EASTERN BESKIDS, part of boreal border of Carpathian mountains in Poland and Slovakia. An altitude of 1000-1300 m. Actuate Low Beskids and Beshchady. In Eastern Beskids - saddle-point Duklja.

EASTERN GHATS (Eastern Ghaty), the mountains which are generatrix eastern surburb of the Decanal tableland, in India. Are dismembered on separate masses by an altitude up to 1680 m. Eastern downslopes, versed to the Bengal a hall., abrupter, than western. Monsoon forests.

EASTERN CARPATHIANS, mid-range of Carpathian mountains (between Zap. And JUzh. Carpathian mountains) in Slovakia, Poland, Romania and on Ukraine. Length ok. 750 kms. An altitude up to 2305 m (. Pjetros). Blended and coniferous forests, mountain meadows.

EASTERN CORDILLERAS of the ANDES, hrebty, generatrix eastern boundary circuits in a range of Andes in Columbia and Ecuador where they are structurally unified with Central Cordilleras, and also in Peru and Bolivia - Subandijskie Cordilleras. An altitude from 2000 up to 6000 m. In Ecuador active volcanoes. Eastern upwind downslopes are coated with ever-green forests, western - defoliation - ever-green forests and light forests.

EASTERN SLAVS, one of three (alongside with western and austral) basic groups of the ancient slavs, derivated after disintegration their ethnic and a linguistic community. Has developed in 6-9 centuries in terrain Vost. Europe. An economy: tilled agriculture, cattle breeding, a hunt, fishery, a wild-hive beekeeping. Handcrafts. The breeding unions: to a glade, drevljane, krivichi, etc. The Finishing stage of military democracy. In 1-st floor. 9 century rannegosudarstvennye associations in Compare. Podneprovje and Priilmenje, becoming the basis of the Kiev Russia in which the old russian nationality was formed.

" EASTERN BANK " (a nem. "Ostwall"), a strategic defensive boundary of a german troops on the sovetsko-German front, constructed by the autumn 1943. Passed through link: ð. Narva, Pskov, Vitebsk, Orsha, r. Sozh, mean flow r. Dnepr (the basis of " Eastern bank "), r. Milk. To the extremity of September 1943 Soviet troops have broken through " Eastern bank ".

EASTERN PROBLEM, adopted in diplomacy and in the historical literature notation of international contraventions in 18 - nach. 20 centuries, the bound with the scheduled disintegration of Ottoman empire, spreading national-liberation motion naseljavshih empire of peoples and extirpation of the european great powers for section of its possessions (some explorers actuate in concept of Eastern problem also a broad complex of political problems Compare. The orient and Caucasus).

EASTERN PROVING RANGE (Eastern Test Range), a launching site the USA on a cape Canaveral and on about. Merritt, pieces. Florida. It is built in 1946. Test launchings of missiles with 1950; the first start of an artificial satellite of the Earth in 1958 ("Explorer - 1"). On Eastern proving range the considerable proportion of space probes the USA implements.

EASTERN MANYCH, the river in the south of the European part of the Russian Federation. 141 kms, with a drainless lower reaches over 200 kms, the area of basin of 12,5 thousand êì2. Enters in Kumo-Manychskuju water system. On Eastern Manyche - CHongarskoe vdhr.

" EASTERN PACT ", the contract draft on an aid-giving behavior between the USSR, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Finland, Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania against aggression of fascist Germany. The idea of " Eastern pact " has been pushed in nach. 1934 French Minister for Foreign Affairs L.Bart; after his assassination (1934) French ruling circles have refused this idea.

EASTERN PASS (Krusenstern pass, TSusimsky a channel), southeast pass of the Korean prol. Between islands Tsushima in the west and islands Iki and Okinosima on the orient. The least width of 46 kms, a critical depth on a fairway of 92 m.

EASTERN SAYAN MOUNTAINS, a range in the south of Siberia. Length ok. 1000 kms (from a left bank of Yenisei in a southeast almost up to coasts an eskar. Baikal). Prevails srednegornyj a relief with an altitude up to 2000 m; an extreme wave height of 3491 m (in a mass Munku-Sardyk). On a right bank r. Irkut - intermountain hollows (see. Tunkinskaja a hollow). A glaciation (a gross area ok. 30 êì2). On downslopes the taiga, is higher - a thin forest and mountain tundra. Reservation "Piles". Deposits of mica, black lead, bauxites, phosphorites, etc.

EASTERN BACKBONE, range on the orient of Kamchatka. Length of 600 kms. Will consist from separate hrebtov (an altitude up to 2485 ì) with abrupt western and more cavicorn eastern downslopes. Woods of park type and shrubs (a rhododendron, a dwarf siberian pine).

VOSTRETS, the same, that a sedge.

VOSTRJAKOVO, a urban settlement in the Russian Federation, the Moscow region. A depot. 21 thousand inhabitants (1991). Wood-working and house-building combines.

"RISE", a series of multipiece spacecrafts for flights on an earth orbit. Under the program "Rise" problems of improvement of interaction of crew members in flight were decided, the capability of activity of the person in outside space was studied, scientific both biomedical probes and technical experiments were conducted. "Rise" will consist of a descent vehicle with system of mild planting, a braking propulsion system and an equipment compartment. "Rise - 2" had the airlock. Maximum mass of "Rise" 5,68 t. In 1964-65 have committed flights 2 ships "Rise" with 5 astronauts. For the first time flight of crew (V.M.Komarov, K.P.Feoktistov, B.B.Egorov, 1964) is accomplished and the first output of the person in outside space (A.A.Leonov, 1965) is carried out.

CLIMBING FROM the ABSTRACT TO CONCRETE, the research technique of object consisting in transition from the abstract and secund knowledge about a nem to his more and more concrete reproduction in theoretical intellection - as systems of scientific definitions (see. Abstraction, Concrete); one of philosophy of dialectic.

VOSMERIK, in the Russian and Ukrainian architecture (predominary 17-18 centuries) the 8-coal structure in the plan or a part of a structure, is frequent on the 4-coal grounding (" vosmerik on chetverike ").

EIGHT-YEAR SCHOOL, in 1959-84 comprehensive school in the USSR, producing incomplete secondary education.