SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOMAROVA, YE.K. - KOMAROVSKIY, A.A.

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KOMRR-OVA
SQLOV17~;. A.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
Review of wCollection of problems for a course on mine transportationO b.7
Professor N.S.Poliakov. Docent E.K.Komarova, Docent I.G.Shtokman. A.A.So-
lovIev. Ugoll 28 no.6:46-47 je 153. Offa& 6:6
1. Kharlkovskiy gornyy institut. (Kine haulage) (Pbliakovg N*39)
(Komarova, Z.K.) (8htoka&n,,I.G.)
-GO.-Aftm-

ARTFMIYEV, Ye.N., prof.; hOH'AROIJA Y-).V.
Detection and treatment of the po3tinfarct syndrome. Sov. med.
28 no.3-0.55-19 Ja 165. (MIRA 18% 5)
1. Kafedra propedevtiki vnutrennilh bolezney (zav. - prof. Ye.N.
Arterrilyov) Mo~kovskogo meditsinskogo stomatolngiche3kogo instituta.

POLTAXOT, Nikolay Sergeyevich. prof.,- SHTOKKAN. Illys Grigorlyevich,
prof.; KOWOVA, ToTganiya Kuzlminichna, dotsenti VIVAKOVSICIT.
A.O., pj'jjf.--.-fttssn on"-ANNUMV, A.T.. doteent, retsenzent;
VASILIYZT, N.V., dotient, reteensent; TRUNVICH, A.T., doteent,
rateenzent: LOPATIN. SJ.. dotment. retsenzent; Migm, G.I.9
doteeni. rateensent: , L.G., doteent, retmenzent;
SHORIN, V.G., dotsent. retsensent-, SMOYLYM, N.D., insh.,
D oty.red.-, GMYAR. S.Ya., takhn.red.;
EProblems and exercise@ on mine haulage] Sbornik zadach 1 uprash-
nenii po radnichnonu transportu. Izd.2., dop, i perer. Hookwap
Ugletekhtsdat. 1959. 256 p. (MMA 13.-4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN *SR (for Polyakov). 2. Chlon-korrespon-
dent AN SSSR (for Spivakovskiy). 3. Kafedra rudnichnogo transporta
Moskovskogo gornogo Instituta (for Spivakovskly, Andreyev, Vasillyev.
Tevn6vich; Lopatin, Solod, Shakhmayster, 5horin).
(Mine haulage)

KqMARPVA,,Ye,.N.; S7EPANENKOi E.M.
Toxicological characteristics of the products of thermal decomposition
of "SN-28" and SN-28P" materials. Plast.massy no.12:39-40 163.
(MIRA 17s2)

=04 U K-OlrarOva, YA,
P-r lya'
laboratory
-ia,.erial, clapoly 7 ja!~ Dn,
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0 n e 1s tLr-j 01 f ov~ alm-udy Ing -t ,tGx:LGlty ar asucri Volatile pr- duata LIM
4 yrs ac-loa The apparatus ja gl-rinle to onerate and-'da-h
A.
constant temperauurG conditions dwring breakdcwn of a
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P-k 9 S,"- I T 0 N Toksikolofzieheska7a laborator.Ta *Tauchno-jissledovatelt-
W-W Nkffi
Mmmomp-M. OMAN; 3 a 70 FNIS

Draft

DAW
ISAGULYAMSY G.V.; FOMARO~A.,_. - -IDIII, A.A.,
Dehydrcgenation munhanism of' vix-membt-red cyclanes. Dr-i-idrogenation
of meUqlcyclohexane on an alwainum-chr(mium cat-alyst. Dr-kl. AN SSSR
164 no.6:1307-1310 C 165. (MIRA 18,10)
1. Tnatitut organicheskrry kW,.m�i im. N.D.!,eV-nskcgo All SSSR.

JMIDKAJi. X.L.; KOKAROTA, Ye-P-; FMOVITSKIY. V.R.
Air cyst of the mall intestine. Xhirmrgiia no.10:87. 0 ~55.(KM 9:2)
1. Is khtrurgicheakogo otdeleniya gorodskoy bollnitsy Aleksandrovska,
na-Sakhaline.
(INT=INBS--TUKCRS) (CYSTS)

KCIFAKNA, . Ye. 3.
25743 Korarova, Ye. S. Vihcgrado-Vincdel. at~;Lo-f C~Jfr~sti.
Vinodelio I Vinogradarstvo S33R, 10,48, tio. 6, S. 30-32.
W: letoT-is' Zhurnal Statey I,c. 30
.1 .9 , Yoscow, 1948

KOMAROVA, Ye. S..
Viticulture - Ukraine
Selection of grapes in the Ukraine. Sad i og. No. 7, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, .1953. Unclassified.

---- --
Viticulture
Testing grape varieties., Vin. SM 12 no. 2. 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, JUDO 19 Unclassified.
51,

KOKLRGVA., YE. S.
Grapes
"Rannii" VIRaO varietY in the Ukraine. Vin. SSSR 12, No. 5, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Aumist, 1952 r4jff.. Uncl.

Grapes
Early Zolotistyi is a valuable variety for production of dessert wines. Vin. SWR 12 no.
8, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December -195;(. Unclassified.
2

1. KONIMOVA, Ye. S.
2. USSR (600)
4- Viticulture
7. Biological bases for adapting agricultural practices to each variety. Vin. SSSR
13, No. 5. 1953.
9. Monthly List 2f Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953. Unclassified.

/)-9 /9 V 19,
u8slI/Cultivated Planto 6 Fruita. Berrica
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol.., No 5, 1958, 20519-
Author :,Xg.
Tnst : The Ukvainiarx Scientific Research Institute for Viti-
culture and Wine Mcing.
Title : New Hungarian Varieties of Grape. (Novyye vengerskiye sorta
vinograda).
Orig Pub: Vinode"ye i vinagra, tvO SSSR~ 1956,, No 7, 39-42..
Abstract: The Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute for Viti-
culture and Wine-Yzldng has pointed out the expediency
of cultivating the foUoving varieties of grapes in
the USSR: the Ear4 Zolotistyy (distingilisbed for its
high saccharinity.. reco=eadable for producing dessert
wines), Matyash Yanosh, Koroleva vinogradnikov (recom-
mended for the South of the Ukraine, a high yielding
Card 1/2

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Fruits. Berries.. M
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur Biol., No 18J. 1958, 82553
Author : Koval', N.M., Komarova, Ye.S., Nikolenko, V.G.
List r----------------j
Title Characteristics of AExicultural Technique for Rkatsiteli
Variety.
Orig 1:~_,b Sadovodstvo vinoGradarstvo i'viaodeliye Moldavii, 1957,
No 4, 35-38
Abstract Cultivatioa of Rlaitsiteli variety in Ukraine is possible
only In regions more ass Lred of warmth. Instability of
fr.-it bearing in Rkatsitcli ia Ukraine is coiuiected first
of all with its hoightened sencitivity to the soil inots-
t-re and also with the couparatively slight resistance
of its principal buds to the low wiiiter temperatures aud
a considerable loss of them in iudivid',-Ial years. As a
rule, infertile aild low-yield shoots dQvclop fron, the
rapIncement and dorm,,,t buds. Therefore, Rkatsiteli
Card 1/2
157
USSR/Cultivated Plants - Fruits. Berries. M
Abs Jour Ref Zhur ;iol., No 18, 1958, 82553
vines nced especially careful covering for winter.
Their best for.-ation in the L7krai-.e is faii-shaped,
stemless, with long pr.-~aiii& 7he fruit bearing of
Rkatsiteli can be considerably Licreased by plucIzing
the green shoots. The proditetivity of this variety
can be brought with special edre to 120 centners/ha.
Ye.A. Nhkarevskayn
Card 2/2

KOMAROVA, Ye.S., Cand Agr Sci -- (diss) "Results of a'
study of local Georgian varieties of grapes in the
2 1 OT the Ukrainian SSR.11 Odessa, 1958 17 PP.
(Georgian Order of Labor Red Banner Agr Inst) 150 copies
M, 39-58, 110)
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KOVAL', Nikolay Mefodiyevich; Mall
MARTIYANOVA, 011ga Arkadiyevna; TSESHKOVSKIr, 1?.N.,
red.; KAIASHNIKOVA, O.G., tekhn. red.
(Reference book for the viticulturist) Nastoltnaia kniga
vinogradaria. Kiev, Gossellkhosisdat USSR, 1963. 292 p.
(MRA 16:7)
1. Nauchnyye sotrudniki Ukrainskogo nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo instituta vinogradaretva i vinodeliya im. V.Ye.Tairova
(for Koval', Komaroya, Martlyanova).
. (Ukraine-Viticulturs)

KOMAROVA, Ye.S.; YOFIMIOVA, G.N.
Effee~ of weather conditions on the sugar content of grapes. Trudy
OGMI no.25989-94 161. (MIRA 16:6)
(Sugars) (Crops and climate) (GrapeR)

XOMMAROVA Ye. T., Cand Med Sci -- (dise) *Complex treatment of.pro-
ealing wounds ana trophic ulcers after I~unsho M-MREEW
at
tz the health resort "Sergiyevskiya minerallnyye vody".' [Kuybyshev]$
1958. 16 pp (Min of Health RSFSR, Health Resort NSergiyevskiye mine-
ralInyye Yodyn, Kuybyshev State Med Inst), 200 copies (KL, 15-58, 118)

BMZOVICH, Lev Aronovich; ZAYONCHKOVSKI!I, Yevgeniy Andreyevich;
.IJZLOV, Yevgeniy Ilikolayevich; KOMAROVA, Ye.V., red.;
MEM, G.I., tekbn. red, ' - '- --" '
(Modernized AMSO-60-U one-frequency semiautomatic telecom-
munication apparatus for.local communication networks]Moderni-
zirovannaia apparatura. poluavtomaticbeskoi sviazi odnochastot-
noi sistemV dlia vnutrioblastnykh setei AMSO-60-U. Moskva,
Sviazlizdatt 1962. 90 p. (MIRA 15:12)
(Telephone-Equipment and supplies)

GTIROV, Vadim Sergeyevich; YEKEL2YANOV, Gennadiy Alekseyevich;
YETRUKHIN, Nikolay Nikiforovich) BAZILEVICH, Yevgeniy
Vladimirovichj SINILISHCHIKOV, B.V., retsenzent;
PETROVSKIY I B*N.p otv. red.; _jOLIAI~~Y4.X4~_J,, red.
[Princinles of data transtaission using wire communica-
tion channels] Osnovy peredachi dannykh po provodnym ka-
nalam sviazi. [By] V.S.Gurov i dr. Moskva Sviazt.,
1964. 310 P. WRA 27:12)

LEV, Aleksandr Yullyevich; RIZKIH~ A.A., otv. red.;_!LCMAflDVAJ-,
Ye. -V. Ired.; ROMANOVA, S.F., tekhn. red.
J-
(Wire broadcasting amplineig) Usiliteli provodnoi aviazi.
Moskva, Sviazlizdat,,1963. 317 p. (MIRA 16til)
(Amplifiers (Electronics))

VGYTENKO, I.P.; GORODNICHIN) N.T.; DEREVYANKO, L.V.; ZAKRAMANYYp
F.D.; FARSHINp V.F.; PURTOV) L.P.; SIDOROV) N.T.; SHAPOVALGVt
I.F.; KMIAROVA, Ye.V., red.; ROMANOVA, S.F., tekhn.red.
[Telegraph devices using noncontact switches) Tolegrafnye
ustroistva na beskontaktmykh perekliuchateliakh. Moskva,, Izd-
vo "Sviazl.," 1964. 295 P. (MIRA 17:3)
I

SIMIRIOV, flikolay Nikolaya-vich; KCIRCIIAGOVI'., Ye.14.,~ Otv. red.;
!j-2-.OV.-'A-Y" 9 red.
(Automation of ttie electric r.,opply of rural
telephone equipinerit] ArioTmati ~ i.a elektropitaniia ap-
paratury sel'skol tsic-fonwPi, orvIazi. Mocskva, Sviaz,
1965. 38 P. (,mln

LIVSHITS, Boris Samoylovich; FOLYAK, Petr Yullyevich. Prinimal
uchastiye, SMINIOV, N.N.; GOLUBTSOV, I.Ye., otv. red.;
KOMLROVA, Ye.V., red.; TRISHINA, L.A... tekhn. red.
[Rural telephone communication system] Sistems, sellskoi
telefonnoi sviazi. Moskva, Sviazlizdat, 1963. 127 p.
(MIRA 17:1)
(Telephone)

K
Nikolay Al)dk:-in,;ev4-(-.h.: 'V'I,*,El-". A-'..
f:CI.,,ARGVA, Ye.V., red.
----------
Ili. Elektror I ~~ry ~-to si7,i a-'via z 1 ,
[Electro c devices] miye pr ; b I
3-9L.. 615 P. 17:9)

YATSKEVICH, Abram Isaakovich; NAIETOV, A.A., otv. red.; RRAHOLIA,
red.; SLUTSKIN, A.A., tekhn. red.
(Nomograms for electrical calculations of the high-
frequency channels for aerial communication lines) Oomogram-
my dlia elektricheskikh raschetov vysokochastotnykh kanaloy
vozdushnykh linii oviazi. Moskva, Sviazlizdat 1963. 45-P.
IMIRA l616)
(Telephone lines) (Radio relay lines)

TOMASHEVSKIY, Boris Andreyevich[deceased); CHANTSOV, Sergey
Dmitriyovich; 05IPEHO, Georgiy Ustin6viah; NAUMOV, P.A.,
otv. red.; KOMAROVA, Yaj. red.; SHEFER, G.L. tekb~.red.
(A course in telegraphy] Kura telegrafii. Moskva, Sviazf-
izdat, 1963. P. (MIRA 16t6)
(Telegraph)

UNDER, Valeriya L'vovna; ROGINSKIY, Vadim Nikolayevich;
SOLOVIYEV, Shaya Grigorlyevich; n'INA, L.D., otv. red.
KORAROVA, Ye.V., red.
(Engineering methods for constructing relay systems] In-
zhenernye metody postroenlia releirykh skhem. Moskva., Izd-
vo "Sviazl" 1964. 39 P. (MIRA 17:5)

KURBATOV, Nikolay Dmitriyevich; FROLOV, Pavel Alekseyevich; TYULYAYEV,
A.N... otv. red.; KOMAROV.A., Ye.V.p red.
(Stability of the parameters of long-distance communication
cables] Stabillnoatl parametrov kabelei dallnei sviazi. Mo-
skva, Sviaz', 1965. 103 p. (MM 18:4)

ABRAVIOV, Konstantin Konstantinovich; BUKHGEYM, Lev Ernestovich;
MAIYSHEV, Aleksandr Ivanovich; SINIDT, Viktor Isaakovich;
SHMLIN, Nikolay Pavlovich; MELINIKOV, P.V.,, otv. red.;
KOH"O"A, Ye.Ve. red,
(Special measurements in wire communication) SpetsialInye
izmereniia v provodnoi aviazi. [By] K.K.Abramov i dr. Mo-
skva, Sviazt, 1965. 231 p. (MIRA 180)

BLINOvf V.A.,g kand.tekhp.nauk;-ANISHWUK, YeeNop inzho; KOM.IROVA#
.m inzh.
.tF
Use of "Betanal P" ljr4ystW-vtth vat dyes. Tekst,prom, 22
no,1207-59 D 062a (KURA 16il)
1. Sotrudniki Nauchno-4afflidavatellskogo inatitlita organicheskM
p~luproduktov i kragitelay (NIOPIX).
(Dyes and dyei4-Chemistry)

GROMOGLASOV A.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; SUBBOTINA, N.P., kajjr~.
.9 1. telrhn. nauk;
P1,L4ROVA Z.I. inzh.
P
Improv(ment of methodology for determining small chloride concen-
trations in very pure water. Teploenergetika 12 no.2:91-92 F 165.
(MIRA .18:3)
1. Moskovskiy enei-geticheskiy institut.

GORSKIY, B.Z.; POGREBNYAK, Z.F.; OROBCHENKO, Ye.V.; PRYANISHIIIKOVA, N.Yu.;
IVANOVA, M.I.; KCMAROV, G.Ya.; KOMAROVA, Z.K.
Waterproofing additive for the manufacture of insulating and
semihard wood fiberboards. Der.prom. 11 no.5sl2-13 Vq 162.
(MIRA 15:5)
(Hardboard) (Waterproofing) .1

POGUMAK, Z.F.P karA. sollskr!Uos. A, ~~.K.P lash.
Wood particle Ward rloors with polywr coqtIngs. Der.
PrOM- ]A nO*917-8 S 965, (MIRA 18#12)

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DVI=OV. P.P., otvatetvannyy redaktor; AVTSYN. A.P., redaktor; VINOGRADOYA,
T.P., radaktor; DXRGACHNV. I.S., redaktor; EMZSVA. G.D., redaktor;
FALBM, L.0, redektor; RAPGPCW, Ta,L,, redaktor; SHOLOYANNIXOT,
A.V.. redaktor-, UUYUMCV. B.F., redektor; SHTIRN, R.D., radaictor;
,R-4~~~redaktbr: ZAKHAROVA. A.I., tekhaicheakly radaktor
[Proceedings of the All-Union Coaference of Pothoanatocloto. Lenin-
grad, July 4-9, 19541 Trudy Toesoiusnoy konforentaii patologo-
anstomov 4-9 ilulta 1954 g. Leningrad. Moskva. Goo. izd-wo mad.
lit-ry, 1956. 411 p. (MIRA 100)
1. Yeasoyusnoya iconferentstys pptologoonstomov, Leningrad. 1954.
(ANATWT, FATMLOGICAL-40GUSSES)

KOKAROVA, Z.N., red.; BOGACHBTA, Z.-I.* takhn.red.
(Classified catalog of books to be published during,1959 by
the Medical Publishing House] Tematichaskii plan vypuska
isdanil medgiza na 1959 god. Moskva, Nedgis,, 1958. .199 p.
(KIRA 12:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo zdravookhranonlya,
'(BIBLIOGWHT-NEDICINS)

KONAILOVA, Z. 11.
-~
Autovaceinotherepy in pyodermas. Vrach.delo no.3:305-307
Mr '59. (MIR& 12:6)
1. Daspropetrovskiy oblastnoy koshno-venerologicheakiy
dispanser.
(SKIN--DISIKSM) (VACCIUTION)

..,XOK&BDVA, Z.N.
Auiaraccluation In chronic pyodermtItle. Vest.derm.i van. 33
no'5:88 S-0 159. (Knu 13:2)
1. Iz Daepropetrovskogo oblastuago kozbno-venerologichookogo dis-
pausera t Daspropetroviskogo instituta spideziologit, mikrobiologii I
gigi7any.
(SKIN-DISMSES)

DVIZHKOV, Pavel Pavlovich; KOMALROVA,
(Pneumokoniosis; etiologyp pathological anatouW and
pathogenesis] Y-ne-mokaniozy; etiologilap-patologIche-
sk&la anatomila., 'patogenez. Moskva$ Meditsina. 1965-
422 p. (MIRA 1845)

SOKOLOV, I.Yu.; AYDINtYANi N.1h.1 RRIE"OVA, V.N.; BRODSKIX, A.A., atarshiy
nauebm" sg#udnik,-, GIXBOVICHq T.Aq, DALMATOVAt T.V.; KOKAROVA, A.I.;
K -KMWVA9 M.H.; KUMMAVTSEVAO H.M.; LIBINA9 R*Io;
WGINOVA9 L.G.; MARGOLINg L.S.; MARKOVAp A.I.j MEDVEDSVp Yu.L.1
K=Mp A.D.; KIMOVSK&Aq Ye.P.; NICHAYEVAt A.A,; OMOVAI N.V,;
FALKINA9 I.K.; PMOPAVWSUTAI L.A.1 POPOVAj T.P.; REZNIKOVt A.A.;
SZRGWZVp Ye.A*j SITLBA9 OJ.; STEPAROV9 P.Aq SUVOROVAp Te.Ge
[deceased]j SMRGINAV Yu.P.1 PANOVA9 Aele, redoizd-ya; IVANOVA#
A.G.V tekbn,rode
Elfttbodological handbook on the detemination of microcomponents
in natural waters during prospecting for ore deposits] Metodicbmi&oe
rukoyodstvo po opredeleniiu mikrokomponentov v prirodmykh vodakh
pri poiskakh rudzWkh mestombdeniie Moskva, Goo,nauebno-tekhn.,
isd-ya lit-ry po geol. i okbram nedrv 1961. 287 p~KrU 140)
1. Tsesoymmy nauchno-issladavat6l'skiy institut gidrogeologii i
inzhenernoy geologii (for Sokolov, Brodeldyg Glebovichl Ozerovat
Nudryavtseval Loginovap Markova, Medvedevq Belekhovap Palkinag
(Continued on next card)

SOKOLOVP I.Yu.-(continued) Card 2.
Popovap Petropavlovskaya). 2. Institut geologii rudnykh mesto-
rozMeniy petrograftip mineralogii i geokhimi--L AN SSSR (for
Aydintyani. 3. VvesoyumVy nautbuo-Issledorvatel'skiy institut
metodiki i tekbniki razvedki (for Mil-lerp Sergeyevp Margolin)o
I+. Vaespyum3yy nauchno-issledovateVskly goologicheskiy institut
(for Mulikovskvap Resnikorv)* 5. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledoTa-
toltakiy institut mineralinogo WT17a (for Komarovap A,).
(Prospecting-Geopbysical. metbods)
(Waterp Underground-Analysis)

MILLER, A.D.; KOMAROVA, Z.Ve
... ... ..
Methods of tho highly sencitiva deto-minatinn of Lxn-ryll:~vjci in
natural waters and an experiment In field eamplir4,,. Gid-r,-kYJlr,.
mat. 36:165-168 064, (AURA 18t)-L)
1, Vsesoy-uznyy nauchno-Isaledovatelinkly institut metod-IM- i
tekhniki razvedkip Laboratoriya khimicheskikh metodov analiza,
Leningrad. Suhaitted. May 26, 1961.

LIFSHITSO 1. Del KOPrLj A. N.; ALTAffgllfOVp A@ 00; SHUVALOVA, Le S*;
K~Up Z. Ve
Footwear made with polymer materials. Kash. obav. prom. 4
no.10M-19 0 '62. (MnU 15t10)
(Boots and shoes) (Plastics)

BRODSKAYA, N.I.; VYCHUZHAIIINA, I.P.; Kq_~ ~IOVA, ~j..; LESHCHINSKAYA
M.S.; ALEKSEYEV, N.N., red.
(Concentration of a wide range of microelements from nature
waters on a mixed sorbent with subsequent spectrum analysis]
Kontsentrirovanie shirokogo kruga mikroelementov iz prirod-
nykh vod na smeshannom sorbente s posleduiushchim spektrall-
nym opredeleniem. Lenimgrad, Vses. nauchno-issl. in-t meto-
dik:i i tekhniki razvedki, 1962. 21 p. (Obmen opytom, no.55)
(M1RA 17:4)

KOMAROVER, N.A.
Pulseleso disease (Takayaoils diseased-.," Sov. zd-rav. Kir. no.3:55-56
I
My-Je 162. 1,f (MIRA 15-5)
1. Kafedra propedevticheskoy terapil, (zav. - dotsent M.M.Mirrakhimov)
Kirgizskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(PULSE)

KOMAROVERj NYee
Case of a longitudital vound of the cheat and of the retroperitonsal
cellular tissue simt~Ating chronic appendicitis. Khirurgiia 35
noe 5:125 My 1.59. -WOUNM AND INnRIW) (HM 13:10)
(GMT

URYU11JN, V.K.
Treatment of a-=te renal insufficiency In a patient with multiple bone
fractures and compression of the soft tissiles. Vest. kbir. no.7slO3-
104 ii t64. (MIRA 1824)

-XQQM- Mt. OREKHOr, T.T.1 GOt HGHENKOj D.As ~
FIWU6~ and reponittaft device for operatione cm tubular boneo*
Vestn. khir. Grekovi,.90 noo4997-98 Ap'63 (MIU 17t2)

XOMWVERS N.Ye~
-
Acute respiratory insufficiency in multiple fractures of bo~as-
of the -thoracic cage# extremities# and pelvis. Teat*khire no*48-
106-107 t6l, (HMA 1414)
(FRACTUM) (HISPIRATIr".1)

KCIUMMM MS.
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Use of phenothiasine derivatives In the preoperative ma W ement
of patients with Basedou's disease. Teat.khir. no.6t8-12 161,
(MM 15:1)
le lz 1-y khirurgichookoy klinikj usovershenetvavaniya vrachey
(nach. - prof. P.A. Kupriyanov) Voyanno-meditainskoy ordena
lonims akademii im. S#M* linva.
(GRAVWI DISFME) (ARMICIAL HIBMATION) (PMCNOTRTA711M)

KOKAWTICH. P..P..(Kragnodar)
Prizary chronic henatogenic OstsOW011tis of the posterior
tubercle of the atlas. Ortop.trayn. I protes. no.2:73-74 Mr-
Ap (KLRA 8:10)
WFUS AND AXIS, diseases
osteoVelitle of posterior tubercle of atlas,
prinsa7. chronic, hematogente)
(OS?xM=?1S
atlas, posterior tubercle, prinu7. chronic,
hestatogente)
USSR Human wid Animal bkrphology (Norml and Pathological). S
Excretory System-
Abe Jour Ref Zhur ,. Djologiya, No 1, 1959, No. 3006
Author
inst
Title iA Rove Anomaly Of the X1dU9Y Pelvis
orig Pub :Uralosi7a, 1957, No 2, 44-45
Abstract :In a 22_ymr_old patient the right kidwy could not be
visualized by intravenous UrOgraPhY with contrast
medium. A right retrograde pyejogram. demonstrated
dilatation of the kidj*y pelvie which was on the level
of V lumbar vertebra. A nephrectOMY was PQrf`0rwd*
There were numerous, extr"enally located, dilated
callces entering the Pelvis- Thu ureter originatID9
from the pelvis fcmed a loop- The microscopic
diagnosis was focal 6GrOu~ 910=rulitis' The" was
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KUIUROVICI~I, ~F-P-~,polkovnik meditsinskoy aluzhby
Speciain-illuminator for the surgical field* Voenemedozhurv
no-5:87-88 fly 159. (JIM 12.- 8)
(APPAUTUS AIM INSTRUMTS,
specubMAlluminator (Rna))

KOKARDTIGH, G.M.
Zffect of auditory stress an hearing sensitivity In various forms of
hearing disorders, Test. otorinolar., Moskva 14 no.lil5-20 Jan-Fab
52. OLML 21:4)
1. Of the D%)artment of Diseases of the Bar, Throat, andL Nose (Swid
Prof. T.F. Undrits) of First Leningrad Medical Institute isent. I.P.
Paylay and of the laboratory of Physioloff of Analysors attached to
the Department (Consultant--Prof* GoVe Gornhun)e

jSMAQAWPAwR*JAw,,r.k&ndidat moditsinskikh nauk
Problem of diagnosis and therapy in labyrinthitin. Tent.oto-rin.
18 no.4:30-37 J1--iAg 156. (KUAA 9:9)
1. Is kafedry oto-rino-laringologii (zav. prof. V.F.Undrits) I.
Laningradekogo neditsinskago institute imeni akad. I.P.Pavlova.
(OTITIS DMARRA,
diag. & ther. (Rue))

KOKAROVICH, G.H., kand.med.nauk
lown~~~L!
Zffect of fenestration on hearing and vestibitlar function in
e.Verimental animals* Test.otorIn. 20 no.2:23-28 Mr-Ap
158* (MIA 12: 11)
1. Ix kafeclry. bolezney ukha, gorla I nosa (sav. - chlen-
korreepondent AM SSSR prof V.P.Untjr1te) I Leningraaskogo
medltsinskogo instituta.
(FMSTFATION, off.
on hearing & vestibular funct, In guinea pigs
(Rue))
(MURING
off. of fenestration In guinea pigs (Rua))
(VESTIBINAR APPAUTUS, physiol.
same)
Countr USSR T
Cz.tL~3:)rY= :Human and Animal Phsyiology, Sensory organs
%ba, Jour. :Ref Zhur Biol., No. 2, 1959, No. 8559
:Komarovich.O.M.
Tit1c :The Effect of Fenestration on Hearing and
Vestibular Function in Experimental Animals.
Orl,~:. Pub. :Vestn. otorinolaringologii, 1959, No. 2, 23-28.
A13stract :no abstract
Clard:

KOHOOVICH, G.M., kand.med.nauk
Fenestration of the labyrinth and operations on the stapes in the
light of experimental data. Zhur. ush., nos. i gorl bol. 20 noll;
11-16 Ja-F 160. iKMA 14:5)
1. Iz kafedry otorinolaringologii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMN
SSSR prof. V.F.Undrits) I Leningradskogo meditsinskogo instituta
imeni I.F.Pavlova.
(FAR-SURGERY)

KOMOVICHJP G.M., kandoraedonaukj SMVAp Ye,A,,, kand.med.nauk
Use of diphasine in otolaryngology. Zhur.uohe nose i gorlo bale
23. A0,2257-61 mr-Ap'63- (14IRA 16-.8)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney ukha, gorla i nos& (zav. - chlen-kor-
respondent MIN SSSR prof. V.F.Undrits [deceased] i kafedry
farmakologii (zav. - prof. A.V. Valldman ) I Leningradskogo
meditsinskogo instituta imeni akademika I.F.Pavlova.
.(OTORHINOIARYNGOLOGY) (FUNOTHIAZIDE)

KLF,KSAI,M,ROVP A.T., doktor md.nauk$ MAROVICH, G.M., kdnd.med.naukj
tIj6-If,hYT-,--R, L..... .'kand.med.nauk
LEBEDEVA, Z.P., kand.md.na , 00
Effect o4" excessively intense noise from jet engines on the organ
of hearing. Vest. otorin. 25 no.5vl5-21 S--O 163. (MIRA 17v.'+)

DD:
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P6009430
AUTHOR: Komarovichp G. M.: Pluzhnikovp M. S.; Titova, R. I.
,ORG: First Loninerad Medical Institute im, 1. P, Pavlov (Pervyy
ningrad.skly meditsinskly Ins IEW
TITLE: Concentration of electrolytes in biological fluids during
~'~'Moxja and the function of the cochlea
;SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokladj, v. 166, no, 6. 19669 1488-14,90
OFIC TACG: animal experiment,
otassimr., sodium# biochemistry
hypoxiap electrolyte,
.BSTRACTi Potassium and sodium electrolyte concentrations of earlymph#
ilood, ta.d cerebrospinal fluid were Investigated simultaneously under
Lypoxic (conditions inexperiments on oats. The endolymph-peril7mph
'luid system is Important because the Corti organ is not vascularized
Lnd Is tl,ophically dependent on this a-stem, Alsog the auditory
,eceptors are reported to be extremely sensitive to 'potassiump sodium,
md oxygen changes in the endol2inph-perilymph system, An experimental
;roup of 27, oats arld a control group of 15 oats weighing from 1 to 5 kg
hero injoeted intrAper it one ally with 0.8 g of urethane per 1 1% of body
reight to Induce a state. of I light anesthesia. Eleetrolytas in the

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erilymph,o cerebrospinal fluldand blood were determined by a
~
hotomotric method. Function of the Corti organ hair calls was
asured by the microphonic 'currents of the coclOea. A ZG-12 audiometer
as used-as a Bound source. -Hypoxia was induced by a subcutaneous
injection of sodium-nitrite~.of 1101 mgIper I kg of body.weight, Findings
show that shifts in the balande-of-eleotrolytes take place in-the
~erilymph, cerebrospinal fluid, and blood under hypoxic conditions..
rhe shifts are of a similar nature and are'marked by a concentration
increase of potassium ions and a concentration decrease of sodium ions.-
Phe concentration increase of potassium ions was less in the parilymph
(19%) than in the cerebrospinal fluid (37%) and blood serum (26%),
Hypoxia produces serious.1disturbances.in cellular respiration which
facts the.. call Is capacity tb retain potassium and accounts for the
arge number of potassium ions--leaving the calls. and, entering the
xtracellular media, Apparently this process is accompanied.by a
x
ra
averse flow of sodium into the call accounting for the sodium
0
oncentration decrease in the extracallular fluids. The electrolytic
01
omposi~ion changes of the parilymphs are less expresadd,than in the
a
erebrospinal fluid or blood. Potassium Ions do not enter the parilymph
rom the andolymph as could be expected with increased permeability under
poxic conditions, The intorrolationship of the endol~mph-perilyinph
ystem require.s further study, Origo art's has: .1 table and I f~~8,1061
06/ SUBM DATE:i 28Jan65/ ORIG REF: 003/ OTH F-W'. 012./ ATD PRESS:

KOVDJL, V.A. ADJ%trrAkr - If A; LI NSHTSYN. re,S.; UGAL. B.r.; vArmy.
5.1-.. akadeai*, redaktor; BRUYBVICH, M.G., akudemik-redaktor; BMIN.
I.P.. akademik.' redaktor; *OWIN, V.P., akademik, redaktor; DMCRII,
A.K.. aka&emtk, rodaktor; MMS. i.r., akademik, redaktor; CMLI,
L.A... akademik, redaktor; POGGRONSWA. TS.K., radaktor isdatell-
sty&; SHKOLINIKOVA, S.A., takhnichaskty redaktor
[220th anniversary of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.: in
two volumes] 220 lot Akedemil nauk SSSR; v dvukh tomakh [Red.
kollegiia S.I.Taviloy i dr. Soot. Y.A.11ovda I dr.] Moskva. Tols,le
1948. 430 Pe (KWA 9:10)
1. Alademilya nauk 5133R. Yubileynaya seestya, Koshow. 1945.
(Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.)

VS Yll
Dollodioll of
Anal. KNO. UN3. In' ust UUVR,
8"MV=vv*.,. Zbw. MshcAwl Kkixo. (I. Gen. Chew.)
it, I added to an ammmiacal sdn.
costs. Cdolmamt-01 lCdIs(NIlo)gJO.3j1jOwhkbdl.-
wim ig " bgt Imal its NKgOII ntd. NIUCI. or KI
.W. it is Iftmo. 6 at., ;i6w-. W HlOH and
~VWVW MM6 WbM bootool. That test Is not very sra%ltl,,
batO.Sme.pwad.cambodottard. TudetectCilln ilia
proftoft of A14 8b. and Sa ions, treat the aeltik- w4n.
with to 1111w. filter, anti treat with N114oll tmil 144h.
Hot, Ow, mW add KI, To m1fifm the test, elluolve
dwi 1- ppt. In 2SIINC~. jjt. with Ill.S. anti ltx\k bw
Yellow Cd!;. G. Nf. KosoUlkilY

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I
SHVARTSt V.Ae. kand.tekhn.nAuk; GLUSHOPENK03, N.N., :"11711-; flluLfSLCNEU7~~
inzh.
Choice of the geometric parameters of finnod heat oycliange uAl-
faces Of the regenerators of gas turbine syste.,,.j,;j* Enarg, i
olo'ktrotokli. promo no*4;-;'3-24 O-D 164. (MIRA 18: 3)

i ;kz5 ~+-. *S ~- I V F&P.
A. S.
P. K.
2. ussR 600
4. Railroads# NwTOW-Gu6g' racks* Les. promp 13f No. 29 1953.
70 Hjg)j-3peed constZ*CtiOn of narrow-guage spur t
-Library of Congress,, jLpril 1953P Unclo
'g. KofiUllY List of Russian ACCOssionst

SOV/124-58-11-13362
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 11, p 205 (USSR)
ayA,-A-.S;-* Gedz, N. I., Kovalev, N. F.
AUTHORS: Komarovsk I
TITLE: Investigation of the Stresses and Strains in Elements. (5f,the Roa~dbeld
Superstructure of Narrow-gage Railroads (Issledovaniye deformatsiy
i napryazheniy elementov verkhnego stroyeniya puti uzkokoleynykh
zheleznykh dorog)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Tsentr. n. -i. in-ta mekhaniz. i energ. lesn. prom-sti, 1957,
Vol 7, pp 131-159
ABSTRACT: A theoretical and experimental investigation of the working of the
fundamental elements of a narrow-gage lumber -transport railroad
track. A method for the determination of the modulus of elasticity
of the roadbed and the track at a rail joint is examined. The coef-
ficients of relative stiffness of the foundation and of the rail at the
joint are determined by the deformistion- increment method. The
modulus of elasticity of the joint does not have a linear correlational
relationship with the speed. The advantages of angular splice bars
as compared with plane splice plates are shown. The working of
Card 1/1 wedge-type and bolt-type rail chairs is investigated. L. M. Shkol'nik

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r
v, j
02 tA
n,-3
So:

KOMAROVSKAV,A Anna kand. tekhn. nauk; TRUSOV., Vasiliy Pav-
I c ; VALIKOV, Aleksandr Stepanovich, inzh.1 URTAYEV, G.T.,,
red.; BELINIKOVA# A.G., red. i$d-46; PARAKBINAj N.L., tekbn.
red.
(Maintenance and repair of narro w-gauge logging railroads] So-
derzhanie leso-Vozxqkh uzkokoleiMkh zhelezrykh dorog. Moskva,
Goolesbumizdatp 1961. M po (MMA 14:9)
(Railmads, Narrow-gauge) (Lumber-Transportation)

KOMAROVSKAYA,, 9Ma-te2MQM, kand. tekbn. nauk; ZEYEST, M. B. , red.;
P11iRMAN, YO.L., red.izd-va; KARIDVA,, G.A.,, tekhn. red.
[Characteristics of the operation of narrow-gauge logging rail-
ro&dB in case of diesel locomotive traction]Osobennosti eksplu-
atatsii lesovoznykh uzkokoleinykh zheleznykh dorog pri 'teplo-
voznoi tiage. Moskva, Goslesbumizdat, 1962. 86 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
(Railroads, Narrow-gauge) (Diesel locomotives)
(Lumbering-Transportation)

WIN, Boris Afanaslyevich; MAROVSKAYA) A.S.) red.
[Principles underlying the choice of the parameters and
the layout of logging.roads] Obosnovanie parametrov i
razmeshcheniia putei lesotransporta. Moskva, basnaia
promyshlennost', 1965. 139 P. (MIRA 18:7)

ou'-'~ T 'It
GAT.Z"Z
'Frip lianeybee.
ABS . JOUR. ?2hDirl., 1--o- 3, 1959, J~jo. 12127
AU V I Or. Koinarovskaya, A. V,
11`3 T .
50otion Comb Honey
T IT 12 The Proftetion 0e
oam. PUB. Pohelovodstvo, 1958, No 60 22-27
AB13TRACT No abstract,
#1233
R N D
CARD:
103
KOMAROVSKAYAt A.V.
Life of bees, Friroda 50 no. 2:39-46 F 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Hauchno-isoladavatellskiyifttitut pcheluvodetvap RybnoYst
Ryazanskoy oblastip
(Bees)
4.

IVANOVA, Ye.I.J. KOMAROVSKAYAp F.G.
,3p.ec
trum analysis of the 147D5 alloy. Sbor,trud. TSNIICRM no.31i
64-66 163. (MIRA. l6s7)
(Nickel,..copper alloys-Spectra)

, M.P.; XMAAOyg;VAU, G.K.
GRYAZNOV, N-S-; IATSTAU -~~ 6
*k ,P-- 5)
Pore formation In coke. Koko I khim. no.1:16-24 156. (MLOA 9:
1. Vsegoyusnyy uglakhtsicheskiy institut.
(coke)

GRYAZNOV, N.S.1 IAZOVSKIY, I.M.; FELIDBRIN; M.G.; IVANOVAI L.V.;
1COMARO.VSKYAS "
Standardization'of methods of coal preparation for coking.
Koks I khim'. no.40-9 162. (M[Rk 16t8)
1, rostooh"y uglekhimichaskiy institut.
(Goal preparation)

GRYAZNOV
,, N.S.., kand.tekhn.nauk; prinimala uchaotiye KWMVSKM, Go-M.-
Characteristics of the changes in the plasticity of coal caused
by indreasing coking speed. Koko I. khim. no.lt6-12 162.(MM 15:2)
1. Vostochnyy uglekhimicheskiy institut.
(Coal-Analysis) (Coke Industry)

GRYAZIIOV,, N.S.-; UZOVSJKIYv I.M.; FELIDBRIN, M.G.; FAURWI, A.A.;
KOMAROV$KAYA, G.H.; LATSKAYA, M.P.; IVANOVA, L.V.
Peculiarities of the process of coking coal vith oil additions.
Koks i khim. no46:17-22 161. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Vostochnyy uglekhimichoskiy institut.
(Coke industry) -

I
G'%
nauk; prinimala udhastlye_#NAWVSKAYA,
yERKIN2 L.J., kand-tekhn
on S"tern regions in extra narrow coke oven chmbers-
C4king doal fr (KM IL6:3)
Koko i khim, no.3,18-22 163.
1. Vostochnyy uglekhimicheskiY instit" (coke crv.ens)
(Y,Uzneto)L j)~Oin.-Coal)

m/;ar)v,3,K'kYk, N.V-~
BAFAIOV, Aleksandr Pol-aplvicb;
m
, " lit
L G.j kaiid. ~ektll- "a"kv red.
t;khn. naukP nauchn-
pl power for shiPS1 1!,CIrj tochrl!l"i
(Nev sources of electr-.L(,* ~~ldostroerila;
,lektrie,hesk-ol emr~ii (11"1 18-10)
1965. 131 P-

SHMTO
KGMOVSKAlAt,y4~irp~,,?Ai,r;4qvna BOYEV#V*Vov profog rode; STRIWAp Gap
YuRGANovA,, tekhn. wea.
[Agricultural d9*91op-mmVind o0cialization in the Angara-nim
oubzone of IrJvatbk'ftoviAb9'j''rAteria3.s on the agricultural zoning
of Irkutsk Pi-"6e I'Sikvitis * i' spats iilizateiia sellskogo kbo-
Aaistva Angaro-I3[ik6ko:L-pbdzbm#*Irkutskoi oblasti; materialy po
sell akokhositistrenadAu raionirimhiiu Irkutskoi oblasti. Pod red.
V.N.Sherstobomm. Chital, Akad.nauk SSSR. No#3. 1958. 164 pro
(MIRA 3.06)
(Irkutsk Province-Agriculture)

Ko%%RO'!SXH'H, A. I
I'm It" -
-, TIN.Slo -. -- -
?,*reVjde f6i"t' r' Ing out i~~
r u n
9 ?~z 158.
.5:
thuTAb of a nitten. Prcm. k1jop. no
(MIRA n: 4)
1. TekhnoriA artell "Kozhgalanteroya," g. Kirov.
(Glovea)

KOMAROVSKIKH, A.G.
Manufecture of purt.lclc4 board at Lhe Novovyatik
Woodworking Combine. Der. prom. 13 no.6:18-20 Jo 1614.
(MIRA 17.-6)

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k
ACCZSS!QN Na: AP4048887
]Li
KOMLrovskikh K. Stafeyev, V. 1,
p L C -1 L r Liu r a -i
Radiotekhnika i alektrnnike, v. 9, nb, 11~ 1964~ 2022-2026
-C
TaTIrT TAGSI samicanduttart mik1tillyer- semiconductor, negative ra"
MEW-
t7j7-
Ira, d ;01 0,
n 4- n-,i 4-n i. o d e a For this experkment, two drong of Tn And
Lg" 1
-e-e Fuged onto of
a n n-type Ge plate with a reqtqtivit
treat
M egg of Opprox ed
a d a t n L c kn
in araenLc vapor. jhe Lhjr_ft!-aa&a j:j _.;hquL 2
aim. Tn both the four- and
p-n junction diameter was 0.5
ri-c-layer structures, two regions of negative resistance were ob-
W-A
in volt-ampere characteristics when forward bins was applied;
z~- .7
the specimens ordinary
uhen reverce bian was applied, show e d
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UTHOR., Komarovskikh, K, F,; Stafa~ev, Y. L.
ORG. none
I at ~thal-nd
TITLE- Negativo r~,~sistahce iii ;omo Ej emi conductor 's tructuire aReported at the nd
All-Union Conference on p-n junctions in semiconductors, Riga, 1964]
SOURCE: Radlotekhnika I clektronika, v. 11, no. 9,'1966, 1624-1633
TOPIC TAGS: neg.,tive resistance, semiconductor device
ABSTRACT: This is a continuat,ion of a previous authora' work (Rad. I elek!ronikd,
1964, 9, 11, 2022). 1-V characteristics of Ge-based In-p-e-n-ie -Sn arid
in-p-n-n-e-ln structures were experimentally studled. The resistivity of n-Ge was
2. 5, 8. 5, and 17 ohrns- cm Variegation of types of I-V characteristics in explained
by the action of several 4-layer substructures created by the potontial barriers
across p-n, h- I and metal -semiconduetor'Junctions. A negligible (5-101o variation:,
of current or voltage) effect of strong (up to 10000 lux) illurnination of'specimens"Was
observed. The origin of negadve resistance In the avalanche diode (J~ B. GuMnl;
uDC; 6zi.
Card 1/2 382. 0 11. 22Z 546, Z~

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9201/9691
AUTHM i Gross, Ye.F., SuslivA, L.G. and Nomarovskikh, K.F.
S;;~~~
do Crystals
TITLIs investigation of the Absorption
PIRIODICALs Optjim j apoLtroskopiya, 19660, Vol 8, Nr 4, pp 616-520 (USSR)
AMTRACTs The paper deals with polarization of the line structure of the
absorption edge of hexagonal US monocrystals at 1.2 and 770K and
with the absorption spectra of suWmatod polycrystalline US films.
Monocrystals of US were gro in the authors' laboratory by
ublimation of US pawder in a neutral atmosphere (Ref 2). To
void the of fact of deformations on the absorption apectrmu, ths,
:
monocrystals were attached to substrates at one end only, the other
ond rdsaining free. The spectra were obtainea at 77 and 4.20K in
polarized and "tural ultraviolet light using a quartz spectrograph
Ck-12 (25 J,/mm linear dispersion in the 3200 A region). The line
structure of the absorption edge of XuS monocrystals vas found to be
polarized (Fig 1). At'4.20K the 3206 1 line as canpletely polarized
with its electric vector at ri#it angles to the optical axis of the
crystal (I i.e. it could be represented by a plane absorption
Ca rd 1/3

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1201/3691
Investigation of the Absorption Spectra of line Sul~hide Crystals
oscillator. The 3180 1 line ins unpolarized or slightly polarized
and the 3115 A line ma strongly polarized with 1 11 c (the absorption
oscillator close to a linear electric dipole). The nature of
polarization of the spectrm of US monoorystals is similar to
polarization found in other uniaxial crystals with -discrete structure
of the absorption edge (Refs 4-6). Thin crystals (d-0.1 g) were found
to stick to the bass~avl the consequent deformation produced displico-
ment of the absorption lines (Table 1), as well as broadening (the
3205 A line). The-absorption spectra of acme "free" crystals were
also found to be displaced by 1-2 A due to Internal stresses produced
during growth of the monocry5tale or due to differences in attachment
to the bases. The authors investigated also the absorption spectra
(Fig 2) of polycrysi*llino US films produced by sublimation In vacuo.!
At 4.20K the following abaorption linQ4 were observed (the widths are
given in bra6kets)s 3212 , (10 1), 3190 A (10 1), .3128 1 (20 1) all
these are shmin In Fig 2a. In some f ilms a weale line at 3271 1
(20 1 width) could be soon (Fig 2a). The positions of the absorption
lines in polyerystalline US films at 4.2 and 770K are listed in Table 2.
Card 2/3 Comparison of the data In Tables I and 2 ahows that the positions and

S/051/60/008/04/014/032
3201/1691
JAvestiption of the Absorption Spectra of Zinc Sulphide Crystals
widths of the absorption lines of polyarystalline filma are close
to the positions and widths of ZnS monocrystals stuck- to substrates.
It follows that the films have hexagonal structure. The 5212, 3190 and
3128 1 lines of the US films and the corresponding lines in the spectra
of monocrystals are the liass of the lattice itaelf (exciton excitatioa).
The U71 A line of US films Is due to lattice defects (for example
excitation of 'Impurity" excitons in the defectiTe regions). Thee*
are 2 figures,..2 tables.and 9 references, 8 of which are Soviet and
1 English.
SUBUTTEDs August 13, 1959
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AINHORSt Targin., E. A.., Major., Komarovskikh, Me Aep Snr. Lt., and Shvaginp V. A.P Lt.
T.7 Aerial Radio-Operator Gunners Should be Excellent Masters.of Radio Com-
munication (Voiduahnne strelki-radiaLty dolzbny otlichno v1&d6tI
radionvyaslyu)-
YO,
FLUODICALt Vestnik Vozduabnogo Flot&.*,1957pAXr-,9# p. 84 OJSSR)
ABSTRACTs A radio-operator gmner of a modern airplane should be fully',
with the operation or airborne radio equipment as well as the
and traffic. regulations. Consequently,# already in the beginning of
fl7ing exercises, this ztudentn (radio-eoperatorst navigators) should
yossese According to. the training plan, however.,
those flights begin relatively:earlys so' that the students do'not, have
the time to be sufficiently-prepared to perform the first exercisex.of
radio communication in flight. While training in the schools, the total
ti= used by the-studeints operating within a radio network is about
4 hrs,, with 25 accomplished cowunications (contacts), 15 ofohich were
established. in the air and 10 on. the groundo That practical traimtng
is obviously too short for acquiring the necesearyhabits by thwatudentso
To raise-the quality of training its reorganization is suggested-by the
authors, Namely,, the basic habitr[In sufficient degree abould be developed
Card lj~ on the grounds To do that, it is necessary to Introduce.into the

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Aerial Radio-Operator Gunners Should be Excellent Masters of Radio Communication
(Gont.)
has to be created in the ground training radio networks,, thus necessM
habits of maintaining operations wider complex conditions to be inculca-
ted into the students. For instance., the most difficult elements of
radio comm2rdoation for the students is an aural reception of call signs
without recording them and service abbreviationse The operational con-
ditions pervailing In the tratting radio networks on the ground are very
close to those encountered by radio-operator gunner in flight, For that
reason the flying exercise which follows the ground training may be
considered as a completion of the training in this field* The results..
however, which may be obtained with the methods suggested by the authors
vill be iigher then those gained to date*
AVAILABIM ILibrar7 of Congress
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P. V. Komarovskikh and X. F. Anikin's letter to the editor entitled
"Use of helical-type separators" and I. N. Shorsher's reply. Obog.
rud 5 no-5:62-65 160. (MIRA 14-8)
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124-57-1-791
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, lq57, Nr 1, p 105 (USSR'
AUTHOR: Komarovskiy, A.A.
TITLE: The Hydrodynamics of the Dissolution Proc(css Of d Salt in an
- Immovable Layer (Gidrodinamikd protsessa rast-voreniya soli v
nepodvizhnom sloye)
PERIODICAL; Tr. Novocherkas. politekhn. in-ta, 1955, Vol 31, pp 3-11
ABSTRACT- The change in the hydrodynamic characteristics of j flow of
a solvent passing through an immovable layer consisting of
crystalline grains of salt is examined. Tn a first approximation
it is assumed that the grains retain a geometrically similar shape
'during the process of dissolution. An expression is given for the
height of the layer, the specific surface of the grains, the equiv-
alent diameter of the cross section, and the hydraulic resistance
of the layer in terms of the relative reduction of the mean weight
of the individual grains of the layer K which characterizes t
- given degree of dissolution. The constancy of the free volume
of the layer V during a downward motion of the liquid and the
dependence of V on the velocity of motion of the solvent during
Card 1/2 an upward motion of the liquid are noted. It is shown that for a

124-5;-1-791
The Hydrodynamics of the Dissolution Process of a Salt in an jmmovi~_ble Layer
dissolution process at V=const the Reynolds parameter decieases, since at
some critical stage of the dissolution the liquid will then become laminar.
This transition may, in some cases, exert a substantial influence on the inten-
sity of the mass exchange.
A. V - Lykov
I. Solvents--Hydrodynamic characteristics--Effects of salts SQ.. 1 t E ---- Solub4 it
--Effects y
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124 - 57- 1- 792
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 1, p 105 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Komarovskiy, A.A., StreFtsov, V.V.
TITLE: The Hydrodynamics of the Dissolution Process of a Salt in an
Immovable Layer (Gidrodinamika protsessa rast-voreniya soli v
nepodvizhnom sloye)
PERIODICAL; Tr. Novocherkas. politekhn. in-ta, 1955, Vol 31, pp 13-Z4
ABSTRACT: Description of an experimental investigation of the hydro-
d)niamics of the process of dissolution on a model of an immov-
able layer consisting of nonsoluble, geometrically similar..
cylindrical particles of various dimensions, A description is
given of the test setup and the results of tests in the transitional
Reynolds -number range are described. The authors arrive at
the conclusion that in the turbulent range the test results are
within 14- 17 percent of the calculated hydraulic resistance of the
layer based on the relative change of weight of the particles. The
same metl~od of calculation yields less favorable results for the
laminar range, because the measurement of the smaller
pressure differences is less accurate. The semiempirical
Card 1/2 formulas obtained can be utilized for the calculation of the change