23 research outputs found
Return to training after coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19) infection
The coronavirus pandemic raises an important issue of the return professional and amateur athletes to training after COVID-19 infection. Since no standard protocols for return to sports after the new coronavirus infection are approved to date, and few studies were done on SARS-CoV-2 infection short- and long-term complications in sports professionals, the question arises about the criteria for the athletes’ training restart after COVID-19 infection to protect the health of athletes and prevent long-term adverse health effects. This review is a synthesis of currently available information on the athletes’ re-involvement into the training process after COVID-19 infection
Interrelation of social and psychological adaptation and tendency to deviant behavior of students
© Canadian Center of Science and Education. The tendency to deviant behavior of students is a negatively affecting factor to the success of their socialization. Its actualization can lead to serious consequences, and become the reason of personality degradation even its death. Some reasons of the tendency to deviant behavior are violations of social and psychological adaptation. The interrelation of positive and negative factors of social and psychological adaptation with the tendency to various forms of deviant behavior is studied in this research. It is established that students' positive elements of social and psychological adaptation, such as high adaptation, self-acceptance and acceptance of others, internal control negatively effect on possibilities of the tendency development to various forms of deviant behavior. As for negative elements of social and psychological adaptation, such as disadaptation, self-unacceptance and unacceptance of others, emotional discomfort, external control and escapism can lead to strengthening of the tendency to deviant behavior. Positive and negative elements of social and psychological adaptation on the tendency to deviant behavior of students-boys are much lower than that of students-girls
Assessment of the oxidative-antioxidant status and aerobic performance of elite skiers-racers in the dynamics of training cycle at moderate altitude
Interrelation of social and psychological adaptation and tendency to deviant behavior of students
© Canadian Center of Science and Education. The tendency to deviant behavior of students is a negatively affecting factor to the success of their socialization. Its actualization can lead to serious consequences, and become the reason of personality degradation even its death. Some reasons of the tendency to deviant behavior are violations of social and psychological adaptation. The interrelation of positive and negative factors of social and psychological adaptation with the tendency to various forms of deviant behavior is studied in this research. It is established that students' positive elements of social and psychological adaptation, such as high adaptation, self-acceptance and acceptance of others, internal control negatively effect on possibilities of the tendency development to various forms of deviant behavior. As for negative elements of social and psychological adaptation, such as disadaptation, self-unacceptance and unacceptance of others, emotional discomfort, external control and escapism can lead to strengthening of the tendency to deviant behavior. Positive and negative elements of social and psychological adaptation on the tendency to deviant behavior of students-boys are much lower than that of students-girls
TEHIP news, issue no. 4 : Tanzania's fight against malaria; institutional collaboration; TEHIP products; the task ahead
"A newsletter of the IDRC/MOH Tanzania Essential Health Interventions Project
Effect of liquid-phase sintering as a means of quality enhancement of pseudoalloys based on copper
Abstract. The effects of the liquid phase of a metal binder on the microstructure and properties
of self-diffusion gradient composite (Cu - Al – ZnO) were investigated. For the compositions
considered, it was revealed that at the temperature of about 550 °C, a liquid phase binder forms
from nanoparticles Cu – Al. Applying a proper amount of a (Cu – Al) binder appeared to be
beneficial for fabricating gradient composites with the desired self-diffusion process. It is also
favorable for mass transfer of additives nanoparticles into the volume of a matrix during
sintering and for the desired fine microstructure and mechanical properties. For the
experimental conditions considered in this study, the best mechanical properties can be
obtained when 6 mass % (Cu – Al) of ligature were used, which gave hardness HB at 120,
electroerosion wear – 0.092 • 10-6 g / cycle, resistivity – 0.025 mcOm
Effect of liquid-phase sintering as a means of quality enhancement of pseudoalloys based on copper
Abstract. The effects of the liquid phase of a metal binder on the microstructure and properties
of self-diffusion gradient composite (Cu - Al – ZnO) were investigated. For the compositions
considered, it was revealed that at the temperature of about 550 °C, a liquid phase binder forms
from nanoparticles Cu – Al. Applying a proper amount of a (Cu – Al) binder appeared to be
beneficial for fabricating gradient composites with the desired self-diffusion process. It is also
favorable for mass transfer of additives nanoparticles into the volume of a matrix during
sintering and for the desired fine microstructure and mechanical properties. For the
experimental conditions considered in this study, the best mechanical properties can be
obtained when 6 mass % (Cu – Al) of ligature were used, which gave hardness HB at 120,
electroerosion wear – 0.092 • 10-6 g / cycle, resistivity – 0.025 mcOm
ORMATION OF PHASES AND MICROSTRUCTURE OF ZnO AND TiO2 BASED CERAMIC
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ORMATION OF PHASES AND MICROSTRUCTURE OF ZnO AND TiO2 BASED CERAMIC
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