Redoximorphic features as indicators of soil water regime by Vedran Rubinić, Ivan Bubalo, Goran Durn

“…Soil water regime, as one of the key components of soil fertility, refers to the quantity, retention, and movement of soil water. …”
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Influence of biochar addition to fluvisol on maize yield and soil microbiota by Maya Benkova, Lyuba NENOVA, Tsetska SIMEONOVA, Galina PETKOVA, Angelina MIKOVA, Irena ATANASSOVA

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Holy Places and Pilgrimage in the Post-Socialist Bulgaria (Karamihova, 2014) [In Bulgarian] by S. Antova

“…After the communist regime in Bulgaria, the interest of the people to religion was revived. …”
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Cardiogenic shock - novelty and emerging therapeutic concepts by I. Petrov, Z. Stankov, S. Vasilev

“…The most important part is to start the treatment regime as soon as possible in the pre-shock stage. …”
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STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS IN HUNGARIAN AGRICULTURE AFTER THE POLITICAL TURNOVER by B VIZVÁRI, ZS BACSI

“…The so-called socialist regime collapsed in Hungary in May 1990 with the first free elections. …”
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Precise grading and sorting of sunflower plant materials in industrial facilities by Igor Shevchenko, Elchyn Aliiev

“…This principle is based on the interaction of seed flow with the surface having vibration-type vibration load by substantiating their rational regime-technological parameters. A system of differential equations for the motion of sunflower seeds as granular gas under the action of a vibrating surface is considered, considering the elastic-damping interaction and the physical and mechanical properties of seeds. …”
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The yield of green phytomass of Siplhium perfoliatum L., newly-introduced energy crop tested on marginal heavy soils under Central European continental climate by Štefan Tóth

“…Although the effect of the sites seems to be almost negligible, the present study does not include sites with arid or semi-arid climate, where the crop productivity may be completely different, especially if the soils are easy soils with an already drying water regime. This study focused on cup plant is probably one of first original research papers published as study based on large-scale experiments conducted in Slovakia, the crop is recognized as suitable perennial crop for energy as other purposes and therefore further agronomic as follow-up studies are needed.…”
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The construction of a political community: Croatian political emigrants after 1945 as performative actors by Angelika Zanki

“…The author describes the construction of a political community as a form of opposition to the communist regime in Yugoslavia. The aforementioned group – understood here as a performative actor – made an effort to deconstruct the new ideology and political doctrine and to create a new community. …”
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The influence of the vegetation cycle and the mixture (grasses and legumes) on the height of the plants on sown grasslands by Muamer Bezdrob, Nermin Rakita, Saud Hamidović, Teofil Gavrić, Aleksandar Simić, Zuhdija OMEROVIĆ, Admir Dokso

“…In the second and third years, the plants of the first cut are the tallest, with almost all mowing regimes. However, the tallest plants in the first swath are in the flowering phase of the plants, where among the tested species, the tallest plants are orchard grass in all mixtures (average 91.99 cm), followed by Italian ryegrass (average 82.77 cm). …”
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The Communicative Interpretation for Arab Social Mobility (Arab Social Movement) by Mohamed Abdelwahab Allali

“…The study analyzes that overcoming the gradual stages of information transmission and passing from raw information to action led to the existence of the Arab social movement in the hands of activists who did not have a program or strategy for change in front of a movement that was able to overthrow old political regimes, but it did not have alternatives. As part of the analysis track, the study depends on a careful analysis of the roles of active groups in change. …”
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Vilnius archipelago: Performative walks around this performative city by Małgorzata Kasner

“…Having experienced various totalitarian regimes, Vilnius is an interesting example of the redefining of the memory of the space of a city at a time of a changing political system; it is also an example of the establishing of a hierarchy of new values and symbols. …”
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Queer immanence in "Who is? Woyzeck": The technocentric utopia of the master and the slave by Leo Rafolt

“…The performance of two men and a woman on a stage, which is supposed to function as a specific community of life, bombarded with techno and rave music, together with pure channels of associations derived from various sources, primarily from Büchner's text, which was written in 1836, is thus analyzed as a deconstructive and multi-layered re-inscription of political and discursive regimes subdued by frenetic music samples.   Immanencja queer w Who is? …”
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The modern legal status of the Mount Athos by Papastatis Haralambos K.

“…The observance of the regimes is in the spiritual field under the supreme supervision of the Patriarchate and in the administrative under the supervision of the State, which is also exclusively responsible for safeguarding public order and security. …”
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