SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOLESNIKOV, YU.A. - KOLESNIKOVA, K.P.

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KIRNOSO D.P.; KOLESNIKOV,-Yu.A.; KOGAN, L.A.
Instrument determination of engineering spectra. Trudy Inst,
fiz. Zem. 28 Vop. inzh. seism. no.8:104-116 t63.
(MIRA 16-11)

KOLLISITIKOV, Yu.A.; SOLI-)V*Y'-Vo V.N.
Apparatus for t1le (1181tizing of oeiamogTarm. with aut~),-.atic
recording of numbers on punch cards and paper tapa. Trudy
Inut. fiz. zeni. no.35-12-21 164. (,Mzj~ 17% 12

Yu.A.; HEW, ~*.V.; S~.-'LQVIY~~V, 1J.".
I 1.9ci.,3ion, U-' Trudy Innt. fiz.

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MITHOR: Vol-Snikov ru. A.; S*lovlyav, V. It.
ORG: Institute of Physics of the Earth imo O.Yu. Shmidt, A-H SSSR (Institut Miki
zermli AN SSSR)
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:;-'i;'.A"tUte of voics of the Mrth im. O.Yu Shmidt. AX S&O (Institut fiEiki
Fn
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S53R. Institut flziki zemli. Trudy, no- 35, 1964, 141-142
i Topic 7,V~: tlminF: dowice~ transistoriznd circlAt,
gaivanomter
-:.icr,~ption and schematic are given for two variatiOIE: of a -mple_ precise,
transistorized timer (clock), adequate for use ;ri -e-o.'d,,ng of
_z3P:;';'-'C ~'vQnts under field conditic)ns. 'Ihl"
on agate bcar~ngs and ,nt., m 'ror
galva-,
prings. iaboratory condi',,,ons, Iritl accuracy of the first
1,2sa thar. 0. 005%, and the second, 0. 00,%, w''
-en the 'empera-.
r surroundings varied no more than 2 - 4',1o. Schematics for t;rner
agate-bearing galvanometer and for mirror
plvanometer are
art.. has: 2 IIIGures. rF'S3-, v. no.
D~ / 3UBM DATZ: none
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corresponding to a Maxwell body and a Kelvin body.
calculations of core properties Discrepancies in the theoretical
obtained from frequency variations of the coefficie
of reflection and the phase shifts in the reflected waves are believed to indica
that the real conditions of seismic ntq
te
-wave reflection at the core boundary differ from
the reflection conditions at the boundary taken in the Computations of ideal media.
The author thanks G. s Pod"yapol'skiy, Ye. F. Savarenskiy, and N. V.
Orig. art. has: 8 fig'
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AUTHOR: Balakina L. M.; Vvedenskaya, A. V.; Kolesnikov, Yu. A.
ORG: Institute of Physics of the Earth, Academy of Sciences SSSR (Institut fizi
Zemli,Akademiya nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Investigation of the outer boundary of the earth's core by means of spectral
analysis of seismic waves
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestlya. Fizika Zemli, no. 8, 1966, 22-35
TOPIC TAGS: seUmic wave e"t*-e=%
5
ABSTRACT: The lituV/ and pphasEpectra of incident and reflected tranqv_erse waves
were used in the investigation of the outer boundary ot' the earth's core.'~rRecords
from the Moskva, Irkutsk, and Kabansk seismic stations $Obtained with Golitsyn instru-
ments were used. The amplitude and phase spectra of the seismic waves were deter-
mined with the aid of a computer. From these spectra the frequency dependence of the
coefficients of reflection and the.phase shifts in the waves reflected from the core
boqpdary were determined. The state of the matter at the outer boundary of the core
was estimated by comparing these dependencies with the theoretical values computed
for the case of a boundary between elastic and elastic-viscous media. The theoreti-
cal values ofthe coefficie,.-ts of reflection and the phase shifts in the reflected
waves were computed for two possible elastic-viscous states of the mat ter 'in the core
Card * 1/2 550,1414550.31

IA
Cand Med Sci (diss) "Anylolytic activit'y of
blood, intestinal fluid, and.urine in some experimental disorders of-
--the-function- of-- the-- pahcrewif,,--intestines---- and --- ki-dneys-,-"--- Simfe-rb-
18 pp; (Krvmskiy State Medical Inst im I. V. Stalin); 200 copieb-I
price not given; (KL, 17-60, 169)

tzsg Intamn and Ailiml phys to16& (uor&al-atul pathological). T-t
General Problem.
Abe Jotw Ref Zhur -BlologlyaPNO 13, 1958, No- 59962
Author Zolesnikay,_Yu. M.
Inst Crim-ed-n-TMcal - histitute' -
Title Changes in tho. 'it4lolytic" Activity of Blood -Intestinal
Juico, Urina and Saliva. FOU(*ing Ligation or the Ducts
Of the Pancreas and'-Afte--'itd Removal
Orij3 Pub Tr. Krywk. mad. in-tj 1957s 17, 107-U8
Abstract In six dogs with ndtiplo fistulas the mWlolytic activity
(AA) of the blood van dotorminod by the Ergellgardt and
G=huk method, and the activity of the inteatinal juice,
urine and saliva by'tho Woh1gamth zathod. After
ligatvre of the min pancreatic duct, a short-lived
increase in the AA of the Intestinal juice and the blood
occurred. With tho Ligation of all the pancreatic ducts
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Offoct of mAngmnesa. (Experipicii'Vil and ctudl4s).Il Khnrlh-ov, 1958
16 pp (Lan of' Jloaltj ThSSII. 1-h-Irlizov 21untc (,,d TIIC
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,t)t 175 coz-i
(hT
,1,45-56, 152)

KOLESNIKOV, Yu.P. (Voronezh, Studencheskaya ul. d.1, kv.28)
Abstracts of articles received by the oditors. Ortop., travm. i
protez. 24 no.11:73-74 N 163.
WIRA 17: 10)
1. Iz otdeleniya travmatologii i ortopedii (rukovoditell - doteent
D.G. Yegorov) gospitallnoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki Voronezhakogo
meditsingkogo instituta i oblastnoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy (zav.
klinikoy i glavnyy vrach - prof, V.P. Radushkevich).

KOLESNIKOVO_X
Use of hyaluronidase in the treatuant of supracondyloid fractures
of the humerus in children. Vest. khir. no.10:98-99 164.
(MA 19:1)
1. Iz otdeleniya travmatologii i ortopedii (rukovoditall - dotsent
1) T. Yegorov) gospitallnoy khirurgicheakoy kliniki Voronezhakogo
meditsinskogo instituta i oblastnoy klinicheakoy bollnitsy (zav.
klinikoy i glavnyy vrach - prof. V.P. Radushkevich), Voronezh.

KOLESNIKOV, Yu.P., kand. mod. naWk
Treatment of lymphogranulamatosis with dopan and degranol. Sov. mod.
28 no.1:116-119 Ja 165. (MRA 18:5)
1. Gospitaltnaya terapevticheskaya klinika (zav. - prof. A.S.
Voronov) Donetskogo meditsinskogo Instituta na baza TSentrallnoy
klinicheskoy- bollnitsy (glavnvy vrach V.D.Bayda).

. KOLESNIKOV, Y).,.V*, IWitan I-go ranga
Some categories of naval tactics. fwbra sbor. 47 no.11:19-24
N 163. (MM 16:11)

KM,vSNIKOV, Yuole*
The bGE-1 remote depth man meter. Priborostroonia no-5 a6 Ify 162.
(M=ometer) (MA 150)

KOLESHIKOV.Z.S.
Application of intravenous novocalne blocks. Xhirargita 32 n0-3:
73-76 Mr 1560 9:7.)
1. 1z Staro-Bashevskoy rayonnoy boMitey (glavnyy vrach Z.S.
Thaleenikov)
(PROCAM. amethesia and analgesia,
~ Intmveaous (Rus))
(AMESTRISIA, REGIONAL, in various diseases,
procaine blocki Intravenous (Rue))
(PROCAM. 'therapeutic use.
nerve block, intravenous (Rue))

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--ved by the calculatiow. Pea:- d,iraIIi--.--, great,-r ill solr,~--- :~Xperl-
Ii h;2 calculated duration. These are appar--ntlv
--nplete combuqtion of the powder .9urfack, it -ressure. The
St fer this experizzrmnt was 1.23, figures, 4

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21(7) SOV/89-7-3-16/29
AUTHORS: Sakharov, V. K., KolesrikovZSvinfArellp V- I-, flazarenko, V~ A~,
Zabidarovp Ye. I.
198
TITLE: The Angular Distribution of the Radiation of Au Scattered
in Air Above Ground
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 1959, Vol 7, Nr 3v pp 266-267 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: From a - 10,000 c Au 198- source, which was located 1~5 m and
2.5 m above t'he ground, the total intensity of radiation in
distances of up to 600 m from the source as well as the angular
distribution of radiation in distances of 150, 250 and,400 mm
from the source was measured. The total intensity was measured
by means of a Geiger counter described in reference 1j in
which the multiple scattered I-quanta with energies of between
120 and 410 kev were recorded with the same sensitivity. Radia-
tion with energies of between 60 and 120 kev were measured by
means of a somewhat more sensitive counter,, y-quanta with
energies below 50 kev were not recorded. Angular distribution
was measured by means of a detector consisting of 4 counters
connected in series, which was placed behind a thick lead disk
(diameter 21 cm) in such a manner that the centers of this
disk and of the detector were in one line with the center of
Card 1/2 the source. The following measuring results are graphically

198SOVi89-7-3-16129
The Angular Distribution of the Radiation of Au Scattered in Air Above
Ground given: Dependence of the absorption coefficient and of the in-
tensity of the non-scattere4 radiation on the distance between
the source and the detector. Angular distribution of the seat.-
tered radiation. By placing source and detector near the
ground, the radiation intensity at large distances becomes about
twice as small as in homogeneous air. If the distance between
source and the ground is increasedq this difference becomes
smaller and attains only the 1-5-fold and a height of about
25 m at the same distances as before. This is in agreement with
the predictions made by reference 4- With respect to angular
distribution it may be said that, from distances of 150 m on-
ward, it practically undergoes no further change. The results
obtained may be used in order more easily to calculate y-shields,
The problem was raised by 0. 1. Leypunskly. V. A. Rogachkovq
V. A. Shabashov and V. N. Rodionov assisted in working with
the strong y-preparation. There are 4 figures and 4 Soviet
references.
SUBMITTED: February 18, 1959
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2(5)
AUTHORS: Sakharov, V. H.9 SOV/20-124-2-20/71
Nazarenko, V. A., Zabidarov, Ye. 1.
TITLE: The Areal Distribution of Earth Ejected by Subterranean
Explosions (Rasprodeleniye na mestnosti 'grunta, vybrasyvayemogo
pri podzemnykh vzryvakh)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 19599 Vol 1241 Nr 20 PP 314-317
(USSR)
ABST11ACT: The Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR (Institute for
Chemical Physics, AS USSR) collect *ed experimental material
concerning the distance of ejection of various portions of
earth ejected by an explosion. The material is in many respects
of some interest. When carrying out such experiments, it is
necessary first to divide the area of ground before the
explosion takes place within range of the crater to be formed
into sections, and after the explosion the manner in which the
~-fragments of earth are distributed over the said area must be
determined. Various parts of the area were marked by means of
radioactive indicators. Before the explosion 50-60 ampoules
Card 1/3 containing I millicurie Sb 124 were introduced into the soil

The Areal Distribution of Earth
Ejected by Subterranean Explosions
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SOV/20-124-2-20/71
through narrow cracks. 20 of such explosions vicro carried out
in this manner with from 10 kg, to 10 t anzinnonite Yr U6 at
various depths both in loess and in loam. Further, 1COO tons of
ammonite .1ir 6 -.,,,ero exploded in a depth of 40 m- The
characteristic results given by 2 dia,-,rans permit the folloring
conclusions to be drawn: 1) TIe direction into %,ihich each
particle of earth is ejected leads, when traced back in the
opposite direction, throu,,-.;h the center of the explosion. The
direction in which that part of the ground which is located
immediately above the charge is ejected is indefinite.2) The
distance covered by each ejected part of the earth is
determined by its position rith respect to the charge and
variest with conditions otherwise being unchanged, within the
margin of t 30~- 3) The dependence of the distance of flight
from the position of the respective part of the ground before
the explosion is shown by a nomogram. The smaller the angle
between the radius and the axis of the crater, the farther
will the earth be thrown. This dependence izi coLuniiented upon in
detail by the authors. These regularities are qualitatively the
same with all explosions of charges of different strength. The
maximum distance covered by the oJected earth increases only

The Areal Distribution of Earth SOV/20-124-2-20/71
Ejected by Subterranean Explosions
slightly with an-increase of the charge. With conditions
otherwise remaiping unchaAged this distance decreases with an
increase of the depth w of the charge at the rate of 1/w4
All this holds for explosions in loess, and for powerful
explosions in loam, but not for rreak explosions (10-100 ka) in
solid loams. In the latter case no permanent regularities were
found. Finally, the authors thank M. A-. Sadovskiy,
Corresponding Memberg AS USSR, for bringing up the problem,
and V. N. Rodionov for his collaboration in organizing the
above described work as well as for discussing the results.
V. A. Rogachkov and V. A. Shabashev are gratefully mentioned
as having rendered practical assistance,
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute for
Chemical Physics of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: September 18, 1958, by V. 11. Yondratlyev, Academician
SU-BYMITTED: September 15, 1958
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LEYFUNSKIT9 O*Is; KOL&9NIKOV-SVINAREV,, V.I,; MMMOV, V.N.
. Unsteady rate of powder burning. Dokl. AN SSSR 154 n0,4:
907-909 F 14. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Institut khimichaskol Aziki AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademi-
kom Ya. B. Zelldovichem.

VILICHEK, M.; KOLESNIKOVA, A.; SHnEYERSOM, R.
Use of lambs as an additional source of meat. Mias. ind. SSSR
33 no.4:27-28 162. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Tashkentskiy opornyy punkt Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta myasnoy promyshlennosti.

KOLBSNIKOVA9 A.A. Cand Agr Sci (diss) "Comparative effectiveness
of tiiie fattening of large-horned cattle on rations with va*i-446
combinationl~~of cotton ViOM6 fodders.11 MOB,1957. 15 pp 22 cm.
(All-Union Sci Res Inst of Animal Husbandry). 110 co-pies.
(KL, 23-57, 115)

~ I - 1 -. -~-Ri
KOLESIMIKOVA, A.A.? kand. sellskokhoz. nauk
Using the wastes of cotton processing Industries for the
fattening of.young cattle. Trudy VNJIAP no-15,04 163.
(MMA 117: 5)

KOLEMIKOVA, A.A.; KOSTYUK; N.G.; CHMIOMUROVA, V.M.; SHCHEGOLEV,
I.P., red.
. Op
(Gelendzhik and its surroundings] Gelerdzhik i ego okre-
stnosti. Krasnodar, KraBnodarskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1964.
78 p. (MIRA 18:1)

KOLESMIKOVA,A.P., kandidat sel'akokhozyaystvennyV-h nauk
Northern apricots. Prirodn 44 no.10:94-96 0155. (HMA 8:12)
1. Hauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut plodovodstva imeul I.V.
Hichurina, Hichurinak
(Apricot)

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KOLESNIKQY&,1.9*, kand. sel'skokhoz. nauk
Variations of sour cherry varieties. Agrobiologiia no.6:849-854
14-D 164. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Plodoio-7agodnaya opytnaya stantsiya, g. Orel.

MASHBITS, Ya.G.; KOLEMIKOVA, A.G., red.; KW"TnISM, D.Lo, red.
tokstal LUMOVO red.
(Cuba; 1:1 500 0001 Kuba; 1:1 500 000. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo
geogr. lit-ry., 1962. Text. 1962. 16 p. (K[RA 15:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravlaniye geodezii i
kartagrafii. (Cuba--Maps)

KOLISNINOTA, A. 1.
A case from the practice. Osilintrila 39 nool:72-73lia-Y ,56.
WA loa)
1. 12 URkliniki-(zav. - prof. 1.14.Sendullskiy) MONIKI t detakoy
kliniki
'(sav. - profe M.IhOlevskly) KOVIKI.
(NASAL GATITY, foreign bodlea
extraction)
(FORRIGII BODINS
nasal cavity, piece of Taetal pipe, extraction)

KOL~311,,`IKOVA, A.
KOLEO-NIIKOVA, A. L. "On treatin-- diseases of thfn onLic-m!,.rw(~ apparatis of th!! ey,! with
tissu-! '.1itrafly in conjunction vith retrobulbar inj,3c'rions of atropine and strychihint",
Trudy Smol. :.7os. mcd. in-ta, Vol. 11, 1948, p. 290-94.
30: U-4393, 19 Au.~ust 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey', "0. 22), lq:~q).

KOLF,SNIK07A, A. H.
~-- I
Some chemical changes in alunina gneiRsoo in contacts with mica-
bearing pegmatite veins. Izv.Kar.j Kol.fil.All SSSR no.5:49-61
158- (IMA 12:9)
1. Noblagorskaya,g3o]-ogo-razvedochnaya partlya.
(Gnei a (Pogpatite)

KOLESKIKOVA, A.R.
Structural characteristics of lower Carboniferous terrigenoun
sediments in the Volga Valley portion'of Saratov Province.
Trudy VITIGNI no.20:60-72 159. (HIEA 13:6)
(Saratov Province-Geology, Stratigraphic)

-, KOLFSNIKWL,_A.N___
Studying torrigenous sedimentsof the Lower CarboniferouB in
the Volga Vdlley portion of Saratov Province. Uch.zap. SGU 70
8345 160. (MIRA 150)
(Saratov Province-Petroleum geology)

S/056/62/042/003/007/049
0 0 B104/B102
AUTHORS; Kormer, S. B.p Funtikov, A. 1,9 Urlin, V. D. Kolesnikova,A.Y.
j
TITLE: Dynamic compression of porous metals and the equation of
state with variable specific heat at high temperaturea
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 42,
no, 3t 1962, 686 - 702
TEXT: The dynamic compression of Al, Cu Pb, and Ni with relative
'/Q where Q. 0 density
densities between m a 1 and m a 4 (M - Qc oof of the
compact material, Q density of the porous material) was studied in
00 12 _ 9.1012 2.
the pressure range of 0-7*10 dynee/om A polyempirical inter-.
polated equation of state is developed which takes account of the specific
heat variations and the density and temperature dependence of the
Gru"neleen coefficient
(P)+Z(P, T
P P. (P) + "I + z (p, T) pR (T + g (P) P -I ChL~11_ (14)
0 (P) ~b
+ z (p. T) 3 )r
E =E. (p) + ' .2 R (r T) + In ell 0 (P) T
+ zz (p', T) M0 b
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Dynamic compression of... B100102
The equations of state of Mie-Grdneisen, and the equation of state with
the electronic specific heat components, are special cases of (14), (15)-
Solid metals and metal vapors can be described by these equations of
state. The shock adiabats calculated for metals of different densities
are in good agreement with experimental-data. The gas pressure and the
lattice energy can be determined from-the equation of state by a limiting
process. The electronic analog of the Grdneisen coefficient is found for.
Cu and Ni, and estimated for Pb'and Al. Symbols used in the equations;
is the Graneisen coefficient# P(Q) the electronic specific capacity#
z a IRT/C29 where 1 is a quantity to be determined experimentally.
X
X. K. Krupnikov, B. N. Ledenevv L. V. AlItshuler, A. A. Bakanoval
R. F. Trunin, V. N. Zharkov, V. A. Kalinin, and X. N. Kalitkin are
mentioned. S. V. Yezhkov, G. M. Yesing and V. I. Yefremov are thanked
for assisting with experiments# v4u. A. Glagolova and L. T. Popova for
assisting with calculations, L. V. AlItshuler, L. A. Bakanova,
X. K. Krupnikov, and R. F. Trunin for discussions, and Ya. B. Zelldovich,~
V. P. Kopyshev, Yu. P. Rayzerv and K. A. Semendyayev for consultations.
There are 11 figures, 5 tables$ and 22 referenceat 15 Soviet and 'I non-
Soviet. The four most recent references to English-language publications
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Dynamic compression ofo.. B104/BI02
read as followas R. G. McQueent S. P. Marsh, J.-Appl. Phys.,. 1,
1253#
1960; J. S. Dugdale, D. X. McDonald, Phys# Rev*# 22f 832f 19531
J. J. Gilvarry, Phys* Rev., 2-6, 934, 944; 22, 550, 1955; Handbook of
Chemistry and Physics, 37ed Chemical Rubber publishing Co. Cleveland,
1955 - 1956.
SUBUITTEDt August 10~ 1961
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N,AY,RDVA, L.A.; CHERWI-:YE11, T.t KOL7-'!IIKMrA A N
Nir,rono corpounds of platinum and the reaction of bivalent
platinum compounds with nitric amid. Zhur.neorg.khim. 10
no.12:2828-283O D 465. WIRA 1901)
1. Tnstitut olmhchey i neorganicheskuy khim-IJ AN %SR Ameni
Kurnakova,

COU-NTRY % UiSit if
C;,TZGORY : Oultivateil Fruits. Berrias.Vut -3.Ta st.
i-P.S.- JOVIt :I-e-f Zhur --BiologL'ya, Mo. 1 , 19-59, No . 185-2
Dyuzhav, P
Ttt ST ~riticulturs Cxnd vine -MaMcf-n't
TITLE .3t;Atj), oE Trans"or-atic)" a-ad Utilization al
Phoaphorud Uerttlizer-d (Supe;L~phosohzta) by
rito % va-S Ir,
o1, I r-, PUB.: Plyrl. npucluim-t3khri.iiiform. 141.-1 . !,n-%
,nrogzadsr3tva i vinodcliya, 29V., No~'~02-36
The ~:-ate ;)jC plant tpt;-,tcr-~ of r' from P I-ke
with P,72 wiLh dii'ftraat sall mcifiLvavs cordi-
tiO-13 UaS 3tVdiRd at ~-'Irj SCtOIIU'fiC P9J'-IaI'-Co
institute al, viticulture anl
10e55-1956, The PC Wa3 mpp.U"4c. t'.) -, J ; 0 3 01' a t
a don-Lh o!: ugw iy, the "nrw of p IVIlld
solution (1.20 concaz'rvtJ,.,)n) In the ova:-y
growth stage anti becaap fixel in
mhootn &nJ ur-par tier of IoAvia ad verly v&
tfi6fom~th etay, while increazed P3-' cont;nt
*Relation tu Applicettlou Tlmum and Netkinde

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Ref Z111,W -riol giya, No. grg N~

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ABSTRACT waS Maintained throug'Isaut t1ja ent-`rc w).%ctation
reriodi P32 began to appeac in thi Lorrical
c,mLIY ntts,