Development of a mobile device for air purification in the welding industry by Albert A Shirniyekh

“…In the modern world there is a large number of industries, which are in capable of functioning without welding. …”
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Molecular Mechanisms of Exercise and Healthspan by Yuntian Guan, Zhen Yan

“…Healthspan is the period of our life without major debilitating diseases. In the modern world where unhealthy lifestyle choices and chronic diseases taper the healthspan, which lead to an enormous economic burden, finding ways to promote healthspan becomes a pressing goal of the scientific community. …”
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Interrelation of a Political Myth and a Public Narrative in a Context of Evolution of Social Communications by Zakirov Мarat

“…The modern world is characterized by a paradoxical combination of rapid technological progress with the archaization of socio-political consciousness, which forms certain electoral moods and determines the conduct of targeted mass political actions. …”
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Wordliness, Worlds, And Worlding of Literature by Marko Juvan

“…The literary world-system, which arises from and is dependent on and responsive to the modern world-system of capitalism (see Warwick Research Collective) channels interliterary exchange in a way that is homologous to the economic inequality between the centers, which are capable of accumulating surplus value, and the peripheries, which enable the global dominance of the centers by providing the market, labor, and resources for the goods produced or distributed by the centers.…”
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Hiperrasionalisasi Pendidikan Usia Dini di Indonesia by Fajriannoor Fanani

“…Indonesian people in the contemporary age eventually view the new system permissively and rationalize it as inevitable consequences of modern world. The system is also growth so rational that finally all traditional system in the formal, theoretical, practical, and substantial aspect was left to be change by the new system. …”
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Tadeusz Kowalik: Radical Political Economist, Solidarity Advisor and Critic of Globalised Capitalism by Jan Toporowski

“…In his works he challenged both the commonly accepted view of the ‘Keynesian Revolution’ and the inability of Polish communists to come to terms with their revolutionary past and find a place for themselves in the modern world.      JEL Codes: B32, B24, E12 …”
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(Un)-Doing the Book «by the book:» Notes from the receiving end of Baz Luhrmann’s William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet by Alfredo Michel Modonessi

“…Alfredo Michel Modonessi does an analysis about William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet by Baz Luhrmann, as an example of the historical depletion of Shakespeare’s book by inviting conversation on the interaction of «book» and cinema within the conditions of reception in our frame-and-screen-wise post-modern world. Practically no reviewer he has read, or any colleague with whom he has discussed it, has failed to label Luhrmann's film postmodern. …”
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CONSUMPTION CULTURE IN THE PRESENCE OF GLOBALISATION: THE INFLUENCE OF RELIGION, NATION AND ETHNICITY ON CONSUMPTION PATTERNS by Juozas Ruževičius, Rūta Ruževičiūtė

“…Although globalisation has penetrated a number of areas in the modern world, one can see that consumption patterns have not become universal. …”
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Reconsidered Content of Upbringing in Modern Pedagogy by Irina Demakova, Inna Shustova, Roza Valeeva

“…This article emphasizes the following conditions for efficiency of educational activities in modern world: focus on the present-day reality; integration as the basis of inclusion; reflective competence of a teacher and pedagogue; investigative nature of educational activity.…”
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Prospects for the use of cryptocurrency in public monetary circulation by G. G. Danilyants, M. V. Volik

“…The modern world is changing rapidly. Digitalization is becoming more and more important and penetrates into all spheres of society. …”
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Market orientation and entrepreneurial effect of winemakers by Sanja Jelić Milković

“…Even though the winemakers are aware of the importance of using marketing in the modern world, their inadequate knowledge of marketing and the absence of a marketing department make them mostly sales-oriented. …”
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Enquête sur les modes d’existence des êtres mathématiques by Guy Wallet, Stefan Neuwirth

“…This essay inquires how mathematical beings could be inserted into the architecture of modes of existence proposed by Bruno Latour in the framework of his pluralist and renewed ontology of the modern world [Latour 2012]. An answer to this question is put forward with the aid of the work of Reviel Netz on the emergence of Greek mathematics [Netz 1999], and of Charles Sanders Peirce on the diagrammatic dimension of mathematical practice [Peirce 1933-1958], [Peirce 1976], in the framework of an empiric conception of mathematics based on the notion of experience according to William James [James 2007], and inspired by certain aspects of Per Martin-Löf’s philosophy [Martin-Löf 1987]. …”
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Management of Educational Institutions Integrated Security by Elena N. Prokofieva, Klavdiya G. Erdyneeva, Dilyara N. Efremova, Natalia L. Avilova, Elena G. Savina

“… The relevance of the paper is conditioned by the multiple threats for social and personal security in the modern world. The purpose of the paper is aimed at supporting of acceptable security risks in real conditions of educational institutions' functioning. …”
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The Influence of Chinese Master Taixu on Buddhism in Vietnam by Elise A. DeVido

“…<span>From the 1920s, Vietnamese Buddhist reformers revitalized their religion, inspired in great part by the Chinese monk Taixu’s blueprint to modernize and systematize sangha education and temple administration, and by his idea of</span><em>renjian fojiao</em><span>, “Buddhism for this world,” emphasizing the centrality of education, modern publishing, social work, and Buddhist lay groups to Buddhism’s future in the modern world. This article first discusses the Chinese Buddhist revival, then the activities of Buddhist reformers in Vietnam 1920s–60s, and the flows of Buddhist personnel and materials between Vietnam and China. …”
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The main problems of interrelations' mutual conditionality of the national human capital, defense industry complex and aerospace defense by D. O. Salyukov

“…The article also gives the analysis of the correlation of elements of this system and their unconditional necessity in the modern state as obligatory attributes of safety of the country in the modern world. The problems of the system and the influence of "soft forces" are exemplified by the current situation in the Russia Federation.…”
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Data analytics and application : email mood analysis by Benedicta

“…In the modern world, email has become an integral part of our society. …”
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The feasibility of introducing capital gains tax in Malaysia by Hingun, Mohsin

“…In the modern world, taxation remains a major source of revenue to governments which enables them to carry out the legitimate function of discharging financial obligations toward their citizen. …”
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Sacred Kingship under King Narai of Ayutthaya (1656-88): Divinisation and Righteousness by Strathern, A

“…This article analyses the system of sacred monarchy that maintained during the reign of King Narai of Ayutthaya (r. 1656-1688) in terms of a set of concepts designed to elucidate the relationship between religion and politics more generally in the pre-modern world. It argues that Ayutthayan kingship was unusually intensively sacralised in terms of two quite different modes simultaneously, the divinised and the righteous. …”

Segmentation within the state: The reconfiguration of Tibetan tribes in China's reform period by Pirie, F

“…An uneasy relationship between tribes and state has long characterised this region and continues to do so in the modern world.…”

Education - an anatomy of the discipline : rescuing the university project? / by 404699 Furlong, John

“…If education is now fully integrated into universities, then, like the system as a whole, it urgently needs to find a voice, set out a vision for itself, and state what its purpose should be within a university in the modern world. The book therefore brings together four vitally important topics: -the changing nature of the university -the academic and scholarly study of education as a field -the professional education and training of teachers -the nature and organisation of educational research. …”