2021
DOI: 10.18384/2224-0209-2021-1-1058
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The Constitution of the Russian Federation: The History of Amendments

Abstract: АннотАция Цель. Характеристика и анализ конституционных поправок с 1996 г. по настоящее время, затронувших организацию и функционирование высших органов государственной власти, местного самоуправления и федеративного устройства страны. Процедура и методы. Произведено сравнение конституционного процесса в России и странах ближнего и дальнего зарубежья; осуществлён политико-правовой анализ процесса внесения изменений в Конституцию России в его конкретно-исторической обусловленности и развитии. Результаты. Предло… Show more

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“…A central and unresolved issue is the level to which the water in the Black Sea dropped during the Last Glacial Maximum (c. 21 ka cal BP) or Early Neoeuxinian in regional terminology. Lowstand estimates range from c. 120 m bpsl 1 (below present sea level) (Alekseev et al 1986;Filipova-Marinova 2007;Lericolais et al 2011;Yanchilina et al 2017) to 45 m bpsl (Yanko-Hombach 2007), while modelling of glacio-hydro-isostatic factors (GIA/Glacio-Isostatic Adjustment) indicates a low stand of 140-145 m bpsl (Lambeck and Purcell 2005, Fig. 14a). The water level during the low stand at the LGM informs subsequent models for processes of sea-level rise and reconnection with the Mediterranean, and also indicates the extent of the inhabitable land mass that we may now be missing from the archaeological record on the coastal shelves.…”
Section: Sea-level Changementioning
confidence: 99%
“…A central and unresolved issue is the level to which the water in the Black Sea dropped during the Last Glacial Maximum (c. 21 ka cal BP) or Early Neoeuxinian in regional terminology. Lowstand estimates range from c. 120 m bpsl 1 (below present sea level) (Alekseev et al 1986;Filipova-Marinova 2007;Lericolais et al 2011;Yanchilina et al 2017) to 45 m bpsl (Yanko-Hombach 2007), while modelling of glacio-hydro-isostatic factors (GIA/Glacio-Isostatic Adjustment) indicates a low stand of 140-145 m bpsl (Lambeck and Purcell 2005, Fig. 14a). The water level during the low stand at the LGM informs subsequent models for processes of sea-level rise and reconnection with the Mediterranean, and also indicates the extent of the inhabitable land mass that we may now be missing from the archaeological record on the coastal shelves.…”
Section: Sea-level Changementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The importance of this topic stems from the role that threads, tethers, ropes, chains and other string-like elements play in a wide range of industrial applications. During most of the twentieth century, these elements were commonly used in light and marine industry and in instrument engineering [3,18,25,28,42,43,54,61]. Later, in the second half of the twentieth century, it became understood that tethers can be also useful in space applications [4,7,9,10,14,17,37,[44][45][46]50].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%