SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIRILLOV, L.G. - KIRILLOV, N.I.

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KIRILIDV, L.G.; IAITCUI L.R.
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Calculation of stapping janctiora and direction-al couplers with
a random number of elements. Radlotakh. i eleh"ron. 10 no.6:
1153-1155 Je 065. (MITRA Ile:6)

SHEVCHREKO, V.B.; SOLOVKIN, A.Se; SHILIN, I.V.; ICIRILUN. L..m.; RODIOVOV,
A.Y.; '9AIANDINA, Y.Y.
Iffoct of the nnture of On diluent on the extraction of urar7l
nitrate by tributylphnspbate. Radlokhtstia I no-3:257-269
159. (MIR& L.!:10)
(Urar7l nitrate) (Butyl pboaphate)

SHEVCHMMOP V. B.; SOLOVKIN, A. S.; KIRILLOV, L. M.1 IVAIITSOV, A. I.
Effect of saturated monoatomic alcohols and others on the
extraction of VZ,, Pu IM . Zr Dr . Corr, And Nb'Zvlth tri-
Mate from nitric acid solutions. Radiokhimia 3
n-butyl phoo
no.405-6 1. (MIPA 14t7)
(Fixtraction(Chemistry))
(Solvents)

SMCHWO, V.B.-, SUOVXIN, A.S.; SHIMN, I.T.; IIRILWT, I.M.- RODIONOT, A.T.;
BALMINA, V,V.
Iffect of hydrocarbons of the aliphatic and aromatic series on the
extraction of U(VI), Pu(IV), Zr(IV), and Ce(III) with tri-n-butyl-
phosphate from nitric acid solutions. Radiokhimila 2 no-3:281-290
16o. (MIRA 13:10)
Mrdrocarbous) Mtraction (Chemistvy))
(Butyl phosphate)

=M# Waum Borisavichl TOKASMSMI B.A.* oty. md.;,.~Uwvq L.M.j
red.1 MARK M 9 X.O.9 tokbn. red.
[Courpe on tolegrapkWl Kure tolegrafli Ilookyat Goo., izd-va lit-
ry po, Yoproom oviasi i radio. Pt.10 lPrinciples of tolograpb7
and teletype apparatus] Oenovy telegrafli i startatopmye tele-
grafrWe apparaty. 1961 198 P. WU 3-4:8)
(Teleiraph)

LEPAYEV, D.A.; YMCHANK111p A.A.; KIRILLOV L M red.; TRUSOV, X.S.,
tekhn. red.
[Repair of cooling appliances of home electric refrigerators)
Remont kholodillnykh apparatov i agregatov domeohnikh elektro-
kholodillnikov. Moskva, Gosiftestpromizdat, 1962. 89 p: )
(MIRA 16.2
(Refrigerators)

-n7

OKRAINSLIT, Molsey Abramovich; SKMOT, Vladimir Daltriyevich;
inzhoner-polkovak, redaktor; SOZOICIA, 0.7-s takhoicheaffy-r-s'arrOTOW
[Principal massarements of telephone channels) Osnovuye Ismerantia
tolefonuykh kanalove Xomkva, Toon.isd-vo Xinisteretya obor. SSSR,
1956. 133 P. (KLRL 9:7)
(telephone) (Blectric measurements)

LIYJC, Rollf Vladimirovich; ROYTNNMG, Yefim Mikhaylovich; EYDELIMAN,
Lola., otv,red,; _XIRILWV, L.M., red.; SHIM, G*Ie . tekhn,zvd,
CATS-54 automatic tan-stop telephone exchangeJ Avtomtichaskaie
telefonnala stantsits dakadno-shagovoi sisteoq ATS-54. Moskva.
Gos.isd-vo lit-ry po vaprosam eviazi i radio, 1959. 112 p.
(RDIA 13: 4)
(Telephone, Automatic)

_Ji !V, L.K.,-red.; KARABILOVA, S.F., takhn,red,
(Handbook on safety rules for the nervicing of overhead wire broad-
casting networks and electric lines] Pamistka po tekhnilm bozMenoeti
pri obsluzhivanii vosdushnykh linii oviasi i rediofikataii. Moskva#
Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po voprosam eviazi i radio, 1960. 31 P.
(MIRA 13ilO)
1. Rusals (1923- U.S.S.R.) kininteretvo avyati. Laboratoriya
okhrany truda.
(Blectric lines--Overhead)

LISHCHINSOY, Alokgandr Aleksandrovich; BLOWN, &*So , otroredo;
~.IIRMLOV, LX* 0 red,; , Go I. , fakha, re do
- - 1 11
ECalculating the basic in4icatore for a coaxial cable comami-
cation system) Raschat oenovuykh pokaistalel sistemy svissi p0
koaksialinonu kaboliu. Xoskya, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po Yoprosam
aviazi 1. radio, 1960. 49 p. (MIRA 130)
(Coaxial cables)

DOBROYCLISKIY, Georgiy YladWrovich. prof., doktor tokhn.zwuk [daceesedj;
.DAVTDOVg GoBee otv.redo; KIRILLOV, L.M., red.; XARASILOVA, S.Y.,
tokha.red,
[Transmission of pulses through communication chsnnelsj Peredscha,
Impullsov po kanalam eviazi. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po voprossm
eviazi I radio, 1960. 216 p. (KIRA 13:9)
(Television) (Wire broadcasting)
(Pulse techniques (Ilectronies))

PCLIXHII, Sergay Illarionovich; SHRUMHES, A.M., retsentent; BOSOM, N.D..
retsenzent; KHM, I.D., reteenzent; ANTONOT, A.I., otv.red.;
xiRmoy, L.m.. red.; XAMOM, X.G., tokha.red.
.-I -
[Theory of wire commanications] Tsoriia eviasi po provodam.
Moskva, Gom.Izd-vo lit-ry po voprosam eviazi i radio, 1960.
461 p. (KIRA 13:7)
(Telephone) (Telegraph)

GRIGOWYEV, Veevolod Ivanoviebj MRILUN, LAO red.
[Organizntion of tolegrnFh communication using a straight
connections aystom) Organlzat~dia tolegraftoi sviazi po
olsteme prIaMkh nondinenli. Mosek-va, Sviaz' -Izdat, 19ti. 41 1).
WIM 17.'7)

SAMM, Pavel Alsksereviehl CRAMOTs Bergey Daltriyovich. PrIalmali
udha~tjyOj (1.3f.1 MIWR'Ylffp V.I. PUMOUDOY, A.T.#
reteensentl LISHOW. I.A., retsonsent; KOEMOFSKIY, A.I.,
retseasentl TOXASHITSKIY, 2,A0 otr,red,*. 11RUXOT, red,;
KAUOOH, IC.O.# Okha.red.
[Course In telegraphy] 3hre telegrafti. Moskva, Goo.isd-vo
l1t-ry po, voprosam sylast I radio. Pk,2, [Suuchrosous, apparatus,
voloe-frequoucy carrier and subscriber's telegraph exchanges.
measurements and automatic control] Sinkhronnye apparaty,
tonallnoe I abonentltoe tolografirovante, Ismerenits. I avtomati-
satalia. 1961. 2" p. (XIRA 14s12)
(Tolegraph)

FINKLER, laaak Yokhillyevicho inzh.; KUZNETSOVO Ye.K., dotB.j otv.
red.; red.; OLUTSKIN, A.A.., tekhn. red.
[Electroaconotical characteristics of a telephone channel]
Elek-troakusticheskie kharakteristiki telefounogo trakta,
Moskva, Goo, isd-vo lit-ry po voproaam sviazi i radio# 1961,
131 P. (Electroacouotics) (Telephone) (KIRA 15t2)

B13UMENFEL*D# V.N.; LYUIPUR; S.L.; LIVSHITS, B.S.; PA.RIwvs V.P.;
PSAREV-p S.A.; JIODZYANXO~ Me.; GOLUBTSOV; I.Ye*p otv, red.1
KIRILLOV9 L.M.,, red.1 SOUTSKIN, A.A.; tekhn, red,
(Methodology for d:signbg the equipment of crossbar automatic
telephone exchange ] Metodika rascheta oborudovanlia ATS koordi-
natrWkh nistem) informatnionrqi abornik. Moskva, Gon. izd-vo
lit-ry Io voprosam oviazi i radio, 1961. 130 p. (MIRA 15:4)
(Telephone,, Automatic-Equipment and supplies)

AFANM 1Y3Vy A.P.1 ANUCHINg T.G.j VINOGRADOVs K.V.; GARANINAp M.M41
GIUMOVICH,, 14.M.j DUBROVBKZp Ye.P.1 YVSTIGMEV,, A.A.; IOWINj
M.R.; KAU-IfKOV,, P.M.1 XWGMIO I.TS.; LOMp 1.0,; WEVSMj,
F*Mo; MUM$ 3,1o1 HIMERITSK37j, G.S.j NOVIK07p 14*1*; 11WRIMS
0,Vo; PCHELKINAp I*Ao; RAZUMN,, V.S,; ROZENBLIUM, I.M.; SMOVS B.P.;
SUffFNIKp T.I.; SALIVOp Ye.S.1 SHMINA, V.F.j TEIEFNEVAs H.S.;
FILICHAKOVt N.1.1 DRAPUNaVA, Ye.L.1 UMMMICH,, O.Sal URITIMs P.P.1
SHIWVP A*Ao; SHIZKOV# A*Po I ~~~L M~~ ; MARKWHv M.G.0,
takhn.red,
[Regulations on the construction of minicipal telephone network lines]
Pravila po stroitollstvu lineirWkh oooruzhenii gondskikh tolefomqkh
setei, 2*izd* Mookvap Sviazlizdat, 1962. 511 p. (MIM 15: 5)
It Ruacia (1923- M.S.R.) Ministerstvo masi. Glavtoye upravlen4e
kapitallnogo otroitellotva.
(Telephone lines)

FARAFONOVj Leonid Stepanoviobj KUTASHOVp Pavel Dmitriyevich;
SMOV, Innokently InnWwntlyevich; FARAFOIIOV, L.S.1 oty,
red.; KIRILLOV, L.M., ted.; ROMOVA, S.F., tekbn. red.
(Rural automatic telephone exchange with a capacity of 100
to 500; information manuallSellskala, ATS 100/500; informa-
tsionnyi abornik. Moskvaj Sviazlizdat, 1962 138 p
(Telephone, Automatic) WRA 15:*q)

LAZAREVA, s.Te.; KOROLIVA, N.D.; JURTT.TnY- L-M-. FRIDLTAIM, G.I.;
SHAPIRO, L.M.; ISEMY, K.A.; pEM, -fuju.; Yyj3ZR, N.A.
Spinning of chemically treated (boiled and bleached) roving..
Tekst. prom. 19 n0-7:42-45 -T1 159. ()GRA 12: A)
(Textile finishing)

MILIDvt-~.N., lmad.tekhns-nauk; PEIMP YUOYUO
Modernization of ring spinnIng machino for flax spInning.
Tekstolrom, 21 noo6s2l-24 Js 1619 (KM 15:2)
1. Mavnyy insh. Smolenskogo llnokombinata (for Pekh).
(Spinning machinery)

LAZAREVA, Me., kand.tekhn.nauk; XOROLEVA, N.D., mladBhIy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
Prinimali. uchaBtiyes DOKINA, Ye.I.j GEKKER, P.A.; KIRILLOV, L.H.;
GOROKHOVSKAYA, R.N.; ZNAMENSKAYA, Ye.S.
Advantages of flax roving joiling. Nauch.isal.trudy TSNIILV
l2s46-71 '59, (?URA 15:8)
(Flax) (Spinning)

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4, V.
USSR/MicrobioloGy - Microbes Pathoc;enic for Wn and Animals.
Drucellae
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur Diol... No 22.. 19581 99435
Author ! Ivanov, M.Mt, Kirillov, L.V.
............
Inat : State Scientific Control Institute of Veterinary
Preparationsi
Title : Differentiation of the Strain Dr. bovie 19 from
4izoatic Strainsk
OriG Pub : T. Goa. nau&uio-kontrolln. in-ta Uet. preparatov, 1957,
7) 47-50
Abstract : Vaccine strains of Drucella bovis 19 and of the Institute
imeni Gamleya inoculated in the am-ant of 1 loop of sus-
pension of Drucalla with a density of 1,000,000,000 micro-
bial bodies in one ml in a test tube with semifluid aLur,
containinC; 0.2 ml of basic 0.1% thioaine (I) in 50 ml
Card 1/2
=W/MicrobioloGy - microbes Pathoacnic for Mmn and laimis. P
Burcellae
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 22, 1958) 99435
Card 2/2
of medium, failed to cxov in the course of 96 hours.
Epizootic strains of Dr. bovis of hi(ji virulence pro-
duced Good (;rowth under the same co-,Aitious. All of
the 18 epizootic utrains inoculated from suspensions
containinG 6-17,000,000,000 microbe bodies in 1 al,
produced Good C;rovth on Lubdia containin(; 0.7-1.4 ml of
a basic solution of I in 50 ml of medium. Vaccine
strains inoculated from suspensions containina 11-17,-
000,000,000 microbial bodies in 1 ml produced very weak
crowth in a medium containina 0.2 ml if a basic solution
of I in 50 ml of the medium. The varyin(; ability of
7owth on media with I my be used, according to the
L'
authors, for a preliminary selection of weakly virulent
(vaccine) strains. .. M.A. Gruzman
- 87

IVANOV,LM.M., Prof.; PAVLOVSM, Y.Y., kand. Teter. nauk; aukW-.-,.
!V~-xladshiy nauchnyr Botrudnik; POPOTSENKO, A.S.
Persistence of serologic reactions in cows vaccinatbd against
brucel.lonis. Veterinadia 38 no.703-37 JI 161.
(MIRA 160)
2. Gosudaretwinnyy nauchno-kontrol IMy. institut voterinarsykh
preparatov (for Kirillov). 2. Starshiy veterinarrjy vrach
Upraylenlya veter1wr1l Minloterotva sel'okogo khozyWtva
Litovskoy SSR#
(Lithuania-Bracenosin in cattle-FreventiTe
inoculation)
(Serum diagnosis)

KM=V, L. V.
"Complex allergen for tuberculosis diagnostics of agricultural Ani-Is
and pmltry.ff
Veterinarlyal Vol. 37, No. 8, 196o, p. 46
J,r. jc;, - r,-.. S,,~ - % %IJ VI-f. PAV Pt4z, m skk S Sj ~

KIRILLOV, L. V. Cand Vat Soi -- OComplex tuberculin and the importance of
Opecifity in the diagnosis of tuberculosis U agricultural animals
A
andiL~." Mon, 1961 (Min of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education
RSFSR. Von Technological Inst of Meat and Dairy Industry), (KL, 4-61, 206)
- 301_-

-17-
KIRILLOV,_L. V.P POPOTSENK09 A. 3.0 IVANOVP M. M. and FAVIOVSKIYO V. V.
(~~or 191fic Co-work%-qLGI~j ZState Scientific Control Inatituie
- T-~~U
for Veterinary Preparation1j, Senior Veterinary Surgeon, 'Veterinary
Administration of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Lithuanian -SSR,
Professor and Candidate of Veterinary Sciences)
"Concerning the preservation of serological reactions In cows,
vaccinated against brucellosis"
Veterinarlya, Vol. 38, no. 7, July 1961, pp. 33

.--XIRIIIOV. L.Y,,.mxWshiy naUctaw sotrudnik
Complax allergen for the diagnosis of tuberculosio in fam animals
and poultry. Vateriwiia 37 no,8:46-48 Ag 160, (MM 15:4j
1, GosudarqtvemW nauchno-kontrol'Vy institut voterinarnykh
preparatov i-ILnisterstva sol'skogo khozyayetvL SWR.
(Tuberculosis in animals) (Tuberculin)

KIRILLOV, M.; TLXANOVp S.
Inflience of various mthods of preparing clay on the properties of por-
celain. Tre from the Russlans
P. 211
Vol. 6. no, 9. Septo 1955
SZKLO I CE21AMIKA
Warszawa
SO: Monthly List of East k%ropean Accessions (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5. no. 3
March 1956

S/106/62/000/004/003/010
A055/A1Ol
AUTHORS: Goryainov, V.T.; Kirillov, M.A.
"Now-
TITLE: Experimental investigation of the effect of normal noises on the
difference detector
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyazl, no. 4. 1962, 21 - 27
TEXT: This investigation of the effect of stationary normal noises was un-
dertaken for determining the one-dimensional probability densities and the aver-
age number of overshoots of the noise voltage at the output of a difference de-
tector for a given relationship between the width of the energy spectrum of the
input noise and the passband of the difference detector. The detuning of the
center frequency f0 of the input noise energy spectrum with respect to the reso-
nant frequency f, of the detector was varied during the investigation. The
schematical diagram of the measuring system Is shown In Figure 2. The fluctua-
tion noise supplied by the noise generator NO is fed into the difference detector
DD through a wide-band amplifier (the connection diagram of the detector and of
the amplifier is reproduced in the article). From the detector output, the fluc-
tuation noise In applied to two measuring circuits I and II. The circuit II per-
Card 1/3

S/106/62/000/004/003/010
Experimental investigation of the effect of A055/AlOl
mits the determination of the one-dimensional probability density of the noiae
voltage with the aid of an oscillograph "U-V (3I-1), a, photo-electron multipli-
er (FhEM) and a galvanometer G2 measuring the multiplier current. The circuit
II determines the average number of noise-voltage overshoots per unit of time. It
contains a level analyzer "!'%~AO-V (AADO-1) and a registering device 'TC-10 000"
(PS-10 000). The level analyzer is a trigger device, operating every time when
the Investigated noise voltage exceeds the analyzer operating threshold. By var-
ying this threshold and counting up the number of operations with the aid of the
registering device, it is possible to determine the average number of noise over-
shoots per unit of time, provided that the analyzer resolution time is much short-
er than the correlation time of the investigated noise. The PUMS noise voltage at
the input and output of the difference detector Is determined with the aid of a
special themov oltmeter (cathode follower CF, whose load is the thermocouple TC);
the thermocouple current is measured by the galvanometer 01. Several graphs are
reproduced, showing tho normalized one-d1mensional probability density of the
noise*voltage at the output of the detector and the average number of noise over'-
shoots. The authors compare the thus obtained experimental results with the the-
oretically calculated average number of overshoots at the output of the usual de-
tector of the envelope working In linear detection operating conditions. The
Card 2/3

S/106/6Z/000/004/003/010
Experimental invest1gation of the effect of A055/AlOl
maximum number of noise overshoots at the difference detector output is sometimes
25 + 30% loan than the maximum number of noise overshoots at the output (f the
usual detector. The Soviet personalities mentioned in the article are: V.I. Ti-
khonov and B.Ho Levin. There are 8 figures and 2 Soviet-bloc references.
BOBMITTEDs May 26, 1961
Figure 2j (1) N 0; (2) D D; (3) 514; (4) rw PA (D
PhEMj (5) 02; (6) AADO-1; MYS-10 OOOJ (a)
thermovoltmeter; (9) 0 P; (10) T Cj (11) 01.
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GORYAIWV, V.T.; KIRILLOV# M.A.
Experimental study of the effect of normal noise on a difference
detector. Elektrosviaz' 16 no*4t2l-Z7 Ap 162. (MIR& 15W
(Radio detectors)

AMOSOVs V.N.1 GRUZDOVO P.Ya.; DMITRIYEV, P.S.; YELISEYEV, M.M.;, KIRILLOV,
m.j.; SKOTNIKOV, V.V.; YEVSZMp A.S.
High-otrength cast iron containing Bulfur and prospects for its use
in the automobile industry. Avt. prom. no. 1:34-37 Ja 161.
(MIRA 14:4)
1, Yaroslavskiy motornyy zavodp i Nauchno-issledovatellskiy
tokhnologichaskiy inatitut avtomobilinoy promyBhlennosti.
(Cast iron) (Autmobiles-44ateriala)

KORSHUNOV, A.P. inzh.; KIRILLOV,-H-I., insh.; BIJLITKO,, A.D., inme)
DMMGiA9 - --* .
Concerning A.D.Balitko and F.F.Deriugin's article 'Exposad fuses
in the high-voltage section of step-dovn substations," laskentas
32 no.601-95 Js 161. (KMA 14t$)
(Electric substations) (Bulitko, A.D.) (Deriugin, F*F,)

SHESTOPALOV, V.I., inzh.; XMILWV M lnzh.
- IM ---JL- - -I-
Automatic operative disconnecting of a nO kv. subetation ty a
disconnector. Elekesta. 34 no.2s86-M F 063. (HIPA 16s4)
(Electric cutouts) (Electric substations)

XMILWY X.M. (Rpsan')
Q~~=----
aMinges In the soft palate In Influenza. Soy.med. 24 no,W30-133
j& 16o. (MMA 130)
(INYLUMU pathology)
(PALATE pathology)

KIRILLOY, M.N., inshener.
Organization of centralized truck haulage In construction work. Biul.strol.
tekh. 10 n0-3120-13 7 15). (MW 6j12)
(Transportation, Automotive) (Construction industry)

MaLLav, m. m.
11~
Color reaotion of bilv, Lab,delo 7 no.7:31-35 J:L 161.
(MIRA l4s6)
(BILE)

ZIRILLOV, X.,.- Inshenor; OSTROYSIM I., Inshener.
Antcwbils transportation trusts of the building Industry. Irt.tran
(XLRA M50
32 no.2:5-6 7 034. 6
(Transportation, Automotive)
z,

KIRILLOVI M. I. (Lecturers C.ndidate of Veterinary Sciences, Deoartment of O.Rer-tive
Surgery, Omak Veterinarf, Institute.) Concentrated heat treatment of phlegmon and
infected-wounds with paraffin.
o. -'eterinarlya; 2)) (10-11); October/November 19146; Lncl.
s
I
TABCA
0 9 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 * 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 91

K3RMCV# M6N*
K3DUlWVj MeNes lecturer., DePartment of Opero Surgery, Oak Veterinary
Institute. NVOwline Gauze Bandage for Stopping B3LOod Irlow.w
SOI VltGrinarlyaj Vol. 23; N0,12IDecember 1946 unci
TABOON
0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M=V, 9 M..N,- 'Dootor.6f vaterLawy Sciences
"The heat factor ahd thd'yrinoipls of concentrated beat treatment of woun".0
Sot Veterinariia 25 (2),, 1948., p. 25
Same,, without titla of Dr. of Vat. Sai.,, is item 12,617 In the 1948 LZhur-
nal I Wkh S ta NO. 15.
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KTRTLTXN, Vim.
"New In the stall-maintenance of livestock and fowl".
Omrik Oblast. Goo. Szd-vo. 1931
SO: Vat., Nov. 1952, Unclassified.

KLILLOV,
Author of an article, "Work- ACLIVIt.1' Of ?f0fE--V-"0V 3.1' G`~'VQ~iN"
2rovidunt of the Comisalon for thQ Celr,,bration o' '4
Ju")ilec*
~,Ot Veter1rar1ya;N'O. 29; No,ll; 61-62~ ~"O 1)5' Unel ~cg
Irawi, # 1(0 by L. MkIlch (fi-Icid under Govovav)
Kirillov is Pros. of the Comdosion for the Celebration of the Jubilee
bonoring Govorov on his 50th birthday and for 25years of work activityso
t927-1952) in the Cmk Vets Institute's Dept, of Fharmaeol,)gy,
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

K3R=V$ MON*
Concentrated heatAreatment of agricultural animals, Cmak.0mak State
Publishing House) 1,953, 56 pages with illustrations,- price 85 kopeksj 5,000
copiell,
SO: Veterinariya; Vol. 30;Non; Nov 1953,-uncl
TABCON

KIRILIOT, M.N., professor; BOAMIM, D.N., assistant.
r.j,
Plaster of Paris ard paraffin bandages alternating with exposure
to air for treating hoof diseases, Voterinariia 32 ue.M344 8
'55. (MLRA M12)
l.Omokiy vaterinarnyy institut.
(BANDAGIS AND BANDAGIM) (HOOF--DISUM)

MILU)T, R.N., professor.
*000~sw~tln-ffpsux mixture as a therapeutic aput. Toterinarlia 33
no.1107-38 It 156. (KM 9112)
1. Omskiy veterinarn". institut.
(Paraffins) (ftIQ (Veterinary materla media& and pharawy)

X p,
fassor; POZHIDATXY, A.A., assistant; YROLOT, A.Z.,
pro
h.
31arly partial and total castration of roosters, turkey cocks and
g~lts. Taterinarita 34 no.8t6l Ag 157. (MLRA 10:9)
1. Omskiy veterinarmyy inotitut.
(Castration) (Poultry) (Sown)

USSR / Diseases of Farm, Animals. GonQral Probl,= .
Abu Jour Rer Zhur - Biol., No 22, 1958, No 101322
Author Juxillov'-M~'.
Inat Not givon
.Vitle Retrograde Infusions of Penicillin and Novocain Solutions.
I
Orig Pub S. kh. Sibiri, lo.58, No. 1, h6-47-
Abitract An retrograde (akpinat the dircction of the blood flov) in-
jections of penicillin and novocain 3olutions are givx:n, the
injectc-d pr~,,-Ixrationa concentrate in afYlictcd foci, pre-
wnt the spread tf infk;ction, and rapidly anaunthetizza
corr,.wponding a,:;(-tions of the ruilma- 1 botly. The author used
40-50 Ml. of a 4 pc:rccnt novocain solution mixed with 300
thousand uniiu-s of penicillin. tU%c;r a tourniquet was placed
obove thQ injection site, the abo-!Q-mcntioaed mixture was
injected into one of the arailable vtin!; of thu extremities.
Card 1/2

I T-J"S R
:Dl.ieav,~3 of Farm Animals.
renoral Problems.
1~117,8101.1 ITO* 41 1959, 'No. 2.6ril')l
-,ik , ~jt-,3r:Uviry Institute.
:'Ti,i liz!lernza Retrograde Penicil-i
li)i-Nuvocalr, Solution in Clpsraticn:~, on the Mr.-
tremltie3 In Sheep.
'-'2r. lljmtia-.go vet. irl-ta, 39v37 3,75 ~/1-72

KIRIILOV M.N., prof,; OORBACHU, V.P., assistant; BXRKOVICH, V.I., vetv.-SCh
WWANP"-.- -
larly partial and total castration of bulls sud rams. Toterinarlis
35 no.1li43-44 1 158. (MIRA lltll)
1. Omekly voterinarnyy inetitut.
(castration)

~,,KIRILIOLA,Nq prof
Castrating rams and bulls by intravenous administration of salt.
Zhivotnovodetvo 21 tooBS35 Ag #59% (KIM 12:11)
1, Omokly vstsr1narrj7 Institut,
(Castration) Oklt

KIRILWV,-"., prof.
Intravenous retrograde anesthesia in surgery on animals.
Vaterinarlin 16 noolO:36-37 0 159o (MIRA 1321)
1. Omakly veter1narn37 institut.
(Intravenous anesthesia) (Veterinary surgery)

MMLOV, IM.' X. (Professor
11 CHEMOM, 1. S. (Postgraduate Student) Omsk Vetering-7
Institute.
it Treatment of posthitis in bulls by surgical operation:lVeterinariya, Vol- 37) No. 12,
P. 54) 1960.

KIRILLOV, M.N., prof.; CHERMENKO, I.S., aspirant
I-
Operative treatment of posthitis in bulls. Veterinariis 37
no.1204 D 160. (MW 1514)
1. Omskiy vaterinarnyy institut,
(Bulls-Diseases and posts) (Penis-Diseases)

KUROCIININO KI~RILLDVII ..M,..N.
Automatic anlyzer of the coke content in a regenerated bead
catalyst. Nafteper. i neftekbim. no. 11:41-1+2 163*
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Groznenskiy Mial Nauchno-losledovatellskogo i proyektnogo
instituta. po komplakenoy avtomatizatsii v neftyanoy i khimicheakoy
promyshlennosti.

XONAREVAj Z.P.; KOLYASKINA9 G.M.; --- URILLOY,-M.P.; BORODULINA, G.A.;
TALISMAN, L.V.
Pyrolysis of straight-run gasoline in an industrial furnace.
Khim. prom. no-41267-269 Ap 163. (KRA 1618)

10. -.")0o
AUTHORS: Guz..'kly, G . V. , Kit'll lov, M. V. Kc)! Ili. M.
skuLpchulk, V. 3.
TITLE: Comments on Ret2trculrltlon
Pu Imace
PERIODICAL: S t'3 I I # IN 1, 10, il
ABSTRAM. I I I COMt) a P I. rig J)el'f%WlTUAl I Ct! VOf u I at-, ir~m I
Katid "it) oper) -Ilea I-th ftil.l.'Lice, ;I-,* ('111rnkov,
M. A., and Defain, G. 1. 1), tile
uuthoi-s i-)olnt out thut weve not
Idetittcal fov both ftwnacc:i o-'~rj:~C-qu'2ntly, re-
jult.,j ave ina(W(JL13te. SIIX
that vectl-(,ulatton t-ccupel"'Alvc a,.e Infel'tat,
11) capacity and pe"fol-manou to -hea r'th
fuvnaceo. Theve ave ati,~i I. Sovi
"et'evence.
Cavd 1/1

PARMUZIN9, Yu.P.,;_ KIRILLOV, M*V.; 511CHERMOV, Yu.A.
------- -_-
Some results of dividing central Siberia and Krasnoyarsk frovince into
physicogeographical. regions. Vop. geog. no.55:91-106 161.
(MIRA 15.*1)
(Siberia, Eastern--Physical geography)

- KIRILLOV.,-H.Vaj, otv. red.j SHMMUMOV., Yu.A,p otv, red.; LIVSHITS.L.,,
red-.Tz-d--Va; OILIDSMOT, Te.j tekbn. red.
[Krasnoyarsk Territory; natural and economic geographical
reglonalization]JUissnolarskil krail prirodnoe i ekonomiko-
geograficheskoe raionirovanie. Krasnoiarsk,, Krasnoiarskoe
knishnoe izd-vop 1962. 401 p. (MIRA 15211)
(Krunoyarsk Territory-Economic geograpby)

SHCHMMEOVO ru.A.; KIRILLOV, N.V.
The system Of the physicogeographical regionallsation Of
Krasnoyarsk Territory, Sib.geog.abor. no.W19-130 162,
(KIRA 1612)
(Krasnoyarsk Territory-Physical geography)

KANAVETSp P.I.1 GESS, B.A.; SPMIUSs A.E.1 CHOWSHEV, A.M.1
MUMIYEV, P.N.1 CHZRKMO V.I.1 XHUCHrAK, R.P.;
M=070 B,Slj DMISOVp Tuj,; TSYLEV, L.M.1 SOXOLOV, V.S.1
Prinimali uchas"a MAMIN, A.A.1 GORLOV, Mao;
VORONOVp Yu.0.1 BULAMOV9 K.A.; KRMffAMKIrv V.L.; ARSHINOV,,
O.P,j MAZUNj A3,:f PISARNITSKIY9 I,K*j BOKUCHAVA, O.A.;
KIBIWOYj_.)jjoj TSEWnOp P.I.1 POLYAKOV, G.O.; REZKOVv A.B.;
ZHUGHKOV9 Mj,; ROMMKIN, A.S,; ZUBKOV,, A.S.; KOZLO7,, N.M.
Pilot plant for the nodulizing of fitiely ground charge mix-
turea by the method of cbemical catalysis, Trudy 1GI 22t
93-109 163. (MIRA 16:11)

OVSIYENKD, I.I. ; KIRZUTLYAt N.Y.; KIRILLOV, K.1a Q._R~
I F_
finish the landscaping and planting of the yards, Gore khosv
Hook. 30 no.8sp.) of cover Ag 156, (ME.RA 9110)
1. Upraylyughchly domal domoupravleniya no. 82 Laningradskogo
rayon& (for Ovsiyenko).
(Moscow--Landscape gardening)

KIRILLOV, N.. doktor takhn.nauk
In mmor7 of IA. M. Katusbay. Soy.foto 18 no.12:81 D 158-
()(IRA 11:12)
(Xatushey, IAkov Yetvativich, 1885-1958) 1

I
KIRULOV& X# a skonowisto
More offioisat moasuremwnt of output. Stots. trud. no.5:94-93
W 156. (WA 9:8)
(Ifficiency, Industrial)

~ I P~' I (__ ~_ C, v, ,K)
VOLITOVICH, I., inzh*; KIRILWY, N., arkhttaktor.
Plans for 1-440 and 1-441 of one-family houses. Gor. I sell
stroi. no.12:21-23 D 157. (141RA 11:2)
(Architecture, Domestic-Designs and plans)

KIRILIDVY N.L.. inzb. (Sverdlovsk)
Over-iLU mechanization of car repair and maintenance. Zhel.dor,
transp. 45 no.lOs7l-73 0 163. (MIRA 16SU )
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[Color photograpIV processes] Protsessy tevetnoi fotografii.
Moskva, Goskinoisdat, 1951. 154 p. (KMA W)
(Color photography)

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YJ.;.S E I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOORAPHICAL REPORT AID 646 - I
BOOK Call No..- AF651376
Author: KIRILLOV, N. I., Prof., Dr. of Te-~h. Sal.
Full Title: PRINCIPLES OF PROCESSES TREATMENT OF LIGHT-SENSITIVE
MATERIALS
Transliterated Title: Oanovy protses8av cbrabotki sveto--huvstvitell-
nykh materialov
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Publishin House "ISKUSSTV011
a h
Date: 1954 No. pp.: 0 No. Of coPles: 5,000
Editorial Staff: None
PURPOSE: This book is Intended for engineers and tenlinical workers in
photo laboratories, in photo printing establishments, aerial photo-
graphy laboratories, and various scientific research institutes and
laboratories using photography as their method of research. It can
also be useful to students of special technical in~ktitutions of
higher learning in their study of the technology of light-sensitive
material and its treatment. This book can be used as a textbook
and also as a manual because It gives the necessary data for
laboratory work.
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materialov
TEXT DATA n3lve reference book explaining In detail
Coverage: This is a oomprehe
light-sensitive materials and photochemical agents and processes in
treating them. A short introduction explains the nature of silver
halides in photographic emulsions, the latent image, and the basic
8 of light-sensitive materials. The text
photographic characteristic f treatment of black-
itself deals with principles of the processes o
white and three-color light-sensitive materials and outlines the
chemical agents used In those processes. In addition to the com-
monly applied processes, new speedy and ultra-speedy methods of pro-
cessing are presented which were taken from special technical litera-
ture. Present-day theories are outlined of the physicochemical
nature of the processes of development, fixing and washing Of light-
sensitive materials. A special chapter deals with auxiliary pro-
~esses of treatment of light-aensitive materials and of the final
stage of processing of the photographic image (tanning, intensifi-
r At the end of the book there is
.;ation, reduction, toning, etc.).
a short outline of photographic and chemical control methods-
Finally, a chapter gives some data and characteristics of the main
.,hemical agents used in light-sensit-1-.re rva"'11-flial processing-
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materialov
No. of References: 42 Russian (1929-1954)
Faoilities: A number of Russian scientists and workers in the field
of photography are mentioned in the text.
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KIRIIWV, R.I.
Partition processes for the treatment of a multilayer color film in
developing machines@ Uxp&ns;uch#fot4 no.4:281-294 135. (MIRA 9t4)
(Color photography)

KIRILLOVJ, N. 1.
"The Fundamentals of the Theory of the Continuous Processirr of Photormphic
lAyers, It paper given at the Tnternational Conference or. Scientific Photography,
Cologne, 24-27 Sep 1956.
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-22
and Their Application
Photographic materials
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 32375
Author : Kirillov N.I., Chikishev Yu. G., Zelikman V.L.
Title : Study of the Continuous Process of Sedimentation
of Photographic Emulsions
Orig Pub: Zh. nauch. i prikl. fotogr. i kinematogr., 1956,
1, No 4, 266-271
Abstract: A study was made of the continuous process of
sedimentation of siver halide of photographic
emulsions. The possibility has been ascertained
experimentally of a practical effectuation of
the continuous process of sedimentation of emul-
sions, with the securing, as a result thereof, of
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-22
and Their Application
Photographic materials
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - KhImiya, No 9, 1957P 32375
definite groups of mierocrystalls of the emul-
sion, according to their dimensionso on the
different shelves of the continuous sedimenta-
tion apparatus. The results of this investiga-
tion are of value in the study of the proper-
ties of grains of different size, which are
obtained in a given type of emulsion. The
possibility Is noted of utilizing sedimentation
apparatus of different designo and also the ad-
visability of speeding up the precipitation of
the solid phase of the suspension, for instance
by centrifugation.
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/1- "1 C' V A" - /
LAVMTITEV, Vladimir Ivenovich; doktor tekhniabookikh
nauk, professor, retsenzent; ULAVGHULO, B.I., redaktor; TUBTANSKATA,
F.G., isdatel'skly redsirtor; ROZHII, V.P., takhnicheakly redaktor.
(Processing of light-sensitive materials] TakhntkR obrabotki
rulonn.vkh evetochuvetvitelInykh materialov. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo obor.
promyshl., 1957. 249 p. (MIRA 10:11)
(Photography-Developers and developing)

A-/ /k, 14-1 c, v
BOGCKOWTO kand.khtm,nsuk: MI doktor tekhn.nauk-,
LIVIOM, I.I., kan to n.n
International conference on scientific photography. Xhim.nauke,
i prom. 2 no.4:497-08 157. (KIRA 10:11)
(Cologne-Photography)

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USSR/oiemic'al Technology .. Chemical Products and Their 1-6
Application. Photographic Materials.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur -- Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 2426
Author : Kirillov., N.I., Strel'aikova, A.P.
Inst
Title Processes of Color Photography on Multilayer Materials
and Their Utilization in Cinematography.
Orig Pub TeIhnIka kino i televideniya, 1957, No 7, 63-72
Abstract Description of various processes of color photography with
imiltilayer film and of procedures for improving the qua-
lity of the colored picture and phonogram of color film .
A comparativelcharacterization is given of the production
metbods of color motion picture films with separate treat-
ment processes for pictures and phonograms.
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