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Original Article

Interdisciplinary Educational Reality Of Basic Education: Religious And Secular Components

Natalia Naydenova
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Tatiana Shaposhnikova
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Ravilya Zianshina
,
Vladimir Myasnikov

Keywords: Basic education, religious impact on education, post-Soviet, interdisciplinary, comparative

Article no: 62

Pages 568-579

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.02.02.62

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Original Article

Innovative Development Of The Agro-Industrial Complex: Trends And Opportunities Of Improvement

Olga Yu. Antsiferova
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Elena S. Sutormina
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Serafim V. Kolupaev
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Larisa M. Petrova
,
Ekaterina A. Myagkova

Keywords: Agro-industrial complex, innovation, innovative development

Article no: 21

Pages 166-174

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.02.21

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Original Article

Predictive Analytics In Single-Industry Town Risk Management

O. A. Bazarnova
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D. N. Nesteruk
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M. M. Kozirev
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Yu. V. Daneykin
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O. P. Ivanova
,
V. A. Trifonov*

Keywords: Development, predicative analytics, risk, single-industry town, territory of priority social and economic development

Article no: 7

Pages 49-59

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.05.7

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Original Article

Comparative Studies Of The Modern Educational Discourse: The Teacher’s Portrait

Ivan Fomichev
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Natalia Frolova
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Rimma Ivanova
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Andrew Ivanov
,
Sergey Frolova

Keywords: Contemporary teacher, content analysis, corpus analysis, linguistic research, survey

Article no: 54

Pages 443-451

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.54

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Original Article

Muscle Contraction Analysis Of The Prolonged Astride-Sitting On Motorcycle Using Electromyography

Ekky Anastasia Pramita*
,
Hartomo Soewardi

Keywords: Paresthesia, blood pressure, muscle contraction, electromyography, motorcycle.

Article no: 52

Pages 524-534

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.05.02.52

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Original Article

Adaptation As Controllable Process For Decision Making Improvement

Natalia A. Mamedova
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Arkadiy I. Urintsov
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Olga V. Staroverova
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Mikhail A. Afanasev
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Sergey V. Haritonov
,
Dmitriy V. Galahov

Keywords: Adaptation, causal relationships, decision making improvement, information resources, laboriousness of training, thinking

Article no: 74

Pages 643-652

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.74

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Original Article

Career Construction and Work Inclusion of People with Disabilities: Goal Setting

Elena N. Rogotneva
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Tatiana I. Shirko
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Natalya N. Meshcheryakova
,
Tatiana V. Konykhova

Keywords: Social inequality; psychological support; career construction; disadvantaged groups; work inclusion; life design

Article no: 105

Pages 815-822

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.105

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