SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVINSON, I.B. - LEVINSON, O.S.

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are estimated and it is found that the characteristic fields are of intensity 0.1 v/c
in the case of the electric field, and 104 and 102 Oe for the strmg and weak fields,
m"ctivelyo The author thwks Fo V, Bass, V. L. Gumvi , ard G. Ye. Pikus a
discussion of the wDrk and valuable rma&.s, and also T. H- llfshlis~q A. Ya. Oleynikq
and -AA,,-MuIIman for a preprint of their paper prio publicati m-.-OF-g.-a
bass 4 figwas, 8 forculas, and 1 table.
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'AUTHOR: Levinson, 1. B. -, Fridberg, P. Sh.
ORG: none
TITLE: Slot Junctions of rectangular single-mode aveguldes. Numerical results
SOURCE: Radiot9khnika I elektronika. Y. 11. no. 6, 1966, 1076-1085
TOPIC TAGS: rectangular waveguide, waveguide junction S OJAVP CtitDF- 11C(3
ABSTRACT: Design formulas are reported describing the components of an
equivalent circuit which represents an infinite waveguide with a narrow cross slot
in Its wider wall and also represents a semi-infinite waveguide with a narrow
cross slot In its end. Numerical results are presented for a concentrated
parameter of the above equivalent circuits. they were calculated for iris and
parallel junctions of rectangular waveguides for various lengths 1, width d, and
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position x. of the slot; the results are valid with any 1121 ratio. A simple
formula is derived for the case of central slot and sinusoidal voltage; this formula!
permits calculating the equivalent circuit of the junction between rectangular wav
guides having equal widths but different heightd. The above results are compara4.-I
with some data published by other authors. "The authors wish to thank Ya. N. 'r 11-
Fel'd. L. D. Bakhrakh L. A. Vaynshteyn., B. Z. Katsenelenbaumj ~L. L. Levwli
and A. L. Fel'dshteyn for fruitful discussions. Computer work was carried out
.the Latvian Universit by A. Brodskaa and S. Khozioskiy, directed by L. A.
Ladyzhenski . All graphic material was prepared by G. Yermolovich and
-I. L'Yova, 11 Orig. art. has: 9 figures, 20 formulas, and 2 tables.
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'AUTHORS: Levinnon, 1. B.) Fridberg, P. Sh.
ORO: none
TITLE: Variational principle for the scattering-matrix in the case
of electromagnetic coupling between two volumes
:SOURCE., AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 166, no. 6, 1966, 1335-1337
TOPIC TAGS: scattering matrix, waveguide coupling, scattering cross
section, Green function, tensor, waveguide iris
'A BSTRACT: The authors develop a variational principle for the seat-
~terlng cross section on'the basis of an Integral equation which they
have derived earlier (DAN, V. 153, no. 2, 310, 1963) as an extension
of a more limited integral equation derived by H. Levine and J.
Schwinger (Comm. Pure and Appl. Math. v. 3. 355, 1950). The electro-
dynamic properties of the volume are characterized by an affinor wave
admittance between two elementary areas at different points, and by
,an affinor (tensor) Green's function with the standard boundary con-
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ditions for an ideal metal. The authors obtained first the connec-
.tion tetween the wave admittance of a waveguide junction and the
scattering matrix of this junction. This Is then extended to a com-
pound waveguide junction consisting of -two junctions coupled through
an aperture. The formulas obtained are valid also in the case when
one of the junctions is a resonator or when Its waveguides operate
,beyond cutoff. The procedure proposed can be used in those cases
when theaffinor Greents functions of the joined volumes (with metal-
lized aperture) are known or can be obtained by some approximate
method. The authors thank L. A. Vaynohteyn and Ya. N. Felld for a
discussion of the work. Thit-TY-ep-o-rT -whopreaente by Acade Ian
iV. A. Pok. _Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 12 formulas.
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AID P - 5092
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 128 - 21/26
Author i Levinson, I,-G., Kand. Tech. Sci.
Title Industrial electronics (Survey of Techniques Abroad)
Periodical Vest. mash., 5, 87-90, my 1956
Abstract This article describes various electronic calculating
and tabulating machines, as well as the electronic
control equipment used In foreign countries, particu-
larly in the USA. 10 references.
Institution None
Submitted No date

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IVIIGON# 1,K*l BRYCRTSOVA,, AJO.
PelLrographic method for the quantitative determination of
1--*Usro-lp3-dibrcmcparcp&n* in the presence of 1-chlaro-3-bromo-
Fropaus. Zhur. anal. kkim. 20 ne.10:1116-1121 165.
(MIRA 18:n)
Is Cosudarstyennyy nauohno-isoledontollskLy i proyektnyy inatitut
asotacy promphlennosti,, Moskva,

IEVIIISONO L.; MOfWA, R.
Faster and better; yarn dyeing in the KT-100 apparatus. Most romel
khud.promys. 2 no.lsl6 :& 161. (MIPA 14-*j
1, Glaymyy inzhener fabriki imeni Menshinskogo,, Moskva (for Levinson).
2. Zaveduyushchiy laboratoriyey fabriki imeni Menzhinskogo (for
Fedorova).
(Dyse and dyeing-4plamtus)

*Treatise on Zoology" Vol. I (P-119) by Profe;,;or-3 E.O. Bakker, I.I. 9zhik(m. Q'i
I&Y=on, A#Ae Paromonov; Edited by B.9, Hatvaev and Prof, ji.g. Levl=on; Reviewed
by D. van der Flaas
SOt Advances ja IWOIM Biolovy (Uspekhl Sovromemot Biologii) Vol* IV, 1942, No. 1

103a.-CON, L. B. (Docent); POSKIN, 0. 1. (Prof.); OLAYEV, S. I. (Fro-11P.11
Microscopic Wchnique (Mikrookopicheskaya Tekhnika, Izdatellstvo Sovetskaya
nauka, 1946.
Abstract, W-13777, 29 Sep 50

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=Oodicine - Muscles, Chemistry Jun 49
Medicine - Ribonuclenic Acid
"Role of the Intracellular Reticular Structure and Ribonucleinic Acid in the Formation of
Nourosecretions,* L. B. Levinson,, 1. A Utina, Inst of Zooli moscow State v imeni M. V.
Lanonosov, 3 pp
"Ook Ak Nauk SSSRO Vol LXIV, No 5
M-ibes study methods and specimens and concludes that mourosecretion is of an albuminous
natw4. Submitted by Acad A. 1. Oparin, 12 Apr 49.
PA, 10,49TIl

v=/M"ICUW COURP rv9I*IqW Api 49
Neduclue Nualsins
-no Interrelation of Nucleic Acids D=Ing Xitools
in an Orgudsm's Process of DeveloPmOuto" L. B4
Lerjusm, 1. D. Iagava, Inst of Zool, Moscow
state U I-Di X. V. Lnonosor' pp
"Dair Ale laut S80" Vol W, No
Attempts to: (1) Trace the interrelation of both
MUClelo acidA (rlbo- azA thymo-) of the Coll
during mitosis at different stages of ontogenatic
developwnt of the oraudsm. (2) ClArifT the
al.milarity and difference of nucleic &old
4lA9T52
USSR/Piedlaine - calls, Physiology Apr 49
(Contd)
emebange during call division of the same tissue
In anizals of Ufferent systematio positions.
(3) Establish whether types of naolelp &old
interrelations during mLitosis established pre-
viously extend to all types of tissue. Sub-
x1tted by Aead A. I. Oparin, 3 Fab 49.
41AqT52

m go-am.
31~t
.demorm
zoolov
OCytology of t4w,Xwomrstivo Process in Amran
A*ht 19j" L,,'V-'XAVWdUO 2. A. Must Inst of
rMI) "cow $Uts,U ImUl M. To Lawaosov'A pp
*M Ak ftik SM" Vol LVjj No 2
V"seuts residta obtained frda cytological research
as Us neurosocretory actlilty of Buto bufo, Wo
"XId$* and Dai6im bamblus. NoWs tWre mv
mirked differences in the cell orpnization of
st-Ils, aninals. ftbaltted. 11 Mar 49.
30"

USSR/Medicine - Acid, Ribonucleic 21. Ww 49
Tissue, Connective-
"Ribonucl:eic Acid in the Connective Tissue Cells
of YAnmals," L. B. Levinson, H. N. Pavlove, Inst
of Zool, Moscow State U imeni Lomonosov, 31 PP
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol 1XIX, No 3
Prepared slides by a given method with specimens
of inflamed connective tissues of mice, rabbits,
and doves. All data obtained shoved that fribro-
blasts in the connective tissue of adult animal
differed according to their stage of development.
They originate in the cambial cells, develop,
Pass through their life cycle which In turn Is
1583167
USSR/Medicine - Acid, Robonucleic 21 Roy 49
(Contd)
connected with the life cycle of the body, and
then degenerate. Observed accumulation of
ribonuclelc acid during processes of infl-
tion, which caused increased basophilla of fibro-
blasts and histiocytes. NoblizatIon and nwaber
of fibroblasts in inflamed area show they prepare
the way for intensive albumin synthesis,, increisse
Iz metaboUsm, and rapid disintegration of many
albuminous substances. Submitted 1 Oct 49 by
'Acad A. I. Oparin.
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LUTON, L. B.
Morphnlogy of socrotion In the nouromecratory calls. Dokladr
Almd. nauk SSSR A3 n0.51745-748 11 Apr 1952, (CM 22t2)
1. Proson;od by Acadamictin Ye. N. Pavlovskir 14 January 1952.
2. Soil'giology Institute, Koscow State University imeni, He V.

L
2. -171 n. ((0))
4. Nerves; Cells
7. Amitotic divi3ion of the neural cell micleous. Dokl. AN j53H 84 no. 1, 1)52.
Foakovakly riosudarstv,~nnyv 'Universitet In. M. V. Lominosoval, Rtd. 2-5 Nc 1951
9. Vnnthly List of Riisslan k7cessions, Library or Corwres3, 3epte-.~,,rr D'.12.
1?~,FLAIWI IFTI.

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(s,lnnory ~t~-,,d '),-)V- of r'--n, of Inn-i- org.-ins.
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rtudents 0-~ intrtltutc~-.
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DTj G.G.; BANNIXOY, Androy GrIgorlyevich; 13MR, N.G.: BCBRINSICIT,
Nikolay klekseyevich; LIVINSON L.B.; MATYETAV, Boris Stepanovich,
professor; FIJUXONOV. M.S.. tekhnicheskiy redaktor
CA course in zoology; In two volumes] Xurs zoologii; Y dvukh tomakh.
Pod obahchei red. V.S.Xatveeva. 1zd. 5-e. Moskva. Goo. lid-vo
"Sovetsksis nouka,O TOL, 2, [Chordate] Khordovye. 1956. 443 P.
(Chordati) (HIM 10-.2)

"t TZ
USSWftm and kdml Morphology. Nervous systen. 8
Abs Jour: Pat Zhur-Diol .,o No 15j, 1958, 69596.
Author L LArvInson L.D Tokhtanysove B.A.
Inst -Aftdaw of Sciences USSR.
Title iHistocbenical Study of Developing Motor Neurons of
the Spinal Cord In Wts Mice.
Orig Pub: DAL AN SSW., 1956, Vol. 109P No 3, 621-623.
Abstractt Prior to the tenth day of embryonal grovth, there
is no evidence of tigrold ["wohromphile coryuselej
In the motor cells, but there Is abundant = in
the cytoplasm. After the appearance of total move-
uents, tigrold Is distributed in clucps throughout
the coU body of the neurons, and the aw=t of
RRA in the cytoplasn and the nucleolus diminishes.
In nevborn nioe tho awmt of = Is even less,
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ROSZIN, Grigariy losifovicht IGNATITIVA, G.M., red.;
PARSADANOTA, N.G.. red.isdatelletya; GANZATIVA, M.S.. tokhn.red.
[The technique of the sicroscops] Hikroskopichaskala tekhnika.
Isd.3-o. Pod obshchel red.G.I.Rookins, Moskva. Gas.lsd-vo
w8ovatskals wukas' 1957. 466 ps (KIRA 10:12)

21,-3-15/46
AUTHORSs Levinson, L. B., Pankova, H. V. , Shapiro, N. 1.
TITLEo The Effect of X-Ray Irradiation Upon the Duodenum and the Intra-
mural Ganglia of the Plexus Myontericus (Auerbachi) and the Intra-
mural Ganglia of the Plexus Submucosus (Meiaoneri) (Vliyaniye
rentganovokogo oblucheniya na dvenadtoatiperatnuyu ki3hku I intra-
murallnyye ganglii Auerbakhova I Meyssnerova opleteniy)
FERIODICALs Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol. 116, Hr 3, PP. 404 - 4o6 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs One of the most essential problems of the effect of radiation upon
manmalia to be solved experimentally concerns the effect of damage
of the central and vegetative nervous Ljyatem by radiation. In view
of this the comparative inveatiration or a danage produced within
aor3o organ and within nerve cells innervating in this particular
organ to most Important. In this respect the duodenum of mice and
the Intramural ganglia, mentioned in the title., preserA the most
appropriate experimental objects. The invastidation wan limited to
the comparison of changes which occur ir. the cello of the epithe-
lium of the vascular plexus (Brunneri) and in the nerve cells of
the Intramural ganglia of the intestJno. For thia purposo the
Card 1/3 authors tried to study the morpholoCical change& and also to trace
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The Effect of X-Ray Irradiation U an the Duodenum and the Intamural Ganglia
the Plexus lVentericlas (Auerbachi5 and the Intramural Ganglia of the Plexus
Submucosue ~Heiasneri)
the earliest changes in the nerve cells which are engra.,,ed with the
perturbation of the interchange. The authors determined the den-
oxyribonucloic acid, the ribonucleic acid and the acid phosphata9e.
The mice were all irradiatecL with a total does of 5000 r. At this
dose the so-called "Intestine form of the radiation death" occurs,
The mice died after 161 31 6; 24 and 72 hours after the treatment.
The preparing and the investigation of the preparation are dis-
cusaed. 1,5 hours after the treatment clearly discernible destruc-
tive processes in the vascular plexus (Brunneri) can be observed.
After 3 hours these destructive processes occur also in other
parts of the epithelium. After 3, 6 and 24 hours these processes
communicate to tha cells of the vascula plexus (brunneri), where-
by the cells areeven more deformed. The boundaries between the
cells disappear, most of the nuclei are destroyed and the rout be-
comes unnaturally large. In thqbodies of the nerve cells of the
intramural ganGlia no deformations of the morphologicil structures
at all were observed. More details will be Given. The investigation
discussed in this place demonstrates the extraordinary sensibility
against radiation of the epithelium cells of the vascula plexus
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The Effect of X-Ray Irradiation Upon tho Duodenum and the Intramural Ganglia of
the Plexus Myentericus (Auerbachi) and the Intramural Ganj;lia of the Plexus
3ubmucosus (Melsonerl)
There are 3 figures,and 5 references, 2 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONt Institute for Biophysics of the AN USSRIState University imeni
M.V. Lomonosov, Moscow
(Inatitut biolocicheskoy fiziki Akadomii nauk SSSR I Mookovskiy
gosudarstvennyy universitet im. U. V. Lomonosova)
PRESENTEDs July 1, 1957, by Ye. N. Pavlovokiy, Academician
SUBVITTEDs April 18, 1957
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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:77
rml Histoc'-emical Investigations of 'i'erve
"Fianctio
Scrviet paper presentmed at the 15th Int.L. Gon7reSS Of Z0010F_vy London, 1(.)-23 Jul

17M
AUTHORSs lArinsons Le B.0 Popova, L. D*7 30V/20-124-6-37/55
_b&XftarOT, lie Aw
TITLEt Histochemistry of the Nerve Celle of the Auditory Ganglion tr
Connection With -the Development of Their Functions in the
Course of Ontogenesis in Axolotl ftbryos (Gistokhimiya nervnykh
kletok slukhovogo gangIlya v evyazi a formirovaniyem ikh
funktsiy v ontogeneze zarodyshey aksolotlya)
PFJUODICAL: Doklady Akademil nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 124, Hr 61 PP 1317-1320
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs Experiments by which the functional bistochemistry of the nerve
cells in connection with the occurrence of certain kinds of
jhysiologioal aotivity during the ontogenesis of these cells is
studied represent one of the ways in order to synchronize
physiological and mirphological data or to find adequate aition
methods a,COTding to their quality and intensity (Rafe 1-3)o
The authors carried out experiments for the purpose of
claTifying the period of time at which the specific functional
activity of the above--mentioned calls commences; simultaneously
their hlotachemistry at various stages of development of the-
Card 113 embryo was studied, Apparently the occurrence of physiological

Histochemistry of the Nerve Calle of the Auditory SOV/20-424-6-37/55
Functions in the Course
Ganglion in Connection With the Development of Their i
of Ontogenesis in Axoloti Embryos
activity cannot or rather is said not to agree with the period
of time of functional development of the labyrinth analyzer
app axatus as a whole. For this reason the maturity of
gang:ionic cello sannot be judged from the period of time of
devel,3-
,ement of regulative and coordinating influences which
originate from the labyrinths. The nerve cells of the ganglion
begin t3 exercise their specific influence on the brain some-
what ear:ier. At first this influence has merely a tonic
expresslon (Ref 10). If the extent of this reflex in the case
of norm&7 embryos -is compa-red to that of embryos the auditory
'real,.-ley and audttory ganglions of which were removed a'.
earlier stages, eald extent increases parallely in both cases
up to a certain period of time (limit of the 36 and 38 stages
al,nording to Garrison) unt"41 suddenly differences occur: this
extent furlher increases in the case of intact embryos whereas
in the cas; 3f operated embryDe it not longer increases or,
Jf so, only -?ery slowly. Apparently at this period of time the
tonicizing effe-.t of ganglion oells on the motor systems of the
brain is established. In the experiments carried out the
Card 2/3 following data were obtained:

Histochemistry of the Nerve Cells of the Auditory SOV/20-124-6-37/55
Ganglion in Conrsectlon With the Development of Their Functions in the Courne
of Ontogenesia in Axolotl Embryos
In the cells of the developing auditory ganglion in the oasi,
of an axolotl certain age-conditloned concentration changes In
ribonuclela anid an4 glyoogen were observed. An abrupt change
takes placo in both cases in the "G" stage. This period of time
corresponds to the 11th day of embryo development on which
(according to the physiological experiment) the specific
functional acti7ity starts in the ganglion cello. The temporal
concurrence of h1stochemical and physiological changes leads to
the conclusion that the above-mentioned hictochemical changes
are functionally conditioned. There are 1 table and
'15 reforentes, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Mookovskly gosudarstvenny-j universitet im. M. V. L,=onosova
(Moscow State Uni-ersity imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
MSEUTEDs November 1, 1950, by Ye. N. Pavlovskly, Academician

LVIEWN, L. T!.j FOLOY-1,11A, L. Y,., n!DAYj'WLXJ'Y"'k, 1Y. YE.
"Vitamin G In the Nerve Cells o1L Ardnals In Various Functional Staties
report submitted for the First Conference on the problems of Cy-to and
Ristochenistrys Yloscowp 19-21 Dec 1960,
Chair of Cytology and Histology of the Biological-Soil Faculty of Moscow State
University bwn!L Me Yo Lemonosove

KUPICHNIZOVA, Yelans Sorgeyevna; j6UIR". Leon Bentsi INA,
N.I., red.; SIMOVA, LIE., red.1s - a; ITOTA, L.L., takhn.red.
[Course on the histology of sow tissues and organs of the body]
Prektiku po chastnol gistologil. Pod obahchei red. L.B.Levinsons.
Xoskys, Gos.1zd-v* *Tysehais shkols,* 1960. 173 p.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. 1afedra gistologil Koskovskogo, gosudaretvannogo universitsta
In* MOVOLOMOROBOTme
(HISTOWGY)

Cytochowistry of sonsory and motor cells of the spinal cord of
the obtak embryo as related to their function at various stages
of development, T81tologlia. 2 uo,lt9-28 Ja-F 160, (KIU 13:5)
1, Irafedra glatologil Bialogo-poobvennogo fakul'tata Moolcovskogo
universitsta.
(DIM CORD)

ABRIKOSDVg G.G.1 RWIMVf ArArey Grigorlyevicb; BZKMp E.G.1
DOBRINSWp Nikolay AIekseysviahj-,LMLINSONp L.B.; MATVErEVq
Boris'Stepanovicb, prof.j PARAMONCYp A.A-.-)Tn20VSWA, LoPeo
redoiad-val TXZWVA, L,Lj, tekhn.rod.
[Zoology courts in two volumes] Kura zoologii v dvukh tomakh,,
Pod r*d,D.8,M&tveeva, lzd.6* Moskvat Goo.,Izd-vo nvymnWa sbko2.a,R
Vol.l. [Invertebrate soology] Zoologlia beapozvonocbIwkh. Pod red.
0.0,Abrikonova i L.B*Ievinsona. Izd.6. 1961. 561 p. Vol.2.
(Vertebrate zoology; Chordate] Zoologlia posvonocbrqkb; khordovye.
Pod red. B.B.Matveava. lid.6. 1961* 473 p.
(Zoology) (MIU 3.4 a 6)

LEV1KSONt L,B.-p LErXIM,, M.I.
Functional oytochemioal study of sensory and motor c8lU Of the
spinal cord In rat embryos, Tsitologiia 3 no.4s"6-454 Jl-Ag 161,
(MIR! 140)
1. Kafedra taitologii I gistologii Moskovskogo universiteta.
(SPINkL CORD) (EMMOLDGY-MAWAIS)

IEVjb~01j,_L.,#._;IZkKOVA, L.P.
Variations in the ribonucleic acid content of motor nerve cella in
Callypbora erytrocephala, as related to their functional state* Dokl.
AN SSSR 137 no.6sI448-1451 Ap 161* (MIRA 14:4)
1* HDakovskly goffudarstvennyy universitet imeni H.V.Lomononovas
Prodstayleno akadenikon U.N.Pavlovskim.
(Nucleic acids) (Noryovp systen-Insects)

~~!,~ 1~ ~ r,:.
CUFALO, Ye.Ye.; LEYDISON, L.B.; WHAROV, D.A.; SOKOLUVA, G.F.
Cytology of Marthner's nerve cells in larvae of the crested newt.
DokI. AN SSSR 141 no.6:1469-1472 D 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Hoakovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet in. X.V.Lomonazova.
Predstavleno skademikom Ye.N.Pavlovskim.
(Nervous system-Amphibia) (Medulla oblongata) (Histochemistry)

KIRPICHNIKOVA, Yelena Sergeyevna; LE!InSQJIeoa_R~Lnts~~qy~ch;
CHERWOVAq V.I., red. izd-va; GARINA, T.D., tekhn. red.
(Laboratory manual of general histology] Praktikum po obshchei
gistologii. Pod obahchel red. L.B.Levinsona. Izd.2. Moskva,
Vysshala ehkola. 1962. 235 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(HIS70LOGI-LABDRATORY HAKUALS)

LVINSON, L. B.
Dissertation defended at the Institute of Animal Morphology imeni,
As N., Severtsov for tho academic degree of Doctor of Biological Scienceas
gFunctional-Histochemical Investigations of Nerve Cells**
Vies~nik Akad Nauk.4 No* hp 1963,. ppe 119-W

XIRPICHNIXOVA,, Yelena Sorgeyevnal LEVINSON,, Leon Bentalanovicbj
KAPYSHEVA, V.S., red.; GARINA, T.D., tekhn. red.
,"I [Labor~toz7 manual of sootional histology] Praktikum po
chasU4,4gistologli. Izd.2. Pod obshchel red. L.B.Levinsona.
Moskvaq ashala, shkola, 1963. 171 p. (MIRA 16:8)
VTHistology--Laboratory manuals)

YELISEM,, 'V.G.p profe~ red.; XOPAYEV, Yu.N., red.; LEVII-SON, L.B.,
red.; KUZIMDIA, N.S., tekhn.red.
(Histology) Gistologila. Moskva, Medgiz, 1963. 671 P.
(HISTOLOW WMA 1613-2)

IZ'IXM# L.B.; KOLCKINA, S.M.; KUDRYASIIOVA, M.18.
C013pArAtive and functional cytochomintry of vitamin G
in nerve cello. Arkb. aiviLt., gigt. i embr,, 44 no*2:10-17
F 1463. (MIRA 17:2)
I* Kafedra, toitologli J gistologii biologo-pochvennovo
fakulfteta (sav, - Prof. G.I. Roskin) Moskovskogo gosu-
darotvannogo universitata Imeni Lamonosova.

LF"VIANSON; L.B.
On ths, 70th birthday of Professor GrIg3rit lostfovich RoA'.r.
1892 1 TSitologiia 5 no-31356-358 My-Je 163. (M-W 1715)

LVI-TIN50N L. B.
I-likroskopicheskays, Teklinikn Cbj) G. T. Poskin nna L. B. 1--vinson. IZD. 3.
Mos',cva., "Sovetskaya Nauka", 1957
446 p . Illus.
XbRography: po 433-r438i

_ . ~I.G.,-, IIM?AKYSOVA. R.A.
TLW
Histochemical InvestICRtion of developing motor cells of the spinal cord
In the white cause& Dekle AN OSSR 109 uee3s621-60 Jl 156,
(HIM 9:10)
1e Mftkovskty gosudarstvonr47 universitat Iz*nI X*T,* Lomonosava. Fred-
stsyleno &adamikon TseN. Paylovskimp
(SPINAL CORD)

USSR/ilm.nn and Animl Physioloa (Norral and Pathological). T
Nervous System. Hw= Electroencephalogram.
Abs Jour: Nf 2bur-Diol-p No 17p 19581 80019-
Author Levinsonj L.L.
Inst
Title laluence of Interoceptive Signalization Ptim the
Ferale Sexual Sphere on the Electric Activity of the
Cerebral Cortex.
Orig Pub: Sb. nauchn. tr. Kafedry okusherstva i ginekol. 1-y
Leningr, med. In-t, 1957, vYP. 1, 131-133.
Abstracti No abstract.
Card V1
94
om

ego to the electrical activity of the brain of vomen during prog-
namy under the Influence of exteroreceptive and Interoceptive signals.
Umb.1 cis. 35 mo.50-15 S-0 159. (HIM 13s2)
1, In kafedr3r akusheretva I ginekologil (saveduyushchly - prof. 1.1.
Takovlov) I Loningradskogo seditaluskogo instituta Iment akad. I.P.
phystol.)
'W-- "--r J 7

Change in the functional state of the brain In women during
prepancy according to electroencephalographic data. Sbor.
nauch.trud,Kaf.akush, I gin. I IJ41 no.2tl42-1-49161.
(KMA -16s7)
(PRMIA14CY) (E=TROXNCKRWMWHY)
v -;'4

IMDSON, L.L.
Effect of the stirring of the fetus on the bioelectric activity
of the brain, Sbor.nauch.trud.laf.akuoh. i gin. 1 IXI no.2s
150-154161. (FMS) (ELWTRW.CM'H=GRAPHY) (HMA 16:7)

(*,._L.L.v kand. mod. nauki VAVYDOV, S.N,, kand. mod. nauk
LEVINS
-1.
Tberapeutio effect of anodic galTam-isation of the brain in
prolonged pregnancy. Akush. i gin* 39 no,5tl3.-2l " 163.
(MIRA 170)
1. Is kafedry akunberetva i ginakologii (zety.' - zaalushennyy
deyntell nauki prof. I.I. Yako~vlsv) I TAningradskogo medi-
toinskogo institute imeni Pavlova.

1
UNMONP L.L.
Poliomyell'is In wnimn dur-rjr ntcom! h&"'r of pregnancy.
Akuah. i gin. no.1:125-326 10. (,MlPA 17.6)
1. lz Wedry ukus~,orstxct I g'!xjkolvgil (zav. - zar'luz-henzir~
dayate-11 naukt. prof. I.T. Yakovlov) I -',Wngr&d-k,)Fo m-jdits!r-jk~go
inotituta Imeni I.?. Favlcria 01r. A.1. Ivano-1).

MESON A L,S,p inzh.
~&492 unit for unloading loose materials.
6 noo9sl9-21 S 161,
(1,oading and unloading)
Stroi. i dor. manh.
(',IIR;k 14:10)

ACC NR' AP6035714 fANJ SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/019/0061/0061
INVENTOR: Berkovich, M. Ya.,; Gulerman, V. S.; Levinson,.. L. Nil.; Matyushin,
P. N. Popov, V. A.
ORG: none
TITLE; UM-1 lubricating grease. Class 23. No. 186698
SOURCE: Izobroteniya, promyshlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye znaki, no. 19, 1966,
61
TOPIC TAGS: lubricant, low temperature lubricant, antioxidant additive,
diphenylamine, grease/UM-1 grease
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for UM-1 lubricating grease
made from mineral oil, cerezin, and an antioxidant additive. To increase the
low-temperature properties of the grease, vinyl cyclohexane is suggested as an
additional ingredient. Diphenylamine is used as the antioxidant additive.
ITranslation) [NT)
SUB CODE: 111SUBM DATE: OlJ%ilG5/
ard 1/1 UDC: 621.892.5.621.892.091

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Responsibility for ths violation of traffic regulations, Ayt.
traup. 38 no. 5s31 Yq 160o (KMA 24s2)
(ftefic violatiori)

ResponsibLUty for violatins traffic remulationse' Ayt.transP 39
no.134"9 IQI, (NMA 24:3)
fji

LEVINSONJ H,
When traffic roplatlons are forgottsno Avt.trarip. 39 noo4i44-45
Ap 161* (Tmfflo aool4tuts) (Km 1415)

.. SO -~ -
.i .4,
Reaction time. Avt.lranap. 40 no-1:45 Ja '62. (mw 15:1)
(Automobile drivers)

oil
~mcy of various methods in treatment of trichomonal vagini-
tin. Akush,gin, Noo6:42-0 Noy-Doe 50. (CLML 20:5)
1, Of the Division of Yeswle Gonorrhea of the Ukrainian Solen-
tific-Ressarch Skin-Venersological Institute (Director-Prof.
A.M.Kricbevskly).

IT P, '-h. -- "3ridy if the %ilnetics, C'vwd-tr~ and ':cc',.ani3.n of l.aa
Procass of Cokiii;." 3~Ab 13 '!AY 52, .'wico-a O.-der of Labor Red liaziner
P"fralctci Inif, L-icnt Acal-jemlcla4,1 1. ljulukbi. (Disu~~rtat.iun for tP:
gress or C:iadllate In TechnIcal
301 -lecherawra Iloskva, Januar~--Decemhsr 1952

LRVINPR'n,~~ KIT, G.F., smnmv, N.F.; GAMMOV, Zh. F.;
UALINICHp le.T.; GIMfEV, R.N.
Mo4ornizaticz of 4i&talytlo oracking pits at the Novaufimka
Pstrclsm RsfinOrY. Xhim. i.tskh.t6pl.i masel 6 no.7:1-6
JI 161. (MIRAiwO
1, Novo-Ufimskly.nefteperoribatynyusbehiT savod I
Upra-r2sniyv norudnykh iskopayquykb,
(Novouflmks.-Crackin proosse-Zquipent &n4 3upplies)

LEIINSONO M. M.
*The treatment of frostbite vith radiant energy and therapeutic exercise In the
open heeling methodOt Authorst G. L. Kanevokly, Ye. R. Taitritskiy, M. M. Levinson,
and F. re. Orel, in the collections Boyevaya travza norvnoy sistemy, Khar1kov,
1948,w p. 29".
SO: U-3261 10 April 53 (Letopis Zlzurnal Inykh Statey No. 11, 1949)

"Cyto&ram of tho Tmalls na IrAlcators of L,I-cal Regeneration In Scarlet iever "
Pediatriya, No. 2. 1948.
4',:br. , Clinic Children' a Dlsea3es, .;ad. Inst. . -An. Public health RSF-~ai. at itos.). In
Ruwkov, -elq,48-.

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1 . "- I ,.I- 'V) , I ---(,I
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UMN"s H. H.
Penicillin theraff of scarlet fever In children, ?elldsher
& aboh. Ila. U's now. so. V.19-a
CIM 20a 39 K"vh 1951

Ultraviolet Rays-fterapeutle Use
#Cold quarsl irradiation of tonsils In scarlet fever* Pediatrila No@ 3, 1952.
Xonthly List of Russian keeassions. Library of Congress October 1952. Unclassified*

.IXTIUON, - N. M. 9 Icandidat meditsinskikh nauk (Hookys,)
IMI --
Course of &auto dysenter7 in infants &ad its treatment. Felld. t
akushe 21 no,2:11-13 F 156, (KM 9:5)
(DYSI)ITIRY) (IOANTS--DIBUSAS)

LVIIISOH, H.K** )aind.ned.nauk
OHow to prevent gantrointestiml d1seases In childree by T-S-
Sokolova* Ravleved by M,,M~Levinnon. Med,sestra 18 no.8:47
Ag (ALIMWT CMU,--DISIASI3) (HIRA 12:10)
(SWLOTA, T.S.)

ACC NR. AP602564~____'__~kq~ -~OU-Rcccdn: UR-/0-4--l-3-/66/000/013/0094/o-o94--
IWE.NUIOR: Dushits-Kogan, 0. D.; Levinson, H. M.; Baranov; A. P.; Bollshakov, D. F.;
IFokin, B. P.
ORG; None
TITLE: Instrumentation for 4e
rating conditions of a gas turbine engine vith a free
turbine. Class 42, No. 183445
SOU71CE: Izobrateniya, promyshlonnyye obraztey, toyarnyye znaki, no. 13, 1966, 94
TOPIC TAGS: San turbine engine, test instrumentation
.ABSTIRAML: This Author's Certificate introduces instrumentation for operating condi-
tions of a gas turbine engine vith a free.turbine. The unit contains tachometers,
pressure und'tezperature pickups at the intake, a computer an ,d meter. Operating con-
ditions in the engine are determined by combining the computer and the meter. The
combined unit is made in thot form of tvo disc sectors with pins and guide cam . One
of the sectors indicates cruising conditions while the other indicates nominal engine
conditions.
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I and 2-disc sectors;
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isim com: 13, 21/ sum DATEs 169&Y63
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S/194/62/000/006/126/232
ILI) D256/.D308
AUTHORSs Levinson, X.S.p.and Komolovat G#S.
TIT=-: Chemical changes occurrIng in viater under the influen-:
ce of ultrasound
PEMODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika I radioelektronika,.
no. 6, 1962, abstract 6-5-41 sh (V abo Primeneniye
ul'traakuet. k issled veahchestvat no. 129 11.t 1960,
151-150)
T7,'XT: The multitude cf chemical processes taking place under irra-
d1aition of matter with ultrasound cannot be explained without tak-
ing into account the chemical changes that occur'in water under the
Influence of ultrasounds The effect was investigated of distil1led
water irradiated with ultrasound at various conditions, on solu-
tions ofpotassium iodide and dyes. The influence of factors deter-
'mining the chemical action of ultrasound was eliminated in a series
of experimentat so that it rias possible to investigate the effect
of the changes of the medium on the chemical processes and to ob-
serve the chemical changes taking place in water under various con-
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LZnWY, X.S.; XONDLOVA. G.S.; GUMICH. 7.A.
9schanism of the action on Protozoa of water subjected to ultrasonic
radiation. Izv. SI'IY* otd. All SSSR no.8:114-116 039.
(KIRA 13:2)
IsInstitut fisild dibirg6jo otdolonlys AN SSSR iXfdsnoyarskly
meditsinsidy institut.
Motozoa) (Ultrasonic waves--Physiological affect)

GUREVICH.. F.Aj_jE3g!ISON H.S.j KOMODDVAI G.S.
j_ -
Effect of vater exposed to ultrasonic waves on infusorians.
Uch. zap, Kras. gos.ped. inst. 15:253-255 159. 041RA 14:12)
(Ultrasonic ways i0legical Offlect)
(Infu:;;yibar4,

B. G.
Affect of ultrasonic waves on distilled water* Blokhtolis 24
no.3%5.15-338 MY-Jo '59. (NIBA 12:9)
L laboratory of Biophysics, Institute of PtWelce, Acads"y of
Sciences of the U.S.SOROP Krasnoyarsk,
(RDWIMIN,
off. of distilled water exposed to ultrasonics
Ons))
(WAM.
off. of distilled water exposed to ultrasonics
on hemoglobin (Rue))
(ULMSONICS, off.
Sam)

DUMICH. F-Ap ;k~!! nus, X. S.
Iffect of hydra of water Irradiated with lmltr"ound* lsv*Sib.otd.
AN SM no.3t226-128 160o (XIRA 13110)
I* Kransoyarskly meditaftskly institut I Xrunayarskly Institut
fisW Mir kop otdolenlys M SSS16
(Pqdr:zoa) (ultrasonic vaven-Phy*iological effect)

MIMS, X.Se; EDMV, Boo,
Photooloatria Investigations of the Mustios of Oxyhomoglobin
splitting tmder the Influsnee of alkalis and acids, Bloflgilm
5 uo*U28-33 060. (KIRA 13:6)
1, Institut fisiki AN SSSR, Krasnoyarsk.
(MMOMMIN above)

XWOURAI G.S.j LMNSON# M-S-
Effect of ultimsound on yeast calls as related to the nature of
the mwrmuAing gas, Izve Sib, otd. AN SWR no. n:130-134 160.
p (KMA 14:1)
1, Inotitut fisild Oibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Ultrasonic vayse-Physiological offset)
(Toast)

UvIlisuill,-Y.S.; X(N-WVP B.G.
Hec;vtnieu of oxidation of ultmaound. Izv.Sib.otd.AN SSSII no.12:67-
77 160. (11M 14:2)
1. Institut fisiki 31birsko(.o otdolenlya All SSSR g" Krasnoyarsk.
(Ultra3enic vavoo) (Nidation~

10 8/058/WOOr,/003/063/092
0 A061/A101
AUTHORS; levinson, M. S., Komolova, 0. S.
TITM Errect or acoustic Irradiation conditions of water on the yield of
final products formed In It
MIODICALt Referatlynyy zhurnal, Flzlka, no- 3, 1962, 44, abstract 3G359 (Sb.
"Primenenlye ul'traakust. k Issled. veshchestva", no. 12, Moscow,
1960, 151-158)
TEXT. A substance, chemically more active than H~0, was established in
degassing water subjected to ac0U3tIC Irradiation; apparently, it is Bach's
peroxide H204.
(Abatracter's notes Complete translation]
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-- .....................

XMLCVAg G,S.; 'LEVINSCW# M.S.
Role of chenical substances fromed In water under ultrasonic
irradiation in the damaging effect of ultrasonic waves on yeast calls.
.1tv.Sibsotd.AN SM noo3t8O-85 0619 (KM 14s6)
1, Institut fitiki Sibirskogo otdalenlya AN SSSR# KrasnVarsk.
(Ultrasonic waves--Physiological effect)
(Yeart)

ACCESSION NR-. AP4015146
AUTHOR: LovinsonoJI.,-S.; Fedins V. N.
S/0290/63/000/003/0143/0145
TITLE: The different effect of ultrasonic oscillations on the
olectrophoratio movement of protein fractions in human blood plasma
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sib, otd, Izv,s no, 12# Ser* biologo-med, nauk,
no, 31 1963t 143-145
TOPIC TAGS: human blood, blood serum protein fraction, blood plasma
protein fractions ultrasonic biological actions protein fraction
oloctrophorotio movements electrophore6rams 800 ke ultrasonic
frequency
ABSTRACT: This investigation was carried out to determine whether
ultrasonic oscillation acts specifically on the separate protein
fractions of vibrated blood serum and vibrated plasma. Nondiluted
blood serum and plasma samplos taken from different human donors were
vibrated in toot tubes at 600 ke at an Intensity of 7,6 w/cm2- for 1 hr
at room temperature, Experimental and control samples were analyzed
by electrophoresis (EPA-1 unit) and electrophorograms were made,
~ta,tistioal,proceosing of findings shows that olectrophoretio
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distribution shift# of protein fraction3 for vibrated blood and for
vibrated serum are the so= , Protein is found to increase in the
alpha,- alph&Z-,, and beta-globulin fractions of vibrated blood and
serum, Those increases indicate that durine vibration the separate
protein fractions change their electrical properties related to their
eleetrophoretio movement rate. The possibility that the splitting of
albumin and gamma-globulin molecules with ultrasonic action may also
affect the relative increase of alpha- and beta-globulins is not
excluded. The mechanism of ultrasonic biological action requires
furthor investigation, Orig. art. has: 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Krasnoyarskiy gosudaratvanny*y maditsinskiy institut,
(Krasnoyarsk Stati Medical Institute); inatitut'fiziki Sibirskogo, otdoleniya
AN SSSRO, Krasnoyarsk (ftsics Institute of the Siberian Division,AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 31Aug62 DATE ACQ: 13Mar64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: NR REP SOVs 010 OTIMR t 003
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PHASE I BOOK-EXPLOITATI-0-N SOV/1784
Levinsono Nikolay Grigorlyevichj Deceased
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akhan a siYa ura, cheekogo truda /orgatekhnika/ (Mechanization
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of the Management Jobs /Organization Techniques/) Vol 1.
Moscow, Mashgiz, 1958. 386 p. 4,000 copies printed.
Reviewerst S.S. asydyah, Engineer, N.V. Gintsburg,, Engineer,
N.V. Lugovoy, Engineer, I.S. Reznik, Engineer, and V.V. Troyanovskiy,
Engineer; Ed.s T.P. Timofeyevokly, Enginserj Ed. of Publishing
House: 0,1. Barykova; Tech. Ed..- B.I. Model'; Managing Ed. for
Literature on the Economics and Organization of Production (Mashgiz):
T.D. Saksaganskiy.
PURPOSEt The book is intended for supervisors in industrial establish-
ments and their subdivisions, plannerep dispatchers, economists,
accountants and other managerial workeraj it may also be useful
to engineering and technical personnel engaged In production
management.
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Mechanization of the Management Jobs (Cont.) SOV/1784
COVERA09t This book describes basic trends in the mechanization of
industrial control operations and reviews methods of mechanizing
the system of communicating and signaling between management and
production. It includes data on the reproduction and processing
of variouo dooumente with the aid of diotaphones, typewriters,
duplicating maohiness and nomenclatural addreasographs. The
book also discusses methods for utilizing these aide and describes
their technical aspects and principles of operation. The author
thanks I.S. Reznik, B.B, Veyze L.N. Kachalina, S.B. Grossman for
their assistance. There! are 74 references of which 47 are Soviet,
25 : English, and 2 German.
TAKE OF CONTENTSt
Foreword
3
Introduction. Status and Prospects for the Development of
Mechanization and Automation of Control Operations 5
PART 1. COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND
PRODUCTION
Ch. I. Means of Speech Transmission
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Ch. II. Means of Remote Transmission of Documents. Document
Transmission Techniques 87
PART II, SIGNALING AS A MEANS OF COMMUNICATING
BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND PRODUCTION AND PLANT
TIME KEEPING
Ch, III. Means or Signaling Between Management and Production 114
Ch. IV. Systems of Paging,, Contacting, and Industrial Signaung
In Industrial Establishments 138
Ch. V. Plant Time Keeping 178
PART III. MECHANIZED PREPARATION AND PROCESSING
OF DOCUMENTS. FLAT CARD INDEXES
Ch. VI. Diotaphonos and Typewriters 211
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Mechanization of the Mangement Jobs (Cont.)
Ch. VII, Means of Copying Documents
Ch. VIII. Duplicating Devices and Machines
Ch. IX.- i- Nomenclatural Addreasographs
Cho Xo Visible Card Indexes
Bibliography
Alphabetical Subject Index
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress JoAd
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