M. O. ... ... biological effects of erythropoietin // British Journal of Haematology. 2008. Vol. 141. P. 14—31. 31. Malek T. R. The main function of IL-2 is to promote the development of T regulatory cells // Journal of Leukocyte Biology. 2003. Vol. 74. P. 961—965....

... to the problem of cluster identification and emphasises the major role of institutional dimension in the identification (and functioning) of clusters, especially in comparison to cluster formation theory based on the technological connection of adjacent ... ... razvitija, lokal'nye proizvodstvennye sistemy i razvitie malogo i srednego biznesa [«Rising» model of regional development, local production systems and development of small and medium businesses]. In: Kaliningradskaja oblast': na puti k regional'nym programmam ...

... is established, manifested in the emergence of compound derivatives based on metaphorical transfer. The suffix itself undergoes changes, evolving to­ward an affixoid that participates in the formation of compound nouns. The specific features of the functioning of English neologisms in the Internet space are identified, reflecting chang­es in sociocultural and behavioral practices. The semantics of the neologisms are described, and the cultural and cognitive factors ensuring the high productivity of the suffix in naming new phenomena, including youth subcultures and social media trends, are revealed. It is con­cluded that speakers of modern English demonstrate linguistic creativity, using the formant in various structural models ...

... belt. Over time, they have experienced various phases of mutual interaction, and their cooperation is currently among the most productive in the post-Soviet era. Russian influence remains a priority in Central Asia, though China's role in the region is ... ... Central Asian states in the process of forming a new world order. The methodological foundation of the study includes theories of functional and complex conflict. These theories offer analytical tools to explore the formation and evolution of contemporary ...

The article shows various structural-functional transformations of Mos­cow and its region generated by the changes in mode of production in Russia as a result of ‘perestroika’ as well as of the results of a combination of global changes triggered by the Fourth industrial revolution (hereafter the STR-4) and by the change in Russia’s geopolitical role in the modern world....

This article describes the conditions, resources, and prerequisites necessary for the efficient functioning of small businesses. Based on the theoretical propositions and practical results of productive forces distribution, the authors identify groups of factors of spatial organization of small businesses: national and supranational level, regional level, location, and the entrepreneur. A sequential analysis of the main factors of the small ...

... introspective analysis // Physiol. Zool. 1997. Vol. 70, №   3. P. 257—269. 6. Boer H.   H., Montagne-Wajer C., Smith F.   G. Functional orphology of the light yellow cell and yellow cell neuroendocrine systems of the pond snail Lymnaea stag ­ nalis // ... ... Biochem. Physiol. 1994. Vol. 108 A, №   1. P. 25—30. 12. Gottfried H., Lusis O. Steroid of invertebrates: the in vitro production of 11-ke­tosterone and other steroids by the eggs of the slug Arion ater rufus (Linn) // Nature. Lonl. 1966. Vol....

... the research potential of universities that receive funding under the Excellence Initiative and describes the contribution of production in research and development activities, focusing on the top ten German companies in terms of R&D expenditure. 1.... .... 18. University of Freiburg, available at: URL: http://www.uni-freiburg.de/forschung-en (accessed 20 January 2012). 19. WR: Function, available at: URL: http://www.wissenschaftsrat.de/1/about/function/ (accessed 18 January 2012). Berezhnaya Galina ...

... commissive-, expressive-, and assertive-dominant types. The results demonstrate that verbal charms are complex linguocultural mechanisms that provide not only protection but also psychological stability in traditional society. The developed approach can be productively applied to further study the functional mechanisms of sacred texts and verbal protective strategies in different cultures, as well as to analyze other linguistic phenomena representing sacred experience in folklore. verbal charm, theory of speech acts, illocutionary type, ...

... race, gender, sexuality, and Nation. Michigan, 2019. 17. Aaltola M. Drama power on the rise? US Soft power may increase as a function of Washington dysfunction // FIIA working paper. 2014. № 80. Р. 4—14. 18. Frissen V., de Lange M., Raessens J., ... ....com/en/netflix-will-invest-like-never-before-in-brazil/ (дата обращения: 03.07.2023). 30. De la Fuente A. M. HBO Max Latin America Production Ramp-Up Broken Down by Top Exec Luis Duran. URL: https://variety.com/2022/global/global/hbo-max-latin-america-luis-duran-1235208496/ ...

The article describes neological units that have been functioning in the Russian language since the 1990s to characterize artisanal products or various types of counterfeit goods. The cognitive mechanisms underlying their formation are identified, based on the metonymic or metaphorical use of the image of fire, as represented in the root morpheme pal-. It is noted that the word-formation ...

... of 0.81968 units, with a maximum of 1. The peptide does not cause acute toxicity when administered orally, is non-toxic to the heart, liver, eye mucosa, and respiratory tract, is non-mutagenic, and non-cytotoxic. This allows it to be recommended as a functional ingredient for specialized food products, provided its effectiveness is confirmed in in vitro experiments. cyclic peptides, antithrombotic properties, biological activity, toxicity, cytotoxicity 81-88 10.5922/vestniknat-2024-3-6

... of poetic framing, semantic and syntactic compres­sion, multiple integration of mental spaces, referential uncertainty, the functioning of com­puter terms as metaphors in poetic discourse, and their secondary metaphorization/deme­ta­pho­rization.... ... 5—14, https://doi.org/10.20916/1812-3228-2018-4-5-14 (in Russ.). Drucker, J., 2014. Graphesis. Visual Forms of Knowledge Production. Cambridge: The MIT Press. Farman, J . , 2012. Mobile interface theory: embodied space and locative media. New York; ...

... actor-network theory of Latour. In interactions between a person and a neural network, the latter transcends its purely instrumental function and assumes features of subjectivity. It becomes an equal agent in generating a collective aesthetic statement. Neuropoetry,... ... imitation’. Fadeeva, T., 2023. “Union” of an artist with a non-human agent: Utopia or a working model of artistic production? Izvestiya of the Samara Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Social, Humanitarian, Biomedical Sciences,...

... adequate comprehension of language. Neostructuralism is considered as a variant of the implementation of the integral paradigm, as a linguistic plat­form that provides a return to the fundamental positions of systemocentrism while preserving the most productive ideas of anthropocentrism. The research principles of neostructuralism encompass holism, taxonomy (emphasis on taxometric approaches), semiotics (focus on the semiotic nature of language), multidimensionality, functionalism, and textocentrism. Alefirenko, N. F., 2002. Paradigms of modern science of language: Traditions and innovations. Izvestiya Volgogradskogo gosudarstvennogo pedagogicheskogo universiteta. Se ­ riya: Filologicheskie nauki [Ivzestia ...

... science, culture and edu­ca­tion], 2 (69), pp. 593—595 (in Russ.). Anisimov, V. Ye., 2020. Title, Synopsis and Slogan as Functional and Pragmatic Elements of Film Text (by the Material of the Modern French Film Discourse). Filologicheskie nauki. ... ... universiteta [Tomsk State University Journal], 9 (65), pp. 139—143 (in Russ.). Rovneyko, M. A., 2022. Intrigue as a trigger of product promotion. NovaInfo , 132, p. 33. Available at: https://novainfo.ru/article/19135 [Accessed 3 May 2024] (in Russ.). ...

... (in Russ.). Emanova, Yu. G. and Tkachuk, V. A., 2020. Cultural Code of the City: The Architectural Image of Kazan in Souvenir Products. In: Dialogi o kul'ture i iskusstve: materialy X Vserossiiskoi nauchno-prakticheskoi konferentsii [Dialogues about culture ... ... phenomenon of the historical process]. Moscow, 351 p. (in Russ.). Savitsky, V. M., 2019. Cultural Codes: Essence, Structure and Functioning in The Pro­cess of Communication. Diskurs professional'noi kommunikatsii [Professional Dis­cour­se & Communication],...

... of rationalising, a form of self-deception that plays a crucial role for Kant’s moral psychology and his conception of the functions of critical practical philosophy. The main problem I see with Kant’s conception is that there are no theory-independent ... .... 407-428. Allais, L., 2016. Kant’s Racism. Philosophical Papers, 45(1-2), pp. 1-36. Allais, L., 2021. Deceptive Unity and Productive Disunity: Kant’s Account of Situated Moral Selves. In: A. Lyssy, C. Yeomans, eds. Kant on Morality, Humanity, and ...

... the National Photographic Corpus of the Polish language. It is shown that the analysis of derivatives with the prefix super-, functioning only in modern discursive practices, leads to unreasonable conclusions about the innovativeness of this process in ... ... beginning of the XX century. The influence of Anglo-American linguistic and cultural globalization has led to an increase in the productivity of this model and to semantic specification of the prefix, which serves as a marker of an exclusively positive evaluation....

... adapted film work based on an original literary text. The focus on the issue of adaptation of a literary text for further film production is motivated by the fact that this problem does not find sufficient reflection in modern research and linguistic-wise ... ... in this article. It is defined as a complete and organized formation in the structure of a film work that has clearly defined functions. Contrastive approach allows to consider the adapted film dialogue in comparison with its original literary dialogue ...

... the global trends in modern communication. A structural and semantic analysis of word formation is done to identify the most productive models. The authors employ pragmatic analysis to determine the role of neolo­gisms in media texts. The following phenomena ... ... mod­ern media discourse: the presence of foreign language elements (derivational models and affixoids) as a manifestation of functional dynamism and the asso­ciated stylistic contrast between the stem and the formant. Stylistically heter­ogeneous neologisms ...

... essay on autism and theory of mind. Cambridge, MA, 1995. 4. Baron-Cohen S. Theory of Mind in Normal Development and Autism // Prisme. 2001. № 34. P. 174—183. 5. Chafe W. The pear stories: Cognitive, cultural, and linguistic aspects of narrative production. Norwood, NJ, 1980. 6. Frith U. Autism: Explaining the Enigma. Oxford, 1989. 7. Nichols S., Stich S. Mindreading Oxford, 2003. 8. Pennington B., Ozonoff S. Executive functions and developmental psychopathology // Journal of Child Psychology & Psychiatry. 1996. Vol. 37, is. 1. P. 51—87. 9. Premack D, Woodruff G. Does the chimpanzee have a theory of mind? // Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 1978. Vol. 1(4). P. 515—526....

... knowledge is a paramount resource, the effective management of its accumulation, use, and transfer becomes the most important function, which enables to assess and monitor the ability of territorial innovation sys­tems to generate new scientific knowledge.... ... While the commercialization of knowledge in the territorial context is primarily considered at the regional level as part of the production process, it is more appropriate to consider the knowledge generation at the level of a city where the city is the most ...

... innovation support, financial and production-technological subsystems of the innovation infrastructure, and staff recruitment are examined in the case of the Kaliningrad region. Special attention is paid to the problems of business incubator creation and functioning. 1. Наумов И. В. Формирование организационно-экономических механизмов поддержки инновационного развития муниципальных образований ...

... Operations Research — a Literature Survey // OR Spektrum. 2000. 22 (1). S. 5—18. 8. Wagner U., Taudes A. Microdynamics of New Product Purchase — a Model Incorporating both Marketing and Consumer-Specific Variables // International Journal of Research ... ... 35 (1). S. 61—79. 12. Wagner U., Geyer A. A Maximum Entropy Method for Inverting Laplace Transforms of Probability Density Functions // Biometrika. 1995. 82 (4). S. 887—892.

... предназначенных для длительного хранения. This article focuses on the issues of maintaining the quality and ensuring safety of foodstuffs supplied for long-term storage to government reserves, which acquire a totally new function in the conditions of development of information society economy. The author analyses the problem of maintaining the quality and ensuring safety of foodstuffs in the course of storing and emphasizes the need to modernize the foodstuffs production in view of innovative achievements, including convergent technologies. The article formulates the key problems of identifying nanoparticles in long-storage foodstuffs. 1. Дергачёва Е. А. Философия техногенного ...

... found that a decrease in the expression of NRF2 and TFAM in the liver may indicate mitochondrial dysfunction of hepatocytes. Thus, the key factor contributing to the development of NAFLD and type 2 diabetes in morbid obesity is the disruption of the function of systems that maintain redox balance by suppressing the production of the factors NRF2, TFAM, AMPK, HSF1, HSP70 in liver tissue.