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The American Journal of Applied Sciences

Volume 2.
Issue 07.

Volume02 Issue07

July 2020

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VOLUME 2 / ISSUE 07 JULY 2020
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22 articles

Applied Sciences

22 articles
2
Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 12 July 2020

Blood Flow Dynamics Difference Brought About By Introduction Of Creatures With Intense Immobilization Worry To Ceaseless Submillimeter Radiation

Yanovskaia N.A., Vaganov R.L.

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Exploratory reproduction of hemodynamic issue during intense immobilization stress has
demonstrated that presentation to nonstop submillimeter radiation with frequencies
equivalent to retention and outflow frequencies of nitrogen oxide (150.176-150.664 GHz)
and climatic oxygen (129.0 ± 0.75 GHz) for 5, 15 and 30 minutes permits to return poststress hemodynamic difference in incredible vessels. This permits utilizing terahertz
electromagnetic radiation with frequencies equivalent to retention and discharge frequencies
of nitrogen oxide (150.176-150.664 GHz) and environmental oxygen (129.0 ± 0.75 GHz) to
treat hemodynamic clutters going with some of pathologic illnesses.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 July 2020

Basic Concept Of Computer Lexicography: Electronic Dictionaries And Their Advantages

Kulbulov Sherkuzi Toshtemirovich

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In this article, there are some data about the main points of computer lexicography,
digital dictionaries and their main aspects, differences and advantages from traditional
printed dictionaries. Moreover, digital dictionaries sections, types and principles of usage,
convenience of digital dictionaries on writing dictionary articles are be emphasized.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 July 2020

Opportunities And Consequences Of Spending Money In The Cotton Industry During The Soviet Era

Yakubova Dilaram Tajievna

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The article reflects the scientific policy of the Soviet government in Uzbekistan,
the unilateral policy of cotton monopoly, the causes and consequences of the reduction of
other crops in agriculture, the results of testing new types of agricultural machinery in the
development of cotton.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 July 2020

Pedagogical Features Of Moodle Platform

Norbek Isakulovich Taylakov,, Fotima Urazalievna Anarbaeva

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This article discusses ways to improve the pedagogical capabilities of the Moodle platform.
Based on the Five Principles of the Moodle platform, the main components of the
educational process, elements and possibilities of the structure of the distance course are
considered.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 July 2020

Social And Philosophical Fundamentals Of National Development

Norliev Rustam Ibragimovich

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This article examines the essence, characteristics, relevance and dialectical
interdependence of the process of national development and spiritual growth from a sociophilosophical point of view. This philosophical study analyzes the independent approaches
and views on the essence, formation, study and importance of national development and
spiritual growth, based on the concept of further deepening democratic reforms and
development of civil society in the country.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 25 January 2022

Research On The Atom Swap Effects Of Converted And Unconverted Orange Anatomy Extract In Aqueous Solutatom

G.P. Owokade, Elijah Olufemi Oyetola

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This examinatAtom depicts the particle trade effects of orange anatomy extricate (OAE),
CarboxylatedToluene Di-isocyanate Orange Anatomy Extract Resin (OAER) and SulphonatedToluene Di-isocyanate Orange Anatomy Extract Resin (STAR) for the expulsAtom of metal
particles in watery arrangement. The Infrared retentAtom groups of OAE, OAER and STAR
show the nearness of conceivable useful gatherings that may upgrade particle trade
response. The impact of fluctuating introduOAERy metal particle fixatAtom on the particle
trade process was learned at 29°C. It was discovered that the take-up of Zn2+, Cu2+, Ni2+ and
Co2+ particles by OAE, OAER and STAR is identified with the separatAtom intensity of the
replaceable hydrogen and in arrangement like the ionic radii of the metal particles. The
Dubinin-Radushkevich (D.R.) isotherm parameters uncovered that the take-up of metal
particle by OAE continued by physical adsorptAtom (E = 0.1581 kJ/mol), while the take-up of
metal particle by OAER and STAR continued by particle trade system (E = 8.452 – 11.180
kJ/mol).

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 July 2020

Craft Of Surkhanoakh From The History Of Development

Normatova Feruza Amonovna

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The article covers the history of handicrafts in the Surkhandarya oasis from
ancient times to the early Middle Ages on the basis of scientific findings of archeological
research conducted over many years. The main focus in the Surkhandarya oasis is on
sewing, pottery, weaving, blacksmithing, glassmaking and shipbuilding in the Middle Ages.
Also, Sopollitepa, Jarqo'ton, Budrachtepa, Kuchuktepa, Pishaktepa, Tallashkan,
Jondavlattepa, Qiziltepa, : andikhontepa, Gozimulla, Gozimulla, There are opinions about
handicrafts found in Hayitobodtepa, Tumankurgan.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 25 January 2022

Amalgamation And Characterization Of Chemical Element Pillared Absorbent Aluminium Phyllosilicate Clay Mineral

Uchennawizdom Cheampong

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Chemical element -pillared mud was orchestrated utilizing Chemical element chloride as the
forerunner. The pillared item was portrayed utilizing Atomic Absorption/Emission
Spectrophotometer (AAS), X-beam diffraction (XRD), BET Nitrogen adsorption, Fourier
Transform Infra-Red (FTIR) and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM). The outcomes
uncovered that a noteworthy improvement was accomplished on the pillared item. A
mesoporous material was gotten conversely with the old style microporous pillared
structure. The portrayal showed an expansion in the basal separating (d001).The
presentation of titania on the absorbent aluminium phyllosilicate (parent) expands the
groups because of the nearness of more OH gatherings of the column, which is deciphered
as an impact of pillaring. The reduction in power is because of the procedure of lack of
hydration and dehydroxylation required during pillaring. The BET explicit surface region and
micropore volume of the pillared earth are 68.40 m2/g and 9.0 × 10-3cm3/g. These basic
outcomes introduced indicated that orchestrated Nigern mud minerals are ecoaccommodating and great heterogeneous impetuses/adsorbents for expulsion of mechanical
toxins and the creation of fine synthetic substances.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 July 2020

Reforms Of The Social Sphere In The Cities Of The Southern Regions Of Uzbekistan And Their Results

Tursunov A.S.

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r the collapse of the USSR, like other Soviet republics, a complete economic, sociocultural crisis in Uzbekistan is being tracked. These problems are clearly expressed in the
cultural image of the cities of the republic, the quality of the provision of comunal services
to the townspeople is deteriorating, the social security of low-income and large families,
disabled people, etc. Is almost stopped. article provides information on the urbanization
processes in Uzbekistan, the effectiveness of the reforms, ways to solve problems and
problems in providing services to the urban population. The issue analyzes the
effectiveness of the reforms implemented, methods of solving problems and in the
provision of services, as well as social security of the urban population on the example of
cities of southern regions.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 20 July 2020

Arithmetical And Non-Arithmetical Forecast Of NonCoding RNA In Gamhar And Their Job In Human Metabolites

Anju Tiwari,

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Miniaturized scale RNA are the noncoding class of RNA which assumes significant job post
transcriptional guideline of qualities and 19-22 nt long and endogenous in nature .In this
investigation non-coding RNA Gamhar are anticipated alongside conceivable objective
qualities , An aggregate of 44 ESTs are taken from dbEST database and continue and cut
through EGassembler. This contig grouping was currently used to discover the putative noncoding RNA by playing out a nearby arrangement with non-coding RNA of Arabidopsis
thaliana recovered from miRBase. The objectives were checked by hybridizing screened ESTs
with the UTRs of human utilizing DIANA tar programming. At long last 6 putative non-coding
RNA were found to hybridize with the different focuses of sign transduction and apoptosis
that assume critical job in forestalling sickness like malignant growth, blood borne illness,
and other urinary contaminations and different examination showed that is has cancer
prevention agents, diuretic, anthelmintic action, cardio defensive, hostile to diabetic, immune
modulatory, antipyretic and pain relieving, antimicrobial in the treatment of jaundice, heaps
bases on their objectives

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 July 2020

Environmental Problems In The Fergana Valley And Ways To Overcome Them

Nazarov Abdugaffor Abdujabbarovich,

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The article considers current environmental problems in the Fergana
Valley and ways to solve them, based on the level of a comprehensive assessment of the
environmental situation, divided by the author into several zones, proposals and
recommendations for solving environmental problems are described in the final part of the
article.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 July 2020

The Use Of Short Stories In Communicative And Student-Centered Approach To Language Instruction From An Uzbek Perspective

Kukiboeva Mahliyo Mahmudjanovna,

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Current article outlines the benefits and peculiarities of using short stories and
story based activities in communicative approach to language instruction and there are
some suggestions for language teachers to make their classes more interactive.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 July 2020

Prospects For The Development Of Remote Banking Services In The Context Of Bank Transformation

Zokir Mamadiyarov

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The article analyzes the current trends in banking technologies and the future
development of banking technologies in the process of transformation of banks around the
world due to the increasing provision of banking services on the basis of remote mobile,
Internet and other banking technologies. The results of this study are of practical
importance for the development of remote banking services in the banking system of
Uzbekistan.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 July 2020

Migration processes in cities of the Bukhara Emirate (late 19th -early 20th centuries)

Turopova Mohidil Turdiyevna

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: This article examines migration processes in the cities of the Bukhara
Emirate and their consequences. Despite the fact that the Russian-speaking and Russianspeaking population is located on the territory of the Bukhara Emirate, it is emphasized
that they do not pay taxes for the lands on which they live and do not obey the laws of
the emirate. This is a scientific analysis of the features of the resettlement policy of the
Bukhara Emirate.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 July 2020

Application Of Ratio Bands Of Space Images For Mapping Minerals On The Example Of KokpatasOkzhetpes Trend In Mountain Bukantau (South Tien Shan)

Akram Bayramovich Goipov,, Khasanov Numonjon Rakhmatovich,, Shokir Islomovich Axmadov,, Zayniddinxon Muxtorxonovich Musaxonov

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This article presents the results of processing Earth remote sensing materials using the
ASTER satellite image ratio bands. On the territory of Bukantau-Kokpatas-Okzhetpes
trend, mineral changes are mapped: iron, kaolinite and quartz indices. The relationship of
mineral metasomatic changes with zones of ore mineralization, ore occurrences and
deposits and fault zones that control metasomatic mineral changes is established. The
structural, magmatic and lithological factors of mineralization are substantiated.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 25 January 2022

Carriage Of High Consolidation Coal Dust Suspended In Water Through Channel

V.K. Chippa, Hansraj Singh

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The weight drop and rheological qualities of blend of fly debris (FD) and BDse debris (BD)
Suspended in water (4:1) at high fixations. Weight drops have been estimated at different
stream speeds utilizing a pilot plant test circle at different focuses. Such estimations have been
made for different fixations in the range 50-70% by weight. Rheological examinations are
additionally done for blend of fly debris (FD) and BDse debris (BD) Suspended in water . The
reliance of relative weight drop on stream speed at different focuses has additionally been
dissected. Further, by utilizing the rheological information, pressure drop has been anticipated
in a straight pipeline of 42 mm distance across at higher focuses. Exploratory outcomes
acquired from a pilot plant test circle were contrasted and the anticipated outcomes. The
correlation indicated an excellent understanding between these information. Explicit Energy
Consumption for the Carriage of coal debris Suspended in water has been determined at fixed
speeds and its reliance in strong focus has been quantitatively examined

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 July 2020

The Most Important Buddhist Cultural Monuments In Tourism

Zebuniso Alimardonova

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This article provides information on 9 archaeological Buddhist monuments in the
Surkhandarya region, which have a two-thousand-year history and today are widely used
for tourism purposes, as well as the penetration of one of the world religions - Buddhism
into Central Asia, in particular, into ancient Bactria, its impact on the life and worldview of
the local population, the formation of Buddhism as the leading religion of the Kushan
Empire, subsequent geography of Buddhism and its spread to eastern countries.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 07 July 2020

Correlation Of Wellness Boundaries In Various Types Of Drosophila

Preeti Jha

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The wellness boundary has been concentrated in Drosophila melanogaster, D.
bipectinata,D. malerkotliana and D. ananassae. multi day matured virgin flies were utilized
for mating test, it uncovered that, mating idleness is more in D. malerkotliana and less in D.
melanogaster. Mating time of D. melanogaster is more and it is less in D. ananassae D.
bipectinata sets aside more effort to remate and D. melanogaster sets aside less effort to
remate. Mating time, fertility, efficiency and practicality of virgin is more than mated male in
all the species with the exception of, D. melanogaster. Despite the fact that D. melanogaster
has more level of reasonability it requires some investment in mating. The mating time is
less in D. ananassae while, fertility, profitability and level of suitability is more than different
species.

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