Tracking spatio-temporal LULC changes in key ecological network elements using fragmentation metrics and a custom raster-based approach: A multi-scale study from Poland by Marta Kubacka, Witold Piniarski, Patryk Żywica, Amy E. Frazier

“…This study examines LULC dynamics in the Wielkopolska region (Poland) over three periods (2008, 2014, 2020) using a raster-based method that enhances fragmentation assessment by incorporating fine-scale features, including linear structures often overlooked in conventional datasets. …”
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The Implementation of Emotionally-Valuable Component of the Content of Foreign-Language Education (on the Mate rial of Study Course “Spotlight”). Part I by M. N. Tatarinova, O. V. Sungurova

“…It is proved that the EVC in the linear structure of the school subject “A foreign-language” is able to ensure an integral formation of a student’s personality with developed intellectual, volitional and emoti- onally-valuable spheres. …”
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Influence of storage conditions on the quality of jerusalem artichoke by N. M. Mudrykh, S. A. Semakova

“…Using correlation analysis, linear structural relationships between quality indicators and storage conditions were established, according to which the content of carbohydrates and vitamin C primarily depends on the temperature regime (r=-0.8-0.4), and secondly – on the storage conditions term (r =-0,3-0,3). …”
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Active faults paragenesis and the state of crustal stresses in the Late Cenozoic in Central Mongolia by V. A. Sankov, A. V. Parfeevets, A. I. Miroshnichenko, A. V. Sankov, A. Bayasgalan, D. Battogtokh

“…Their features are more early activation within the Late Cenozoic and the lack of relation to large linear structures of the previous tectonic stages. According to the stress tensor reconstructions of the last phase of deformation in zones of active faults of the Hangay-Hentiy saddle using data on tectonic fractures and fault displacements, it is revealed that conditions of compression and strike-slip with NNE direction of the axis of maximum compression were dominant. …”
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SYNTACTIC HOMONYMS IN THE MODERN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE (VARIABILITY AND RE-DECOMPOSITION) by Igor I. Menshikov

“…In this case one may encounter not only a typical situation when a change in the order of words in a given statement leads to a change in its semantic content, but also with a situation where a change in the linear structure of a sentence does not significantly change its semantic structure. …”
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