SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OKSEN, I.S. - OKSMAN, I.M.

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ClKSEN I I. X,JC.I V M.
k,-j mchnnlmd
timboring in a str)op soam. Ilgol-I 40 no.lj8-20 Ja 165.
O-UNA l9t4)
1. Gln-,7ryy inzh. ahakhty No.5 in. llenina tresta Gorlovokupoll
(for Cksent). 2. Donatekly naurtino-is9ledovatell8kly agollnyy
Instit'It (for K,ichoraao).

CK 01 0~ I.
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Chemical means of controlling weeds in Vegetable crop fields. XDM3.1
OVID ]Prm j,5 mo.607 Je 360, ~(XIU 23:9)
1. Cherkasekiy Dpormyy puakt,
(Vead control)

OXSELF , aspirant
Fertili2ers for millet in tiurf--Prdzo.f*c :3011s of
Province. Sbor. nauch. tnid. Ivan- sellkhoz- lni-i',,.
150-1917 163. 0-11RA W:5)

DKSRMMO, I.A. . ;, I.,
Mixed aovlmg of barls7 and cmin. Zealsdalls 3 no.4:87 Ap 057.
(Barley) (oats) (XLU 10:6)

OKSENI:;NX0j 2. A. Cand Ai:-r Sci -- (dias) "Problems 1~1-
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agricultural engineering D-mmobiM of barley in aft,
Xharlkovskaya Oblast." Kharlkov,1958. 21 pp (Min
Agr USSR. Xha-rlkov Order of Labor hed Banner Agr Inst
im V-V. Dokuchayev). 200 copies.
(K1312-58,100)
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OKSIIIE21KO, I.A.
Determination of sovi.-~g rate according to 912& of seed. 'Lenledellp.
6 no*3:31-32 Mr 158. (MIRA 11:4)
(Sowing)

OxaNxIE0, I.A.'asBistant
Determining the seeding rato on tbn basis of the sizo of
sboap. Sbor.naucb.trud. lyan.sallkbmiut. no.16:102-108
'58.
(HIRA, 13:11)
1. Kafedra rastanlyavodstya I-vanovBkogo sallskokhozyaystvannogo
institute.
Owing)

Us Ing In
vjPodB in vage%giijo plant gs. Kons. I ov.
prom. 12 no.3:3?-38 * 157- (XLTU 10;5)
1. Charka*Bki7 opoM-y punkt 7,sasoyusnogo nmobno-isslodovatol'skogo
inviltuta konsorynoy I avoshohosushilluoy prowyablo:nnossi.
(Wood control) (HerbicideD)

ANOMMONO
usixg orga-momizaral fortillsorm in growlxg tomtoom, less* I eye 'PTSIDS
U!k.4:35-37-AP. '57. (nU 10. 6.)
1. Charkmaskly. spo;myy Y,=k~ YSSSDYUIIOBO
InNtituta konverympy I ovombolneBushillasy promWAMonmosti.
(7ortili2orA and manurs) (Tomugs)

OWNGBIMMSH, G.I., )Mpitiln noditninilkoy
D-r
.nanometer for the neasurament of neiironuBcular fatigue.
Voen.med.2hur. no-3:81 '59. 01M 12:6)
(HUSCIMS, P)kvBiol.
fatlipCbility, dymmometer for daterm. (Hus))
(MOVES, physiol.
sane))

OKSENGENDLER, G.I.
A method for anaayzing obtained by the adjustment method. Gig.i
,van. 25 S 160. MU, 13: 9)
(ITTEA"ITIO'll) (MYCEDLOGICAL APPARATUS)

22032
3/177/61/000/001/008/010
D211/D306
AUTHORSs Captain of Medical Services,
Aralov, S.S., Senior Engineer-Lieutenant, and
lemellyananko, R.I., Major of Medical Services
T1T1E3 An apparatus for studying the stability of attentive-
ness
YERIODICAI: Voyenno-n.editsinakiy zhurnal, no. 1, 1961, 74 - '16
TEXT-: The proposed apparatus permits the automatic recording of the
above-mentioned test. It consists of a panel with nos. I - 25 not
given in sequence. Under each number there is an electric contact,
the airman undergoing the test-touches the contact with a connect-
ing rod and closes the circuit; only when he touches the correct
consecutive number are the results registered on a tape recorder
and the graphs obtained show the times needed to find individual
numbers as well as the total time taken during the test. A schema-
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5/177/61/000/001/008/010
An apparatus for studying D211/D306
tic diagram of the apparatus is given. The automatic tape recorder
requires an alternating current of 220 volts and the stepfinder a
direct current of 24V. In the author's opinion this apparatus may
be used for studying the psycho-physiological characteristics of
fly:~ng personnel. There are 3 figures.
SUBI~JTTBD; April, 1960
Card 2/4

nMEL)JA)GJ,T,0j 24.1., mayor neditaimkoy sluibbyl
kapitan zediti3inskoy aluzhby
Simple method for determining the perr*ability of the vancular
Wan. Voen.--ned. zhur. no.12:79 11 161. (11M% 15:6)
(BLOOD VESSFUZ-4MUMULITY)

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AUTHOR: Okseneendler (Candidate of medical sciences)
ORG: none
TITLE: Effect of running a control panel on some Indices of motor function
SOURCE: Gigiyena i sanitariya, no. 1, 1966, 35-38
TOPIC TAGS: human physiology, fatigue test, naval physiology, operator physinlopy
ABSTRACT: A study of motor functions In nine control panel operators on a ship in
northern waters is reported. Each control panel contained 50 or more controlled
elements. The work mostly involved the visual and kineathetic analyzern. Ille opera-
tors, aged 21-24, worked either day or night shifts. Grip strength, sLatokinctic
endurance, repetition of specified muscular effort, and tremor were measured. Stato-
kinetic endurance decreased, proprioceptive sensitivity weakened, and tremor Increased
after an 8-hr shift. 11,ese physiological changes were apparently due to weakening rf
conditioned Inhibition in the motor ana'-~zer cortex and impaired reguIntion of tile
state of peripheral motor system structures, as well as to variations In notor coordi-
nation. No significant difference between day- and nipht-shift physiological factors
vas noted. This is explained by long-term habituation to abnormal workinf, hours under
,hi board conditions.
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TROYANOV2 1. A.; OKSENGKOLM, G. M. (deceased); KOSTCMOVA, Ye. F.
h!eparatim of thioindigold 4trOB by sulfuration of acety1naph-
thalenes. UkT. 'khIm. zbur. 28 no.3:367-370 162.
(MM :15: .10)
1. Rubembanakly filial Nauchno-issledavatelvalkogo Inistituta
poluproduktov i kraBitaley. .
(Acatonapbthone) (Sulfuratim)
(Thioindigo)

OKSINGMLM,1.M.
Universal pitch gauge for checking the axial pitch of ratks and
thread chasers. Staz.1 Imstr.26 no.ID:37 0'55. (XW 9:1)
(GMI88B) (screw threx4s)

S/122J60/000/010/012/oI5
A161/1030
AUTHOR: Oksengendlor,L.M.p Engineer
TITLE: Plant Experience with the Elimination of Grinding Burns and
with Electro-Polishing of Case-flardened Gear Teeth
PERIODICAL: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya, 1960, No.10, pp.69-71
TEXT: Experiments were carried out to find ways to eliminate dama,ge
of the case-hardened-gear-tee*tlh-surface in grinding. Grinding 1st class
accuracy gears with high tooth finish without burns proved possible on
"Naag" grinders with Ist class 35 60113X (EB60M3K) or.95 600119 (EB60SMIK)
wheels, but only with a too slow output rate. Pinally, a new and faster
way was found - with 146 and 184 rockings per minute for "Meag SS-60" and
"Haag SS 1/211 respectively,at grinding depth 0-03-0.04 mn, the (;rinding
wheel trued by diamond after every pass, using same Czechoslovakian EB60M3K
wheels and wheels of Zavod imeni Illyieha (Imeni illyich Works). The ab-
rupt transition between the tooth flank and base (formed previously in flan-
king) was eliminated by using electro-polishing with a special device for
spur gears, in which the gear presents the anode and a stainless-steel
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3/122/60/000/010/012/015
A161/AO30
Plant Experience with the Elimination of Grinding Burns and with Electro-
Polishing of Case-Hardened Gear Tooth
buehing the cathode, and flanking is produced by densened current force li-
nes at the tooth addendum, and bombination (reduced tooth thickness on ed-
ges) by den3ened force lines on tooth edges. Bombination is controllable
by cathode len.-th and may be one or two-sided. Flanking and bombination is
possible simultaneously or separately. Spots not to be electropolished are
isolated by varnieh "AN-20" orA_~~_Ij -21 (KhVL-21). The bath for the process
z7onsists of (weight %) 110% phosphoric acid, 15% sulfuric acid, 9% chrome
anhydride, 6% water; the anode current density is 20-25 amp/square decime--
ter; the Bata temperature is to be 70-900C, and holding time 15-18 nin. Af.-
ter electropolishing, the gear is rinsed in running water, removed from the
device and neutralized in a 5% soda solution for 5 min. Then varnlBh is
removed by acetone, and the gear oiled. The transition from the flanked
portion of the tooth to the base profile is smooth. A gear [;round in the
old way and showing an unclear "?Jaag grid" is presented in Fig.2; *the burns
remained unnotic~ed in pickling direotly after grinding. It is stated tha'
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S/122/60/OOQ/010/012/015
A161/AO30
21ant, Experiento with tho ElAmInAtion of Grinding Burns and with Electro-
?olishing of Case-Hardened Gear Tooth
burns can be revealed after mnning-in and electropolishing. Eight gears
with burns of 0.005-0.045 nn depth were re-ETound in the new process. The
gemx in (Fig-3) has a proper "Mang grid". It is concluded that electropo-
lishing has proved an effective flanking reans and it helps to reveal Crin-
ding burns. It is recommended to grind with increased depth and correspon-
dingly raised rocking frequency of the rest with a sonewhat slower Crinding.
4peed. The electropolishing method had been suggested by L.M.Shneyerson
And put into use by Zh.S.Fatyuk and the author. There are 3 figuren.
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S/122160/000/010/012/015
A161/AO30
Plant Exyarience with the Elinina-bion of Grinding Burns and with Electro-
Polishing of Case-Hardened Gear Teeth
Fig.2: Gear ground in the old
way showing unclear
I'll.aag grid"
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Fig-3: Gear with proper
"Naag grids'
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_jO~I&N SH: AP3000295 8/0020/63/150/001/0071/0074
AVMOR: Klyuyev, Th. A.; Ckee orn, B.
TIES: 2he a
ffect of pressure on the inframd spectrum of benzol &!Lo~tio~,,
DOURM AN MR. Doklady, v. 159 no. 1
TOPIC TAGS: infrmd absorption, benzol, induetive lines
ABSUACTt Mis previmmly studled infrared abisMtjon of banzol in the war ultra-
0
Videt regi UA spectrum at low Vressurea has been further inv-,!3tigeted Wt
higb presiral By increasing the pressare to )900 kg per s-iq.,iledo-
va-tallskly bintitu-, 2. ArWelwokiy I antarktichoskly -
nnuabno-dooledovatellskly ln:itltut, Lt~ningrad (for

MUCHININI., Yuriy Aleksandrovich; GAKKU', doktor geogr.
nauk., rod.; OYMNOVA, Te.l., red.
[Shelf Ace of Queen Maud Land] Shellfovye lechAki Ze-,di
Korolevy Mod. Leningrad., Gidroreteoizdat, 1965. 178 p.
(PIRA, 38:7)

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pathogeriolty of cultures of Pa. atrofaoiens on adult
plante under field conditions at Sivellnikovsk Experi-
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translucena var. un-dulosum, in not present aamg
the yellov-pU;mentad bacteri^ occurring on WAM
wbeats vhjch shov typical m4;ns of blackening of
tbe, upper parts of scales on the cars. It bas been
USIS.R/Biology (Agriculture) - Plant Mar/Apr 52
Diseases (Contd)
de=nstrateA exp-crI=nt&L1,y that blackening- of
vheat ears, Ybich Is typical, for black bacteriosisp
can be producecl by external cQudItions (high temp
higb bumidity).
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STAMINA, 1.P.; M3011AS, U.0.
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liquefaclonse Mro'bialoglis 23 no,302~-5)2 3-0 156a (XLRi 10:1)
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XOSHRLIXOV, CKSEUTITAN, U.O.; WPM, XHARIXOV, D.Y.
3ffact mineral fertilizers on tb.9 fertility of
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1. -Dolgoprudnays agrokhtmichaskaya coyttaya stantmi7a iment
D.N.Pryanishnikova.
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mikrobiol. 17:29-36 960. 1 ": 3')
(Antitiotics) (Plants, Effect of antibiotics on)

ORSENVIANI U.G!; VORONXOYA, L.V.; DRDZD, A.M.
Using antibiotics In controlling bacterlosis in phaseolus. Irudy
Vses. inst. sel'khoz. n1krobiol. 17:68-82 160. (MIRA 15:3)
(Beans-Diseases and pests) (Antibiotics)
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the propertiez of Pseudonj-nas I'll icre:me ns under
plants. Agroblologils no.1-9>-62 Jm-F 165.
1. Monkovakoye oLiolenlye Vsesopiznngo natict,.nr~-in.-iledov,,%t,31$okogo
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