Vol 3, No 4 (2014)
- Year: 2014
- Articles: 49
- URL: https://snv63.ru/2309-4370/issue/view/1308
Articles



THE ASSOCIATION FIELDS OF THE CONCEPTS “CONTEMPLATION”, “DEED”, “COMMUNICATION”
Abstract
The article contains the results of exploring association fields encircling the concepts of ‘contemplation’, ‘deed’, ‘communication’ and ascertained through a receptive experiment. Universal and idioethnic properties of the concepts are discovered in the contexts of the Russian and English linguocultures.



VALUES AND THEIR ROLE IN THE MODERN TEACHER’S AND STUDENT’S WORLD VIEW
Abstract
The article deals with the role of values in teachers’ and students’ outlook structure in the modern society. Different systems of values are analyzed. The article focuses on such a term as “the purpose of life”. The author touches upon the problem of ways of forming students’ system of values.



The representativeness of performing experience of national wind instruments players
Abstract
Russian performing art of wind players, being now on the way of its further development, inevitably faces creative challenges and contradictions. An important condition for overcoming certain difficulties is the analysis and understanding of problematic issues of practice and, as a consequence, - development of scientific and theoretical principles. One of these guidelines is developing theoretical approaches in the sphere of synthesis of musicians’ creative experience. Thanks to the creative efforts and rich professional experience of many generations of Russian wind instruments players the art of playing them has solid theoretical basis. Accumulated musical and creative experience and traditions are all necessary information and spiritual sources for further development of the theory of today’s art of playing the wind instrument. The nature of today's interests of national musicians is determined not only by their professional achievements , but their development in the future as well.






VOCATION-FRIENDLY APPROACH IN TEACHING UNIT "DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS" TO STUDENTS MAJORING IN ECONOMICS
Abstract
This paper considers the problem of encouraging students studying to get bachelors’ degrees in economics at technical universities to focus more on higher mathematics. As an example, research projects on unit "Differential Equations" are presented .



ASPECTS OF DEVELOPING A RESEARCH COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS OF PROGRAMME “ACADEMIC BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING” IN THE COURSE OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
Abstract
The paper deals with methodological and motivational aspects of developing a research competence of junior students of programme “Academic Bachelor of Engineering” at the technical university. Educational and research projects on mathematical analysis are presented as an example .






PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECT OF THE WILL ISSUE IN THE NATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract
The article deals with the scientific background of one of the most complex problems of national psychology - the issue of the will. I.M.Sechenov`s views played the leading role in the scientific interpretation of the physiological mechanisms of voluntary control.



ANGLO-SCOTTISH BORDER AND THE TUDORS’ MONARCHY IN STEVEN ELLIS’ WORKS
Abstract
This article is dedicated to the work of the British historian Steven Ellis. The author analyzes the role of Anglo-Scottish border in England’s political life at the period of the Tudors’ monarchy. From the researcher’s point of view the borderlands fell victim to the politics of centralization and civilizing aspirations of the Tudors. The acculturation of borderlands, their “civilizing” resulted in the political regress.



VICTORY OVER JAPAN IN THE U.S. SERVICEMEN’S ESTIMATION
Abstract
The article considers the estimations of the victory in the Pacific War, the ones formulated by the U.S. servicemen in 1945. It analyzes the main features of the image of the atomic bomb, the offensive of the USSR and the surrender of Japan.






«SHORT RESTORATION»: ENGLAND, 1661-1667
Abstract
The article deals with the matters of political development of England of the early Restoration. The place and the role of the Parliament in the system of governance are displayed. The issues of foreign policy development of the country are analyzed. Lord Chancellor Earl of Clarendon is also portrayed as one of the significant people for that period.









CONTINUITY IN MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF MATHEMATICS TEACHER
Abstract
The paper deals with issues related to decline in efficiency of mathematical education at schools and universities. The author shares the ways of training mathematics teachers in a pedagogical university based on the principle of continuity in mathematical education.



THE DUEL PHENOMENON IN THE IMPERIAL RUSSIAN ARMY IN THE END OF THE 19TH - THE BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURIES REVISITED
Abstract
The article gibes a brief analysis of some aspects concerning the historical phenomenon of duels in the imperial Russian army in the end of the 19 th - the beginning of the 20 th c. - the period after their legitimization in the year of 1894. The statistics demonstrating the tendency to their decrease is given.






STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF THE WEB SITE FOR A PUBLIC ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION
Abstract
The article reveals the main indicators in assessing the usability of web-sites. The results of the structural analysis of web-sites for environmental organizations of the Russian Federation are considered; the most common mistakes made when creating the site are identified. The paper also focuses on methods of usability tests implementation, analyzes the results of ergonomic interface adjustment.



TRANSLATION AS FORM OF ‘OTHER-CULTURE’ INTERPRETATION (AS EXEMPLIFIED IN THE RUSSIAN TRANSLATION OF R. KELLER’S BOOK “SPRACHWANDEL”)
Abstract
Specific features of translation as “other-culture” interpretation of the original text are highlighted in the paper. These features are defined with reference both to intercultural differences resulting from different background knowledge and the peculiarities of target language.



THE HISTORY AND RESULTS OF EXPLORING SETTLEMENT AND BURIAL GROUND SAKHTYSH IIA
Abstract
The article focuses on the history of exploring multi-layer settlement (Mesolithic - Bronze Age) and burial ground (Neolithic - Chalcolithic) Sakhtysh IIA in the central part of the Russian Plain (Ivanovo region). It highlights the results of radiocarbon dating, archaeological and anthropological research.



TRANSITION FROM THE NEOLITHIC TO THE ENEOLITHIC IN THE STEPPE OF EASTERN EUROPE AND INNOVATIONS THERETO RELATED
Abstract
This article displays the features of the transition from the Late Neolithic to the Early Eneolithic in the steppes of Eastern Europe in 5300-5100 B.C. It dwells upon the role of relations between the populations of the steppe and Balkan, highlights foreign items and innovations bearing the evidence of the contacts above mentioned.









RESULTS OF RADIOCARBON DATING OF NEOLITHIC SITES OF UPPER AND MIDDLE KAMA
Abstract
The article summarizes the radiocarbon dating of Neolithic sites of Upper and Middle Kama regions. Two Neolithic cultures are identified in Neolithic Kama region: Kama and Volga-Kama ones. 27 radiocarbon dates of 14 sites of Kama culture were obtained as a result of radiocarbon dating. At the present Kama culture dates from the second half of the 6 th - the beginning of the 4 th millennium B.C. Radiocarbon dating of the sites of Volga-Kama culture led to discovering 10 dates of 4 sites. Volga-Kama may be dated within the period of the second half of the 7 th - the beginning of the 5 th millennium B.C.



FROM REBELLION TO REBELLION: AMNESTY IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND IN 1715-1745
Abstract
The article gives the analysis of amnesty of the British government in the Highlands of Scotland during the largest Jacobite rebellions (supporters of returning the Stuarts excluded in the Glorious revolution to the British throne), in 1715-1745. Connection between amnesty and weak military and political role of London in the Highlands in the context of legalist tradition and negative attitude of the British political nation to an impressive regular army in Britain is revealed.



ANALYSIS OF STRESS BARRIER RATING SCALE OF STUDENTS MAJORING IN SOCIAL WORK
Abstract
This article describes the features of the stress barrier of students majoring in social work. Explicitly stress barrier ranks second that students face throughout their training, and that is one of the most difficult barriers to overcome.



SOCIAL AND CULTURAL SPACE OF THE NEOLITHIC AGE OF THE URAL
Abstract
The concept of social and cultural spaces of the Neolithic age of the Ural in archeology is analyzed. The main signs on which it is possible to reveal identity of ancient societies are considered. The conclusion is that Neolithic population in Trans -Urals, Volga-Ural and Kama regions was a social system, identity and social and cultural space of which was identified through combination of several traditions typical for particular descent lines revealed in the ways of preparing clay dough and systems of decorating ceramics.






RESIDENTIAL MYCOBIOTA OF STERLITAMAK
Abstract
Under the influence of anthropogenic factors the environmental situation is unfavorable. Today determining the state of urban areas can be provided through qualitative and quantitative characteristics of fungi-mushrooms (macromycetes). The aim was studying the mycobiota of the city and identifying its characteristics in relation to natural conditions and anthropogenic factors. Currently, a systematic list of fungi-mushrooms consists of two parts, three classes, 17 orders, 30 families, 51 genera and 87 species.






ATTRIBUTING AUTHORSHIP TO ANONYMOUS REMINISCENCES
Abstract
The authors studied the issues of war prisoners of Napoleon’s Grand Armee in Russia in 1812-1814 and analysed both archival documents and about 100 prisoners’ recollections. The latter included anonymous remimniscences attributed to A. Montravel by historians. However, the authors proved that they were written by a different person, Captain P.Nokaz.









"WE ARE NOT NEEDED AT ALL". FAMINE IN KUIBYSHEV (SAMARA) REGION IN 1946-1947
Abstract
The article reveals with causes of the famine in 1946, the scale of the disaster, the federal and local authorities’ actions in the situation. It deals with the consequences of the famine that is rise in mortality and morbidity of the people, their response to the circumstances.






CALCULATIONS AND ESTIMATION OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF CURRENTS INDUCED ON THE SURFACE OF AIRCRAFT BOEING 737 UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE
Abstract
The application of the calculation method of assessing the impact of electromagnetic radiation on the body of the aircraft is displayed. The results of the calculation of the currents induced on the aircraft body under the influence of powerful EMI in different directions of the pulse are demonstrated, and the assessment of the current distribution is given. The maximum value of the surface current for the Boeing 737-800 under the influence of EMI is pointed out.






INTERACTION OF NEOLITHIC POPULATION OF THE STEPPE AND FOREST-STEPPE AREAS IN VOLGA REGION
Abstract
This article examines the interaction of Neolithic cultures of steppe and forest-steppe of the Volga, the main reason of which was climate change. The influence of the southern on the northern cultures was unidirectional. Intensive climate aridization at the turn of the seventh and the sixth millennia B.C. resulted in nomadic tribes migration from Asia Minor. Therefore, Yelshan culture was formed in the Samara river basin. For a long period of time the population of the steppe and forest-steppe areas lived autonomously. By the middle of the sixth millennium B.C. mid-Volga culture was formed on the basis of Yelshan antiquities without any significant influence from outside . As a result of the climate aridization in the last quarter of the sixth millennium B.C. there was a northward shift of the people who owned Tenteksor artefacts. Some of them come into intensive contacts with the population of mid-Volga culture and that makes the ceramic traditions of the local population change.



PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MIXTURE OF ACTIVATED CARBONS AC-95 AND AC-3
Abstract
The authors used IR spectroscopy in studying the functional groups of the mixture of activated carbon grades AC-95 and AC-3, chemically modified by oxidizing with the mixture of nitric acid and urea. The article also highlights the main physical and chemical characteristics, such as total static exchange capacity, volume weight and bulk weight.






PROFESSIONAL AND PEDAGOGICAL COMPETENCY OF TEACHERS
Abstract
The article gives the complex analysis of the notions «competence» and «competency» based on Russian and foreign authors’ works, in which they implement competency approach in theory and practice of the pedagogical science in Russia. The paper also presents the characteristics of professional and pedagogical competency of a modern teacher.












EMPLOYING DIDACTIC POTENTIAL OF INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARDS IN HIGHER MATHEMATICS CLASSES AS A WAY OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESS MODERNIZATION
Abstract
The article dwells upon the example of employing didactic potential of interactive whiteboards in teaching higher mathematics, unit "Numerical and Functional Series" in particular. It highlights the options of improving the quality of teaching through a combination of traditional and innovative IT-methods in the educational process at the university.



SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM FOR A HYPERBOLIC EQUATION OF THE THIRD ORDER IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL APPLICATION FIELD
Abstract
The article deals with solution of boundary value problems with local and integral conditions for hyperbolic equation of the third order in three-dimensional field of a particular type. It proves the unique solvability of these problems, gives the solutions.



MODERN INTERPRETATION OF THE CONCEPT "PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL SELF-DEVELOPMENT"
Abstract
The article overviews approaches to the concept of personal professional self-development. The analysis results in highlighting the main features and giving the integral definition of the concept “personal professional self-development”.





