Ethno-Cultural (Self-)identity of German Colonists in Russia in the Second Half of the 19th Century: on Material of “Russkiy Vestnik” Magazine by Y. Y. Danilova, G. A. Shevelina

“…Analysis of magazine discourse aims to characterize the degree of sustainability of tradition with the change of cultural-language environment (experience gained in “the old” Homeland and migrated to “the new” place of existence), ethno-cultural combination dominant of personality and type of diaspora (“capsular” and/or “open”) of “Russian Germans” in Russia in the 19th century.…”
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Conceptualizing Russian Food in Emigration: Foodways in Culture Maintenance and Adaptation by Protassova Ekaterina, Yelenevskaya Maria

“…Leaving their homeland and finding themselves in a society with eating habits different from theirs, migrants face a dilemma of adapting their diets to those customary in their new place of residence or trying to maintain their food habits. …”
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Darwinism as the Missing Link in Kant’s Critical Philosophy by Igor K. Kalinin

“…Thus spirit and freedom find a new place separate from the sphere of physical nature; the category of adaptation explains how different ontologies can coexist; while the problem of two interpretations of transcendental idealism (two-world vs. two-aspect interpretation) finds a solution through their reconciliation.…”
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"There is no store in Tarda again..." Some remarks on the functioning of rural communities in south-western Mazury on the example of Bartężek, Tarda and Winiec by Karol Walczak

“…The result of this process was a rapid exodus (if not flight) of primarily young people in search of income and a new place to live. This exodus determined the social and cultural condition of the described villages today, and perhaps many similar ones in the region. …”
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Analisis Kebutuhan Pedagang Kaki Lima Atas Keputusan Relokasi sebagai Wujud Implementasi Kebijakan Peraturan Tata Tertib Kota Tahun 2016-2017 (Survey di Kota Ponorogo) by Dhika Amalia Kurniawan

“…The street vendors hope in a new place their trade business can be balanced even can grow, not decreased in terms of income.…”
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Migration distances in Russia: a demographic profile of migrants by Liliya B. Karachurina, Nikita V. Mkrtchyan

“…Migrants who obtained permanent registration at their new place of residence tended to cover greater distances compared to those registered only temporarily. …”
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Digital Technology and Practices of Humanities Research by Dzhukaeva M. A., Muslimova M. I., Mamedova G. B.

“…A leaf falls from a tree and lands on the surface of the water, carried by ripples and whirlpools to a new place far removed from ins origin. There is he able to form new streams in calm water. …”
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Traditional Clothes of Belarusian Peasant Migrants in Siberia and the Far East: Original Features and Transformations by Roman Fedorov

“…The traditional complex of Belarusian clothing has undergone transformations in a new place because of needs to adapt it to the different natural and climatic conditions, by borrowing from the new ethnic environment, as well as general processes of modernization of the way of life. …”
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Serial peak flowmetry changes in workers of colour production part of paint factory by A. Hassanzadeh, P. Goshiri, E. Habibi, S. Pourabdian, A. Sheari

“…There is some kind of respiratory function evaluation methods it seems that serial peak flowmetry has found a new place. MethodS In this cross sectional study we did serial peak flowmetry in 30 workers of a colour production factory in 14days.Crude and means data were collected from each day and then were compared to another days data. …”
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Place-cell capacity and volatility with grid-like inputs by Yim, Man Yi, Sadun, Lorenzo A, Fiete, Ila R, Taillefumier, Thibaud

“…Finally, we show that altering grid-place weights to generate an arbitrary new place field strongly affects existing arrangements, which could explain the volatility of the place code.…”
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Governor's Island : designing the present through the past by Parson, Victoria Louise, 1972-

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The struggles of Ceylonese women in Rani Manickas, the rice mother and the Japanese lover by Mani, Manimangai

“…This paper will reveal the difficulties faced by these women in adapting to the new place and culture. Secondly, it will explore the hardships faced by these women during the Japanese occupation and finally the roles that were destined to be played by these women. …”
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Work design improvement at Miroad Rubber Industries Sdn. Bhd. by Ng, Si Jin, Samsuni, Muhamad Husni, Chen, Xue Chee, Tay, Poh Jing, Lee, Kah Ching, Mahmood, Salwa, Tajurahim, Nurul Ainina Nadhirah, Ngadiman, Nor Hasrul Akhmal

“…Salaiport Industry apparently moved to a new place at Pedas, Negeri Sembilan. Previously, Salaiport Industry operated in-house located at Pagoh, Johor. …”
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Welcoming PhytoFrontiers™ into Our APS Family of Journals by Niklaus J. Grünwald, Steven J. Klosterman

“…PhytoFrontiers complements our established journals by providing a new place for manuscripts that do not fit the subject areas currently covered in our five existing journals. …”
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“I’m Home”: “Russian” Houses in Germany and Their Objects by Buchatskaya Julia

“…The objects that a person places in his/her house appear as objectified memories of life events and other people, reflecting the importance of family and interpersonal relationships expressed in gifts, photos, children’s drawings, and crafts. In a new place, people are no longer limited to a set of typical furnishing patterns that were dictated by a shortage of goods and ideas in the country of origin. …”
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The Sikh Gender Construction and Use of Agency in Spain: Negotiations and Identity (Re)Constructions in the Diaspora by Sandra Santos-Fraile

“…The present paper argues that adaptation to the new place implies identity negotiations that include the redefinition of gender roles, changes in the management of body and appearance, and, most particularly, the emergence of new forms of agency among young Sikh women. …”
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Epistemology of conflict in the system of philosophical knowledge by B. V. Kabylinskii

“…It must be clearly understood that in the twenty-first century the human body is gaining a new place in cultural and social processes. In view of the above, the term «episteme» should be included in the structure of knowledge of the theory of conflict as one of the fundamental categories that can form the basis of the system of higher philosophical education in this profile.…”
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Public inertia towards the new toponymic landscapes in Vinnytsia, Ukraine by Oleksiy Gnatiuk, Kateryna Pisotska, Viacheslav Polhun, Viktoriia Zapototska

“…The gradual introduction of a new place name into various spheres of public life represents a kind of heterochronic coevolution driven by the collision of top-down vs. bottom-up interests. …”
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Virtual reality and music's impact on psychological well-being by Stephen Alexanian, Maxwell Foxman, Danny Pimentel

“…Additionally, this study examined which groups displayed the highest amount of perceived presence to understand what components are essential when maximizing a person's subjective feeling of being “in” a new place and if this translated toward therapeutic results. …”
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Review of Bhaswati Ghosh’s Novel Victory Colony 1950: Discovering the Transformed Role and Identity of the Migrated Bengali Women and its Impact on the Migrated Place by Arpita Dutta

“…Partition of India has left a permanent wound in the lives of the migrated people who had to leave their homeland to find themselves in a new place: geographically, socially and culturally. …”
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