SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AUL Y.M. - AURELIAN, Z.

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AULI, Yu.M. [Aul, J.)
Some anthropometric regularities of hoad growth in
school-
children. Trudy MOIII. Otd. biol. 14sl~)-25 164. (MIRA
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1. Gosudarstvennyy universitet, Tartu, Estonskaya SSR.

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Ethnological Sciences,
Moscow, 3-10 Aug 64.

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Mechanism of the concentration and separation of recoil atoms
In the systems solid phase - gas aixl solid phase - solution.
Radiokhimlla I no.6:742-746 159. (MIRA 13:4)
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So d State Physics - Structural Crystallography LP-4
Abs Jour ; Faf Zhur - Fizika., No 3j, 1958., No 5847
Author : -AmI&Y-taer J. j, Lefelds M*
Inst Not di'ven-
Title Anisotropic 8=3.1-Angle Scattering of X-rays in
Gmpbite
Orig Pub Bull. Acad. polonj, sci.jo 1957# Cl- 3# 5j No 3P
291-2940 Mv,
Abstract It is shown that the wos.U-angle scattering of
X-raye in
pressed specimens of powdered graphite., in which the
crystal-
lites have a definite orientation., is anisotropic. M&king
into accouta the dimensions of the regions witheleetronic,
den-
sity it is concluded that, the snall-angle scattering is due
not to the grains of graphite but to pores in these &-&ins.
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AULEYTIIER,
"Produ6iAg X rays of 10 MeV energy b.y means of a linear accelerator"
p. 369 Goste
MAL Vol. 4, No. 3, 1953, Warszawa)
East European Vol. 3, No. 3 4
503 Monthly List of A~ Accessions./Library (if Congress, March 195Y,
Uncl-

--j
A
"Radiation of X rays in tho procesa of absorption of atomr,
by mne5ons."
Postepy Fizyk,!, Waraw, Vol 4, No 4, 1953, p. 49?
SO: Ep-stern European Accessions List, VDI 3, NO- 10, Oct
1954, Lib. of Congress

L e I'T Q t i. , J u L, I ri 1,3
Category : FOLOD/Solid Stetc Fhysies - Structural
Crystallography E-3
As Jour :Rof Zhur - Fizike, No 3, 1957, No 6542
Luthor :Auloytner, Julian
Title I
, p1l'con 7oV =rmnic Anelysis in Electron Diffraction for
the Investigntion of the Fotontinl Distribution in the
Crystalline Lrttico.
Orig Pub s Fostapy fiz., 19,16, 7, No 2, 183-192
Abstract Brief abstract of the voek rcrformcd by B.K.
Vaynshtcyn end
Z.G. Finskar, devoted to thoepplicat."ion of harmonic
arinlysis
to the detormination of the potontial distribution in the
crystelline lattice by electron diffraction. Bibliography,
10 titles,
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POLARD/Solid State P%ysics - Geae*1
Abs Jour Ref Mur - FULka., No 4.. 1958, i1o 8156
Author
Inst Not Given
Title Folish-Czechoslovak Conference on Solid
;),tate Physics
Orig Pub POSUPY fiz.., 1957., 8., No 3) 379--383
Abstract No abstract
E-1
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POIM/Solid State Physics - Structural Crystallography
E-4
As Jour Rof Zhur - Rzika, No 6, 1958., No 130115
ork the form of the focus are clearly ftscernible by
the
smearing of the vertical and horizontz.1 lines on the
photo-
graph of metallic grids. Beproductions of Laue patterns
and Debye patterns.. obtained with the described tuber
are
given. To obtain Debye patterns., a fccal distance of
60 microns
is proposed, In the case of good vacuum., the
fluctuations
of the anode current are 5%j and if the vacuum
deteriorates
slightly., the current fluctuations increase to 10%.
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POLAND/Solid State Physics - Crystal Morphology. E.
Abs Jolar : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 7, 1959, 154'(2
Author : Auleytner,_J., Kolakowski, B.
Inst : Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences,
Warsaw
Title : Microscopic Observations of the Surface of InSb
Monocrystals
Orig Pub : Acta phys. polon., 1958, 17, No 2-3, 93-9:')
Abstract : The authors report the results of microscopic
observa-
tions of the etching figureE, on the faces and the clea-
vage planes of InSb single crystals. The planes (100),
(112) and many others were investigated. It is shown
that for different crystallographic surfaces the form
of the etching figure is dii'ferent. Two types of et-
ching figures are observed. They differ in magnitilAe
and in density. To obtain ':hese etching figures,
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Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 7, 1959., 151172
correspondina reagents were chosen to etch the various
surfaces of the crystal.
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POLAND/Solid State Physics - Crystal Morphology. E.
Abs Jo~jr : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 7, 1959, 1546o
Author : J~~~gK_ Julian
Inst : Institute of Physics, Polish Acader.V of
Sciences and
Institute of Physics, Warsww University, Warsaw,
Poland
Title : Determination of the Orientatioa of Mosaic
Blocka by
Mcaas of a Fine-Focus X-Ray rlube
Orig Fub : Acta phys. polon., 1958, 17- No 2-3,
nl-i16
Abstract : In the hiethod described, the x-ray
source was a tube M.-
nufactured by the author, having an effective focus
of
approximately four microns in cross section. The
rays
pass through a narrow slit tetween two cylinders.
The
beam so cut out falls on Lhi: surface of the
investigated
crystal. Two photographs are taken of the saze
Uffrac-
tion line (Cu-Ky, rays) for two cases:
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POIAND/Solid State Physics - Crystal Morphology. E
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika, No 2, 1960, :3598
Author : Aule
Inst
Title X-Ray Methods of Investigating the Mosaic
and Disloca-
tion Structure of Siugle Crystals.
Orig Pub Postepy fiz.) 1959) 10, No 1) 77-102
Abstract Survey.
Bibliography) 41 titles.
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AULEYTNER, J.
E. Bauer's Dyf'rakcJa elektranow (Electronis
diffraction); a 'book review. p. 346
WIADrVMCT CM'TGZITF,. (Polskie Towezysfvo Chavicatie)
Wroclawp Poland.
Vol. 33, no. 6, June 1959.
Yonthly Lint of HuroDean Accessions (PFIT) LC, Vol. 9,
no. I., Jan. 3960.1
Uncl.

25138
P/045/61/CI20/005/001/008
B133/B231
AUTHOR: Auleytner, J.
TITLE: X-ray investigation of disturb,ance fields due to
individual
dislocations in Si and Ge.
PERIODICAM Acts, Physics, Polonica, v. 20, no. 5 - 6, V961, 371 -
377.
TEXTt For the purpose of establishing the disturbance fields due
to
individual dislocations in silicon and germanium crystal facest
the crystals
were exposed to a divergent bundle of X-rays. At the same time
the crystal
surface with an X-ray film attached to it in parallel was pivoted
round
an axis lying in the area. The values found for the linear
extension
of the dinturbance fields ranged from 20 to 1206t The measuring
arrange-
ment employed is shown in Fig. 1. The common pivotal sxis of
crystal
and film :3 is thereby passing vertically through A. According to
Bragg's formula each point of the surface investigated, appearing
in
Fig. 1 as line EC, has its corresponding blackening spot on the
film.
Due to the fact that surface and film are :pivoted Jointly, it
will always
be the same blackening spot on the film which corresponds to a
definite
spot of the crystal face. The X-rays were supplied by a point
source
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X-ray investigation... B133 B231
2
(106L), the intensity of which amounted to 5 kW/mm . The main
advantage
of the method employed consisted in the angular dispersion being
here
precisely half as large as it would be with the film at rest.
which results
in the Kce 1.,qnd W2lines of the employed characteristic
radiation of Cu
being closely adjacent. The best film turned out to be a
one-sided
Agfa-document film with fine-grain emulsio2., The exposure time
dependId
on the pivotal angle which was 80for 20 am areas and only 20 for
1 cm .
The film wai3 approached as close to the surface subjected to
examination
as it was possible without danger of inhibii;ing the X-r8,y
radiation. For
the purpose of showing the resolving power of the method. the
microscopic
and the X-ray picture of an etched Crystal tire compared to each
other
in Fig. 5. Apparently disturbances occurring in the extension of
1ObL
can be detected. Fig. 6 shows a silicon cr~-stal which has at
first
carefully boon smoothed and the edges of which were slightly
etched.
Crystallographic considerations lead to the conclusion that the
arrange-
msnts of dititurbance spots visible'on the pictute'are edge
dislocations
and have noi;hing to do with scratches. The linear extension of
the spots~
vary between 20 and 1206t. The author thiakz; that the
difference in
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X-ray investigation... B133/B231
brightness of the various parts of the crystal faces is not due
to
superposition of pictures of differently inclined regions. He
attributes
to the disturbance points themselvesam X-ray reflectivity which
is about
10 ~o higher. The author accounts for the fact that othar
soientists have
failed in finding an increase in the mean intensity by
-pointing out that
such an increase is recorded by a Geiger-Milller counter only
in case
that the disturbance points in the crystal amount to more than
105 per cm2
Vbstracter's notlet the formula used is wrong, but the result
could
be right.) The author thanks B. Ko-rakowski, B. So., Grabowska,
B. So.,
Kozielski, B. Sc., and Eng. Kobus for their assistance in
preparing the
specimens &nd the technicians Z. Furmanik and B. Kunicka for
their help-
ful assista:nce in carrying out the experiment. Prof. D:r. L.
Sosnowski
is thanked for the discussion of results.
There are 8 figures and 9 references: 3 S071et-bloo. The three
most
important references to English-language publications read as
follows:
Lang, A. R., J. appl. Phys., 29, 597 (1958). Lang, A. R., J.
appl. Phys.,
30, 1748, (1959). Newkirk, J. B., Phys. Rev., 110, 14615,
(1958).
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X-ray investigation... B133/B231
.ASSOCIATIONt Institute of Experimental PNrsics, Warsaw
University,
Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences.
SUBMITTEDt August 28, 1960; translated paper received Dec. 6,
1960
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-AULEMM, J.; PAWLOWSKA., M.
Dynamical effects of X-ray interference in natm.-al
N&Cl crystals
from Wie3iczka. Act& pbysica pol 20 no.10:795-799 161.
1. Institute of 1"rimental Physies, Warsaw University.
(Y. .670, Diffraction) (Cr,"tals)
11
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POLAND/Solid State Physics - Structural Crystallography.
Abs joiar : Ref Zhur Fizikaj No 4, 196o, 8666
Author : Auleytner, J.
Inat :
Title : Application of the Fine Foca-3 X-Ray Tube for the
Investi-
gation of the Size and Orientation and Relative Position
of the Blocks of Mosaic In M)nocrystals.
Orig Pub Acta phys. polon., 1959, 18, No 1, 81-83
Abstract A monochromatic, well-collimated beam, radiated
by a
sharp-focus x-ray tube, is inaident on the investi4pted
single crystal, irradiating an area of approximately
0-05 cm. The reflected beam is fixed photographically.
The investigated single crystal can be shifted parallel
to its reflecting surface. The pictures are taken for
each position of the crystal in steps of 0.2 mm. It is
stated that this method makes it possible to determine
a block dimension of approximately 50 microns and a
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AUTHOR: Auleytnera..,,Iuliaa-Auleytner, Yu; Krylow,
Janusz-Krylov Yaw) I
Psoda,Marek, lizarras
Stanialaw-Sharras, S.
ORG: (Auleytner, Krylow] Institute of P11yLice, Polish Academy
of
Sciences, Warsaw; [Psoda) InaRtute of Experimental Lhjsics,
Warsaw
University,--7a-rsaw- [Szarras] Department of Nuclear Physics,
LL~
InstItute of Nuclear Research, Swierk
TITLE: X-ray studies of neutron bombardment Influence on the
real
structure of germanium
SOURCE: Nukleonika, v. 11, no. 6, 1966, 393-398
TOPIC TAGS: germanium. germanium single crystal, CTYStal
structure
analysis, neutron irradiation, irradiatii2n effect , neutron
bombardment,
crystal dislo,,ationg plastic deformation
ABSTRACT: .4n investigation was made of -the dislocation
distribution
and density in undeformed and plastically deformed germanium
single
crystals before and after irradiation with a fast neutron dose
of
about 2 x 1019 neutrdns/CM2. Four Ge single crystal specimens
were
used. The specimens were mechanically ciat along the (111)
plane,
polished, and etched.. The initial dislo,cation density In
specimens
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Ge-1 and Gtt-Z was about 103/CM2. Specimcna Ge-3 and Ge-4 were
plasticall:r deformed by bending at 600C. Ge-4 was then flattened
at 600C. IL microfocus x-ray tube and a camera with oscillating
crystal and film were used. For each specimen a set of photographs
was taken before irradiation and after itradiation. No changes in
dis-
location density were observed in undeformed Ge-l and Ge-2
specimens.
This was probably due-to the fact that the method used made it
possible
.to determine the dislocation density only above 104 to 105
dislocations!
CIM2. In specimeno'Ce-3 and Ge-4 the mean. disorientation of
surface
elements and the mean size of the blocks appearing during plastic
de-
formation were not changed (they were 30 to 40 sec of arc and
about
50.-jj_,, -ri pective.11), Th.e disloc.ation.density within -
tho'bi'ggest blo .cks
increa::d slight y. Both increases and decreases were observed in
the
dl:sorientation angle between blocks after neutron irradiation.
How-
ever, the mean value of changes shows a small increase in
disorienti-
tion. The changes observed in the disorientation angle are attrib-
uted to the introduction of Brinkman's displacement spikes.in the
ger-
single crystals during irradiation. These spikes are described
an regions with a lattice configuration differing frDM that of the
surrounding material. I t is possible that the vacancies created
during
irradiation migrate to the block boundaries and that a change of
dis-
orientation between neighbokurin blocks occurs in the annihilation
process. 'The authors t an Professor B his valuable remarks
ask& for discussions, and Eff-clSur" for
Dr. Tj_Aedy_ R2___toj_anovski for technical
assistani-e-7-Yrige art*-hass 3 formulas, 3 fig-U-res, nd 1
table. (JAI
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2 SOURCE CODE: PO/0045/66/029/001/0003TOO13
AUTHOR: Litwin, J,; Tomaszewski, L.; Auleytner., J#
ORG: (M.twin; Tomaszewski] Institute of ~x erim-en-Eal Physics
W
saw University; (Auleytne-r-] P!IyRi -01. P0151F-A- e
ar 9,s ~~Ls t i t M
I of, snIAM-ME wnrsnw
TITLE: Investigation of the real structure of CdSe s:Lik ~Ie
c~rjaj4~
deformed by untaxial pressure
SOURCE: Acta physica polonica, v, 29, no. 1, 1965, 3-13
TOPIC TAGS: crystal structure analysio, crystal deformation,
pressure
effect, cadmium selenide
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was the real structure of
cad;,.iium
selenide both in the case of non-deformed opecimeris and as a
function
of uniaxial pressure. The deformation pressures ranged from o-60o
kG/cm2. J'1 three-crystal speci~ometer Ims been used. Plastic
defori,-ia-
tion at 200 to 600 lcG/CM2 has"been found to be irroversible. An
analysis of the rocking curves, obtaine-d with the apectrometer,
permitted the calbulation of the dislocation density in CdSe
zpeci--
mens before and after pressure has been applied, yielding an
increase
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by a fact,)r of more than one at pressures between 200 and 600
kG/cm2,
The autho:.,s thank Professor Dr. L. Sosnowslci for IAS discussion
and
many valuable hints, Dr. T. Bodynaka fcr her discussion of the
results.,
Dr. W. Giriat for providing the crystals, Dr. M. Lefeld-Soanowslra
for
speETr-o-m-Re:? measurements, M. Grynberg,.M. Sci., for his
interest In
their work, and B. Kunicka-ro-FT-er-technical cooperation in
working
out the results-,- (Fri-s,--arE. has: 10 figures and 1 table,
[Based on
authors' abEitract) (NT)
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discussed: ~The energy released during the r
The weth6d.'of extinguishing an,'arc by its, eloniiation. Voltage
and current
aracteriftize of an are in a' lightning. conductor. spark gap during
the process
of extinguishing. The requirements of the. miattirials f or- the
wall - of: narrow-Islalt
type_ extinguishing chatabers -(thermal# chemical,, and mechanical.
propertie4 Th
porosity of, the wall surfaces'.of extinguishing chambers.
Manufacturing tolitantts:
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I- ' d.-OW~RY 0
1-.Iell~ with Horizontal Coliectors." p. 190, (CjO--,- 0,
'0DT,'A, V 1. 14,
No. 5, MY 1954. Warszawa, Poland.)
SO; Manthly List of East btwopean Acceasions, (BEAL), LG,
Vol, 3, No. 12, Dec. 1954, Uncl,

Poland /themical Technology. Chemical Products H-5
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 1748
Author : Juniewicz Stanislaw, Grzebala Stanislaw, Aulich
Jan
Title : &del Studies of Operation of, Units for the
Mixing of Liquids
Orig Pub: Gaz.j wodaj techn, sanit.p 1c,56, 30s No 4,
135-
140
Abstract: A study of hydrodynamics of liquids flows in
different mixers (1:20 scale models) with the
view of determining optimal d.esigns for the
dilution of sewage water used. for irrigation.
Also investigated was the mixing effectiveness
on change in the rate of flow of the liquids and
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Poland /themical Technology. Chemical Products H-5
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour; Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 1748
of the effect thereon of regulating partitions.
A mixer of simple design is Vnoposed (detailed
drawings are Included) which affords the follow-
ing advantages: self-adjustability, absence of
dead zones and good mixing conditions.
C ard 2/21

AUTHOR:
TITLE:
24151
Z/039/61/022/007/002/004
D211'Q./D3O1
Aulichp Jan
Photoresistors sintered in contact Nvith lead-out
electrodes
PERIODICAL: Slaboproudk obzor, v. 22, no. 7, 19619 397 - 401
TEXT: The, author describes a simple method for manufacturing
CdS
photoresistors, and notes the properties obtained i.e. contact
qua-
lity, spectral sensitivityt volt/amp response, lux/amp response,
dark and light resistance, load capacity, stability, and
photocur-
rent inertia. The importance of the new method lies in its
simpli-
city and the reduction in costs. The~pre~aration of cadmium
sulphi-
de has been fully described by I. Miskova (Ref. 4% PAprava
sintero-
vane*'ho CdS k v'robX fotoelektrickkch odporu. B~zkumnh zprhva
PU
6SAV (Resgarch yReport of the Physics Inst. of the!
Czechloslovak AS;
The Prepa-ration of CdS for Photoresistors). It is essential to
use
only luminiscently pure materials - this does not affect the
price
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2h-L51
Z/039/61/1)22/007/002/004
Pbotoresist.ore.sintered in ... D259/D301
too much as 1 kg of US is enough for 3.00,000 50MIV
photoresistors.
The preparation of the tube is then decleribed. The
electrodes are
of soft copper. An electrode is inserted into one side of the
capil-
lary tube, and the other side is filled with US &I o that
when the se-
cond electrode is inserted the CdS forms a column of -.bout 1
mm
length. The resistor is then transferred to the cor,-jiiiic
frame; this
is intended to prevent movement of the electrodes during the
firing.
The difference in the coefficient of expansion causes
additional
pressure I'inward) on the electrodest ensuring good contact.
The sin-
tering takes place at a temperature of 6000C for a time of 40
to
120 minute,s,, The temperature is allowed to fall to 1800C,
at this
temperature the electrodes are cemented in, using Epoxy
22-000; the
temperature of 1800C is maintained for about one hour
permitting the
cement to setv before allowing to cool t4o room temperature.
The re-
sistors are then inserted into 10 % to 40 % sulphuric acid
(to remo-
ve oxides Torming during sintering) washed, and aro then
ready. They
are tested at 1000 Lux, the resistance is measured,, and
thEir chief
characterititics are displayed on an oscilloscqpe, Fig. 8
shows photo-
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B/081/63/000/002/046/068
B156/B144
AUTHOR: Aulich, Jan
................. --
TITLE: A method-of activating photoconductive substances intended
for the production of sintered photoconductive cells, and
the equipment for the proceEis
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 2, 1963, 384,
abstract
2M145 (Czechosl. pat. 1002251, July 15, 1961)
TEXT; Diring the sintering process only tbe external surfaces of
photo-
conductive substances are activated. For this purpose, the
substance
activating the sinter is either applied to the inner malls of
the mold
in which the substance is sintered, or is introduced In advance
into the
substance of which the inn6r mold surfaceii are made. Examples:
1. A
quartz glass capillary is used as the molel in which the
photoconductive
cell is sintered; Ag electrodes and an electric arc are used for
applying Ag as the activating substance to the inner eurface
of-the
capillar.y. 2. The activating substance iii included in the
composition
of the glass from which the mold is madei the composition, in .
by weight,
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S/1 9y62/000/005/061/157
D256 D304.
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Method of manufacturing sintered photo-resisto~rB
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtonatika i radibelektronika,
no. 5, 1962, abstract 5-3--64 ya (Cze-oho'sl. pat., kl.
21 gv 29/01, no. 96934, 15-10.60)
TEXT: According to the presented method the material for the
photo-
sensitiVE! layer is baked together with the ohmic contacts placed
onto the layer. In the conventional nrethod the powder is
agglomera-
ted indejendently of the further technological pTocesses. This is
disadvantageous since special ceramic holders have to be used to
support the layer, cracking of the layer, the*necessity to treat
tile surfa,,.e before attaching the contacts e.t.c. The presented
me-
thod reduces the number of operations and produces a more reliable
contact between the out-leads and the photoresisto-re
[Abstractor's
notue: Complete translationj.
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- - AULICH, Jozaef -
Examination of hydraulic clicking machine. Bor cipo
12 no.2:
61-63 Mr 162.
1. Konnyugepipari Vallaltok CjVartms.nyfsj1esztesi
Oazt&IY&

AULICH$ K.
Andrelowicz, A.; Aulich, K.
"Research on and Chemical Appraisal of Preserved Tcmatoes.11 p.
4W (Dziennik Urzedowy,
No. 4, 1953, WarEmaws.)
SO: -Monthly list of Sast European Accessions, Library of
Congress, Vol. 3, No. 6, June.
1954, Uncl.

AULICKYt-T.
........
'Wfectiveness of the radioactive ecmtrol in mwbine
construction"
by V.I.Postnikov and V.A.Ljetenko, Reviewed by J.Aulicky.
Jaderna.
emergie 9 no.1:36 A 163.

KIRSH, L. 1. JIULIS, A.
--4team
.VqT6ff'Of-6fte methods
twiphine in a tincture of
I* lz kafedry tekbnologii
khimii (za% - Prof." N.Ta.
( ORPHITM)
used in quantitative determinntion of
opium.Apt.de'lo 7 no.6:53-58 N-D 158
(MMA 11:12)
galenovykh preparatov i farmatsevticheakov
Veyderpase) Tnrtuakogo universitetno'

mmm~~Rwjm~
1) 1 0 ,. ^
4
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AULOV, A.
______rn honor of the holiday of all the people,
Prom.koop. nooll;)4
V '57. (MIRA M12)
(Tashkent-Cooperative societies)

11". AUZOV, A.; MORN, A. (Tashkent)
Intense labor activity. Prom.koop. 12 no.4:27 Ap 158. (MIRA
11:4)
(Tashkent--Cooperative societies)

AULOV, A.M. (Tashkent)
Medics go into the "makhallia". Zdcrovle 8 no.10:7 0
162.
(MIRA 15:10)
(TASHKENT-PUBLIC! HEALTH)

AULOV, A.V., -Inzh.
Narrow-cut mining is a means of increasing the
safety of
stop-Ing operations. Bezop. truda, v prom. 8
no,9-.36-37 S 164,
(MIFA 18:1)

nt. ty O,yr,--'~ T'-n-' ~rj v*,,-Iii--

AULOV,_~i,~,t~,t;,,jST.Agw.KOV., R.K.; TUFAMOV, 1a.Kh.;
IOFFE, K.G.
Effect of epiphysectomy on the morphology and functional
activ-
ity of the thyroid g3and. Uzbbiolozhur,, 7 no.2zl&.20163.
(MIRA 16.8)
1, Institut krayevoy eksperiment*11noy meditsiny AN UzSSR,
-Z
(THYROID GUND) (PINFIAL BUDY-SURGERI)

AULOV, BALTABAYEV; M.M.
Hormone formation and morphology of the thyroid
gland
after epiphysectomy and Introduction of epiphysis
extrAct.
Vop. biol. i kraev. mod. no.4:322-332 163. (MIRA
17:2)

AULOV, D.M.; BEKMUKHMIEDOVA, Z.U.
Inve8tigation of the composition of iodic
compDnents in the
blood after opiphysectomy and introduction of
Bpipbysis
extract. Vop. biol. i kraev. mod. no.4:333-336 163.
(MIRA 17:2)

COUNTRY : USSR
GATZGORY : Farm Animals, Q
The Honeybee.
ABIS . JOIJR. : P,71,0iol., No. 6t 1959, No. 25946
AUTROR : Aulov, M, X,
' 341. .: --------------------------
D.-
T My Experiment in Treating, bhxropean Foul Brood.
ORIG. FU:3. :Pchelovodstvo, 1958, No '79 50
ABSTRACT :On the basis of an :bidustrial
experiment-the
conclusion is drawn. that foul brood may have
a better chance of being eured if penicillin
is added to the feed not in a sugar syrup but
in honey-beebread aqueo%is solution (8,000
international units of penicillin per each 150
g of solution).
CA.U: 1/1

),UIDVA, .11rina; JAMA, Vladimir
Ovseous fibrous dysplasia associated with neural disorders. Act& chir.
orthop. traum. cech. 26 no.1:22-26 7ell 59.
I, Ortopedialm klinika EU v Prate, prednost prof. 4.r. 0, Hneykoveky a
wurologicka klini)m IYM v Prate, prednosta prof. dr. Sebek J. A. Oraba
2. Karlovo nam 1.
(OSTBITIS FIBMSA, compl.
motor neuron lesions (Oz))
(NFaVOUS SYSTM. dis.
motor neuron lesions in osteltis fibroBa (Gz))

IUIMA, J.; JAKED, J.
fte frequency of ambulatoz7 ser7tess for patients in the
2nd
Orthopedic Clinic and its comparison with othar
statistics. Ceek.
pediat.15 no.12:1100-1104 D 160.
1. Ile klinilm pro detskou dhirurgli a ortopedii,
prednosta prof.
Mr. 0. Rnevkovs)W.
(MIMOPEDIOS statist)
(PEDIATRICS statist)

AULOVA J EBEL, J.; KOYRON, M.; POLIVKA, J.; PROSEK, V.;
RYBIN, B.
A roport on patients with malignant tmora of the
locomotor organs
hospitalized during 1945-1960 in Pragie institutions.
Acts, chir.
orthop, twauma. Cech. 28 no-4:360-364 Ag 161.
1. :EI ortopedicka klinika,, prednosta prof. dr. 0.
Hnevkovsky,
ch:L-rurgicka klinika ped. fak. Pod Petrinem, prednosta
doe. dr. Zd.
Vah3la., UNV jaem. na Bulovee, ortop. odd., prednost-a
doe. dr.
R.Pavlansky, UNV nem. v Motole, chirurg. odd., prednosta
prof. dr.
B.Nierderie, II. chirurgicka klinika SFN, prednosts doe.
dr. J.Lhotka,
UNV voiStresovioich,, ortop. odd,, prednosta dr. B.Eiselt.
(BONE AND BONES neopl ms) (SARCOMA statistics)

POLDiLk, jiri
G ZSC iQSD7IAKTA
(Presu-nably) Suroic-al Department of the UIINIV-Hos~pital,
PraSue-'.otol; Director: B. 11!iederle, Prof. Dr.
Prague, P*-,akticky Lekar, ITo. 18, 1962, PP M-7E4
4.:etas'asis of Cancer in Bones as First Sy,-.np-Uo::i of
61c Disease
Co-authors:
AULOVA Jirina
Ortho~-'S-~aic a~n'-C~Mid
kovs'lky, Prof. Dr.
EBEL, Jiri, I.-ID,
University Hospital
Docent Dr.
-UID.. (presumably) I!. C11-1c fo,~,
Surgery, Prague; Eiroctor: 0.
(prc-scu::.ably) Surgical Clinic of
"Pod Petrinem"; Director: Z. Vahala,

AULOVA, J.; EBEL, J.; KOFRON, J.; POLITAA, j.; PROSZK, V.1 RYBIN, B.
Tb.e time of survival of Oatients with malignant tumors of the bones.
Acts. chir. orthop. trauma. Cach. 28 no.4;366-369 Ag 161.
1. 11 ortopedicks. klinika, prednosts. prof. dr. 0. Rnevkovsky,
chirurg.
klinika Pod Petrinem, prednosta doe. dr. Z. Vahala, U?M nem. na
Bulovee,
ortop. odd., prednosta doe. dr. R. FAvlansky, UNV nem. v Motole,
chirurg. odd., prednosta prof. dr. E:. Niederle, II. chirurg. klinika
SPE, prednosta doe. dr. J.Lhotka, UVN ve Stresovicich, ortop.
odd., prednosta dr. B.,Eiselt. *
(BOIW, AND BUES neoplasms)

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71i'r~1JKIITN,, ").M.; T()4.S'i%MUZOV, V.B.; KIREYEV,
V.V.; `-.UTf!V; 1-1 If * - G-IRASIMTI~'VO,
To'%; Y,IKOBSON, F..-s I -;-
stabilit cr, po~ydlllydraxyarv-len-~ PhoBPbOritrilatess
'I "Y I lp -
I
Plasu-massy no.IM39-1-1,11 164. ~XIOV 17,.-Lu)

MEES, Leo; TAWI, F., red.
(The bird population of Vilsandi3 Vilsandi
linnurJlk.
Tallinn, Besti Riiklik Kirjaetus, 3,963. 54 p.
[In
Estonian) (MIRA 37.6)

4% AMEYSTER t Z. (Riga)
Reg~strationq infermation, procesving. Izobr. i rats.
no.3:16-18
Mr 161. (Riga-Patent licenves) (KM 3-40)

MIKUSKA, Jozsef; JAKAB, Andras; AUMULLER, Istvan; PORGA.
Zoltar; GYORY, Jeno;
PATKA1. Imre, dr.; SCHAFER-, -ra-j-oi, ff:;TgTZ'K,
Pet~r, dr.; GIEIREBI, Gyorgy
Rare goose and duck occurrences. Aq-Ala 69/70:257-258
162-163
[publ. 1641.

AUNAPj A. 9 - starshiy inzh.-khivni k
Tire hazard tests in industrial entexpriseo. Pozh.dolo 8
:aov3:2&-29 Mr 962. - (HIRA 1594)
L TSentrallnaya laboratoriya slantsepererabatyvayu4behego
:kominata imeni V.I.Lonina,, Kokhtla-Yerve,, Estonskaya
SSR.
(Es't6nia-Oil shale industry-Fires and fire prev"tion)
rAN

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~11'.:~~'.".'-_J
.7

USSR/Endocrino System
Abo Jour i Rof Zhur ;-~ Dio14, No 1958, No 21798
S-5
Author t _Aunv-p, E.F., Erits, A.S.
Inst -j Not-Givon
Titlo A Contribution to the Question of the Vaeoularization
of the
Thyroid Oland In Mono Cormunicstiot 1.
Orig PAb *.Uch. zap, Tortusk..un-ta,'1956, vyps 40r 53-62
Abstrftot A study wasmade of the intorlo'Dulr-r and
intralobular vos-
sels end of the capillary network of the hunan thyroid gland
on the specimens with the blood vessile which were naturelly
injected with erythrocytes (the sections of 14 cases of
asphyxia were used). Wide and. short (100-200 niorons) intre-
lobular arterioles were found which did not anastonose but
fornod widelooped capillary notworks (12-22 microns in
diameter).
They form annstonoses with eaih othor and empty into nmorous
thin-wallod broad venules in --,ontiguous follicles. Inter-
lobular veins are almost completoly devoid of the circular
nus*16 f6bers. No artoriovonous annstomoses were found in
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PETROV., V.; SOPIN, V.1 AUNAPU, F., prof.
I----------
Regional economic councils are searching for hidden
potentialities.
Sots. trud 7 no.14ill-26 S 162. (MRA 15:9)
1. Nachallnik otdela truda i zarabotnoy platy
Sverdlovskogo
soveta narodnogo khozyaystva (for Petrov). 2. Nachallnik
otdala truda i zarabotnoy platy Bashkirskogo tioveta
narodnogo
khozyaystva (for Sopin). 3. Altayskiy
politel-,6icheskiy institut
(for Aunapu).
(1ndustAs.1 management)

?JINER, Carol, ing.; PIPLIGRAS, Stefan, ing.
Aard fiberboards of wood as regoistam vlementb.
Constr Buc
16 no.774:3 7 N 164.
I. Regional Trusts for Housing Constrintion,
Oltenia.

xj1,1w1e1
eAt.rls~s In c,* ja~
J. LLZC;
dM

Al RIEL, A-.
For the imprcivement of the qualikv of tin sheets
used in U-3 container
industry. p. 27.
REVISTA THDITSTRIK ~LDIEEHTARE. PRODUSE VFfj'FTALE.
(Min.1sterul Industriei
Bunurilor de Consum si Sindicatul Muncitorilor din
Industnia Ihmurilor de
Consum) Ricuresti, Rumania. No. 10, 1058.
1.10 L 40
1-bnthly li3t of East European Accessions (EEILI)
LC,/no. 8, Aur, 1959-
Uncl.

-ULZIL..2.
I--- -PUM-
"Field work connected with the maize cult-ure.11
p. 3 (Drunul Belsugului) No. 5, May 1957
Bucharest, Rumania
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions,(EEIII)
LC. V01. 7., no. 4~
April. 1.958

CARPINISAN.,C., prof.; STZFAIMCU-XIIMM,C.,dr-;
ALUM,Stan,dx.
JAWI- 51
b,,,
,
N p -.3rg.
1, ulcrare 'efeatuata in-clinics aLs ehirwgis
toraick, Spitalul
"T"~Iurstl O%swt%*-U
(WIDUSTIMM, usoplasus)

NEICIUP St.; POPZSCU, S.; AURELIANp Nq LUNGURAN, V.
-,
Problems connected with polarographic,determinatiort
of indium.
Rev chimie Min petr 1.4 no.9:528-531 fl) 163.
(11

YnXEMU., Me.; MAESCRA. 16; COMMA, M,; AUBLW., M,) ZADURIAN, Alo;
MaiihcAs and apparatus fqr--*ztra&tAon,amd microdetamtkimtiom- of
hyilramarbona. from soil i"t i;m~ 'ia'Ue ~eocbemi cal prospecting
ckf Wrdrocarbon. ac'eumaatioAx. fttrol A.gaze 14 no-4:169-174 163.

FILIPEWJ, Miltiade Ve, AMMUM Hibalil
Chromatographic separation of hydr(ichloric
acid fr-m mole-
maw chlorine. Dari seam& sed 48:195-406 160/61
(publ. 162.]

AURELIAN, Z.
Let us ensure fulfillment of activities in property investments.
Po 3
COWSTRUCTORUL, Bucurestip Vol 8. No. 315,, Jan., 19!56
SO: East European Accessions List (ML) Librarr of Congress, Vol
5j, No. 7# JulY, 1956

p400
Tram portwition inside. constraction yards is poorly organized.
P. 3
CONSTRUCTOMM9 Buimirestis Vol 8p No- 323, Mar. 19.1;6
SOs East Earopean Accessions List (EFAL) Librarr of Congress,,
Vol 59 No* 7p Julys 1956

AURELIAN,.-Z.
In a big excavation construction yard. p. 1.
UMSTRUCTORUL.
(Ministerul Constructiilor si Industriai
~Iaterialelor de Constructii si
Uniunea Sindicatelor de Salariati. din
Intreprinderile de Constructii)
Bucuresti. Vol. 8. no. 330, May 1956.
SoI East Earopean Accessions List Vol. 5, No. 9
September, 1956

AURBIJAH Z.
The first factory of silicocalcareous bricks under
cvnstruction.
P. 1 (Constructorul) Vol. 8, no. 370, Feb. 1957, Buouresti,
Rumania
4
SO: YLONTMZ 'NEEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS (EME) LC,
VOL- ?, NO. 1. JAN-1958

I , , f-,-
-- -- -- -- ---- -- -- - - - - - - -
AMIELIAN., '7..
Coruion efforts instead of rectprocal recrimma'[11oris.
?,. 3 (CUMFUCTORUL) (13 curesti, Rumania) ':ol. 9, No. b0?,
Sept. 1957
SO: ]-'ontbly Index of East. European Accessirms (-EEAT) T.C.
Vol. 7, No. 5. 1958

AURELIAN, Z.
-.....-
Adequate at ention to educAtional construations. Constr
Buc 14 no.649:
1 16 Js 162.

AUIMLIAN Z.
In the ascending line. Constr Duo 14 no.672:3 24
N 162.

BRUJAN, It.;
Concern for saving the resinous timber.
Constr Buc
15 no.7000 8 is 163.

AUMMMp.te; SANDUp iSop corespioudemt,
%WA-1-
The tbree Onofrei. Gonstr Buo 16 no.730:1 4
Ja'64.

AURI-IIAN) I..
~ --~
Th& rhythm of large pane-11 9. Constr. Buc 16 nc.758.1-
18 j1164.

AUREILAN Z.
Modern teebnology, increased productivity. Constr Buc
16 no. 743:2 4 April 164

AURELIAN Z.
Witing for the.autoclaved cellular eDnerete. Constr Buc . ..I
16 no. 749:1 16 May 104.

AURELIPj:,,, Z.
The trademark of the factory, the guaranty of
good quality.
Constr Buc 16 no, 755:2 27 June 164.