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... provides an overview of the existing theories of categorization and their critical analysis categorization is a basic cognitive process, providing a basis for a variety of cognitive activities. The author tracks down the evolution of different theories of ... ... theory. Oxford, 1989. 24.  Wittgenstein L. Philosophical investigations. Oxford, 1958. 25.  Zadeh L.   A. 'Fuzzy sets' // Information and control. Elsevier , 1965. V . 8. P .   338—363.

... to the study of conceptual knowledge. With this aim the possibility of using cognitive schemes in analyzing ethno-cultural knowledge is discussed. The comparative association experiments serve as a basis for the reconstruction of cognitive schemes of information processing in different cultures. The comparative analysis of such schemes in Russian and French cultures is undertaken. 1.  Большой психологический словарь . СПб., 2007. 2.  Величковский Б.   М. Когнитивная ...

... post-war development of the Kaliningrad region. This measure should have helped to make the settlers arriving in the region stay here. The mass media “reminded” the population of the region of its inseparability from the rest of the Soviet Union by informing residents about events and processes that were taking place in the whole state and by using the categories “our homeland” and “our country”. The press emphasised that residents of the Kaliningrad region were a part of the Soviet people and along with the rest of the citizens ...

... au­thor to forecast the pragmatics of the impact of various linguistic and cultural stimuli on the character of civilisational processes in multinational regions. 1. Добреньков В. И., Кравченко В. И. Методы социологического ... ... 45. P. 426—440. 16. Schultze U., Avital M. Designing interviews to generate rich data for infor­mation systems research // Information and Organization. 2011. Vol. 21 (1). P. 1—16. 17. Thagard P., Wood J. V. Eighty phenomena about the self: representation,...

... determinants were identified: individualism, hierarchism, fatal­ism and egalitarianism. Social determinants were factors related to the re­spondents' living environment — urban or rural. The main method of re­search was a focus group with subsequent processing of results using ATLAS.ti software programme. The study revealed that environmental risks are not a priority problem for the region. Rural residents are more concerned about en­vironmental risks. There are similarities in the assessments of ...

... solutions and technologies that can increase the level of well-being and the quality of the living environment. The purpose of this study is to assess the existing differences between the rural and urban population in the provision of banking, public, information and communication services as the basis for activating the innovation process. The study is carried out on urban and rural municipalities of the Leningrad region. Special attention is paid to the spatial factor in concentration of service renders. It is revealed that there is a significant gap in innovation susceptibility ...

... quality of evidence gathering. The nature of the witness testimony requires further improvement of the forensic support to the process of evidence obtaining. The purpose of the study was determined by the need to consider the tactical possibilities of obtaining ... ... tactics, the research considered social groups the witnesses belonged to. The article discusses gen­eral issues of the content of information and its basic elements. Dialectical and comparative research methods helped to define ways to improve the tactics ...

The process of testimony verification at the crime scene is often challenging due to its complex and dynamic nature. Moreover, there ... ... examined materials revealed malpractice of not registering the questions the answers posed to the minor in the protocol. The information provided to minors, must be recorded in the language clear to them. Additional means of fixation are shown to be effective,...

... the biosphere has to be minimal. It means that the meg­alopolises should simul­taneously be well supplied with their own renewable resources and to be well supplied with resources coming from the outside. The megalopolis inhabitants have to be well informed about the inside and outside metabolic processes. In conclusion the author claims the necessity of an inter­disci­plinary approach to designing and constructing an ‘ideal city’ model in Russia and everywhere. Such interdisciplinary research and development teams of the research­ers,...

... maps with a breakdown of the pogroms' speeches by time inter­vals in accord­ance with the main stages of the revolutionary process of 1917—1918 and the com­position of participants. One of the objectives of this work is to demonstrate the need to ... ... the analysis of practical experience gained in the “adaptation” of ready-made databases to the formation of geo­graphic information systems. 1. Амосов М. И. Историко-географическое атласное картографиро­вание: ...

... radically changed (the provision on elections to the State Duma of June 3, 1907); the government removed unreliable candidates, supported loyalists, instructed officials of all levels, and organized campaigns in the press. In the Northwestern provinces, the process of administrative control was the most visible. Along with dismissal of some candidates, there were difficulties during the issuing of voter certificates; voters were not informed of the election day, polling stations were located extremely inconveniently, and so on. On the other hand, the government supported loyal political forces, providing them with financial support and creating 'their own' party blocs. The Novgorod ...

... that the current research methodologies for investigating traffic accidents pay little attention to forensic characteristics. Moreover, they do not take into account regional characteristics. However, an analysis of relevant judicial and investigative processes made it possible to establish that the investigator’s awareness of the information model of crime increases their efficiency in investigating certain traffic accidents. 1. Яблоков Н. П. Криминалистическая методика расследования. М., 1985. 2. Цветков С. И., Волчецкая ...

The advance of the population aging process leads to new socioeconomic consequences, including the formation of the so-called sandwich generation — 55-65 year olds,... .... Lankford K. Caught in the middle // Kiplinger’s Personal Finance. 2011. No. 11. P. 71—76. 23. Marcén M., Molina J. A. Informal caring-time and caregiver satisfaction // European Journal of Health Economics. 2012. Vol. 13, No. 6. P. 683—705. ...

This article stresses the need for the deoffshorisation of Russian economy and the creation of an integral system of legal regulation. The authors con-sider the urgent issues and elements of this process, analyse the “anti-offshore” legislation provisions, and suggest avenues for its further improve-ment. 1. О внесении изменений в части первую и вторую Федеральный Налогового кодекса ...

... Sociology of Culture. Oxford, 1994. 8. Dubini P., Aldrich H. Personal and extended networks are central to the entrepreneurial process // Journal of Business Venturing. 1991. № 6. P. 305—313. 9. Emirbayer M., Goodwin J. Network Analysis, Culture, and ... ... Conditions and Social Mechanisms // The Academy of Management Review. 1997. Vol. 22, № 4. P. 911—945. 15. Kreiner K., Schultz M. Informal collaboration in R & D: The formation of networks across organizations // Organization Studies. 1993. Vol. 14. P. 189—209....

... Нью-Йорк, 2006. 25.   Урсул А.   Д., Уледов А.   В. Государство и экология. М ., 1996. 26.  Bell D. The Coming of Post-Industrial Society. A Venture in Social Forecast­ing. N.   Y., I973. 27.  Masuda Y. The Information Society as Post-Industrial Society. Wash., 1981.

... legal classifier in the Republic of Belarus and the classifier of legal acts in the Russian Federation: legal systems and all its structures, legislative system and all its structures, the system of public administration; electronic system of legal information collecting, processing, storage, systematisation and dissemination. The author offers to methods to improve the inner structure of the legal classifiers of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation: (a) possible changes in the organisation of regulatory ...

... study covers the municipalities of the Rostov region. The analysis of some indicators of innovative activity characterizing the level of provision of residents and small and medium-sized businesses of municipali­ties in the region with financial and information and communication services, supporting the entrepreneurial infra­structure and infrastructure of e-commerce. The focus is made on identifying differ­ences between urban and ru­ral settlements in terms of involvement in the innova­tion process. An assess­ment of the impact of agglomeration and coastal factors on the diffusion of in­novations at the inter-municipal level is given: from the agglomer­ation center to the periphery and from coastal and conditionally coastal municipali­ties ...

... Agricultural Economics. 2012. Vol. 114, № 2. P. 57—63. 2. Steiner A., Calò F., Shucksmith M. Rurality and social innovation processes and outcomes: A realist evaluation of rural social enterprise activities // Journal of Rural Studies. 2021. doi: 10.... ... Innovation // SAGE Open. 2020. Vol. 10, № 2. doi: 10.1177/2158244020925504. 7. Ievoli C., Belliggiano A., Marandola D. et al. Information and Communication In­frastructures and New Business Models in Rural Areas: The Case of Molise Region in Italy // ...

The variety of options for the course of gouty arthritis necessitates the search for informative and accessible methods for diagnosing this disease. The detection of the sodium monourate crystals deposits in synovial ... ... Gutierrez M., Schmidt W. A. et al. OMERACT Ultrasound Working Group: Ultrasound as an outcome measure in gout. a validation process by the OMERACT Ultrasound Working Group // The Journal of Rheumatology. 2015. Vol. 42. P. 2177—2181. 24. Zhu Y., Pandya ...

... re­vitalizing the economic activities of enterprises, including production highly demanded innovative items. Given the new information concept of the Repub­lic of Crimea the paper attempts to analyze the features of territorial develop­ment of socio-economic ... ... 2001. P. 35—86. 23. Schumpeter, J. A. Business Cycles: A Theoretical, Historical, and Statistical Analysis of the Capitalist Process. N. Y. ; Toronto ; L., 1939. 24. Информатизация регионов. Рынок России // Tadviser. Государство....

The method of ground shores monitoring includes a set of activities on local sites with reference to a network of reference benchmarks. The greatest amount of information is given by the data of the transverse shore leveling. The combination of a number of different profiles allows one to obtain speed and direction quantitative characteristics of the coastal processes at a particular morphodynamic site over a specific time interval. It is important to have a reasonable choice of a marker, i. e. an element of the relief, the change in position of which makes it possible to obtain the magnitude of deformations ...

The specific features of mammals' behaviour in response to external information is determined by innate mechanisms and experience acquired through ontogenesis. The author genetically defines the ... .... 11. Lorenz K. Morphology and behavior patterns in closely allied species // Transactions of the First Conference on Group Processes (1954) / ed. by B. Schaffner.   N.   Y., 1955. P. 168—220. 12. Uexkull J. An Introduction to Umwelt // Semiotica....