This study delves into the intricate realm of aerodynamics in racing car design, specifically focusing on the effects of spoiler shape and setting angles on overall performance. Employing advanced computational simulations and wind tunnel experiments, we unravel the complex interplay between aerodynamic components and racing car dynamics. Our findings provide valuable insights into optimizing spoiler configurations to enhance both speed and stability, contributing to the ongoing pursuit of peak racing car performance.

This study explores the synthesis of Zeolite-A from locally abundant Fuller’s Earth in Karnataka, India, presenting an innovative approach to harnessing regional resources for zeolite production. The synthesis process involved alkaline treatment and subsequent hydrothermal transformation. Characterization techniques, including X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy, were employed to analyze the structural and morphological properties of the synthesized Zeolite-A. The results demonstrate the successful conversion of Fuller’s Earth into Zeolite-A, highlighting the potential for sustainable and cost-effective zeolite production using indigenous materials.

This comprehensive review delves into the eco-friendly realm of corrosion inhibition by exploring the application of plant extracts as green inhibitors for steel reinforcement in concrete structures. Plant extracts, known for their rich composition of bioactive compounds, have exhibited remarkable potential in hindering the corrosion of steel in aggressive concrete environments. The review synthesizes recent advancements, methodologies, and findings in this burgeoning field, offering insights into the mechanisms underlying the corrosion inhibition process. The ecological and economic benefits of utilizing plant extracts as corrosion inhibitors are discussed, providing a holistic perspective on sustainable practices in concrete protection.

Steinernema feltiae isolate Sf:1 changed into recovered from one soil pattern gathered from the Surkhandarya region, Uzbekistan. The new isolate may be prominent from different isolates through morphologic and morphometric data, and rRNA sequences. The first generation  male is characterized through spicule duration 79,5 (73±87) mm, SW ratio [(spicule length/anal body diameter)*100] 160 13 (137±177), GS ratio GS [(gubernaculum/ spicule length)*100] 79 8 (62±87), genital papillae association and the second one technology male through a mucron 10 1 (9±11) mm long. For the infective juvenile, the frame is 883 82 (754±975) mm long, lateral fields with 8 similarly evolved ridges, head smooth, barely offset, massive gonad primordium cells, a protracted hyaline tail portion (identical to 1/2 of of tail duration), and pore-like phasmid at 41% of the tail duration to the semicircle anus are the differentiation factors.

This research paper is concerned with determining the biocontrol potential of entomopathogenic nematodes against the Comstock worm in laboratory conditions, presents an optimal standard research design for the use of virulent species of beneficial nematodes against the pest, and provides information on the stages of experimental work organization. This scientific information is important in bringing safe biological control technology against Comstock worm to the field workers in our country.

Entomopathogen nematodes Uzbekistan fauna for yet not studied species this is for the first time in the article of Uzbekistan potatoes from agrobiocenoses separate received entomopathogenic of nematodes morpho-biological features the world scientists in experience to be studied ie entomopathogenic of nematodes study history about analytical data present will be done .

This study investigates the phytochemical composition of red and white kola nut extracts and explores their acid-base indicator properties. Phytochemical screening was conducted to identify the presence of secondary metabolites, while analytical assessments were performed to evaluate the acid-base properties of the extracts. Results revealed a diverse range of phytochemicals, including alkaloids, flavonoids, tannins, and saponins. The acid-base indicator properties were examined through titration experiments, showcasing distinct color changes and pH transitions. The findings contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the chemical constituents in kola nuts and their potential applications as natural indicators in various analytical processes.

This article presents a number of information about scientific and theoretical methods of creating a healthy lifestyle.

The purpose of this article is to provide an understanding of the international program for assessing the educational achievement of students "PISA", as well as to show the results of the PISA study in other countries.

In the modern business landscape, service organizations face numerous challenges in maintaining and improving their operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and overall performance. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) have emerged as vital tools for measuring and managing the performance of service organizations across the globe. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the role of KPIs in service organizations, highlighting their significance, common practices, and global applications. Drawing upon various case studies and real-world examples, we explore how service organizations worldwide utilize KPIs to drive excellence and achieve their strategic objectives.

This article discusses the development of skills in working with communicative methods of communication by improving the methodology of using digital educational technologies in the development of professional competence of vocational education specialists . Information is provided on a new innovative approach to organizing the technological construction of the term space logistics.

Critical thinking is a crucial skill for success in the 21st century, as it empowers individuals to analyze, evaluate, and synthesize information to make informed decisions and solve complex problems. This article explores the pivotal role of pedagogy in nurturing critical thinking skills in students. We delve into various pedagogical approaches, strategies, and techniques that educators can employ to cultivate critical thinking abilities among learners. By understanding the importance of pedagogy in this context, educators can better prepare students for the challenges of the modern world.

Throughout the world, in recent years there has been a clear increase in the number of kidney diseases in both the adult (12.2) and pediatric populations (6.10). The frequency of urinary system infections (UTI) and their share in the nosological structure of kidney diseases is also increasing to 75.6% (9). The prevalence of pyelonephritis (PN) itself was 32.1:1000, i.e. 43.4% of the total number of nephrology patients. Latent forms of PN pyelonephritis, detected during active examination, are 3 times more common than manifest forms identified by referral. According to V.I. Naumova (1991), 15.3% of chronic renal failure (CRF) developed in childhood is the outcome of secondary chronic pyelonephritis.

This article analyzes the current state of linguists' education with an emphasis on the use of information technologies in the educational process. In the modern world, information technology has become an integral part of education, and linguistics is no exception. The article examines various aspects of the use of information technology in teaching linguists, including online resources, computer programs, artificial intelligence and other innovative methods. The author of the article analyzes the current trends and challenges faced by students and teachers of linguistic programs when integrating information technologies into the educational process. The article also examines the benefits that can be obtained from the use of modern technologies in the training of linguists, such as improving the availability of educational materials, improving the effectiveness of teaching and developing research skills in the field of linguistics. In conclusion, the article provides recommendations for educational institutions and teachers of linguistics on the optimal use of information technologies in the educational process in order to provide a better and modern education for future linguists.

The article describes the pedagogical foundations of education on the basis of cooperation pedagogy. Also, for the implementation of the pedagogy of cooperation in educational institutions, the tasks in this regard are noted not only of the family, neighborhood, educational institution, but also of state governing bodies, public organizations, offices and organizations that consider themselves responsible for the education of the younger generation.

Continuous education is becoming increasingly important in the fast-paced world of the 21st century, where knowledge and skills are constantly evolving. To address the challenges of providing effective and efficient education, pedagogical technologies have emerged as powerful tools. This article explores various pedagogical technologies that can be employed to enhance teaching effectiveness within the continuous education system. By leveraging these technologies, educators can create dynamic learning environments that foster engagement, motivation, and skill acquisition among learners.

Distance learning has gained immense popularity in recent years, providing flexibility and accessibility to education. However, the transition to distance learning, particularly in the field of mathematics, presents a unique set of challenges for both educators and students. This scientific article delves into the problems associated with distance learning in teaching mathematics and explores potential solutions to address these issues. By understanding and addressing these challenges, educators can enhance the effectiveness of online mathematics education.

In an era marked by rapid advancements in technology and a growing emphasis on data-driven decision-making, the role of informatics teachers has become increasingly vital in shaping the future of education. These educators are expected not only to impart technical knowledge but also to cultivate critical thinking skills and research competencies in their students. This article explores the importance of developing research competencies in future informatics teachers, delves into the key components of research competence, and discusses strategies for fostering these skills within teacher education programs.

In this scientific article describes the grounds, necessary conditions, competent authorities, and circumstances in which preparation, import, and distribution of materials are not allowed for the illegal preparation, storage, import, or distribution of religious content materials via the Internet.

The article widely uses logical, inductive, deductive, systematic, logical-legal, comparative-legal research methods. In particular, it was noted that the qualification of the act, the relationship between the signs of the objective side of the crime and the method of committing the crime can be classified as follows: 1) from the point of view of manifestation of the method of committing a crime as a form of a specific socially dangerous act (reflected in a specific socially dangerous act): a) the relationship between the method of committing a crime and the weapon of committing a crime; b) the relationship between the method of crime and the place of crime; 2) from the point of view of the fact that the method of committing a crime is not reflected in a specific socially dangerous act, but as a necessary sign of the nature of the crime: a) the relationship between the method of committing the crime and the method as an aggravating (qualifying) sign of responsibility; b) the relationship between the method of crime and the place of crime. The method of committing a crime in individual cases makes it possible to distinguish one or another crime objectively (that is, to distinguish crimes from each other), and gives the presence (or not) of a socially dangerous act, socially dangerous consequence and other elements of the crime, as well as the optional characteristics of another objective aspect of the crime. At the same time, the doctrine of criminal law and existing scientific research were analyzed, and reasonable theoretical recommendations were developed in this regard.

The development of speech culture is paramount for future English language teachers, as it directly impacts their effectiveness in communication and instruction. This article presents a comprehensive methodology for enhancing speech culture among aspiring English language educators. Drawing upon linguistic theories, pedagogical approaches, and practical strategies, this methodology provides a structured framework for fostering proficient verbal expression, linguistic accuracy, and cultural sensitivity. Through a combination of theoretical insights and practical applications, this methodology aims to equip future English language teachers with the necessary skills to engage effectively with diverse audiences and facilitate meaningful language learning experiences.