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<p>The received signal in numerous practical wireless transmission scenarios, such as multi-hop systems, cascaded channels, keyhole multiple-input-multiple-output, and radar systems, can be realistically modeled as ...

The article examines the development and formation of V.V. Kolesov's linguistic ideas in the field of Russian historical lexicology on a broad historiological and specific linguistic background. The search for his ...

The article examines semantic and pragmatic features of the discursive complex i da (“and yes”). The relevance of the research is explained by the active inclusion of i da in contemporary speech practice, various genres ...

The article aims to give an overview of women’s ego–narratives from the twen-tieth century while demonstrating how the personal experience of living in dif-ferent periods of the last century was recorded (re-written) and ...

This article presents the results of a sociolinguistic electronic survey conducted in 2017–2019 in Finland. The purpose was to reveal the attitude of children towards their names in bilingual and polylingual families living ...

The article describes the experience of teaching Russian language and culture at the University of Finland. In particular, methodological techniques from the field of linguistics related to the study and comparison of ...

Abstract. The goal of the article is to study the English prototypical constructions “and yes/yeah, and no” and their translations in some European languages, to confirm the hypothesis about their calquing and recognition ...

The aim of this article is to describe substantives derived from toponyms on -izaziya (-ization). The authors identify the range of this vocabulary (more than 130 lexems) and verbs correlated with these nouns, give its ...

The new borrowing smoothie/smoothy from English is considered in the article. The collected corpus of derivatives and spelling variants is about 200 units. The word smoothie/smoothy is fixed in English is 1977, in Russian ...

Since the late 1990s, set nominal phrases (usually consisting of two words, hereinafter referred to as SNPs) having the word war in their structure and denoting types of interstate conflicts have significantly enriched ...