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Akchakaya, drainage basins in the northwest of the Karakum desert. Length approx. 50 km, the depth of 200 m, is located on the bottom 81 m below sea level. AK-SHYYRAK, mountain range in the Tien Shan. Height up to 5126 m. The area of St. glaciation. 400 km2. Akylbekov Sabyrbek Mambetsadykovich (1914-68), one of the first Kyrgyz painters. Emotional lyrical landscapes ("Evening", 1967). Akyns, poet-improviser and performer of his works and folk epic and lyrical nature in Turkic Avg. Asia. ALA-ad-din Khilji, the ruler of the Delhi Sultanate in 1296-1316. Dean won and South. India, united under his rule almost the whole of India. Pursued a policy of centralization of state power. Ala-Archa, natural national park, in Kyrgyzstan, on the northern slopes of the Kyrgyz Mts., In the valley. Ala-Archa. Founded in 1977. The area of 19,400 hectares. Juniper, spruce forests of the Tien Shan, alpine meadows, glaciers. Roe deer, snow leopard; partridge, ular and others. Alabama (Alabama), the staff in the southern US. 133.7 thousand. Km2. The population of 4.1 million. People (1992). Adm. c. - Montgomery. Halabyan S. Caro (1897-1959), an Armenian architect. Major works - Central House of the Soviet Army (1934-40), the Armenian pavilion at the Exhibition of Economic Achievements (1939 and 1954) in Moscow. Alaverdi city (since 1938) in Armenia, p. Debed. Railway station. 27 thousand. Inhabitants (1991). Center of the copper industry. Mining and Metallurgical Combine; enterprises of light and food industries. House-museum of Anastas and Artem Mikoyans. Alaverdi Cathedral 1st Thurs. 11 in., A monument of Georgian medieval architecture, 20 km north-west of the town of Telavi. In terms of an elongated cross; in sredokrestiem dome on a high drum. Paintings of the 15th century. Alagaësia is a mountain in Armenia, see. Aragats. Alagiri, city (1938) in the Russian Federation, North. Ossetia, at p. Ardon, on the Ossetian Military Road. Railway station. 21 thousand. Inhabitants (1991). Woodworking plant, a plant for the production of resistance, food enterprises. Museum. Alagoas (Alagoas), a state in northeastern Brazil. 27.7 thousand. Km2. Population 2,420 thous. People (1985). Adm. c. - Maceio. ALADI (Shedu) in Mesopotamian mythology demon, good guardian spirit of each person. Aladza mountain on Kars Plateau, east of Kars. During the Russian-Turkish War of 1877-78 in the area Aladza 20.9 (2.10) -3 (15) .10.1877 Russian troops of General MT Loris-Melikov defeated the Turkish army Mukhtar Pasha, and then laid siege to Kars. ALADZHADZHYAN Stepan Egiaevich (b. 1924), Armenian writer. In 1946 he moved to Armenia (Syria). Collection of poems "Flowers of sorrow" (1942). The story "In the Desert" (1952), "Defeat" (1956) about the struggle of the Arabs against the British colonialists, the collection of stories "Golden Milky Way" (1981); historical novel "Reeds are not inclined" (Vol. 1-2, 1966-67). Aladov Nikolai Ilyich (1890-1972), the Belarusian composer, People's Artist of Belarus (1955). Author of the first Belarusian symphonic works and others. Genres. Opera "Andrew Kosten" (1947), a symphony. One of the organizers of music education in Belarus. Professor of the Belarusian Conservatory (since 1946). Alazan river in the Caucasus, a left tributary of the Kura River (which flows into the Mingechevir Reservoir.). 351 km, the basin area of 10.8 thousand. Km2. The average water consumption of approx. 98 m3 / s. Used for irrigation. Alazani Valley (Alazan-Agrichai plain Alazan-Avtoranskaya Plain) along the southern foothills of the Greater Caucasus. The height of 200-450 m. Irrigated pp. Alazan and Agrichay. In Georgia, Kakheti called plain. Viticulture. Tourism. Alazeya plateau in Yakutia. Height up to 954 m. Alazeya river in northeastern Yakutia. 1590 km, the basin area of 64.7 thousand. Km2. The average consumption of water in the lower reaches of 300 m3 / s. Empties into the East Siberian m. Halizones, Scythian agricultural tribes bass. South. Bug (7-2 cc. BC. E.). Alai Valley, intermountain basins within the Hissar-Alai and Alai between Zaalai Mts., In Kyrgyzstan. The length of 150 km and a height of 2240 m in the west to 3536 m in the east. Irrigated district. Kyzylsu and its tributaries. Alai Range, in the Hissar-Alai, mainly in Kyrgyzstan. Length approx. 400 km, height up to 5539 m. The area of 811 km2 glaciation. Alacalufe people see. Fuegians. Alacoque (Alacoque) Margaret Mary (1647-90), a French nun vizitandinskogo Monastery in Paray-le-Monial. Her mystical visions 1673-74 laid it in the book "The Adoration of the heart of Jesus" (published in 1698), were the impetus for the emergence of the cult of St. Heart of Jesus, officially recognized by the Catholic Church in 1765. The memory of the Catholic Church on 17 October. Alakol (Alakul) endorheic salt lake in the east of the Balkhash-Alakol Basin, Kazakhstan. Approx. 2650 km2, depth up to 54 m. Fishing. Alalia (from a - a negative prefix and Greek. Lalia - speech), the absence or limitation of speech in children due to underdevelopment or defeat the speech areas of the cerebral hemispheres. Alain de Lille (Alain de Lille, Latinized form Alanus ab Insulis) (d. 1203), French scholastic philosopher, theologian and poet, a Cistercian monk. The author of "The Wailing of nature" - the philosophical and moralistic vision in prose and verse - and allegorical epic in hexameters "Antiklavdian." ÅLAND (Ahvenanma) (Swedish. Aland, Fin. Ahvenanmaa), approx. 6.5 thousand. Granitic islands and skerries in the Baltic m., At the entrance to the Gulf of Bothnia Hall .; within Finland. 1.5 thousand. Km2. The population of approx. 25 thous. People (1992). Fishing, beach resorts. Until 1809 under the rule of Sweden, then (until December 1917) - Russia. In 1921 the Council of the League of Nations recognized the sovereignty of Finland over Åland you. Under the Geneva Convention 1921 Aland Islands demilitarized and neutral. After the 2nd World War, the newly demilitarized (1947). Aland Congress, representatives of Russia and Sweden (on the Aland Islands, May 1718 - October 1719). Trying to end the Northern War bilateral agreement without the mediation of third powers. Interrupted due to disagreement of the Swedish government to cede Livonia. Alanine, an aliphatic amino acid, a-alanine, CH3CH2 (NH) 2COOH, is found in many proteins, b-alanine, N2NCH2CH2COOH - in the number of biologically active compounds (coenzyme alanine, pantothenic acid, etc.). Alanya, in the context. 9 - beg. 13th centuries. State Alans in the central part of the North. the Caucasus; stood out from the Khazar Khaganate; collapsed as a result of the Mongol invasion. Alanic Gate, the ancient name Daryalsky Valley named Alan. Alans Iranian tribes of Sarmatian origin. C 1. lived in the Sea of Azov and the Ante. Alanya, participated in the Great Migrations. Caucasian Alans (in Russian jars) - ancestors of the Ossetians. Alapaevskih, city (with 1781) in the Russian Federation, Sverdlovsk region., At p. Neiva. Railway junction. 50.2 thousand. Inhabitants (1992). Iron and Steel Works; plants: Machine Tool, "ROAD", etc .; woodworking industry. Founded in 1704. Alaric I (Alaricus, Alarich) (c. 370-410), king of the Visigoths from 395. 410 captured and sacked Rome. Alarcon (Alarcon) Pedro Antonio de (1833-91), Spanish writer. Poems in the Romantic spirit, realistic novels about heroic anti-Napoleonic struggle. Humorous story of the life of Spanish society early. 19 in. "Three-cornered hat" (1874), novels. Alastor, in Greek mythology a demon chasing a criminal, "the evil eye". Whitepox, kind of variola milder. ALAS (Yakutia.), Flat depressions in areas of permafrost rocks formed as a result of thawing and subsidence. From tens of meters to several kilometers in diameter. ALAT, city (1982) in Uzbekistan, Bukhara region., Near the railroad Art. Alat. 9.4 thousand. Inhabitants (1991). Alatau (Alatoo) (Turk. - Motley mountains), mountain ranges, on the slopes of which are areas covered with vegetation, interspersed with white patches of snow and rock streams (eg., In the Ile Alatau Wed Asia). Alatau, urban village in Kazakhstan, Alma-Ata region. 4.2 thousand. Inhabitants (1991). Institute of Nuclear Physics, Academy of Sciences of Kazakhstan. Alatyr city (since 1780) in the Russian Federation, Chuvashia, a marina on the River. Sura, at the confluence. Alatyr. Railway station. 7.7 thousand. Inhabitants (1991). Electrical engineering, woodworking, footwear, food processing. Museum. Known since 1552. Alatyr in the Volga River, a left tributary of the Sura. 296 km, the basin area of 11.2 thousand. Km2. The average water flow of 36 m3 / s. Rafting. Alawites (Alawites, Filalidy, Filaliyskie sheriffs), the dynasty of sultans (from 60-ies. 17 in.), And then (from 1957), the King of Morocco. During the period of the French protectorate (1912-1956) lost real power. Since March 1956 again led government. "Alash", a political party in Kazakhstan 1917-20. Sought autonomy Kazakhstan. In December 1917, the center has created a "Alash Orda" and "Alash Autonomy" (in November 1918 abolished Ufa directory). Alashan, desert in Central Asia, in the north of China. Approx. 170 thousand. Km2, the height of 800-1660 m. The plain with the island ridges, Upland areas, shifting sands, salt marshes. Nomadic livestock. Alashan (Helan Mountains) range in China, along the south-eastern edge of the desert Alashan. The length of 270 km, height up to 2855 m. The rocky semi-desert. Alasheev Yuri T. (1923-59), test pilot, Colonel, Hero of the Soviet Union (1960, posthumously). Testing of a number of aircraft AN Tupolev Design Bureau, in Vol. H. The first Soviet jet passenger aircraft Tu-104. Died during the test aircraft. "Alash Orda", the center of the party "Alash" and "Alash Autonomy", December 1917 - March, 1920. Center - Orenburg, head - Cadet A. Bukeikhanov; had several branches. Alashordyntsev troops were part of the White Guard troops. Eliminated the Kyrgyz (Kazakh) revolutionary committee. Albazino Russian fortress on the left bank of the Amur River in 1651-89. Based EP Khabarov. Since 1684 the center of the province. By the Treaty of Nerchinsk abolished. Albans (3 in.), The first British Christian martyr, executed during the persecution of Christians under Diocletian (c. 305). Memory in the Orthodox Church on August 23 (September 5), in the Catholic - 22 of June. ALBANIA (Shqipёria), the Republic of Albania (Republika e Shqipёrisё), the state in South. Europe, on the Balkan Peninsula, bordering the Adriatic m. 28.7 thousand. Km2. The population of 3.4 million. People (1992), approx. 98% - Albanians. Urban population - 35% (1990). The official language - Albanian. Believers mostly Sunni Muslims, there are Catholics and Orthodox. Administrative divisions: 26 Reti. Capital - Tirana. The head of state - the president. The highest organ of state power - the unicameral National Assembly. The central part of the coast - plain; rest of the territory is occupied by mountains - North. Albanian Alps, xp. Tomori, Korab (up to 2764 m). The climate is subtropical Mediterranean. The average January temperature of 8-9 ° C, 24-25 ° C in July. 800-2000 mm rainfall per year. Large lakes (Albania - partially) - Shkodra (Scutari), Ohrid, Prespa; p. Drin. St. 38% of the territory is covered by forests and bushes, approx. 1/4 - mountain meadows. The oldest population - Illyrians. During 2. BC. e. - 4. n. e. as part of the Roman Empire, then Byzantium in the 15th century. captured by the Ottoman Empire. In 1443 the struggle against Ottoman rule led by Skanderbeg, founded in 1444 Lezhskuyu league Albanian princes. In 1912, after the defeat of Turkey in the 1st Balkan War, proclaimed an independent state. In 1924, Albania underwent a bourgeois-democratic revolution, which was suppressed with the support of foreign powers. Albanian-Italian treaties and agreements in 1926, 1927, 1936 consolidated the political and economic dependence of Albania from fascist Italy. In 1939 Albania occupied by fascist Italy, in September 1943 - Nazi Germany. In November 1944 the country released the National Liberation Army of Albania; in January 1946 proclaimed the People's Republic. In December 1976 proclaimed the People's Socialist Republic of Albania, May 1991 - The Republic of Albania. The special election (1992) in parliament won the Democratic Party (founded in 1990). In February and March 1997 in Albania started riots, accompanied by widespread cases of seizure of arms, renunciation of submission to the authorities, the president accused the rebels of being involved in financial fraud. The President S. Berisha failed to bring the situation under control. Due to the threat of complete chaos and mass emigration to Europe (especially in Italy), the European Community decided to introduce Albania armed forces of NATO member countries. Albania - agro-industrial country. After 1949 laid the foundations of national industry. Approx. 45% of national income generated in industry and 33% in agriculture. Mining chromite (St. 1 million. Tons per year), iron-nickel, copper ore, brown coal, oil, natural bitumen. Electricity production 4.1 billion. KW. h (1990), mainly hydropower plant on the river. Drin. Refining industry, ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, metalworking, mechanical engineering, chemical, textile, food processing industry, woodworking and paper industry. Basis of Agriculture - crop (approx. 2/3 of the gross agricultural product). As part of arable farmland St. 83% (48% of it - under cereals). Wheat, corn, rice, sunflower, sugar beet, tobacco, cotton. Subtropical fruit growing, viticulture. Gornopastbischnoe livestock. Length (1988), 684 km of railways, paved roads 18.5 thousand. Km (1991). Major seaports: Durres, Vlora. Export: chrome ore, ferrochrome, agricultural products (tobacco, olives, citrus fruits). Major trading partners: Italy, Greece, Turkey, Germany. Currency - lek. Caucasian Albania, an ancient state in East. Transcaucasia in 4-3 centuries. BC. e. - 10 in. n. e. (in the lower reaches of the Kura and Araks). Capital - Kabalaka, Partav (Bard). United nations Albania, Utis, the Caspian Sea and others. In 3-4 centuries. under the authority of Iran, in the 8th century. conquered by the Arabs in the 9th century. split into principalities. From the 10th century. most of the land as part of the Caucasian Albania Shirvan et al. states. Albanian Socialist Party (ASP), founded in 1941 (until 1948 KP Albania), with the June 1991 called the TSA. Chairman of the Presidium of the Governing Council - Nano F. (1991). Organ - the newspaper "Zeri i popullit" theoretical - the magazine "Ruga e Partisi." Albanian language, a separate branch of the Indo-European family of languages. The official language of Albania. It is assumed that the Albanian language continues one of the Paleo-Balkan languages have disappeared. Genetically closest to the Illyrian, Thracian and messapskomu. Writing on the basis of the Latin alphabet. Albanian Telegraphic Agency, the state news agency Albania. Founded in 1944, Tirana. ALBANIANS (self - shkiptar), the people, the general population of Albania (approx. 3,250 thousand. Man, 1992). The number in Yugoslavia in 1985 thousand. Man of Macedonia 500 thousand. Man. The total number of 6.1 million. People. Albanian language. Believers mostly Sunni Muslims, there are Christians (Catholics and Orthodox). Alba Iulia (Alba-Iulia), a city in central Romania, the administrative center of the county of Alba. 72 thousand. Inhabitants (1989). Machinery, porcelain, footwear, food processing; production of refractories. A major center of Dacian early slave state; ancient Roman military fortification. Cathedral (13-17 cc.), The citadel in the Baroque style (18 in.). Albena, climatic resort in Bulgaria on the Black m., To the north of Varna. Albuquerque (Albuquerque) Afonso d '(1453-1515), Portuguese navigator, Viceroy of Portuguese possessions in India in 1510-15, founded the Portuguese colonial empire in the east (center - Goa). ALGA, city (1961) in Kazakhstan, Aktobe., At p. Ilek. Railway station. 17.5 thousand. Inhabitants (1991). Chemical Plant. ALGA Alexander Ye (1913-77), the national poet of Chuvashia (1970). Collections of poems, and poems "At home" (1952), "Countrymen" (1956), "The Edge of my favorite" (1971); novel "The Sword and sickle" (Vol. 1-2, 1969-70). Algebra (Arab.), Part of mathematics, developed in connection with the problem of solving algebraic equations. Solution of the equations of the 1st and 2nd degrees known since antiquity. In the 16th century. Italian mathematicians solved the equation of 3rd and 4th degrees. K. Gauss found (1799) that every algebraic equation of the n-th degree has n roots (solutions), real or imaginary. In the beginning. 19 in. Abel and Galois proved that the solution of the equations of degree greater than 4, generally speaking, can not be expressed in terms of coefficient equations using algebraic operations. In modern algebra studied the general theory of sets, which define algebraic operations, similar in its properties to act on numbers. Such operations can be performed, eg., Over polynomials, vectors, matrices, and so on. D. Boolean system of algebraic methods for solving logic problems and a set of such tasks; in the narrow sense - tabular, matrix construction of propositional logic that defines logical operations on them. Algebraic geometry, a branch of mathematics that studies algebraic curves (surfaces) and their multidimensional generalizations - algebraic varieties. Algebraic curve (surface), the curve (surface), expressed in Cartesian coordinates algebraic equation. Algebraic functions, the function associated with the independent variables of algebraic equations. Algebraic expressions, expression, made up of letters and numbers, signs connected algebraic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, root extraction. Algebraic equations, the equation obtained by equating the two algebraic expressions. Eg., X2 + xy + y2 = x + 1. Algebraic equation with one unknown can be converted to the form of AB + a1x + ... + anxn = 0. Algebraic numbers, the number of satisfying an algebraic equation with integer coefficients. Algeti RESERVE, in Georgia, on the left bank of the river. Algeti. Founded in 1965. The area of 6000 hectares. Eastern spruce, Caucasian fir, oak, maple, wild pear, etc .; deer, wild boar, marten, brown bear and others. Algol (from the English. algorithmic - and algorithmic language - language), the name of a number of programming languages used in the preparation of programs for scientific and technical tasks on a computer. Developed in 1958-60 (Algol 58, Algol-60); improved in 1964-68 (Algol-68). Algol, b Perseus, eclipsing variable star whose brightness varies from 2.1 to 3.4 magnitude with a period of 2 days 20 hours 49 minutes. Algonquin Wakashan languages, macrofamily Indian languages. Includes Algonquian languages ritvanskie (Yurok and Wiyot people in California), a dead language Beothuk Language (Newfoundland), selishskie, Wakashan languages and some others. Algonquian, Algonquin language family, a member of the Algonquin vakashskuyu macrofamily Indian languages. Algonquin, a group of Native American peoples (Ojibwa, Micmac, Delaware, Cree, Montagnais, Naskapi, cheyeny et al.) In the US and Canada. 260 thous. People (1992). Speak Algonquian languages. Algorithm (algorithm) (from algorithmi, algorismus, initially - Lat. Transliteration of the name al-Khwarizmi's mathematics), a method (program) computing solutions and others. Tasks accurately prescribe how and in what order to get the result, is uniquely determined by the initial data. Algorithm - one of the basic concepts of mathematics and cybernetics. In computing, the algorithm used to describe programming languages. ALGORITHMIZATION 1) phase of solving the problem, which consists in finding an algorithm for the problem formulation of the solution. 2) Section informatics, learning methods, techniques for constructing algorithms and their properties (sometimes also called algorithmic). Algorithmic language, formal language for a unique recording algorithms. Consists of a set of characters (alphabet), syntactic rules and semantic definitions. Is the foundation of programming languages. Aldan, town (village until 1939. Obscure) in the Russian Federation, Yakutia, Yakutsk on the Amur-road path, 290 km north of the railroad Art. Berkakit. 26.4 thousand. Inhabitants (1992). Center production of gold and mica. Metalworking, manufacture of building materials. Aldan River in Yakutia, a right tributary of the Lena. 2273 km, the basin area 729 thousand. Km2. Flows mainly in Aldan Upland. Average water consumption 5110 m3 / s. Navigable for 1,753 km from the mouth. The main marina: Tommot, Ust-Maya, Khandyga. Rich in fish (sturgeon, sturgeon). Aldan (pres. Fam. Landau) Mark Aleksandrovich (1886-1957), Russian writer. Emigrated in 1919. In the historical tetralogy "The Thinker" (1921-27; the novels: "The Ninth Thermidor," "Devil's Bridge", "Conspiracy", "St. Helena, a small island") conceptualized events Russian and European history con. 18 - early. 19 cc .; In the novel "Origins" (1950), "Key" (1928-29) - the prehistory of the revolution in Russia. Prose tends to the tradition of classical Russian literature, combines historical authenticity with an entertaining storyline. Aldan-Semenov (pres. Fam. Semenov) Andrew Ignatievich (1908-85), the Russian writer. Was arrested and spent 15 years in the camps. The most famous story "The bas-relief on the rock" (1964) - one of the first published works in the Soviet Union of Stalin's camps. Historical novels about the Civil War. Books: "White Island" (1931), "The Law of Friendship" (1954), "Bay of Desire" (1958), "Red and White" (Vol. 1-2,1970-74), "The storm over Russia" (1980 ), and others. Aldan mica-bearing area in Yakutia. Opened in 1934. The metasomatic deposits (Timptonskaya, Emeldzhakskaya, Elkon et al. Group of fields). Phlogopite occurs predominantly jacks, as well as lenticular bodies and veins. Reserves of 0.35 million. Tons at an average grade of phlogopite (raw) 51 kg / m3. Production center - Tommot. Aldan Shield, the projection of the Precambrian basement in the southeast of the Siberian platform, basically coinciding with the Aldan Upland. Composed of metamorphic rocks of the Archean and Proterozoic. Aldan Upland, in Yakutia. Height up to 2306 m. The mountain ranges: Sunnagyn, Zap. Yangi and others. On the slopes of larch taiga, above 1300 m rocky tundra. Iron ore, coal, mica, gold. ALEANDER (Aleander) Jerome (1480-1542), an Italian scholar and Cardinal (1538), a librarian at the Vatican under Pope Leo X; as the papal nuncio in Germany struggled with the Reformation. Issued Greco-Latin vocabulary and grammar of the Greek language. Aleatory (from Lat. Alea - dice, chance), the method of musical composition 20 in., Which uses elements of chance as a formative factor. Halberd (fr. Hallebarde), edged weapons - a long spear impaled with a battle-ax. Was armed infantry in several European countries in the 14-16 centuries. As ceremonial weapons - up to 18 in. See. Also Berdysh. ALABASTER (from the Greek. Alabastros), 1) a mineral variety of gypsum. 2) One of the names plaster. Aleviz Fryazin (Aleviz Milanese) (Aloisio da Milano), Italian architect con. 15 - early. 16th centuries. From 1494 he worked in Moscow, participated in the construction of the Kremlin wall along the river. Neglinnaja (1495). Aleviz Fryazin Aleviz (Aloisio) New Italian architect con. 15 - early. 16th centuries. In 1503-04 built in Bakhchisarai Palace Khan Mengli Giray. Since 1504 Moscow (Archangel Cathedral in the Kremlin, 1505-08). Silt (from the Greek. Aleuron - flour), loose sedimentary rock intermediate in composition between the sand and clay rocks, the size of the bulk grain 0.01-0.1 mm; cemented silt called siltstone. Alevtina (Valentina) Caesarea (Palestine) (d. 308), the Christian martyr damaged in persecution of the Emperor Maximin, the sister of the martyr Hion. Memory in the Orthodox Church 16 (29) of July. Alegra (Alegria) Shiro (1909-67), the Peruvian writer. Realistic novels "Golden Snake" (1935), "The Hungry Dogs" (1939), "The large and alien world" (1941) about the social tragedy of Indians of Peru. Alesi (Alesia), an ancient Gallic fortress city; the siege and capture of Alesia by Julius Caesar in 52 BC. e. completed the conquest of Gaul by Rome. Hillfort in Dijon (France): remains of fortifications, siege Roman buildings, weapons and other findings. Aley, the river in the Altai, a left tributary of the Ob River. 858 km, the basin area of 21.1 thousand. Km2. Average water consumption 34 m3 / s. Used for irrigation.

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