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Ceny i oferta asortymentowa nawozów mineralnych w opinii producentów rolnych

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Piwowar A.
Journal of Agribusiness and Rural Development
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2011
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issue 4(22)
135-144
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The mineral fertilizers are the basic means of production used by agriculturalists in order to improve the size and quality of the cultivated plants. The retail prices of the most popular mineral fertilizers have risen in the last years. The paper discusses the research results concerning the agriculturalists' opinion about the mineral fertilizers’ prices and assortment in the market. The research revealed that the high prices and their disadvantageous relation to the fruits' of the earth prices affect the farmers.
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PERIODS AND FORMS OF SOCIALIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC INNOVATIONS

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Berkau U.
Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric
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2008
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issue 13(26)
99-109
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In this paper we consider inside-scientific and as well as outside-scientific periods of socializing scientific innovations, we analyze its following forms: knowledge, information, opinion, belief (as trust), program, etc. Socialization of natural sciences is discussed.
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OPINIONS OF CULTURALLY DIVERSE SAMPLE OF ASIANS ON WISDOM

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Brezina I., Ritomsky A.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2010
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vol. 42
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issue 6
619-637
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Development of expert theories of wisdom shows a general shift from emphasizing the role of cognitive processes to broader definitions, which perceive wisdom as a way of integration of cognitive skills, emotional abilities and personality. Within the Eastern concepts of wisdom, its spiritual part is often mentioned. Research studies of public opinions about wisdom, conducted on a Western sample and confronted with pioneer findings obtained on non-Western samples show that it may result appropriate to contemplate the concept of Western wisdom as dominantly based on rationality, knowledge and reason and the Eastern approaches as the ones emphasizing emotions, intuition and transience. The sample of 646 students from culturally and religiously differentiated regions of Asia documents the variability of answers to the scale-type inventory questions and the sample introduces us to the diversity in basic parameters of Eastern understanding of wisdom.
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