Мы можем и должны успешно противостоять экономическому и политическому натиску США и стран «золотого миллиарда».
Весь интеллектуальный и социальный потенциал ЛДПР брошен на восстановление авторитета и влияния России в мире. Мы достигнем конечной цели экономической деятельности государства – роста доходов всего населения России. И с гордостью изречем, что теперь на Руси каждому жить хорошо!
Живите хорошо!
Будьте с ЛДПР!
Путин.Итоги.2018/Илья Яшин, Владимир Миловhivlifeinfo
Путин. Итоги. 2018
Независимый экспертный доклад.
Авторы: Илья Яшин и Владимир Милов.
Авторы посвящают этот доклад памяти Бориса Немцова, патриота России, который отдал жизнь в борьбе за светлое будущее нашей страны, против беспринципной мафии, захватившей власть в России. Борис Немцов был автором идеи серии докладов об истинных итогах правления Путина, о которых умалчивает властная пропаганда, и соавтором всех предшествующих докладов в этой серии. Дело всей жизни Бориса Немцова — борьба за правду и свободу для всех россиян — обязательно будет продолжено.
Официальная российская пропаганда уверяет, что за годы правления Владимира Путина Россия «встала с колен», добилась невероятных успехов, влияния и процветания. Авторы настоящего доклада с цифрами и фактами в руках показывают, что всё это не более, чем блеф: в стране выросли расслоение и коррупция, вот уже десять лет, как экономический рост прекратился, соцсфера деградирует. Доклад раскрывает глаза на драматические реалии путинской политико-экономической модели, о которых вам не расскажут по государственному телевидению.
Продовольственная безопасность человека.
Презентация дает информацию о нынешнем состоянии экономики. О том что на земле может пройти черед неурожайных лет, который приведет к массовому голоду и гибели многих людей на земле и как следствие к переоценке ценностей. Эквивалентом, как всегда. опять может стать золото и продукты питания в частности зерновые.
Презентация дает ответ на то что делать и как обезопасить себя и свою семью от возможных предстоящих событий на земле.
Мы можем и должны успешно противостоять экономическому и политическому натиску США и стран «золотого миллиарда».
Весь интеллектуальный и социальный потенциал ЛДПР брошен на восстановление авторитета и влияния России в мире. Мы достигнем конечной цели экономической деятельности государства – роста доходов всего населения России. И с гордостью изречем, что теперь на Руси каждому жить хорошо!
Живите хорошо!
Будьте с ЛДПР!
Путин.Итоги.2018/Илья Яшин, Владимир Миловhivlifeinfo
Путин. Итоги. 2018
Независимый экспертный доклад.
Авторы: Илья Яшин и Владимир Милов.
Авторы посвящают этот доклад памяти Бориса Немцова, патриота России, который отдал жизнь в борьбе за светлое будущее нашей страны, против беспринципной мафии, захватившей власть в России. Борис Немцов был автором идеи серии докладов об истинных итогах правления Путина, о которых умалчивает властная пропаганда, и соавтором всех предшествующих докладов в этой серии. Дело всей жизни Бориса Немцова — борьба за правду и свободу для всех россиян — обязательно будет продолжено.
Официальная российская пропаганда уверяет, что за годы правления Владимира Путина Россия «встала с колен», добилась невероятных успехов, влияния и процветания. Авторы настоящего доклада с цифрами и фактами в руках показывают, что всё это не более, чем блеф: в стране выросли расслоение и коррупция, вот уже десять лет, как экономический рост прекратился, соцсфера деградирует. Доклад раскрывает глаза на драматические реалии путинской политико-экономической модели, о которых вам не расскажут по государственному телевидению.
Продовольственная безопасность человека.
Презентация дает информацию о нынешнем состоянии экономики. О том что на земле может пройти черед неурожайных лет, который приведет к массовому голоду и гибели многих людей на земле и как следствие к переоценке ценностей. Эквивалентом, как всегда. опять может стать золото и продукты питания в частности зерновые.
Презентация дает ответ на то что делать и как обезопасить себя и свою семью от возможных предстоящих событий на земле.
weekly magazine «the Chrematistic», which consists of ten parts: government, business, politics, associations, students, science, world news, personal growth, a calendar of events for 21 days and business ads;
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Consensus and interaction on a long term strategy for sustainable developmentSSA KPI
The document discusses the need for a long-term vision for sustainable development to address major challenges like climate change, resource depletion, and inequity. A long-term perspective is required because these problems will take consistent action over many years to solve. However, short-term solutions may counteract long-term goals if not guided by an overall strategic vision. Developing a widely accepted long-term sustainable development vision requires input from many stakeholders to find balanced solutions and avoid dead ends. Strategic decisions with long-lasting technological and social consequences need a vision that can adapt to changing conditions over time.
Competences in sustainability in engineering educationSSA KPI
The document discusses competencies in sustainability for engineering education. It defines competencies and lists taxonomies that classify competencies into categories like knowledge, skills, attitudes, and ethics. Engineering graduates are expected to have competencies like critical thinking, systemic thinking, and interdisciplinarity. Analysis of competency frameworks from different universities found that competencies are introduced at varying levels, from basic knowledge to complex problem solving and valuing sustainability challenges. The document also outlines the University of Polytechnic Catalonia's framework for its generic sustainability competency.
The document discusses grand challenges in energy and perspectives on moving towards more sustainable systems. It notes that while global energy demand and CO2 emissions rebounded in 2010 after the economic downturn, urgent changes are still needed. It explores perspectives on changing direction, including overcoming barriers like technologies, economies, management, and mindsets. The document advocates a systems approach and backcasting from desirable futures to identify pathways for transitioning between states.
The document discusses concepts related to sustainability including carrying capacity, ecological footprint, and the IPAT equation. It provides data on historical and projected world population growth. Examples are given showing the ecological footprint of different countries and how it is calculated based on factors like energy use, agriculture, transportation, housing, goods and services. The human development index is also introduced as a broader measure than GDP for assessing well-being. Graphs illustrate the relationship between increasing HDI, ecological footprint, and the goal of transitioning to sustainable development.
This document discusses student organizations and the university system in Germany. It provides an overview of the different types of higher education institutions in Germany, including universities, universities of applied sciences, and arts universities. It describes the degree system including bachelor's, master's, and Ph.D. programs. It also outlines the systems of student participation at universities, using the examples of Leipzig and Hanover. Student councils, departments, and faculty student organizations are discussed.
Engineering can play an important role in sustainable development by focusing on meeting human needs over wants and prioritizing projects that serve the most vulnerable populations. Engineers should consider how their work impacts sustainability, affordability, and accessibility. A socially sustainable product is manufactured sustainably and also improves people's lives. Engineers are not neutral and should strive to serve societal needs rather than just generate profits. They can help redefine commerce and an engineering culture focused on meeting needs sustainably through services rather than creating unnecessary products and infrastructure.
Процессы глобализации оказывают существенное влияние на развитие мировой цивилизации. Доминирование интегративных тенденций, которые становятся преобладающими в рамках становления транснационального рынка, может значительным образом повлиять на трансформацию культуры. Разрушается локальный характер культур, связанный с особыми формами коммуникации между ними, и происходит становление глобального коммуникационного пространства, в которое погружаются все культуры. Это приводит к процессам трансформации культуры на всех её уровнях: от индивидуального сознания – до экономики, политики и философии. Право всегда являлось одним из важнейших компонентов, которое задавало рамки построения государства, опирающегося на особенности данной культуры. Проявлением современных тенденций глобализации выступает деформации взаимоотношения между национальной и международной системами права. Глобализационные процессы создают предпосылки для формирования такого типа мирового сообщества, которое при внешне демократической политической структуре по сути выступает как глобальный тоталитаризм. Всё это требует широкого философского анализа проблем развития как культуры в целом, так и разнообразных её уровней.
Ключевые слова: глобализация, трансформация культуры, транснациональный рынок, мировой порядок, национальное право, международное право, философия, экономика, культура, демократия, тоталитаризм, объединение Германии, Европейский союз.
weekly magazine «the Chrematistic», which consists of ten parts: government, business, politics, associations, students, science, world news, personal growth, a calendar of events for 21 days and business ads;
Circulation periodicals: 50,000 destinations
Consensus and interaction on a long term strategy for sustainable developmentSSA KPI
The document discusses the need for a long-term vision for sustainable development to address major challenges like climate change, resource depletion, and inequity. A long-term perspective is required because these problems will take consistent action over many years to solve. However, short-term solutions may counteract long-term goals if not guided by an overall strategic vision. Developing a widely accepted long-term sustainable development vision requires input from many stakeholders to find balanced solutions and avoid dead ends. Strategic decisions with long-lasting technological and social consequences need a vision that can adapt to changing conditions over time.
Competences in sustainability in engineering educationSSA KPI
The document discusses competencies in sustainability for engineering education. It defines competencies and lists taxonomies that classify competencies into categories like knowledge, skills, attitudes, and ethics. Engineering graduates are expected to have competencies like critical thinking, systemic thinking, and interdisciplinarity. Analysis of competency frameworks from different universities found that competencies are introduced at varying levels, from basic knowledge to complex problem solving and valuing sustainability challenges. The document also outlines the University of Polytechnic Catalonia's framework for its generic sustainability competency.
The document discusses grand challenges in energy and perspectives on moving towards more sustainable systems. It notes that while global energy demand and CO2 emissions rebounded in 2010 after the economic downturn, urgent changes are still needed. It explores perspectives on changing direction, including overcoming barriers like technologies, economies, management, and mindsets. The document advocates a systems approach and backcasting from desirable futures to identify pathways for transitioning between states.
The document discusses concepts related to sustainability including carrying capacity, ecological footprint, and the IPAT equation. It provides data on historical and projected world population growth. Examples are given showing the ecological footprint of different countries and how it is calculated based on factors like energy use, agriculture, transportation, housing, goods and services. The human development index is also introduced as a broader measure than GDP for assessing well-being. Graphs illustrate the relationship between increasing HDI, ecological footprint, and the goal of transitioning to sustainable development.
This document discusses student organizations and the university system in Germany. It provides an overview of the different types of higher education institutions in Germany, including universities, universities of applied sciences, and arts universities. It describes the degree system including bachelor's, master's, and Ph.D. programs. It also outlines the systems of student participation at universities, using the examples of Leipzig and Hanover. Student councils, departments, and faculty student organizations are discussed.
Engineering can play an important role in sustainable development by focusing on meeting human needs over wants and prioritizing projects that serve the most vulnerable populations. Engineers should consider how their work impacts sustainability, affordability, and accessibility. A socially sustainable product is manufactured sustainably and also improves people's lives. Engineers are not neutral and should strive to serve societal needs rather than just generate profits. They can help redefine commerce and an engineering culture focused on meeting needs sustainably through services rather than creating unnecessary products and infrastructure.
Процессы глобализации оказывают существенное влияние на развитие мировой цивилизации. Доминирование интегративных тенденций, которые становятся преобладающими в рамках становления транснационального рынка, может значительным образом повлиять на трансформацию культуры. Разрушается локальный характер культур, связанный с особыми формами коммуникации между ними, и происходит становление глобального коммуникационного пространства, в которое погружаются все культуры. Это приводит к процессам трансформации культуры на всех её уровнях: от индивидуального сознания – до экономики, политики и философии. Право всегда являлось одним из важнейших компонентов, которое задавало рамки построения государства, опирающегося на особенности данной культуры. Проявлением современных тенденций глобализации выступает деформации взаимоотношения между национальной и международной системами права. Глобализационные процессы создают предпосылки для формирования такого типа мирового сообщества, которое при внешне демократической политической структуре по сути выступает как глобальный тоталитаризм. Всё это требует широкого философского анализа проблем развития как культуры в целом, так и разнообразных её уровней.
Ключевые слова: глобализация, трансформация культуры, транснациональный рынок, мировой порядок, национальное право, международное право, философия, экономика, культура, демократия, тоталитаризм, объединение Германии, Европейский союз.
From Huygens odd sympathy to the energy Huygens' extraction from the sea wavesSSA KPI
Huygens observed that two pendulum clocks suspended near each other would synchronize their swings to be 180 degrees out of phase. He conducted experiments that showed the synchronization was caused by small movements transmitted through their common frame. While this discovery did not help solve the longitude problem as intended, it sparked further investigations into coupled oscillators and synchronization phenomena.
1) The document discusses whether dice rolls and other mechanical randomizers can truly produce random outcomes from a dynamics perspective.
2) It analyzes the equations of motion for different dice shapes and coin tossing, showing that outcomes are theoretically predictable if initial conditions can be reproduced precisely.
3) However, in reality small uncertainties in initial conditions mean mechanical randomizers can approximate random processes, even if they are deterministic based on their underlying dynamics.
This document discusses the concept of energy security costs. It defines energy security costs as externalities associated with short-term macroeconomic adjustments to changes in energy prices and long-term impacts of monopoly or monopsony power in energy markets. The document provides references on calculating health and environmental impacts of electricity generation and assessing costs and benefits of oil imports. It also outlines a proposed 4-hour course on basic concepts, examples, and a case study analyzing energy security costs for Ukraine based on impacts of increasing natural gas import prices.
Naturally Occurring Radioactivity (NOR) in natural and anthropic environmentsSSA KPI
This document provides an overview of naturally occurring radioactivity (NOR) and naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) with a focus on their relevance to the oil and gas industry. It discusses the main radionuclides of interest, including radium-226, radium-228, uranium, radon-222, and lead-210. It also summarizes the origins of NORM in the oil and gas industry and the types of radiation emitted by NORM.
Advanced energy technology for sustainable development. Part 5SSA KPI
All energy technologies involve risks that must be carefully evaluated and minimized to ensure sustainable development. No technology is perfectly safe, so ongoing analysis of benefits, risks and impacts is needed. Public understanding and acceptance of risks is also important.
Advanced energy technology for sustainable development. Part 4SSA KPI
The document discusses the impacts and benefits of energy technology research, using fusion research as a case study. It outlines four pathways through which energy research can impact economies and societies: 1) direct economic effects, 2) impacts on local communities, 3) impacts on industrial technology capabilities, and 4) long-term impacts on energy markets and technologies. It then analyzes the direct and indirect economic impacts of fusion research investments and the technical spin-offs that fusion research has produced. Finally, it evaluates the potential future role of fusion electricity in global energy markets under environmental constraints.
Advanced energy technology for sustainable development. Part 3SSA KPI
This document discusses using fusion energy for sustainable development through biomass conversion. It proposes a system where fusion energy is used to provide heat for gasifying biomass into synthetic fuels like methane and diesel. Experiments show biomass can be over 95% converted to hydrogen, carbon monoxide and methane gases using nickel catalysts at temperatures of 600-1000 degrees Celsius. A conceptual biomass reactor is presented that could process 6 million tons of biomass per year, consisting of 70% cellulose and 30% lignin, into synthetic fuels to serve as carbon-neutral transportation fuels. Fusion energy could provide the high heat needed for the gasification and synthesis processes.
Advanced energy technology for sustainable development. Part 2SSA KPI
The document summarizes fusion energy technology and its potential for sustainable development. Fusion occurs at extremely high temperatures and is the process that powers the Sun and stars. Researchers are working to develop fusion energy on Earth using hydrogen isotopes as fuel. Key challenges include confining the hot plasma long enough at high density for fusion reactions to produce net energy gain. Progress is being made towards achieving the conditions needed for a sustainable fusion reaction as defined by Lawson's criteria.
Advanced energy technology for sustainable development. Part 1SSA KPI
1. The document discusses the concept of sustainability and sustainable systems. It provides an example of a closed ecosystem with algae, water fleas, and fish, where energy and material balances must be maintained for long-term stability.
2. Key requirements for a sustainable system include energy balance between inputs and outputs, recycling of materials or wastes, and mechanisms to control population relationships and prevent overconsumption of resources.
3. Historically, the environment was seen as external and unchanging, but it is now recognized that the environment co-evolves interactively with the living creatures within it.
This document discusses the use of fluorescent proteins in current biological research. It begins with an overview of the development of optical microscopy and fluorescence techniques. It then focuses on the green fluorescent protein (GFP) and how it has been used as a molecular tag to study protein expression and interactions in living cells through techniques like gene delivery, transfection, viral infection, FRET, and optogenetics. The document concludes that fluorescent proteins have revolutionized cell biology by enabling the real-time visualization and control of molecular pathways and signaling processes in living systems.
Neurotransmitter systems of the brain and their functionsSSA KPI
1. Neurotransmitters are chemical substances released at synapses that transmit signals between neurons. The main neurotransmitters in the brain are acetylcholine, serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine, glutamate, GABA, and endorphins.
2. Each neurotransmitter system is involved in regulating key brain functions and behaviors such as movement, mood, sleep, cognition, and pain perception.
3. Neurotransmitters act via membrane receptors on target neurons, including ionotropic receptors that are ligand-gated ion channels and metabotropic G-protein coupled receptors.
Elements of Theory for Multi-Neuronal SystemsSSA KPI
The document summarizes a course on elements of theory for multi-neuronal systems. The course consists of two parts: (1) representation of continuous values in neuronal systems using frequency coding or groups of neurons, and (2) evaluating the informational efficiency and capacity of neuronal systems using theoretical models and experiments. The course aims to provide a systematic approach to understanding representation and information processing in neuronal systems.
This document summarizes research on molecular mechanisms of pain conducted by Dr. Nana Voitenko and colleagues. It discusses 4 parts: 1) classification and structure of glutamate receptors including AMPA receptors, 2) involvement of spinal AMPA receptors in inflammatory pain transmission, 3) role of extrasynaptic AMPA receptors in maintaining persistent pain, and 4) targeting of protein kinase C alpha using antisense oligonucleotides to treat inflammatory pain. The research finds that peripheral inflammation induces internalization of GluR2-containing AMPA receptors from synapses and insertion of GluR1-containing receptors at extrasynaptic sites, contributing to persistent pain states.
The document discusses molecular mechanisms of pain and summarizes recent research from the Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology in Kiev, Ukraine. It covers classification of pain, measurements used to study pain, sensory pathways involved in pain transmission, ion channels and receptors implicated in pain such as ASICs, P2X receptors, T-type calcium channels and TRPV1. Recent findings from studies of knockout mice and modulators of ion channels suggest these molecular targets hold promise for developing new pain treatments.
A biomathematical model for Phoma tracheiphila Citrus resistance screeningSSA KPI
This document presents a biomathematical model for screening the resistance of citrus plants to Phoma tracheiphila, the causal agent of citrus black rot disease. Experimental studies were conducted inoculating different citrus cultivars with various P. tracheiphila isolates. Disease severity was evaluated visually and using mathematical models. Three types of polynomial curves were described representing different virulence levels: lower concave curves indicating lower virulence (Group I A), mixed concave curves indicating intermediate virulence (Group I B), and upper concave curves indicating higher virulence (Group II). The model classifies isolates into virulence degrees based on the analytical analysis of the polynomial functions' derivatives, providing a tool to screen for virulence
Phytopathology is the study of plant diseases caused by pathogens and physiological factors. The document discusses various plant pathogens like viruses, bacteria, fungi, nematodes and parasitic plants that cause different plant diseases. It also describes methods of disease control which include chemical treatments, biocontrol methods and developing resistant plant varieties through cultural practices and breeding.