- •Исследовательская работа
- •Раздел III составила с. М. Стенникова, разделы IV и V м. М. Прилуцкая.
- •Section III nstu schools of thought (continued) Resource-Saving and High Technologies in Electrical Engineering
- •Main Areas of Research
- •Main Lines of Training
- •Social Philosophy
- •Leader of the School
- •History of the School
- •Main Lines of Training
- •Major Research Results
- •Fractal Structures and Dynamic Systems
- •Leader of the School
- •History of the School
- •Main Areas of Research
- •Main Areas of Research
- •Main Lines of Training
- •Major Research Results
- •Statistical methods of digital signal and image processing
- •Leader of the school
- •History of the School
- •Main Areas of Research
- •Main Lines of Training
- •Major Results of Research
- •Power Electronics
- •History of the School
- •Main Areas of Research
- •Main Lines of Training
- •Major Results of Research
- •Increasing Ecological Compatibility, Effectiveness and Operational Reliability of Power System Units
- •History of the School
- •Main Areas of Research
- •Main Lines of Training
- •Major Results of Research
- •Leaders of the School
- •History of the School
- •Main Areas of Research
- •Main Lines of Training
- •Major Results of Research
- •Main Areas of Research
- •Main Lines of Training
- •Major Results of Research
- •Prepared composite fuel
- •Areas of application
- •Advantages
- •Vibroprotective platform
- •Cad system for metal cutting charts
- •Technology for manufacturing nanostructures and Si/CaF2/Si devices by the mbe method
- •Electromechanical motor car steering booster
- •Multifunctional device for reflexotherapy
- •Section IV
- •International Scientific Contacts
- •Ieee Vision and Mission
- •Mission
- •Field of Interest
- •Mission Statement
- •What is imacs
- •About siam 2003
- •Individual Members
- •Visiting Lecturer Program
- •Conferences
- •A short overview of the german academic exchange service (daad) Stefan Lange
- •The daad is
- •The daad funds
- •Vocabulary notes eu European Union
- •Section V
- •Comprehension check
- •Some Key Educational Terms Degrees (uk Universities)
- •Higher Degrees
- •Master's degree
- •Doctorate
- •Review Questions
- •Answer the following review questions
- •Contents
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