Bibliography style guidelines
References are presented in alphabetical order according to the author's surname, with Russian-language sources listed first, followed by English and other language sources and then websites. Each source in the body of the abstract should be referenced as [1], where 1 is the matching number of a source in the reference list.

Below you can see some particular reference examples for the proposals/abstracts submitted for participation in the «Lomonosov» Conference:

Patsyna V.L., Kvaskov V.D. Atlas of phonetics and Arabic graphics. M., 2003.

Nushikyan E.A. Typology of intonation of emotional speech. Kiev; Odessa, 1986.

Dostoevsky F.M. Collected works: In 30 vol. L., 1972-1989. T. 6, 7, 9.

For articles in separate editions and collections:

Knyazev S.V. Phonetic realization of stress in various phrasal positions in modern Russian // Phonetics today: topical problems and university teaching. M, 1998. P. 57-89.

Tkachev I.Y. Semantic feature 'Effect accumulator' and its relevance for the construction of a taxonomic classification of Russian verbs // Proceedings of the XII International conference of students and young scientists "Lomonosov". 12-15 April 2005 T.IV: Foreign languages. Philology. M., 2005.

Pisemsky A.F. The feuilletons of Nikita Bezrylov // Pisemsky A.F. Full. collect. op. SPB.; M., 1913. T. 7. S. 612-625.

Pankov F.I. The functional-semantic category of adverbial temporality and the system of meanings of adverbs of time in the Russian language // The Moscow University Herald, Ser. 9. Philology. 2005. No. 1. P. 45-50.

Dictionary of Russian dialects of the Middle Urals / Ed. A.K. Matveeva: In 7 v. Sverdlovsk, 1964-1988.

Fedorova L.G. Quotation // Literary encyclopedia of terms and concepts. M., 2001. P. 507.

Kalyuzhnaya I.A. The concept of "childhood" in German and Russian linguistic cultures.

Author's abstract. diss. ... cand. philol. sciences. Volgograd, 2007.

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