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The Way of Science ISSN 2311-2158 The Way of Science International scientific journal № 1 (35), 2017 Founder and publisher: Publishing House «Scientific survey» The journal is founded in 2014 (March) Volgograd, 2017 ISSN 2311-2158. The Way of Science. 2017. № 1 (35). UDC 53:51+57+67.02+631+93:902+330+80+371+61+159.9 LBC 72 The Way of Science International scientific journal, № 1 (35), 2017 The journal is founded in 2014 (March) ISSN 2311-2158 The journal is issued 12 times a year The journal is registered by Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Communications. Registration Certificate: ПИ № ФС 77 – 53970, 30 April 2013 Impact factor of the journal «The Way of Science» – 0.543 (Global Impact Factor, Australia) Impact factor of the journal «The Way of Science» – 0.350 (Open Academic Journals Index, Russia) EDITORIAL STAFF: Head editor: Musienko Sergey Aleksandrovich Executive editor: Manotskova Nadezhda Vasilyevna Borovik Vitaly Vitalyevich, Candidate of Technical Sciences Zharikov Valery Viktorovich, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Doctor of Economic Sciences Authors have responsibility for credibility of information set out in the articles. Editorial opinion can be out of phase with opinion of the authors. Address: Russia, Volgograd, Angarskaya St., 17 «G» E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.scienceway.ru Founder and publisher: Publishing House «Scientific survey» © Publishing House «Scientific survey», 2017 2 ISSN 2311-2158. The Way of Science. 2017. № 1 (35). УДК 53:51+57+67.02+631+93:902+330+80+371+61+159.9 ББК 72 Путь науки Международный научный журнал, № 1 (35), 2017 Журнал основан в 2014 г. (март) ISSN 2311-2158 Журнал выходит 12 раз в год Журнал зарегистрирован Федеральной службой по надзору в сфере связи, информационных технологий и массовых коммуникаций. Свидетельство о регистрации средства массовой информации ПИ № ФС 77 – 53970 от 30 апреля 2013 г. Импакт-фактор журнала «Путь науки» – 0.543 (Global Impact Factor, Австралия) Импакт-фактор журнала «Путь науки» – 0.350 (Open Academic Journals Index, Россия) РЕДАКЦИОННАЯ КОЛЛЕГИЯ: Главный редактор: Мусиенко Сергей Александрович Ответственный редактор: Маноцкова Надежда Васильевна Боровик Виталий Витальевич, кандидат технических наук Жариков Валерий Викторович, кандидат технических наук, доктор экономических наук За достоверность сведений, изложенных в статьях, ответственность несут авторы. Мнение редакции может не совпадать с мнением авторов материалов. Адрес редакции: Россия, г. Волгоград, ул. Ангарская, 17 «Г» E-mail: [email protected] www.scienceway.ru Учредитель и издатель: Издательство «Научное обозрение» © Publishing House «Scientific survey», 2017 3 ISSN 2311-2158. The Way of Science. 2017. № 1 (35). CONTENTS Physical and mathematical sciences Koykelova D.K., Nurpeysova A.A., Nurgazinova A.Zh. MODELING AND OPTIMIZATION OF THE NETWORK TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS ................................ 10 Nurpeysova A.A., Dyusembayeva L.K. ON NON-INCREASING REARRANGEMENT OF FUNCTIONS ................................................................................ 12 Nurpeysova A.A., Koykelova D.K., Tazhibayev S.K. ON EXPANSION OF FUNCTIONS BY HAAR ORTHOGONAL SYSTEM ................................................................ 16 Biological sciences Kuchkorova S.K. ALLOTMENT OF WEAK VIRULENT STRAIN TH.ANNULATA, SUITABLE FOR VACCINE AGAINST TEYLERIOSIS ................................................................... 19 Technical sciences Glazkov V.V., Gonobina M.V. PARAMETER ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENTIAL LATTICES OF FIRST-ORDER MICROPHONES......................... 22 Glazkov V.V., Muratov I.V. THE DESIGN VARIANTS OF MICROPHONE DIFFERENTIAL LATTICES FOR NOISE REDUCTION .............. 27 Pavlov N.A., Satsuk A.S., Skorik L.F. THE REVIEW OF THE WAYS TO PROCESS THE RESISTANT TECHNOGENIC DEPOSITS .............................. 32 Skorik L.F., Pavlov N.A., Satsuk A.S. ON RAISING EFFICIENCY OF QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM FOR GOLD ORES .............................................. 36 Agricultural sciences Artikova Kh.T. GENERAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES, SOIL PERMEABILITY OF THE IRRIGATED PASTURABLE ALLUVIAL SOILS IN THE TERRITORY OF THE BUKHARA OASIS .......................................... 40 Durdiyev N.Kh., Avliyakulov M.A. IRRIGATION AND NUTRITIVE REGIME OF UPLAND UZPITI-2201 COTTON PLANT UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF TYPICAL SIEROZEMIC SOILS IN UZBEKISTAN ................................. 42 Mardanov H., Danabaev A. THE EFFECT OF THE HOT DRY WIND ON THE LENGTH OF FIBER OF SOME COTTON SPECIES AND LINES ............................................................... 45 Mirkhamidov F.Sh., Rakhimov A.D., Kodirov A.Sh. THE ROLE OF FERTILIZERS IN RAISING THE IRRIGATED LAND PRODUCTIVITY ........................................ 48 Rizaev Sh.Kh. INFLUENCE OF SOIL TILLAGE DEPTHS ON SOIL WATER-PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND WEED INFESTATION IN THE WHEAT FIELD ........................................................................ 50 4 ISSN 2311-2158. The Way of Science. 2017. № 1 (35). Sanakulov A.L., Khoshimov F.H. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY COPPER (Cu) IN THE SOILS OF THE ZARAFSHAN VALLEY.......................................... 53 Umbetaev I., Bigarayev О., Kostakov А., Dzhumabekov H. AGRONOMIC CHARACTERS OF NEW COTTON VARIETIES OF GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM L. ........................ 58 Khonkulov Kh.Kh. FEATURES OF PREPARATION OF POTATO SEED TUBERS FOR PLANTING .................................................... 61 Yuldashev G., Askarov Kh. CHANGE IN HUMUS, ORGANIC AND MINERAL CARBON IN IRRIGATED SASA MEADOW SOILS OF DESERTS ........................................................................... 65 Yuldashev G., Diyorova M. POTASH POTENTIAL AND CATIONIC ACTIVITY IN THE IRRIGATED SOILS OF THE QARSHI STEPPE..............69 Historical sciences and archeology Ametov T.A. THE ACTIVITIES OF PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS OF THE REPUBLIC OF KARAKALPAKSTAN IN THE PERIOD OF INDEPENDENCE ......................................... 73 Economic sciences Abrashin D.K. THE ISSUES OF INVESTMENT AND BUILDING COMPLEX IN SAINT PETERSBURG ...................................... 76 Blynskaya E.S., Khnykin K.A. DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS OF PRIVATE-STATE SECTOR PARTNERSHIP MECHANISM IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ............................................................ 78 Kurmanova G.K., Abeldina R.K., Zhanbusinova M.Kh., Kaparov N.G. THE WAYS TO RAISE THE LAND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ................................................................................ 81 Philological sciences Sleptsova D.I. THE EVALUATION OF TOURISM AND RECREATION PROSPECTS OF UST-JANSKY DISTRICT IN THE REPUBLIC OF SAKHA (YAKUTIA) ...................................... 84 Pedagogical sciences Babayeva Z.S. PEDAGOGIC MASTERY OF A TEACHER IN THE ACADEMIC PROCESS BASING ON COMPLEX ANALYSIS OF EDUCATION TECHNOLOGIES ............................................................... 86 Eremina N.A. INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY OF PRACTICAL TRAINING ORGANIZATION AS A RESULT-ORIENTED MEANS OF DEVELOPMENT OF DESIGNER’S PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES ............................................ 89 Kosmaganbetova G.K. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND DIDACTIC PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING PROFESSIONALLY ORIENTED FOREIGN LANGUAGE .............................................................. 92 5 ISSN 2311-2158. The Way of Science. 2017. № 1 (35). Urazova M.B., Shayusupova Z.O. THEATRICAL PEDAGOGICS USAGE AS CONDITION FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF EDUCATION QUALITY .................................................................................................... 95 Uskova N.B. MANAGEMENT OF TEACHERS’ MOTIVATION UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF EDUCATION MODERNIZATION .......................................................................... 98 Sheveleva N.P., Korablina T.N. SPECIAL LEXIS FOR STUDENTS OF HISTORICAL FACULTY ............................................................................ 101 Medical sciences Zarechnova N.N., Raytsen V.A., Slynko T.N. THE STATE OF ENDOCRINE SYSTEM ORGANS AT DEADAPTATION AFTER ONE-MONTH RESIDENCE IN A HIGH MOUNTAIN REGION ................................................................. 104 Slynko T.N. THE STATE OF HYPOPHYSEAL-THYROID SYSTEM AFFECTED BY ALCOHOL ............................................ 106 Psychological sciences Barsukova O.A. EMPIRIC STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES OF PATIENTS HAVING SUFFERED FROM ACUTE CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT ........................................................... 108 Egorova N.A. PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSTITUTION OF THE STUDENTS OF ARTS INSTITUTE IN VlSU ............................... 110 Lyamenov R.V. THE PECULIARITIES OF PERSONALITY’S EMOTIONAL AND VOLITIVE SPHERE OF GRECO-ROMAN STYLE FIGHTERS ...................................................................... 112 Semenova A.Yu. PECULIARITIES OF SELF-COMPREHENSION BY PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS ................................................ 114 6 ISSN 2311-2158. The Way of Science. 2017. № 1 (35). СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Физико-математические науки Койкелова Д.К., Нурпейсова А.А., Нургазинова А.Ж. МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ И ОПТИМИЗАЦИЯ СЕТЕВЫХ ТРАНСПОРТНЫХ ЗАДАЧ ............................................... 10 Нурпейсова А.А., Дюсембаева Л.К. О НЕВОЗРАСТАЮЩЕЙ ПЕРЕСТАНОВКЕ ФУНКЦИЙ .......................................................................................... 12 Нурпейсова А.А., Койкелова Д.К., Тажибаев С.К. О РАЗЛОЖЕНИИ ФУНКЦИЙ ПО ОРТОГОНАЛЬНОЙ СИСТЕМЕ ТИПА ХААРА ............................................. 16 Биологические науки Кучкорова С.К. ВЫДЕЛЕНИЕ СЛАБОВИРУЛЕТНОГО ШТАММА TH.ANNULATA, ПРИГОДНОГО ДЛЯ ПРОИЗВОДСТВА ПРОТИВОТЕЙЛЕРИОЗНОЙ ВАКЦИНЫ ............................................
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