SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MILKOV, F. N. - MILKOVA, L. P.

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MILIKOT. F.U.; KHATSKSL&VICH, L.M.. RIVINA. I.M., MALICHEVSKIY. G.N.Ceditorel.
[Influence of topography on plant and animal life] Tosdeist-ie
rellefa n& rastitellnost' i shivotnyi air. Moskva, Gos.isd-ve
geogr. lit-ry, 1953. 162 p. (KIRA 7:2)
(Geographical distribution of animals and plants)

MILIKOV. Y.N.
N.P.Wchkov and his geographical explorations In the Trans-Volga region.
1%v.AX SUM. Ser.geog.no.4:77-83 Jl-A6 '53. (MLHk 6:8)
(Wahkor. Nikolal Petrovich. 1746-1784) (Russia--Description and travel)

MILIKOV, F. N.
Taxonomy of Landscape Units and Certain Problems of Landscape Yapping
For the Central Chernozem oblasts and the Russian Flatlands on the
whole the author recomn nds a system of landscape units in which one ob-
serves the principle of alternation of zonal and &zonal factors (belt,
countryt zones province, subzone, region). Region (rayon) is the low-
est unit of landscape regional classification. The basis for the land-
scape subdivision of a region must be the search not for the lowest
natural complexes but for the lowest spatical combinations of natural
complexes (types of locality and natural landmark). In the landscape
regions of the Central Chernozem Oblasts are noted the following types
of localities: "Plakor'. watershed-riparian, lowlnnd, lowlnnd.-te"ace,
The principal distinction in types of locality and landmark from reeions
and other large landscape units is in the number of typological uAits
of cartography# and not in units of regional classification. (RZhGeol,
No. 4, 1955) Tr- Voroneqh--ek- un-ta, 28, 1953, n2-n4
SO: Sum. No. 744, 8 Dee 55 - Supplementaz7 Survey of Soviet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

MILIKOV, F. N.
Problem of the Yultiplicity of Landscape Boundaries
The multiplicity of landscape boundaries really exists in nature, one
of its causes being the discrepancy of landscape regionalization (classifi-,
cation) with particular ones (geomorphological. climatic. etc.). The task
of the geographer landscapist is to uncover the variety in nature of land-
scape boundaries on the basis of a critical exploitation of experiences
from special regional classifications. (RZhGeol, No. 4, 1955) Tr- Vgrnmrh.-zk.
un-tAo 28o 1953o 115-117
SO: Sum. No. 744, 8 Dee 55 - Supplementary Survey of Soviet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

Nature of central Chernoxem provinces nnd its transformation.
Vop.geog. no.32:1-19 153. (MIRA 10:11)
(Central Black Zqrth Region--Geography)

1. F. N. 14ILIKOV _ ?;IGF.
2. U35R (600)
4. Chkalov Province - Physical Geogrx)hy
7. Nature of one province ("Features of the physical geography of the
Chkalov Province." Reviewed by Prof. N. A. Gvozdetskiy. Priroda 42
no. 1. 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

KILIKOV, r.N.
Regional types and topographical districts of central
chernozen provinces (division of regional and typological units in
topographical geography). lsy.T~*&.geog.ob-va 86 no.4:336-346 Jl-
Ag t54. (KLHA 7:9)
(Physical geography)

j I-V)
KILIKOV, Y.N.
"Basic problems of physical geography.0 A.G.1sachenko. Reviewed
by FiN.Killkov. Isv.Ts~s.g*og.ob-Y& 86 n0-4:373-376 JI-Ag 054.
(Physical geography) (leacheako, A.G.) . (UL" 7:9)

MIL'OV, F, N'
KAKYSnV, 11.8.
"Influena* of relief cu plant and aaiml world..O 7-N.Millkay. 'JW-
viewed by I.S..YmWsh*v. IsTo Tas~, s9oa. ob-va 86 no-4:376-379 JI:.AC 654.
- (Milikov. F.1.) (Zoology) (ML" 7:9)

VILIOT IGIA.-O KUMM# S.N., redaktor; SHCHUXINA, V.V.. redaktor;
- WbRAbSTA, S.Wf., tekhnicheakiy redaktor
rA.S.Krannov. geographer and traveller) A.N.Irasnov- geograf
I putesheetyennik. Moskva, aos.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry 1955.
173 P. (OA B: 10)
(Kr"now. Andrei Nikolayevich, 1862-1914)

MIL'Ko\t, FW ,
IMA, &.T*.
OMfe amd Cosa"bleal actlvity at P,-I.JtrdWksv.0 F,N.NllOkov.
Rwlswod by J6]1.lsfa. lsv,AN SSOM. Sor.g~4.
0550 (UM 9:1)
.(ftabkov, Petr Ivaalwlch. 1712-1777) (MIlIkov. P.N.)

MILIKOT, V.I.
1-,
-.4 Me genetic priuciple, its role and value in dividing areas into
physloogeographical regions. I*adv TM 42 no-40-5 155IMM lls6)
(Physical geography)

MILIZOV, Y.N.
N.M. xramov and the Idea of geographical complems (land form)
In buslan geography. TrWly 1MU 42 noo'4:7-9 155. (NIU 11W
(Physical geogrmphy)*
(Emenow. Andrei Nikolmavloh. 1%2-1924)

KILIKOV.Y.N., professor; KOVALU.Ya.K., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk
Heavy shower and its consequences. Priroda 44 no-10:107 0#55.
(KLRA 8:12)
1. Voroneshokly gosudarstvannyy unIveraltet
(Rain and rainf all)

MILIKOV.F.N.
Knin problems In dividing the southern Russian Plain Into ph7sto-
graphic regions. Izv.Vses.geog.ob-ve 87 no.5:429-440 S-0 155.
(Physical geography) (KLRA 8:12)

1< 6- v) F Al.
GVOZIBTSKIT. N.A.. profeasor- M;~1RUJA., professor; MIUUTLOV. N.I.
doteent; GIAZOVSKAYAwT.M., p;,=T4-18,sor. redaktor* . I
[Progrqu for "Physical geography of U.S.u.k.0 In geography
departments of state wAversitles) Program= po fivicheskol
geografti SSSR dlis, geograficheskikh fakul'tetov gosudar -
stvennrp universitetoy. LNoskval. Isd-vo Mook.univ..1956-
19 P. (MIBA 10:6)
L *Mai& (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo vreshego obrasovanira.
(Physical geography)
qw

-/Vy/- "Oe-t'l F/V
14-1-241
2ramiation from: werativa& 2nm&, Geograrlya, 1957,, Mr. 1. pr 17 (MR)
,.AMOB: Nil lkcwo FO N*
r TlW: Oame Iftstablo QWotJL=o 1u Topologlea Geogrq*y (0 udwtorj*h
diskuwaloenyWi vaprom".LandolmdUcy pogmfl:L)
PZR3)OD.WAL: Topr. GsagmfU, 1956,, aboralk 39,, pp. "
AWMAM: 2he article dean with r*giowQ,, t7polegIcal and musloglaa topological
unlto and the problm of or-Arament, and blolpocoemosles, and their
p1we In topolo4cal 1pognqft.
A growing - 1 1 r or scientists Is becoming aware that In tagaloas
a dletlactlom shoulA be amde between dUftivat tyWa4ea wdta,
even though * clear-cut buls for awk a &I atlatlam Is stlU
0 Accmtjag to the author.. AU regional valts (the *rolpo-
geognviblea area, the somi, the prarlmm,,,,the reglon) became
IndIvIduallsed during the formetIve, Varied or the crust at the earth
and an the outcome of Ito diSfeXentlatlem. A common aftla deuxulnes
the other traits of regional ualtiv 1* &0. their terzttorial unity,
theIr non-recurrence in space,, their relative lammos of also,, and
their morphologima diversity. Ty~"I vnito (typ of area.. type of
card 1/3

Saime Dabatable 4mastions In Topological - Cleogroyby
14-1-241
locaUty,, typ'or landscape) am of a dIfferent character; they
comblue a eo~n mw~wody with a denetle diveralty. mw spatlal
non-recurrunce and Ind1v:LdvA1 strmetuze or rwgLemal =Its requIre
special IndivIftallsed research. Typologicol =Its are the result
of generalization azA tberefore me studles mmirally the specifle
characterlatlea of a gtve~ type. rn order to classify a large
amsber of regional m1ts belonging to dUftivat types It Is use-
essary to dLvIds tbm Into grvaps of emologns =dts. ra the ce
of regional xadta analW can be two-foM, It can be external, re.,
, or Intezvol, Lee*, Oniet co Consequently, ve can
speak of topological mgAipmes ai a norphologIcaL type.' an vall as
groups of tqpologLeal smaagmes., bond an the almIlarlty of one or
am of their principal topologleal elements. For examplep pbWsleo-
geogrqp&deA1 regions rrveal two groups of anslo&es: the gtwV o1E
mountainous regions #&A that of plelmse 3b the second of these grove
one. finds two groups of analogoes: blgblmd platus and lowland plains.
Each ~f these groups cwWrlses morpWagical and genetle topological
ansloguies.
Caz4 2/3

IA-3:-W
Som Debatable %watIOUS In TOP0104ca G*Ogrq*Y
In discussIng the torms wfats~ Wu"j, fmvlxmmt) mad
whicipocomoslow Vw =Uor polnU.out that In MaIng th*Y Am
Identle:l;o Alt*u& he prefers the term bdLopocoenools,, he fee1A It
would be re c4rreat to use m1poccommalsO. lk Is of the a9ftion that
geocasnools le nab a breach of Upology., bat a separste,, t cioselY
related,, soleaft.
Card 3/3 Z. R.

KILIXOT Fedor Nikolayevich; KARGOLIV. Yak.. redaktor; KOSHILEVA. S.K..
"Z~S--- re-4-81vt i"a~r
[The physical geography zone and its content, as exemplified by
the Russian Plainj Fisiko-geografichookii ralon i ago sodershania;
na, primore Rueskol revniny. Moskva. Goa. izd-vo geogr. lit-ry,
1956. 220 p. (KULA 9:12)
(Physical geograpt7)

RIKHTAR, G.D.. doktor geograficheskikh nank. otvetstvennyy redaktor;
doktor geograficheakikh nauk. otvatstvennyy, reda~:tor;
-VOLTNSXAYA, V.S.. redaktor izdatelletva; AUZAN, U.P.. tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Forest-steppe and steppesof the Russian plains] Lesosteal i step$
rueskoi ravniny.-.Moskva. 1956. 295 p. (141PA 9:9)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Inatttut geografil.
(Steppes)

KILIKOV. P.N.
- 'j-, ... ~ ~' -~ - .. I
- 11 le'l-
landscape regions of control Chernozom provinces. Trudy VGU 371.5-65
157. (min 11: 6)
(Central Black Barth legion-Pbyvical geography)

MILIKOV, Y.N. - I
'.. ': I -
00.. Problems In the field study of types of lands and geographical
features of central Chernozes provinces. Yank. sap. L'viv. un.
40:57-64 157. MU 11:6)
l.Go*WwstvenWy univernitst, Voronezh.
(Central Black Nartb region--Physical geography)

TSYS', P.N.; XALESNIK, S.V.; SOKOLOV, N.N.; CROCHIA, N.S.; PROTOPOPOV, A.P.;
ZAISLIN, I.M.; GVOZIETSKIY, N.A.; YL719EMOV, Yu.K.; KARA-MOSED, A.S.;
XOZLCV. I.V.: SOLVTSLT, N.A.; ISACHENKO, A.G.; ARXAND, D.L.;
MIROSHNICFMIKO. V.P.; PSTROV, K.M.; KAZAKOVA, O.H.; MIKEUTLOV, H.I.;
PARNMIN. Yu.P.; GERENCHUK, K.I.; TARASOV, F.V.;
NINDIAYNV. V.N.; SOBOLEV. L.N.; RYBIN, H.N.; bUMIN. B.Ta.; IGNATtYRT.
G.M.; MELIKHEM, M.N.; SANE13LIDZE, M.S.; VASILIYEVA, I.V.;
PIMAIOV. V.A.; RASALIKAS. A.B.
Discussion at the conference on studying land forms. Nauk. zap. LIviv.
un 140:2~1-267 t57. (miRA 11:6)
13 Yovskly goeudaretvennyy universitet (for TSys', Gerenchuk, Dumin).
2.Laboratoriya aerometodov AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Sokolov,
Miroshnichenko, Petrov). 3.Inatitut geografii AN SSSR, Moskva (for
Armand, Sobolev). 4.Gosudarstvannyy universitet, Voronezh (for Millkov,
Tarasov). 5.Leningradaki3r gosudarstvennyy universitet (for Chochia,
Isachenko. Kazakova). 6.Kjomissiya okhrany prirody AN SSSR, Moskva (for
Protopopov). 7.Gosudarstvennyy universitet, Chernovtsy (Ifor Rybin).
8.Gosudaretvennyy universitet, Irkutsk (for Mellkheyev). 9.Go-
sudaretvennyy pedagogicheakiy institut im. V.I. Iranina, Moskva (for
Vasillyeva). 10.1fol'shaya Sovetskaya Intsiklopediya (for Zabelin).
ll.Gosudaretvennyy universitet, Tbilisi (for Saneblidze). 12.Kookovokly
gosudarsivennyy univ'ersitat (for Gvozdetskiy. Solntsev. Mikhaylov.
Parmuzin, Nikolayev, Ignat'Yev). 13.Torgovo-skonomichoskiy institut,
Lfvnv (for Perevalov). 14.Goeudarstvennyy institut im. Kapsukasa.
Villnyus (for Basalikas). 15-MuzeY zemleve'denlya Moskovskogo go-
sudaretvannogo universiteta.(for Yefremov, Kozlov). 16.Srednyaya shkola
No.13, Kiyev (for Kara-Mosko)o (johysical geography)

(r I F L.I-I/!- ,.-
I- -
MILIKOV. P.N.
Sow wordm In "fens@ of the forest-and-stappe geographical zone.
1xv. Vbss. geog. ob-va 89 no.6t548-550 X-D 157. (NM M12)
(Physical geography)

Mike -a-War-likolayovich, prof., GVOZIIICTSKIT, Nikolay Andreyevich, prof.;
KOY 0 - red.kart;; KOW313VA.
KAIIGOLIN. Ta.A., red,# KA
S.M., totho. red.
[Pbysical geography of the U.S.S.R., genaral surveyOkiropesin part
of the U.S.S.R.; the Gaucasus). A brief course of lectures]
Fisichaskate geografita SSSB; obshchtt obzor (Swropoiskata chant'
SSSR; Kovkmz). Kratkit kare laktaii. Koskva. Goo. izd-vo geogr:
lit-ry. 1958- 351 P. (MIRA 11.11)
1. Voroneshokyy gosudarstvennyy universitet (for MilIkov).
2. Koskovskiy gosuderetvannyy universitet (for Gwozdetskty).
(Physical geography)

fill".
t Jill
a
lux
lit j
'e.

MILIEDV. F.N.
Two-stage structure of P~ain rellefs. NmT-ch.doklvye.shkoIy-
gool.-geog.nauki no.1:144-1119 '58. (MIRA 12:2)
le Toroneshokly universitat, geografichaskly fakalltat. kafedra
fisichemkoy geografil,
(Plains)

MILIKOV, F.R.
Aspen brushweed, its distribution and origin, Nauch. dokl. vyi.
shkoly; gool.-geoge nauki no.3:150-157 158. (MIRA 12:1)
l.Voroneshokly uniyersitet, geografichookly fakulltat, kafedra
-fisichookey geografli,
(Aspen)

MIL"Xov F 1ji
AvTHOR: Gvozdetskiy, N.A. SOV10-58-4-25/28
TITLE: An Inter-University Conference on Dividing the USSR into
Economic Regions (Mezhvuzovskoye soveshchaniye po rayoni-
rovaniyu)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geograficheskaya, 1958,
nr 4% pp 146 - 149 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: From 1 - 5 February 1958, the Ministry of Higher Education
and the Moscow State University convened the above-mention-
ed conference. The purpose was to discuss the results of
the first year of planning for this division, and to plan
further development. The conference heard the following
reports: P.A. Letunov, N.N. Rozov and V.11. Fridland,
vorkers of the SOPS and the Soil Institute of the USSR
Academy of Sciences on "The Division of the USSR into Eco-
nomic Regions According to Soil and Climatic Factors";
S~D, CherenWshkin on the economic evaluation of the land;
Professor F.N. Millkov on a physical-geographical scheme
for an eco-n-om-i-e-Ti-vi-e-ron of the central black earth reg-
ions; V.K. Zhuchkova on research work done by the Moscow
Univergity on-ah-eco"nomic division of the black earth re-
Card gions; ~ypf~_qssor V.P..Popov, O.V. Poryvkina and A.I. Lan1ko

SOV-10-58-4-25/28
An Inter-University Conference on Dividing the USSR into Economic Regions
on the results of the -ork done in 1957 on an economic.di-
vision of the USSR according to physical-geographical con-
siderations; Yjj,~ __ v and Ye.V.
_nq~tqcL_,_,A.Ye. Matissen
Ishe'rskaya (Saratov geographers)'g--I~-.A.--Chazov.(Saratov
aiia Perm' University) and Professor_.G.G.__.Gr~gj9r (Tomsk
H. L 11-1
University) on an economic d vision of the USSR according
to physical-geographical considerations; M.S. Saneblidze,
N.K. Keremov and K. Oganyan on a scheme for an economic
division of the Tran3-Caucasian Republic; V.D. Bobok and
N,Yj. Dzens-Litovskaya (Leningrad University), K.G. Raman
(L-4tvian University), V.A. Dement!yev (Byelorussian Uni-
versity), A.V. Stupishin (Kazan) University), B.A. Lunin
(Kirghiz University) and Yu.A. Usmanov (Bashkir institute
of Agriculture) on the economic division of their respec-
tive regions; A.N, Rakitnikova (MGU) on "A 1"Iethod of Di-
-viding the Country into Agricultural Regions"; I.F.
Mujwl)on "The Experiment of Dividing the USSR into Agri-
cultural Region"; G.A. Kocharyan on "The Economic and Agri-
cultural Zoning of Armenia"; B.t. Perlin on "The Organi-
zation of Leading Agricultural Branches on the Example of
@;a Flax Cultivation in the Smolensk Oblast"'; S.I. Savenkov

AUTHOR: Yiillkov, F.11., Profecoor 26-58-5-47/57
TITLE: Nature in a Republic on 'Uhe Volgr River (Priroda pri-
volzhskoy respubliki) Ske6ches on the ueo-raphy of the
0
Tataria Republic (Ocherki po geografii Tatarii)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1958, Nr 5, pp 120 - 121 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One new book is listed with a short description.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Tataria Republic - Geography

~- KILIKOT, ~edar.Nlkolayevich; MARGOLIN, Ta.A., red.; KONOTALTUK, I.K.,
mladahiy red.; KISZMA, Z.A., red.kart; OMM, D.A.,
takhn.red.
[The riddle of pine forests growing on chalk outcrops] Zagadka
mlovykh barov. Moskva, Gos.Izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1959o 34 p,"
(MIRA 13i.2)
(Pine) (Paleobotany)

. NZINOV, -h4Qr_)Ijko1L&yevich; VOLKOII, A.G., red.ixd-va; MVNICVA.
YOU., tokhn.red-.-'--
(Main problems of physical geography; selected lectures]
Oanovnp problany ftsichaskol geogrefil; isbranup lektall,
Voronezh, lid-vo Toroneshakogo univ.. 1959. 167 p.
(NiRA 14.2)
(Physical geography)

KIL IKOV, F. N.
--I:Wn-d- `ford complexes and their study as a division of physical
geography. Nauch.dokl.vys.shkoly; geol.-geog.naukl n0.1:15-20
1590 (KERA 12:6)
1. Yoronexhakly universitat. geograficheekly fakalltet, kafedra
fisichaskoy geografti.
(Physical geography)

MILIKOV, F.H.
Professor G.D.Rikhter; on his 60th birthday* Uuch.deklovyx.
shkoly; gool.-geog.nauki no.2:223-224 159. (MIR& 12:8)
(Rikhter, GavriAl Dmitrievich, 1899-)

MILIKOOV. Ador Nikolayevic --VASIL17EVA, O.S.. red.: KONOVALYUK# I.K.p
---- h~
mladshiy red.; KISUZVA, Z.A., red.kart; TILIVSKATA, M.N..
tekhn.red.
(Dictionary-reference book on physical geography] Slovars-spra-
vochnik po fizicheskoi geografii. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo geogr.
lit-ry, ig6o. 269 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Physical geography--Dictionaries)

MILIKOV, F.11.
On the 100th anniversary of Jkluard AleksandrovicY, &ers=ann's
death. Vest.Mook. un. 9er. 5: Geog. 15 no.4:62-63 il - Ag 16o.
(Braremann, Jduard Aleksandrovich, 1794 - 1860)

MILIKOV., Fedor Nikolaywrich
f Plrj sic ogeographical zoning of central chernozer. provinces
Fiziko-geograficheskoe raionlrovanie tsentra-IInykh chernc.-
zemnykh oblastei. Voronezh, Izd-vo Voronezhskogo univ.,
1961. 261 p. (MIRA 19-5)

HILIKOV Fedor NikOlMtVich; STIUGIN, V.M., red.; KONOVAIZUK9 I.K..,
- F- CI__
mIsdably red.; GOLIMN, A.V., red. kartj BURLAKA, N.P.,,
tokhn. red.
[Central region of the European part of the U.S.S.R.; studio
of nat,"e) Sredniaia polosa. Evropeiskoi chasti, SSSR: ochark
prirody. Moskvaj Goo. izd-vo geogr. 1-it-ry, 1961,,, 215 P.
IRA 15;2)
(Physioal geograpby)

MILIKOV F N
c-
Geography of residual watershed hills in the Central Russian
Uplmd. Vent. Monk. un. Ser-5: Geog. no.2:24-26 Ar-Ap 161.
(MIRA 1/,:4)
1. Kafedra fisichookoy geografii VoronezhBkogo universiteta.
(Central Russian Upland-Physical geography)

MILILOWN F.K.-
Present state of the *aching of geographical zones. Izv.Vor.
otd.Goog.ob-va no*3:3-34 061. (MM 15:11)
(ramical geography)

MILIKOV, F.N.
Results of dividing the Central Black Earth Region into physico-
geographical region-c. Vop. geog. no.51:42-4-8 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Centr4l Black Earth Region--Physical geography)

MILIKOV Fedor - prof.; GVOZDETSKIY, Nikolay Andreyevich,
pmf.1 STRIGIN, V.M., red.; BELICHENKO, R.N.,, sladshiy red.;
GOLnSYxV.AoV.,.r9d. kart; KOSHKLEVA, S.M., tekhn. red.
[Physical geography of the U.S.S.R.; general survey, the
3uropean part of the U..S.S.R. and the Camoasus]Fizicheaksia
geografila SSSR; obshchii obsor: Wropeiskaia chast' SSSR,
Kavkas. Hoolva, Geografgis, 1962. ' 475 P. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Voroneshokly gosudarstvennyy universitet (for MilIkov).
2, Mookovskiy gosudarstyennyy universitet (for Gvozdetakiy).
(Physical geography)

MILIKOV-P-14- --
.L .0
Severa.1 general problems in plotitdng small-scale Ian3f :,it maps.
Mat. Kom. po land. kart, no.2,,45-54 162. (MIRA 16,-10)

MILIKOV, F.N.
&-7r-TTI-Ivan,-v-ich Tanfillev and some problems of the geography
of the Russian Plain. Trudy Od. un. 152. Ser. geol* i geogo
nauk m.9.-29-42 162* (MIRA 17:6)

MILIXOVI F. ff.
Andrei Nikolaevich Kra=ov; an the 100th amiversary of his
birth. Test. Moak. un. Ser. 5t Geog. 17 no.5:69-71 S4 162,,
(KM 15310)
(Ilrasnov, Andrei Nikolaevieb, 1862-1914)

MILIKOV, F.N.
Landform dissymmetry of the Central Russian Upland. Vest. Mosk.
un. Ser. 5: Geog. 18 no.4:67-69 Jl-Ag'63. (MIRA, 17:2)

MILIKOVS FR.-:~
*Development of physicogeographical concepts in Russia in the 140
and the beginning of the 20th century" by A.A.Grigorlev. Izv.Vses.-
geog.ob-va 95 no.3-.271-272 YV-Je 163. OURA 16:8)
(Physical geography) (Grigorlev, A.A.)

,MILIKOV, F. N,
Development of present-dty landfom complexes. Izv Vass geog
ob-va 96 no. 1:14-22 -fa-F 164. (MIRA 17:5)

MILIKOV,, Fedor Nikolayevich; MARGOLIN, Ya.A., red.; KONOVALYUK,
I.K., mlad. red.
[Natural zones of the U.S.S.R.] Prirodnye zony SSSR. Mo-
skva,, Izd-vo "Mys1l," 1964. 324 P. (MIRA 17:7)
W.'.

VaLIKOV, F.11.
New data on the a(.tivo ciia-Lk karst of' Cent,raj usFia-,i Uplan-,
Nauch. zap. Vor. otd. Gefig. Qb-va,6,5.-?O 363. (MIRA 17~9)

MITLIKOV F.N.
Geographival landforms and geographical architecture. Izv.
Vaes. geog. ob-va 96 no.5s420-422 S-0 164. (14TRA 17.U)

MILIKOVI FIN.
Nature of t-geless ]And in the East European Plain. Geog.sbor.
Llvov.otd.(eog.ob-va SSSR no.8-20-27 164.
(MIRA 18:5)

mm'Kay'l.j.,
First regional results of interuniversity studies on the physico-
geographical regionalization of the U.S.SoRo Izv, Vseso geog,
ob-va 96 no.31221-225 164 (KERA 17:8)

M-fLIKOV, F.N. --
Mhrl and chalk karst or the C;mtral hujZ)Aar, .,p!A.;;,n,:. Trady
11A)Ip 15:21-26 '65- (,-t-PA 18tol

RAYNOV, R., doteent; CEDUMIZOVA, Ye.; MILKOV, G.
------ ---
Ablopathogeneals oficute pancreatitis. TastAbIr. 83 B0.10129-31
0 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Is Imfedry operativnoy khtrurgli (saveduyubehly - dotment Rayko
hLynov) Sofiyokogo vyoshego maditelaskogo Insitituta (yarodnaya Ron-
publiks UUmrtya). Adres avtorov: Belgarlya, Sofiya. u1. Georgi
Soflyski, I Vysshly meditsinakly institut.
ZPANCRIATITIS etiology)

KOLIXOVSKIP Nq MILKOV,, G.
Primr7 suture in Infected gumbot wounds or sort tismns
associated -with loniting- radiation Injuries. Mdrurglia 15
00.9/101853-856 162. '
2. In latedrats. po eperativ= kbirurgila a topegrafskit anatomila
pri MAI Mash mditsinski inatitut] - Soma.
(VOUNDS GUNSHOT) (VOUNDS INMTION)
(RADIATION INJURE EXPVJXMAL)

IKILKOV, G.
Experizwntal data fm the neurovegetative control of carbo-
by,drate metabolism before and after gastrid resection, Wauch,
tr. visob. -mod. inst. Sofia 41 no.2,.ni-vi l62.
1. Predstavena. ot rref. R. Rainov.
(POSTGASTRECTONY SYNDROMES)
(CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM)
(BLOOD SUGAR) -(EPINEPHRINE)
(ACETYLCHOLINE) (AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM)

~9*9y), P,,; ANDRUV, Tsv.
Actinoqreovis of the anterior abdominal vall following
appendectmq. Khirurgiia (Sofiia) 16 no-4:396-399 163.
1. Iz Katedrata po operativna, khirurgiia a topografska anatomiia
pri VMI [Vissh meditsinski institut] - Sofiia.
ABDOMINAL WALL) (ACTINWCOSIS)
~APPENDECTCKY) (POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS)

KWOV,G.
Pathologic changes in the abdominal organs during temporary
thoracic aorta occlusion., Nauch. tr.vissh.med. inst. Sofiia
42 no.4t69-73 163
1. Chair of Operative SurFei:~v and Tonorran~lic Anatr~rq-Y,
rectort prof, DKapI-Uinov)', Hedi6al Institute ~ in S?.5fia.

MILKOV, G.
Cu the clinical diagnosis and pathogenesis of the dumping
syndrome following gastric resection. Khirurgiia (Sofiia)
18 no-4s441-"7 165.
1. Katedra po operativna khirurgiia a topografska anatomlia,
Vissh meditsinski institut, Sogiia (vr. rukovoditel - prof.
G. Kapitanov).

ANTONYUK, B.N.; DF.NFSYUK. I.P.j KUROV, Yu.P.; VAYWIMYN, A.I,,, B'"'I'MDUKOV. V,A,.-.
VEITSMA.N$ M.B.- IVANOYP A.A.; TVANOV, A.S.; GAYEVSKrf, B.t.-
L.K.; KOZELITSEV, L.I.; KINALM, S,G,-, KROS"111,
ZUBKOVSKIY,l B.P,; TZYUMOV, B.N.; M)FLISHTEYN, V.I.; KOCHVTYOV. V.P.;
BUBLIKOV, A.V.; D7HANASHTYA, V.k,
Patents. Bum. I der. prom. no.1153-54 Ja-Mr 1~,5.
(MlRA 18tlO)

MILIKOV, G.Ye.
Modernization of OK-35 and OK-66 debarkers. Der. prom. 15 no.l:
10-11 Ja 166. (MIRA 19:1)

MILKGVj,-J!,."- ~
Ch the-treatment of traumatic hydrops and bemarthrosis of the
knee joint vith hydrocortisone. Khirargiia 15 no.9/10:964-966
162.
1. Is khirurgichnoto otdelenie pri Voennata bolnitea - Sliven.
(F.DEKA) (HYDROCORTISOME) (KNEE INJURIES)
(HEMORRRAGE)

F~ULCARIA
11aj (Maior) Iordan MILXOV and Maj Stefan BELOV, MC
"Three Cases of Inva-Sination"
Sofia, Voenno Meditsinsko Delo, Vol 18, No 2, 1963; pp 54-57..
-1
Abstract: Case reports of an infant aged 7 months with ileus, and of
2 soldiers with unspecific "acute abdomen" found to be due to
intestinal invagination and treated surgically with success.
bil -j

MILKOVIC, Ivan, inz.
News from-the Factilty of Civil Engineering. Gradevinar 16
no. 8%300 Ae 164.
1. Chairman, Council of the Faculty of Civil Engineering,
Zagreb,

MILIKOV. K.; BLOKH. V.; AMBLICHANKO, M.
Toward a radicalreorganization of management. Sote.trud
4 n0-7:106-115 J1 159- (MR& 13:4)
1. Nachal'nik otdola truds t sarabotuoy plat7 Karel'skogo
sovnarkhoza (for Mil'kov). 2. Direktor Moskovskogo zavoda
ovetotekhnicheskikh Isdelly (for Blokh)- 3. Nachallnik otdola
truda I zarabotnoy platy Upravlaniya metallurgichookoy pronV-
shlennosti.
(Industrial nrgunization)
OW

NAVRODINOV, ff.; BWVq IU; POPNIKOLOV, S.
Divauselen on our experience with patients with heart diseasie
examined by classical clinical methods from the viewpoint of
valyulotaW. Suvr. med. U.no.193-7 163.
(NITRAL STENOSIS) (RRSMTIC WART DISUSI)
HURT SURMT) (MUff CATHCTMUZATION)
TROCARDIOMM) (PHOWCARDIOGRAPErf)
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MILKOV, L. Ye.
Effect of intensive noise on the functional state of the nervous system.
GigA san. 25 noo9s26-31 S 160, (MIRA 13 s 9)
1. Is nevrologicheskogo otdoloniya klimiki Instituta gigiyeny truda
i professionalin7kh sabolevaniy AMN SSSR.
(NERVOUS SYSTEK) (NOISE-PHYSIOLOGICAL EMCT)

NILKOV, L.Ye.
Effect of industrial noise on som functions of the nervous
system. Sov.)bd. 27 no-7289-92 J1163. (Iff-RA 16:9)
1. Iz Instituta gigiyeny truda i professionallrqkh zabolevaniy
AHi SSSR.
(NERVOUS SYSTEM) (NOISE-PHISIOLOGICAL EMCT)

WCES low MR: ~-AP5006981 S-/0140165/-060ZO02/0029/0033-~I
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TITIE,~-Chahges-iti;thim-bioelectric activity of the brain and certala vegetative
vascular reactions under the influence of noise
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ABSTRACT.,- The authors studied the effect of high frequency noise of UO decibels
two groups of persons under laboratory conditions: individuals working in a
.;noisy shcp and a control group. The indices taken included EEG, EKG, the critical

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electric cerebral activity. In comparison with control gr*UP-,, workers in the noisy
shops maintained more stable blood pressure levels; however, their pulse rates
increased in response to the primary effect of noise. Orig. art. Mat 2 figures.

L 44304-36 t
ACC NR, AP6018225 OV) SOURCE CODE: UR/0391/66/000/006/0006/0010
AUTHOR: Metlina N. B. (Moscow)- (Moscow); Shatalov. N. N. (Pbscow);
Ponomareva, N. 1. (Moscow)
ORG: Institute of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, AM SSSR (Institut
gigiyeniy truda i profzabolevanty AMN SSSR)
TITLE: Soms clinical data on effects produced by vibrations of different frequencies
SOURCE: Gigiyena truda i professional'ny-e zabolevaniya, no. 6, 1966, 6-10
TOPIC TAGS: human physiology, industrial hygiene, vibration biologic effect
ABSTRACT: A.total of 115 subjects aged up to 40 was studied to determine the com-
parative effects of high- and low-frequency vibrations. The first group (36 subjects:
was made up of workers with 5 years of service exposed to high-frequency vibrations
(500-900 cps; 50 V (microns)). The second group of 77 subjects with 10 years
service was exposed to low-frequency vibrations (12-20 cps; 12-14 mm). The two
groups differed in the nature and degree of reactions to vibrations. Low-frequency
vibrations affected the.sympathetic nervous system and Inhibited the cutaneous motor,
vestibular, and auditory analyzers. High-frequency vibrations caused the premature
development of the angiospantle syudrome in the hand, Vestibular analyzer function
and pain sensitivity werealtered in this group. lit all likelihood, the angiospagdi
SVqndrome was cau ed by the disruption of peripheral autonomic atructures..
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NARODEN PARY, VITOSHA; PUTEVODITELI (-,ITOSHA PEOPlZS' PARKi A GUIDEBOOK,
BY) D. SUGAREV, M. KILKOV I K. SHCPC)V. SOFIYA, DURZ[i:"tVDIO IZD-VO ZA FIZKULTUFI,'A
I SPORTNO-TEKWITICHESKA LMJLNTUR.~') 1956. 145 p. ILLUS., MPS.

4#ft=I1rY, [
. ~Ikov M. Ijj. h.
_jn7
Determining the moment of inertia of the flywheel of a machine
unit due to forces depending on speed and position. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. no.12:5-14 164. (MIRA 18;3)
1. Leningradskiy politekhnicheakiy institut.

dUhmf= Juice st low tmmgtm or Mvs= qt
bod=Uon of.
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morulld aild M. N..-Md'kov (SaAW,

~91 ~j R-W*- *1*111 _"M ~d.tekhn.nauk
(Prefabricated wooden panels for ceilings in two- and three-storied
dwellings] Derevlannye industriallnys paneli perekrytii dlia malo-
etashnogo shilishchnogo stroitel'stva. Sverdlovek, Urallskii
nauchno-leal. In-t Akad.komma.khoz., 195.9. 55 -P. (MIRA 12:2)
(Ceilings) (Wood)
$V

CHUVA'fOV,, V.V.; BEREZIN, N.N.j METSGERq E.Kh.; NAGIN# V.A.; KARTASHOV,
N.A., kand. tekhn. oauk, dote.; ~ 9 kand. tekhn.
nauk; BYCHKOV, M.I., kand. tekhn.nauk, dote.; SUKHAMOV, V.P.9
SHLYAPIN, V.A.; KORZHENKO,, L.I.; ABRA?ffCHEVq TO.P.1 KAZANTSEV,
I.I.; YARESIKO, V.F.; LUKOYANOV, Yu.N.; DUDAROV, V.K.; BALINSKIY,
R.P.; KOR13TKOVSKIY, A.E.; PONOMAREV, I.I.; NOVOSELISKIY, S.A.,
kand. tekhn.nauki dots.; ILIINYKH, N.Z.; TSITKIKv N.A.; ROGOZHIKp
G.I.; PRAVOTOROV, B.A.; ORWV, V.D.; RACHINSKIY, K.N.1 KULTYSHEV9
V.N.; SMAGIN, G.K.; KUZNETSOV, V.D.; MACHERET9 I.G.; SHEGAL, A.V.;
GALASHOV, F.K.; ANTIPIN, A.A.; SHALAKHIN, K.S.; HASCI&TAYEV, I.M.;
TISHCHENKO, Ye.I.; FOTIYEV, A.F.; IPPOLITOV, M.F.; DOROSIKSKIY,
G.P.; RDZHKOV, Ye.P.; RYUMIN, N.T.; AYZENEERG, S.L.; GOLUBTSOV,
N.I.; VUS-VONSOVICH, I.K., inzh., retsenzent; GOIDVKIN, 4 M., inzh.,
retsenzent; GUSELETOV, A.I., inzh., retsenzent; KALUGIN, N.I.,
insh., retmenzent; KRAMINSKIY, I.S., inzh., retsenzent; MAYIE,
O.Ya., inzh., reteenzent; OZERSKIY, S.M.,, insh.,, reteenzent; SKOBLO,
Ya.A., dots., retaenzent; SPERANSKIY, B.A., kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; SHAIAMOV, KYe., inzh., reteenzent; VOTNIGH, N.F., inzh.,
red.; GETLING, Yu., rod.; CHERNIKHOV, Ya., tekhn. red,,
[Construction handbook) Spravochnik stroitelia. Red.kollegiia: M.I.
Bychkov I dr. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo. Vol.l. 1962.
532 p. Vol.2. 1963. 462 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Construction industry)

137-58-5-9130
Translation from, Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 5, p 54 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Lapteva, M. F., Mil'kov, S. P.
TITLE: Increasing the P-r-o-d-u-ctivity of Electrosmelting Arc Furnaces
(0 povyshenii proizvoditel'nosti dugovykh elektroplavil'nykh
pechey)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchn. stud. o-va. Gor1kovsk. politekhnich. in-t,
1957, Nr 1, pp 64-68
A!~E`A.RACT: A presentation of results of an investigation of the operation
of two 10-t electric furnaces employed at the Gor'kiy automobile
plant. The furnaces operate with transformers rated at 1950 kva
and 2250 kva and are primarily employed for superheating (by
1700C on average) of liquid pig iron from cupola furnaces. Opti-
mal electrical control schedules for the furnaces were calcu-
lated with the aid of a universal diagram for an electric-arc
furnace installation. The maximum useful power of the arcs of
the two furnaces amounts to 1767 kw and 1885 kw, respectively;
the optimal effective power is approximately 1500 kw and 1690
kw. It is calculated that by employing operational control sched-
Ca rd I /Z ules as recommended by the author the productivity of the

137-58-5-9130
Increasing the Productivity of Electrosmelting Arc Furnaces
furnaces may be increased by approximately 24%, while the specific con-
sumption of electric energy may be reduced by approximately 30%. V.T.
1. Iron--Production 2, E,.ectric arc furnaces--Performance
Card 2/2

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Club for young astronautao On- nat. no-5:22-25 My 163*
(KMA 16:7)
(Space biology) (Astronautica)

1. NOV.- -.
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BULGII-1-1
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yor), !,adicnl Cor,pc (Moditsinskata, "luzhba).
"The Problem of tjIo Dc-ploymont of Divisional Firot-a-id Stations."
i.0
Sofia, Vocn-no I.Teditsinsko IDelo, Vol 18, 5, October 1963, pp 3-8.
Abstract: On the basis o-.-" eXperinent's norformod durin- the past two
years with various alternatives of deployment among divisional first-
aid stations for purposes of Maximum speed and effectiveness, the
author makes sevoral suggestions for chango in existinG plans, viz.,
property should be loaded not by types but according to functional
distinctions (to nrevent complotG breakdo;ms in work if one vehicle
faiI3 or becomes unusable), nornonnel should be divided into working
Uroups so as to cut down Dy one-quarter on the time needed to arrive
at battle readiness, the sorting and evacuation sections should be
consolidated in a oinale sorting-evacuation unit for greater efficiency
in the evacuation and treatment of the wounded,
Ono table, 12 Sovict-bloc references of recent date.
1/1

141LI OV, R.P.; GOLIDGOF, B.G.
Standard secondary-commutation circuits for the KSO-2UM
chamberse Prcm.energ, 16 no,9:40-43 3 161, (MIRA :L4:8)
(Electric power distribution-Equipment and supp3ies)

MILIKOV, Th.P.
Battery powered radio center for schools. Fiz. v shkole 13 no.5:60-64
S-0 153. (MLRA 6:8)
1. Krasnosel'skaya arednyaya shkola Kirovskoy obl. (Radio in education)

CZECHOSWVIJal,/Electronics - Semi-conductor Devices and Photoclements H-8
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, NO 4., 1959., Ifo 6232
Author Milkova Eva
Inst ~er i ~tute of Electrotechnical Physics, Prague, Czech-
oslovakia
Title High Power Transistors
Orig Pub Slaboproudy obzor,, 1958, 19, No 71 423-428
Lbstract Brief description of the construction of high power transistcrr.
and listing of the value of the principal parameters of
power transistors produced in Czechuslovakia, and abroad.
Characteristic curves are given for the most important alec-
tric and teriperatirre properties and relationships for a
transistor with a dissipation power of 10 watts. -- Authorls
resume
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OIRG: A~_ S...Popov.Comunications Enginee--Lng Research Institute, Arague (Vyzk=W
ustav pro sdelovaci t4chniku A. So Popova)
TITIE: Cut-off frequency of transistors
SOURCE: ISlaboprow1y obzor, v.'26,, no. 1,, 196% 14-18
TAGS: trazidistorp semiconductor researchi eignal-frequency
ABSTRACT: The relationship between the
reut-6kf ftequjency of transistors and thelk'dedIgn Is discussed. Transistors
sic
ith a.homoeeneous basep with a diffused base.. and with a diffused Ndintrin
W V-n-i-p,transl
ib stor) am discussed Me dependence Of the drift t e
ar
Mpon Ahe diffusion. layer's conflauration is:calcuUted# under certain sftplify-
iins conditions.- For a special casep the dependence of hole mobility on the Con-
~centration of the doPing stms 15 cOnsIdereds and the maxb= concentration in
tthe emitter region Is comLrxted vhich gives the otpingm I-Inquency behavior of the
transistor It IS then shom that t&G configgratiou of the diffusion layer
[.plays an.. ftortauit role In the p-w-j-p transistor) whereas the total thickness
a speot t116 p.-n-L-p translator dif-
of the base ia, of Mal I ftortanCe: - In thl Ze
t:fers :ft= the other transistor tnws conclusions, the theoretical and eVe,
mental.~results 4r6'.do#ared- 'Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 32 formalaso
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AUTHORS: Smirnova, 1. V., Topchiyeva, K. 76-1-6/32
L. P.
TITLE: The Adsorption of Alkylaromatic Hydrocarbons From
Solutions by Means of Industrial Catalysts. 1.
(Adsorbtsiya iz rastvorov alkilaromaticheskikh
uglevodorodov na promyshlennykh katalizatorakh. I.)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khimii, 1950, Vol. 32, Nr 1, PP. 43-48
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The question of the problem of the influence of the
conjugated double compound in the side chain of an aromatic
ring or the adsorption from a solution is treated by means
of the example of isopropylbenzene and isopropenylbenzene
adsorbed by industrial catalysts. The systems investigated
here are infinitely intermixin.- liquids. The adsorption of
isopropylbenzene from solutions in n-heptane and in carbon
tetrachloride, the adsorption of isopropenylbenzene from
solutions in n-heptane by means 0of industrial catalysts of
Houdry and aluminum oxide at 2o C was inveotit;ated. The
adsorption isothermal lines pass through a maximum and
Card 1/3 cross the concentration axis in a Doint near to c. = l/Vm.

The Adsorption of Alkylaromatic Hydrocarbono From 76-1-6/32
Solutions by Means of Industrial Catalysts. I.
Vm - the molecular volume of carbon, cs - the concentration.
Up to the concentrations correspondinj to the maximum the
adsorption remains monomolccular. The authors shoyr that the
selective adoorption of isopropylbenzone is essentially
greater from a compound with n-heptane than with a compound
with carbon tetrachloride. The authors stafed that the
molecules of the al!,j- 'laromatic hydrocarborts investiL,,ated
here are, with the benzene rinl- level, orientated parallel
to the catalyDt surface in the case of an adsorption from
solutions in n-heptane. The authors also show that the
presence of a conjuSated double compound in the side chain
of the aromatic ring at the transition from isopropylbenzene
to isopropenyl-benzene esuentia'lly increases the adsorption
potential2 This pr2ves the change of the molecular constant
from 6o R to 56 R in the case of isoprenylbenzene. There
are 4 figures, 3 tables, nnf. 29 referenceb, 11 of which are
Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow State University irieni M. V. Lomonosova
(Moskovskiy Cosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova)
Card 2/3

The Adsorption of Alkylaromatic Hydrocarbons From 76-1-61 '31
Solutions by Means of Industriul Catalysts. I.
SUBMITTED: Angitst 3, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Con6resD
Card 313

- MILIKOVA, L.P.; FORAY-KOSHITS, M.A.
Lattice parameters, symmetry of crystals and main features of
the structural pattern of some metafluoberyllates. Izv. AN
SSSR. Ser. fiz. 26 no.3:368-377 Mr 162 (14MA 15:2)
(Fluoberyllates) iCrystallography)

AFANASIYEVA, G.N.; VOLIF. L.A.; MFOS, A.I., GORBACHEVA, V.O.; MIKHAYLOV, N.V.;
MILIKOVA, L.P.
Thermoplasticization stretching of polyvinyl alcohol fibers.
Khim. volok. no.5:16-19 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. T-eningradskiy tekstilInyy institut imeni S.M. Kirova, (for
Afanastyeva, Vollf, Meos). 2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellakly
institut iskusstvennogo volokna (for Gorbacheva, Mikhaylov, (Millkova).