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Digital audioformat — the format of submission of sound data used at a digital sound recording, and also for further storage of the written-down material on the computer and other electronic media of information, so-called sound carriers....

Fred Pentland (a full name — Frederik Bikonsfild Pentland, English Frederick Beaconsfield Pentland, on July 29, 1883, Wolverhampton — on March 16, 1962, the Pool, Dorset) — the English football player and the trainer. I acted on the forwa...

Krumlovsky lock or Cesky Krumlov Lock (чеш. Zámek Č eský Krumlov) — the lock in the Southern Czech Republic in the city of Cesky Krumlov located in 170 km from Prague. It is considered the second-large lock of the Czech Republic after the...

Nizhni Tagil (Tagil — Mance., letters. it is a lot of water) — the city in Sverdlovsk region of Russia, an administrative center of the city district the city of Nizhni Tagil which belongs to the Mining administrative district. Railway st...

The watching hydraulic actuator — is an adjustable hydraulic actuator in which the law of the movement of an output link (a shaft of the hydromotor or a rod (in certain cases cases) a hydraulic cylinder) changes depending on the operating...

"Monsieur Verdu" (English Monsieur Verdoux) — "the comedy of murders" of Charlie Chaplin (1947). The first movie in which Chaplin completely refused a mask of the vagabond of Charlie and created absolutely unlike image of the serial murde...

The archbishop Makari (Makarios) of III (Greek Αρχιεπίσκοπος Μακάριος Γ', in the world Mikhail Hristodulu Muskos, Greek Μιχαήλ Χριστοδούλου Μούσκος; On August 13, 1913 — on August 3, 1977) — the head of autocephalous Cyprian orthodox chur...

The state academic chapel of St. Petersburg — the Russian concert organization of the city of St. Petersburg including the professional choral collective, oldest in Russia (it is founded in Moscow in 1476 by the decree of the tsar Ivan II...

Jan Tinbergen (нидерл. Jan Tinbergen; On April 12, 1903, the Hague — on June 9, 1994, the Hague) — the Dutch economist. Together Ragnar Frisch are the first owners of the Nobel Prize on economy in 1969 "for creation and application of dyn...

Croatian national team on soccer represents Croatia in the international matches. Managing organization — the Croatian football union. The team exists since 1990 and FIFA and UEFA in the summer of 1992, in a year after obtaining by Croati...

"Aftonbladet" (Swede. Aftonbladet — "The evening newspaper") — the Swedish newspaper tabloid. Today it is the largest daily newspaper in Scandinavia (according to Tidningsstatistik AB, the Swedish statistical company) and one of the large...

Nintendo GameCube (яп. ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendo: Ge:mukyu:bu); officially called GCN in the West and NGC in Japan — the fourth home video game console from Nintendo, belongs to the sixth generation of game systems. Predecessor of Wii and su...

The driver of a semiconductor radiator — the electronic device intended for transformation of electric signals which purpose is regulation of current of injection, and also, in certain cases, temperatures of semiconductor radiators. ...

Soulcalibur (яп. ソウルキャリバー So:rukyariba:) — a three-dimensional fayting for the arcadian machine gun, Dreamcast and Xbox 360 consoles, and also for the iOS and Android operating systems. It is developed by the Project Soul team and Namco i...