SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOSIERADZKI, P. - KOSIKOV, K.V.

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XOSIMADMI P.
OInertatmospheres in heat treatment of metals."
(Mechanik, Vol 25 No 2 Feb 53 Warszawa)
p. 84
SO: Monthly List of East EuroE2an Accessions, Vol 2:5 No 9 Library of Congress SePt 53 Uncl

KWURADZKI P.
Obrbbk,a cieplaa metaIl (Thermal machining of metals) by P. Noaieradzki.
Reported in Xew.Books (Nova Ksiazki.) February 15, 1956. i;o. 4.

KOSIERADZKI, Pawel, prof.
11 kiticorrosion handbook, vol. 1. Intraluction to the technological
understandine of anticorrosion" by Alemandre J. Maurin. Reviewed b-f
Fawel Kosieradzki. FrzegI mech 21 no.11:356. 10 Je 162.

ROKERAWKI, W.
Disturbances in electric-mwr plants iig a result of +h(, false h.SnA.1ing of
connections.
P., 146
Vol. 9, no. 3. Ma7/June 1955
PITMETYKA
Sialino&.d
Monthly List of East Puronean Accessiobti (~TAQ, LC, Vol. 5, no. 2
Feb. 1956

KOSIEWICA., Tadeuszp doe.
-11- -
Present state'of tho italian automobile industry. Pt.2.
Techn motor 13 no.2:37--43 F -63.
1. Politechnika., Warszawa.

KOSIEVICZ, T.
Training of automobile erulneers and mecharcles and the tecluioloz,7 of
automobile and tractory construction. p. 40. (TECIMIKA MOTORYZACWHA, vol. 4,
No'. 2, Feb,, 19541, Warszaira, Poland)
SO: MontE~y List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), W, Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec.
1954, Uncl.,

KOSIZIICZ~ T.
Analysis of ope-ations of preparing and starting the productioli of a new type of
automobile. P-73
TECHNIKA MOTORYZACYJNj:. (Naczelna Organizacja Techniczna)
Warsmia, Poland. Vol.9, no-3, Mar. 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions Inddx, (EEAI) LC, vol.8, no.4
June 1959
Uncl.

-KOSI51ICZ, Tadausz, prof. inz.
-- ~- . I I ". '. ~
Preliminary designing of plants for the automobile industry.
Pt. 4. Tecbn motor 14 no. 3;82-86 Mr 164.
1; Technical University, Warsaw.

~PSIEIJICZ, Tadeusz, prof,, inz.
Preliminary designing of plants :,L'Or the automobile in-
dustry. Pt. 2. Techn motor 14 no. 1: 1-5 Ja 164.
1. Technical University, Warsaw.

KOSIEW,I-C,Z. Tadeusz., prof. inz.
Preliminary designing of plants for the automobile industry.
Pt. 3. Techn motor 14 no. 2: 49-52 F 164.
1. TechnIcal University,, ~Jarsaw.

KOSIEWICZ) T., Doe.
Constructional and technologioal problems of welded intermediate
produats In the automobile industry, Techn motor 11 no.8:281-286
Ag 161.
1. Kierownik Katedry Teohnoloali PoJazdow i Mnazyn Roboozyo.,.
Politechniki Warazawakiso.

KOSIEWIQZ,T-.--Doe;;--
Technological analysis of the construction of internediate
products and of heat Ireated jarts of autmobiles. Techn
motor 11 no.91313-319 9 161.
1. Kierownik Katedry Technologii Pojazdaw i Maszyn Roboczych
Politdchniki. Warazawskiej.

KOSINICZ, Tadeus24 prof.
Design., construction and use of machine tool combines and
automation lines in the Italian automobile industry. Techn
motor 13 no*Ut354-36:L 9163*
1, Pblitechnikaj, Wromwas.

KOSIEWICZ, Tade,usa, mgr.,inv,.
Preliminary design of factoriev for the automobile in-
dustry. Pt.1, Tachn motor 13 no.12089-394 W63.
1, Politechnika., Warszava.

KOSIEWICZ, Tadeuszy prof*
------- .
Organization of higher education and seience in Italy.
Problemy 19 (i.ei; . 20] no.1:4:L--52 164,
1. Kierownik Katedry Te&nologii Pojmzdow i Maszyn Roboczych,
Politechnika, Warszawa.

KOSMUICZ, Tadeusz, doc,
Present state of the Italian automobile industry. Pt.l.
Tech motor 13 no.1:1-7 Ja 163.
1. Politechnika, Warazawa.

V
KO'SIEWICZ1 Tadeusz, prof.
Problem of evaluating the quality cf products of the motor
vehicle industry. Techn motor 15 no.2:33-39 F t65.
1. Warsaw Technical University.

KOSIK, A.
Evaluation of the national competition arranged by the Office of the Commissioner
of Transportation.
P. 41, (Sbirke Vynalezu) Vol. 6, no. 2, Feb. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO; Monthly Irdex of East European Ace5sions (EI:;AQ Vol. 6, No. 11 November 1957

KMIX, Alfouz
Main primiples of the Improvers' Fund. Zel dop tech 1-1 no.7-.
220 t63.

HUNGA RY
KOSIX 0 la Dr Somogy Megye Council Exe~,utive Committee, Hospital of
0 HML~ I
-Taposvar (director: TARJAN, Laszlo, Dr), Surgical Ward for Accidental In-
juries (Somogy Megye Tanacsa V.B. -- Vegrehajto Bizottsag -- Kaposvarl
Korhaza, Bileseti Sebeszeti Osztaly).
"The Importance and Role of Allergy in the Surgical Treatment of Accidental
Injuries."
Budapest Magyar Traumatologia,_Orthopaedi.a es Helyreallito Sebeszet, Vol IX,
No 4, 19~6, pages 260-2b4.
'"Istract: [Author's English summary modif.Led] The surgical aspects of
allergic phenomena in the course of trea-Lment of accidental injuries
are discussed. On the basis of the complications encountered by the
author and of literature data, the management of the injured patient,
the allergic states which may develop in the course of anaesthesia and of
the surgical interventions as well as their treatment are discussed.
5 Eastern European, 15 Western references.

KOSIK, I.; FRIBYL, R.
Volvulus of the ganbladder. Roxhl. chir. 41 no.2:127-130 F 162.
1. Chirurgicke oddeleni namocnice v Koline, prednosta dr. M. Possner
Chirurgicke oddeleni nemocmice v Cavlavi, prednosta dr. R. Pribyl.
(GALLBLADDER ale)

KOSIKY J.~ inz.
Selective getters In Ughting techniques. El ech obzor 50
no.12s695-696 D 161.

KRKOSKA, Pavol, inz.; GULA, Tibor, inz.; -FOSIK, Martin, inz.-j
Addition of hemicelluloses in hot pulp refining. Papir
11 celuloss. 18 no.l2t239-240 D 163.
1. Katedra chemickej technologie dreva a chemickych vlaken,
I
S
lovenska vysoka skola technicka, Bratislava.

M
KOZMAL, Frantisek, prof., inz.; KOSIE,_Marti1b. inz.; KOVACIK, Vladimir, inz.
Properties of chemical pulp prepared by acid-alkaline cooking
of reed. Papir a celulosa 18 no.1%1,3 A 163.
1. Chemicka fakulta., Slovenska vysoka skola technicka, Bratislava.
2. Clen korespondent Slovenskej akade:de vied (for Kozmal).

K.O2kMLyF.; KOSIKpM.; KOVACIKVV.
Preparation of reed chemical cellulose through acid and
alkaline processes. Cel hirtie 12 no.,5/6:165-168 bly-je'63.
1. Membru corespondent al Aeademiei gLovace do Sti-int-43
(for Kozmal). 2. Politehnica slovaca, Bratislava (for
Kosik, Kovacik).

KOS-~`Ky M., inz.; MISOVEC, P., inz.
Graduation papers of the Chair of Cheviical Technology of
Wood and Chemical Fibers on the cellulose and paper production
technology, presented in 1961-1963. Papir a celulosa 18 no.
12: 241-243 D 163.
1. Katedra chemickej technologie dreva a chemickych vlaken,
Chemicka fakulta, Slovenska Tysoke, skola technicka.,
Bratislava.

JURKOVTC, Jan; MISOVEC, Pavol;-EEI,, Martin
Some possibilities of furfural yield increase in low tem-
perature pyrolysis of wood. Drevarsky vyskum no. 1:59-67
,63.
1. Katedra chemickej technologie dreva chemickej fakulty,
Slovenska vysoka skola technicka.

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AUTHORS; MikhayloV, I. F. , Kogan, V. S. an 5 1 N.A~
TITLE- The Reasons for the Brittleness of Tungste 'IAnuealed
in Vacuum
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1960, Vol 9, Nr 2,
pp 285 - 287 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The apparatus used in the experiment is shown in
Figure 1. A high vacuum was obtained by using low-
temperature methods. The specimen (in the form of a
wire) was heated by passing an electric current throu.-h
it. Annealing was carried out for one hour, at tempera-
tures of 1 000 to 3 200 OC, From 1 000 to 1 200 0C a
surface filin of oxide is formed and the mechanical
properties of annealed specimens in an ordinary or in a
11cold" vacuum are the same. Above 1 200 0C the oxide
film disappears. At 1 300 0C specimens annealed in a
'tcold" vacuum are plastic and those in an ox-d1nary vacuum
are brittle. The wire heated in a "cold" vacuum has a
considerably lower elastic limit -than the original
specimen. The specimens annealed in 0a 11cold" vacuujn
Cardl/2 retain -their plasticity up to 2 100 C. It is proposed

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The Reasons for the Brittleness of TungsHenll,/Wialed in Vacuum
that the reason for the brittleness of samples aiu-iealed
in an ordinary vacuum is the formation of a layer of
turigston carbide on the surface. This is confirmed by
X-ray analysis. Removing this layer by etching restores
tho plastic properties. Above 2 100 0C the change in
pla~stic properties is due to recrystallization. This has
been shoini by X-ray analysis. Acknowledgments are
expressed to Professor Ye.S. Borovik for his criticism
and useful conunents.
There are 2 figures and 10 references, 3 of which are
English, 1 German and 6 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko.-tekhnicheskiy institut AN USSR (Physico-
SUBMITTED: technical Institute of the Ac.Sc., Ukrainian SSR
July 7, 1959
Card 2/2

BOROVIK., Ye. S.; MIKILMOV, 1. F.,, kand. tekkn. nauk; KOSIK, N. I!., inzh.
Calculation of the heat exchangers of liquefying machines. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 7 no.5,-118-3,20 My 16.1+ (MIFIA 17:7)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN IkrSSR. 2. Chen-korrespordent
AN UkrSSR (for Borovik).

BOROVILKIt Ye.S. [Borovyk, L-l'. S. 1; l-Jj0J-YLOV, i -~ ~v, L F. J; "'061i: K. A.
L, 1 .1 1 '. -
4Oz-lYk.!? I-I.A. I
Study of heat transfer and hydraidic in coil-pil-c
counterflow heat IJkr. -flz., ~~hur. 9 nr).7:74-9-758
01 ~~/
.11'. (,.-l.a:t !,7:10)
1. inatitut All 1;,~VSSM, "'IarIkov,

BUROVIK; Ye.s. [Boro%yk, I-M-M',YLOV~ I.F. 1'WIj_
N.A. [Kosyk:, 1-4il.
f,
vomparioori of the efficiencieo of v~,.ii,~u.,j ht!at exch~-xjui%; of liclue-
fac-,,lon -,zichin(-),-. Ulzr. fiz. zhur. 1) ,X.',';'!59-765 ~11 't"
1. Flz--k(-,telJiniclleskiy institut All Ukr3o".71, Idyev.

KOSIK. Pal. SALLAY, Melanie; ZIMANYI, Magda
Problems of thermal conductivity in case of complex boundary conditions.
Mat kut kozl MT-A 1+ no-314077483 1590 (EM 9:9)
(Heat) (#owdary value problems)

FENYES, Tamas; KO,'SJK Pal
About systems consisting of heat-conducting rods. Mat lapok
13 no.1/2:197-198 162.

FENYES, T.; XOSIK, Po
On the system of beat-conducting bars. Kat kut kozl MTA 7 Ser.A
no.1/2:181-189 162.

FENYFSO Tamas., KOSIK, Pal
Algebraic integral of Mikusinski's operators, Mat kut kozl
MTA 9 Series A no,1/2:21-34 164.

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KOSIK, V.
KCSIK, 'I. Some pro'Olems of the use of machinory in pastures. p. 658.
Vol. 5, no. 4, Feb. 1956
1,1-1 CHA:'ISACE ZEIKEDELSTVI
AGRICULIURE
Czechoslovakia
So: East European Accession, Vol.. 6, NO-* 5, I-lay 1957

-ovosi!
v 0',-,kc-,.
-Problems, axerciaes,, etc.)

KOS10IN) A.S.
ApproxLnbate computation in the curricula of grades 5 to 6 of
secondary schoola. Uch. zap. Vovosib. gos. pod. inst. no.18:
131-138 163. (f,',Tl,,k 17: 10)

RAMOSHKIN, A.N.; KOSIKHIN, L.T.; SALTYROVA, N.A.
Formation of crystal nuclei in the electrolysis of fused salts.
Part 1: Deposition of silver from nitrate melts. Trudy Inst.
elektrokhim. IJFA14 SSSR no.5:89-100 164.
(MIRA 18-2)

BARABOSHKIN A.N.; HOSIKHIN, L.T.; SALTYKOVA, N.A.
Crystallization overvoltage in the -'octrolysis of fused salts.
Dokl. AN SSSR 155 no. 4:880-882 A',p 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut elektrokhimii 11rallskogo filiala AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom A.N.Frumkinym.

BARABOSHKIN, A.N.; KOSTMIN, L.Tq SALTROVA, I.I.A.
Exchange ciirrerits in pure molten oilver nitrate. DokI. Id! SSSR
160 no-1:145-148 Ja 16', (MiRA 18:2)
1. 1nstitut elektrokhImi.i. Urallskogo filiala AN SSSR. Subm-itted
July 2, 1964.

1, U47i-66 EWMAW-
W/EWMAW-P)
ACCESSION NR,. AP
50.17808 UR,/005,1/65/019/001/01OP-/010~,,
~535-377
AUTHORS: Sbamovskiy, -L.M Kosikh
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ID 15 1 K 1, gin,
a
TITLE: Study of optic and thermal de-exoitation of the Nacl((;U) i
phosphor
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 19, no. 1, 1965, 102-107
'sodium chloride, activated crystal, thermoluminescence,
.~~.luminescence quenching, recdmblnation luminescence
-the investigation was to abeck wbetber-tbe
ABSTRACT: The,purpose of
de-excitation mechanism of~the light sum (S) stored in alkali-halide
pboapbors.excited.by x-rays Is brought about by release of electrons
from the trapping levels or whether.the de-excitapion is due to re
combination of electrons.trapped In activator centers with holes.
+
NaCl(Cu) was chosen~because.the W lone can trap both electronsland
holes. The-single crystals were.,, grown ~y ~the, Kiropoulos method. . Thel.
activator amounted to 0,,1,116~-:1.5,mlur--per.oent.,,-. The single. cryotals!'77
92rd -.4f

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were excited with x-rays'.for twenty minutes at room temperature. The
milumineseence was recorded~with'a.photomultiplier-potentiometer com-
bination.. Phosphorescence was observed at room temperature after
'interruption of the x-ray,irradiation., Thermal de-excitation was ob-
tained after a phosphorescence decay time of twenty minutes. Plots_.~
are presented of the absorption coefficient as a function of the CuCl,-.',
concentration in the NaCl and of tbe.tbermolumineseence peaks at
different CuC1 concentrations, and a table of the light sums obtainedl
Is presented for the. different',concentrations. The results show.tbati,
the light sum stored during x-ray excitaticn increases in the NaCIOU)
71 phosphor with larger activator concentration, because of hole trapping
the activator ions located In the lattice points of the mixed
rystal.'- The light sum emitted during the optica-L and thermal de-
~',.iexcitat~ons is equally increased,.* The'long.,afterglow and the M peak
iare Increased. Recombination-Josses-in-tbe F peak are considerably
lincreased because of external quenching.'-.The results thur, indicate
.,Ithat the de-excitation.is-due to,eleatron-hole recombination, Orig~ I
.1art. has',
f i gure sand I table
i Card

KOSIKOV, A.
V.Silitakii, an outstanding driver. Avt.tranf'P- 38 no.1:52
Ja 160. (MM 13:5)
1. Rachallnik Orshanakoy avtotransportnoy kontory No.2.
(Higbway transport workers)

KOSIKOVp A.M.j inzh.j red.; CHAPLIGIN, D.V., kand. tekhn. nauk,
red.; GOD1SVSKIY, I.B., :Lnzhoj red*
[Construction specifications and regulations] Stroitellnye
nornV i pravila. Moskva, Stroiizdat. Pt.3. Sec.l. ch.2.
[Power-producing Irrdraulic structures in rivers; regulations
Jor the organization of construction and acceptance for
operation] Gidroteldmicheskie sooruzheniia rechnye energeti-
cheskie; pravila o:7ganizatsii stroitellstva i priemki v eks-
pluatatsiiu (SNiP 111-1.2-62). 1964. 17 p. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennyy komitet po delam
stroitel'stva. 2. Gosstroy SSSR (for Kosikov). 3. Mezhdu-
vedornstvennaya kor.-Isslya F nere3motru StroitelInykh nor- I
pravil (for Chaplyigin). 4. Vsesoyuznyy 1)royoktno-izyskate:Ll-
skiy i nauchno-iso.ledovateltokiy institut imeni S.Ya.Zhuk-a
(for Godlevskiy).

i'O?,SUYJCNKQ, Alek-sandr Prof irlyevich; PRIYUJ&O. Pavel Alaksandrovich;
KUSIKOV Waa Aleksey Timoreye-iieh;
-FITH~K,111 V-R.. red&1.;t-o-r-;-Z'T1KM1Q. T.Y., tekhnicheskiy roaaktor
[Exonrience In reducing idle Limo of loro-notivou In repair 1411ops;
the Ilanakly depot of the Kraunoyarok haillrond] i,."Yt
orostois pDrovozov v remonte: depo Ilanskaia Krar.!.c,!nrsku-,L 7.,-.eleznoi
dorc&i HoBI-va, Gos.transp.7.hel~dor, izd-vo, lqf,~'( - '.I'- p. (14LRiL 1()!10)
Ilanskiy-Locooot ives-Maintena rice and

KOSIKOV, K. M.
"Electric Field Intensity of Short-Wave Transmitters," Byt.0-1 po Rasprost
Radiovoln TsNIIS, 1-2, 1936, Radiotokbnika, No 3-4~ 1946-
Central Scientific Research Institute of Conmunications, Rinistry of CoLm-Amicat ions
(TsNIIS)

XMIKOV, K, X.,
PA 19T16
USSR/Ionospheric Nbasurements jun/jul 1946
Wave lengths
"Application of Icnosphere Data to Radio Communi-
cation," K. M. Kosikov, Candidate of 149ch Sci, 12 pp
"Radiotekhnika" Vol I, No 3/4
Outline of characteristics of the ionosphere of
significance in eolecting radio wave lengths.
The anomalous stw~e of the ionosphere during
imim and minlzmlm :phases of solar activities is
noted, and a procedure for calculating time limits
for satisfactory radio communication, based on
forecasts of the state of the ionosphere is sug-
geated.
19T16

KOSIKOV, K. M.
?Disruption of I~adio Ummunications in the Eastern Hemisphere
on 23 Februarv, 1956," by K. H. Kosikov, ElektrosvyazI, No 12,
.r
Dec 56, pp 22-26
On 23 February 1956, starting at 0635 hours Moscow time, a general
disruption in radio communications on all lines east of Moscow took
place. This communications disruption lasted for minutes on the main
lines and for several hours on the others; on the northern lines it
started earlier and lasted longer.
The article attributes this phenomenon to the unusual solar activ-
ity du7Ang this period which adversely affected the ionization of the
ionospliv-,re.

AUTHOR: Kosikov, K.M.
"The ProBpects Of UtiliZing Oblique and Return Reflections from Great
Distances and Around-the-World Echo,"
A-U Sci Conf Dedicated to "Radio Day," Moscow, 20-25 MaY 1957.
PERIODICAL; Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol. 2, No. 9, pp. 1221-1224,
1957, (IJSSR)

KOSIKOT, K.Y.1 MITITELLO, B.:?.; XMXLI, A.M.; SAVITSKIY, G.A.; F.TMUROV1CU, Ye.G.
--.. SHCHFITININ, A.P-.. VIDUNIN, G.A., otv.red.,, GALOYAR, M.A.. red.
SHEnR~ G.L.tokhn,red.
[Handbook for electric communicationsl. Inshanerno-tekhnicheskit
spravochnik po elektrosviazi. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po vmwonan
eviazi i radio. VoI.Ek, (Radio], Radionvias' . 1958, 500 P. (MIRA 11:3)
1. Ruenla (1q23- U.S.S.R) Ministerstvo svyazi,
(Radio)

ITrannactions of thi Conference on the Occasion of the qOV/108-13-8-11/12
40th Anniversary of the Nizhniy-Novgorod Radio Laboratory imeni
V. I. Lenin.,, 22-24 mv, at wrikiy (itanotekim, , 3.3:8,, 71-9, '58)
reported in short on two important discoveries
of lit. A. Donch-Druyevich in the field of the propagation of
radio waves (1932-1933).-.
A. A. Pisto2kors, B. A. Ostroumov, 11. N. Izotov,and V. 1. Ge
spoke abovc the Tverl radio station as well as of the Nizhniy-
-Novgorod Radio Laboratory.
The participants in the conference visited the laboratory
establishments of the NIRFI at Gorlkiy State University where
they became acqudnted with the observations made according to
the program of' the International Geophysical Year.
Aboard the motor ship "Ukraina" by which the participants in
the conferencei sailed to Gorlkiy a readers' conference of the
periodical "RELdiotekhnikall was held. It was arranged by the
Chief Editor 11. R. Reznikov and the First Editor R.D.Mellnikovs-
kaya. M.. R. Roznikov spoke about the activity of the editorial
staff. Ya. Al. Sorin (Moslmw.) stressed the fact that the Deri-
odical SUDplif!S only little information on the problems
turning up in industry. 1. M. Kogan (laosi-ow.) was of opinion
that more articles concerninE applied theory should be dealt
vith. A. V. BDUdanov (Leningrad) suggested to publish a special

AVTHOR: Kosikov, X.M. SOV/106-59--1-2/16
TITLE- rn...31ope Probing and the Problems of Radio..
1--ommunication and Radio-broade-asting over Great Distances
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvirazl, 191-9. Nr 7. pp 3.0 - 16
(USSR)
ADSTRACT: After a brief review of the devGlopments in obtaining
operational dixta on lonospherlc_ cond�t�ons, the author
t::onsiders the return-slope probing (RSP) m-,thod, which
has benn used in re-.ent y~,ars to investigate the radio-
propagation conditions over long distances. RSP is based
on the phenom-enon of F~~atter of radio waves by the Earth
,%irhen waves refleoted frcm the i-ont.-sphere fall.on it. The
articls? descrLbss the t~xperiezzv.;~a gained in attempts to
widen the application of RSP beycnd tl-j.e limits of a single
skir iistance (beyond 3 500 km)~ The work was undertaken
witfi. existing te,,-hniques using frequenc;ies which would
not cause interference with otber iransamissions,~ Large
pulse power and narrow beam transmitters were. used. The
experiments showed that it is possible to obtain
operational data on the propagation clondition-s over
Cardl/4 path lengths up to 9 000 - 12 000 1cm and often over the

sov/xo6
Return-slope Probing and thz. Pr7.,blemB of Radio - toz=uni-_ ation and
Radio --b roado as t ing Ovar Great Diatanczc3
whole Earth e;phore. A f,atura of the experiments was
that with RSP at one fx-tiquer)~-.y it is possible to obtain
almost all the. ne-,.assaxy data or- both the I:ropagation
~~-onditj.^ns and c-y,. the relialoility of ~crurjunication over
a given radia path.
Pul:--~s arii U-an,s;rpittsd daily for .3 - 5 minutes at a time.
Thet pulse diLratiou 'Is -~cmpar_-,ble- the diLration of
thp. zihorte-z-t -sigivils, vzed. Suncessive signal
~~.re re..-elved and presented cn au at the
transmitter point. If the p~,.--obinp~ Is -_,_ndf3rta1cen in
4 - '5 direztiorL-s, th-'s method permaitz prcpa-gation con-
ditions over one-half cA the glob:-~ to bF evaluated. The
distanc.o of th6 of tho x-(,ve_r..3e-_;,;,attered
pixl8o, sigr-al:s, their intlensity, stru!~tux-o and degree of
fluctuation ~;hax-ac-terise. the propags,-,'-i_o_n nonditions over
regi--_~.. These -.;an bz~ t;o-,iDared with
_orr!~_-poading oharacteri!jtics obtained on days when
transmission vas good and on doys wben 4- ran-graission was
Card2/4 bad. Figu,.--, J-3 shooi oszillograms :A,-'Cained with RSP whicl

sov/io6-59-7-2/16
"'atu"11-slope Probing and the Problems of Radio-communication and
Radic-14,rcadcasting Over Gxeat Distances
also show the ~,ircular-light echo pulses.
Tlx#~ author then shows how the optiiatuu operational
frequency, the position of the "illuminated" zone and the
field strength at the receiver can be calculated from data
measured off the oscillograms. A given reception zone can
be selected by adjusting the transmission angle as indi-
cated by measuring the reflected pulse's against a scale
over the oscillogram screen.
Finally, the author describes and co=ients on other
observed results concerning the width and intensity of
the --efleeted pulses, the distribution and intensity of
the ~~ircular-llght echo signals, etc. The following
or-i-incers participated in this work: Yu.A. Chernov,
Fedotov, L.N. D'yachenkc, I.I. KrasheninnikovE,
N,.P. Arlamenkov, I.M. Vorobyev, A.S. Repin, L.N.Khavsk�y
and V.Ya. Kvya.tkovskiy.
Card5/4

SoV/Io6-59-7-2/16
Return-slop-o Probing and the Problems of Radio-co-ramunicatIon and
Radiv-broo dc as ting Over Great Distan-,as
There are 5 figuz'es, 1 table and 11 references, of
which 2 are So-u--.'Let,, 1. Japaneae and 8 EnSlish.
SUBMITTED- February 27, 1959
Card 4/4

KOSIKOV, K.
Ionospbere and long-distance television. Radio no.2:37-36
F 160. (14M 13:5 )
(IonoBpberic radio wave propagation)
(Televicion-TImnamitters and tran8mission)

KOSIKOV# K., kand.tekhn.nauk
Long distance t6levision reception in 1960. Radio no.4:30 Ap 161.
(HIRA 14:7)
(Television-Receivers and reception)

KOSIKOVY K., kand.tekhn.nauk
Physical properties of long-distance
no.4%28-29 AP 162.
(Television-Receivers
tolevision reception. Radio
(MIRA 1514)
and reception)

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KOSIKOV, K. V.
"Genetic Analysis of Gainstogeneais (Spore Formation) in Saccharomyces Type
Yeastill Dokl. AN sm, 61., No-4.. 1948.
Inst. Genetics., AS USSR

KOSIKOV, X. V.
- ?k 55A'9T68---
USSR)~%dicine - Yeast, Grovth Dec 48
Medicine - Microorganism
"Hybridization as a Variable Factor in Microorgan-
Ism: The Nature of Yeasts' Adaptation to Ferment-
ing Saccharose," K. V. Kosikov, 4 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXHI) No 5
Experiments vith 13accbaromyces e,llipsoideus, S.
globosus and thelx hybrids proved system of
ferment reproduction generated during proceus of
adaptation was uni3table and easily disrupted.
Submitted by Acad A. I. Oparin 18 oct 48.
a& 55/49T68

X09MVP X* V.
Institute of Genetics, USSR A-:ademy of Sciences, Moscow
"Hybridization of yeast" (review). Introducticn.
SO: ZXROBIOLOGIA, Vol. 18, Wo. 6, November/December 1949
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KOSIKOV) K. V.
13 a U
ItDire-cted Variation in the "haracteristics of -licroorganisrs UnJer 'he Influence of
I-rel.arations Derived From Aelated itrains", Proceedings of tile .011tics InAitute of
the Acadexr of 3ciences USS.~, No. 18, PP 185-1914, 1950.

Foulm, K. v.
, t
"Variation in the Fermentative Characteristics of Hybrid Yeasts Under the Influence
of Cultivation 3o.,id-It ions", Proceedings of the (,enetics Institute of the Acad&.ry of 3cienc
USSR, No. 18, FP 195-209, 1950.

KOSIXOV, Y.V.
a52/2939 (Directi7c variation of formentbtive properties of yt-,,ists Under thil in-
fluence of extracts of related spcicion) Narpravlannula imenchivoct' fernentativ-,ykh
svolstv drozhzhei pod v1iitmiom prepOatov, .poluchonnykh iz rodst7e&nyPh ShtEmmov.
Doklad-,,r Akademli Nauk SGSR. 7,q(2)' 381-381P. 1950

x0sx-mv, r. V.
Institute of fl-anetics, USSR Acovtowy of Scient--G, fllw3coa.
L 4; j.~)~,j
'Erertila-3s of hebri-dizz!.tion -:ir-I controlip~-; mo'-11fier
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USSR/Biology - Modification of Yeast Jun 52
"Experimental Evidence of the D~rected Variation
of Fermentation Properties of Yeast, Due to the
Influence of a Specific Substrate," K. V. Kosikov
Trud Inst Genet" No 19, pp 199-221
Adapted S. globusus to the fermentation of sac-
charose by growing it on saccharose and to fer-:
mentation of lactose by growing it on lactose,
The results showed that activation of the sub-
strate by the enzyme is preceded by development
in the cell of an enzyme as a result of a specific
244T6
effect of the substrate. The author assumes that
his findings pffer conclusive evidence that a
directed modificatian of ycast be nrodiined
by the effect of a specific substrate. 'In his
opinion, this supports the statements of T. D ,.
Lysenko on the effect of environment on the here-
ditary traits of an organism.
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USSR/Medicine - Microbiology Jul/Aug 52
"New Method for Isolating Individual Cells of
Mieroorganisms," K. V. Kosikov, Inst of Genetics,
,A6id Sci USSR
"Milcrobiologiya" Vol 21, lio 4, pp 449-452
Gives a detailed account of a new method in so7iet
laboratory technique, by which cells of microor-
ganisms or conidia can be isolated for further
study. A slide bearing a smear of a culture grown
on gelatinous media is placed into a specially
coistructed moist chamber and slid under a
228TP1
microscone. Selection and removal of conidia or
other cells Is made by means of a platinum loop.
Photographs and drawings of the chamber amd im-
plements used are shown.
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to
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K. V. and SUI(IJOV, K* so
"Recent. USSR Work on the Ontogeneais, Modificaticn, and Selection of Ificro-
organisms," Mikrobiologiya., 21., No.6) pp 754-760j 1952
Transaation W-25892, 21 Apr 53

USSR/Biology Directed Mbdification of Oct 52
Microorganisms
"Hybridization, Directed Modification, and In-
heritance of Acquired Characteriistics in Yeasts,"
K. V, Kasikov, ~nst Microbial. Ditpt .of Biol Sci,
Acad Sci USSE_
"Vest Ak NaA SSSR" Vol ;~2, No 10, pp 106,107
~xptl results show: by controlling conditions
ef'-cultivation one may bring about directed modi-
fication of hybrid yeasts; cultivation in suits,-
ble substrates leads to the development of new
kermemtation properties; the new -properties are
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a, 10
inherited even if subsequently substrates contg
different sugars are.used. By using these methods,
four genetically-modified strains of S. globosuz
were obtained. Some of the modified hybrid
yeadts resulting from the work in ),juestion ttre
being used in the fermentation inditstry.
T,,ji~; wfj~. (1-ssertntion 'or

USSR/Biology - Genetics MaY/Jun 52
"Meeting of the Dept of Biological Sciences and the
Institute of Genetics., Academy of Sciences, USSR,
Dedicated to the 70th Anniversary of the Death of
cq Charles Darwin," K. V. Kosikov
"Uspekhi Sov Biol" Vol 33, No 3, pp 472-478
Meeting on 19 Apr 52 presided over by A. 1. Oparin.
Theories of Darwin discussed in light of dialectic
materialism. Reports were read by Dr. of Biol Sci
N. 1. Nuzhdin, Prof V. S. Dmitriyev, and Prof of
Biol Sci A. N. Suditskiy. Acad T.D. Lysenko sum.-
ma ized achievements of Soviet science, praised
237T4
theories of 0. B. Lepeshinskaya, and advised as-
sembly directed interference with natural phenomena
now becoming possible. Stated teachings of Darwin,
warmly acclaimed in the Soviet Union, but banned
in schools of capitalistic Great Britain and USA-
Emphasized, however; that th.a Malthusian, mechanis-
tic and formalistic elements-oT Darwinism (par-
ticulaxly Darwin's disregard of the role of me-
tabolism) must be eliminated.
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KOSIKOV, K.V.
I- - ~ I
Directed variability and formation of species in yeast. Doklady
Akad. nauk SSSR 87 ro. 1:1.39-141 1 Nov 1952. (CLML 23:5)
10 Presented by Academician A. I. OWin 15 Srptember 1952.

KOSIKOV, K.V.
Inheritance of acquired fermentative propertiee In yeaat in sexuaLl re-
production (sporoformation). Doklady Akad. nauk SSSR 87 no.2:283-285
11 Nov 1952. (CLKL 23:5)
1. Presented by Academician A. I. Oparin 15 September 1952.

KWIKOV, I.V.
Bagularity Inthe inheritaince of fermentation characteristics in yeast,
recurring as a result of controlled variability. Trudy Imt.gen. no.20:
150-196 153- (KMA 7:1)
(Yeast) (Haredity)

JLMIpyt SUKHOV, K.S., doktor biologichookikh nauk, otvetetvannyy
reliRor-, REDIN. Ye.l., redaktor; NEVRAYEVA..r.A., tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
(Genetics of yeasts and methods of selection of yeast cultures]
Genetiks. drozhzhei i motody-selektail drozhzhavykh kulltur.
Moskva, Iod-vo Akademil. nauk SSSR, 1954. 326 p. (MLRA 7:10)
(Teast)

EOSIKOV) K. 11.
"Conference on the Problem 'Heredity ard Its Variability'," Usp, Sovram. -Biol..
37, No.3, pp 376-61, 1954
Translation 1.1-698, 19 Auc 55

KOSIKOV. K.V.
11- :
Remote hybridization of yeasts. Part 1: Producing hybrids between
Saccharomyces cerevialse (racell) and Schizosaccharomyceo Pombe.
Mikrobiologiia 25 no.,'1:275-278 Mq-Je 156. (KIJIA 9:10)
1. Institut genetiki AN SSSR, Moskva.
(YEAST) (HYBRIDMTION, VEGETABLE)

KOSIKOV K.V.
Distant hybridization oil yeaetes Part 2: Obtaining hybrids between
Saccharomyces cervisise (XII strain) and Schi2osaccharomyces Pomble
through copulation of colle [with Nnglish summary in insert].
Mikrobiologiia 25 no.4:420-422 Jl-Ag 156. (HLRA 9:10)
1. Institut genetiki AN SSSR Moskva.
(Y]USTSO
Saccharomyces cerevisiae & Schizosaccharomyces pombe,
hybridization. (Rus))

KOSIZOV K.V.
Remote hybridization of yeastse Part 3% Production of hybrits.of
Saccharomyeas carevisise ('race 111) and Schisosaachareryces pombe
by copulation of growit4; spore. Mikrobiologlia 25 no,5:533-536
S-0 156,1 (KIRA 10-.1)
1. Institut genstiki Aiaidemii nauk SSSR, Moskva.
(SACCHABOXYGES WIRTIBI",
hybridization with Schizossecharomycee pombe (RaB))
(YJCASTS,
Schizosecchai-ozyces pomba hybridization with
Saccharomycest carevisiae Nat,))