The paper presents an experimental verification of Prigogine-Glansdorff’s theorem for evolution of complex biological systems and verification of Prigogine´s theorem for an open nonequilibrium thermodynamic (biological) systems. Entropy can be represented as a value that indicates how many different states are in the system, but it does not represent if they are stable, i.e. it is not linked to the concept of chaos, order and disorder act as deterministic and non-deterministic state of the system. Thus, we found that the conditions of Prigogine-Glansdorff’s theorem for studying the biosystems don’t suite because it is common (except for tremorogramm’s parameters of the spring period) that the entropy of parameters of tremorogramms and myograms statistically doesn’t change.

Using the methods of statistical analysis and methods of multidimensional phase spaces (analysis and calculation of the volume of quasi-attractors matrices mezhattraktornyh distances) studied the behavior of the state vector of the body girls (for example, the behavior of the parameters of the cardiovascular system) with transshirotnyh movements. The differences in the assessment of the dynamic behavior of the parameters of the cardio-vascular system, namely the decrease in quasi-attractors indicates good revitalizing effect two-week stay in a boarding house young children oilman. Analysis matrices mezhattraktonyh distances showed that the motion of chaotic and stochastic centers at latitude movements somewhat different girls: mezhattraktornye distance when driving chaotic center upon arrival to rest down, after a two-week vacation, it becomes even more, to return to the city of Surgut is similar to the results for the arrival at rest, indicating the lack of formation of the girls adaptive mechanisms, as well as a significant tension of regulatory processes and the degree of mismatch of functional systems at transshirotnyh movements.

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The paper is concerns problems of professionalization HR-experts in USA. Information on structure of professional organizations in the ­ eld of HR practices and ways to outreach HR-experts are described. Of special interest is the assessment of HR-experts performance, undertaken on the basis of Friedson’s model. Of interest is also description of methods, HR-experts currently use to assess their own performance and speci­ cs of professional training. As the authors show, the need for entry control to the profession in terms of certi­ cation or acquiring higher education I relatively weak. The very fact of low entry barrier for HR practices may relate to low recognition of signi­ cance of HR-activities by public and business community. Despite the claims of the US HR-experts that they enjoy some autonomy of operation, in fact they tend to consider their work as being intrinsically controllable by their professional organization.

The paper presents results of neuromuscular system indices in male and female subjects aged between 20 and 28 who have been living in the North over 15 years and have different experience of applying cold procedures. Mean age of subjects is 22.8 years. Hand tremor parameters were recorded before and after local chilling procedure, on this basis body reaction in all experimental groups was compared. The control group is composed of participants who do not receive the experimental treatment. Group 1 composes of subjects who take chilling procedures less than 1 year. Group 2 composes of subjects who take chilling procedures more than 2 years. The effect of local chilling of changing neuromuscular system indices (tremorograms) is compared in 3 experimental groups in different seasons. During the experiment the statistical processing of obtained data is carried out, quasi-attractors squares are calculated for all experimental groups, phase portraits of tremor dynamics are created. Thus, order parameters in description of neuromuscular system under local chilling are identified.