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Международный Журнал Прикладных И Фундаментальных Исследований International Journal of Applied and Fundamental Research АКАДЕМИЯ ЕСТЕСТВОЗНАНИЯ «ACADEMY OF NATURAL HISTORY» МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ЖУРНАЛ ПРИКЛАДНЫХ OF APPLIED AND И ФУНДАМЕНТАЛЬНЫХ FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ Журнал основан в 2007 году Импакт фактор № 10 2017 The journal is based in 2007 РИНЦ – 0,731 Часть 1 ISSN 1996-3955 Научный журнал SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL Журнал International Journal of Applied and Fundamental Research (Между- народный журнал прикладных и фундаментальных исследований) зареги- стрирован Федеральной службой по надзору в сфере связи, информационных технологий, и массовых коммуникаций. Свидетельство ПИ № ФС 77-60735. Электронная версия размещается на сайте www.rae.ru The electronic version takes places on a site www.rae.ru ГЛАВНЫЙ РЕДАКТОР EDITOR к.м.н. Н.Ю. Стукова Natalia Stukova Ответственный секретарь Senior Director and Publisher к.м.н. М.Н. Бизенкова Maria Bizenkova РЕДАКЦИОННАЯ КОЛЛЕГИЯ д.б.н., проф. Абдуллаев А. (Душанбе); к.б.н. Алиева К.Г. (Махачкала); д.х.н., к.ф.-м.н., проф. Алоев В.З. (Чегем-2); д.б.н., проф. Андреева А.В. (Уфа); к.географ.н., доцент Аничкина Н.В. (Липецк); к.ф.-м.н. Барановский Н.В. (Томск); д.б.н., доцент Белых О.А. (Иркутск); д.т.н., проф. Бурмистрова О.Н. (Ухта); д.т.н., доцент Быстров В.А. (Новокузнецк); д.м.н., проф. Гарбуз И.Ф. (Тирасполь); д.ф.-м.н., проф. Геворкян Э.А. (Москва); д.х.н., проф. Гурбанов Г.Р. (Баку); д.ветеринар.н., доцент Ермолина С.А. (Киров); к.т.н. Есенаманова М.С. (Атырау); к.ф.-м.н., д.п.н., проф. Ефремова Н.Ф. (Ростов-на-Дону); д.м.н. Жураковский И.П. (Новосибирск); д.т.н., доцент Ибраев И.К. (Темиртау); к.т.н., доцент Исмаилов З.И. (Баку); д.б.н., с.н.с. Кавцевич Н.Н. (Североморск); д.т.н., проф. Калмыков И.А. (Ставрополь); д.б.н. Кокорева И.И. (Алматы); д.г.-м.н., доцент Копылов И.С. (Пермь); к.б.н., доцент Коротченко И.С. (Красно- ярск); к.с.-х.н., доцент Кряжева В.Л. (Нижний Новгород); д.ф.-м.н., доцент Кульков В.Г. (Волжский); д.б.н. Ларионов М.В. (Балашов); д.б.н., к.с.-х.н., доцент Леонтьев Д.Ф. (Иркутск); д.географ.н., к.б.н., проф. Луговской А.М. (Москва); д.г.-м.н., с.н.с. Мельников А.И. (Иркутск); д.т.н., проф. Несветаев Г.В. (Ростов- на-Дону); д.с.-х.н. Никитин С.Н. (п. Тимирязевский); д.фарм.н., доцент Олешко О.А. (Пермь); д.с.-х.н., с.н.с., проф. Партоев К. (Душанбе); к.п.н., доцент Попова И.Н. (Москва); д.т.н., проф. Рогачев А.Ф. (Волгоград); д.м.н., с.н.с., доцент Розыходжаева Г.А. (Ташкент); д.г.-м.н. Сакиев К.С. (Бишкек); д.т.н., проф. Сугак Е.В. (Красноярск); д.ветеринар.н., проф. Трефилов Б.Б. (Санкт-Петербург); д.м.н., проф. Чарышкин А.Л. (Ульяновск); д.географ.н., проф. Чодураев Т.М. (Бишкек); д.б.н., проф. Шалпыков К.Т. (Бишкек); к.х.н. Шарифуллина Л.Р. (Москва); д.п.н., проф. Щирин Д.В. (Санкт-Петербург) МОСКВА «АКАДЕМИЯ ЕСТЕСТВОЗНАНИЯ» 18+ МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ ЖУРНАЛ ПРИКЛАДНЫХ И ФУНДАМЕНТАЛЬНЫХ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF APPLIED AND FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH Журнал включен в Реферативный журнал и Базы данных ВИНИТИ. Сведения о журнале ежегодно публикуются в международной справочной системе по пе- риодическим и продолжающимся изданиям «Ulrich’s Periodicals directory» в целях инфор- мирования мировой научной общественности. Журнал представлен в ведущих библиотеках страны и является рецензируемым. Журнал представлен в НАУЧНОЙ ЭЛЕКТРОННОЙ БИБЛИОТЕКЕ (НЭБ) – головном исполнителе проекта по созданию Российского индекса научного цитирования (РИНЦ) и имеет импакт-фактор Российского индекса научного цитирования (ИФ РИНЦ). Учредитель, издательство и редакция: НИЦ «Академия Естествознания», почтовый адрес: 105037, г. Москва, а/я 47. ISSN 1996-3955 Тел. редакции – 8-(499)-704-13-41 Факс (845-2)- 47-76-77 E-mail: [email protected] Зав. редакцией Т.В. Шнуровозова Техническое редактирование и верстка Л.М. Митронова Корректор Е.С. Галенкина Подписано в печать 21.09.2017 Дата выхода номера 21.10.2017 Формат 60х90 1/8 Типография НИЦ «Академия Естествознания» 410035, г. Саратов, ул. Мамонтовой, д. 5 Распространение по свободной цене Усл. печ. л. 22,25 Тираж 500 экз. Заказ МЖПиФИ 2017/10 © НИЦ «Академия Естествознания» 3 СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Технические науки ПРАКТИЧЕСКОЕ ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ ПОИСКОВОЙ И НАУКОМЕТРИЧЕСКОЙ ПЛАТФОРМЫ GOOGLE SCHOLAR (АКАДЕМИЯ GOOGLE) Бизенков Е.А. 9 АНАЛИЗ СПОСОБОВ УСТРАНЕНИЯ КРАЕВОГО ЭФФЕКТА ПРИ СПЕКТРАЛЬНОМ АНАЛИЗЕ СИГНАЛОВ МЕТОДОМ ВЕЙВЛЕТ-ПРЕОБРАЗОВАНИЯ Киселёв Б.Ю. 16 МЕТОДОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ОСНОВЫ ОНЛАЙН-ЭНЦИКЛОПЕДИИ TATARICA 2.0 Ялалов Ф.Г., Гилязов И.А., Хабибуллин М.З. 20 Физико-математические науки Исследование динамики решётки и электрооптики поверхностных слоёВ нелинейных кристаллов м-нитробензолов Подопригора В.Г., Сорокин А.В. 25 МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ НЕЛИНЕЙНОГО РАЗВИТИЯ ЕСТЕСТВЕННЫХ ВОЗМУЩЕНИЙ В СВЕРХЗВУКОВОМ ПОГРАНИЧНОМ СЛОЕ В РАМКАХ СЛАБОНЕЛИНЕЙНОЙ ТЕОРИИ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ Терехова Н.М. 30 Медицинские науки СТРУКТУРА КОГНИТИВНЫХ НАРУШЕНИЙ У НЕЙРООНКОЛОГИЧЕСКИХ ПАЦИЕНТОВ НА II ЭТАПЕ РЕАБИЛИТАЦИИ Ефимова М.Ю., Иванова Н.Е., Олюшин В.Е., Терешин А.Е., Макаров А.О., Карягина М.В. 36 ИЗУЧЕНИЕ IN VITRO ОСОБЕННОСТЕЙ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ И ФУНКЦИОНИРОВАНИЯ МНОГОЯДЕРНЫХ МАКРОФАГОВ Ильин Д.А. 41 ВЛИЯНИЕ НЕИНВАЗИВНОЙ ДИАГНОСТИКИ РЕЗУС-ФАКТОРА ПЛОДА НА УРОВЕНЬ ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ ТРЕВОЖНОСТИ БЕРЕМЕННОЙ Маркелова А.Н., Владимирова О.В., Никишина Е.А. 44 ПОПЫТКА ВЕРИФИКАЦИИ ДИАГНОЗА У НЕСОВЕРШЕННОЛЕТНЕЙ БЕРЕМЕННОЙ С ПОДОЗРЕНИЕМ НА НАСЛЕДСТВЕННУЮ МОЗЖЕЧКОВУЮ АТАКСИЮ ПЬЕРА МАРИ Михайлин Е.С., Иванова Л.А., Пакин В.С., Глотов А.С. 48 ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТЬ КОМБИНИРОВАННОГО СТАНДАРТНОГО МЕДИКАМЕНТОЗНОГО ЛЕЧЕНИЯ АРТЕРИАЛЬНОЙ ГИПЕРТЕНЗИИ НА ФОНЕ ОЖИРЕНИЯ В СОЧЕТАНИИ С МЕТОДАМИ АКУПУНКТУРЫ Михайличенко В.Ю., Чичков М.Ю., Чичкова М.А., Самарин С.А. 52 ГИРУДОТЕРАПИЯ ПАЦИЕНТОВ С ХРОНИЧЕСКОЙ ГОЛОВНОЙ БОЛЬЮ И ДЕПРЕССИЕЙ Поспелова М.Л. 56 НАПРАВЛЕНИЯ РАЗВИТИЯ ГОРОДСКОЙ БОЛЬНИЦЫ В СОВРЕМЕННЫХ УСЛОВИЯХ Суслин С.А., Вавилов А.В. 59 БОЛЕЗНИ МАТЕРИ В ГЕНЕЗЕ МЕРТВОРОЖДЕНИЯ Туманова У.Н., Шувалова М.П., Щеголев А.И. 64 ОТКРЫТОСТЬ ОТДЕЛЕНИЯ РЕАНИМАЦИИ ДЛЯ ПОСЕТИТЕЛЕЙ: VOX POPULI Фаршатов Р.С., Вильданов Т.Р., Верма К. 69 Биологические науки двигательная активность рыжей полевки (CLETHRIONOmyS GLAREOLUS) И ЛЕСНОЙ МЫШИ (APOdEmUS URALENSIS) на разных фазах динамики численности Киселева Н.В. 73 ДЕСИНХРОНОЗ В СПОРТЕ: ЗДОРОВЬЕ И ФИЗИЧЕСКАЯ РАБОТОСПОСОБНОСТЬ Корягина Ю.В., Тер-Акопов Г.Н. 77 МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ ЖУРНАЛ ПРИКЛАДНЫХ И ФУНДАМЕНТАЛЬНЫХ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ № 10, 2017 4 ИЗУЧЕНИЕ АНТИКОАГУЛЯНТНО-ФИБРИНОЛИТИЧЕСКИХ СВОЙСТВ ПРЕПАРАТА ИЗ КОРНЕЙ ПИОНА МОЛОЧНОЦВЕТКОВОГО Ляпина М.Г., Успенская М.С. 82 ПЕРВОЕ ОБНАРУЖЕНИЕ ПРЕДСТАВИТЕЛЕЙ ENTEROCyTOZOONIdAE (FUNGI: mICROSPORIdIA) В РЫБАХ ОЗ. БАЙКАЛ Небесных И.А., Деникина Н.Н., Кондратов И.Г., Ханаев И.В., Смолин И.Н., Белькова Н.Л., Дзюба Е.В. 86 АВТОСЕЛЕКЦИЯ ПРОИЗВОДСТВЕННОГО ШТАММА СПИРТОВЫХ ДРОЖЖЕЙ SACCHAROmyCES CEREVISIAE В ПОЛУНЕПРЕРЫВНЫХ УСЛОВИЯХ С ЦЕЛЬЮ ПОВЫШЕНИЯ ЕГО ОСМО-, ТЕРМО- И АЦИДОТОЛЕРАНТНОСТИ Олейникова Е.А., Кузнецова Т.В., Саубенова М.Г., Райымбекова Л.Т., Айтжанова А.А., Шорманова М.М. 90 ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ ПРОПИОНОВОКИСЛЫХ БАКТЕРИЙ ДЛЯ ПОВЫШЕНИЯ ПИЩЕВОЙ И БИОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ ЦЕННОСТИ И СОХРАННОСТИ КИСЛОМОЛОЧНЫХ ПРОДУКТОВ Олейникова Е.А., Кузнецова Т.В., Саубенова М.Г., Райымбекова Л.Т., Шорманова М.М., Айтжанова А.А. 94 РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЕ И БИОТОПИЧЕСКАЯ ПРИУРОЧЕННОСТЬ BOmBUS (mELANOBOmBUS) SICHELII RAdOSZKOWSKI, 1860 НА ТЕРРИТОРИИ АРХАНГЕЛЬСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ Потапов Г.С., Колосова Ю.С. 98 ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ БАКТЕРИЙ-ПРОДУЦЕНТОВ ЦЕЛЛЮЛАЗ И ОРГАНИЧЕСКИХ КИСЛОТ ДЛЯ СТИМУЛЯЦИИ РОСТА МИЦЕЛИЯ ГРИБА ВЕШЕНКА Саубенова М.Г., Кузнецова Т.В., Олейникова Е.А. 102 Географические науки РЕСУРСНЫЕ ПРЕИМУЩЕСТВА И СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИЕ ОГРАНИЧЕНИЯ В САНАТОРНО-КУРОРТНОМ ПРИРОДОПОЛЬЗОВАНИИ (ЗАБАЙКАЛЬСКИЙ КРАЙ) Соловова А.Т. 106 Геолого-минералогические науки ОЦЕНКА ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТИ ВОДОЛАЗНЫХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ ИЗУЧЕНИЯ ОКЕАНА Яхонтов Б.О. 111 Сельскохозяйственные науки РЕЗУЛЬТАТЫ СРАВНИТЕЛЬНОГО ИЗУЧЕНИЯ СОРТОВ СОИ БЕЛГОРОДСКОЙ СЕЛЕКЦИИ В УСЛОВИЯХ БЕЛГОРОДСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ Муравьёв А.А. 116 Экономические науки РЕАЛИЗАЦИЯ МЕХАНИЗМОВ КОММЕРЧЕCКОГО ПАРТНЕРСТВА КАК ИННОВАЦИОННОГО СПОСОБА РАЗВИТИЯ СЕРВИСНЫХ СИСТЕМ Балдин О.В. 122 ПРОБЛЕМЫ ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ ОТДЕЛЬНЫХ ПОЛОЖЕНИЙ ТК РФ ПРИ МОДЕРНИЗАЦИИ ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯ Левинзон В.С., Мерцалова Е.А. 126 Новый этап развития туризма в Казахстане: экономические и технологические вопросы и перспективы Медиева Г.А., Козин А.И., Майгожина Г.К. 130 Педагогические науки О ПЕДАГОГИЧЕСКОЙ ПРОБЛЕМЕ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ МОТИВОВ УЧЕНИЯ У СТУДЕНТОВ Медведева Н.В. 134 О ПОСТАНОВКЕ И РАЗВИТИИ ПРЕПОДАВАНИЯ КУРСА «МАТЕРИАЛОВЕДЕНИЕ» В ТЕХНИЧЕСКОМ ВУЗЕ Сорокин В.К., Костромин С.В., Беляев Е.С. 139 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF APPLIED AND FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH № 10, 2017 5 Психологические науки Критерии развития позитивной Я-концепции личности Драндров Г.Л., Богослова Е.Г., Сюкиев Д.Н. 143 Филологические науки ТЕМАТИЧЕСКАЯ ГРУППА «ЖАРГОНИЗМЫ, ОБОЗНАЧАЮЩИЕ НАЗВАНИЯ АЛКОГОЛЬНЫХ НАПИТКОВ И ЛИЦ ИХ УПОТРЕБЛЯЮЩИХ В СОВРЕМЕННОМ НЕМЕЦКОМ И АМЕРИКАНСКОМ МОЛОДЕЖНОМ СЛЕНГЕ» Хайбулина Д.Р., Лазаревич С.В., Ерофеева А.В. 149 МОТИВ ПУТЕШЕСТВИЯ В ЗАГРОБНЫЙ МИР В СЮЖЕТОСЛОЖЕНИИ ОСЕТИНСКОГО ЭПОСА Ханаева З.К. 152 Философские науки ПАРАДИГМАЛЬНОЕ ПРЕДСТАВЛЕНИЕ ПАТРИОТИЗМА КАК НАЦИОНАЛЬНОЙ ИДЕИ РОССИИ: КРИТИЧЕСКИЙ АНАЛИЗ Иванов Г.И., Балдин О.В., Просандеев В.А. 155 Юридические науки К ВОПРОСУ О ТЕОРЕТИЧЕСКОМ АСПЕКТЕ РАЗВИТИЯ ПАРЛАМЕНТСКОЙ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТИ В КЫРГЫЗСТАНЕ Пирматов И.А. 161 ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ БЕЗОПАСНОСТЬ КАК ВАЖНЕЙШИЙ АСПЕКТ ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЯ ПРАВ И СВОБОД ЛИЧНОСТИ, ОБЩЕСТВА И ГОСУДАРСТВА Сарпеков М.Н. 164 Правила ДЛЯ авторов 169 МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ ЖУРНАЛ ПРИКЛАДНЫХ И ФУНДАМЕНТАЛЬНЫХ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ № 10, 2017 6 CONTENTS Technical sciences PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF THE SEARCH AND SCIENTOMETRIC PLATFORM GOOGLE SCHOLAR (GOOGLE ACAdEmy) Bizenkov E.A. 9 ANALySIS OF mETHOdS
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