European Researcher. Series A

114-117

Authors: Aiman E. Konkabaeva, Sultan A. Kusherbaev, Zauresh T. Kystaubaeva, Gulmira M. Tykezhanova, Ergali T. Seitov

External respiratory function in schoolchildren of the 7th and 9th grades of innovative schools was studied. Deviations from the proper values of respiratory parameters should be considered as changes caused by uncontrolled hypodynamia and extrapulmonary component of respiration.

128-131

Authors: Dmitry S. Ageenko, George S. Papazyan, Andrey V. Apukhtin

Over the past few years holidays abroad are becoming more accessible for more and more Russian tourists. This increases the flow of tourists from Russia who for the first time visit the European resorts without knowing how to behave. So it raises a lot of different stereotypes about Russian tourists. And the main question of this topic to observe whether bad image really belongs to the Russian holidaymakers or not and to examine trends in this sphere and the positive factors influencing the elimination of such negative stereotypes.

138-144

Authors: Galina Bodrova, Tatiana N. Ogneva

The global economy was slowing as well as the eurozone countries. Though Russia‘s economy held steady with the reported current account surplus, the large non-oil fiscal deficit requires concerted fiscal adjustment to reduce vulnerability in the face of new shocks. According to Mr. Putin emphasis has to be shifted away from the energy sector and toward new investments and infrastructure. A framework for creating and developing new sectors of the economy is to be provided for modernizing production units, mastering advanced production management methods and developing human assets.

151-156

Authors: Irakliy D. Gvazava, Tatyana N. Ogneva

Since Perestroika German-Russian relationships have been steadily developing fueled by close contacts between the leaders of both countries. Boris Yeltsin and Helmut Kohl, Vladimir Putin and Gerhard Schröder, Dmitry Medvedev and Angela Merkel had friendly relations resulted in some fruitful business projects, intergovernmental economic forums etc. In my article I will consider the activities of German companies in Russia, advantages, barriers and expectations.

164-168

Authors: Gaukhar I. Issina, Natalya P. Serebryakova

This article investigates the certain concepts of mythological consciousness as an important component of the national world view in terms of development and operation of mythologems in the general cultural and specific national context of the English language world view.

175-181

Authors: Omer Faruk Sozcu, Rushan Ziatdinov, Ismail Ipek

The effects of computer-assisted and distance learning of geometric modeling and computer aided geometric design are studied. It was shown that computer algebra systems and dynamic geometric environments can be considered as excellent tools for teaching mathematical concepts of mentioned areas, and distance education technologies would be indispensable for consolidation of successfully passed topics.

193-198

Authors: Elvin Aghayev

The “Arab Spring” which first broke out in Tunisia and disseminated to many countries in the Arab world has become one of the most actual topics of the international political agenda in the recent years. The protests that began against the Gaddafi regime after the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt led the opponents to unite under a single umbrella in a short time and form the main opposition in the country. The opponents which first came to the fore with civilian protest movements then continued their struggle against the government with armed attacks. In this article we are going to analyse the “Arab Spring” in Libya which broke out in February 2011 leaving its mark that year and investigate the positive and negative effects.

202-208

Authors: Honest Augustine Mosha, Zhang Xingchang

Soil and nutrient loss is one of a serious problem in Loess plateau china. The eroded materials are directly transported to the lakes and rivers specifically yellow river in China, this might lead to eutrophication if no prevention measures will be taken. The experiment was conducted on soil, and nutrient loss from 5º slope. Individual grasses plots for rye grass(Lolium), white clover(Trifolium repens) and integrated grass (rye + white clover) plots were prepared with a percentage cover of 25, 50, 80 and 100 in each treatment. Bare land was used as a reference plot. The results show that, the sediment loss in a bare land reported to be 1.5, 3, 2.7 and 1.3, 2.1, 1.9 in 100 % and 80 % cover plots. The runoff rate as compared to bare land, shown to be about 2 times less for white clover and rye grass plots, while more than 2 times less for integrated grasses plots. The total nitrogen and organic matter loss the results were in the order bare land white clover rye grasses and integrated grasses in which 100 %, 80 % and 50 % vegetative cover shown to perform better. On average enrichment ratio range was 40 % to 90 % for nutrient loss, and 50 % to 85 % for organic matter for all plots in comparison with soil origin. The enrichment ration significantly shown to be high from bare land> rye and white clover plots> integrated grasses plot. It has been concluded that integrated grasses is more effective measure over others in controlling both soil, nutrient and organic matter loss in the soil. This study contributed some information on the erosion modeling and improvement of soil and grassland conservation techniques for better land use for sustainable development.