Scientific Journal of KubSAU

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of Kuban State Agrarian University
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NOISE IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND APPROACHES TO THE NOISE CONTROL WHILE USING EQUIPMENT AND MACHINES ON THE BASIS OF THE NEWEST TECHNOLOGIES

abstract 1211607077 issue 121 pp. 1221 – 1254 30.09.2016 ru 647
Here we present a brief survey of the occurrence of noise in agricultural production while using agricultural machinery and machines with possibility of application of the newest technologies including informational ones. It is well known, that noise is a constant component of all agricultural enterprises and it often indicates the operational condition of equipment and technical culture of enterprises. This is true about both stationary production, such as elevators, grinding plants, feed mills, corn processing plants, and tractors and harvesters. It is natural that above-mentioned mechanisms produce purposeful transformation of the movement. At the same time, any mechanism consists of separate parts that are flexibly joined with each other. In addition, it is due to this fact that the noise occurs. Thus, we should note that due to their design features and complexity of technology itself harvesters a priori are machines that create and produce noise. Noise reduction in machines and equipment is accompanied by increase of labor productivity. Thus, noise protection is an important issue. To reduce the noise a set of measures is applied but not all of them are efficient for selfpropelled machines, including harvesters. Besides, noise is one of the most important indicators of equipment quality, and in some cases, it can be the indicator of the technical level of a machine because it objectively displays inaccuracies in the manufacture of almost all parts. Therefore, noise control is an important problem that has social and economic value
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NOBILITY IN THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE OF XVIII-XIX CENTURIES AS A PARALLEL CULTURAL SPACE

abstract 1241610038 issue 124 pp. 623 – 631 30.12.2016 ru 748
Parallel cultural space is a phenomenon within heterotopia. All cultural processes and phenomena, taking place there, operated by special laws and regularities. The author substantiates the fact that the nobility in Russia XVIII-XIX centuries is a special time-space with features of parallel cultural space. In particular, a comparison with other privileged strata of the population of the Russian state, the analysis of internal processes and phenomena proves this fact. Originating in the XII century, among the younger princely nobility went quite a long way in the formation of a special service estate. In the XVIII century is its final form as an aristocratic layer Russia, and the author argues that it is from this time can be observed heterogeneity of the space in which the nobility and there. His positions, access to the broad cultural, political and social benefits provide excellent conditions for the separation of the nobility in a single cultural space, which, in turn, determines the new phenomena. This fact forces us to take a fresh look at the problem in a certain culture formation development in the environment for cultural security problem and reveals the principles of heterotopic spaces functioning
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NOBILITY DEPUTY ASSEMBLY IN THE NORTHERN CAUCASUS IN 1905 – 1917 YY.

abstract 1091505091 issue 109 pp. 1301 – 1317 29.05.2015 ru 898
Based on the archival sources, the article reviews the activities of the Nobility Deputy Assembly in the Northern Caucasus in 1905 – 1917. The author examines the role of noble organizations in solving the class issues in Russia in the early XXth century. She notes a marked increase in the activity of the Stavropol noble Assembly caused by the events of the revolution of 1905 – 1907 yy. In this case the author draws attention to the fact that during this period, autocracy strictly limited the power of the nobility Assembly, and in addition noble organization was strictly forbidden to discuss political issues. It is noted that local nobles were quite passive in social and political activity and they were not involved in the work created at the time of the joint noble societies, although some regional representatives of the nobility (in particular K. I. Bielecki) participated in the activities of the First nobility Congress in 1906 y. Charitable activity of the Noble Assembly during the First World War was also investigated in the he article. The noble mutual benefit was created to assist the families of killed and wounded warriors and for maintenance of hospitals. In addition, the Noble Assembly provided the upper floor of noble house for the hospital, and the lower one for the Ladies' Committee. The article shows that despite all the difficulties there was a gradual clearance of the political position of the nobility of the Northern Caucasus at the beginning of the XXth century. The author draws attention to the fact that noble organization has proposed various measures aimed at strengthening economic and political influence of this class. She comes to the conclusion that the role of the nobility in the social structure of Russian society of that time is undergoing a significant transformation, and the importance of the nobility in the system of socio-economic relations and the management system of the Russian Empire was significantly reduced
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NOBEL LAUREATES IN ECONOMICS: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

abstract 0831209010 issue 83 pp. 95 – 114 30.11.2012 ru 1965
In the article, we present the procedure for nomination and approval of the award winners from the Swedish state-owned bank in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel (Nobel Prize in economics). As well as the analysis of works by winners of subjects, the patterns for the Nobel Prize, and its components are shown
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NI, CR, PB IN HYDROMORPHIC SOILS OF THE TEREK-SULAKSKOY SUBPROVINCE OF DAGESTAN

abstract 0761202017 issue 76 pp. 196 – 205 29.02.2012 ru 2062
In the article, we investigated hydromorphic soils of the Tersko-Sulak subprovince of Dagestan. We determined the content of humus, nickel, chromium and lead with genetic horizons of the investigated soils. The small excess of the maximum allowable concentration of nickel and chromium has been found, doze of lead was within norm
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NFLUENCE OF VARIETY PECULIARITIES ON REGENERATIVE PROPERTIES OF GRAPE ROOTSTOCK CUTTINGS UNDER THEIR ROOTING

abstract 0911307106 issue 91 pp. 1575 – 1606 30.09.2013 ru 1231
There were presented the results of researches on cutting regeneration processes at 7 rootstock varieties of grapes at their rooting on water in this article. There were examined the key indicators of spear- and root-forming ability of cuttings
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NEWSPAPER TEXT AS A DOMINANT OF THE POLITICAL NEWSPAPER DISCOURSE

abstract 1191605058 issue 119 pp. 799 – 808 31.05.2016 ru 448
Political newspaper text as an element of political newspaper discourse was analyzed, the structure of political newspaper communication is represented, relations between the communicator and the recipient are demonstrated, and the main characteristics of the political newspaper text and its argumentative structure are described
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NEWEST PINK BERRY AROMATIC VINE GRAPE VARIETY – RADOST LEONIDOV

abstract 1041410140 issue 104 pp. 2030 – 2049 30.12.2014 ru 1109
New wine grape flavored pink berry grape variety named “Radost Leonidov” breed at Athens Institute of Viticulture by P.Zamanidi, L.Troshin and P.Radchevskii in 2009 by crossing the new Moskhoragos Greek muscat variety with old European variety Traminer pink. According to morphological and biological characteristics, it can be assigned to Western European eco-geographical group of varieties. Strong growth of shoots (2,1-3,0 m). The extent of maturation of vines is very high (over the entire length, except for the top). Duration of production period from bud burst to harvest - 146-155 days. Productivity is high: 20-25 t / ha. The average weight of clusters is 260. Characterized by high winter hardiness, drought resistance and increased resistance to fungal diseases in comparison with the varieties of Vitis vinifera. Flower is hermaphrodite, fully developed stamens and gynoecium. Bunch is small, conical, sometimes winged, average density. Berry is small, spherical, pinkish in color, with a thick waxy coating. Peel of medium thickness, dense and durable. Pulp and juice with a strong varietal flavor, similar to the aroma of Traminer pink. Sugar content is very high: more than 24%. Cluster of the variety of Radost Leonidov at overripening is drying and stored on the bushes for a long time. The variety is intended for the production of dry white wines of excellent class, as well as highquality sparkling wines, dessert and sweet wines; suitable for the production of high-quality aromatic juices
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NEWBORNS ABANDONMENT: THE DYNAMICS OF THE PROBLEM AND ITS RELEVANCE IN MODERN RUSSIA

abstract 1111507043 issue 111 pp. 758 – 775 30.09.2015 ru 1319
The problem of newborns abandonment in modern Russia is relevant but understudied. This article discusses the nature and dynamics of the problem. Newborns abandonment is considered in the framework of social and demographic modernization. The problem of newborns abandonment is studied in the context of social orphanhood in Russia. The author focuses on the history of the problem of newborns abandonment, its features in pre-revolutionary Russia, the Soviet Union and modern Russia. For a deeper understanding of the problem the author held a series of expert interviews and highlighted the main factors that influenced newborns abandonment in Soviet and post-Soviet Russia. The main challenges in the development of prevention in modern Russia are identified. The author concludes on the need to reform the system for preventing newborns abandonment as part of the ideology of the family-centered approach and constructing a unified federal structure. The paper uses qualitative methods: literature review, expert interviews. The article may be of interest to specialists in the field of social work, sociology, demography, politics, and economics
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NEW VARIETIES AND FORMATIONS OF GRAPES ROOTSTOCKS

abstract 1121508026 issue 112 pp. 343 – 354 30.10.2015 ru 898
In the modern wine growing, for fighting against root phylloxera an inoculation of European-Asian grapes varieties on rootstocks steady against this wrecker is used. In this article we present the information about the types of rootstocks of domestic and foreign breeding used in the modern branch of wine growing. The area of their use is described; the useful properties of rootstocks and their demerits are highlighted. The purpose of this work is creating new grapes rootstocks which wouldn't have the merits of existing rootstocks. The short description of the grapes rootstocks which were created in the Anapa Zonal Experimental Station of wine growing and winemaking such as AZOS-1, AZOS-2, AZOS-3, AZOS-4, AZOS-5 and AZOS-6 is given in the article. It is indicated that these rootstocks have a high resistance to a leaf form of phylloxera, to chlorosis and to some other diseases of a grapes bush. They have the short period of vegetation, high quantity of standard cutting from hectare and other useful properties. In the article the description of a new formation of rootstocks grapes bushes of "AOS- 1" and "AOS-2" with a free trail shoots is given. This construction of grapes bush is developed by the Anapa's Zonal Experimental Station of wine growing and winemaking. We have also given all the advantages of this forming in comparison with other designs of grapes bushes. It is especially noted that use of this forming of bushes increases the productivity per men in the process of bushes scrap and preparation of cutting; the expenditures on the struggle against diseases and wreckers on the vineyards are reduced; the quantity standard of grapes cutting increases by 27-33%
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