SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOTSKUS, I. B. - MOTULEVICH, G. P.

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I.IOTUU,S. 1._& (Kaunas); SULM4US, VA. LSaltJanisp V-1 (Kaunas)
Algorithm for the opr'.Imim design and multiaLage development of rural
electric power distribution networks. Izv. AN SS9R- Otd. tekh. naak*
Energ. i transp. nool;24-35 T&-F 163. (MIRA 16--5)
(Rural electrification) (Electric power distribution)

MOTSKUS# I.B. [mockto, 1.1 (KaUMB)
Methods for integral Urivar of aorae riordineur proc-
lems of optim= deuign. Izv. Ali SSSR. Energ. i traiwp. no.43410-
416 J1-A9 963. (MIRA 16.11)

- MOTSMS J.D.; FELIDBAUMp A.A.
~'J, Symposium on multiextremal problems. Avtom. i telem. 24 no.11:
1597-1598 N 163, (MM 16tl2)

XOTSKUS, I.B. (Nookus, 1.1 (Kaunas)
- - -,7-- -
I
I
- , Method fot distributing random testa in
problems. Zhur. vych. mat. i mat. fiz. ,
Mr-Ap 164.
solving axtrez=
no.2080-385
(MIRA 17-7)

:;Lcipancs wer.e-aule-ca xinuaaLuriuns
)ertinefit--c4lculationO on'the BHSM-2X.

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AUTHOR: Leon", V. L..' Motskus. 1. B.
ORG: * none
TITLE: Sequential search method used for optimizing closed-loop systems and
networks
SOURCE: AN LatSSR. Institut elektroniki i vychislitallnoy tekhniki. AvtowAtika
i vychislitel'n&yW_te00Ka__, no. 10, 1965, 33-42
TOPIC TAGS: optimi2$ation, graph theory
ABSTRACT: The problem of optimization (cost minimization) of an electric.
~*ansportation, gas-digtribution, heat-distribution, or other industrial systems in
presented as a directed graph; the costs are represented by nonlinear functions!
graph branches. If the cost function is convex, the methods of linear and
pjpvex programing are applicable. If the cost function is not necessarily convex,
5 approximate method of sequential search is recommended. The well-know
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techniques of exploratory search with graph "trees" are described; a global
minimum of each variable in found. If the cost function represents a sum or a
product of individual functions that depend on one variable, a global minimum is
reached; in other cases. the minimum attained still lies pretty close, to the global I
minimum. Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 13 formulas, and I table. t
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AUTHOR: Motskus, I. B.
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ORG: none
TITLE: One sequential procedure of statistical solution of extremal problems
SOURCE: AN LatSSR. Institut elektroniki i vychi s lite l'noy tekhaiki. Avtonriatika i
v)rchislitel'naya tekhnika, no. 10, 1965, 77-102
TOPIC TAGS: optimization, automatic control R and D, extremal automatic control
ABSTRACT: The problem of finding minimum of a multiextremal function with an
allowance for trial losses is considered. All trials consist of two parts: (1) Search
trials which determine the subrange that comprises (2) The remaining trials. A
procedure of statistical decisions is given for the case when the law of distribution of
the cost U a U(x) of the object is logarithmically normal; x a (xi) , I a 1 # 2 #... # I
where xi are independent variables which determine the state of the object. The
statistical procedure approaches its optimum as the member m of trials increasew
with m --v oo,it converges into a Bayes solution that corresponds to a given &-priori
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distribution of the mathematical expectation of the lower sample of- U. The procedun
includes these steps: the law of distribution of U with a random x; the mathematical
expectation of the lower sample of U; the maximum likelihood estimators for
parameters of the distribution function F(u); the asymptotically normal estimator of
the mathematical expectation of the lower sample of U; the conditional probability
density of parameter M; the function of a conditional distribution of the difference of
mathematical expectations of two lower samples of U lying in disjoint regions; the
mathematical expectation of losses due to placing the available trials into one of the
disjoint regions; calculation of the cost of errors with a given number of trials;
asymptotically optimal plan of sequential sampling; case of normal distribution:
partition of the total space into a set of disjoint regions; Mmultistep partition. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures and 117 formulas.
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MOTSKUS, M.B.j FFLIDBAUM, A.A.
Symposium on multioptimalizing problems. Izv. AN SSSR. Tekh.
kib. no,5,.175-176 S-0 063. (MIRA 16:12)

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MMAYA, M.Ya.,.kand.med.nauk
SigWicanee of comparing clinical and ancephalographical data in
evaluating braln tumors of immature histostructure and salignant
coarmee Problsovreneixokbirs 4:131-135 162. (MIRA 16S2)
(BUN-CANCER) (ELECTRMWCEPHALOGRAPHr)

MOTSNYYv A.V.; SHIIAN, F.I.; BAZILEVSKIY, A.R.; VOLOSHINA, N.M.
Treating internal surfaces of ingot molds with a povdered-Wtal
paste. Sbor.rats.predl.vnedr.v proizv. no.5:17 160. (MIRA 14:F)
1. Yenakiyevskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod.
(Foundries-Equipment and supplies)

morsuly'-p.re.
Vaterialm on the characteristics of centrsl excitation. Fiziol.zhur.
(Ukr.) I no-1:7-14 Ja-F 155.
(HIBA 9:9)
1. DnipropetrovO kiv derzhavniv universitst, Kafedra fiziologii
l.vudint i tvarin.
(SPINAL CORD)

KOTSWY P.To
Bloolectric saulfest&tlons In spinal cord centers In InhIbItIon.
Fistol.shar. 41 no-3:3"-352 MY-Jo '55. (NLRA 8:8)
1. Kafedr& fistologli cholowsks I shivottWkh Duspropotravokogo
Gosudarstyannogo univereltoU.
(SPIXAL CORD. plWsloloff,
blol-olectric sanifeet. In InhIb. In cats)

MOTSM, P. To.
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Work of the Denpropetrovsk branch of the Ukmialan Society of
Physiologists, Biochemists. and Pharmacologists 71stol.shar.
41 no.4:592 JI-Ag 155. iNVIA 8:10)
(PHTSIOLOGY-SOCIVIIIS) (BIOCHIMISTET-SOCIMIS)
(PHARMACOWGT.a-SOCISTINS)

MOTSIffy, P. To.
MMNTY, P. Ye. ONaterial on the Characteristics of Central Inhibition.0
Leningrad Order of Lenin State U Imeni A. A. Zhdanov.
Leningrad, 1956. (Dissertation for Degree of Doctor in
Biological 3cienco)
So: FmIshays Letopis', No. 17, 1956.

USSR/Ifurmn and Animal Physiology. Nervous System. Spinal Cord. T-10
,I.ba Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 12, 1958, 56oO3.
-uthor : ZRLEML-P - -Ye -
Inst : Acadeqy of Sciences Gecrgian SO.
Title : The Effect of Polarization of Motor Centers upon
Spinal Cord Reflexes in Warn-Blocded Animals in
Connection with the Problem of the Character (-,f
Reciprocal Inhibition.
nrij~ Pub: V sb.: Probl. sovrer.-.. fiziol. nervn. i myshechn.
sistem. Tbilisi, ;,N GruzSSR, 1956, 13-223.
(50t-I
inducted into the anterior horn and throu(,;h an indif-
f0rent electrode which was fastened on the dorsal
muacles of spinally anesthetized cats. Before nembutal.
was administered, both the anode and cathode polariza-
,*,batract: Direct current was led through a r-icroelectrode
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USSB/Human and Animal Physiology. Nervous Systera. Spinal Cord. T-10
Abs Jour: Foof Zhur-Diol., No 12, 1958, 56W3.
tion of motor centers caused a weakening in reflectory
reactions (IRR). in the presence of deep narcosis, the
anode which was connected to the microelectrode, in-
creased the P.R. However, the cathode's inhibitory
effect upon the IM was displayed in a stronger manner.
The cathode polarization of motor centers by current
stimuli of short duration (with exponential increases
and decreases) caused two-phase changes of the RR
curve. The latter was first reinforced and then de-
pressed (for a longer period of time). The changes
of the RR curve, which were observed when the above
indicated method of motor center polarization was used,
proved to be comparable to the changes of the sam
RR under the influence of afferent impulse discharges
from the contralateral (in other words, inhibiting)
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MOTSN,YY,-P-,-prof.
Electricity of neurons. Nauka i zhyttia 12 no.11:30-31 N
162. (PURA 16:1)
(NERVES) (ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY)

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AVTHORS: Andreyesku, N., and ook
TITLE. The influence of irradiation in the nuclear reactor of
the Bucharest Institute of Atomic Physics on the
magnetic properties of certain ferrites used in
automatic devices
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.2, 1963, 4. abstract 2 B 27. (Rev. phys. RPR, v-7,
no.2, 1962, 163-191)
TEXT. The influence of irradiation on the magnetic
-characteristics (HMO S Bs Hat B r/BM and 1A BH of ferrites with
a rectangular hysteresis loop and ferrites of high permeability
prepared in the Institute of Atomic Physics was investigated.
Toroidal cores of the following analysis were irradiated:
Fe203* ZnO.Me1O.Me20, where Me 1 and Me 2 are ions of Mn, Mg, Ni.
The samples were irradiated in a neutron flux with an intensity of
12 2
16 x io neutrons/cm .sec. The magnetic properties of ferrites
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;with a rectangular hysteresis loop were little changed by an
18 2
irradiation dose of (1-7 - 2.6) x 10 neutrons/cm In ferrite&
of high H. and very rectangular permeability curves, the
-permeability falls and the curve is somewhat less rectangular after
irradiation. Test results on ferrites of high permeability show
that the maximum hysteresis loop is little changed by neutron
irradiation although the initial permeability and the permeability
in weak fields are diminished. The diminution is associated with
changes in the grain structure of the ferrites, perhaps due to
dislocation or to defects in the crystal lattice. Changes in the
rectangularity after irradiation may be due to reduction in the
degree of uniformity caused by radiation.
5 figures, 6 references.
ASSOCIATION: In-t atomnoy fiziki, Bukharest, RNR
(Institute of Atomic Physics, Bucharest, RPR)
~Abstractorls note; Complete translation.3
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AUTHOR: Motsokheyn, . Portnoy, T.Z. 90-58-6-3/7
TITLE: An Adjustable Electric Drive for Drilling Pumps (Reguliruyemyy
elektroprivod dlya burovykh nasosov)
PERIODICAL: Energeticheskiy B.,ruileten', 1958, Nr 6, pp 15-21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author demonstrates that thR use of an un-reg-ulatable drive
does not permit drilling pumps to function at their full hy-
draulic efficiency, since ii is impossible to select the opti-
mum productivity for the different depth stages of the bore
hole. A regulatable electric drive has many advantages in this
respect in that: the full dri,re power of the pump can be used,
the number of bush changes in the pump can be cut to a minimum
and in a number of cases two pumps working normally can be used
instead of three. In addition, altering the rotation speed
permits the driller to make allowances for the depth of the
bore hole, maintain any I;res5ure constant, adJust working speeds,
etc. Modern drilling pumps permit regulation of the drive
within the limits 0.8 - 1.25. A typical regulatable electric
drive for drilling pumps manufactured by the Uralmashzavod is
described. There are 4 graphs, 1 circuft diagram, 3 tables and
Card 1/1 6 3ovipt rpfRrenrps.
1. Drilling machines-Equipment 2. Punip drives-Slectric-Operation

KOTSOKHRYM, B.I.
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Survey of the present-day designs of pulsation dammners and the
analytical method for determining d V. Trudy MKI no.23:158-175
1580 (MIRL 12:1)
(Oil well pumps) (Oil fields-Mquipment and supplies)

ffRr;T ISM. Malay ronstantinovich, GUMOV, Aleksancr
111coltWevich, lush.*, IVAXKOT# Pavel Alokmandrovich, lush.;
MIERAWT, Tras Tagramovich, kamd.t*khu,uwuk; KOVUSOT,
Nerves Soradovich, lush.; NOISCKHM, B is lostfoylph. luzh.;
TBONSXIT, LJF,, v9dwhahly rod.; PMOSITA. A.3., telthn.red.
Clkudbook on oil field oaoctplo equipmut] Spraroohnilt po
neftopromWelovot olaktrotakhnike. By I.K.Arkhangel'skil I dr.
Nookwa, Gov.uauchno-tekhn.Isd-v* neft. I gorno-topllvnot lit-ry,
1961. 472 P. (MM& 14t !2
(Oil fields-Blectric equipment)

*B.T.
171
Seleation of maximum speed for draw works. Hash. i nefte obore
no03t3l-36t,63 (MIRA 170)
1. Veesoyuznyy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo 2hameni nauchni-is-
sledovatellskiy institut elektromekhaniki.

_j2aLRZjEW SHKOLINIKOV, B.M., kand. tekhn.
MOTSOKHEPL,-jUqKjj
nauk, retsenzent; VRONSKIY, L.N., ved. red.
[Electric drive of draw works; efficient parameters]
Elektroprivod burovykh lebedok; rat8ionallnye parametry.
Moskva, Nedra, 1965. 226 p. (MIRA 18:7)

SA LY., F 1 , I NO 'LjOKIii y N
-lits of bests the electrmdymam-c c-raj(a of '-~e
z
Resi
Ma -, I i o bc r. C,
to s dr~, 111 ng r1 p
4-8 164.
cl
I . I I -iov s k Apo)i--,-)Minl(,he.,ikJy Inititiit J "~,anov~izrlvy
nauchno-isal-lovatellakly i pr~,yf-ktncL.knnstr,i~.t.orskly Inq!.1tut
po avtomatIziroiannomu PlekLroprivo(lu i promyshle~~:;coti,
5el'skom khczyaystve i transpcrtf~.

ZOMWXT, Grigoriy Ku*lmich, ~mnd.takhn.nauk; KORGTOT, Kikhail Grigorlyevich.
insh- 6 !-F*kI7&vt-c%W inub.; ZHDANOT. Boris
VladimirovIch. Insh. (deceased); BURA00. X.Ta,, insho, retmenzent;
FROZOROT, D.L, Insh., red.; SIRDTIN, A.I., Inzh., redlxd-va;
1[01=11 BeP~q takhn.red,
(Passenger and rreight elevators] Lifty paseashirdde I grazov7s.
Moskva, Gos. nauchno-takhn.isd-vo mashinostrolt. lit-ry, 1958,
567 P. (KIRA 12:2)
091evators)

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8, 43 SUPRI14
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AKRAMKHODZHAYEV, A.M.; AKHWDZHANOV, M.A.; BABAYEV, A.G.; BABAYEV, K.'-.:
BATALOV, A.B.; BASHAYEV, N.P.; BAYMUKHAMEDOV, Kh.N.; BRAGIN,
K.A.; BORISOV, O.M.; GABRILIYAN, I.Sh.; GARIKOVETS, V.G.;
GOHIKOVOY, O.P.; GRIGORYtJ;TS, S.V.; IBADULLAYEV, S.I.; 1SWULOV,
M.I.; ISAMUKHAMEDOV, I.M.; KAKHKHAROV, A.; KENESARIN, N.A.;
KRYLOV, H.M.; KUCHIJKOVA, M.S.; LORDKIPANIDZE, L.N.; MAVLYANOV,
G.A.;-MQTSgUjU,-T..kL.; KALAKHOV, A.A.; MIRBABAYEV, M.Yu.;
Ml?YH0D211IYEV, I.M.; MUSIN, R.A.; NABIYEV, K.A.; PETROV, N.P.;
POPGVV V.I.; PLATONOVA, N.A.; RYZHKOV, O.A.; SAnALIYEVA, M.S.;
SMUNIKOVA, 0.1.; SLYADNEV, A.F.; TULYAGANOV, Kh.T.; UKLONSKIY,
A.S.; KHAMRABAYEV, I.Kh.; KHODZHIBAYEV, N.N.; CHUMAKOV, I.D.;
SHAVLOP S.G.
Khabib flikhamedovich Abdullaev; obituary. Uzb.geol.zhur. 6
no.4:7-9 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Abdullaev, Khabib Makhamedovich, 1912-1962)

z X/
124-11-13112
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 11, p 121 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Motsonelidze, N. S.
T IT LE: Simplified Dynamic Calculation of Circular Arches.
(Uproshchennyy dinamicheskiy raschet krugovykh arok)
PERIODICAL: Gruz. politekhn. in-t, 1956, Nr 6 (47), pp 16-t3
ABSTRACT: An approximate formula is derived for the calculation of the free
vibrational frequency of a circular two-hinge arch of variable section,
subjected to a hydrostatic loading. Upper and lower values of the
frequency are estimated. Computation is performed by the matrix
method.
As an example, the basic vibrational frequency is investigated for
a two-hinge arch, the cross-sectional moment of inertia of which is
given by the formula
J Jo
x cos 0.6 ?X
Card 1/1 where Jo is the moment of inertia of the arch at the key section.
(.A-. 1.-Dseledko)

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MOTT, Nevill Francis
8cience
Theory of atomic collisions. Pod. red. 1A.1. Frenkelia, Moskva, IZD-vo ino3trannoi
lit-ry, 1951. T. A. Kontorovol
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Idbrary of Congress, June 1952. Unclassified

MOTT lid" TUZ U. [Twose, W.D.); SANDOMIRSKIY, V.V. [translator];
GORIKOV: V.A. [translator); MAN, A.G. [translator]
"The theory of impurity conduction". Usp. fiz. nauk 79 no-43
.1 691-740 Ap 163. (Electric conductivity) (MIRA 16:3)

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MOTTLI JAn"Pz*
11
Isotopic meter for the thickness of bands IYG-1. Przegl
elektrotechn 38 no.2:79 162.

Country : CZECHOSLOV,'XI:,
Category: Forestry. Forest Cultures.
:.bs Jour: RZhDiol., No 11_ 1958, Nc 48782
Authcr Mottl- J"r.-
Inst 3c.L. ForQstry Society
Title The Plan"-nG of Poplars
Or~C; Pub: Lean. pracc, 1957, 36, No 1, 28-36
,',bstract: In Cctober 'I.L,',,'- t".ie excursion of the Czcc:wslovak
Scientif.c Foresti-y Society becmuc acqua.,iitcd with
poplar culturQs rt the Opochnt:nskiy .:x.~cr r3unta.1
leakhoz. IL acted that thu iybr2.d offs-~-,r~nC is
distinguished bf ,. ~~rcat variegation of fc)r,-.is.
The mjor ty of *Lhe hybrids are :nfcctQd tAh canker
and lag iii -rovCh lue'-.ind t2ic variet Qs ~17o,-,aLated
K
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KOTTL, J.. PhNr
R"oneration of culture media by application of yeast extract.
Cook. hyge opidem. m1krob. 2 no.1:64-67 JPeb '53.
1. Ustar opidentologle a m1krobiologle, red. doe@ le.Raska,
(CULTM KIMIA.
rogen. with yeast extracts)
(TRAST, MIND,
extract, In prop. of culture media)

'v TO SE F
JOTFLI
SCHM. Taclay. KUDr; KOTTL, Josef, FW(r
Growth properties of yeast extracts. Cook. byg. opidem. m1krob. 2
no.2:145-148 Apr 153.
1. Ustar spidestiologis a a1krobiologto. Praha (red1tol doe. dr.
larel Raska)
(Tun, mm,
extract, off* on bact. growth in vitro)
(BACMIA, effect of drMs on,
yeast extracts, growtk in vitro)

MOTTLA, Josef, PbMr.; SCMM, Vaclav, MUDr,; za tech. spoltiprace
Determination of the concentration of Protaus-Providence
with the aid of oxidative deamination of L-tryptophan. Cesk.
epldem. mikrob. imun, 5 no.3:147-151 June 56.
1. Ustav spidemiologie a mikrobiologie, Praha, reditel prof.
MUDr. K. Raska.
(BACTERIA,
Providence, determ. with tryptophan, oxidative
4samination technic (Cz))
(PROTRUS,
determ., tryptophan oxidative deamination technic (Gz))
(TRYPTOPUN,
determ. of Proteus-Providence group. oxidative
deamination technic (Cz))

EXC_-IVTI% FSWCA Sec.4 Vol.10/4 Microbiology Apr 57
771. MOTTL J. Ustav Epidemiol. a Mikrobiol., Praha. *Mikrotechnika pro
-7-yi-N!"Istovani tvorjjy indolu. Micromethod for a rapid indol
production test CSL.EPIDEM.PAKROBIOL.IMUN. 1956. 5,4 1190-194)
The author describes a micromethod for testing the production of indol for
routine diagnostic purposes. One colony from agar is emulsified in 0.3 mi. ad
medium, incubated for 3 hr. in water-bath at 37* C.. then 2 drops of Ehrlich
reagent are added. Positive results are manifested by pink colour; negative
substances are colourtess. 451 standard collection strains of enterebacteriacea-
have been tested by this microtest. All the results were in accordance with the
routinely used macrotest. The ability of providenciae to dissociate the accumu-
lated indol is referred t&, thus it happens that the results. positive after 24
hr., grow negative after 46 hr. The short incubation period of the proposed
microtest excludes such falsely negative results.

ROTTL, Josef. Ph Mr.
Decomposition of Indole by strains of the Providencia group.
Cook. opidem. microb. imun. 6 no.1:60-63 Jan 57.
1. Ust&v opidemiologle a mikrobiologis. Praha. reditel prof.
Dr. I. Raska.
(BACMIA. metabolism,
PrIvIdence. decomposition of indole (Cs))
(INDOLI. metabolism.
Providence bact., decomposition (Cz))

&(C1,',UTA 1,11DICA Sec.4 Vol,11/Z Fled.Ucrobio.etc. Feb 58
285. MICROMETHOD FOR QUICKLY DETECTING THE NITRATE REDPCTION.
Mikrotechnika pro rychl# zjlgfovl_oi redukce nitrAtt. Mottl J. Ustav
E iderniol. a Mikrobiol., Praha. CSL. EPIDEM. NUKRUBIOL. IMUN. 1957,
6731 (179-182) Tables 2
A m 'icromethod is described for detecting the microbial reduction of nitrates for
the use of routine diagnosis. The reaction is carried through in 0.3 ml. of buffer-
ed saline with 0. 116 KNO3, and after inoculation the test tubes have to be incubated
during 3 hr. in a water bath. Then the Griesse agent, I drop of sulphanilic acid solut-
ion, and I drop of a -naphthylamin solution. eventually zinc, are added. The positive
reaction is red, when it to negative the substrate rentains colourless. There is
no need for an absolute sterility of the manipulation.

KOTTL. Josef, Mr.
Rapid method of deteruination of fermentation of aorta in carbohy-
drates. Cook. opidem. mikrob. iman. 6 no.4:278-280 July 57.
1. Ustav epidemlologie a m1krobiologie. Praha, reditel prof. Dr. K.
Rasks.
(YINWATION.
detern. in carbohydrates (0x))

M("TL. J.
Ricromethod of rapid determination of H.S. Cask. epidez6 mikrob. Iwas
6 no-5:334-336 Sept 57.
1. Ustav spidemiologie a mikrobiologie, Praha. reditel prof. dr. K.
Raska.
(SUISIM, determination*
hydrogen sulfide prod. by Interobacteriacese,
micromethod (Cz))
(BACTERIA 0
Interobacteriaceas, prod. of hydrogen sulfide.
mioromethod of determ. (Oz))

MOTTI Jo
Mirrotechnic of rapid acetylmythleArbinol pro&ction; 7oges-Proskauer's
test. Cesk. epidem. mikrob. immun. 7 no.3:202-205 May 58.
1. Ustav epidemiologie a mikrobiolopie v Praze.
(MCESHICHIA COLI, infection,
differ. diag. from Aerobacter
kauer's test (CZ))
(AIROBACTAR, infections,
cloacae. differ. diag. from A.
test kcz))
cloacae infect., Voges-Pros-
coli infect., Voges-Prookauerla

RASKA, I.; BZDIFAR, B.; ROTTA, J.; JELIM, J.; ~!~ ---
On the question of the virulence of haemolytic streptococei.J.hyg.
spidem..Prahs. 3 no.4:357-364 1959.
1. Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Prague and The
First Institute of Pathology, Charlea University, PrWe.
(STISPTODOCCAL INFWTIONS exper.)

SORK, V.; JNLLM, J,; UJM, R.; W2TL, J.; SOURNK, J.
Deternination of the wober of alcroorganisus in suspension, in
relation to Its density. Cesk. epidem. mikrob. imun. 8 no.2:113-121
Mar 59.
1. Ustav epidemiologie a mikrobiologie v ?raze. V. Sch., Praha
12, Srobarova 48.
(SATMOVILIA,
determ. of number of orgnnisme in suspension, relation
to density (Gz))

IW"L, J.
Janik, J. Removal of waste v-19cose In the production of fibers.
p. 249
VODA, ;rague, Vol. 34, no. 8, Aug. 1954.
SO: Monthly LiFrt of East European Accessions, (BEAL). LC. Vol. 5, No. 6.
June 1956, Uncl.

XOTTL, J.
Waste water from viscose-fiber production and ito purificatiun. p. LL2.
Vol. 5, no. 12, Dec. 1955
VODIjI H05FODAROITVI
Prahn, Czechoslovakia
Oo: Eastern European Accession VOL 5
No. h April 1956

MOTTL9 J.
Re-use of water.
p. 62
Vol. 5, no. 1/2, Mar. 1956
VOD14I HOSPODARSTVI
Praha
SO; Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL), LC, Vol.5. no- 3
March 1956

MOMS Xosefv W.
The sims of filters for water clarification and mcbanlmd filtration.
Emergetilm Cs .11 uoo7s330-334 J1 161.

CZECHOSLOVAKL~/Cultivated Plants - Medicinal. Essential Oil-BearinC;. M
TrIxins.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 12, 1958, 53873
Auth ) r JanIV-1) I., H--"i. M., M-)ttl)- 0.
List
Ti~le 0:-
If Substances Mitained in the
J-1
Ori-- Pub C
Farmac. syLvos. 1956, 129
Abstract It 'i;, the Cberaical Institute of the
Ac-idem:! ;f Si-i~nces )f CzSi- that terpiiiol-4 cxitaiaed
ij, the 4,_Ujipe, f- IS (1.4uretic effect which surpasses
Uit h,
the eff.:Ict ,f -.affeine aiid in this respect is close to
mercury rrepart,.ti)us. -- A.G. Vyatkina
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MOTTL, Otto, inz.
Czechoslovak Standard 73 6611 : Pressure Tests of Water Piping.
Normalizace 11 no.8:255 Ag 163.
1. Hydroprojekt, Praha.

MOTTL, Otto, inz.
Czechoslovak Standard 73 6701: Sewerage Network and Sewage
Conduits. Normalizace 11 no.10:325 0 163.
1. Hydroprojekt, Praha.

MCI-PTL, 3.
Valuation of a huntina listrict with roe ieer. p. 99.
Vol. 71 1954
PRACE VYZKU;,IN'fCH UoTAVU LESYjCKYCH CSR.
Praha, Czechoslovakia
So: Eastern European Accession Vol. 5 No. L april 1956

MOTTL, S.
Diminishing occurrence of the woodcock Tetrao urogallus
L. in Czechoslovakia. p. 237.
OCHRMJA PRIRODY. (Kinisterstvo kultury, Statni pece o
ochranu prirody) Praha.
Vol. 10, no. E, Nov. 1955-
SGUIRCES: ZEAL LC Vol. 5, No. 109 Oct. 1956

MOTTI.,i. ; JANDA, M
Study of the effect of environment on roe doer. p.613. SBORNIK RADA
IMNICTVI. Frahm. Vol. 28, no. 4, August 1955
SOURCE: Bast European Accessions List, (ZEAL) Library of Congress
Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1956

YOTTL, S.
Food of roe deer (CaEreolus caperolus capreolus L.) p.29.
(Biologia, Vol. 12, No. 1, 1957, Bratislava, rzechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) Ir. Vol. 6, No. 9, Sept. 1957. Uncl.

11 T
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of tl-.e environment on
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(Zbornik. Fjcli 'Lp-sna.c vi, ool
.-',-Lst ",liropean V03. T-in I~r,.
,dex of

S/169/62/000/007/018/149
D228/D307
AUTHORS: Ibmayer, Ya., Dolezhal, 1. and Mottlova, L.
TITLE: Appraisal of geophysical materials in the Flysch
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. V7, 1962, 19,,ab-
otract 7A125 (Prhce V~zkuian. U'stavu cs. naft. dolu,
18, 1961, 38)
TEXT: Geophysical prospecting was carried out by gravimetric and
magnetometric methods. Maps were compiled for gravity anomalieo and
for those of the vertical magnetic component. The density and the
magnetic properties of rocks were studied in specimens, collected
in the surveyed area. Data were obtained about the genetic causes
of the gravity and the magnetic-field anomalies. Z-Abstracter's
note: Complete trarislation..,7
Gard 1/1

MMLOVA, Vera
-.1-1, .- T-"- I
Infornation survey No.9/1964 of the Institute for Standardisatlon
of the Coumil for Mutual goon=Lo Amsistams. Nomalitace
13 na,M02-105 Mr 165,

MOTU Aurel__,
A commission for each problem, a real support in the Humnian Trade
Union activity. Munca sindic 6 no.lOs44,-47 0 162.
1. Presedi~te al Conailiului regional al Isindicatelor, C;ktj.

ACC NRS ARG035233 SOURCE CODE: UR/0372/66/000/008/GO27/GO27
-AUTHOR: Motukha. 'A. Yu.
TITLE: Calculating the reliability of linear recotnition systems
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Kibernetika. Abs. 8G171
REF SOURCE: Sb. Avtomatika i- vychisl. tekhn. Villnyus, 1965, 59-64
TOPIC TAGS: vector analysis, linear recognition system, recognition system*,
pattern vector
ABSTRACT: A method is proposed for calculating the reliability of linear
recognition systems, based on the linear transformation of the n-dimensional
pattern vector a, where M is the number of classes. The solution is taken from the
maximum coordinate of the S vector, which is a result of this transformation.
Analytical probability equations arre derived for correct recognition for the follow-
ing cases: 1) the a-patterns are distributed normally in each class; 2) the para-
meters of recognition systems and components of the a-vector are independent
random values with normal distribution. Examples are given for reducing the
1/2 UDC: 62-506:621. 391. 193

ACC NRs AR6035233
existing recognition systems to this mathematical model (in particular, the method
of correlation coefficients). Bibliography of 6 titles. (Translation of abstract)
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MOT'jiKVIGH, D. Yu.
1,1,otulevich, U. Yu. -- "Investii,7ation of theDynamic C harac teri s tics cf the
,3hlorine Dryin~ Division of the-Electrolysis Department With the Ouject
r,
of Hegulating and Calcu2ating the Possibility of Its Crml-lex Automatization."
Cand Tech Sci, Inst of Automatics and Telemechanics Ac~Ld Sci U5SH, '.Ioscow,
1953. (Referativnyy Zhurnal--Khimiya, No 1, Jan 545
So: SUM 166), 22 July 1954

--e V~~-H,
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 869
Avtomatizataiya proizvodstvennykh protseseov (Automation of
Production Processes) No. 2. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1958.
lt7 p. 6,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut avtomatiki I
telemekhaniki.
Resp. Ed.: Losslyevskiy, V.L., Doctor of Technical Sciences,
Professor; Ed. of Publishing House: Klimov, V.A.; Tech. Ed.:
Rylina, Yu. V.
PURPOSE: This volume Is intended for specialists engaged In
research work and planning of automatlon process in various
branches of industry.
COVERAGE: The volume contains articles isummarizing the results of
investigations carried out in laboratories for the automation
of production processes of the Institiat avtomatiki I telemekhaniki,
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Automation of Production Processes 869
AN SSSR (Institute for Automatics and Telemechanics of the
USSR Academy of Sciences). The articles discuss the following
topics: 1) basic objectives of automation 2) classification
of industrial processes and formulation of typical automation
solutions 3) experimental methods employed In studying
Industrial processes subject to regulation 4) considerations in
determining the rational sequence and the extent of automation,
and 5) results of studies on the autot2ation of some industrial
processes and establishments.
TART, OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
GENERAL PROBLE14S OF AUTOMATION
3
Lossi,vevskly, V.L. Objectives of Automating Tndust.-ial
Processes 7
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Automation of Production Processes 869
The study attempts to characterize the status of automation
of production processes and to chart the more important
directions for further development. There are no references.
Finkel'shteyn, S.M. Olassification of Production Processes
Subject to Automation and Typical Solutions of the Latter 19
The author reviews the classification of automated
production processes with emphasis on continuous flows
production which in terms of present instrumentation and
outlook is most suitable for automation. There are 10 Soviet
references.
Motulevich, D.Yu. and Tagayevskaya, A.A. Types of Controller
-Kc-t-i-o-n-s--DE&Ing-Experimentai Studies of Controlled Processes 43
Types of controller actions employed In studying
Industrial processes are reviewed, optimum conditions for
the use of this or that controller action are Indicated,
shapes of curves for transition process and characteristics
of stable conditions for single capacity plants are shown,
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Automation of Production Processes 869
and spectra for a number of nonperiodic actions are
presented. There are 2 appendixes and 6 Soviet references.
Rushchinskiy, V.M. Experimental Determination of Amplitude-
phase Characteristics of Controlled Plants Based on a Transient
Process With a Disturbance in a Form of a Rectangular Wave
Impulse 65
Description of the method Is presented. There are 10
Soviet references.
Ftqshchinskiy, V.M. Determining the Approximate Expression for
Transfer Functions of the Controlled Plant Based on Its
Experimental Grequency Characteristics 74
The author presents several solutions to the problem of
lag detection. There are 4 Soviet references.
Losslyevskiy, V.L. Determination of Rational Sequence and the
Extent of Automation of Industrial Processes 63
This is an attempt to develop an analytical method which
would permit the determination of production sectors most
suitable for automation. The method consists basically of
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Automation of Production Processes 869
a review of production costs, analysis of material and labor
expenditures, and subsequent introduction of automation on
sectors where automation appearsto be economically more
effective than conventional methods of production. There are
1 Soviet, 1 Czech, and 1 American references.
AUTOMATION OF INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
Popovskiy, A.M., Gritskov, V.I., and Govorov, A.A. Automation
of the DesiccatlM and Absorbing Departments of Plants Using the
Contact Method of Producing SUlphuric Acid 97
The study describes fully the automation of the desiccating
and absorbing department of the Shchelkovskiy khlmicheskiy
zavod (Shchelkovskiy Chemical Plant). The principal product
of this department is monohydrate and the automation
embraces the processes within the desiccating tower, and
oleum and monohydrate absorbing columns. There are 19 Soviet
references.
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Automation of Production Processes 869
Gritskov, V.I. Investigation of a Cement Kill as an Object
for Automation 133
Automation of a mill located In the vicinity of Novorosslysk
conhists largely of Instrumentation and other means to
assure the maintenance of acceptable quality of grist and
liquid raw material mixture at a maxima productivity level.
Description of instrumentation is included. There are 2
Soviet references.
Nezin, I.S. and Malyy, A.L. Automation of Drying Drums 139
The study presents basic concepts for the selection of a
rational automation plan for a drying drum and describes
its performance under normal production conditions.
Reference is made to IN. Vayser, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, who participated in the work of the Institute
for Automatics and Telemechanics of the USSR Academy of
Sciences. There are 4 Soviet references.
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TITLE:
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D215YD302
Motulevich, DnYu., and Yastrebenetakiy, M.A~
A comparison between hydraulic and electrohydraulic
controllers of "Teploavtomat" manufacture
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, no~ 8, 1961, 6 - 8
TEXT: The electrohydraulic have the following advantages over the
hydraulic controllers: transmitter, controller, and actuator can
be separated, whereas in hydraulic controllers the transmitter is
mechanically coupled with the hydraulic amplifier and the horizon-
tal distance between the amplifier and the actuator is limited to
100-120 mg and the vertical distance to 30-35 M; the controller can
operate with a nuMber of transmitters having an electric output
smaller in size than its hydraulic counterpart; in certain electro-
hydraulic contriallera the oil supply system, the amplifier and the
actuator are bu:lt into one single unit. The only disadva*tage of
the electro hydraulic system is its complexity. Bothq hydraulic
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3/119/61/000/008/003/008
A comparison between hydraulic ... D215/D302
and electro-hydraulic integral controllers have good dynamic pro-
perties, The transfer function of an I-controller is W I(P) = S/P'
Where S - gain of I controller. In the case of the electro-hydrau-
lie controller type AFK-l (ARK-~,) S max = 50.4 mm/sec. V for d.d.
input signats, The transfer function of a proportional hydraulic
and electroh draulic controller in the frequency range up to 3 rad/
see. is WIM = - (k/T P + 1), where k - gain of P-controller; T -
time constant of balast link. The gain of a hydraulic controller
can be varied by adjusting the transmission ratio of the mechani-
cal feedbacks rod. The gain of an electro hydraulic controller is
determined by the value of feedback voltage and can vary between
OnI95 and infinity~ The tranfer function of an (P + I) controller
in the range of frequencies up to 2 rad/sec, is given by
W (p) k(Tip + 1)
P+1 Tip (I + S + STip)
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A comparison between hydraulic D215YI)302
where Ti - time of isodrome; S - coefficient representing the de-
viation of frequency response characteristics of an actual propor-
tional, plus integral controller from that of an ideal (P + I) con-
troller,, The limits of variatton of gain K in (P + I) controllers
are correspondingly the same as in P controllers. The magnitude of
the isodrome line is determined by the position of the damper
throttle valve Ti max ---30 see. When the opening of the damper
valve is less than 900 the values of T i are widely spread and hen-
ce the isodrome performance is unstable. When the valve opening
exceeds 3600, the system becomes practically an I-controller. In
electro-hydraulic controllers the differentiating link is represen-
ted by the RC network (Ti = R1C,). The limits of variation of Ti
are 20 to 500 sec. When the moving part of the actuator reaches
the liniterg the feedback signal drops. With the change of sign of
input signal the magnitude of travel of the actuator is smaller
I.han it would Wve been without mechanical limiters. The electro-
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26237
B/119/61/000/008/003/008
A comparison between hydraulic ... D215/D302 V-1
hydraulic controllers made by 'Teploavtomat' have many advantages
an&a wider field of application than the hydraulic types. There
are 3 figures and 3 Soviet-oloc references
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Y,OTULEVIC[4,-D-.Yu.; YASTREBENErSKLY, M.A.
Modern foreipm electrohydraulic repulators (sumey). Prit-gro-
stroenie no.10:20-25 0 '(1. (14LRA 14:9)
(Electric controllars) (Hydraulic control)

MOWLEnCHo 0. P. Cdad. Phyvicomath. Sci.
Dissertationt Nolecular Dispersion of Light in Crystals.q Physics Inst,.P. N. Lebodev,
Acad. 5ci. USSR, 28 Feb. 1947
$01 Vmcbermmva Moskva, Feb. 1947 (Project #17836)

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IISSR/Physics
Rochelle Salt
Light - Dispersion
SOP/Oct 48
"Light 14spersion in Seignettoelectric Substances (Rochelle 6alt Crystals) and the
Hydrogen Bond," F. S. Baryshanakaya, G. S. Landsberg, G. P. Motulevich, Phys Inst
imeni P. N. Lebedev, Acad Sci USSR, 4 PP
11 Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Fiz" Vol XII, No 5
First part describes dispersion of light in Seignette's salt (Rochelle Salt). Second
part is devoted to dispersion in KR2P04 and (NH4) H2PO4 and its importance in theory
of Seignettoelectricity (electrical phenomenon of Rochelle salt crystals, i.e.,
surface charges, oscillation, etc.)
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it, ~ZIVA6 fur *be was(atal owd. TIliq deriv, is Im4c.
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IN WMA 44 Idtr4&Mk WAVQ if CMAICA 117 a piftl-
crystal. The light is Ibm_projected through a stepfifirs
as a Photographic plate. Time pmome ad the affraftinw
wan is mmucced with a iniumadiocwter. The rbw
amn am dkmmd aud a vahw f4t A&W of U.,'s is lAl-
tag cmd. R - 1.73, im good agmerment with mcmurM values.
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al light 9Lmttered by lorlmd Vw am c%W. for light inculevil
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ew. gave
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3401d Safe of WMIMLIY Mid P rrprt~srnt. (b.st of fight
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Acoustics, Measurement
*An Absolute Acoustic Hicroradimeter," G. P. Motu-
levich, I. L. Fabelinskiy, L. N. Shteyngaw;, Phys
TWt imeni P. N. Leebedev, Acad Sci USSR, !, pp
k Ak Sauk SSSR- Vol I=, No I
or defect in most radiometers is that pressure
*iver (whether of plane or spherical form), di-
eting xmder action or sound, is subjected to dlf-~
ent effective pressures because of ebange in po-
lon of receiver. Devised radiometer with elet-
siagnetic compensation for this force. Instrumen't'.
15"M
UM/Physics Instruments (Coutd)
cia,be used to meAsure forces from 10-3 to 103
drum.
'a radiometer,, when protected from air motion, *
taming, might be used to determine amplitude of Ul-,
trasonic waves in liquids. Submitted by Acad G. S.
L"Uberg 1 itov 49.

VOWPbyslcs - Acoustics 11 Doe 51
"Concerning an Optical 10thod for Checking the
Mmeracter of the Acoustic Field," 0. P. Motule-
wift, I. L. Fabelinskiy, Phys Inst imeni Lebedew,
ANA Sci USSR
*Dok Ak Rank SSSH" Vol LMM, No 5, PP 787-790
ftbject mthod is based on the investigation of
t4w Intensity of the lat diffraction mx of light
in dependence upon the direction of propagation of
ultrasonic vaves. Describes the theory of the
javposed method for checking the character of the
acoustic f ield thus: If at a plane sonic wave
~/Phymics - Acoustics (Coutd) 3-1 Dee .51
propgated in the xy-plane under angle F to the
Y&=U a parallel bean of light is incident in
tbs. direction of the x-axis, then the intensity
at :the Light diffracted under T to the x-axis le
Set& for swAQU wiplitudes of sound by a formilm.
3almitted by Acad 0. S. Landaberg 22 Oct 51.

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GOWUSHIN, A.I.; 14DTULEVICH, G.P.
Optical properties of tin at helium temperatures. Zhur. ekap.
i teor. fix. 47 no.ls64-72 Jl 164. (MIRA 17t9)
1. Fiziaheskiy inotitut imeni Lebedeva AN SSSR.

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Abs Jour ; Ref Zhur - Flziks, No 1, 1957,M) 2342
J~
Author : Motulevich, G.P., Pabellaskiy, I I
- -PU-Ys_Tc_s_Tn-5`MMe, Academy of Sc_IArjC(ttj
Inst USSIA
Title On the Dependerace :f tbe Index -..f Refraction ,)L DexAsity at Low Audio
Frequencies
Orig Pub Dokl. AN SSSR, 19561, 10~. No 4, 6-j-,7-64o
Abstract Descylption of the EO.ItYLOT'S ' oilgir-al method of measurlagq4/dr at the low 50-
cycle frequency. Two layers of the irovestigoted substances are placed in the
arms of a JamIn imterfeiometer, erd the den Ity of one layer is varied sinusoi-
dally. The authors vc~.rkr-d out Fj special procedure to determine exactly the
value ofzf/~ with respect to the change in density, at which the coLstrast of
the interference patterL VSXIIShES The value of~)-Ildf .'s calculated most
accurately at this poizt. Values of 0.90 -t- 0,02 and 1.61 +- 0.06 were obtained
for water and benzol respectively. A sunmary table of Previously-published re-
sults is given. The dispersion observed In the 50 to 10f cycle range and the
fact that f has the same values both for 0 and 50 cycles and for 107--1010
cycles cannot be explained by assuming this quantity to be dependent on a cer-
tain region, the rad-ius of which is of the order of magnitude of the radius of
the action of the Intermolecular forces,
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