December 17 the first rector of NTU "KPI" Y. Yakymenko and deputy chairman of the All-Ukrainian association "Prosvita" prof. A. Ponomariv, solemnly cut the symbolic ribbon and opened the Ukrainian Educational and Cultural Center "KPI".
After the meeting a solemn ceremony of handing the Certificates to new members of BSUN – Finance University of the National Bank of Ukraine, Crimea Pedagogical Engineering University, Sevastopol National Technical University.
Dynnyk Oleksandr Mykolayovych (1876-1950) - Academician of the Ukrainian SSR (1929), academician of the USSR (1946), Honored Researcher of the USSR (1944), Professor (1911).
he movie focuses on the process of material fracture resulting from their “fatigue”. It points out the main strength criteria. It tells about the reasons and the properties of material ageing, and the ways of controlling this process.
Japanese specifics of marketing - in close contact with customers and ingenuity in on business practices. Key features of modern maketing:
Serene recent days - a good time for a walk in the fresh air. And for those who come to study in the KPI from other cities - the opportunity to begin acquaintance with Kyiv, with its historic sites. From where to begin? - Of course, from Khreshchatyk!
All of us came from childhood. Certainly, everyone remembers their favourite toy (usually it is a thing made by your parents or yourself). National toy museum invites you to touch to the childhood (address: Klovskiy uzviz, 8 ).
Sundials are the most ancient mechanisms for determination of time. Mechanical clocks are considered to be very complex device. Another thing is sundials: a simple stick and shadow on a flat disc. However, like many antique mechanisms sundial is much more difficult than the mechanical one.
The bell tower of St. Michael's Monastery built in the years 1716-1719 in place of disassembled wooden bell tower in the Ukrainian Baroque style. The bell tower has three tiers and 23 bells.
A long time ago a wise inventor of the dial locked in a circle past, present and future, so that it never escaped and that no one could touch it. And the arrows, slowly moving from one mark to another, move the flow of time. Today's story is about the oldest and largest clock in Kyiv.
