SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AVSYUK, G. A. - ARANASOV, F. P.

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KHMAKOV, V.G.; kVql~~M, G.A.,, oty.-red.;
QGILNOVSKIY, P.N., red.
(The Arctiv UrLl]Poliamyi Ural. MoskY4. (Its
Materialy glia-
tsiologichooki'ch inaledovanii). (Alilatian.
F=off)Abliataiia.
Stok. 1962. L40 p. (MIRk 1612)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut goografti.
(Ur&l Moufttaine-Glaciology)
(Ural Moufttaine-Ranoff)

BAZHEV, A.B.; BAZHEVA, Mae; AVSYUKP G.A., otv. red.;
OGANOVSKIY,
P.N., red.; UGEVAp
[Novaya ZemlysjNovaia Zealia. Mosliva. (its Materialy
gllatBio-
logiohookikh Iseledovanii). [Ice atructure],ftniktura
I'd&. 1962.
173 p. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Akadmiya muk SSSR. Institut giwgreLfii.
(Novaya Zemlya.-Ice)

RARKINP V.A.; AVSYUK, G.A.; OGANOVSKIYp P.N.p red.
(Franz Jdpef Land: Meteorology]ZeAllm
Frantsa~Iosifa: Meteoro-
logiia. Moskva, (Its: Materialy
ilistsiologioheskikh issledo-
vanii) No.5.[Gradient observationslGradientnye
nabliudeniia.
1962. 170, P. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Akademiya naik SSSR. Institut geografii.
(Fmnz Josef Land--Meteorology--Cbaervatic,ne)

"SYUK.. G.A.
Artificial ini;ensification of the malting of
mountain glaciers
Vi Lncreaae Ute dincharge of Central Aoian rivers.
Izv. AN SSSR#
Ser. g#bo. no.,5:83-89 " 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Institut jMpgrafii AN SSSR9
(Ada, Central-Glaciera) (Melting)

AVSYUK G A v oty, ped.; VOLYNSKAYA, V.S. , red.
izd..va; MAKUNI,
I
Ye. V. j to khn. red.
(Study of glociers and glacial regional
Ias:Lodovanila-led-
nikov i ladnilovykh raionov. Mosivra, No.l. 1961.
225 p.
(MIRA 16t6)
1. Akademiya rittuk SSSR. Mezhduvedoinstvannyy
komitet po pro-
vedeniyu Mezhdunarodnolo 980fisichaskogo goda. 2,
Chlen-
korrespondent AN SSSR for Avsyuk). (Glaciero)

AV ~Al- K G A otv. red.; ljl:lIVA, A.V., rod.
iid-va; LJ.UT, V.G. ,
ickhri. red.
[Studier: of g1neierc-, and glacial regions)
Issledovan!ia
.Lednikov i lednikovykh mionov. lloskvat lzd-vo
AN SSSR.
D
No.3- 1l? 6~ . 235 p. (MIRA 16:12)
1 . AJ.,, 'deriya navir SS&H.
llczhduvedomstvcmyy komitet po
provedenlyu Xezlduliarodnogo ecofizichoskogo
Coda. 2. Chlen-
korreupon(lent. AN SM" (for Avsyuk). (Gluitirs)

AVSYUK, G.A., otv. red.i~ GANGNUS, A.A., red.izd-va;
GUSIKOVA, O-m--,
'-'-----'-1ekhn. red.
(Glnoiologialil studies] Gliatniologicheakto
inaledovaniia;
abornik statoi. Moskva. No.9. 1963. 196 p. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Mezhduvedomstvannyy korO..tat
po pro-
vedeniyu MeWidunarodnogo, geofisicheakogo god&. IX
rasdel prog-
rammy MGG. I. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for
Avoyuk).
(Glaciological research)

,,,AVSYUK, G.A.
Work of the G'Laciological Section at !-he First
All-Union Conference
on the Resulta of the International Geophysical Year.
Izv. AN SSSR. '
Ser. geog. n,).3tl39-W Fq-Je 163. (HIRA 16:8)
(Glaciological research)

AVSYUK, G.A.; BUDYKO, M.I.; GEWIMOV, LP,; GRIGORI)IrV,
A.A.; DAVITAYA, F.F.;
, KOLESNIK, S.V.j SOCHAVA, V.G.
Geography in Via system of scienos studying the earth.
Ity. AN
SSSR. Ser. geoig. no.4:102-111 JlAg 163. (MIRA 160)
(Geography)

GERASIMOVp I.P.p akadeuik; GRIGORlYFVj A.As, akademik;
DAVITAYA, F.F.,
akademik;.AVS"UK,, G.A.; KALESNIK, S.V.; BUDYKO, M.I.,
doktor fiz,
matem. nauk
Physical geography and Its position In the system of
sciences
of the earth. Vest. AN SSSR 33 no.lOt24-28 0 163.
(MIRA 161ll)
1. AN Gruzins;,.oy SSR (for Davitaya), 2.
Chlen-korrespondent
AN SSSR (for itvsyuk).

AVSYUK, G,A. (Moskva)
Artificial acceleration of glacier thawing. Priroda 52
no.7s
61-66 ii 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR.
(Tien Shan Mountains-Thawing)
(Soviet Central Asia-Water resources developmeiqt)
I ~.

OENKE, A.N.j VORONINA, L.S.;.AVSYUK, G.A.j,
oti. reo.i
OGANOVSKrY, P.N., red.
[Franz Josef Lanc.t Meteorology] Zemllit
Frantsa-loBli*u.
Meteorologita. iloskvap Nos. 1 - 2. 1963.
2-v.
(MIRA 16.5)
lo Akademiya naW-. SSSR. Institut geografl3.

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AV3YUK, G.A.; GRAVE, N.A.
The 13th General Assembly of the International Union of
Geodesy and
Geophysics and tic Symposium on the Results of the
International
Geophysical Year In the U.S.A. Itv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog.
no.l-.113-122
Ja-F 164. (MIM 17-- 3)

,iVSYt)K, (,,A.p otv. rud.
Illeat and water "ORIMO Of BDOW-illf1cit'l
Teplovoi i vodnyl rezhim
anozhno-lednikovykii tol.,,brlt,
14oskva) Naukag 1965. 24 3 p. W,~,?)
1. Akademlyu rauk SSSI(. Institut geografil.

A,VS,YUKS.P.A.j MOW, 1,.L.; VENDROV, S.L.; GELLER,
S.Yu.; GERASIMDV, I.P.,
GRIGORIYEVO A.A.; GRICTIUK, V.P.; DZERDZEYEVSKIY, B.L.;
M-PLANIII, L.G.;
ISAMOV, Yu.A.; LEONTIYEV, N.F.; L111OVICH, M.I.;
10171YEV, E.M.;
. NEYSHTADT, M.I.; RMITER, G.D.; SOI)OLEVOL.N.
On Academician *71adimir Nikolaevich Sukachev's 85th
birthday.
.Izv. AN SSSR. Sor. geog. no.4:3-4 Jl-Ag 165.
(MIRA 18:8)

OMMMIN. 0.G.. m1ndiihiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; AVSY"LT.K, Tu.N.,
m1adshiy
nauchn.vy sotritdnik; KOPTFV, V.I., mliashly nauchnyy
sotrudnik
Results of determining the thickness of the ice sheet in
eastern
Anturcticc. j':nform.biul.Sov.antsrk.e),sp. -no-11:9-13 159.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Tretlya kontinentalinaya ekspediteiya.
(Antm-otic regions--Geolcgy, Btruct-aral)
. tl* -

1UTHORSo Sorokhtin, 0.--C.!j K 3/030/60/000/03/004,1044
~Cyiayuk, yu. N. B015/Booe
TITLIN Structure of Vie Eastern Antarctica in tho Light of Now Data
PnIODICALo Vestnik Akadevii nauk SSSR, 1960, Nr 3, pp 31-35 (USSR)
TEM On the basis of scientific investigation results of the
Int*rzotional
Geophysical Year, the authos describe the icipoap of the
Antarctica and its
substratum. These investigations were carried out b the 2nd and
3rd Multipurpose
Antarkticheskays, ekspeditsiya. (Antarctic Expedition ill
1956-195" a section
or
of 2,100 km length between the observatoriya Kirny3,Mksorvator. the
y
stantsaya. Polyus nedostupzostiV(4tation Pole of Inacconsibilit,
-Virnyr, an?,>
J~r_Dvrg~_T) . A
lon udinal sooVon of thit ioeo&r,#zw-x&dv--v,, the tor ts a oo
Shoneive AAW210
Not
and =xvimetrioNnvestigat-Lons (Fig 2). In 1!)59 a ridge was named
the "pod11F8-ryy-*
gory 10-11%syna- (-Subglaoial Colitsyn Mountains") in honor of
loademloian B. 11.
Golitsyn, the "podlednaya ravnina Shmidta" (w$ubglacial Shmidt
Plain-) in honor of
Academician 0. Yu. Shmidt and the "podlednyye gory Gamburtseva"
("Subglaois-I
Gamburtsey Mountains") in honor of Aoademioian G. 1. Gamburtnev,
the position of
which is shown in figure 1. A longitudinal tootion of' the earth's
crust along
the profile Mirnyy - Poly-is nedostupnosti. (11irnyy - Vole of
Inaocessibility) IIL.-11,111
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Structure of the RasterA inturatica in the Light S/03
60/000/03/004/'044
of Nov Data DO i 5YBOOB
shown in figure 3. The authors finally state that the average
height of the main.-
land before glaciation was cailculated to be 1500 a above so&
level. The presence
of a mainland of such a height in the polar region of the Southern
Hemisphers
explains tho formation of such a huge glaciation as can be
observed at present.
The Gamburtsev Mountains are described as the presumable center of
glaciation.
There are 3 figures.
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AUTHORGs Soroithtin, 0.0s. KO0dr&tfysv,-0,K. and rak. TU,16
TITLIs methods " MA Results OP-Seismic's and Gray'limstri
0\7investigliti OVA
of the Sast AAArcUe
M10DIULtIsvestip Abadamii nauk 333R. Seriya goofisitheekaya,
1960, Ir 3,
.pp 396-401 (U36R)
ABS MOT s The 1zvsat1W;ionx were carried out by the second and
third
Antarctic Upaditions (UN) as a part of the programs of the
I.G.T. The pusdAtions penotrat,94 to a di,stance of 2100 ka
along
the route Nvth, Pole of Inaccessibility. Soin1c
mesa, a MWIN-IM 70 potAs and the gravinstrie ones at
84 points (gisvinstAc results of the third expedition only are
reported herto). The results Of the measurozents are sham in
Fig 1.
According to the gravimetric ancatalies, the heights of the
rook
famidations are aa follow. For the first 200 km of the routs,
the
base of the Lee cover lies appro:djwtely at the sea levels
Betwo4a
200 and 400-im the underlying rocks rise to SM-700 a forming a
platiou.
CA rd 1/2 A deep canycn 1130 ia belov'sea level me discovered
at a distance of
about 500 b1i along the route, whore the thickest ice cover
vas fouad
3/00 4/019
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3/049/60/OM/03/004/01 0
Methods and Main Results ol, Saimlo and Orsilm9tric 2131/2691
Bast AAtLratto Invaltigations of the
(4060 a) , At distances of 550 to lo()o bm no 41zagglive heights
were
fOurA. BOYOnd tko IGIR481101talmYs st"tion, thc rack foundation
rises
with some ranges reaching a, height oir 3000 a (at 1700 in). in
this
region the ice awor reaches 40M a. The rock: height decreases
down
to 800 a at'the oud of the route. IPron the seimic data " th**
interpretation w', the gravitational field, it mas conclude4
that the
area has adefiW.t* contineatLl character. The thickutwo of the
orue-b
at the central 1wrtion of the routs, m&s *LleuUt%4 to 10 ka
greater
them that at the coastal area near the station Mirs". There are
1 figure and 7 Stmiet references.
ASSOCIATIOlls Adadmiya mauk SUR, Institut f4sik:i &dnli (Acadmay
of Soieness USSR,
Institute of ftymics of the Barth)
SUWTTIDs July 2, 1969
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SDIIDIMIN, O.G., AVMUKo YU.N., IMIT, V-1-
Stnicture of the central sector of eastern
Antarctica
according to the data of seismic and
gravivietric obser-
vations. Kezhdunar. geofix. god mo-8:35-41. 160.
(MYRA 13:6)
(kntarctIc%-Geoln&y, Stnicturikl)
(Prospect iw-Geophys icea methDds)

IV169/61/000/008/039/053
wo6/A1O.'
AUTHORS: Avayuk, Yu. N, Koptev, V. I.
TITLE: Results of magnttio observations ovetr the route from
Pionerskaya to
the Pole of relitive inaccessibility
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhlxmal, Geoflzika, no. 8, 1961, 32,
abstract 80227
("Inform, byul. Sov. antarkt. ekspeditsti", 1960, no. 24, 42-45)
TEM From October to December 1958, the authors carried out
magnetic
measurements together with g'7avimetrio and saiamcgraphia
Investigations. Results
of measuring A Z at 39 point.,s of the 1,700-km long route are
presented In the
form of graphs of the values observed and corrected with
allowance for the field
gradient of homogeneous magntitization. Magnetio profiles are
oompaLred with grapla
of gravity variation (A g) iuid profiles of ice and primary
rook surfaces. An
evident correlation of A Z g,%aphs with other graphs has not
been obtained.
Magnetic anomalies of local and regional nature were
discovered. There are
indications as to the conneo,*.ion of changes in AZ with tho
world magnetic anomaly
in the southern part of the ::ndian Ocean. V. Orlov
[Abatraoterls note: Completo translation]
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D228/1)305
Ali TH"ORS Sorokh-.-,in, O.G., Avsyuk, Yu. 1L and
Xondrat1yev,O.K,,
TITIE: Structare of East Antarctica's central sector accord-
ing to seismic and gravimeiric data. (Discourse
theses)
PERIODICAL: Referutivnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 6, 1962, 3-4,
abstract 6A11 (V sb. Sostoyan:Lye i perspektivy rass-
vitiya geofiz. metodov poisko-v i razvedki polezn.
Iskopayemykh, Fl., Gostoptekhizdat, 1961, 107-108)
TE'XT: The results are given for complex setismogravimetric
investi-
gations of the ice sheet and the geologic iotructure of the
part of
41'4ntarctica, extending 2100 km along the profile Mirnyy-Fole
of
Inaccessibility. T*ae ice sheet is subdivided into a snow-firn
lay-
er, pure ice, and moraine. The velocity of elastic waves in the
V/
ice increases from 380 m/sec near Mirnyy to 400 m/sec at the
polo;
t',*Iis is mainly explained by the decrease in the ice
iumperature.
The ice sheet's maximum thickness is 4 km, the mean being 2.2
km.
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3/169/62/000/006/001/093
Structure of East ... D226/D304
The bed drops below sea-level only in a 300 lkm section. Too
maxi-
mur. depth to bedrock Ls 3 km; the average depth is 600 m above
sea-lovel; the miniz=a depth is 1 km beLow sea-level. The
gravity
anomalies have a continental charao-rer. The load of the ice
sheet
is isostatically comp,,,,nsated by the continent's
general.subsidence,
for 1/3 of the glacia,;ion's thickness. The crust's thickness
in-
creases from Mirnyy towards the continent's conter by about 18
km,
reaching an order of ~13 km. Z-Abstracter's nol;e: Complete
trans-
laiion,-7
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8/035/62/000/010/107/128
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AUTHOR: Avsyuk, Yu. 11.
TITLF: On a possibl-i systematic error of altitude
determination In the
Antarctic by aerological leveling
PERIODICAL.- Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I aeode:clya,
no. 10, 1962, 33,
abstract 100175 ("Geofiz. byul. 14ezhduved. geofiz,
kom-t'pri Pre-
zidiume AN :JSSR", 1962, no. 11, '36'- 39)
TMA: Aerological leveling Is understood by thei author as a
method in
which altitudes are measured by radio from aircraft whose
flight altitude in
maintained constant by means of a meteorograph. The hisights
of 30 gravlmetrio
points obtained by the Pourth complex antarctic expedition
(USSR) along the
route Mirnyy-Komsomol'shaya (-880 km) by th~a trigonometric
leveling method*
are compared with their heights determined earlier by the
aerologic&l leveling
.method. The error of trigonometric leveling is
estimsited/to be of the -)rder of
I m per 600 km. Height divergence on account of
non-nolpq1denca of coordinates
of the points attains, in the authort a estimate, 1.5 - 2 m.
Conclusions:
1) There existpo systeriatic height difference (H
trig'Haer=40 100) which is
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On a possible systematic erro~rof,.. AOOI/AlOl
F I
ascribed by the author to ref1dation of
electromagnotila'v?aves from a layer at
a depth of 15 M'(more compnot'snow layer) rather than fit(;m
the ground surface.
2) The rms erroi, In heights aAdunts, after excluding
th~~aystematlo part, to
8 m. There are 6 references. ~ I
I ft
0. Sheynin
(Abstracter's note: Complet-i translation]
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ACCESSION XR: AT4024453 0010/63/000/013/0041/004 2
AUTHMS, Avayuk, Yu. X. ISulanshop Yu. D.
:TITLEI Use gr&viaotrio sltati=w iA Antarctica
SOMICSo AN SSSR. Mozhduv*do&&ty*nny*y goofixidhoakiy :koait*t,, Goof
isjoholiki'y
byulletonlp no. 13l 196~0 41-42
TOPIC TAGSt gravimetryt gr&vlaotery base station, bass gravimetrio
stationt La
Costa. gravimeter
ASTUM The Mirny statiDu has been established as tho primax7 base
station for
all Saviet work in Antaratloa. The bench mark, a ooncrote slab in the
cosaic-ray
building, is at 660 33.24 3. lat., 93' 00.91 E. long., und at an
elevation of
20.7 m. The value of g at this station, determined by V. Sparkman
with a La Costs,
gravinater and tied to the value at Washington, is 982 4.07.4 t 2.0
zpl (on the
Potedam base). The authorio have verified this value through several
Soviet
stations, checking the grwrity difference between these stations and
the ILirny*y
station on the one hand azut between these stations and the
Amundsen-Soott station
of the U.S.A. on the other, and they agree with the Sparkman
determination within
3.0 zPl# which they ocusiCer to be within the limits of measurement
error. They
carcl

ACCESSION M AT4024453
~thorefore aooept Sparkmantis value as a prelimi=7 base value,
subjeot to the
ref inezents of more detailod work. Orig. art. has 1 1 Uble.
ASSOCUTION: Me%hduvsd=s1y*xmy*y goof isidbeekLy kozitct U SSSR
(Intex-AeWt-
mental Geopbysical Comittoo AN SSSR)
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POKAMMOP L.I., mladshir nauchnyy sotrudmik; AMIM,
Yn.H., mladshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnLk
Subglacial relle.,' and the thickness of the Lazarey
Shelf Ice.
Infombiul.Sov.itntark.eksp. no-44143-48 163. (KRA
l7v-14)
1. Institut fizil-1 Zemli imeni O.Yu.Shmidta. AN SSSR.

AMUKI YUJI.
Study of the counting dovicon in GV-,'-3 gravliwtero.
Trudy Inat.
fiz. Zorn. no,31:77-78 164.
Uso or the m)thod of slope in standardizing and
orienting zMaltive
GAL-Z and GA:,-P gravimotor systmo. Tru:iy Inst. fi-,.
Zam. no.31:79--
i I'll) 1 64, (,rIRA 17:9)

L 14494-66 ENT-
Acc HRo AT6006265 SOURCE CODE: URitoooo/65/000/000/0116/0120
AMOR: kvayuk, Yu. N. Kusi-ranov, V. A.
OAG: nono
TITLE: Experiment in detailed. iUavimetric survey jig at sea
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut fJ,Ziki Zemli. Apparatura i metody morskikh
gravimetri-
cheskikh nablyudenii'(Apparatt-is and methods of marine gravimetric
observations).
Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 118-120
TOPIC TAGS: survey ship, graitimetry, oceanic grallimetry, gravimeter
ABSTRACM The paper is a repc~.rt on asmall-scale maritime Igravimetric
mapping ex-
pedition organized in 1963 by-the InRtitute of Physics of the Earth,AN
SSSR. Ail
area of 20 x 30 miles was gravimetrically surveyed to develop methods
of observation
and data analysis for detailed mapping In regions in which the gravity
anomalies
varied from I to 2Q mgal/mile. Two t, E!~vi-snterl'wera used for the
observa-
ypes of
tions: two GAL-SliWith scale divisions of 15 and 12 mgal/mm, and the
Graf' with scalit
divisions of 3 Wd 2-T mgal/=. An experimental w)del of a string
gravimeter waS
also used. The readings of the GAL-S gravimeters were recoided on
photographic
film, while those of the Graf instrument were potentiometrically
recorded on a
paper ctart. All instruments were mounted in Cardan suspennions. The
observations
were made at a depth of 80 m &ad a speed of 3 knots. The readings were
corrected
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-i IL4WL-44
ACC NRt ATOG062b5
Jor zero drift of the instruments and for the Eatv8s effect.
Laboratory tests
shoved an Instrument accuracy of 1.5-2.0 mgal. "aiysis or the
observational materi,
&ls showd that the root -me an- square ex-ror in determining the
force of gravity at
ocean stations using readings from four instruments is t3-51mgal.
MB CODE - 08/ MM DATE: 29Dct65/ An PREss:
Cwd 2/2

ACC NR. Ar6oo6556 SOLECE CODE: LE/0335165/000/00510024/00'6
,AUTHOA; Avsyukovich, V.; Go:.ovanov. A.
W-13; Moscow Technological Ix,stituto of Moat and Dairy Industry
(Moskovskiy
takhnalogichoskiy institut myasnoy i molochnoy promyshlonnosti)l
Moscow Lonin Order
I-loat Packing Plant (Moskovaldy "sokombinat)
~TIT": Inspection of yellow pigmented moat using a caustic reaction
technique
';SOURCE; Flyasnaya industriya SSSR. noe 5, 1965. 24-26
IOPIC TAGS: food processing. animal disease, chemical
identification, causticization
:ABSTRACT; Yellow pigmented moat of slaughtered animals may be
caused by a pathological!
;type of jaundice or by a psoulojaundice. The pathological typos
include hemolytic,
:p so oja di(e
OarenchymAtic. and mechanical jaundices producod by differont
diseases. F ud un t
:rosults from animals eating 1krge quantities of beets, bagsisse or
certain other foods..
The distinguishing ch"racterlitio of pathological jaundicer is that
the yellow
pigmentation is found not onl;r in the fatty tissues, as in the care
of psoudojaundico,
but also in the intramuscular connective tissues, bones and mucous
membranes. HAvviorvor.
!moat inspectors do not always correctly identify the typo of
jaundice and at timez meat
!of s3Aughtered animals has bevn needlessly rejected as
uncertifiable. To facilitate
[identification of pathological. and pasudojaundioss, the author
conducted oxPorimants
Card 1/2
UDC 1 -6,37 t3i s 614

ACC NRi Ap6oo6556
on cattle and pig carcasses idth ye3-Iow pigmented meat using a
caustic reaction
technique (details not given; and compared it to Xh. S.
Goreglyad's technique Ci,962)..
Iho caustic reaction tochniqve proved far more sensitive in
determining bilirubin in
,fatty tissues and positive rcaults were found only in cases of
pathological jaundice.,
:This technique is relatively simple, more economical, fautor (5
to 10 min) and a
ivaluable aid in moat inspection.. Orig. art. hasi I table.
ISU CODE: 06, 07/ SUBM DkTl;l none
Card 212

FALIMIN, V.V.; TETERNIK, D.M.; AVSYUKEVICH, V.S.;
ASLANOV, V.G.; GOLIDMAN,
Ye.I.; ZELIMANOV, I.S.; SIEFANOV, A.V.; KHOUIDNOVA, O.S.
Stadying the po3sibility of applying preslaughter
adrenal treatment
in the meat indastry. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; p1shch.te1rh.
no.li66-71
163. (MRA 16s3)
1. MoskovBkiy t3khnologicheakiy institut myacnoy i
molochnoy
promyshlonnosti i ~bskovskiy myasokombinat.
(Adrenalin) (Slaughtering and slatghterhouBes)

ppp"-
'FA
-Ao
'o,
;a Ov 0 00
40 1~ i-6,
o" 00 i% e(0 j., 0
00
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elieloo 00
C,o
e A
0 (D c%
0
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e. 'A
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AYTANDILOV, O.G.
Connection of the subamohnoid space of the breAn with
the
lymphatic systm of the nasal cavity. Vest. oto-rin. 18
no.101-32
Ja-]P 156. (KUU W)
1. Is kafedr7 noisallnoy anatomil (say.-prof. A.N.
Gennadiyey)
Savero-O*9t1nskcq;o maditsinakogo institutR,
Ordshonikidse.
(SUBARACHIOID SPACS
detere. of relation to 1ruphatic system of naval cavity
in dogs)

USSR / Human and mimal Morphology (Norma:j and
Patho- S-5
logical). Blood-Vascular System. Vossels.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 17, 1958, 79120.
Author : Avtandklov G. G.
Inst :Not giitn~, -
Title :On the Intermediate Substance of the Walls of
the Blood Vessels of the Pia Mater.
Crig Pub: Vopr. neynokhirurgii, 1957, No 6, 18-20.
Abstract. A sol-ition of iron bi-sulfate and
isotonic am-
monia was introduced into the common carotid
artery of live and dead dogs and of human corp-
ses. In 15-30 minutes, an isotonic solution of
potassium ferricynade was injected into the cav-
ity of the lateral ventricle. Turnbull's blue
separated out into the intermeidiate substance of
the internal and middle membranes of the vessels,
Card 1/2
36

ATTANDILkys -4-Sib-
Functional state of epithelium of huawn brain vessel
plexi in
tuberculous meningitis [with summary in Unglich).
Biul.eksp.blol.
i cede 43 noo);Ill-114 Mr '579 (K14 10:7)
1. Is kafedry normallnoy anatomil (zeiv. prof'.
A-M-9annadiyev
[deceased)) Severo-Ometintikogo gosudairstyennol;o
maditsinakogo insti-
tuts (dir. - dotsent B.N.Pblikarpow), go Ordshonikidse i
patologo-
anatomicheakogo otdolanlywRespublikeinskoy
ob"yedinenrioy bollnitsy
(glavvrach T-K-Untsaliyev) Kabardin-Balkarskoy ASSR.
Nelichik.
Predstavlena daystvitellaye chlenom ANN SSSR
:(.V.Davydovskim.
(TUMOUIOSIS, NIMINOUL, blocd in
funot.condition of vase. epitheliwi in plexi of cerebral
vIOntricies (Rua))
(C]fJOW1, VINTR101AS, blood stq)ply
vase. epithelium in plext, funot, condition in tubero.
menirsitis (Rua))

AVrANDIL N, G.G., Caqd Med Sci -- (diss)
"Cone e rning the
41
functional loum 4 and pathological
rrorc~holoj!y of
exper-imett al
the vascalar plexi or the cerebrum
(ArLatome-O
-i;kl Len 1958
and patnologic 19 pp (Len Orcer of Lenin
Inst for the Advancel 1'raining of
Phy3icians im S.M. Kirov)
(KLj 10-58, 117)
- 57 -

AVTANDILOV, O.G.: MALIKOV, X.I.
Illm adapter for tho W%_2 slorophatography apparatus to
be
used with the MIM2 atorophotograptT oamorac Ub.delo 6
no,3t
46-47 m~-jo 16 D. (MIRA 13 l?)
1. rafedra patoloelabookpy anstomil, (sav, - prof, P*V,
31povskly)
Laningradekego ordena Lenina Institutik
usoveirshoustvoyaniYa
Trachey Iment Box. Kirov& (dir, R prof, lel, Blinov),
(MICROPHOTOGRAPHY)

A7ANDILOV,-O,Goo kandomildenauk
Kabardino-Balkar A,S.S,R, Medical society, Zdravo Ros. Feder.
no* 1OW-46 0 '60o (MIRA 13U
(KABMIIK)-ULKAR A.B.S.R*--NWICAL SOGINTIM)

AVTANDIIA) G.G. (Nallchik)
Plan:bnetric rtilers for the quantitative evaluation
of athero-
oolerotio vas(mlar lesions. Arkh.pit. 23 no-4:89-90
161#
(HIRA 106)
I& Iz patologoanatmiobeskogo otde:Leniya (nv. -
kand.med.nauk
G.G. Avtanclilcv) Respublikanskoy ballnitsy (glavnyy
vrach T.K.
Kantsaliyev) Eabardino-Wkarakoy ASSR.
(ARTMOSCUMMS)

AYIANDIMY,-S&orgiy-GenljpA!~9y~q~hj SIPOVSKIY,
P.V.j prof., otv.
red.; KUMUKOVA,S.S., tekhn. red.
N.- ,
(Vascular plexises of the brain; their morphology,
function,
pathology) Soa-adistye spletaniia. golovnogo nozga;
morfologiia,
funktaiia, patologiia. Nallchik,
KRbardino-Balkarskoe kaish-
nos izd-vo, 1%2. 126 p, (MIRA 160)
(BRAIN-BLOOD SUPPLY)

AV,TANDILOV, G.G. iNalIc'Ak)
Pathohistolog-r and classification of tumors of
the choroid
plexuses of the brain. Arkh. pat. 10:32-38 162.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz patolog,mnatomichaskoy laboratorli (zav. -
prof.
T.V. Chayka) Leningradskogo
nauchno-iavledovatellako
nay,r9khirurgit:hsskoqo inutituta imeni A.L.
Polenova, ~doir.
prof. V.Ms Ug)-fumov) i patologoanatmicheskogo
otdalaniya
(zav. - kand. mad. nauk G.G. A,.'-,dilov)
Reepublikanskoy
bolinitay (glt,viiyy vrach T.K. Kantsaliyov)
Kabardino-
Balkarskoy

AVTANDILOV, G.G., (Ntj'jl~jjlk)
--
Rqnlp reaularities in age-related dvna.mics of the development
of athero.
sclerotio lesiong in the aorta and coronary vesvels; a
planimetric atuly,,
Arx.h. pat. 25 no.11:23-29 163. (MIRA 17:12)
I
0
k,
1. Tz patologoanatomicheskogo otdelenlya (zav. - kand. mee nauk
G.G.
Avtandilov) Nallciikskoy gorodskoy bol.Initsy (g-lavnyy vrach
T.K.
Kantsallyev) I Byiro sudebnomeditsinskoy eksper-tlzy
Mlnisterstva
zdravookhrantmiya Kabarxilno-Balkarskoy ASSR (nachallnik
V.I.Kolenova).

~. u r.-O'.
~, I.' s rate or development of the athercisclorotio
proosots in thf; .,I~
. - ,A-' tr -1.9 " 05
or .1. r,,,- 7 no.1.-?!-" ( I
1. 14alZwk,

AVTI,Nf)ll,C,V, C,.(-,. (Nril ' h1k)
Correlation be,;ween the fundamental typeo of the
morThological
mnifestations of atheronclerosia In the aorta and
the coronary
arteries of tho human heart; a planlmetric study.
Arkh. pat.
27 no.3:18-25 165. WIRA ISO)
1. Patologoana,~omicheskoye otdeleni:yo (zav. -
kand. mad. nauk
G.G. Avtandilo,r) Nallchikskoy gorodskoy bollnitsy
(glavnyy vrach
T.K. Kantsaliyliv) J. RespiffilikanskoyD byaro
sudobnomeditainakoy
ekspertizy (na.,hal.Inik V.I. Kolenov,ii)
MinisterstvEk 7,dravookhra-
neniya Kabardilio-Balkarskoy ASSR.

AVTANDILOV, Georgiy Geiasirnovich, kand.med.nauk;
IACHINOVA,L. A.,, red.
.,.I' " I
(Manual for co3or determination] Posobie dlia
opredele-
niia toveta. Nallchikp Kabardino-Bilkarskoo
knizlinoo izd-
vo, 1964. 39 p. (IIII(A 18:7)

~tnl the dc,-r- (-.F ;",I n ~i f
a Fl~ rd 1 , I oIr :t ';,' ~' '~',5#
P"O
-.n,1 I c, i Ni c 111 F. 0 v g 0 r (A S'x "y 4A m 1
([;1 av ly'y
n!!ri h ti 1
njkl'.1. Koll-Inciva), I-linl9torst.-v,
zdrq'v-I-okhro-lrrJpi

AVTANDILOV9 G.G. (11allchik)
Results of the use of some elements of biometry in
the
practicaol. work of the pathemorphologist. Arkh.
pat. 27
no.903-4t 465. (KRA 18,12)
1. Submilted November 16, 196~.

AVTAI.'D!:.O'V, G.G. (Niakhat!hkala)
Mett:od of complox incision of the aorta and heart
wi.ti,,Out divirlon
of the corcrittry arterlos. Arkh. pat.. 2-4
no.11:719-8;Z 162 *
041 RA 18: 12)
1, Tz pit.ologoattatomIchenkopo otdelculya (zav, -
knnd.med.nauk
G,.G.AvtazAilov) Mallchikskoy t~cro-~.,4.Qy WlInit,-~v
(i7l.-tvily-v vracli
T.K.Kant.saliyev:, KAMrdtno-Nil~i,rs~.ay!%

KOVALEV, V.; WBD, A.; Yu., rod.;
OUNNIKOV, A.# zed.; TURADAYLV, 13.~ -tekhn.
red.
[Wages for automotive transportation
workers In
Kazakhstan) Opleta truda rabotnikov
%vtotransporta
Kazakhstana. Alrm-Ata, Kazgosizdat, 1963.
71) p.
(V TRA -17: -1)
(Kazakhstan-l-li.iges--Transl)ortatioti,
Aatomotive)

AVTOKOVj E.
"Atomic locomotives."
p.24 (Transportno Delop Vol. 10, not 3, 1958., Sofiiav
Fulgaria)
Monthly Index of East 5vopean Acces3lons (EW) LC, VD1, 79
No, 8, August 19511

T.- T
A%'Tk-FRATCV, E. Anv--,cry cf domestic rnlrr~-Is.
Ac-riculture.
lul-lishing 11,149,. 348 wIth il'urtrction,.,; izlcr-
Icurd. copies.
Source: Veterincriya; A,6; 9; September 1949 'anc-I
TALCON
0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 slo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

AVTOKIATOV, R.
Consolidate imtomotive transport servicing agriculture.
Awt, tr&nap,
35 no.800 At, 157. (MLIA 10#9)
1. Upraylyayushchly Tyumenskim oblaytotrestom,
(Pkrm produce transportatiDU)

AVTOKRATOV,,R.,,; ,
- -,
1. ,I
PaReenger traffia in Tyumen' Provinac, Ayt. tl%nBP. 36
no.5t5 IV
158, (KIBA il:6)
1. t~ravlyayush6hiy Tyumenskim oblavtotrestom.
(Tyumen' Province-TransT.*rtation, Automotive)

WMP I moil
ACCESSION NR: AP4038434 S,/0294/641/002/002/0192/0198
AUTHORSs Bill, V. S.1 Avtokratova, N. D.
TITLE: Temperature dependences of the heat conductivity and
tempera-I
ture conductivity of some unadulterated polymers I
SOURCE: Teplofizika vy*sokikh temperatur, 'v. 2, no. 2. 1964,
192-198'
TAGS: polymer property# thermal conductivity, temperature
gradien-l.-, phenolic resin, furfurol, formaldehyde
~:ABSTRACT: The purpose of the tests was not only to obtain experi-
mental data on the thermophysical properties of some unadulterated
polymers, but also to entablish whether individual groups of the
in-%
vestigated polymers difj!er in their thermal conductivity and
tempera-'
ture conductivity. The procedure used is that of Ye. S. Platunov
(IVUZ. Priborostroyeniyo Noo 1 and Noe 4, 1961)1 and the instrument
used was described by V., V. Hurenin and Ye. S. Platunov (XVUZo Pri-
L
Card' 1/3

L 2167-66 EWT(m)/EPP(ti)./.EWP(J)/T/ET(,'P(m) WW/RM
ACCESSION NR- AP50245)6 IJR/0191/05/000/010/003710030
678, 01:536. 2
AUTHOR: Bill, V. S.j. Avtokratova, N. D.#V'ge
TITLE: Temperature depindence of the thermal conductivity and of
the tempeft-
ture coefficient of UjQrmyl conductivity of certain polyineric
materials
SOURCE- Plasticheskiye massy, no. 10, 1965, 37-39.
TOPIC TAGS: heat condAictivity, hea insulation eat resistance, heat
conduction,
_! h
resin, thermosetting maierial, thermoplastic material, composite
material,
heat resistant plastic, pclyrner
ABSTRACT: The effect )f temperaturetj in the 20-400C range on the
thermal
conductivity and on the tomperature coefficient of thermal
conductivity of five
groups of resins was studied to help in the selection or thermal
insulators. The
following were investigated; (1) condensed thermosets -
phenol-formaldehy& 1.~'
.!r
polymer R211?furane polymer FG-2.1 organosilicon polymer KM-2 and
epoxy
resin ED-5; (P condensfld thermoplastics- polyamide resin
-54an(fR2y rboqatit;
~a _
(3) po-lyyneriz"'ed thermoset- styrene solution. of diethylene
glycol and maleic and
Card 112

L 210-66
ACCESSION NH: AP5024506
phthalic anhydride condionsation product PN-1; (4) polymerized
thermoplastics-
polyvinylbutyral, polysiyrene, polymethylmethacr (5) modified
reninii-
ylate; and,
furfuryl-phen formal(lehyde-acetal resin 1-74-10j5organosiltcon
polymer-modified
epoxy TFE-9~-and 5410, a mixture of reskas ED-5 and PDT-1. Maximum
differ-
ences between the therraal conductivity coefficients within each
of these groups
did not exceed about 101%. The difference in the thermophysical
characterictics
of the individual groups is about the same. Of the rosins
e,,xamined the following
are the better thermal insulators: F- 10,% TFE-9 11-21,and 54.
Inpomposit tons
based on F- 10 and TFF!-9 and glass cl2th I.LLO I It-and nitron~
thermal
conductivity increased as temperature was increased, the increase
being factev
in filled compositions, Orig. art. has: 3 Pl~gures anti 2 tables
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: 00
ENCL.- 00 SUB. CODE: MT.-M
NP. REV SOV- 0.0 6 OTHER: 000
i Card 2&

A V7 0 K I -.% -'C-'v'A 2 0. D .
u3jt/Che.-iistry - Aldehydes I,ztr 1~1:7
Chcinh,try - Conden!3atlcn, Cherdcul
"The Reversibility of the Esteric Condensation of
Aldehydev," Ya, ::. 510bodir,
F. Yu. Rachinskiy, 0. D. AvtokrutovV 6 pp
"Zhur Cl.,~!,.ch Yhijrivl Vol XVII) No 3
The Canizzaro-Tishchenko re;ction was fotuid to lie
rever5ibl( . FqUlibrium
was rot est;,blished in the tyutcia a
cetulde.-hyde-et-:ylaceti,-'Lle due to a number of
simultaneous ,JAc raictiom
PA 15T90

443(,q-~)~ __E"'j-jT-(Rj&,-jp(j)jT
ACC NR, AP6023061 SOURCE CODE: UP:/0191/66/000/004/0022/001?i
AUTHORt Renard, T. Ls ; ~orxhak-, V. V. -, Kamensk~y, 1. V.
Toeytlin. G. M. , Belova
b ---
- P ; Kafanoya. V. E.; AMKMULYA,~~
ORG: none
TITLE: Polytetrarrathylolcy:lopentan-nmaleinateAand
&Lass-textolite based on it
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 4, 1966, 22-23
TOPIC TAGS: glass textolits, polyester plastic, maleic
anhydride, ketone, IR speatrum
ABSTRACT: Them qShjknjcal properties of unsatmated p~~lyester
olinomers (UPO) p:re-
pared by fusing 2,2,5,5-tetra(oxymethyl)-cyclopentanon with
maleic anhydride were stud
ied. The fusion was carried out at 1500C in an inert gas and the
liberated water was
continually removed from the reaction zone. The
physiccuiechanical properties of glass
textolites based on several commercial glass cloths and UPO were
examined and tab,ilat-
ed. The unsaturated polyester oligonters were hardened by
holding at 120-2500C for 0.5-,
-10 hrs. It was found that the lower the hardening temperature,
the lower the tempera-&
ture of initial deformation and the percentage of insoluble
matter. At 2000C c0
plete hardening was achieved in 30 mfnutea. The structure of the
unsaturated j;oa1y:esnt;r1
oligomers hardened at 2000C for 0.5-6 hours was determined from
IR spectra. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures, 2 tables.
SUB CODE: 11107/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REr: 0(16/ OTH ~Er: 002
CU-Ial r dhs 08.5.06 : 677.521
~

1 ACC NRs AP6030846
i . Thermogravimetric curves of the resit specimens showeavi~f
j in the 100-3000C range, weil,,ht loss and decomposition rate
are low;
!the weight loss is 2.0876 for R-21 and 7.476 for R- 12. However,
at
ilabove 30000,,the decomposPIon rate increases and it is highest
at
i.4,50-.5200C. Also at 450-5'4:(rC, differential thermal analysis
curves
show peaks which indicate tEat the decomposition taking place is
,:exothermic. At higher temp,~ratures, decomposition slows down
and
:.is not associated with thermal effects. At 9000C (the highest
tempera-
ture), the weight loss is 46. D76 for R- 21 and 52.476 for R- 12.
Unilateral heating of the resit specimens with an oxyacetylene -
~Iflame-unde'r normal conditions (no excess oxygen; distancq% from
burner,130 mm) showed that R- 12 gives off more volatiles than
R-21:
after 30 see of exposure, the'respective weight losses were 23.5
and
'20.60316, However, the rever:;e was true after removal of the
char
I
layers (6.4 and 7.9 mm deep): the weight loss figures were 30.1
and
,38.4%, respectively. These data indicate the slower decomposition
of R- 12, under the experimental conditions, which is attributed
to
the heat shield effect of evolving volatiles.
In the case of the reinforced plastics,unilateral heating-with
LCard 2/4

ACC NRj AP603o646
'After 70 sec of exposure, th,.% temperature of the opposite side of
[an St-12 specimen 6 *- 0.5 mm in thickness rises to only 1,800C.,
while in.the case of St-21 thf s temperature reaches 2500C, 'Orig.
art, hast
and 7 ta'bios. * 'LrFSBs ' V.'2 ~ no. 1;7
SUB-CODEt 11 /SUBM DATEs none / ORIG REF: 002 OTH IXFs 009
5 f igures
,_qord 414

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"t
J. 04e. C*W-At1,R.S k,) R, 1371`401'rVi~ Itu-i"I;
a 63121.-11" nl,)thtf littiltv after iswiltion
,3
Al
of Et tI) (from'
the Intmiction of sisttartildine-11CI with Et formylmm:. .00
cints e) deposits. on instAng. appreciable qusntities of a
product. a. which analyses Identically with 1. .00
liov evtr. It forms a ticrate m. 12D-l', whrms I picraie.
1141111
ell. 1.47-81. On the other hand, the tiew prudoct with
N114 giv" The assidev. M-W. Idtatkal with the ami't - go
prep 1. from 1. it forms a pictrate. M. SICS-101. slon id", alp*
tkW TrIth the proftilt deriml from 1. AMiftntly tEe C,b 0
=at 00 to attiotber =46mHort. polyrrKwphic cc
Hierm. The yield Is about 4,411~c. vil that rJ 1'.
thus Inaking the am--all yield of the oduct M70.
GO M. Kosolspoff aloe
ffilo
-400" -A 18108,0 .6# Oftv W 4n' @loll
010
U a AT go as 01, it, It All a I I N 9 a 0 it I W
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0 0 0 0
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0 a a 0

AVTOKRATOVA, 0. D.
"Reaction of Epoxy Compounis With Phenols and With AmirAis.w Cand
Chen Sci
Inst of High-Molecular Compounds, lAningrad, 1954. (KL, No I.,
Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defendod at USSR
Higher Educational
Tnstitutions (13)
SOt Sun. No. 598, 29 Jul 55

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0 0 ap"Ifiefe 41 0 0
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O?:fOOO?&OOf 4101!0 00009000 0 Ole
A rs I I A. AA CA W it a t I- I t A j - a
00 A.
A%V1PK-,vATc-VA T-' ..410
cmww" of hydtalins consolactilds W futilismilum. V.
I. Garairnylarts and L 1). AirlolargoYL-B&M. sor-sil. Ui.
00 V.N.A.A.. (Jaiss us. ISM
7111017-07-MIR lituaka).- 1410
flowit's 11J. Am. CAWN. Sar. 1), 77MIKII); CA. 11,
:1441) salt, Kill'tul"(114))CId (if. for "olklIC414160. VI cl
00 11:! 04 It.. ralien Mostly ground arnil Isolated by portions; to IIA) I
so 4! Rd. watil. N.11, 110. Pliots., with a yield of 6340r, red N1 11. Rai
'.Call, x, 11, Ilia Nall.
towtothrairal crystals. dectrinap, 40',111* (with r.xplzW;),
a 1.77, numalliartic Imontrat A. - SAS MAT namogractons.
111dach manalyre it, 1 (U,I. The
prootatimird surtwillrar W the oration ii with each of tlw four N"I 1. ml-upying I
cl C1 by Ila. (III. for tiatiall. Cul"ll. substiluln III,
UUtVfCl. IAIIIA 111VIIIII 08111 JIMIIII, IIN(I, girnat pUfl4,,.
*Go)! NJI, I x, 11, No 11 Nil 1, lotaick m4n. plies. line ty.tal,, ram furtim-I,
Injr.411tat"j.
RU 11tu Coucall. IN11.0 I gi%vs an intrnor rd r4mr. Hot AgINO,
**as cl n a I cl ppts. 2.6 stmis Cl I%r al"Tar Rai; mM AgNOS. 2.4 a
111110"" Gtiadusalad,InA I.& 24,'o Kjola.ltra I'/# f-oldruvits) 10't
go, in a , III I&
With AINO, it 1,Afr,, A p1c; alvnitt. lloiO. I-lots. the out. - im-tortariji.
yo
I fair; K,PIC4 I,atm~ a llim,k atioutphows total.; Calls firit (M.
cruIves If, with tho, miter Ila, tha,t with the inner 110. g N' nit at 11110, - -
2-M. Grinding .1 goo
y
9 'If
I H51', aa.-dull to glvt,~ after a few dairs, the sulfate coo
On histing in 110 IAn , 11 loirs 5 110, going or!r into
(111). yelli)v, vorlaticalml cirysimik. IN-A-VII/dICIRWIS00, M. cmtw yellow
ritig-shill,"I
11 11 &1S0 OWAVICII. 1:;.2 by healing 1. 1900
I with W tvil. ~' Nil ..If( Uharn first try0d. crystals. tramitly wit. in IfaO.
oo - 2 95. Recarvsta. of V
: when re -f m If.itc. A.,-ioned to be
I#umd&qr;,4n.. III I, hotrAted vith 1 110). - from III llgU), givi, anotht
I f 111.1. it I% anhyllfous. "e T/W by Amatory With
-4 birdirtia" , x 0. the Ir cilimpits., consiment with the delta. of Ru. Tbw tie 0
:)A I./Ilk) till. at
1-41P64; del" qf -not. imbirliv,, a Cl,; a 3.13 aboire struirtuirs me beiril on
Ihr values of 0. (oramalent
with 2 unpikirid arlerinva a in the "miaples. N lum $300
4111411 It$ .1 too 4 l;,K #I LITC.&TV1111 ftS%jWKAIMft It - use
1-11-4 Its 0 0 0 1 IF IN -19!
11 a 1, so It a Pi a a it a ma a 1 1. Ar
000:00
00000*10600 600006 see lital so** Oo:!,A

ZVYAGllVl'.S~,V, (w~tjt Yovj:onlyovIoll, prof.,
(Inktor xhIM, 11"All) ;
LVILIRATOVA, Tittlyana Dmitriyevnny kind. 1:1.!rr,.
dote.;
CIORY11NOV., Anatoliy AlekscyevLch, knrid.khIn.
rAuk, assistent;
KOLBIN, Nikola-y lvanovJch, kund.khirr,.vvluk,
dDtS.IRYABOV,
Allbor Niko3aytivicht kan3. khim. na", aasistentl
KORCWMNAYA,
YO.K,p red.
(chemistry of :,-uthenium) Khimiia rut#niiia. [fty)
O.E,Zvla In-
tsev I dr. Mo,,kvap NaDkap 1965. 299 P. (MIRA 18:6~
1. LeningradakLy gosudarstveruiyy urOversite-t Im.
A.A.Zhia-
nova (for Kulb~n. Hyabcjv, lorvitnov). 2.
Poskovskiy institut
I splavo-t(kor Avtokratova).

R IDOV av
VIIIQG A.P., akaderik, g1
rod.; TANATTAYFf, IN., skademikp red. toma;
FiYABCHIKOV, D.I.,
doktor khim. niuk, red. tona; GERLIT, Yu.B., rod.;
SUSHKOVA,
L.A., tokhn.rod.; GUSIKOVA, O.M... tekhn. rod.
[Analytical ch-mistry of ruthenium]Analitiolockaia
khimiia
ruteniia. Mims Izd-,Y-o Akad. nauk SSSR,.)962. 263
P-
(MMA 15: 3-1)
(Rutbenium-Analysis)

A.170K~tATQ-V*.,~.D.; ANDRIANOVA, O.N.; BABAYEVA,
A.V.; BELOVA, V.I.;
GOLOVNYA, V.A.; DERBISHER, G.V.j MAYOROVA, A.G.;
MURAVEYSKAYA,
G.S.; NAZAROVA, L.A.; NOVOMENYUK, Z.M.; ORLCrVA,
V.S.; USHAKOVA,
N.I.; kTsDOROV, [.A.; FILIMONOVAp V.N.;
SHENDFRETSKAYA, Ye.V.;
SIMBOCHKINA, Ye.F.; KHANANOVA, E.Ya.; CHMNYANEV,
I.I., akademik,
otv. red.
[Synthesis of cDmplex compounds of platinum F,,:roup
metals; a
handbook) Sintez kompleksnykh uoedinenii meta,llov
platinovoi
gruppy; spravochnik. MoE:kva, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1964.
33E p.
(MIAtA 17:5)
1. Akadoniya naAk SSSR. Institut obshchey i
reorganiche.9koy
khimii. 2. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskcy khimii
All ~;SSR
(for all except Chernyayev).

FYDICHKIN, I.K., prof.; OVCHARENKO, I.M., inzh.;
AVT)WMOV, B.P., inzh.;.
KONOCHKIN, F.G., inzh.
Features of water intake from a river during the
low-water period
by port-type wEter intakes. Izv. vys. ucheb, zav.;
energ 6
no.6tlll-114 A 163. (MIRA i6:11)
1. NovocherkaBEkiy inzheiierno-meliorativnyy Anstitut.
Predatftvlena neuchno-teklinicheakoy konferent:siyey.

AVTONOMOV, B.V.1 BDNDAREV, I.I.; BORI3ENKO, P.I.1
BURLAXA, B.A.1 VESELOV,,
N.D.; ZUBANOVp K.V.; KLIHENI(Op G.A,; XOTILEVSKU,
D.G.; M)DISH,,
A.D.; LAVRENEEKKO, X.D.; MALYUTIN, N.P.; MARINOV, A.M.;
X)IDKANOV, S.I.; FIDGATYREV, A.A.; POBEGATW, K.M.;
POGATEVSKIYj
VA.; SAVINYKH, A.I.; SAPOZIINIKOV, F.V.; SERDYMCOV,
N.P.; I
FINOGENOV, Ya.l.; CHALDRAKYAN, V.P.; CHMKOVp Yo.I.;
SHANIN, V.P.1
SHISHOV, V.V.
Ivan Konstantinovich Khivrenko; obituary. Elek,sta. 34
no.2t96
F 163, (MIRA 16s4)
(Khivronko, Ivan Konstantinovich, 1"..1962)

AVTONCMDV, G.Ye.; KARTVELISHVILI, N.A.; CHER4YATIN, L.A.
Results of the wt1culations of a wat-ir hammer by the
effective
curves of the ehitting-off of turbine deflactc,ra.
Izv.AN
SSSR.Makh. i masiinostr. no.5sl55-159 S-0 163. (MIRA
16t12)

AVTOKONOV, I,, inshaner.
Yodder-preparing uz-1t. HTS 14 no.3122-24 Ur 054.
(W-RA 7%4)
1. Podollskays. wAsjjnojmpyt&Asj'uy& stantaiya. (hod
grinders)

AVTO)UIIOV, I.Ta., inth.
Calculatlug pkrameters for ensilage rommers, 14okh.i
elek.
sota.sel"khos,, 1789 '59- (MI11h 121.12)
1. Mnskovskly inatitut mokhanizataii i
elaktrifikatell sell-
ekogo khosympitva.
(Zneilej;e) (Agricultural m.chinery)

AVTOMCINOV-A )..V.
Effect Gf iso- and heterotransfusiono on the properdin system
and
bactRricidal activity of the recipient's blocd. Gemat. i
perel. krovJ.
103-35 165. (MrRA VNIO)
1. Kharlkovskly institut perelivanlys. krovi.

"TOMONOVA, L.V. (Eliarlkov)
Sonsitivi of microflora to certain antibiotics. Vrach.
delo no.l:Lt
99-103 N V (RIRA 14: n)
1. Klinika (kousulltant - prof. N.H.Milostanov) i
bakteriologi-
cheakaya laborutoriya (rukovoditelt - nauchnyy votrudnik
L.V.
Avtomonqva) Ulvainakogo nauchnd-imiledovatellskogo
instituta
perelivaniya krovi i nec.tlozhnoy khirurgii,
(14ICPZ -ORGANISM., PATHOGENIC) (ARrmioTics)

MASLYA.NSKIY, G.N.; RABIROVICH, G.L.; AVTONCUOVA, N.K1.
Catalytic dealky:lation of ethyl benzeme,
NoftaPhilrija 4 no.3142-1-
42 5 Ys-Je 164. (MIRA 1832)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'okly institut
neftekh1micheskikh
protoeosove

POLYAKOV, V.F., inzh.; (IBOROTISTOVA, M.L., inzh.;
Z.M., inz11.
HISIN, V.I., ini.h.; AVTOKSYEV, S.A., inzh.;
POLYAKOV, V.F.,
inzh.
Exchange of experience of the enterprises of
aconomic councils.
Torf. prom. 38 ro.6-.33-36 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Fabrika izollit trest4t Montazhtorm,,oizdoliFa
(for Polyakov).
2.*..5haturskiy torfotrost Moskovskogo Soveta
marodnogo
khozyuystva (for Oborotistova). 3. Torfoprodpriyatlye
Pellgorskoye Lersovnarkhoza '%-for Mokler). 4.
Torfoprod-
paiyati~m RzLdovJ.tskiy nokh Maskovskogo oblantaoro
saveta
narodnogo khozyo-yatva (far Rysin). :5.
Torfopredpriyatiye
imeni KlQaabna (for Avtonoyev), 6, Fabrika Izoplit
troota
Montazhtermoizdeliya (for Polyakov).
(Peat machinory)

SXRGEUVA-ALAUTA, V.N.; AVTONSTXVA, N.P.; FROWYA, R.H.;
VOLYMNA, L.A.;
BOCKLMY. O.A.: GUM ' "'--
Use of aloe extract and novocaine in combined treatment
of parodontitis.
Stomatolojiia no-2:22-23 Kr-Ap 154. Wak 7:4)
1. In otomatologichookogo otdoloniya (saveduyushohiy
G.A.Kallyan)
polikliniks No.1 (ispolnyayushchiy otyezannost'
zaveduyushchago
A.G.Chernova), Moskya.
(Teeth-D,seoves) (Kqviocalne-Therapeutic use)

zr ~,' Kh
(MIA - 8 t 6)
t'! oc I~A- t-;: rii'. tpkhnA-,heokoy

DAMIRAYEV, A.D., almdemLk, glavnyy red.; KANASH, S.S,.
aksdemik, sameati-
tell glavnogo rod.; UCIWATKIN, F.I.,
rod,; ALSKSANMDV; A.S,, kand.sellskokhoz.natkq red.;
ARUTYUNOVA9
L.G., kand.biol.nauk, red.; VILIUV, I.H..
kstid.sellskokhoz.nauk.
red.; KASSIRSKir, A.A., rad.; KRASICHKOV, I.P.,
skademik, red.;
masimm, i.x., akeaemik, red,; KALITSEV, I.M., red.;
YANNANOV,
N.M., akademik, red.; MUZHAMEDUU-NOV. H.V.. akedemik,
red.;
SADYKOV. S.S.. :ted.-, STRAUMAL. B.P.,
kand.sellskokhox.nauk, red*;
SHAFRIN, A.N., :gasluzhennyy agronom Uzbekskoy, SO,
red,; KlmqNOVAI,
L.I., red.; KED)VAR, TS.I., red.; SOROKINA, I.I.,
tekhn.red.
[Materials of the All-Union Conference on Cotton
Breading and the
Production of Cottonseed] Materialy Vaesoiugnogo
soveshchaniis po
solelctaii i saiminovodstvu khlopchatnika. Tashkent,
Uzbekskaia
Akad.sellkhez.nauk, 1960. )83 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Vaosoyusnoye soveshchaniye po seIvkt9ii i
semenovodstvu khlopchat-
nika. 2. Usbakskays Akademiya sellskokhozyay-j3tvennykh
nauk (for
Dadaboyev. Mannonov. Mukhomedzhanov). 3. Vaesovusnoya
okedemiya
sellskokhoz.naii,c im. Y.I,Lenine (for Kanash). 4* AN
UzSSR (for Kanash,
Mukhamedzhanov), 5, Chlon-korreepondent
UsbekskoyAkademii Gellako-
khoz.nauk (for 11chavatkin). 6. Chleny-korrospondenty AN
MESSR (for
Avtonomov, Hall,%sev, Sadykov). 7. AN Tadzh.SSU (for
Krasichkov, Mekei-
menko).
(Cotton breedi.ng--Congresses) (Cottonseed)

-.01-- .111, 1 .1.
2~i3hl:
Sicor -,tn,,y ~rm-italbnyy rve-riont t:Ovyetgro~p ,ryanotochnop
kol;l.,,. 'Apsktr. 3tantsii, 19111,
0 .
~, S. (,-).
So: L~topis, No - 34

AVTONL)MOV, G.
Fair for new equipment. NTO 6 no.lt45-46 Js 161, (MIRA
l7v2)
1. Zamestitall predsedatelya Kuybyahavskogo oblastnogo
soveta nauchno.-
tekhnichaskiUh obshchastv.

AMNOMOV, LYS., inal..
wfaicator for deternining Q'ompactness of swillap.
Zhivo4vnoyodetro
20 no.8:37J4 Ag 158. (mru litio)
leKoskovskiy Institut ankhanizatsit t slakti-IM&UH
sallskogo
khosyaptya,,
~Insllage)

Ir
AVTOMONOV, I . YA. CAND Cl "f*ft -T.T0T-T--V*4 OF THE
fkROOfW-Of,-COl4PREC*IN? rUA~i-R7~-L AND DEVELOP-
MENT OVIFP UPRESSORSo" LENINGRAD,
OF METHODS FCR
1961. (MIN OF AGA RSFSR, LENINGRAD Aon INST). (KL-DVt
11-61t 217).

AVTOMDNOV, I.Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk; ZHURBA, Z.F.
Reoent developm(ints in maohine milking of cowe,
Yakh. I elek.
sots. sellkhoz. 21 no.3155-59 163, (MIRA 160)
1. Podol'Bkap Yashinoispytatelinqa stantsiya (for
Avtomonov).
2. Starshiy zootekhnik PoJol'skoy
mashinoispytatellnoy stantaii
(for Zhurba), %
(Kilking maohines)

SHLPGVALOV,g V.F. ; RABINUVICH,, N.G.; INOZEWSEV, G.G.j
A QMV V a-, .,
V_T_M #_ A
'COMRIately autcmatic arealor machinivg We.-type parts#
Biuletekh,,b
skonsinformeGoesnauch.-iiieloinst.nauch. i
tolth.inform. 16 no.11:37-
40 163. (MBU 16.,U)

I
AVIONUMV, V-A-, "DIIJUVIGI;, ';-G., inzh.;
SHAPOVALOV, V.F., inzh.
Installing tho IA730 semiautomatic multicut lathe in
an
automatic production line. Mekh. i aytom. proizv. 17
no.8:
1-3 Ag t63. (MIRA 16t10)

AYTOROMOV, V, 1.
Now method of' inspecting finished cotton &:ad staple
fabrics.
Obm. takh. olyt. END] no.1.1:40-42 136. (KIRA 11:11.)
'(Toxtile fabrics) (Produotioix control)

SYCER, I.I.; ATTOYONOVOJlw,,w----; -
Continuous bydrolyals of lignocellulose reelftes
obtained.from
i7love production. Zbmr.prlkl.khis. 30 no.4~582-505 Ap
157.
(KRA 10: 7)
(Mgmoeell-21ove) (Tylose) (Hyd"Irsis)

pl,
vp
'008
law
~t in
of vor gowots 0)
4i0 01,04 Cot
aeon J'v%r#'t4.v* to OOW
4
1 itmdo
Wier
otv" *sob*"

RAGOZ1Nj W.S., kand. toikhn. nauk; ATrOWFi)V,..Yu.V`., kand. tekIn.
nauk
Investigating the precision of turning Rtepped sbafts and part3
fastened in stopped mandrels. Vest. mashinostr. 43 no.7t64-M
Jl 163. (MIRA 160)
(Turning)

r T r F r~ v.-i r i -i
VOIOVIGH. N.I.; MIASOVITSKATA. A.M.; MIKULINSKAYA, U.M.; ZLA
OPOL8SKAYA, R.D.;
IMISMIM, R.I.; SAVITSFATA. A.K.; PARKHOKWIKO, L.I.; MMK H, V.S.,
professor. direktor; ZIMINA, 0.1.; SOKOLOV. G.S.; ISTOMDU, I.D.;
GURDITINKO, Te.0,; KLTUGHNIIOVA, L.ShL; NADTOIA. V.L.; KOCHINA,
Y.N.;
A71TONOMOVA, L.Y.; BEMM. L.G.; GOLIDIUB]MG, R.A.; BEATA, O.S.;
"Ilill".wo ~.~*
Btudy of efflaaar of the anteral Imminization apinst dysentery.
Authors,
a:bstract. Zlmr.mlkrobiol.*pid.i I~ln- no-8:27 Ag '53- (MM 6:11)
1. Ukrainakiy Inatitut spideviologil i mikrob!.ologit in.
I.I.Nachnikova v
Kharlkove. (Bysentery-)

AVTONOMOVA$,-L. V., KONCHMO, A. P., DERFJ,.CH, V. S.,,
SAVCHENKO, A. M.,
SOGOMONOVI S. A.S MKHINA, N. A., GORGURMI, D. M.,,
LEYBOVA., 1. M..,
BALGODMUNA, V. A., EMMA, YE. V.
"The atudy of antitutor substances fomed by
micrciorganisms.11
report sulvdtt3d at the 13th All-Union Congress of
W(,~enists, Epidemiologists
and Infectionists, 1959-

L 35073~65
'ACCESSION N?;* AR50063681
u Oct
i10,400 is PxiDd ~ ced at
-the- - Pol' andi+transv
ture- of co y1ner
chai',is. Them copolymerizatl~
.:the effect of phosphorus at
is copolymerized wit
h t Z*
ratio of 1-2 in the pr:syen~
mers produced have a molecu
-'3r
I . .
~water and-diiute solutions'
with styrene ~ in a 1:1 r4ti6
1producta.with molecular wet,
;-Is- also-copclyiner zed with
;esterate of BF3 (as catalyd,
1.1, 1:2, and 2.,1 at 100-1010C.
weights of -118,500-92,000. jj0polymers;
iin mass an n; N-4kinylacrUb
-e-n.- uls ion and also H-Viiiy,iaci~idone,
ucts have molecular veights'bf
plastic was the lattei a)poj'"er,
acrylonitri1a in the ratio 3~16:29:22.
increases thi? hardness o:, tfP,copolymbrs.
-i_~brd_ 2/3
u
s_ Df,vinylb tyl_cister-l redominate
Chain, n
a", PPOsellt
erss; e bond. 4 vinyl
of vir(V'lbutyl eater with
ydride 4,.,hd ferric rchloride. Jhe
y
-.1) An the presence of f brric
(I
oif, the ilinitrile of azoiso~4tyric
'7 th,
ar weighi'Z'of 50,000-76,000 a d
i
w e il
f acids ;krjd bases. ~ Vinylbut I
f a c
and I.
(FeC13 c'tll catalyst)~c atio
t Feel
ht of form d-.
bt
of
ratios of 1: 1 and
r e
rene
, an .. .31 also copolymerizediw1ith
an.
Solid copolyme.~s are obitained
0
f N -~Liny lacridonAand
e,--styre)je-
and dilviny
styrene, div.~nyl and Qicxylonitrile..,
-200,006-650,000. Of the ubber-like
~coAalning Y-vinylacrii~ne,
N-viny1;.1;crkdone tt~duces
S. Dcas
In the sty
account of the divinYl
4008 not Qccuv ulldcri'
'r
PolYvinYlethYl, AStL
rhloride and in the
acid. The copoly
form films resistant to
I
ester is coppl crized
ya,
taly6t),
Or, as ca
--The vinylp henyl- -e-ther
1 In the presence - of the
heating i-n ratios of
with moltt.-cular
styrene ar,~ produced
or ced in
The prod-
materials most
styre-ne, -divinyl, andll~
the solubility nd