IMPLEMENTATION MODEL OF MULTILEVEL FOREIGN LANGUAGE TRAINING by Larisa E. Babushkina, Svetlana I. Piskunova

“…The main objective of the proposed model is to create pedagogical conditions for the improvement of student's personality, which is consciously and with motivation capable to acquire linguistic, communicative and sociocultural competences for realization of foreign language, cultural and professional communication. …”
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Apprendre à écrire en vue de contextes professionnels : recherche anglophone Nord Américaine à partir de perspectives socio-culturelles by David R. Russell

“…The social-psychological positions of the students and the teachers are both defined by—and put in tension by—the genres and the practices of professionals, even if the students and teachers are not conscious of this influence. And certain pedagogical interventions have been developed for certain university programs of study based on this research.…”
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Simulation-based learning and digital tools. A trial for Pharmacy Services by Fabrizio Bracco, Maria Carola Morozzo della Rocca, Federica Delprino, Silvia Pregaglia

“… This paper focuses, amidst a collective desire to re-appropriate sociality and a focus on the use of digital and ‘phygital’ practices to promote inclusion and diminish the human impact on the planet, on the choice of hybrid, physical or virtual modes of interaction as a function of punctual rather than generalised needs to foster a conscious and sustained digital transition in university education. …”
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Multilevel Cognitive Machine-Learning-Based Concept for Artificial Awareness: Application to Humanoid Robot Awareness Using Visual Saliency by Kurosh Madani, Dominik M. Ramik, Cristophe Sabourin

“…As part of “intelligence,” the “awareness” is the state or ability to perceive, feel, or be mindful of events, objects, or sensory patterns: in other words, to be conscious of the surrounding environment and its interactions. …”
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Natural and artificial interaction. Symbiotic processes between science, art and design by Federica Dal Falco, Rosanna Veneziano, Michela Carlomagno

“… The contribution will focus on how the concept of ‘living’ in the contemporary vision of design, with regard to vegetation, influences design culture, a concept constantly faced with the environmental context through practices of imitation of the logic of natural world interpretation of its evolutionary dynamics, the transformation of its elements and, more recently, with activities that investigate the fragile relationship and coexistence with man, to raise awareness of conscious behaviour. The interpretation of the projects will highlight the visions of contemporary design on the links between the anthropic world and the plant and animal world and will investigate design scenarios aimed at prefiguring possible worlds. …”
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Towards a new ecology of shared living. Technological greenery and the Internet of Nature by Oscar Eugenio Bellini, Giuseppe Ruscica, Vittorio Paris

“…The combination of Internet of Things systems and digitalisation with the benefits naturally generated by greenery could, on the contrary, promote conscious and proactive participation, including in terms of its maintenance and management. …”
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« Dis-moi quel est ton paysage préféré » : exemple du Parc naturel régional de la Brenne by Claire Blouin-Gourbilière

“…A large number of territories are perceived, more or less consciously, through emblematic and iconographic representations, associating one or several landscape elements of a geographic region. …”
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Soviets et salaires : les sardinières dans la grève de Douarnenez (novembre 1924-janvier 1925) by Théo Bernard

“…The effectiveness of the workers' participation in the direction of the movement contributes to define the nature of the conflict whose political dimensions were combined with a conscious organization of the strike.…”
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Collaborative energy districts – Urban workshops for proximity energy by Davide Crippa, Barbara Di Prete, Raffaella Fagnoni, Carmelo Leonardi

“…Within this framework, the essay analyses some experimental urban laboratories and potential incubators of innovative policies for energy transition; these are climate-neutral pioneer districts investing in inclusive processes, local energy markets, and active citizenship, promoting conscious and virtuous energy behaviour. These projects pursue a greater empowerment of individuals and take the concepts of ‘community’ and ‘proximity’ as a strategic perspective.   …”
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Church and State Relations in the Constitution of Malta by Kevin Aquilina

“…Malta is a confessional state which respects freedom of conscious and worship and all other religions and cults are protected by law. …”
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The usage of personalized scheme of fentanyl administration during coronary artery stenting by D.О. Dziuba

“…Analgesic sedation at the level of conscious anesthesia (ІІІ by Ramsey) was maintained by propofol infusion. …”
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Idea občana – válečníka a „moderní“ maskulinní identita: modelová studie z dějin Spojených států by Jiří Hutečka

“…What is even more interesting for us here is the fact that Union authorities (Sherman, Halleck, and many other officers) were completely conscious of its effects on the “masculine side” of Confederate morale – i.e., of pushing a wedge between the military (soldier) and warrior (defender) role of southern men. …”
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Informed choices for some, but not for others: An exploration of Australian midlife women’s participation in mammography screening by social class by Samantha Batchelor, Belinda Lunnay, Sara Macdonald, Paul R Ward

“…Results: Our results map to Friedman’s four ‘attentional’ types (default or conscious interventionists, conflicted or conscious sceptics), and we show how social class impacts women’s attention to screening and participation. …”
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Fausse extase et vrai fou : l'artifice revendiqué dans quelques poèmes de John Donne by Guillaume Fourcade

“…This article studies how, through self-referential remarks, these poems call into question their intended purpose: enfolding as consistent and unified discourse on love or containing it in a generically stable literary form. By self-consciously sapping their quest for unity and by substituting instead the fragmentation of meaning and genre, these texts stage themselves as lies and thus point out their artificial quality.…”
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Remembering the Heidelberg Catechism in South Africa today? Some remarks on the commemoration of a 16th Century Reformed confession by R. Vosloo

“…The first part of the article argues that commemorations invite us to be conscious of the close link between memory and identity, as well as to the fact that our memories of the past are often highly contested memories. …”
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Limites politiques et barrières sociales dans le monde maya classique by Dominique Michelet

“…Although research since the 1970s has consciously aimed to address the question of the territorial limits of classical-world political entities, many other elements of sociopolitical partitioning exist, but they have tended not to receive the attention they deserve. …”
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Takotsubo-Like Myocardial Dysfunction Accompanied with Cerebellar Hemorrhage by Akira Tempaku, Tsugiyasu Kanda

“…Three days later, operation for extraventricular drainage was performed. However, conscious level did not change. Four days after admission, the change of electrocardiogram wave pattern and the decrement of heart wall motion were detected. …”
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Human Diseases and Microbes

“…Much before the man became conscious of their existence or they became visible with the help of microscopes, they were active in their pathological action against all other living beings, including man. …”
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Lärdom och läsande kring sekelskiftet 1800 by Peter Josephson

“…Specifically, I analyze how one sought to stimulate demand for serious and educational literature by fostering people into good and quality-conscious readers. …”
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Aleksandr Bogdanov’s Podbor and Proletkult: An Adaptive Systems Perspective by Dudley Peter

“…By extending this interpretation (of the choice of podbor over otbor) to the proletariat, as an individually and collectively adaptive system, it becomes possible to visualize the Proletkult as a conscious project to create an environment where it (the proletariat) could construct and adapt itself as a politically active, relevant and dominant class, thereby placing creative and cultural workers in the forefront of radical social change.…”
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