Energy-Effective Rotation Equipment by V. G. Kascheev, E. O. Voronov, O. V. Kascheeva, V. A. Gashenko, N. N. Ulasuk, V. V. Sorokin

“…The article presents invention, which allows to create compact and cheap fog-forming devices for industrial hothouses (plants), greenhouses, storehouses, testing polygons and other Objects. …”
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De los candires a Kandire. La invención de un mito chiriguano by Isabelle Combès

“…From the Candires to Kandire. The invention of a Chiriguano myth. This paper examines the contradiction between the current use of the term « Kandire » and what the 16th century sources – which are the only ones that actually mention the word – can teach us about it. …”
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Sahara en mouvement by Dominique Casajus

“…However, some geographers attempted to do so, and their endeavors were part of what may be termed the “invention” of the Sahara. In our introduction we pointed out some key figures of this invention (Leo Africanus, Eugene Daumas, Emile Carette, Henri Duveyrier, Robert Capot-Rey ...) then briefly presented the various contributions to the project, from a historical perspective. …”
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Sous les vagues bleues, le paysage by Christophe Camus

“…In this article, we look back at the invention of the underwater landscape by the pioneers of marine hunting and diving. …”
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EVOLUTION OFDEFINITIONS «innovation» in the theory ofeconomic schools by P. Gureev

“…Are differences between the concepts imitation, invention and innovation. Formulated author's definition of the definition of «innovation»…”
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Enlightenment and Identity : Franklin, Work, and Play by Michael Zuckerman

“…However beyond appearances, there was no other depth in Franklin than this theatrical genius and constant re-invention of self.…”
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When tourism refreshes memories: geopolitical acts, geopolitics in action by Isabelle Lefort, Dominique Chevalier

“…An initial focus on the invention and implementation of this type of tourism in various contexts leads to the realisation that it is doubly geopolitical: in the memories that it mobilises and the historic moments that render it (more or less) acceptable. …”
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Poetry in the Age of New Sound Technology: Mallarmé to Tennyson by Francis O’Gorman

“…This essay considers a number of poets writing after the invention, principally, of Morse code, the telegraph and the telephone, and their culturally-pertinent ruminations on what human messages sound could bear across space and time. …”
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Na rota dos festivais: uma tradição que se renova by Andréa Betânia da Silva

“…In this aim, the present article looks at a trajectory established in Northeast Brazil’s improvised singing, more specifically the universe of poetic match, coming from the “pés de parede” (simple matches) to the festivals of guitar players that spread themselves through Northeast Brazil, aiming to realize that cultural contexts gave birth, if not to invention, at least the renewal of a tradition.…”
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À la naissance de deux graphèmes-symboles : LH et NH by Philippe Martel

“…It will be dealt in this paper with two examples : the invention during the XIIth century of -ch, -g (FACTU- >fach, fag, MEDIU- >mieg, and of lh nh (FILIA>filha, SENIOR > senher…), and the rapid spreading of those inventions throughout a good part of the occitan linguistic area.…”
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Editorial by Vito Cardone

“…Basically, this revelation raised only a corner of the veil which, up to then, had hidden the invention, of which only a few bits of advance information, well-crafted to arouse curiosity and interest, had previously been disclosed. …”
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The Open Boat and the Shipwreck of the Singular: American Poetry and the Democratic Ideal by Elizabeth Willis

“…Works by Gertrude Stein, George Oppen, and Walt Whitman are considered in relation to the competing pressures of idiolectical invention and public address, of literary making and unmaking.…”
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Storie di periurbanità dall’Italia del Sud by Mariavaleria Mininni

“…In a more specific manner, by exposing the fundamental issues of the new landscape regional plan and its cultural and political value for the protection of common goods, the «peri-urbanity» takes shape through an agro-environmental policy called «the city-country pact», which is based on a territory project and on the re-invention of a landscape.…”
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« L’œil du hibou ». Le Flaubert au pluriel de Calvino by Susi Pietri

“…Flaubert represents for Italo Calvino an absolute of formal invention that he interrogates (often mediated through other writers) according to three constellations of reading: the invisible, the unknowable, the unnameable. …”
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(Re)devenir Hui : l’ethnicisation d’une municipalité autonome à Baiqi (Fujian) by Pascale Bugnon

“…If the political role of ethnic categorization must be underlined, the Hui identity cannot be reduced to an invention of the State. By observing the worship practices of this lineage and the interethnic interactions with the Hui from the northwest, it is possible to understand the categorical plasticity of this ethnic group, made up of reappropriation and controversies.…”
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La latéralité manuelle préhistorique, les outils et le langage by Natalie Uomini, John Gowlett

“…Technological complexity could be transmitted thanks to the social organisation of hominins, living in larger groups with bigger social networks. Furthermore, the invention of fire would have allowed increased complexity in social relations and tools.…”
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Object lessons: the question of cultural property in the age of repatriation by Michael E. Harkin

“…This process of redefinition, which is generational, political, and an invention of tradition, is probably inevitable.…”
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A Review of Miniature Radio Transmitters for Wildlife Tracking by Sivan Toledo

“…The article also describes the recreation of the first successful wildlife-tracking transmitter, a nontrivial invention that had a profound impact on wildlife ecology, and explores its behavior.…”
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Quand le tourisme actualise les mémoires : des actes géopolitiques, des géopolitiques en actes by Isabelle Lefort, Dominique Chevalier

“…Un premier temps consacré à l'invention et au déploiement de ce tourisme dans différents contextes, permet d'en rendre compte comme étant doublement géopolitique : par les mémoires qu'il mobilise et par les moments historiques qui le rendent (plus ou moins) recevables. …”
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L’horizon matière de l’habiter by Julie Cattant

“…If landscape unites representation, experience and invention, as for the horizon, it is considered from the perspective of its relationships with architecture and urban space. …”
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