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..., p. 24—34. 8. Voloshenko, K.Yu. 2012, The methodological bases of comparative evaluation of scientific and technological potential of Russia and the EU: regional and international aspects, Balt. Reg., no. 4(14), p. 16-28. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2012-4-2.... ... [International law], Moscow, Mezhdunarodnye otnoshenija. 19. Mezhevich N., Pribyshin T. 2012, Innovative economy in the Baltic Sea region, Balt. Reg., no. 3, p. 44—54. doi: 10.5922/2079-8555-2012-3-4. 20. Mäkinen, H. 2012, The innovative process in ...

..., in Kantian terms, “imperatives of skill” that are implemented by technological means) do, ultimately, have “heteronomous” characteristics. So-called AI-“autonomy” is a sensor-directed performance automatism, which — compared with the potential for ethical judgment in human “practical reason” — proves to be limited in significant ways (even if, in so-called “machine learning”, digital technologies are able to probabilistically adapt to new data). This is shown in some detail ...

... is in keeping with not only post-structuralist attempts to “save the language”, such as in Foucault’s transgression, but also with the biblical warning that “Life and death are in the power of the tongue” (Proverbs 18: 21). The innovative potential of this work lies in the attempt of hermeneutic penetration into the phenomenological eidos of Handke on the basis of the symbolic and at the same time dialectical method supposing that the Phenomenon of Handke is the living antithesis of the ...

... report. Institute of Medicine. Clinical practice guidelines we can trust. URL: http://www.iom.edu/Reports/2011/Clinical-Practice-Guidelines-We-Can-Trust.aspx (дата обращения: 21.05.2020). 9. David M. Eddy. Individualized Guidelines: The Potential for Increasing Quality and Reducing Costs. Medicine and Public Policy URL: https://annals.org/aim/ article-abstract/746954/individualized-guidelines-potential-increasing-quality-reducing-costs?searchresult=1 (дата обращения: 21....

This article provides information about the potential of the Kaliningrad region in eco-tourism, obstacles and prospects for the development of natureoriented types of tourism. It presents the areas with the highest potential for eco-tourism and a list and a map of the most important sites on the South-East coast of the Baltic Sea (Russian part). The research emphasizes "Curonean Spit" National Park as a "pilot" area for sustainable tourism development in the Kaliningrad region. 1. Территориальная комплексная оценка градостроительного ...

Network cooperation — the most efficient form of unlocking the economic and natural potential of territories — is rapidly developing in Russia under the influence of global processes. Due to its unique geopolitical position, the Kaliningrad region is one of the regions where such networks develop at both the regional and international ...

... at the international level. Special attention is paid to the wide spectrum of German research agents: public and private research organizations, higher education institutions, R&D departments of industrial companies. The article stresses 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. Davydov, А....

The state of the macrozoobenthos of the Curonian Lagoon of the Baltic Sea under complete ice cover during the hydrological winter was examined based on data from 2010 and 2011. No information on the ... ... seasons were favorable for hydrobionts in terms of temperature and dissolved oxygen content; in this context, active growth of the potentially toxic cyanobacterium Planktothrix agardhii is discussed as a possible cause of Dreissena mortality. Quantitative data ...

... identified, indicating some external connections. Thus, the results of these interdisciplinary studies, which sometimes yield unexpected and significant insights that are difficult or even impossible to obtain using traditional methods, demonstrate the clear potential for further research in this field. ceramics, raw material sources, Primorskaya culture, Funnel Beaker culture, X-ray fluorescence spectrometry 41-55 10.5922/vestnikhum-2024-3-4

... ‘possible’ (artistic) worlds but somewhat overlooks the unique characteristics of poetic language. In contrast, functionalism sidelines the question of a sign's objective references, steering artistic discourse entirely toward linguistic elements. A potential resolution to this polarity in analytical ap­proaches involves viewing the poetic sign as a bi-referential phenomenon, simultaneously engaging along two axes — extralinguistic and linguistic. This approach enables the consid­eration of an ...

... scholarly discourse of his time but remained unpublished and then forgotten. The interest of modern Russ­ ian scholars in the work of Cohen does not only point to his importance for the history of philosophy, but attests to the relevance of his ideas whose potential has yet to be fully revealed. The review may serve as a guide to the published literature on Cohen for the students of his philosophy and for all those interested in Neo­Kantianism in general, thereby contributing to the development of such ...

Kant’s concept of Gesinnung reveals the whole range of its problematic potential when it has to be translated into other languages: there are no ready-made equivalents. The problem stems from the evolution of this concept in Kant himself from the pre-Critical (“mode of thinking”, “convictions”, “virtuousness”,...

... actions. Particular attention is paid to the region’s economic adaptation, including the development of maritime transport, energy security, and the search for new logistics routes under the impact of sanctions. The growing importance of the Baltic Sea as a key transport corridor is emphasized. The study demonstrates that, amid escalating confrontation with the West, the Kaliningrad region is compelled to combine the strengthening of its defense potential with the search for sustainable economic development models that make it possible to minimize risks and maintain control over key transport routes. Kaliningrad region, Baltic region, geopolitical challenges, security, development, exclave,...

The article examines the informational and functional potential of lexical combinations in the macrostructure of Boris Ryzhy’s Digital Frequency Dictionary, which is currently in the active development stage. To identify lexical combinations in the material of Boris Ryzhy’s poetry, the computer program ...

... spore-­forming rods. Molecular genetic identification using the 16S rRNA method revealed that the strains belong to the species Peribacillus acanthi, Bacillus cereus, Bacillus zanthoxyli, and Bacillus badius. The identified microbial strains have the potential to be used as industrial producers of highly active xylanases, enabling the biodestruction of lignocellulosic biomass to produce valuable products. xylanase, lignocellulose biomass, molecular genetic identification, Bacillus 123-134 ...

Analysis of climate continentality is a powerful tool for studying and forecasting weath­er. Considering the continentality index enables determining current climate characteristics and predicting potential changes. This study aims to assess climate change in Russia’s North-East by analysing the continentality index as a complex integral indicator of these changes applicable to vast territories. Although there are many methods for assessing ...

... deficient in re­sources, rural libraries serve as local centres for socio-cultural activity. Thus, they face the urgent need to adapt to the rapidly changing environment. Having failed, these establish­ments would be unable to unlock local residents’ potential, meet their informational needs, aid them on the path of intellectual and spiritual development or facilitate the socialisation of younger and senior generations. It is concluded that there is a range of regional obstacles to aspirations to ...

... Empires: Marketing Muslim Identity in the Russian-Ottoman Borderlands, 1856—1914. Oxford. Meyer, J. H., 2021. Red Star over The Black Sea. Nâzim Hikmet and his Generation. Oxford. Morton, T., 2013. Hyperobjects. Philosophy and Ecology after the End of ... ... tsikl i miromodeliruyushchii potentsial [Evolution of media-concept from the point of view of discourse and style: cycle of life and potential of world modelling]. Tomsk (in Russ.). Parshchikov, A., 2019. Kel'nskoe vremya [Cologne Time]. Moscow (in Russ....

... manifestation in communication and action. The proposed typology is confirmed through a comparative study of politically oriented blogs and those that address political topics occasionally. The study also identifies mechanisms that increase the communicative potential and persuasive power of the ideological and semantic content, using semiotic and discourse analysis. Anisimova, E. E., 1992. Paralinguistics and text (on the problem of creolized and hybrid texts). Voprosy Jazykoznanija [Topics in the ...

... administration bodies. This involves sys­tematic organization and standardization of geographical names. The issue of standardizing geo­graphical names in Kazakhstan is particularly pertinent, especially amid ongoing discus­sions about the country's potential shift to the Latin script. Abdrakhmanov, S. and Makenova, A., 2013. Sovereign Kazakhstan — sovereign toponymy. Mysl' [The Thought]. Available at: http://webcache.googleusercontent . com/search?q=cache:w0hMLh6Y [Accessed 23 April 2022] ...

... contrasts with what has been termed "police aes­thetics" by Vatulescu, which reflects the conformity and uniformity inherent in consumer society. The article contends that, within the contemporary cultural landscape, the transform­ative potential of poetic expression risks being co-opted by aestheticizing practices prevalent in consumer culture. As a result, the subversive nature of poetic utterance is somewhat dilut­ed, as it becomes assimilated into commodifying forces. However, the ...

... In: Communication Monographs . Vol. 59, pp. 288—300. Kinnevy, J. L., 1980. A theory discourse: the aims of discourse . New York. Kishina, E. V., 2011. Semantic opposition “Ours — Someone Else” as a realization of the ideological-manipulative potential of political discourses. Vestnik Kemerovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta kul'tury i iskusstv [Bulletin of Kemerovo State University of Culture and Arts], 4 (48), pp. 174—179 (in Russ.). Lasswell, G., 1948. The structure and function of ...

... time, Routinicon collects phraseological units of a different type than these databases, and their description requires a fundamentally different annotation structure. The article discusses the principles and features of this annotation, as well as its potential for the intralingual classification of Russian language routines and its applicability to the corresponding material of other languages — laying the groundwork for future typological studies. Italian language examples collected by the authors ...

... signified behind the signifier, and also problematizes the nature of poetic communication. On the grammatical level, reduplication creates tension between repeated grammar patterns and their lexical realisations, which allows Vvedensky to demonstrate the potential extensibility of syn­tactic models and make grammatical semantics a compensatory mechanism that fills the se­mantic void of the poetic utterance. Vvedensky's thematization of reduplication as the "dou­bling of the world" is a mirror,...

... ISAI, 3, pp. 7—24, available at: http://www . academia.edu/4222581/Translation_Studies_for_the_21st_century_Trends_and_ perspectives (accessed 8 August 2018). Ehrensberger-Dow, M. and O’Brien, S., 2015. Ergonomics of the Translation Workplace: Potential for Cognitive Friction. Translation Spaces, 4 (1), pp. 98—118. Fenton, S. and Moon, P., 2002. The translation of the Treaty of Waitangi: a case of disempowerment. In: M. Tymoczko and E. Gentzler (eds.). Translation and Power. Amherst: University ...

... and Torres-Simón, E., 2018a. Bringing indirect translation into translator training. In: “Translation and cultural sustainability“ Conference. Sala­manca, Spain, 28—30 November 2018. Maia, R. B., Pięta, H. and Assis, A., 2018b. Unleashing the potential of indirect trans­lation. In: “Publishing in Translation Studies“ Conference. Antwerp, Belgium, 7—8 Sep­tember 2018. Maia, R. B., Pacheco Pinto, M. and Ramos Pinto, S., 2015. Translation Studies in Portugal and Interview with João ...

... dimensions to that boundary, filling it with content and thus broadening the very sphere of critical idealism. In the course of the discussion of the problems of religion, Paul Natorp (in a more immediate and extended fashion) and Hermann Cohen (largely potentially) stake a claim to projects for the serious transformation of philosophy which they tried to implement in their later works. Adelmann, D., 2010. “Reinige dein Denken”. Über den jüdischen Hintergrund der Philosophie von Hermann Cohen....

... a literary text. It involves different types of analysis such as semantic, conceptual, and interpretive. Special attention is paid to the linguistic factors that influence the creation of metalinguistic utterances, in particular, the word-formation potential of the German language (neologiza­tion). The article also stresses the importance of extralinguistic context, the knowledge of which enables to interpret the meanings of lexical units as cogni­tive phenomena. Among the basic techniques of ...

... categorizing a situation, the modal subject evaluates it based on a certain norm, standard or prototype, which the situation does not correspond to. Thus, the verb ‘to lack’ conveys the modal subject’s viewpoint or knowledge, realizing its modus potential. Апресян Ю. Д. Исследования по семантике и лексикографии : в 2 т. М., 2009. Т. 1 : Парадигматика. Арутюнова Н. Д. Язык и мир человека. М., 1999. Бенвенист ...

The article deals with the functioning of anthroponyms and the condi-tions for the realization of their cognitive potential in the Russian and English cultural contexts. In this survey-based research an attempt is made to demon-strate how the flexibility of anthroponymical models reflects both the represen-tation and perception of an individual in the two cultures,...

... Flashpoints: An Atlas of Conflict. L., 2016. 18. Christiansen T. The European Union and Global Governance // Global Gov­ernance from Regional Perspectives: A Critical View / еd. by A. Triandafyllidou. Oxford, 2017. P. 209—233. 19. Dühr S. Baltic Sea, Danube and Macro-Regional Strategies: A Model for Transnational Cooperation in the EU? P., 2011. 20. Makarychev A. S. Contours of Regional Identity: Testing Constructiv­ism on Ka­liningrad's Ground // The Journal of Eurasian Research. 2003. Vol....

... and politics, as well as historical features of intergovernmental contacts are analysed. The author stresses the considerable potential of intergovernmental projects given the major differences are overcome, which include the issues of the restitution ... ... A structural theory of imperialism // Journal of peace research.1971. Vol. 8, № 2. P. 81—117. 5. Council of the Baltic Sea states. URL: http://www.cbss.org/council-2/ (дата обращения: 29.11.2013). 6. Гейзель З. Политические ...

... from this activity by the owners of ru­ral estates and guest houses. On the other hand, tourism, and above all its na­ture-oriented forms, contribute to the sustainable development of the territory. The aim of the research is to identify the resource potential of the rural areas in the coastal municipalities of the Kaliningrad region for organizing recrea­tional routes as one of the promising forms of rural tourism. As part of the re­search, a number of expeditions were organized to the Slavsk and ...

... example of the Baltic region countries. The dependence of the popultaion dynamics on the coastal location of the city is studied with the reference to the methods of statistical and cartographic analysis. The authors have drawn the conclusion about a potentially higher ranking of coastal cities as centers of attraction for the population (primarily located at a distance of up to 50 km from the sea). 1. Winters J. V. Why are smart cities growing? Who moves and who stays // Jour­nal of Regional Science. 2011. Vol. 51, № 2. P. 253—270. 2. Borsekova K., Korony S., Vanova A., Vitalisova K. Functionality between the size and indicators of smart ...

The authors have conducted a comprehensive assessment of Kaliningrad suburban areas and identified the coastal landscape and recreation area within the ring road impact. Comprehensive analysis resulted in the typology of in­ter­nal areas considering how favorable they can be for further recreation and tou­rism development. The article brings about certain ideas for the further use of Kaliningrad seaside suburbian recreational spaces in the frames of sus­tainable developmenthave. 1. Белоусов В....