Fruit and vegetable purees as cryoprotectants for vacuum freeze-dried fermented milk products by Irina S. Krasnova, Vera I. Ganina, Gennadiy V. Semenov

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Physical Modeling of the Process of Centrifugation of Crushed Bovine Bones to Separate Animal Fat and Meat–Bone Slurry by Madina Shayakhmetova, Amirzhan Kassenov, Gulmira Zhumadilova, Aigerim Shayakhmetova, Maksim Rebezov, Anara Bakiyeva, Assemgul Baikadamova, Madina Jumazhanova, Yeldos Mukhametov, Mars Khayrullin, Nadir Ibragimov

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ON THE ISSUE OF THE CHARASTERISTICS OF UKRAINE AS A STATE AND THE POSSIBILITIES OF ITS FEDERALIZATION (REGIONALIZATION): A HISTORICAL STATE ANALYSIS AND A THEORETICAL AND LEGAL RES... by A. D. Gulyakov

“…The annexation of part of the South Russian (Cossack) lands to Russia in 1653 brought them, and then adjacent territories to the path of social progress, but did not lead to the accumulation of experience of independent statehood even in Soviet times. …”

Ukrainian agrarian capitalism of the Hetmanate: «track effect» and economic peripherality (second half of the 17th century) by S.Z. Moshenskyi

“…All these businesses were held in the hands of the Cossack foreman – a small oligarchic stratum of the society of the Hetmanate. …”
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Physicochemical, Functional, and Technological Properties of Protein Hydrolysates Obtained by Microbial Fermentation of Broiler Chicken Gizzards by Oksana Zinina, Svetlana Merenkova, Maksim Rebezov, Damir Galimov, Mars Khayrullin, Pavel Burkov

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Wafer products with non-traditional raw materials by Berezina Natalia, Kunitsyna Tatiana, Samofalova Larisa, Zvyagina Olga, Pervykh Nina

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Participation of Moldova and Wallahia in the Khotyn war of 1621 by Mykhailo Chuchko

“…At the end of August, on the way to Khotin, Osman II removed from power the Moldavian governor Alexander Ilias, who failed to prevent the devastating raids by the country of Polish and Cossack detachments that robbed the population. Temporarily, the duties of the prince of Moldavia were entrusted to the voivode of Wallachia, Radu Mihnea. …”
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Economic Growth by Innovative Development in Energy Sector: The Case of Oil and Gas Export in Russia by Hien Nguyen Hoang, A. I. Kashirin, V. V. Strenalyuk, A. S. Semenov, O. Y. Kazenkov, Yuri A. Chepurko

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The genesis of restrictions and special requirements established during public service by O. Yu. Salmanova, Yu. I. Shovkun

“…The legal provision of public service during the Cossack era is characterized by the formation of public service as a separate independent institution, especially since 1918, when a number of requirements and restrictions were formulated for public servants, namely: age, residence, citizenship, competence, qualifications. …”
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Conventional and advanced extraction methods of some bioactive compounds with health benefits of food and plant waste: A comprehensive review by Muhammad Waseem, Yaqoob Majeed, Tayyaba Nadeem, Laraib Haider Naqvi, Muhammad Arslan Khalid, Muhammad Muzzammil Sajjad, Muhammad Sultan, Muhammad Usman Khan, Mars Khayrullin, Mohammad Ali Shariati, Jose Manuel Lorenzo

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Segregation or Inclusion: An Experimental Study of the Psychological Support in the Professional Training for Persons with Disabilities by T.I. Bonkalo, S.V. Shmeleva, V.P. Kartashev, Kh.A. Sabanchieva

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Parish Priesthood of the Don Host Region: Features of the Formation of the Social Status and Its Change Between the Mid 17th and the Early 20th Century by Alla V. Shadrina

“…By the middle of the 17th century, being part of the Don Host, the local priests had acquired a status that made them really different from priests of other provinces of the Russian Empire, for they only reported to the army authorities and were considered to be part of the Cossack community, without having any signs of making an independent estate. …”
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Relationship between Complex Integration Indices and Inflation Indicators and Their Impact on the Development of Regional Cooperation between Countries to Reduce the Level of Infla... by Valery V. Bezpalov, Sergey A. Lochan, Dmitry V. Fedyunin, Irina V. Polozhentseva, Tatiana V. Gorina

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17th-Century Ambassadorial Relations between Russia and Central Asian Nomads: The Official Status of Russian Diplomats Analyzed by Andrey S. Zuev, Dmitry K. Popov

“…The work reveals diplomatic missions to Kirghiz and Teleut lands, Dzungaria and Mongolia were usually headed by offsprings of the nobility (deti boyarskie) and regular servicemen (nachalnye lyudi) — Cossack leaders, atamans, squadron (pyatidesyatnik) and section (desyatnik) commanders. …”
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River Beaches in Russian Cities: Examples of Soviet Legacy by Anna V. Mikhailenko, Mergen B. Mamiev, Toyly Hanow, Ilona M. Kashkovskaya, Natalia N. Yashalova, Dmitry A. Ruban

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Interpretation of value dispositions of students attending Ukrainian educational and rehabilitation institutions in the context of the theory of archetypes by Nechyporenko V. V., Hordiienko N. M.

“…Based on the survey conducted among senior students of educational and rehabilitation institutions of Ukraine, it is empirically shown that the value structure of student youth is formed mostly regardless of their gender, reflecting the main national archetypes (freedom-loving Cossack society, cordocentrism, the concept of “fertile land”, peasantry character, the image of Goddess-Mother) and includes such traits of national character as democratic nature, opulence, thrift, diligence, religiosity and respect for women. …”
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Ukrainian state building and the views of Gregory Skovoroda on state structure by Tеtiana Boіeva

“…In the twenty-first century in Ukraine there are two trends of the state - the Ukrainian state on the basis of conservative the Cossack era traditions and state, which it combined with the Russian and Soviet traditions. …”
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Optimization of food compositions according to the ideal protein profile by S. V. Zverev, V. I. Karpov, M. A. Nikitina

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Destruction of religious monuments as a result of turkish-tatar raids on ukrainian lands, in the first quarter of the 17th century by Halyna Yatseniuk

“…The following factors were decisive in the next political reasons: interference of Polish magnates in the internal affairs of the Danubian principalities (in 1612, 1616, and 1619); the pro-Austrian policy of King Sigismund III of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and his entourage; annual attacks of the Zaporozhian Cossack Army on the Turkish coast and fleet. According to the historiographic and source analysis, as soon as the diplomatic relations between the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire intensified, the number of attacks increased dramatically. …”
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Tradition in Conditions of Military Extremeness: Folk Ways of Understanding and “Overcoming” the Great Patriotic War by Marina Ryblova, Ekaterina Arkhipova

“…Ordinary people preferred to turn to centuries-old spiritual traditions of overcoming war traumas and to use the experience of preserving collective memory of them formed in the pre-revolutionary time within the peasant and Cossack communities.…”
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