SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AYURZAVA, D. - AYVAZYAN, A. A.

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ACC NR, AP6034O5i---(AW) SOURCE 'CODE:
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AUTHOR: MoyebuE (Candidate of veteirinarr ociencus)g Ayurzava
_(Docent);
Dashdavii (Chief of aaaeroble laboratory)jj 1PatGrkV.0
Nations Consultant in microbiology) =JL-
ORG: Liventock 3t;A+.Uv~, adumv of Sciqqces,hongol Pa2plal
,tResearch Inqtk~~te.,-Ac - L -JL
__RRpubJj1e,- (Nauchao-isolodovatel'skiy- insti.tut
shivot,.Movodstva Akademli
nauk Mongolooko,,,r naradnoy respubliki)
TITLE: Infectioun qtktqr*tg?.,;jomi&~of catoels caused b:r OZ.
perfringensk
type C
SOURCE: Vaterinariya, no. 11, 1966. 32-35
TOPIC TAGS& veterinary aid-==, animal disease, entlerotoxemis,
clostridium porfri.ngetns
ABSTRACTt A gastvoentoritis of camels cauacd by C1. perfringeno
toxialp",
has been observed. This disease spreads rapidly amang the camels
of
the eastarn'Gobl region, and a special commisnion scit up to
study th
problem found that, the characteristic signs of the deseano werat
lo:8
of appotLte, assumption of a half-seatod position it, which the
camel
falls forward on Ate front logo, muscular trenors, steakness of
the ex-
tromitisiD. occasional conatose state, and death within five days
to two
636.295(317.3)

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weeks. In serivike cases the 'central nervous system) was severely
affected, disorl.entation and the drooping head syndvome were
presentp
and the animals ground their tooth. Soft stools or acutodiarrhoo
com-
bined with suddca lose of appetite were often the ftrat signs of
the
diseaseo A vaccine Is now being tested* Orig. art., hast 4
figures*
(W.A. 50)
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AYUS
..U#JW.qk4Uj4 evich; KAGANOTSKIT , A.G., redaktor;
GONCHAR. G.V.,
e haiches Yy 'ttor
(Herring survey of the northern part of the Sea of
Okhotsk] B&zyedka
selldi Y severnol chasti Okhotekogo moria.
(Voroshilov) Primorskoe
kn-vo. 1956. 49 p. (MLRA 9:9)
(Okhotsk, Sea of-Herring)

AY-01SHIN, 13. 11., A. -,. KAM70VSKIYJ Yii. V. NWIKOV,
V. 0. OSIPOV and
S. M. KWANOVSKAYA
"The Biological Foundation of the Developnent of
1,;oviet Fisl-kig Trade for
Different FiEhes."
report presented at the All-Union Cord'erence! on
BioloS:ical Foundadons of Ocean
Fishing, 11-16 April 1958, by Ichthyological Corm-nittee
of AS USSR, VNIRO, and
Inst. Oceanography, AS USSR.
(Vest. AN SSSR, 1958y No. 7, pp. 131-133)

ITITMMV, A.
Inthe etruggle to mobilize J."Inancial reoncea. Fin
SSSR 19
n0-.10:53-56 0 158- (mrRA ii:n)
(Bux7at-Mongoll&-7 inance)

ATUSHIM, A..
Hidden potentialities for the reiluction of
administrative ex-
penses in the Buryat A.S.S.R. Fin.SSSR 20
no,,12:61-62
D '59. (IGRA 12:12)
(Buryat-Mongolia-1ndusti-ial organization)

ATUSHIM, A.
Astiat the expansion of the mimfixturo of
conuumers goods
tbrough credit. Den.1 krado 18 nv.1:36-58 Ja 160.
(Hlu 13: 1)
(Kuybyohev--Manufactxw~c) (Crodit)

IVANOVSKIT, G. - WKHOVA, K. -, AYUSHUIV, A.
Aid technological progress with cradit. Den.i.
kred. 18
no-7:16-28 ii 160. (MULL 13*-7)
1. Fredsedatell Zaporosbakogo sovnitrkhoza.
(Credit) (Technological innovations)

AYUSHIYEV, A.
Analyze the financial and imanagerial opem,tiongi of enterprises
more deeply. Fin. SSSR. 23 no.1!73- .76 A 162,, (MIRA 15:2)
(Irkutsk Proviwe-Incustrial management)
(Irkutsk Froviwe-,Finance)

AYUSHTYEV, D.A.
...........
~,'ayq to Improve t,he planning: of product.lon i-nd
finazw1al operWons
on l'i collective farms of the Buryat A.S.S.R. Trudy
BRU11 nc,.5.87-
9'1 116 ~1. (MIRA 18t2)

AYUSKYLY, B*A.
Svie problems concerninp the balance of ineat
production and con-
sumption in the Buryat A.S.S.R. Krat. soo,-). BKNII
no.1:73-79
1.59. (Buryat-Monfroli. i-Ment Industry) (NIRA 14: 9)

MUSHIIEV, B.A.; RADIXAMV, G,Sh.
Distribution of the produc-tion and consumptian of
foodstuffs in
the Buryat A.S.S.R. Kraevod. stor. no.6t5f+~-&) 161.
OURA 15:2)
(Buryat-Mo,3golia.-Food industa-y)

AYUSFIIYEV, Batomunko Ayushi-yevich; ZHALSABOE,
D.U., spots. red.
roblems in the use of the balance, sheet method
in plan-
ning the developmont of animal husbandry in the
Buryat
A.S.S.H.] Voprosy ispoltzovaiiiia be.lansovogo
metoda pri
plani.rovanli razvitiia zhivol.novodLtva
Buriatskoi ASSR,
Ulan-Ildo, Buriatakii komplek-einyi muchno-issi..
Jn-t,
1960. 80 1). (MIRA 170)

III ~l
ANUS11, S. I Oand Agr Sci -- Arnp'ul-Mongollan
hybrids of'dl-e
first and second generations and their astrakhan
qualities."
~f ~,l /ti
Mos, 1961. (Mos Vet Acad,,, ae Ag:! RSFSR) (K1,,
8-61, 252)
- 349 -

ANUIYAN V.fe... iiizlj.
New method of passiiating Iron al:[oys# cj'var,prDiz%,,
no.4139 Ap 164.
WIRA 18:4)
1. Rostovskiy zavod sell sko:diozye3r.,3tvennogo
mai5hinostroyeniya.

THASOV 5- A.ya.; LAPTEY, D.A.; AYUZAmkyN, ik.A.;
SMOLIN, R.P.
Temperature dependonce of the magy,atic
properties of' elinvar.
Izv. AN SSSR. Sero fiz. 26 no.2-,2V?-290 F 16Z.
(MIRIL 15:2)
1. Institut fiziki Sibirskogo ot(leleniya A14
SSSR.
(Iron-nickel a:-Loys--MagnDtic properties)

GRaNDHANIS, V., arMitektor; MARS j,,jpkhitektor; PLMANS, L.,
WAK-tektor; OSE, L., amtemmo;
Integrated series of large-panel apartment houniq and
Vpildinge
for cultural and service purposes. Zhil. stroi.- no.100-12
162. (KM l6tl)
(Apartment houses) (Public buildings)

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AUTHOR: Beritashvil.i94.,8o'; Ayvazashvi.li, M., Ordihom.ikidze# Too
A.
4 . U ...
ORG:
T1TLF.: Origin~and cbaracterlstics of 6~blayei:lireactionti, in: dogs
SOURCE': AN GrAzSSR.-: Institut fiziolog:ji. 11;~udy, v. 14, 1965.
Sovremennyye pr-ob--
lenV deyatelln,)sti, i itroyaniya tsentra.*Llnoy nervnoy siotupw
(Present problems of
the activity &id structure of the centr4l nevrous system)j, 23-38
TOPIC TAGS: diolDyed reaction, del9yed responce, viaual st1mulus,
conditioned re-
sponse, delayed conditioned ivsponse
ABSTRACT: Th WAlity of dogs to produce' deliWed re-sponses; to
various kiniN of stim-
ulus (ocular., auditory, and vestibulu) vas~studied. DeLayed
responses to visual
stimull are performed by dogs with different 41elay maximumn. In
quiet, immobile
dogs the maxinitm,delair of alimentary response to a visu!Ll
jitimulus mW be 10-15 min,
In act.-Ive, eazil3t exc'Med dogs the delayL maxiiiftim does not
exceed 3 min, The duration
of delnyed reaction greatly depends on the repetition of the
experiment, i.e. on
training. ~%ximikm dalay is achieved by alteriiating sho,:t delays
with longer ones
until the maxinuri is reached. The maximum de:-,ay is reached much
faster and far more
successfidlyin qiLiet, immobile dogs than in e6sily excited dogs.
However, the abil-
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ity of the anim 'Ll ato produce delayed re0ponses does not
ej:clusivell depend on train--!-
ing. Animals jn,W produce delayed responses at the first tilal, some
minutes after
they have seen t,he food or heard the signal. The delky of responses
to conditioned
stimuli (bell, tone) was somewhat 'shorter (8-12 min), The mixtimum
delay of re- -
sponses to con(t.tioned natural signals (noise 'Df food basin) was
significantly shorter
(3-5 min). In e.-q)eriments with visual stimuii and conditioned food
signals, unusuai
stimulation during the delay period, even. feedIng or removal of the
animal from-the
-cage, did not disrupt the delayed response. Miximum delay Df
response to conditioned
sound stimuli if somewhat more difficult to aciie--v 'then with
visual stimuli. The
animals.were also able to produce delayeo; r--sp')nses'to vestibular
stimulation. The
maximum'delay fcr these stimuli is 3-4 nin. ~Mese findingp are
theoretically
analyzed in the light. of psychoneural regulati;3n of the behaviour
of higher ver-
tebrates. It is concluded that delayed reactions are goverried mainly
by thi laws.
of the psychonelural. activity producing images of the 'externiLl
world, and not by the
laws of conditioneC activity. [DP]
SUB CODB: 061 MEM DAM nonel ORIG REP: Oi5/ OTH MY: 003/
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AWAZASHVILL-j~M.,
Potsibility of the formation of conditioned locomotion
in doge with-
out any reinforcement. Soob. AN Uruz. SSR 28
no.2:227-233 ~
162. (111RA 15:3)
1. AN GruzSSR, Institut fiziologM., Tbilisi. Predstavleno
akademikom I.S.Beritashvili.
(COMMONED RESPONSE)

MAZZASHVILI, I.M.
M41,;,i.
Abi:!'ity.of replete dogs to create the p.cture of
food location
and develop automatic feeding habits. Soob. AN Gruzj
SSR 30
no.:L09-65 Ja 163. (MIRA 17: 1)
1. "Institut fiziologii AN GruzinakDy SSR, Tbilisi.
F~-edstavleno
akademikomi I.S. Beritashvili.

A)AIAZASHVIII, I.M.
Role of the image of food locatior, in the
gene]-atiOn of a
chain conditioned reflex. Zhur. v--%*s. nerv.
deifit. 15 no.6:
971-976 N-D 165. (milu, 19-.1)
1. [nstitut fiziologii Ali* GruzSSIR, Tbilisi.
SuInitted
Feb-uary 22, 1965.

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AY'fAZISHVILI, [.V.; PAPALASHVILI, V.,16
Estimavion of the Intensity D;r Cauccaian earthquakes.
Soob. AN Gruz.
SSR 35 no.2003-306 Ag 164. (MIRA 17:12)

L 20805..66 MWIMMIMPM/M IJP(c) RDW/JD
ACC UR: AP6015068 00 SOURCE COM UR/0363/66/002/00 ,5/0850/0854
AWHOR: Glazov, V. M.; Krestovnikov, A. H.; Yerseyev, V. A..
Avvazov. A~
ORG: Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloy's (Monkovskiy institut
stali i splavov)
TITLE: Study of the the.rmal emf of jErme!n!jm oind tin
tellurides In the solid and
1iquid ste.-f-a
SOURCEt A14 GSSR. Izvestiya. Hoorganicheiskiye materialy, v. 2,
no. 5, 1966, OSO-854
TOPIC TAGS; germanium compound, tin compound, telluride, thermal
emf, electric
:conductivity,.
'ABSTRACT: The temperature dependence of the 1:hermal emf of tin
and germanium
tellurides werv studied in order to investigw:e their
physicochemical nature and
changes in bond character associated with the fusion of these
compounds. To this
end, a special apparatus was constructe(I whi&i permitted
ireasurements of differential-.--
thermal emf ovor a wide temperature ranile In 3 vacuum or In an
inert gas atmosphere.1
in both the liquid and solid state. A correlation was notvd
between the character
of the tempera-titre dependence of the thimmal emf and the
electrical conductivity of
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AYVAZOV, A.G.
,
Analysis of production costs in mining. Gor.zhur.
no.2:12-15
j? 156. (KLPk 9:5)
1. Naclallnik planovogo otdola Bogcslovskogo
ruetoupravlenlys..
(Mining engineering--costs)

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PAPADICHEVA, Z.B.
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Treatment of chronic tonsillitis Ar children.
Padiatriia no,l:
7-12 Ja--F 054. OMRA 7:3)
1. Is kliniki fakulltetakoy padiatrii pediatricheakogo
fakullteta
II Moskovskogo meditainakogo inatituta im. I.V.Stalina
(nauchnyy
ruko,roditall - professor D.3).*.16ebedev) I
poliklinicheskogo otdele-
niya 1-y Klinichaskoy detskoy bolinitsy Moskvy
(glavrivy vrach -
xasluzhanW vrach respubliki Ye.V.Prokhorovich).
(Tanalla-Disaaaes)

AYTAZOV, B.R.. red.; KASHKINA, A.V.,red.; CBOISNTSLIV,
R.D., red.;
-----'-ROZHDXSTVICNSKIY, V.P..red.; SHANIN, L.L., roid.;
SUDARKIVA, X.I., red.;
RAKHEMOV, R.Sh., tekhn. red.
[Cho-iiistry of sulfur organic compevnds in oetroltium and
petroleum
prodacts-, papers of th* second scientific sessionj
Khimiia *or&-
organichaskikh sondinenti, wderzhs~~hchikheia v neftiekh i
neftearoduktakh; materialy 11 nauctnoi sesaii. Ufa, Val.
1-.1958. 228
1. Alca(lemiya nauk SSSR. Bash'cirskt3- filial. Ufa.
(Sulfur Drganic camounds)
(PBtrolet.m)
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