Revisiting Metchnikoff's work in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. [PDF]
Cavaillon JM, Levin J.
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National Corpora of the Kalmyk Language: Architecture and Prospects of Usage
The article examines the architecture and prospects of usage of the National corpora of the Kalmyk language and the problems of the development of one or another subcorpora faced by linguists. The possible schemes of actions are developed in the future, because the decision of some of them takes a long time, such as the encoding of some characters of ...
V. Kukanova +3 more
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Indian genetic heritage in Southeast Asian populations. [PDF]
Changmai P +11 more
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Concept FREEDOM/INDEPENDENCE in Oirat-Kalmyk language culture
National consciousness is formed under the infl of certain social, historical, geographical conditions. Any national language focuses on some defi facts of reality that are important for the survival and prosperity of the linguistic society. Concepts as ”knowledge quanta“ are a concentrated expression of cultural and historical experience of a society ...
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Young People's Migration and its Impact on Preserving Ethnic Features (on the Example of Kalmyks)
The article views Labor migration as a means to solve unemployment problems in the republic. Migration shows not only the mobility of the population but it also reflects the life standards of the Kalmyk people in the past decade.
L V Namruyeva
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The article is devoted to the issue of the ethnic and cultural specifics of the Kalmyk and English proverbs and phraseological units containing ‘an animal component’.
Z. Chedzhieva
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Y-chromosomal analysis of clan structure of Kalmyks, the only European Mongol people, and their relationship to Oirat-Mongols of Inner Asia. [PDF]
Balinova N +20 more
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The growing amplification of social media: measuring temporal and social contagion dynamics for over 150 languages on Twitter for 2009-2020. [PDF]
Alshaabi T +6 more
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About phonetic features in the Kalmyk language and the language of the Oirats of Western Mongolia [PDF]
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Since the Kalmyk Language belongs to the agglutinative type of languages, one should take into account some peculiarities when modeling structural schemes of a sentence.
E. Bembeev, A. Butaeva, G. Daljueva
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