SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARANE, M.E. - ARANOVSKIY, M. Y.

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clots.; ARANX, H.S.;
Observations on synthom7ain
Anglisb]. Vest.derm. i ven.
BILIU, I.V. (Bylyte, I-V.1
therapy in syphilis [with sum-ry in
31 no.6;32-36 N-D 157. (MIRA 11:3)
1. Is kafedry kozhnykh i venericheakikh bolesney (zav. - dotsent
L.I.7andeyev) launaBskogcf maditsinskogo institute (dir. - prof.
Z.I.Yanushkyavichus) i Kaunesskogo kozhno- rologicheekogo
dispensers (glavVy,vfqch V.G.ShmuylitdP~
(OHLORAMPHINICOL, ther. use
syphilis)
(SYPHILIS, ther.
chloremphenicol)

NEKRICH, Ye I. ARANE M Yu.- SMIENOVY N.A.,, prof... red.;SHILLING,
V.A:j ~4T.- Tzd-va,--o' ~S, V.
L.p tekhn. red.
[Overall mechanization and automation in housing construction
combines]Komplekenaia mekhanizatsiia i avtoratizatsiia na,
domostroitellnykh kombinatakh. Pod obshchei red. N.A.Smirn
Leningrad., Leningr, dom nauabno-tekbn.propagandy, 1961. 34 P.
(Bibliotecbka stroitelia po makhanizataii I avtoratizataii
stroitell.stvay no.3) (MA 15:8)
(Leningrad-Precast concrete) (Apartment houses)
(Automation)

POPOVA, Dobra;_LR~IYGEW~V.,tan,
.. gel
Application of heterosis method to melons and
watermelons,
Selskostop nauka 1 no.lOtIO87-1090 t62.

ARANI OKI , M. , prof . dr. ; GAON j J. , prof . dr.
On a new approach in the eradication of typhus in endemic
foci. Med.
arh. 16 no.6:15-23 N-D 162.
1. Epidemioloski institut-Modicinakog fakulteta u. Sarajevu
(Sef:
prof. dr M. Aranicki). (TYPHUS)

-- ARANICKI --H.
e---'.
Main problems of the control of infectious diseases in
the
comunes. Bul se Youg 7 no.1/2:10-11 F-Ap 162.
1. Epidemioloaki institut Medicinskog fakulteta,
darajavo.

ARANICKI. Milos, prof. dr., Sarajevo
Improvement in notification of communicable diseases
b7 rendering
fees. Nmrodno zdrev.. Beogr. 10 no.9:265-268 1954.
(COMMUNICABLE DISIASES, prev. & control
Yugosl., notification fees)

ARANICKI, Milos, Frof.',dr.
Problem of tactics In the fight against typhus fever
in relation
to late recurrences (Brill-Zinsser's disease).
Higijena. Beogr.
7 no.1-4:84-94 1955.
1. Medicinski fakultet, Sarajevo.
(TYPHUS prev. & control
Brill's dis. In Yugoel. (Ser))

nvot I 7q;-aajit 'o 2, Fob 61
Vol 15, 1.
n o
]~~Ccl ati -1 to nopeatod 7his
, 11p1_4.
a. frFoha~!Ii-"t.-an - Rat,= to Lifaft
Prof Dr Fordor LTJ'.:PCb
pp
vactIrAtion c: C1,111rcri ,;~tlmst
Dipht-horla Izz ':kie Bast
ProtactIon J.;,p.%nt;t -a' m D' n6t5o"
Prof LT jakol~ , CAM,
7. .1, i~
culty of Id.-Cint, rZe've; pp 7-9.
r-czdrd.1n41 t1l~o L-023 of wrp;
P.-Imarl'us Dr
V~ljvlj~; rp 10-13.
5. MY Tru-vml~ Direa3c. rr PPIS-15.
6. winflu,=-tion of Ovtrles ar4
OvIducts" rm p-tca BOOLUA,
G~Mocoloslst; pp ifo-Is.
7. -!'or* Atout Epllt~;Fyn Dr Ivan
MIUMV11c, Na1=zpz7ch!-,t-
rist; pp
,-1 S ~Cozigezltal Dislo'laticin of 'he
HI? cnd Its Trcatzontrl
Doctait, -,~r F. PPCTIC; pp 91-23.'
_ Bnttl~s Aetlnrt ;ubrculosis"
S. "The Yu"oslAv
1411an .11. P: e-
___ - .1 Z-2L.
AThb *=giac waruiaz _-.4 11.:'Ith. DT
7,mdovari STJLPA;"OV11
Pp
#,klcohcl P-nsen-. &ra D2r=t~^Lt
Problem of PtaLlc U641thi
T_- Veljko 9 "I"CIC; pp

ARAITIC SET-STNU, E.
KI .. M:L~pj JAKOB, Gaon,
Recent epidemiology studies bn endemic nephorpathies
in Peoplels
Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovir;a. Mod. arh. 15
no.3:99-130
My-Je 161.
1. Epidemioloski institut Medicinskog fakulteta u
Sarajevu (Sef.
prof. dr Milos Aranic1d) Pnetralni higijenski zavod
u Sarajev-u
(Direktor: dr Ante Jamnidl~i).
(KIDNEY DIS WES epidemiol)

R. A]IV:=CVIG
"Active assets of enterprises." P. 468. (FINANSUE, Vol. 7, no.
9/10, sept./Oct. 1952,
Beograd, Yugoslavia)
SO: Honthly List of East Earopean Accessions, L. C., Vol. 2,
No. 7, July 1953, Uncl.

GALANKIH, N.K.; MALYAVIN, G.T.;-ARAWV A. MNOVA, Ye.S.
,__.D.; XLE
Repeated surgery in the tetralogy of tallot. Grud.khir.
no-4:25-32
Jl-Ag 162. . I ~ (MIRA 15:10)
1. Iz Instituta khirurgli imeni A.V.Vishnevskogo (dir.
daystvitellny!y chlen ANN SSSR prof. A.A.Vishnevskiy) AMN SSSR.
(TETRALOGY OF FALLOT)

A14ANCY, M. M.
"Tactical Navigation," Naval Fleet, Military Publishing House, 1938.

-AIWIOVIOH, A.,
L, -
Author of the articlo,, "Shell for the Pneumatic Guns"
illustrating the construction of a
shell to be used in the pneiumtic gun clescribed in his articlet
11 Making New Devices for
baching Firing on the Move." (Tankist., Moscow Noo 4, Apr, 54)
SO: SUM Noo 239p13 Oct, 1954

ji. T. kand. 'Lek! in. nauk; SAvili -'L
L(
1e deformations during pilc~ di'l t n ir c, n E. ca t IL
nmacri (I r(, a -
Perinissib
Froizv. trub. no.12:51.-56 '64.
(MIRA 17: 11)

AG14NOVSKIY, I.; A~L4QYkOH,J3.; BELYAYEVA, V.; BOLISHAKOV,
A.; GRUZDEV,
V.; LICH, S.; ZELENTSOV, I.; KONKIN, A.; LEVIT, R.; MIKHAYLOV,
N.; MOGILEVSKIY, Ye.; SERKOV, A.; SMELKOV, G.; SNETKOV, N.;
SOROKIN, Ya.; SHIFRIN, L.
In memory of Vladimir Sergeevich Smurov, 1897-1965. Khim.
volok. no.2:78 165. (MIRA 18:6)

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BOGORODITSXIY, H.P., professor; VASIL'YEV, D.V., professor;
BAYDA. L.I.
dotsent;,ODINTSOY, G.T.# dotsent;SEMMOVICH, A.A., doteent;
FATMT.
A#V., dotsent; MUNSON, R.I., dotidht; ARAIX)VICH 3 starshi7
prepoas,vaVell; GIMOR, D..S.atarshiy prop ~.;OLCTSKIY, Ya.A.,
prepodavatell. I
Development of automatic control and telemechanice in the fifth
five-year plan. Avtotd* i telem. 14 no.2;238-240 Mr-Ap 153.
(MI&A 10:
1 Leningradskiy elAttotekhnicheakiy indUtut Im. T.I.'Ullyanova
(;Vnina)
(AutorMU.Amtrol) (%vote control)

TIMOPEYEV, Vladimir Andrayevich, prof., doktor takhn.nauk;
MORDOVINq B.M., prof.j retsenzent; RYABININ, I.A.)
dots., kand. tekhn. nauk) inzh.-kapitan III ranga.,
retsenzont; GAKKEL', Ye.7a., doktor tekhn. nauk. prof.,
retsenzent; ARMOV1Q~,__P,,j.j dots., kand. takhm, naukp
retsenzent; GORBENKO, B.M., st. prepodavatell, retsenzent;
GEKTOR, D.S., retsenzent; VOLIFE, L., red.
(Fundamentals of the theory of automatic control] Osnovy
teorii avtomaticheskogo regulirovaniia; uchebnoe posobie.
Leningrad, Severo-Zapadnyi zaochnyi politekhnicheskii in-t.
No.2. 1962. 195P. (MIRA 17:1)
l.Voyenno-morskaya akademiya korablestroyeniya. i vooruzhe-
I
niyL imeni A.N.Krylova (for Mordovin,Ryabinin).

ANNOVICH dote.,kand.telchn.nauk
.22&AV)k
[Parametric current and voltage
metricheskie stabilizatory toks,
lektaii. Leningrad 1958' 37-
avtokontr-olia. no.l~
(Blectric controllers)
stabilizers; lectures] Para-
i napriazheniia. Pismennye
- (09novy telamakhaniki i
(MIU 12:2)

28 (1) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sav/2748
Aranovich, B.I., Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences
----------------
ftorr telemekhaniki i avtoko-atrolya; pislxennyye lekts;ii. Vyp.
1. Parametricheskiye
stabilizatory toka i napryazheniya .(Fundamentals of Remote
Control and Autowk~ie
Inspection; Written Lecutres. No. 1. Parametric Current and
Voltage Regulato ft)
Leningrad, 1958- 37 P- 1,000 copies prini6d,.,,
Sponsoring Agency: Severo-Zapadnyy zaochnyy politekbuicheskiy
institut.
No contributors mentioned.
PUPWOSE: The booklet is intended as part of a textbook for
students of the Servo-
zapadnyy zaochnyy politekhaicheakiy iastitut (North-~restern
Correspondence
Polytechnic) of the Ministry.of Higher Educatio4 of the USSR.
COVMAGE.- The booklet presents a systematic treatment of
parametric current and,
voltage regulators. The treatment of this as well as other
problems of z ote
Card 1/3

iundcoentals of Remote Contral (Cont.) SOV/ZT48
control and automatic inspection was found inadequate in existing
texbookB for
the purposes of tiie dourse on the Fundamentals of Remote and
Automatic Inspection
aCthe, North-western Polytechnic. No personalities are mentioned.
There are
3 references: all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
lActuxe I. Basic Considerations
1. Problem of stabilization 4
2. Classificatilor, Of regulators 4
3- Principle of stabilization 6
4. Current riagulation 8
5. Voltage regulation 9
6. Regulation factor 10
Lecture II. Parametric Regulators With Active Nonlinear
Components
Card 2/ 3

ARANOVICH, Boris nlich; TIMOFEYEV, V.A., doktor
tekhn.nauk, prof.,
R.Kh., red.izd-va; GVIRTS, V.L., tekhn.red.
[Contactless electromagnetic relay,devices for
regulating
and automating industrial.-drives] Seskontaktnya
elektromag-
nitnye releinye ustroistva dlia upravleniia i
avtomatizatsii
promyshlennykb privodov. Leningrad, 1962. 20 p.
(Leningrad-
skii dom nauchno-takhnicheakoi propagandy. Obmen
peredovym
opytom. Seriia: Pribory i elementy avtomatikiI
no.12)
(MIRL 16:3)
(Electric relays) (Electric driving) (Automatic
control)

--- ------- - - FEREFUM I - K.Te. .; KGVIN, P-D.
I
Two-step oxidation of waste gases from carbon disulfide
production.
Rhim.volok. no.2:38-40 162. (MA 15;4)
1. Leningradskiy filial VBesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovateltakogo
institute. iskusstvennogo vololdaa.
(Carbon disulfide) (Oxidation)

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ACC N" AM6010192 Monograph
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'Ari!~ovich, Boris III ich Shamray.,
Boris Vik-torovich
omati'oh' e- '6~~kt
roind -d
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Izd-vo -#84 illub
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TOPIC TAG4*-*~ t,- electric relay electro.;-
Autoinatic coritrd~, equ pmen
fila I:e
et tq'-di eot currenti elect
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gn
phrametrid.~converterj. magnetic -amplifier
PURPOSE AND..COVERAGE#. This.book is intended fop, students in.schoolv
qC higher*educatiomin courses on. ut 1-telemechanics, e-1 -
trical.measurements, computers.,-and.,the electrlf--'--cat~toyi of I nd lo
al enterprises* It aan:Albo.be-iis6d.by.-techft:Lft[~,-I per.-r,-,~nel fui MCI -
1-.:rJ.al enterprises o d' i ffices deali
r. ea. gn o ng X1
The. authors thank Doetor'qf Teallnioal Science)- L 11) r e ~P i k7. j:. t.1
1*1oaenta.V,- I,'. Nef edova',and Ye. B
'Assi oil helping in the o--q 17 a' of thf"
script.
TAY"IsE OF CONTENTS:
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24 t1betromagnetA6 vibrators for'porter~:suppl~ devices- 117
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the -'-conversio* o
k,,.,weak.d'c signals 118.
25.~: Vibrators, for

-,,Ch.3.X.- Magnetic clutches ---.120

26'
Purpose and'alassification of magnigtic clutches , 120

27,~ Friction
clutches. '120
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powder clUtc
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29 Clutches coupled through a magnetic: field

.Ch.Y:. Some
'induigtrihl.ele4.-tromagnetio.devi
Oes 130

-electromagnetic- moving ramature equ 130~
-Wpes-of% ipment
30

31. Information r9lays -6!-'130

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32..Pow

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-'Ch#XX41 General-consideratidw~---- .142

ea A 101

ARANGVICH, D.,.kandida t iskusstv02nAnlya.
4rchitecture of small structures ("Architectural metal fences"
by S.G.
Rosenblium "Fountains" by p.A. Spyshnov). Reviewed by
D.Aranoviche
Gor.khoz.14osk.'25 no.8:39-40 Ag 151. WRA 10:1)
(Fountains) (Fences)
(RoeqnblIum,,S.a.). (Spyvhnov, P.'A,.)

"Choice of building site toll industrial enterp'rises.ll A. ~'.
Va.~ittsveyg. Re-
viewed by D. M. Armiovich. Gig. i-sxi. no. 8, 1952
SO: 'MMA, December 1952.

IlBuildinf7 ceramics. Catalo-handbock.11 Tjla:~O.-v
fir].
Aranovich. ,or. khoz, llosk. 26, No.
SO: 11-KA) Spetember 19~,2

ARANOVIGH, D-~-authorl; MASHINSKIY, L. [reviewer].
Hon-fulfilment of a task (alandscaps gardening of cities.0
D.Aranovich.
Reviewed by L.Mashinskii). Zhil.-kom. khoz. 3.no.6:29-30 JS
153.
(KLU 6:7)
(Landscape gardening)

"aOVIGH, D.M.
"Distribution of industrial enterprisea in the city,O V.B.
Likotley, Re-
viewed by.D*K. Aremovich. Gig.i. san. no.6:58-60 Je 153,
(XUL& 6:6)
(Gity planning) Iyakovlev, T.B.)

MUSIYINKO, P.N. [author.1; ARMOVICH. D- Ereviewer].
Closer tieo with the building industry (OCeramics in architecture
and build-
ing.-N P.N.Ws'ienko. Reviewed by D.Aranovich). Stek.i ker.10
n0-9:31-32
S '53. (MI" 6:8
(Ceramics) (Building materials)

ARANOVICH, D.
("Farm buildingsn by G.I. Katellva. Reviewed by D.
Aranovich).
Sell. stroi. 9 no-5:3 of cover Ag '54. (MIRA 13:2)
(Farm buildings) (Katellva, 0.1.)

ilhlis6ellaneous Bodk review

Pub. 104

"-Ai- novich.-D'X

lie
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-1 ec ure
Maus:-i archit t'
p4iriodlcl

Sv'Stek
30~31 00 -1954

A,baltrac,
I :~6iti6al re Ot albo6k entitledr,"Artistic
Glass and Its. Applicatioft-.:

tur
-in ArchitectWoe", published by the-Academy ofArchitec e, USM a pro-

sented.
Jnatituiion
too

14
ARANOVICH, D.In kandidat tekhnicheskIkh nauk.
AV**WWI7WWIIII;I;
Review of A.A.Poliskov's book "City traffic and
street planning."
Gor.khox.Mosk. 28 w.7:38 Jl 154. (MLU 7:7)
(City traffic) (Traffia engineering)

AID F 2728
Subject
USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1
Pub. 78 - 25/27
Author
:
Aranovich, D.

Title
: Titkov, V. I., Bogdanov, V. N. and
Makarov, A. I.

Proyektizovanlye i stroitel'stvo neftebaz
planning

and building of oil-bases 1953 (Review)
Periodical
;
Neft. khoz. v. 33, #6, 92-94, Je 1955
Abstract
: The
reviewed book deals with all the aspects of

planning oil
depotsemall and large, and in its

second part treats
construction material4 and

building procedures, also plans
of various 1;.ypes

of oil storage and tanks.
Institution
:
None
Submitted
: No date

- ARANOVICH D. kandidat' tekhnichaskikh nauk.
I
1--=, ~-~
"Manual on agricultural construction.* Reviewed by D.
Aranovich.
Sell.stroi. 11 no-9:32-33 S 156. (MMA 9:11)
(Building)

AUNOVICH, D., kandidat iskuestvovedeniya.
I IMIMMINN"p.
I
Stone carversj# -Prom*koop. no.5.*38 My 157. (XLRA 10:8)
(stonecutting)

ARAW)VIXi".. P~, arkhitektor,
Realization of plane. Sell. stroi. 11 no.401 156 Ii.e.
1571.
(Building) (KLHA 10.-.6)

ARAHOVIGH, D.M. - ., :j- . .
.A. -- 1- ;0-. ~74-
'
~ I
~
Main city bighways" by M.I.Zroshavakii. Reviewed by
D.M.Aranovich.
Gor.khoz.Mosk. 31 no.12:37-38 D 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Road construction) (Broshovskii, M.I.)

ARANOVICH, D.M.
, , w
fww'Mm 14 ~--Vt,
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Study and plan tho development of city traffic
("Problems in the
development of transportation in large cities" by A.A.
Foliakov.
Reviewed by D.M. Aranovich). Gor. khoz. Mosk. 33
no-7:38-39 JI
'59. (MIRA 12:10)
(Traffic engineering)

A,,iA,IlOVICII
,'0'-,3h-!IOur
Gor j - t"ic flow anC, tjj-
- -. 14031c, - 0 distribution of ronidoptial ar(,-zs
'-10 -'35 n0-1--12-~23 Ja 16.1.
(II.,oscow-CIV planning) 012L-A 14:2)
(MOs COW-Tx~affic engineerim )

AMOVICH, G.L., inzhener.
1."
- e~~
Tables for calculating the chemical components and
verifying chemical
analyses of wateri Rate. i izobr. predl. v stroi.
no.329:22-31 '56.
(Water-Andlysis) (MBA 9-9)

DUBROVSKIY, V.V.,
inzh.;-AMOV-WH-,-I-.L-T;-SURENIYANTS,, S.Ya.
Technical specifications SN 14-57 for the design and
construction
of bore holes for water. Vod. i san. tekh. no.1:33-34
J 162.
Ak 15c6)
(Boring)

GOLUBEV, Vladimir Vasillyevich; MJkRhIJSHMCHO A.I., red.;
ARAMANOVICH,
I.G... red.; SOLOMENTOV, Ye.D., red.; ARANOVICH, 1. . red.;
MURASHOVA,, N.Ya.., tekhn. red.
[Single-valued analytic functions; automorphic functions] Odno-
znachnyo analiticheskie funktsii, avtomorfbye funktaii. Vstup.
statlia A.I.Markushevicha. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo
fiziko-matem.lit-
up 1961# 455 Po (MIRA, 15 '. 1)
(Functions, Analytic) (Funotions, Automorphic)

GtURI, it., inzh.; ARAVOVICH, L!_,, inzh.
-------------
"Ostanki no P-811, automatic meat stuffing machinery
for making
dumplings. ftas.ind.SSSR 31 no.1:10-12 160. (MM 13:5)
1. Gipromyaso.
(14oocow--Faaking houses--Equipment and supplies)

ARANOTICK. Lev YikkisylovicIh; LOMA, Alsksandra Arturovna;
ZYUMOT,
I.P., red.; A MSTU, T.-TeF., takhn.red.
[Without paper and distance; principles of radio engineering)
Bes bumagi i rasstolanil; o9novy radiotakhniki. Moskva.
Olkanie,* 1960. 31 p. (MMA 14:4)
(Radio)

ArmonCII., M.A.
Organizatsiia potoka na mashinostroitell nom zavode. Moskva,
Yashgiz, 1C50- 126 p.
I
Organization of assembly lines in a machine-building plant.
SO: Mimufacturing and Plechanical Engineering in the Soviet
Union, Library of
Cangress, 1953.

Ml'.'EJM, A.D.; ARMVICH, M.I.
Ditbizone method of determining low concentrations
of
e7anides. Zav.lab, no.4:426-429 l6o. (KM UtO
1. VsesoyuzrW7 nauchno-isaledovatrliskiy i
proyektrWy institut
mekhanichaskoy obrabotki poleznykh iskopayw7kh i
VaeaoyuWy
nauchno-iesladovatellskiy institut metodilri i
tekhniki
razvadki.
(Cyanides) (Dithlions)

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BARSKIY, B.S.; GROMOY, H.P.;
GUMNICH, B.Ye.; DTORIN, 11~ MiLYSY, N.Y.; ZVOLINSKIT,
I.S.;
KABLUKOTSUT, A.F.; KAPHLOTICH. A.P.; KASHCHMO, D.S.;
KLIMOYITSUT,
M.D.;4CLOSOY, M.I.; KOROLET, A.A.; KOCHINIff, Te.Y.;
LESKOT, A.Y.;
LITSHITS, M.A.; HATYUSUINA, N.Y.; MOROZOT, A.N.;
POLUKAROT, D.I.;
IRAYDILII P.G.; ROKOTTAN, U.S.; SMOLIARRNKO, D.A.;
SOKOLOY, A.N.;
USIMIN, I.N.; SHAPIRO, B.S.; MISHTM. Z.D.; ATRUTSKAU,
R.F., red.
izd-va; TARA , A.I., takhn.red.
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metallur-
ga, 1960. Xoskva, Gos.nauchno"tekhn,izd-vo lit-ry po
chernoi i
tavatnol metallurgii. 1960. 369 p. WRA 13:7)
(Metallurgy)

IANDSBERG, G.S.,, akad. [deceasedIj MAYANTS, L.S.,, doktor
fiziko-matem. nauk;
BATUYEV, M.I., doktor khim. nauk; BARYSHANSKHA, F.S.,, kand. fiziko-
matem. nauk; STERIN, Kh.Ye... kand. fiziko-matem. nauk; ARANOVICH,
P.M.,
kand. khim. nauk; BYALOVA, ~.V., mlad. nauchnyy sotr.; ROTYOVA, S.V..,
mlad. naucbWy sotr#; RABINOVICH, N.Ya,, mlad. naucbnyy sotr.; BM-
GAUT, V.G., red. izd-va; GOLUB', S.F., tekhn. redo
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for 1928-1940] Rasseianie sveta i infrakrasnaia spektrookopiia;
bibliograficbeakii ukazatell 1928-191+0. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk
.SSSR, 1961. 45i P. (MIRA 14:3-1)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Komissiya po spektroskopii. Sektor seti
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AUTHORS2 Aranovich, R. 11, Pyatnitskiy, A. 1, 48-22-5-6/22
TITLE:i Sooondary Emissi n Prom Composite Emitters at High
Goeffi-
oients of Secondary Emission (Vtorichnaya emissiya iz slozh-
nykh emitterov pri bol'shikh koeffitsiyentakh T-torichnoy
emissii)(Data From, the VIIIth All-Union Conference on Cathode
Electronics, Leningrad~ Ootober 17-24, 1957) (Haterialy VIII
Vaesoy,uznogQ soveshchaniya po katodnoy elektronike, Leningrad,
17-24 1957 g.
PERIODICAL& Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR,,Seriya Fizicheskayaq
1958,
Vol. 22, Nr 5, PP~ 518--527 (USSR)
ABSTIU.CT t The high inertia of the autoelectronic current is
an essential
particularity of the-autoelectronic emission. The first one
beeomes manifest by the fact that the secondary autooleotronic
current weakly follows the changes of the primary current. As
a retardation (Ref 1) of the formation of the autoelectronic
current, which lasts unto 24 hours, makes this effect praoti-.
cally the idea has formed to create emitters of
an intermediary type in which a normal secondary emission
would be intensified or increased by a partly utilisation of
Card 1/4 the electric field which forms because of the
positive charges

Secotdary Emission From CompositeEmitters at High Coeffi-
48-22-5-6/22
cients of Secondary Emission (Data From the VIIIth All-Union
Conference on
Cathode Electronics, Leningrad; Octoter 17-24, 1957)
on the surfaoe of the emitter. The first author used tivo
production methods for emitterst a) MgO-goating of the back-
ing by magnesium evaporation in an oxygen atmosphere and
b) by pulverisation of finely dispersed MgO. Such emitters had
a considerable coeffioient of secondary emission (order of 8o);
their inertia in the range of sound was not high. An epsential
deficiency of such emitters was their low operational stability
and a certain difficulty of the production of layers which
work together with a aesium photocathode. In this work effecti-
ve emitters were investigated, which consist of thin MgO
layers. These layers were faced upon nickle backing as carbona-
tep which then by annealing in vacuum was decomposed and con-
verted into MgO. The measuring results allow to make some basic
conclusions which are necessary for tPe understanding of the
motion of the mentioned emitters. 1) The characteristics of
the Yariable domponent are perfectly different from the our-tea
which were obtained for the total current. In the process of
emission one ought to start from the presence of two completely
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can change

Secondary Emission From Composit*Emitters at High Coeffi-
48-22-5-6/22
cients of Secondary Emission (Data From the VIII th
A-11-Union Conference on
Catt,ode Electronics, Leningrad, October 17-24, '1957)
very muoha According to the density of the primary current,
the veloqity of the primary electrons, the magnitude of the
suction voltage, the structure of the layer and other factors.
Such a sharp difference of the characteristics of the variable
oomponent aame surprisingly. From a comparison with referenoes
6-1o the autho:z.-s come to the conclusion that the component
without modulability must consist of autoolectrons which
arrived ih the va,luum without any high energy loss from the
backing of the emitter,, The variable component of the
current,
however. cannoi completely be attributed to the so called
"true
secondary" electrons.. A considerable possibility of a direct
emission into the vacuum by avoiding the dielectric also
exists
beneath the main process of the emission of the autoelectrona
from the metal. through the dielectric into -the Y-acuum. To
this
contribute many, cracks on the emitter after the heating
(fig.15
a~b),, 2) The characteristics of the variable component are
neither the characteristic of the totAl current nor of the
curr-
ent of the so called 'Itrue secondary" electrons, They only
Card 3/4 characteriz% the variable component of the secondary
electrons

Secondary Emission From Compos_5_t!~Emitters at High Coeffl-
48-22-5.-6/22
cients of Secondary Emisoion (Data From the VIIIthe All.-Union
Conference
on ('O'athode Electronics, Leningrad, October IT-24i 1957) ,
which must not be mixed up with the ourrent of the "true
secondary" electrons, as -::t often happens in single cases. In
the discussion on this abstract participatedi Ye. A. Krasovs-
kiy, I. F. Pesgyatskir, O~ M. Sorokin, L. W. Dobretsov and
the first authors There are 15 figures and 12-i-eferences; 9 of
which are Soviet.
1. Secondary enCission--Analysis 2. Secondary
emitters--Prcduction
1. Secowaxy eir,-'~ttp-:t~s-.-E~"fect-.~Lvereas
3 4. Magnes-lum oxides--Appli-
catiops
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AUTHORS - Aranovich,.R,M.j Ksendzatskiy, I.G. and Timofeltev,
P.V
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TITLE: Cold-Cathode Electronic Tubes
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii ivauk SSSR, Otdcleniye
tekhnicheskikh
nauk, Energetika i avtomatika, 1960, No.6, pp.143-i47
TEXT: The cathodes employed in normal electron tubes produce the
emission by virtue of being heated to comparatively high
temperatures. Apart from being heated, these cathodes have the
disadvantage of a comparatively short life. Consequently,
attempts have been made to develop cold cathodes and in 1938 two
of -the authors (Refs.1,2) discovered that it was possible to
obtain
a sustained secondary emission from metal cathodes coated with
thin
layers of high-resistivity materials. Recent years have
witnessed
the development of an electron tube based on a magnesium oxide
cathode (Ref-3). Such cathodes were prepared and investigat~_d
also. The base of the cathode was made of nickel which was
coated with magnesium carbonate by means of'cathop]3-07esis, the
thickness of the coating being 5011. The cathode was heated in a
vacuum so that the magnesium carbotiate was decomposed into MgO
and
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C02 and the layer of the magnesium carbonate on the cathode was
converted into a layer of magnesium oxide whose thickness was about
3011. The layer of magnesium oxide prepared in this way had a
porous structure capable of sustaining electron emission. However,
in order to produce the emission, it is necessary to place a grid
in
the Vicinity of the cathode and apply a potential difference
between
the iAckel base of the cathode and the grid. The emission can be
obtained if the potential difference is about 120 V, provided the
energy of the electrons bombarding the cathode is less than 50 OV.
The emission can be initiated by bombarding a cathode with an
electron ciirrent of 10-10A, Vrovided the electron energies are of
the order of a f ow e'V. When the electrons pass through the layer
of magnesium oxide the cathode. is heated. This effect was
investigated experimentally and,the resultA are shown in a figure.
The electron emission from magnesium-oxide cathodes is probably due
to tkie. fiold emission from the nickel base of the cathode which
is
caused by the acti *on of the positive. charges produced on the
surface
layer of. the magnesium oxide wbile this is bombarded by the
electron
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current at the instant of initiating emission. During the
operation of the cathode, the poi;ltive charge on the magnesium-
oxide layer is maintained as a result of the secondary entission
from the wall,-5 of its pores, which emit the electrons. The
inagnesium-oxide cathodes were used in cons tructingr an
amplifier
pentode tube which, apart from the three grids, lind a starter
electrode consisting of iting.9ten filaments; the filaments were
situated in special holes provided in the anode cylinder. The
construction of the tube is shown diagrammatically in Fig.2,
where I is the magnesium-axide cathode, 2, 3 and 4 are the
grids, 5 is the anode and 6 and 6, are tungsten filaments
of the starter One side of the filaments is connected to the
anode, while their remaining terminals are attached to special
input pins of the tube; the starter filaments are used as an
electron source for bombarding the ningnosium-oxide cathode -it
the
instant of switching-on the tube. The tube was constructed of
standard components and had the dimensions of the tube type
30TIIC (30PIS) The grid-anode characteristics of the tubes were
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measured. One set of experimental curves is shown in Fig.6,
where. the anode current 1. is plotted as a function of the
voltage Uy applied to the control grid; the Voltage of th'p
screen grid was 250 V, while the anode voltag
,e was varied from
180 to 300 V. From these experimental characteristics it is seen
that a slope of 0-5 to 0.6 mA/V can be obtained over a
comparatively
wide'linear.region. The tubes of this type can operate only if
the
potentials at all the grids and the anodes are positive with
respect
to the cathode; the control of the anode currents can only be
achieved if the control grid is given a positive potential.
Secondly, the tubes have a comparatively large noise level. The
tubes can be used as audio frequency amplifiers and their great
advantage lies in the fact that their life 'is almost
indefinitely
long -and their starting time is,.comparatively short. The
experimental tube described in this article -cannot be regarded
as
fully-successful since it was not constructed of specially
designed
components.. The authors express their gratitude to V.S.C%orshkov
for testing the tubes.
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;ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy elektrotekhnicheskiy institut
na (A116-Union Electrotechnical Institute
im. V.I.Leni
imeni V.I.Lenin)
SUBMITTED: September 12,-1960
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AUTHO.*-'%S: Aranovich, R.YLOY Ksendzatskiy, I.G.0 and Timofe.yev,
FTT.~
TITLE: Some emission properties of electron tubes with
cold cathodes
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronikap v. T, no. 9, 1962,
1529 -11538
TEXT: Th.e changes are studied which take place in electron tubes
during the initial period of operation of cold cathodes. It was
found that the temperdture of the cathode core at.I- = coilst., as
c
well as-the starting time of the cathode, depend on the tube designi
All the measurements-were carried out on electron tubes, described
by the authors (Ref. 4: Izv. AS SSSR, otd. tekhn. n. (Energetika i
avtomatika), 1960, 6, 143). A figure shows the dependence of the
emission current I on the cathode-core temperature, after treat-
.. c
rient in an oxygen atmosphere, and after additional treatment in a
hydrogen atmosphere. These experimentep however, yiel(,ed no
defini--
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Some emission properties of D409/D301
te conclusions on the role of the oxygen or Aydrogen treatment.
The
free,path of electrons in a porous MgO~layer was measured. The ex-
peftmental setup is described. The.free path was found to be -j3
mi-
crons. As the,MgO-.Layer is 40-~50-microna thick, it follows that
the
fast electrons which are observed in the self-silstaining
emission,
are apparently not originating from the metallic cathod.e-core,
but
from the adjacent iayers. The surface potential of the cold
cathode
was measured by a convenient method. This method involves the
charg-
ing of a freely-suspended electrode which receives the electrons,
emitted by the cold cathode. It was fouad that the potential of
the
free electrode is very close to t4e potential of the cathode sur-
face-layer. A figure shows the dependence of the potential and of
the grid voltage.on the emission---current. The above method wfLs
used
for 'controlling the surface-layer state at the initial moment of
operation of the cathode. The measurements were conducted on a
large
number of tubes. It was found that the method usedt yields a true
estimate of the surface state and,that changes take place in the
ca-
thode during its operationp as a result of which the surface
poten-
tial is no longer constant. The experiments showed that the self-
sustaining processes take'place -in the surface layer itself,
whose
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thickness is comparable with the free path. The obtained results
yield the following practical conclusionsi It is necess 'ary to
insert
in,-the grid circuit of electron tubes with cold cathodes, large
ballast resistors and to connect them to the total supply-voltage;
it is recommended using a Bupply-voltage of the order of 500
volt..'
This leads to stabiiization of the emission current. In those
cases
in whi,,~h no additional (6ustaining) grid is necessary, it is
recom-
mended linking all.the grids; thereby the tube steepness
increases.
Thus, -the triodes prepared had a steepness of 0.7 0.8 mA/v,
where-1
as the steepness of.,t-he three-grid tubes was 0.4 0.5 mA/v, under
the same conditions.;'The above investigations were.carried out
for
cathodes under translint operatinG conditions which involve only
a,
drop iif the emission durrent at the initial moment* Further
investi-
gationt), involving a.qurrent rise, are necessary#,There are 14
fiq-
res; The most importajj~ English-language reference reads as
followl:
A.M. Skellet, B.G. Firthp D-V1. Mayer, Proc. I.R.E., 1959t 47, 10,
1704.
SUBMITTED: March 19, 1962
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jALUTDIRS: A, I.;
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TITLE., Cryostat for radiation recoiverE.
Union Biectrical Engineering Institute im.
olok.trotokhnichookiy inatitut)-7
Class 42 ' No. 180383 Zainnounced by All-
V. I. Lonin (Vsosoyuznyy
SOON: Izobrotoniya, promyahlonnyyo obraztsy, tovarnyyo makip no. 7,
1966, 70-71
TOPIC, TAGS: cryostat, cooling
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate prosonts a cryostat for radiation
receivers. In
its cooling system the coolant is formed by throttling comproosed
gas which is
initially cooled in a holical heat exchanger first by a coolant and
then by the
return flow of liquefied gas passing through the liquefying
chamber. To increase
the efficiency and usefulness of the cryostat and to simplify its
design, the upper
part of tho heat exchange helix passes into a heat conducting tube
which is placed
in the chambor with the-liquid coolant (see Fig. 1). The lower part
passes through
a vacuum tube with the return flow of liquefied gas, which is
connected with the
liquefying chamber.
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RUDI&T, L.N., inzh.
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A=GR I Zlotin, L.
TXTLSo conforanc, of Workerv of the 3yaS&*t1O
Etb.YI AIOOhcl la"mtry
Branch

pj==ICAI.. 1"Alcho.kWa pmolshignaeo,'. 1959.
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AMBACTs The regular branch
conference took. place this year in 1"a-
-0 discuss probloss, of the
ITth
h t

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.
k4byahavsk fro. July 14t
Industry of synthetic othavol. The conference
was convened by
i

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UPM11mmus, k"Usts. so-eta Xjolatrv~ SSSR po
khi-iL (LA-1-
, g1
t-

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%ratima of the Committee for Chemistry of the
Council a.

torl, of the MR) end by the tujbysh~
so,morkhoz.
:

from all plants of synthetic alcohol, at .
the Go.pt's ~~.gram
t

3351 and of the GoopLan program ZSFSR and of
the G.skhUk-1t.
oh*,.Il and Of .
b
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" sell. a leading sork." of the lo,c,
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stitute$ (71-tko-khl-tch.-ktY Ins "I
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number air researc
-.0.).
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Cho-l-al Scion
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Kuyby.hs,skly 1v

'a.myy ;atjt.t (ruyby.h.1
Institute of Industry), of the
01progazt.pprom). of the ;.a-
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21SLablag Institute. (G
d la this conference, shine
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Card 115 trolemat refineries, oto,p*rticipa

ame -tto-lad by 3,,
34--al. secretary of persons- It sea -,-,ad by
Comrsdo 1. M.
(Xmyb7vh" Oblast, Cut be taybysh4vakly
Oblajtc*~f kozitwt =3
mol"" Of the MU), 1,--I~ra, -or. h.14
in th' plenary -",L.nb concerning '40 t.aks of
the industry
at synthetic ethanol (I- I- Z-'Otim CQo-khik'.
It W. and
r
Oporto are "do earth' '-rk -f the Plant*
dAring the year
"0 and during the irst q-t,r Of 1959 (1. A.
Vxl"h" ~
Wby-h-w-klY ",ad lint.tich..k.g. SFIrt.
(K,yb,.h,, Pis.. a,
:Ztbtic A. P. I.Lt,L~ - 0"-A-upkly
ad (rrosW Chezinal ploet), I- A. 'A.191mov
se"Od *int*tidh*xkOgO xpirta (SlrAtov Plant Of
S.YmthetiC Alca.
he A- T- Ltkhaehev . Orgk4 ",04 sint.tich.sko,
.;iz_
Co. kplant of Synthetic Alcohol), X. M.
Py.bova - Urlookly
"104 glztmticbloko
lr* CUf& PIGDS af SYRthstlc Alcohol),
K. r.. x1l...k. - wfl'T halt an ths, lot.,ou
it
of
On the doer. cat 0 f 1.0h.i
P. Shchaki. - 111133 .%a the *PtPj_ a
hydrstLOA (Corresponding ) Condition: f
Knob- -of AS trUlt G. 9. Aorsskav). on
foreign Investigations doncernic, the
production of s.7zth,-ic
card 215 alcohol and their analynis i a the
-;S:R (Doctor
On the 9-111-ation of by-prodjc*x of %.he ;rc-
-Mil.. Of NY"thctia ethanol (Director of T&ZL
~C,.Ir., t story of the Or.k
tl.n Pr.d-
on ;'r. u
Tk) Dur ction of
Ing the o.f.r*, _7=-
the f C.-
all"imc problems. 2roWariai or r..
production. Alcohol product'. ~jhyj.no
on. the *_QcC=j
a, suto~ti- and ;rn
ducti0c control. 30 I.Iwr.. --r4 b.14. It
:th#r * to dAiregard the building of 2-3 a. he
oft#r- -or. .;posted
Y.478. 'a acc*=Pli*h he a- 7-Tt-ty Plan in 6
Card 3/3

N- P4 N t~,- t4
1. YANUSHEVSKIY, V., Eng.; ARANOVICH, YA Eng.
2. USSR 600
h. Refrigeration and Refrigerating Machinery
7. Mounting devices for malking automatic the work of a
refrigeration unit,
Moloch. prom, 14, No. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of
Congress., April 1953,, Uncl.

ARI~ VI CH, rE.
V-7entralizatsi-Ir. zho'ezn,~dorotl,.ny"h ct;,ntrli. (Ccnl i-n of
stntions). (NaWca i Tek~hniksi, 1970, rin. 51(414), p.3).
DLC: Slavic unclass.
SO: Soviet TrEms-oortation and Communications, A Bibliograp ,
Library of 4 Qongree, a,
Reference Dc---artment, Washington, 1952, Unclassified.

ARANOVICH, Yu.V.
Determining the organic maa3 and calorLfic value
o"L the
semicoke from the heat reflning of shale fine 171
the solid
heat-transfer agent method. nim. i teM. gor. slan.
i prod.
ikh perer. no.10-.285-289 162. (MIRA 1?.-5)
; 4

ARANOVICH, Yu.V. I
Determining the constitution water in the mineral part
of shale-
kukersite. Khim. i tekh. gor. slan. i prod. ikh perer.
no.11:
143-147 162. (MIRA-17:3)

TASKAyEV, I.; SOLOVIYEV, I.; KHAIS, A.;,ARABOVSKIY,
M.; POPOVII A.;
ROZEbTERG, a.
Readers'-letters. VTO 3 no.12:45-46 D 161. (MIRA
15:1)
1. Predsedatell soveta
nauchno-tekbaiabookogo~obbhcbeotva ~-
Odesskogo sudoremontnogo zavoda Ho.2 (for Khais). 2.
Vchenyy
sekretarl soveta nauchno-tokhnicheqkogo obshchestva
kombinata
Pechenganikell, pos. Nikell, Murmanskoy obl. (for
Aranovskiy).
3. Zamestitell nachallnika obshchest-vennogo
konstruktorskogo
byuro pri institute Giproshakht, Ieningrad (for
Popov).
4. Zamestitell predsedatelya soveta
nauchno~tekhnicheskogo
obshchestva Berdichevokogo kozhevennogo zavoda (for
Rozenberg).
(Technological innovations)

ARANOVSKIYj M.G.; ORLUKO. X.I.; SHTUIN. L.S.;
IYXRUSALINSKIY, A.M., dotuent,
(Drafting in machine constractioul Cherteshnos khosiaiatvo v
maahinostroenli.
Leningrad, Nanchno-tekhn. isd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry
(Laningradskoe otd-niel
1953. 103 P. (MLRA 6;10)
(Machinery--Draving) (Drawing-room practice)

ARAMOVSKIr..
Applying standards to mechanical drawing and dravin
equipment.
Standartizatsiia 27 no-3232-36 Mr 163. ~Mm 1614)
(Mechanical drawing-4tandards)

- 'W'--S- --.E- --
3 I'll.. ng.
"Experience in the Integration of Ceramic Cutting Tools in
Certain Transport
and Heavy Machine Construction Factories." translated portion of
book Highly
Efficient Methods of Machining Metals I~X Cutting, published by
State Scientif c
anU Technical PuU171iouse of Machine Construction Literature.,
Moscow-Leningrad, 1955
D 461550 Translation

A-RANOVSKII, M. and SHFIGEL-1 *- A.M.
Povy9henie ispollzovaniia oborudovanila v mekhanicheskikh
tsekhakh. (Vestn. Yash.,
1950, no. 10, p. 62-68)
Improvement in the use of machine-sbop equipment
DLC: TN4.V4
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union,
library of
Congress, 1953.

ARANOVSKII, M.JE.
Obobshchit' opyt skorostnikov po drobleniiu struzhki.
(Vestn. 'Mash., 1951, no. 1,
P. 40-46)
General practice of experts in high-speed chip crushing.
DLC: ThIh-V4
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet
Union, Library of
Congress, 1953.

WM/ Engineering Tools:

Owd IA
ftb 128:- 16/34

i Aranovskly.. M.
Title
r:An
e:qp6rimni., oil "he Introdu otion o.fcutting tools having . -,
minervLto-

ceranio cutting'edges In the Transport Machine Construction
-Fact6rie,B
PertodieRl
Vest.-mash.:32 3c
,~43 Dee
_,.Abwtract
I~The soldering: of: cutting. edges to tool
holders and the,adjusting and

sharpening ofmineralo-wcereunio cuttin
-tools is escribed;-Azid-dai
g

'tool- -h--
~givencqnoeining_ '-configuriatio a, specifications i*d ~deslloag*

diagram' tables.
h1st#Ution

Sdbm!4.tted