The article provides a comparative analysis of the study of the diameter of the cornea in children with primary congenital glaucoma. Three methods, which are used in pediatric ophthalmology, are described. The first method is measuring the diameter of the cornea using a school ruler, the second method is using a surgical compass and the third is a new method developed with the use of a gauge in the form of glasses and a computer program. All the positive and negative aspects of methods for studying the diameter of the cornea are described in detail.
Мақолада “муқаддас жой” атамасини зиёрат туристик кластери пойдевори сифатида тадқиқ этиб, унинг зиёрат кластербоплик даражасини аниқлаш методологияси ва ўлчов мезонлари ишлаб чиқилган. Бу мезонлар асосида
мамлакатимиздаги бир қатор муқаддас жойларнинг реал зиёрат кластербоплигини муаллифлик усулида тўрта:”муқаддас маскан”; “диққатга сазовор муқаддас жой”;“жозибадор зиёрат ҳудуди”ва“кластербоп зиёратгоҳ” сифат даражалари аниқланаган.
This article analyzes the etymology numerative lexemes of Hindi specific to Indo-aryan languages. All analyzed examples were studied such types as tadbhava, tatsama and vidshi, recognized in Indian linguistics and their specific semantic features were shown. Aspects of some numeratives equal to other numerative words have also been identified. It has been studied that lexemes belonging to most numeratives have other semantic properties in addition to their own meaning, i.e. they also have the phenomenon of homonymy. All the samples analyzed were found to belong to 3 groups, namely, weight, length, land area, and their specific expressions were studied. The etymological study of numerative lexemes revealed that only one group, the numerative words per unit length, existed in both tadbhava, tatsama, and videshi types. It has also been found that there are several forms of examples of some numeratives and that there are differences in their application. In particular, it is emphasized that many numerative words belonging to the tatsama and tadbhava types were widely used in ancient times and are still widely used today. Different aspects of the use of lexemes specific to some numeratives are also shown.