VECHORKA, in vostochnoslavjanskoj mythologies the goddess of a vesper dawn.

VESHIN JAroslav (1860-1915), the Bulgarian painter. Realistic cloths on themes of the Balkan wars 1912-13, household scenes.

VESHSHELENI Miklosh (1796-1850), baron, one of chiefs of nobiliary opposition in the Hungarian state collection in 1830-1840-Õ. Supported independence of country from Gabsburgov, realization of restricted bourgeois reforms.

REAL NUMBER, the same, that a real number.

SUBSTANCE, kind{view} of a matter which has a rest-mass (fundamental particles, atoms, molecules, etc.). In chemistry of substance it is accepted to section on simple, derivated by atoms of one chemical element, and composite (chemical combinations).

PROPRIETARY INTEREST, version of the proprietary interests relating figure of the absolute powers. Object of a proprietary interest is the concrete thing. Kinds{views} of a proprietary interest: the property right, easements, the right of the lien, etc.

THING, in a civic right - the legal object of the property and other proprietary interests. The proprietor has the right to possess, use and dispose of a thing in the limits statutory.

THING, in philosophy - the subject of a material real having relative independence and resistance of existence.

"TRANSCENDENTAL OBJECT" (a nem. Ding an sich), the philosophical concept meaning things, as they exist{breathe} in themselves (" in themselves "), how they are " for us " in knowledge; one of central concepts of " Criticism of clear reason " I.Kanta.

WINNOWING, the machine for secretion of a grain from a heap received{obtained} after a thrashing of agricultural crops. It is substituted by more perfect grain-cleaning machines.

ONE-TO-ONE CORRESPONDENCE, such correspondence between elements of two flocks at which to each element of the first flock there corresponds{meets} one fixed element of the second flock, and to each element of the second flock - one fixed element of the first flock.

RELATIVELY PRIME FIGURES, the natural numbers which are not having common divisors, distinct from 1; napr., 15 and 16.

The RELATIVE{MUTUAL} EDUCATION{LEARNING} (Bell - Lankasterskaja system), system of education{learning} in an elementary school at whom the higher and more aware pupils under a guiding of the teacher led occupations with other pupils. It is developed by the English teachers A.Bell (1753-1832) and Dzh. A Lancaster (1778-1838). In Russia it was used with 1818; some schools acted till 1860th.

INTERACTION, the philosophical grade reflecting processes of influence of objects against each other, their relative{mutual} condition and causing by one object other. Interaction - the generalpurpose form of motion, development, determines existence and structural organization of any material system.

INTERACTIONS FUNDAMENTAL in physics, are known 4 types: the strong, electromagnetic, weak and gravity. For protons at power ~1 GeV intensity stipulated with these interprocess communications concern accordingly as 1:10-2:10-10:10-38. The consolidated theory of electromagnetic and weak interactions (weak coupling) is developed. There are the models including as well a strong coupling (great association). Attempts are done{made} to describe all 4 interactions on the unified basis{fundamentals}.

INTERCHANGEABILITY, in technique - property of equal component parts, clusters or integrated machines, mechanisms, apparatuses and other designs, permitting to assemble or change{interchange} them without preliminary adjustment.

INTERCHANGEABILITY of RESOURCES{SAFE LIFES}, possibility of using of miscellaneous kinds{views} of resources{safe lifes} for achievement of an economic optimum. Distinguish interchangeability of resources{safe lifes} technical and economic. Economic-mathematical models of calculations of efficacyy of the relative{mutual} changing of resources{safe lifes} are developed.

INTERCHANGEABILITIES the LAW, the same, that the Bunsen - Rosko the law.

INTERRELATION, in philosophy - the relative{mutual} condition of objects the friend the friend; see. Communication{connection}.

UPLIFT, in geology - a steeply dipping fault on which breeds of a trailing wing are biased up concerning breeds of a lying wing.