990 resultados para 420110 Russian
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The aim of the study is to find out “What are the challenges to overcome for the successful nanotechnology commercialization in Russia?” Working closely with the case country was definitely an advantage when it comes to the understanding of the research subject. The thesis is divided to two parts: first part examines the concept of technology commercialization and identifies unique aspects of the process in context of nanotechnology. Second part is dedicated to an empirical research, investigating current status of nanotechnology commercialization in Russia. For the purpose of this study, Russian and international scientists, researchers, entrepreneurs, industry and government representatives were interviewed systematically during 2007 – 2009. Based on the research done it can be concluded that immense public funding provides necessary support for the development of Russian nanotechnology industry. However, investments alone do not address important structural shortcomings of a national innovation system, which in turn slow down the progress. Taking into consideration gap between science and business and challenging IPR legislation, expected significant economic impact in Russia may be overestimated. Nevertheless it should be noted that development of nanotechnology is advancing rapidly and therefore, the state of commercialization is changing accordingly, even while this lines are written.
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In the Russian Wholesale Market, electricity and capacity are traded separately. Capacity is a special good, the sale of which obliges suppliers to keep their generating equipment ready to produce the quantity of electricity indicated by the System Operator. The purpose of the formation of capacity trading was the maintenance of reliable and uninterrupted delivery of electricity in the wholesale market. The price of capacity reflects constant investments in construction, modernization and maintenance of power plants. So, the capacity sale creates favorable conditions to attract investments in the energy sector because it guarantees the investor that his investments will be returned.
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Purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of Russia's economic environment changes in the total return indexes of Finnish companies. The research data consisted of Finnish publicly listed companies, which have made physical investments to Russia, and operating in the area. The study used six different variables to model the Russian operating environment. The data consists of total return indexes of Finnish companies. From those we calculated the monthly mean interval between timeline of 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2009. Sample period is divided into two different parts. Variables impact on companies' total return indices is tested by regression analysis. By F-test we tested significance of model and squared coefficient correlation told us how much model explains from changes. Goodness of the β-coefficient is tested in the model by t-test. The research results shows that the Russian operating environment, or changes in which the active Finnish companies in total return indices. On partial sample periods results were not so significant.
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Tutkielman tavoitteena on tiivistetysti edesauttaa Lappeenrannan Lifeterveyskaupan yritysmyyntiprosessia kuvailemalla kohdeyrityksen strategiaa, menestystekijöitä ja houkuttelevuutta yritysostajan näkökulma huomioiden siten, että niiden hahmottaminen ja omaksuminen helpottuu yritysostajalle. Tutkielman sisältöä voidaan hyödyntää yritysmyyntiprosessissa sellaisenaan tai tarpeen mukaan muunneltuna. Tutkielma on kvalitatiivinen tapaustutkimus, joka sisältää piirteitä käsite- ja toiminta-analyyttisestä sekä osin nomoteettisesta tutkimusotteesta. Aineisto kerättiin puolistrukturoiduilla teemahaastatteluilla. Kohdeyrityksen strategia on asiakaslähtöinen. Perusstrategia kohdeyrityksessä on riippuvainen kilpailijakontekstista, mutta useimmissa tapauksissa kilpailuetu perustuu differointiin. Suurena terveyskaupan erikoisliikkeenä voidaan hyödyntää myös suuruuden ekonomiaa. Yrityksen toiminta on alalle fokusoitua. Life-terveyskauppaketjuun kuuluminen ja erinomainen liiketilan sijainti ovat olleet tärkeitä tekijöitä menestyksessä. Runsas mainonta, suuri neuvotteluvoima toimittajiin nähden, tuoteportfolion hallinta, osaava henkilöstö ja hyvät sopimusehdot ovat edesauttaneet menestystä. Venäjä-potentiaali Lappeenrannassa on suuri. Markkina-asema on talousaseman ohella erinomainen ja hyödyksi sekä yritykselle että yritysostajalle.
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The main objective of the study was to identify and evaluate criteria for international partner selection in university-university context. This study attempted at promoting better understanding of how universities should proceed in selecting partners for producing joint research publications. Thus, the aim of the study was to gain an understanding of how research collaborations can be developed and how partners can be selected. The choice of a right partner has been identified as a precondition for partnership success. In international research collaborations partnering scientists with different skills and backgrounds bring together complementary knowledge into research projects, which in most cases results in a higher quality output. Therefore, prior to selecting a partner, the set of criteria should be established. This research examined twelve Russian universities with the status of national research university as potential partners for Lappeenranta University of Technology, and selected the most appropriate universities based on established set of criteria. Potential partners’ evaluation was done using secondary sources by tracking partners’ academic success during the period 2005 – 2010. Based on established criteria, the study calculated the partnership index for each university. The results of the research reveal that among twelve examined universities there are four potential partners who have been rather active in publishing scientific articles during 2005 – 2010.
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This study examines the place of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly known as the Mormon church) in the Russian Grand Duchy of Finland between the years 1840 and 1900. Attention is put on both the internal workings of the movement and the reactions of society. Theoretical insight is gained through the concepts of social construction and religious economies. Mormon image formation in Finland began by 1840 through newspaper reports on activities abroad and through essays on the faith’s history and doctrine. Mormons are mentioned almost 3,500 times in Finnish newspapers between 1840 and 1900, and at least twelve unique book titles sold in the country were explicitly devoted to discussing Mormonism. Most of the publicity was derived from foreign sources. Discourse analysis of this textual corpus shows a hegemonic discourse that combined themes such as fraud, deception, and theocracy in explaining the Mormon movement. Accompanied by plural marriage, these themes contributed to the construction of a strongly negative image of Mormonism already before the first missionaries arrived in 1875. In a society with a stringently regulated religious economy, this image contributed to a high level of resistance by civil authorities and Lutheran clergy. Twenty-five Mormon missionaries worked in Finland between 1875 and 1900, with a concentrated effort taking place between 1875 and 1889. At least 78 persons converted, mostly in the coastal areas among the Swedish-speaking minority population. Nine percent emigrated to Utah, 36% were excommunicated, others fell into oblivion, while still others clung to their new faith. The work was led from Sweden, with no stable church organization emerging among the isolated pockets of converts. Mormonism’s presence was thus characterized by private or small-group religiosity rather than a vibrant movement. The lack of religious community, conversation, and secondary socialization eventually caused the nineteenth-century manifestation of Finnish Mormonism to die out. Only one group of converts was perpetuated past World War II, after which large-scale proselytizing began.
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Researching research is not a common theme in educational drama. Nor is the educational drama process from a participant perspective a typical focus of research, at least not if the participants are disabled. Yet this is the theme of this thesis, a drama in three acts. The aim of this thesis is to describe, analyse, and discuss both the ways in which research within educational drama can be carried out and represented, and the experiences of the participants of the educational drama process. The theoretical framework that steers the research process is built up of two pairs of frames, each of them, like Russian nesting dolls, containing further frames. The first frame, relating to the outcomes of conducting research in educational drama, comprises philosophical, representational, and personal theories. As the second question asks what educational drama is, the subject related frame is built up of pedagogical, drama educational, and aesthetic theories. The study in its entirety follows the structure of the researcher’s hermeneutical learning process and takes the form of a journey starting from what is familiar, stretching towards what is new and different, and finally returning back to the beginning with a new view on what was there at the start. The thesis consists of two separate but related studies. The first, a familiar study conducted earlier, Alpha in Act I, was carried out among upper secondary school pupils. In the second, the new and therefore unfamiliar study, Omega in Act III, the participants are adult individuals who are physically and communicatively disabled. In between these two Acts an element of “Verfremdung” where the Alpha study is systematically scrutinized as the purpose is to teach and to manage the reader to think. Meta-discussions on the philosophical issues of the study are conducted throughout the text, parallel to the empirical parts. The outcomes of the first research question show that philosophical, methodical, and representational consistency is crucial for research. While this may sound like stating the obvious, this has nevertheless not always been considered fact, especially not within qualitative research. The outcomes further stress that representational issues are also to be recognized when presenting non-rational aspects of educational drama. By wording the world, through the use of visualising language, the surplus of meanings of educational drama can be, as they are within this study, made visible, sensible, and almost tangible, not only cognitively understandable. The outcomes of the second question point to the different foci of the studies, with Alpha focusing on the rationally retold experiences and Omega focusing on nonrational experiences. The outcomes expose educational drama as a learning process comprising doing, reflecting, and being. The doing aspect communicates the concrete efforts in creating a piece of theatre, while the being aspect relates experiences of being as situated, embodied and sensuous, reciprocal, empowering, aesthetic and artistic, and existential. Reflection is the twine that runs throughout the process and connects both doing and being. In summary, the outcomes could be formulated as “learning from learning how to make theatre”.
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The paper deals with the factors which enabled N. A. Vasiliev to put forward in 1910 - 12 the idea of logics free of the laws of contradiction and excluded middle, the idea of metalogic and to construct his imaginary logic as novel non-classical system. It is shown that background of Vasiliev's ideas lies deeply in Russia's culture and particular approach to logical discourse. Several Russian scholars expressed ideas similar to Vasiliev's though not in such explicit form. This period might be called the prehistory of paraconsistency. Real history of paraconsistency starts with N.C.A. da Costa's works.
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Includes six folded tables.
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Digital reproduction, The National Library of Finland, Centre for Preservation and Digitisation, Mikkeli
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Text in Swedish, Finnish, French, German, Russian and English languages.
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Digital reproduction, The National Library of Finland, Centre for Preservation and Digitisation, Mikkeli
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Tullit ja kuljetuskustannukset haittaavat suomalaisten puutuotteiden hintakilpailua Venäjällä, mikä on luonut tarpeen uudenlaisten toimintamallien kehittämiselle. Tutkimuksen hypoteesina on, että soveltamalla teorioita mobiilista tuotantojärjestelmästä puutalotuotantoon pystytään vastaamaan aluerakennustoiminnan ongelmiin ja saavuttamaan kustannusetuja. Tämän työn tavoitteena on antaa yritysjohdolle kuvaus siirrettävän talotehtaan tuotantokonseptista ja arvioida toiminnan kannattavuutta. Työn tulosten avulla pyritään vastaamaan kysymyksiin: millainen on siirrettävä puutalotehdas ja onko mobiilitehdaskonsepti puutalotuotannossa taloudellisesti kannattava. Tutkimusta tarkastellaan Venäjän liiketoiminta- ja Venäjän puurakentamiskontekstissa. Tutkimus on laadullinen tapaustutkimus, jossa käytettiin useiden menetelmien yhdistelmää. Tutkimusmenetelmät sisälsivät sekä teknisen suunnittelun että kannattavuuden arvioinnin menetelmiä. Työn tekninen osa perustui tehdassuunnittelun ja konseptin kehittämisen menetelmiin. Taloudellisessa tarkastelussa käytettiin tuloslaskelmaa sekä tuottoasteen ja takaisinmaksuajan menetelmiä. Eri tekijöiden vaikutusta kannattavuuteen arvioitiin herkkyysanalyysilla. Työssä esitellään mobiilin talotehtaan tehdassuunnitelma ja tuotantokonsepti sekä sivutaan logistista konseptia. Mobiiliin talotehtaaseen sovellettiin mobiilitehdaskonseptia ja verstastuotantomallia. Mobiili talotehdas koostuu kokoonpanolinjasta, jota täydennetään esivalmistusverstailla. Investoinnille laskettiin kannattavuutta kuvaavat tunnusluvut, joiden perusteella mobiilitehdas todettiin kannattamattomaksi ja riskialttiiksi. Kannattavuuden epävarmuutta analysoitiin herkkyysanalyysillä. Kannattavuuteen vaikuttavat merkittävästi muuttuvien kustannusten ja myyntihinnan muutokset. Työssä annetaan toimenpide-ehdotuksia siirrettävän talotuotannon konseptin kehittämiseen. Keskeiset jatkotutkimuskohteet liittyvät mobiilitehtaan elinkierron toimintojen ja osakonseptien kehittämiseen.
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This study examines the possible differences in IFRS implementation between Finnish and Russian companies as well as reasons behind them by theoretical means as well as by incorporating a case study of two companies.