SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DRITS, V.A. - DRIZIN, B.

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DRM, V.A.
(~zantitatlve phaso X-ray avAayoio of alay mineralo. Kriotallograftia
6 no-0530-535 J1--Ag 161, (MIRA 1438)
1. Irkutskiy goeudarstvennyy universitet imeni A.A.Zbdawva.
(L-ray crystallography) (clay-Analysis)

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Stnpture of skolitse Min* abor. no.15:255-261 161. (MIRA 15t6)
1. Gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Ivana Frankol Llvov i
GosudaretvomW universitet imeni A.A. Zlidanovap Irkutsk*
(Skolite)

DRIT3,, Vo A*j ZAREJBITSKAYAj A. Nq MURA%IEVO V. I.
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Report submitted for the International Clay Conference, Stockholm,
Swedens 12-16 Aug 63-

DRITS9 V. A.j ALEKSANDROITAs V. A.; KOSOVSKAYA, V. A.
"About the history of trioctahedral micas in sedimentary rocks."
Report submitted for the International Clay Conference, Stockholm.,
Swedenp 12-16 Aug 63-

DRITS, V. A.; FRANK-MENF.T�IM, V. A.; WGVDFENKO, N. V.
*Tosudite - a new mineral formed of mixed-layered phase in alushtiteon
'Report submitted for the International Clay Conference, Stockholm,
Sweden2 12-16 Aug 63o

FSTROSOV, I.Kh.
Palygorskite and chlorite in Oligocene and Miocene clays in the
Irivan region of.the Armenian S.S.R. Zap.Arm.otd.Vaes.min.ob-va
no.2t95-102 163,, (KM 16:10)

KCk"-"k"V")KAY.l, I.C..; DIUMit V.A.; AJ.,EJU)3AllVRGjVA, V.A.
14'.~~tory ('r tr.'.octahedral micas An soatmenta-y rcchl.
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.)c,. ti-.2117F-196 163.
.-.. Geol,,,gJcheWy Jnstitul All M,.).-jkva.

FRANK-KAMENETSKIY, V.A.; GOGVINENKO, N,V,; DRITS, V.A,
NTosudito" a diootahedral mixed-layer clay mineral. Zap. Voes.
min. ob-va 92 no.5t560-565 163. (MIRA 17:1)

DRITS, V.A.; KOSSOVSKAYAO A.G.
"Sangarit," a nev clay j4neral with an orderly mixed layered
structure. Dokl. AN SSSR 151 no.4%934-937 Ag 163. (MIRA 1W)
1, Geologicheakiy institut AN SM. Predstavleno akademikom
D.I.Shcharbakovym.
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KURAVIYEVf V.f,; DIURS V,As: "'AR(I';Uf,4,AY-A, A.N.
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i pol. lsv~jp. nf,,.6-.l3&-134 A.0 164. (14-1IRIII 19.3)
1, GPO1OgI-~!fIIqr'I-Jy institut AN SS.")R, Moekva,

KHVOROVA, I.V.1,DRITSp V.A.*
Volcanic argillites-in;the Devonian of the Aktyubinsk part-of
the Ural Mountain region. Dokl.AN SSSR 149 no.31669-671 Mr 163.
(MIRA 164)
1. Geologicheakiy institut AN SSSR. Predatavleno akademikon
X.M.Strakhovym.
(Aktyubinsk region-Argillite)

DRIVING, A. YA. ~ FEVLWVA) 0. A. and MOSTIKOV, I. A.
Izmereniye spekt=11noy prozrachnosti atmosfery v nochnykh usloviyakh (Investigation of
the Spectral Transparency of the Atmosphere at Night). Akadeadya Nauk SSSR. Izvestiya.
Seriya goegr. it geofiz., 1940, no. 5, P. 685-690, diagra. S-wry In German.

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Clouds in the Stratosphere.
of the filter are given. The results obtained by photo-
graphing by means of polarised light are compared with
aerological data and weather chart data. Polarisation data
permit expressing certain assumptions on the nature and
dimension of the particles composing the cloud which was
photographed. The case of a laminated tropopause is con-
sidered, the formation of which was followed by means of
probing with a projector. Tho results of probing of the
stratosph-re by the projector beam are in good qualitative
agreement with visual observations made in England (Refs.6
and 8), and also with observations of a com lex tropopause
under anticyclone conditions (Refs.9 and 103. The data
obtained by the authors of this paper on the stratosphere
cloud (altitude, vertical thickness. transparence, average
particle dimensionsI refraction index of the particles)
lead to the assumption that tb,~ cloud photographed by the
authors in the Caucasus and the nacreous cloud are of
exactly the same nature in spite of the fact that the latter
has not been observed in the Caucasus region. There are 12
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Clouds in the Stratosphere.
figures and 10 references, 6 English, 2 Russian and 2
German.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Physics of the Atmosphere, Academy of
Sciences, USSR (Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut fiziki atmos-
fery)
SUBMITTED: January 31, 1957.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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AUTHORSLDx1*AMtt-4,_Xa.., V.14. Zolotavina, Polozova, M.N. and
Smirnova, A.I.
TITLE: Determination of the Atmospheric Stratification and Products
of Condensation by Searchlight Method (Stratifikatsiya
atmosfery i obrazovaniye produktov kondensatsii po dannym
prozhektornogo zondirovaniya)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR. Seriya Geofizicheskaya,
1958, Nr 5, PP 613-624 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The thin layers of semi-transparent clouds are often seen
to be formed at about 18 000 m high. The observations estab-
lished the fact that these clouds are produced when the tropo-
pause is being steadily lifted with a simultaneous cooling
at the cloud layer. It was observed in Great BrItain that
this phenomenon is accompanied by a lowering of the upper
layers over the anticyclones. The dynamic pressure appears
to be the main factor in the production of water condensation,
Its intensity can be affected by speed of rising air and an
inflow of moisture from the surrounding areas. As the water
condensation in the atmosphere greatly affects light scatter
properties of the air it is evident that the problem of
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Determination of the Atmospheric Stratification and Frodue'to of
Condensation by Searchlight Method.
optical methods of observation becomes important. Of the
methods of application, the searchlight proved to be one of
the most precise. This work gives an account of an optical
sonding through the atmosphere carried out for four consecu-
tive nights in Moscow region in conjunction with the aero-
logical data and synoptic charts. The resulting observat-
ions are presented in the form of graphs showing various
aspects of light scatter, temperature distribution and polar-
isation. Fig.1 gives the intensity of light scatter of the
beam as measured at various heights through a blue filter.
Fig.2 represents the thermoisoplets for the period of exper-
imenting. Fig.3 shows a degree of polarisation of the light
scatter for various heights. It is interesting to see how
the height of the light spot was rising during the first
three nights. It rose from 2-3 km to the region of the
tropopause by the second night and showed a height of 22-
25 km during the third night. The measurements at 22-25 km
were carried out also with a photographic camera. It should
be noted that while the scatter intensity was changing at
higher levels, it remained constant at about 8 km. The
served data agrees with the theoretical calculations of
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Condensation by Searchlight Method.
the angle of scatter.as it is shown on Fig.4, where the
theoretical curve is being plotted together with the
observed ones. The graph of temperature isoplets indicates
a definite lowering of temperature at the observed heights.
The surface synoptic charts are shown on Fig-5. It should
also be noted that the degree of polarisation in the lower 0
atmosphere lies always in the range of light scatter 135-153
as shown on Fig.6; this was prepared from the data obtained
on many occasions for different localities. The degree of
accuracy of the measurements is somewhat lower for heights
above 15 km due to the star light interfering with the
searchlight. The tests with a green filter showed that it
makes measuring more difficult owing to the absorption of
some of the light intensity. Fig.? shows an example of the
results obtained through it. Entirely different results were
obtained on another occasion of sonding the atmosphere. Fig.8
shows the results of searchlight measurements made every 3.5
hours for two consecutive nights. The degree of polarisation
is shown on Fig.9. The curves are rather smooth, giving
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Determination of the Atmospheric Stratification and Products of
Condensation by Searchlight Method.
evidence of no layers of an increased scatter. This proved
that the upper atmosphere up to 15 km was homogeneous. Fig.10
represents the temperature distribution for that period. The
synoptic charts are shown on Fig.12. The following can be
derived from the experiments: 1. Where the,synoptic situation
represents a high with the pressure 1030 mb at its centre and
a sufficiently developed low to the North, while the upper
atmosphere is of a uniform condition, the searchlight method
will show a slight decrease of light scatter intensity owing
to very small dimensions of free particles in the air
(aerosol 0.111). 2. In the case of a vertical decrease of
temperature the light scatter exposes the particles of an
increased size due-to water condensation. 3. The products of
condensation in such a case at heights of 14-23 km are in
the shape of water droplets of 1.511 diameter. This method
also makes ponsible an exact determination of the relation-
ship of condensation products in the stratosphere to the
vertical movement of the air at certain synoptic situations,
thus contributing to observations of the least knovn sphere
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Determination of the Atmospheric Stratification and Products of
Condensation by Searchlight Method,
of the upper air. There are 13 figures and 12 references,
2 of which are Soviet, 2 German and 8 English.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut Fiziki atmosfery
(Academy of Sciences, USSR, Institute of Physics of the
Atmosphere).
SUBMITTED: January 31, 1957.
1. Clouds--Analysis 2. Searchlights--Applications
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DRIVING, A. Ta., Candidate Pbys-Math Sci (diss) -- "Clouds in the lower strato-
spherep based on data from projector sounding". Moscow.. 1959. 7 PY (Amd Sci
USSR, Inst of Pbys of the Atmosphere), 100 copies (KL, No 25, 1959p 126)

S/049/59/000/03/007/019
AUTHOR: Driving. A. Ya.
TITLE: On Mother-of-Pearl Clouds
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geofizicheskaya,
1959, Nr 31 pp 410-421 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author analysed the data published in numerous
Western publications and-concluded that formation of
these olouds is connected with.an increase of the
amount of ozone in the atmosphere. The maximum
activity of both the clouds and.ozone was found to(~~7
coincide during the development of a cold stratospheric
stream in North Europe. An example of such a
synoptic situation is illustrated in Fig 3. The
distribution'of 1122 cases of observed mother-of-
pearl clouds in Oslo for 1926-1934 is shown in
Fig 1, and Fig 2 is a photograph of these clouds
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S/049/59/000/03/007/0-19
Oa Mother-of-Pearl Clouds
I table and 58 references, 11 of which are Soviet,
6 Geman and 41 English. 0
A.SSOCIATIONt Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut fiziki atmosfery
(Ac. Be. USSR, Institute of Physics of the Atmouphere)
SUBMITTED: June 5, 1957
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PHASE I BOOK VaWITATION SM/5019
GeorgiyeVeklyj YU* S.j A, Ito Driving,, No V. Zolotavin&,, Go V. Rozenberg,,
Ye. M. Feyasl I son anlrV-79. IMAMov
Prozhektornyy luch v atmosferej isaledovaniya po atmoefernoy optike
(Searchlight IkLy in the Atmospherel Investigations in Atmospheric Optics)
Moscow, ltd-vo AN SW,I 1960. 243 p.' Errata slip inserted. 1,600 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akade" nauk NW. Institut fiziki atmoofery.
Ed. (Title pap ): 0. V. BDzenberg, Professor; Ed. of Publishing House: No L.
Telesninj Thch. Edo: I. F. Niovallskays.
PURPOSE- This book is intended for geophysicists epneerned with searchlight
s;Q.ing of the atmosphere and questions in atmospheric optics.
CMERAGE: The book reports on ie cent 'invistiaLtions of -the effect of atmospheric
conditions on the visibility of distant objects illuminated by a searchlight,
and the utilization of a searchlight beam for investigations in atmospheric
optics. The authors limit themselves to that side of the problem directly
cara'~

Searchlight fty in the Atmosphere (Cont.) SOV/5019
connected with atmospheric conditions,, but give a sufficiently detailed re.
view of present-day data on the optical properties of the atmosphere. At.
tention is, concentrated on'studies made by the authors and their colleagues
at the Laborstoriya atmoefernoy optiki Institute, fiziki atmosfery Akademii
nauk SSSR (Imboratory of Atmospheric Optics of the Institute of Physics of
the Atmosphere AS USSR). No personalities are mentioned. There axe 173
references: 100 Soviet,, 38 Englishp 25 German., and 10 French.
TAMX'OF COMIRM:
Preface
Ch. 1. Problem of Forecasting Visibility and Searchlight Sounding of the
(
3
Atmosphere
0, V. Rozenberg) 5
l.Problem of forecasting the visibility of distant objects 111imilm-
ated by a searchlight 5
2.OptJc&J characteristics of the atmosphere and the problem of
measuring them 10
3-Problem of sounding the atmosphere with a searchlight 14
4-Histor7 of'the development of the searchlight method of sound-
ing the atmosphere 17
5-Problems of method 26

Searchlight Fay in the Atmosphere (Coat. SOV/5019
Ch. II. Optical Fropertles.if the Atmosphere
. 30
1, Int
roductl~a ( 0. V. lbsembers) 30
2. Transparency of the atimspbere 32
a, Buie concepts and measurement methods (G. V. Rozenberg) 32
b. Brief survey of published data (G. V. Hosenbeig) 40
c. 14ethods and conditions for mking measurements of atmospheric
transparency at the laboratory of atmospheric optics Insti-
tute of Physics of tMe Atmosphere AS US= (G. V. Rozenberg) 51
d. Tim-dependent and spatial variations of atmospheric
transparency (A* U. Driving, N. V. Zolotavina, and 0. V.
Rosenberg) 55
e* Opetral tranopwmney of the-atmosphere in the high
mou -4-4-. 1%%.a
U__ %.-. ... Georgiyevskly
80
3. Scattering matrix (G. Ve lbsenberg~ 93
a. Introduction 93
b. Brief survey of published data 95
c. Preliminary data an the character of the mLtrix of light
scattered by atmospheric air 117

Searchlight MY in the Atmosphere (Cont.) WV/5019
d. Concluding remarks 132
Ch. III. Structure of a Searchlight Dom 135
1. Introduction ( G. V. Rosenberg) 135
2. Angular stracturo of a searchlight bean at a great distance
from the searchlight (V. S. Miazanov) 137
3. Light.of the 600 WIght scattered into the forward hemi-
sphere ( V. S. Xhasanoy) 140
4. Transverse VrightDoss profile of the projection of a seareb-
light boaa 6n the sky ( A. Ta. Drivingi N. V. Zolotavina,,
0. V. Rosenberg) 142
Ch. IV. Approximate Tboory of Visibility and Theory of Searchlight
Sounding of the Atmosphere 146
1. Statement of the probles. Buie spbols 146
2. Visible intensity of singly scattered light of searchlight 149
a. General expression for intensity of single scattered
light of searchlight 149
b. Intensityof singly scattered light of searchlight vhen
observing from the side 151
a. Intensity of singly scattered light vhen observing after
and toward the ray 1"

Us,robi-ight my in the Atmosphere (Cont.)
SOV/5019
5. Meet of angular distribution of light intensity of search-
light 197
6. Visible contrast of object illuminated by a searchlight 199
7. ZotimatIons of doubly scattered light of a searchlight 202
Cho" VL Uperlmental Verification of the Theory and Bow Results cf
IBearchligtt Sounding of the Atmosphere 209
1. Measurements of visible intensity of scattered light of a
searchlight and comparison with the theory (A. Ta. Driving,
N. V. ZOlOtSViVAS, 0. V. Rosenberg) 209
2. Contrast accordin4 to experimental data of an object ilItminated
by a searchlight (A. Tas Driving, W. V. Zolotavina, G. V.
Rozenberg) 219
3. Aerosol structure of the atmosphere (A. Ta. Driving, N. V.
zoiotav") 24
4. Characteristics of atmospheric aerosol according to data f
searchlight winding (A. Ya. Driving 232
5. Concluding remarks ( 677._Wz_enberg~ 237
Bib3logrLphy 239
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s/169/62/000/008/074/090
E032/Ell4
AUTHOR: Driving, A.Ya.
TITLE: Some data on cloud layers in the stratosphere
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal't Geofizika, no.8, 1962, 22,
abstract 8 G 166.' (in the Symposium: 'Issled. oblakovj-
osadkov i grozovogo-elektrichestval ('Studies on
clouds, precipitation* and thunderstorm electricity$),
M., AN SSSR, 19611 185-191).
TEXT: Experimental data for two spectral regions on the
polarisation of light scattered by cloud layers at heights of
20-25 km (in the Moscow region and in the Caucasus) were7 compared
with existing theoretical calculations of*acattering functions for
different refractive indices. The comparison showed that these
cloud layers consist of water drops. of nearly equal dimensions
(1.4-1.6 -o). This is in agreement (in order of magnitude) with
the dimensions of drops in nacreous clouds which are observed at
these heights mainly above the Scandinavian Peninsula. Tables
are reproduced, one of which contains an estimate of the number of
drops per unit volume and the water content of clouds according to
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Some data on cloud layers in s/16g/62/000/008/074/090
E032/ElI4
searchlight sounding data, and the other the data calculated by
Khestvedt (R.zh.Gfiz, no.5, 1960, 5503) for nacreous clouds on
the basis of the vertical mapping of the stratospheric temperature
distribution and the drop dimensions according to measurements of
the radii of the coronas observed in nacreous clouds. The
tabulated data are in good agreement with each other.- The similar
character or synoptic situations at the instants of appearance of
nacreous clouds and clouds detected with searchlights in the
stratosphere at the same height but in different regions, and alse
the similarity of characteristics such as the vertical thickness
of these clouds, their transparency, the particle dimensions, and
the refractive index of the latter, show that these clouds are
apparently similar in nature and their origin is not related with
orography,
19 references.
[Abstractor's notes Complete translation.]
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S/169/62/000/003/053/098
D228/D301
AUTHOR: Driving, A. Ya.
TITLD: Clouds in the stratosphere according to the data of
searchlight probing., (Theses)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 3, 1962, 27, ab-
stract 3B220 (V eb. Aktinometriya i atmoofern. optika,
L., Gidrometeoizdat, 1961, 217)
TEEXT: The synoptic analysis of the conditions at the moment of
formation of stratospheric aeroool layers, detected at heights of
22 - 24 km during searchlight-ray probing both in the Moscow.re-
gion and the Caucasus, permitted the assumption that an aerdsol
is a product of condensation. Spectral and polarization measure-
ments of the light scattered by these layers enabled the author to
specify that the clouds consist of water droplets with a radius of
about 0.7 - 0.8p. Z-Abstractor's note: Complete translation._7
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D228YD301
AUTHORS: Driving, A. Ya., Zolotavina, N. V. and Rozenberg, G.V.
TITLE: Some results of work on atmospheric searchlight prob-
ing (Theaes)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Goefizika, no. 3, 1962, 27, ab-
stract 3B221 (V ab. Aktinometriya i atmosfern. optika,
L., Gidrometeoizdat, 1961,'217-218)
T---7'XT: Vrhen using photographic and photoolectrical- methods of in-
vestigating the atmosphere with a searchlight beari, it was found
that aerosols occur in the stratosphere's lower layers as' well as
in the tropashere. This indicates that assumptions about the'Ray-
leigh character of light scattering in the stratosphere are not
well-founded. It was also established that, as a result of the at-
mosphere's instabilityl the experimentally derived curves of the
change in the searchlight beam's brightness with altitude differ
from the data, calculated theoretically for the experiment's cor-
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DRIVING A,,U,, inth.; 14ATEVOSYANO R.R., doktor tekhn. naukt red.;
S., red.
(Stability of poise viAh wiri gmaj Ustroichivost' macht
na ottiazhkakho Moakvaq Stroiizdatp 1964. 111 po
(141RA 17:10)

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Effect of the method used In axo4oWLift a frame structure on the
stressed state of its elements. Proms swol, 42 no.8:40-41 165.
(MIRA 18:9)

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MOZAROVA, J.; KLEI'NpO,; DMOVA, V.; Spo'luln-ace: JURICOVA, V.;
S110BODOVA, 1.
An anal-juls of health safeguards in 142 swmnrer -ecreation
programs for nhildren in the central Bohemian region in
Coal. hyg. 10 no.-5.-287-~294 J065.
Use nF puncilicard machines In hygJene. IbId.t295-303
1. 7'rajska hygienicko-epidemlologicka stanice Stredoceskohn.
kraje, rr-aha; Org. meto~. oddelwil, Krnjska
miologicka atanice a Uatfiv hyeJei-y fakulty vseob,,-,,(!-~eh,, 1.6~ar-
stvi Karlovy University, Fraha.

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AUTHOR: Mikhay~4.R._j. ~1.;. e~T e% G. V.; Sandoadrskiy$ A. D.;
_~b
Trifonova,-G._!.
ORG: Institute of P~ysics of the Atmosphere. Acade!"f Sciences SSSR (Inatitut
,.,fiziki atmoafery, Akad'i6&iiW_UW_S�9 T
TITLE: Photometric analysis of the twilight aureole photographs taken frou the
Vostok-6 spaceship
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SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika atmoofery i okeana, v. 20 no. 10, 1966,
1046:-1054
TOPIC TAGS: twilight, spacecraft camera, satellite experiment, aerosol layer,
photometric analysis, atmospheric light scattering, aureole
ABSTRACT: The procedures followed in the photometric analysis of photographs of the
(__~wiljg~t aureole taken on 17 June 1963 over the South Atlantic from the Vostok-6
spaceship)and the conclusions drawn from analysis of them are described. To a con-
siderable extent,.the findings support the preliminary evaluation of the photographs
reported by Rozenberg and astronaut Nikoloyeva-Tereshkova [Izv. AN SSSR, Fizika
(atmosfe.ry i okesnap 1, no. 4, 19651 . The ibotographe were taken with a "Konvas"/~
camer-a (focal length, 135 m) using 35-mm 10-H f ilm and no light f il ters. The HF-4
____ otometer van used in the processing.' Averaged data clearly show the ezistenc4
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of the aerosol layer at a height of about 19 km, thus verifying the earlier evalua-
tion. Additional information as to the seasonal and geographic variations of the
height structure of the layer and absolute values of the coefficient of scattering
at diffe'rent heights is believed necessary In order to deiermine the origin of the
layer. Orig. arts has: 8 figures and 24 formulas.
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-~~ Institute of Metallurgy im. A. A. Baykov, MOscow
"Application of the Masm-Spectrometar to Investigation of the Liquid
Steel Dsoarbonization Kinetics In Vacuum."
paper presented at Second Symposium on the Application of Vacuum Metallurgy.
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DRIVING Ya . .-arkhitaktor
Nomenclature of standardized precast reinforced concrete products
and construction elownto to be used In industrialized building.
Blul. stroi. tekh. 12 ne.6:1-5 JS '55. (MIRA 11:12)
(Precast concrete construction)

DRIVING, Yaja., Arkhitektsr; KALININ, N.Y., inzhener.
Overall dimensions for all-purpose Industrial building of principal and
auxiliary shops of machinery construction, plants. Binl.strei.tokh.13
ae.7:4-9 JI 156. (KIRA 9:9)
(jactories-Dosigo siad construction)

~Jfl~ "e-1 - 1, 66 11.1 ~1 A
I - / I /I, I i, It
VISHNNVSKIY, A.T., Insh.; DRIVING, Ya.Th., lnxh,
I
First international conference on standard design. Blul. @trot, tekh,
14 no.m.4o o 157. (KIM IWO
(Berlin-Building-Congre *see)

YISHNEVSKITj A.T., insh.: MRITMs Ta.Ta., insh.
Building In the rawn Democratic 31spublic. Blul. strol. tekh. 14
no.M2548 N 157. (MIRA 11r1)
(Oarsany. Ramt-Apartment houses)
(Geranny, 31ast-Precast concrete)

DRIVING, *,,-1pzb.-arkh1tektor,
~T&
Second International Conference on Standard Planning. From.
stroi. 37 no.12:55-58 D 159. (KRA 13:4)
(Standards, Engineering)

H&RKGV# D~I*p inahaj IRIVING, Ya.Ya.9 arkhitektor
Hiking reinforced concrete roof bearing elements on stems of
conareting-gombinse. Piomo stroi. 38 no.5137-58 160
~MIM Up 5)
Mrsk-Province-Girders)

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AUTHOR? Drivotin, 1. 0.
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MTLE: Broaching with free chip esoape
PMODICAL% Referativryy zhurnal, Mashinostroy*niye, no. 20, 1961, 55, abstract
20B322 (V ob. "Materialy Konfarsmoxii molodykh uche"kh AN BSSR.
Ser.,takhn. I yeatestv. n.", Minsk, AN ESSR, 1960, 8-20)
TEXT: Tt was found~by ihvestlgations -that the efficiency of broaching
meakin-es- e&a-**be ralsed -not only, by inoreaelng -the ~raltixg speed (in moderm
maehinea up to 90 m/mIn) but al'so the thickness of the metal layer removed by
each tooth orf-the broach, I.e. by inarsuing the tooth pitah. Moteover, an
iz.~rease of the pitch from 0.03 to 0.1 = raises the broach life nearly by a
fastor of 2. The author describes an aasemb!7 broaoh which ensurea a continuous
free chip esoape from the tooth front edge owing to a groove In front of the
a-Atting teeth. Broactlee with grooves up to I - 1.5 mm and a small number of
-nit--.Ing teeth can, during a relatively aho.-4 forward stroke, attain a high
efficienoy. The optimum cutting 13onditions were determined and the dynamics of
ei&aknial ltroaohing with free chip esaape were investigated with the aid of a
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B-,o&Whing with free ohip esoape Aoo4/Aloi
apetial dyT..amometsr, wir,e pielvaps, tensometric. amplifisr and osoillograph. The
grap.ls show that, with An increase in tooth pitch from 0.2 to 1.5 mm the compo-
nent P. grows disproportionately, while Py. falls behind the growth of Pz. At
large tooth pit~:hes the PY - to - P. ratio is lower than with ordirary, broaches,
wniah proves the more favorable outting conditions in comparison with small
tooth pit!~hes. ki Lnereaes in +~as slope angle of the )utting edge up to 30 - 450
considerably improves the cutting proites. The described broa-.h can be used in
a4.t-'%-,omaU,, lizes. There are 6 figurea.
T. Briskman
fAbstraoter's notei Complete translation]
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Dill VC,;'l7TV,D.V. , C-~.-ald !'.cd Sci-(di ri.,,) 111~ r. c~~.ct in nlin5, r- I I i ritic.n
of ind'Fctioiz~ 11 ),, ("in!': St-tr. ~,- ln~-') 'Of-, c o-
t . ~ - . 0 .1 , 1 1.
,~)i 0 f~ ;-5P,,129)

MRIVOTIVOT, B.T., kand.wed.nank
Oldest medical Institution of the republic. Zdrav.Belor. 5 no.12:
51-55 1) '59. (HnU 13 -.4)
1. GlavW vracb 2-y klinicheekoy bolluitay g. Minska.
(HUSK--HOSPITAM)

0 R- I kand. meditainskikh nauk
Liver function in infectious chorea. Zdrav. Belor. 6 no. 7:35-
38 Je 160, (MIRA 13:8)
1. Iz klinild nervnykh bolezney Minskogo meditaimikogo instituta
(zaveduyushchiy kafedroy - professor M.A. Khazanov).
(CHOM) (LMR)

TRUSEVICH9 NI. p akademikq saslushennyy dayatel' naukil DRIVOTINOV ]kf 9't
~~.zed.naukj DOVGYALL09 O.G.p aspirant
Incidence and the course of rheumatic fever during a ten-yW *riod
do revealed bi materials from the Second Clinical Hospital kinsk.
Zdrav. Bal. 6-no,ns6-lo N 16o. (MIR& Ijzl2)
1. Akademip nauk BOSR (for Trusevich).
(RUVUTIC FEVER)

ACC NR: AT7000181 SOURCE CODE: UR/3182/65/002/r~,-_.')/0035/0039
AUTHOR: Politov, N. G.; Driyayev, D. G.
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ORG: none
TITLE: Low frequency internal friction in lithium fluoride crystals
:SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Institut fiziki. Elektronyye i ionnyye protesessy v tverdykh
telakh, v. 2, 1965, 35-39-
;TOPIC TAGS, lithium fluoride, crystal deformation, crystal dislocation phenomenon,
.x ray effect
ABSTRACT: Results are given of a study of the effect of x-ray irradiation and mechani
'cal deformation on the internal friction in LiF crystals at infralow frequencies. Measi
urements were made with a torsion pendulwn relaxation instrument designed by Yu. V.
Piguzov at a frequency of 1 cycle. This required LiF samples 2 x 2 x 60 MT,. The tem-
perature dependence of the internal friction coefficient, Q71 was measured over the
:range from the temperature of liquid nitrogen to roan temperature. Samples were an-
,nealed at 700C for 5 hr, were cooled to liquid nitrogen temperature, and then were
warmed at the rate of 0.5 deg/min to room temperature, Q-1 being measured at intervals
.of 3K.. Curves were plotted for a sample before and after x-ray exposure at 30kvlDma,
'1or 1 hr at room temperature. Before irradiation the Q-1 curve shows several more-'-
1-or-less low peaks between 100 and 300K2 notably at 160K (peak 1) and 210K (peak 2).;
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After irradiation, peak I vanished, whereas peak 2 grew sharply. The tests were re-
peated after 3 days, during which the crystals were maintained at room temnerature.
,Peak 1 reappeared and peak 2 decreased somewhat. Upon reexposure to x-rays, peak 1 de-.
creased, but not as much as the first time. The crystals were subjected to 1% deformaJ
tion, which was found to have an effect opposite to that of x-irTadiation: peak I
grew, whereas peak 2 fell. After 3 days at room temperature, the peaks returned to
,-their initial state. The rise and fall of the peaks is explained as due to the Schul-
man-Compton mechanism, in which vacancies are generated by the irradiation, coupled
:with Varley's multiple ionization and Seitz's dislocation mechanisms. The excitons
.formed by the x-rays decay and the halogen ion localized at the line of dislocation
'ionizes. The resulting atom departs, leaving a vacancy. The decay of another neigh-
boring exciton causes one of the halogen ions of the normal lattice to fill the vacan-
cy, leaving a free halogen vacancy. This mechanism results in a drift of the disloca-
,tions. The effect of deformation on the behavior of the peaks is explained. Peak 1
,is associated with "dislocation" type internal friction; peak 2 with "vacancy" type in-!
ternal friction. However, the latter conclusion is not clear-cut. Orig. art. has: 6
,figures. [WA-951
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DRIYAYEVI N.
l.-- -
"Stavrit." Meet, prom. i khud, prows. 3 no.903 S 162.
(MIRA, 16%12)
1. Direktor Stavropollskogo khimichaskogo zavoda mestnoy
promyshlennoeti.
J~:
t f,

S11891631000IM210061010
A057/A126
AUTHORSs Driyenovskly, P. BaM, N.A.
TITLE3 Some products of radiolyals and radiative oxidation of acetone
PERIODICALs Vestnik Moskovskogo univerbiteta, Serlya II, Khimiya, no. 2, 1963,
28 -,31
TEXT: In the Laboratoriya radiatsionnoy khimii (Laboratory for Radiation
-Chemistry) the formation of liquid produats.was investigated during the irradia-
tion of acetone by X-rays with doses (1-5 - 1.6) . 101t) ev/cm3 - sec.. The ex-
periments were-carried out in a specially designed glass cell first with oxygen-
saturated acetone and-then with hydrogen (inert gan)-saturated acetone. Formal-
dehyde, acetyl acetone, and acids were determined after irradiation. Formalde-
hyde is formed from the start of irradiation In presence and absence of oxygen.
A stationary concentration and dosis was observed in both cases but it was high-
er in the presence of oxygen,cauakq a drop In conG-~,ntration of formaldehyde af-
ter irradiation. This effect was more pronounced with an increase of the dosts
of irradiation and could attain 25 30% of the total effect 20 min after the
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end of irradiation. The initial yields of formaldehyde accumulation in presence
and absence of oxygen were found to be 7.3 and 2.7 molecules/100 ev. Similar
results were obtained for acetyl acetone, but In the presence of oxygen the
yield is lower. Potentiometric titrations of the irradiated acetone indicate
the formation of-several acidic products. The titration curves at various irra-
diation doses are similar indicating the primary character of formation of all
products. The total initial yield of oxygen-saturated acetone was G'-J1O
equiv./100 ev. The products formlo and acetic acid are apparently contained In
this case. The authors assume the participation of CH C tO, and '
3P H3 CH21COCH-A
radicals in the formation of the final products of acetone radiolysis. Addition,
al formation of formaldehyde In the presence of oxygen can be explained by the
reaction: N3 + 02 -+ CH306 -* CH2 + OH. A radical reaction can be assumed also,
for the formation of acetyl acetonei CH360 + 6H2COCH3 --"'CH3COCH2COCH3' The in-,
vestigations on the products of rvAiolysis of acetone have to be continued.
There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt Laboratoriya radiatsionnoy khImIi (laboratory for Radiation Chem-
istry)
SUBMWED: August 2, 1961
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ATJTHORz 1~riyenovskiy., P. 66
rL
TITLE: Radiation ghgMjatxLtf liquid acetone I. Formation of diketones
other condensation products
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal., Xhimiya' no* 5, 1963$ 71, abstract 5B514.,
";;'M
(Collect. Czechosl. Chem. Cc U~;.y 1962, v. 27, no. 6. 1450-1461)
TEXT: In the radiolysis of liquid acetone I (x-ray mach:LnP in 02
or H2 atmosphere the formation of diketones and condensation products was observed.
The absorption spectra of irradiation I were taken on SF-4 speetrophotometer. With
the aid of semiquantitative observation of these spectra, the following radiochemi-
cal yields G (irradiation in the presence of H2) were evaluated: diacetyl - 5.0,
acetylacetone -- 0.2. acetonylacetone --- 1o0., mesithyl oxides - 0.03., phorone
- 0.006, mesithylene ---- 0.15. By the same methods the yields of these proiucts
were determined in the case of radiolysis in 02 atmosphereo The rolatively small
amounts of these products indicate that diketones are formed in recombination re-
actions. Diacetyl, apparently, is formed in a chain substitution reactiono The
formation of condensation products may be ascribed to aldol condensation type of
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Radiation chemistry of
reaction* An important role in this.process is played by the initially formed
ketene qwhich, reacting with H20, gives an acetic acid* The fact that during ir-
radiation of I in 02 atmosphere, less condensation products are formed is explained
by the smaller yield of ketene in the presence of 02, Abstracted by Is Barka-love
jAbstractorls notes Complete translatiog
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PERIODICAL: ReferativrOT thurnal, Xhimiya, no. 3, 1963, 71, abstract 5B515
(Collect. Czechosl# Chem. Com aun s, 1962, v. 27, no. 7. 1614 - 1623)
TEXT: Acid products formed in the radiolysis of liquid acetone (I) were
analyzed witli the aid of the potentiometric titration method. The total yield
was G = 11.4. In radiolysis of I in an atmosphere of 02. 8 groups of substances
with acidic properties were formed, The following acid products(the yields are
IndicAted in paranthe3i3) were identified; CH COCH COCH (0.12) HCOOH (1.11)0
3 2 3
CO,(2.19) and Cff~COOH (L-95). In radiolysis of I in the presence of H2 the
total yield of acidic products is G = 3. Only CH 3COCH2COCH3 (0.23) and CH 3COOH
(O.?l) were identified. The formation of HCOOH may occur in the reaction of
02 with CH3 or C% radicals. Under the influence of radiation a transition of I into
an erol form probably occurst which under radiation conditions undergoes various com-
8irnatj?~/re&ctiona along the double bond.
a

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k Y
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AUTHORs. Driyanovskiy, Pe
TITLE: Radiation chemJB4- f liquid acetoneIIII. Formation of fo
and its aftereffects
PERIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnalp Khimiya, no 5., 1963.,,71,, abstract .5B516 (Collect*
Chem. Communs,, 1962,, ve V., no* 7; 1624-1632)
TEXT: The accumulation and removal of formaldehyde (1) were investigated.
In the radiolysis of acetone (II) theyield of I is equal to 6.3 in 02 atmosphere
and 2.8 in the presence of H2. The formation of I in the case of oxidizing radiol-.
ysis occurs in reactions of methyl radicals with 02. only in radiolysis in the
presence Of 02 is the fact of after-action established. The concentration of I
which was formed diminishes after cessation of irradiation at a rate of 1*7-ld9
mole.ml*sec, after which it again begins to increase, passes through a maximum, and
aggain decreases to some constant value. This phenomenon, apparently, is associated
with polymerization of I into trioxane,, Yddch depolymerizes in an acidic medium. Ip
which forms during depolymerization of trioxane, is extremely reactive and may re-
act with molecules of II, For information on Part II see reference 5B515. Abstract-
ed by I. Barkalov.
LThstractor's notes Complete translatiog
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DRIYENOVSKIY, P.j BAKHO N.A.
Products of the radiolysis and radiative oxidation of acetone,
Vest.Mosk.un.Ser.2tKhim. 18 no.2t28-31 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 1635)
1. Laboratoriya radiatsionnoy khlmii Moskovskogo univereiteta.
(Acetone) (Oxildation) (Radiation)
V

MIS,-L- jethener.
Control of odors and tastes in the Vinnitea water supply system.
lhil.-kom.khoz. 4 no-7:9-10 154. (KM 8:1)
(vinnitea-vater-Pdrification)

b AP J Z, Z, 17
USSR Ahemical Technology. Chemical Products 1-14
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs, Jourt Referat Zhur - Kh1miya, No -9, 1957, 31736
Author Driz 1. A.
Title Treatment of Water with Coagulants
Orig Pub: Spirt. prom-st', 1956, No 3, 27-28
Abstract: At the Vinnitea liqueur and vodka plant the
water used in makiLng vodka of higher grade
is subjected to coagulation and cathionite
treatment. It is recommended to use mixtures
of A12,(SOv)3 and FeC13 (at a ratio 1:6), Ilith
addition o~.chlorinated lime (up to 3 k/mO) to
convert Fe into F&"~ and oxidize the organic
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'USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1 -14
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31736
admixtures of the water. Addition of reagents,
in the form of 5-lc% solutions, is effected
simultaneously. After settling for 2-3 hours
the water is filtered through a sand filter.
C ard 2/42

1) ~,-, I e-- , .I-- . v .
i
GABOVICH, R.D., prof.; bRiz. -I.A.
t. I M-Mvi *
Three years practice in treating the water of the Vinnits water
supply intermittent doses of chlorine and subsequent ammonization.
Gig. i son. 22 no.9t?9-80 S '57. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Iz kafedry obahchey gigiyeny Vinnitskogo melitsinskogo institute
(VIVNITSA-WAUR-CHIMMATION)

MIZ, I,A& (Vinnitsa)
Coagulation of water by aluminum sulfate with preliminary
separation of aluminum hydroxide. Tod. i man. takh. no.i2ap-n D
1589 (MIRA 11:12)
(Water--Purification) (Alwidnum sulfate)

XjSHWj$ Adtrir Xlkheylovich; KASHKOV, Alsksandr Nikitich.
redektor.- AYRUTSUTA, R.Y., redaktor izdatal'stvaq XXXRATLOTA, V.I.,
tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Organization and planning of production in mining enterprises]
Organisatella I planiroyanis prolzrodstra as gornorudnykh predpiria-
tUakh. Moskva, Gee. usuchno-tekbn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i
tevetnoi setallurgii, 1956. 374 p. (KLRA 10:1)
(Mining engineering)

BRIZZ, I.D.
Revising the wage system for workers of the mining industry# Gore
zhur.no-11:38-43 N 156. (MIRA 10.-I)
1. Otdel truda 1, zarplaty, Kinisteretva tsvetnoT metallurgil. SSSR*
(Wages)

/Z/
137-58-5-9262
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 5, p 69 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Shteynberg, Ye.S., Mashkov, A.N., Drize,_LD1_____
TITLE: Introduction of a New Wage System for Workers in Nonferrous
Metallurgy Establishments (Opyt vvedeniya novykh usloviy oplaty
truda rabochikh na predpriyatiyakh tsvetnoy i-netallurgii)
PERIODICAL: Byul. tsvetn. metallurgii, 1957, Nr 15, pp 31-34
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
I. Metallurgy--USSR
2. Labor--Standards
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SHTZMZRGg To.S.;.XASHICOV# A.N.; DRIZZv I.D.
Some problems conooraing wages. Siul. TSIIX tovet. not. no. 5t33-35
158. (MMA 110)
(Nonferrous metal Industries)
(wages)

JNUI,-IRA&L&v-v4QY-LQhLKASHKOT, Ilskeendr Nikitich; SHTEYNBERG, U.S.,
iidoi 77WT*M;'R.F., red.ird-va; ISUNTOYEVA, P.G., tekhn.red.
(Wage organization in nonferrous metal mines] Organizateiia
zarabotnoi platy na rudnikakh tevetnoi metallurgii. Moskva, Goa.
nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo lit-ry po cbernoi i tBvetnoi metallurgii,
1959. 295 P. (MIRA 12:9)
(wages) (Mine management)

D~IZEI Ioi~if'j;;~~OVP Aleksandr Nilciticb; GINZBURG, Y9.G.
red. redo izd-va; ISLENTIYEVAg P.G.9 tekbn*
red.
(Organization of wages in plants of nonferrous metalIurgy] Orga-
nizatsiia zarabotnoi platy na zavodakh tovetnoi metallurgii. Mo-
skva, Gos. maucbno-tekbn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tavetnol me-
tallurgii, 1961. 295 pe (KIRA 14:9)
(Nonferrous metal industries) (Wage payment systems)

CHWffSHOVj B.S.;_PAjZZJ.Bv-xed.; KOVAIZVSKIY, M.A.., red.izd-
va; ENIYAKOVA, G.M.,, tekhn. red.
[Intensifying labor productivity is an important means
for increasing nonferrous metals production] Povyshenie
proizvoditellnosti truda - reshaiushchee uslovie rosta
proizvodstva tsvetnykh metallov. Moskva.. Metallurgizdat.,
1963. 20 p. (MIRA 17:2)

P,
GRATSERSHTEYN, Israill Markovich; GONCHAROV, Georgiy Aleksandrovich;
.R4jZFL,-" , red.; KOVALEVSKIY, M.A.,.red. Izd-va; KLEYNMAX,
M.R., takhn. red.
[Potentialities for increasing labor productivity in norifer-
rous metallurgy) Rezervy povysheniia proizvoditelinosti tru-
da v toyetnoi metallurgii; na primere medeplavillnykh pred-
priiatii Urals. Moskva, I.Istallurgizdat, 1963. 152 p.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Nonferrous metal industries)

DRIZEO I.D., (Moskva)
Improving planning and stimulating the material interest of
mine vorkera; discussion of the article by A.V. Baronenkov*
Gor, zhur. noollill-14 N 163. (MIRA 1716)

ALIPINGAR. I.Te.1 DRIZZ, I.H.
Reflection phenomena of ultrasonic waves in biological media.
Biofisika 1 no.1:30-35 056. (MIRA 9:12)
1. Institut btologichaskoy fisiki Akademit nauk SSSR, Moskva@
(UMUSONIC WAVES-4WSIOLOGlaAL ITYICT)

SLIPINERP I.Ye.r,DRIZ3# I.M.1 FARIN, I.M.
Ultrasonic images of organs and tissues of the animal organism.
Biofizika 5 no. 2s242-243 160. (MIRA 14:10
1. Institut biologicheskoy fizod AN SSSRp Moskva.
(ULTRASONIC WAVES) (PHYSIOLOGICAL APPARATUS)

BRAUDO, Simon Izrailevioh; MIOA-1--mij inzh,j retsenzent;
STARIKOVSKIY, I.M.0 inzh.y retoenzent; GOLOVANOVA,
L,V.j, red,
,(Preservation of the reliability of rndar equipmont;
adjustmentg parameter control, anticipation and preven.-
tion of failuresj Sokhranenie nadozhnosti radiolokatsion-
noi apparatury; nastrolka, kontroll parametrov., preduprezb-
denie i diagnostika otkazov. Moskva, Sovetskoe radio, 1965.
470 p. (MIRA 18z7)

SEIYZMYAI L.G.; DRIZE, L.A. (Moskv&)
PYrogenal treatment of corneal opacity folloving bums. Eksper.
khir. i anest. no.2t32-33163. (KUIA 16-7t)
(CORNIA-WOUNDS AND INJURIES) (BUMS AND SCOLDS)
(PIROGEBAL)

_,PRICE, Yu.I.
Improving the quality of repair work. Standartizatsha 29
no.10:61-62 0 165. (MIRA 18:12)

Drizeb.9 V.
Detectability of pulses in video noise..P.323
(Slaboproudy Obzor. Vol. 18, no-5, Yay 1957. Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO:Y,onthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 10, October 1957. Uncl.

DRIMALOVICH, S.JeA
"Content of Fol-luculin in Blood in Lingering Amenorrhea.11 Report theses of the scientific
session of the TsIAG(Central Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology). Leningrad, 1945
(Bibliography of "Tha Etiology and tho Principles of Oyst Therapy in Cattle" by Cand. of
Biological Sciences, 11. V. Mudriashov)
Trudy VIEV (Proceedings of the All-Union Inst. of Exptl. Vet. Mod.), Vol. 19, No. 2, 1952,
pp 100-106

'Z~f S' X--
TA 61 B I -
HIVA, N.M.; AKKAL, T.P.; B=ZR, S.M.; BOGDASOV-BIMOVSKIT, V.V.;
BRAUN, A.D.*, VASIISVSKAYA, N.L.; GANUSINKO. M.N.; GARKASEIIVA, N.L.;
KORSAKOVA. G.7.;
DXKICHEV, I.P DRIZGALOVICH, S.Ts.; KILININA, N.A..
K=HANOVSXkTA
16.7. 7, FROROKOVA, Y.K.; PUGOVISHNI-
IOVA, M.A.; RWHITOTA, L.A.; SMIOV, P.G.; UM*ZNOVA, K.D.; MMGHI-
NASHVILI. O.G.; SHVANG, L.I.; GARKASHIVA, H.L., professor, redaktor;
RUDAKOV, A.V., redaktor; RUISTA, H.S.. tekhnicheekly redaktor.
[Reflex actions in mother-f*tus Interrelations] Reflek-torwo roaktoll
Yo vtkinootuouhsaiiakh naterinskogo organism& t plod&. (Leningrad]
Go@, izd-vo sod. lit-ry. Leningradskoe otd-nie, 1934. 266 p.(MLRA 7:10)
(Pregnancy) (bibryology)

DRIZGALOVIGH, Yu.; ZOZULYA, S.; MA LYSHKIK, K.; GOMTKO, V. (g.Stryy
---L'ib-v-tvWo-.r oblasti)
Rea4erel letters. IzobrA rate. no.1:38 Ja 160.
(HUM 1):4)
1. Ispolnyayushchly obyasannoott predendatelys, Tullskogo
oblaitnog sovete, Veenoyusnogo obahcbeetva isobretateley I
ratsionalizatorov (for Drizgalovich). 2. Predeedatell
rayonnogo soveta Vaecoyus nogo obshcheatva Isobretatelmy I
ratsionalizatorov, Riga (for Zosulya). 3. Starshiy
imhener upravleniya mashinostroyqniya Svordloyakogo sovnarkhoza
(-ftm-Ya3,Z,9hkIn).
(Technological innovations)

DRIZGAIDVI04,_Tul_
Ponderable and visible. IzobrA rate. no,9:37-38 0 160.
(KIRA 13: 10)
1. Sakretarl oblastnogo sovets, Voesoyusnogo obahchostva isobratate-
lei i ratsionalizatorov. gepenza.
(Shchokino-Chomical industries-Technological innovations)

,I)RIZGALOVICH-YEGOROVA
State of newborn rabbits with a3-lw= diabetes induced at
various periods of pregnancy. Probl. endok. i gorm. 6
no. 5:20-23 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(DIABETES) (PREGNANGlj COMPLICATIOH3 OF)
A!

LIEERWj L.L.; DRUGALOVICII-EGORMA)I5, Ye.
Insulin activity of the blood plasMa in young and newborn
rabbits in a.Uc=n diabetes produced at various stages of
pregnancy. Biul. eksp. biol. i mod. 53 no.2:63-66 F 162.
(MM 15:3)
lo Iz endakrinologichookoy.laboratorii (nauchnyy rukovoditell -
deyetvitellnyy chlen. AHN SSSR porof. V.G. Baranov) i Patofiziolo-
gicheskiy 2aboratorii (zav. - prof. P.L. Garmasheva) Instituta
akuaherstva i ginekologii (dir. - prof. M.A. Petrov-Maslakcv)
ANI SSSR, laningrad... Fredstavlena deystvitellnym ahlenom AMN
SSSR V.G. Baranavym.
(INSULIN) (DIMTES)
(PREGNANCY, C%tPLICAT1ONS OF) (ALLOW)

DRIZRAN, Te.S., glavnyy metodist pavill on&; PONCKARCMI, M.N. ; TARNM.
A-.FF.-# redaktor; PIMER, V.I., takhnichoskiy redaktor
["Moldavia" pavllion; a guidebook] Pavilion "Moldavsksia SSRO;
putevoditall. Moskva, Goa. izd-vo salkhos. lit-ry, 1956. 26 p.
(HLRA 9:9)
1. Moscow. Yeasoyuzmqa sell skokhosyaystyannaya vystavim, 1954-
2. Ispolnyayushchty obyasannosti direktore pavillona (for
Ponomarchuk)
(Moldavia--Agriculture)
(Moscow--Agrioultural exhibitions)

DRIZHD, N.; PANOV, G., gornly inzh.
Letls purify mine air. Sov. shakbt. 11 nc-3:20-21 Mr 162.
(MIRA 15-15)
1. Upravlyapshchiy trestom Saranlugoll kombinata Karagandaugol'
(for Drizhd).
(Karaganda Basin-Mine dusts-Prevention)

PETROV, S.A.;
Dresming of low-grade dolomites. opeupory 26 no.11:510-513 161.
(MIRA 17:2)
1, Ukrminakiv nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut ognouporov.

GONCHARGV~ V.I.; SAVMKOVp M,I*; TURCHMOVA, L.N.; Prinimalt ucbastiyet
DR1ZHERUKj,__M.Ye.; SIDOROVICH, L.A.; KIRICILENKO, T.P.
Dressing.granite-sillimanite gneisses from the Bug Valley
deposit. Ogneupory 30 no.10tlO-15 165. (KMk MID)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut ogneuporov.

M.Yc-.
f'.'ILJ PC-% y
RA 1, 13
tu. I
Isriy, , r J -i 0

IRIZIN. B., Inshener.
Building granaries and elevators on virgin and Idle lands.
Muk.-slev.prom. 20 no-5:3-4 Mr 154. (HLRk 7:7)
1, Ministers%vo sagotovok SM.
(Grain elevators) (Granarles)

DRIZIN-B.. inzh.
.00M -
In the Technical Council of the State Grain Committee. Muk.-elev.
prom. 26 no-7:26-27 JI 160. (HIFLA 13:8)
1. Zamestitell predasdatelya Tekhmicheskogo soveta Gookhlebkomiteta.
(Grain elevators)