SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POKROVSKAYA, N. A. - POKROVSKAYA, T. V.

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POKROVSKAYA.N.A.; X&PICHIVA,V.S.
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Indigosol cotton textile printing. Teket.prom.15 no.10:55-56 0155-
(MLRA 8:12)
1. Zaveduyushchiy khtmicheakoy laboratoriyey kombinata 05 Oktyabrf~
(for Pokrovskays)
(Dyes and dyeing--Cotton) (Textile printing)

POKROVSZLU, N.A.
Using rongalite for steaming canvas cloth. Tekst.prom. 17 no.2:55
7 '57- (NLU 10: 2)
1*Zaveduyushchly khimichaskoy laboratoriyey kombinats, 15-y Oktyftbr'.I
(Textile finishing) (Dithionites)

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MIKEATLOV, N.V.; UKHANOVI, Z.V.; POKROVSJLAYA, N.3 I
The relaxation mechanism in the formation of windings in synthetic
fibers. Soob.o nauch.rab.chl.VIXO no.3:63-65 155. (MIRA 10:10)
(Textile fibers, Synthetic)

PMOVSKAYA, N.B.
-,-
Problems relative to the establishmnt of work standards and vages
of workmen employed by sugar refineries. Sakh.prom-30 no-11:34-35
N 156. (K6M 10: 2)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skly institut truda.
(Sa,gar Industry- Production standards)

POKAOTP;~~ N.B.
k"
6
V16ne-for increasing labor productivity in refineries. Sakh. prom.
31 ",101-33AOL '570' (NLU 10 -. 4)
1. Ismabno-isal ao~atql'
skiy institut truda.
Industry)

POKELOYSILTA, N.B.
Basic considerations in setting production standards in sugar-
factories. Sakh. prom, 31 no.2:21-25 F '57. (mm 1o-4)
1. Nanchno-issledovatellskiy Inatitut truda.
(Sugar industry-Production standards)

hXROMAYA, 11. B.
rm beamonal production and problems of labor economic-3 in
sugar factories. Se.1--h.prom. 31 no-8:35-38 Ag '57. (MLU 10: 8)
1.1lauchno-issledovatellskiy institut truda.
(Sugar industry)

POKROYSUYA, N.B. 1---l-l- I ~
Wage system for workers during the production season. Sakh. prom. -
32 no.4-.46-0 Ap '58. (MIRA 11:6)
l.Hauchno-iseledovateliskiy.institut truda.
(Sugar industry) (Wages)

PMOVMTA. N. B.
Some asPects of sugar in&ustry economics. Sakh.prom. 33 no.12:
39-42 D '59- (mrRA 13:4)
lo'TSentralluff nauchno-looledovatellskiv ekonomicheskiy institut
Gosplana, RS3MM. (Sugar industry)

P M OVSKAYA, N.B.. KONYAYEVA. V.I.
Balance sheet of the production and consumption of sugar in some
for6iga countries during the 1958/1959 production season, Sakh.
prom, 34 no*7:71 J1 160. OURA 13:7)
(Sugar industry)

ll.'IKYAYLOV, N,V,; POKPMVSY"Iy~j- IIII.El.
Fibeirs based on chlorinatel polyvinyl chloride and nitrocellulose
(I'vinitron"). Khtm volok no.5:13-16 164. (MM& 17-10)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isslodovatel'skiy institut iski.sstvennOGO V0101,2na--

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AUTHOR, Mikhaylov, N. V.; Pokrovskaya,N
B.
TITLE:. A fiber based on chlorinated polyvi chloride -and rC3troqL
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--SOURCE: Khirnicheskive volokna, -no. 5,1964, 13-16
i' TOPICTAGS,~ poly r
vinylchlo ide, chlorinated polyvinylchlo ride, nitrocellulosei
synthetic fiber, mixed polymer fiber, fiber thermal stability, fiber chemical
Istability, fiber shrinkage, fiber water repellency, fi
lber light stability
ABSTRACT:: The purpose of tbe,study Was modification of chlorinated polyvinyl-
Chloride-(CPVC) which has high chemical but low thermal and light resistance,
b using a solution of mixed polymers. The composition of the optimal mixture,
Y_
the preparation of the mixture and the fiber and the latter's properties were in
vestigated. Nitrocellulose (NQ was selected as admixture for its known influence
on CPVC thermal stability. Various ratios of the 2 polymers in acetone were
tested. Maximal stability (6- 7 days) was found for a 70- 30 ratio of CPNFC:NC
icad 1/2-

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Tused for the fiber, Microscopic examination revealed NC in the dispersion phase!
and CPVC as them dispersion medium. The fiber was formed by the wet process.
Acetone concentration also influenced the fiber strength; its optimum was 7-9%.
_T 6 -opti
h mal temperature.was found-at ~5 060C. A twisted fiber,q'~ould then be
formed from the:fresh fiber in water at 80C. The, new. Vinitrorrfiber- showed
high chemical resistance(e. g. against mineral acids, oxidizers, some oi, anic
g
e, I it
_its
801V ).and retained its physico-m mechanical prolmrties. under u. V. ligh s
shrinkage was 3 percent -compared to 55757 percent for CPVC.. Its operating
!--temperature was 60-70 percent. higher, It also resists wetting. It is bein; trie -d I
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alone, or, mix with wool for work clothes, industrialfilters, etc. withgood
ed
preliminary results. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 4 tables
ASSOCIATION: VNIIV (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic Fibers.)
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AUTHORS: Mikhaylov, N. V., Karetina, T. I., Pokrovskaya, N. B.
TITLE: Stability of solutions of ch1orinated polyvinyl chloride mixed
with nitrocellulose
PERIODICAL; Khimicheskiye volokna, no. 1, 1961, 24-29
TEXT! A study has been made of the compatibility of different polymers in
a common solution and of the practical use of polymers with new compositicns
for the purpose of checking data published in Ref. 9 on the compatibility
of chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) with acetyl cellulose. Solutions
of CFVC and nitrocellulose (NC) have been studied at a ratio of
CPVC:NC a 85:15, 50:50, or 15:85%. The stability of these solutions has
been determined, and the distribution of the components on separation of
the solution into various layers has been calculated by determining the N
content,of the upper layer. Like in the case of acetyl cellulose, these
systems are unstable. The fact that the viscosity of the mixture is much
higher than would correspond to the additive value is indicative of vigor
ous interaction between CPVC and NC. Fibers with the following data are
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3/183/61/000/001/005/006
Stability of solutions ... B101/B205
obtained from such solutions: elementary fiber count: 2200-4400; breaking
length: 14-18 km; elongation: 18-29%; number of double flections leading
to break: 900-1200. For the production of the fiber it was, however, nee
essary to determine the stability. Fig- 3 shows stability as a function o
concentration. At concentrations of more than 2()$, stability is sufficien
for commercial use. Viscosity as a function of composition is compared inv
Fig. 5 with stability as a function of composition. Stability was deter-
mined visually. The visible separation into two layers was taken as the
limit of stability. Chemical analysis has confirmed the visual observa-
tions. At a temperature of 900C, separation into layers occurs within
2.5 hr. As the volumes of the separated layers depend on the content of
the various components, a calibration curve may be used to determine the
composition without chemical analysis. The incompatibility of the two
components is confirmed by the constitution diagram of Fig. S. Separation
starts already at very low concentrations. It was found that polyvinyl
chloride is almost incompatible with NC. Concerning the separation into
layers, the following conclusions have been drawn on the strength of the
Tyndall effect, the possibility of separating the components by centrifu-
ging (the concentration of the two phases differs from that of the initial
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Stability of solutions ...
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3101/3205
phase), and of microscopic studies: Interaction occur3 between solvent and
components; the polymer with the higher solubility carries away a larcer
amount of the solvent when centrifuged; the solution of the components is a
fine-disperse emulsion in which the dispersed substance is the polymer with
the lower amount, whereas the dispersing al,-ent is the solution of the Doly-
mer with the larger amount. There are 8 fiCurcs and 10 references:
9 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION!
VNIIV (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic
Fibers)
Legend to Fig- 3: CPVC:NC; 1: 8 %: 1 %
2: 5W-: 5W-; 3: 1%-:85014; a) concentrat:
b stability', hr.
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Stability of solutions
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B101/B205
Legend to Fig. 5: 1: viscosity as
a function of composition; 2:
stability as a function of
composition; a) composition,
CPVC
CPVC/NC; b) stability, hr3
C) viscosity, sec.
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GPVC*.NC solutions; a)
A6' chlorinated polyvinyl
chloride; c) acetone;
d) concentration,
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POKROAJ'~TAYA, N. D.
Geol Idal Frespeatim AIr 119
Vineralogical Correlates of the Upper Permian and
Triassic Deposits in the ObImlovsklyVi-al, Region,"
S. G. Sarkisyan, H*~ D* Pokroveka7a, 2 pp
-Dok Ak Nauk MR," Vol IXV, No 5
GI*ea characteristics of Ufinskiy, Ehzw~Tartar'
Y
.azA Triassic deposits according to'types of rook
foind Inthew. Lists heavy inA light min6rals
Lfftn(I in these deposits. Submitted by Acad D. S.
'Belyankin,21 No 48. 4
39A9T%

POI,.P,OVSYAYA, N.F., kand. biol. nauk
Biochemical grain evaluation of soft spring wheats. Trudy
po prikl. but., gen. i sel. 37 no. lt59-65 165.
(MIRA 19:1)

POKROVSKAYA) P.K.
Full-term tuboabdominal pregnancy. Akush. i gin- 39 no.3al3l
MY-J063 (MIRA 1712)
1. lz,.akushersko-ginekologichoskogo otdelenlya (zav. - zaslu-
zhennyy vrach RSFSR M.I. Aaekseyevu-Pechena) Slav~nmskoy
rayonnoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vraoh A.S. Afanaslyer) Krasnodar-
skogo kraya.

OALAXTIONOY, V.D., kBna.geol.-min.nauk; G=TSEIT, G.I., doktor geol.-min.
nauk; DURAM , V.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZUBKOVIGH, K.Te., kand.gool.-
min.nauk; KAYSM, T.S., kand.geol.-min.nauk; POKROV.WATA, N.M..
kand.geol.-minenauk; BRA2MINA, A.M.. inzh.; I OY, S.N., inzh.;
KUMSKOVA, O.G., inzh.; LOVITSKIT, U.S., inzh.; KAKMO, G.K., inzh.
HILDMIKAR, Sh.G.. inzh.; SINTAKOV. N.P., inzh.; =GRUVA, N.A.,
red.; VORONIN, K.P., takhn.red.
[Geology of the Volga-Don Canal region] Goologiia raions soorazhenii
Volgo-Dona. Pod red. V.D.Galaktionova. Moskva. Gos.energ.izd-vo.
ig6o. 416 p. fold.col.map. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy proyektno-izyskatel'skiy i nauchno-issle-
Aovatellakly institut *GidroproyaktO Imeni S.Ta.Miuk.
.i- (Volga-Don Canal region-Geology)

POKROVSKAYA, N.M., k-and. geol. -minor. nauk
Physicomechanical properties of semihard rocks-in the region of the
stalingrad hydroelectric power center. Trudy Gidroproakta 3:101-120
,6o. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Otdel inzhenernoy gqologii Vaesovuznogo proyektuo-izyskateliskogo
i nauchno-isoledovatel skogo instituta "Uidroproyekt" imeni S.Ya.
Zhuka.
(Stalingrad Hydroelectric Power Station region--Soil mechanics)

POKROVSX&Yk, N.N.
, -
Referred effect of ultraviolet rays in normal and modified reactiTity
of the organism. Arkh. pat., Moskya 14 no.6:42-44 Nov-Dec 1952.
(GIAL 23:4)
I- Of the Riperimental Department (Head -- Prof, I. A. Piontkovskiy).
S;ate Scientific-Research Institute of Physiotherapy (Director -
Prof. A.I. CYbrosov).

POKROVSKAYA, N. N.
Dissertation- "Morphological Data on Secondary Action of Ultra-violet Rays Under
Normal and Altered Reactivity Conditions in an Organism." Cand Hed Sci, Second
Moscow State Medical Inst imeni I. V. Stalin, 23 Jun 54. (Vechernyaya Moskva, MoBcow,
14 Jun 54)
SO: SU`4 318, 23 Dec. 1954

BUKOVSKAYA, A.V.; POKROVSKATA, N.N.
%------------ W"O"WA101
Clinical aspects of gastric cancer with multiple zetastases to
the bone. Sov.med. 19 no.2:45-48 P 155. (IC.RA 8:5)
1. Is goopitallnoy terapevticheakay k3.inikl (zav. prof. P.Te.
Dakomakly) 11 Koskovskogo meditainskogo instituta iment I.V.
Stalina.
(STOMACH, neoplasms,
scirrhus with multiple metastases to bone)
(BOXES, neoplasms,
Wet'stases of gastric scirrhus)

roxRovaitTA, ,,1. 11.
I ,
Morphological dal,-;. on the --,O'lected a,:,tiejn of ultrwilolest rayE
In nornal aid nodifled reactivity of the organism. Vop.kur.
fizioter. I lach.fiz.kul't n0-3:79-80 *"!-Sep!55(IILRA 8:8)
(ULTJ',.-'.VIOT,2T WS-PHYSIOLOGICAL XFMT)

POKROVSXAYA H.N. kandidat maditsinakikh nauk; SAVOKOV, P.M.
wWAMM
Pathology of acute lupus arythematosuB. Sov.med. 20 no.5:)8-42
W 956. (KW 9:9)
1. Iz imfedry goopitallnoy terapit (sav. - prof. P.TeAnkomakly)
II Koskovskogo neditsinskogo institua imeni I.V.Stalins i patolomo-
anatomicheskogo otieleniya, (Nauchnyy rukovoditall -prof. P.P.Dwizhkov)
Noskovskoy gorodskoy klinicheskoy bolinitay 90-5.
(LUPUS ARYTEENATOSUS, pathology,
(Rue))

UYTSEV, V.F.; POEROVSKAYA. N.N. (Moskva)
Acute myeloblastosis with multiple thromboses. Klin.med- 37 no.1:
117-121 Ja '59- (MIRA 12:3)
1. Is gospitallnoy terapevticheskoy kliniki (dir. - prof. P.Te.
Lakozekly) II Mookovskogo meditsinskogo institute. imeni N.I. Pi-
rogova i patologo-anatomicheskogo otdeleniya (nauchmyy konsul'tant
prof. PiR. Dvizhkov) 5-y Gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy.
(1KJKOSARCOKA, case reports
acute, with multiple thrombosis (Rug))
(THROMBOSIS, case reports
multiple, in acute leukosarcoma (Rus))

WUTp V.S.; POKROVSKAYA, N.N.
Analysis of the mortality rate in mitral steenosis. Klinn. med. 38
nd. 2:6-14 F 160. (MMA 14: 1)
(MITRA,L VALVE-DISEASES)

KEYEMON, T. I,-; POKROVSKAYA, N. N.
Changes in the clinical and anatomical picture of cardiac rhe-ama-
tism during the past 10-15 years. Terap. arkh. no.12:23-30 '61.
(MIRA, 15:2)
1. Iz terapevticheakogo otdeleniya 22-Y forodskoy bollnitsy (zav. -
doktor meditsinakikh nauk T, I. Meyerzon) i patologoanatomicbeskogo
otdeleniya 5-y gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy (zav. - kandidat
meditsinskikh nauk N. N. PokrovskeLya, nauchnyy konsul'tant - prof.
P. P. Dvizhkov).
(RHEUMATIC BEART DISEASE)

MEYERSON, T.I.; POKROVSKAYA, N.V. (Moskva)
Frequency of rheirmatic lesions of the heart in old age. Y-'in.
mod. 40 no.5:105-110 162. (MLqA 15:8)
1. 1z terapev-ticheskogo otdeleniya 22--y Gorodskoy bollnitsy
(zav. - doktor med.naWc T.I. Meyerson) i patologoanatomicheskogo
otdeleniya 5-y Gorodskoy klinichesRoy ~-Ilnitsy (zav. - kand.
med.nauk H.R. Pokrovskayup nauelmyy konsul'tant - prof, P.P.
DvIzHCov).
(RHEUMATIC DEART DISME)

TUROVA, A.D., professor, zaveduyushchiy; POKROVSE7AYA, N.V.
NM w *.+.-,-,
Pharmacology of cineol (eucal7ptol). Farm.i toks. 16 no.3;28-29 )fy-,Te '53.
(MLHA 6:7)
1. Otdal farmakologii Vsesoyuznogo institute, lekarstvennykh i aromatiche-
skikh raoteniy (VILAR). (Bacalyptol)

-IW.vv~fulLn, 11. V.
POKIZOVSKAYA, 11. V. --'-The Effect of Carbon Dioxide on the Repvoduction or
Yeast and the Fermentation Caused by It." Inst of Microbiology.
Acad Sci USSR. Moscow, 1955. (Dissertation for the Degree of
Candidate in Biological Science).
-30. Knishanay letopis I
i;1-2- 1956

M110VSKAYAL ii w
_~ VizUOV.1 !.Y., 1111,Kll"; 6. 6. and SHIL, V. N.
"Certain data concerning the physiology of yeast in fermcntutin,- of
malt must," a paper submitted at the International Conference on Radioisotopes in
Scientific I-Research, Paris, 9-20 &--P 57.

/<
'X,SR/Microbio0 Industrial Mic F-3
Abs Jj-.-_- Rc.-L 7.hur - Diol., I'do 1.5-53), P)'47
Author VeSelov, I.Ya., Ryikin, S.S.
Inst
Titic Particinat'~on of CH COOH and COo in the Blosynthesils of
Brewers' Yeast and Xmition by'Yeast of Substances Cau-
sing Turbidity of Beer on St.-~rage.
Orir,y Pub Tr. Vses. n.-i. in-t pivovar. prom-sti, 1957, No 6, 141-
149
Abstract No abotrac U.
ccrel I,,," I

RUBAN. Ye.L.; RYMIN. S.S.; POXHOVSKAYA, N.V.
Relation of Nitrosoiona 8to radioactive saccharose and carbonates
[with summary in linglishl. Mikrobiologiia, 26 no-3:257-262 My-Je 157.
(MIRA 10:10)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(NITROSOKOIUS, metabiolism,
carbon, determ. labeled sucrose & carbonate (Rus))
(SUCROSE, metabolism,
NitrosoFonas. radioisotope-labeled in determ. of
carbon metab. (Rus))
(CARBON, metabolism.
Nitrosomonas, determ. with radioisotope-labeled sucrose
& carbonate (Rus))

RYLKIIJ. S.5.; POIMOVSKAYA, N.V. ~
Role of acetic acid In the biosymtbesis of brewer's yeasts.
Trudy VNIIPP no-7:98-105 159. (14IRk 13.5)
(Yeast) (Acetic acid)

RYLIN, S.S.; POXROVSKATA, N.V.
Role of acetic acid In biosynthetic processes taking place in brewers'
yeast. Kikrobiologiia 28 no.4-.586-593 -n-Ag '59. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy inatitut pivovarennoy pro-
u7shlennosti, )bskva.
(AGMIC ACID) (MUST)

FOKROVSKAYA, N.V.? OULNEZOVA, N.A.5 CHISITAKOVAP Ye.A.; KlW'-'LYAKOVAl O.v.
Hathods for tho production of glueose axidase enzyme prep rallons.
a ,
Ferm. 4. spirt. prom. 11 no.7~22--25 165. (MIRA 18s!!-)
1. Veesoyuznyy naucimc-igaledovatellskiy Anatit"at pivubezalko-
gollnoy i vinodellchaskoy promyshiennosti.

POKRMSKAYA, N.T.; KISLYAXM, O.T.
Mechanism of the stimulating effect of chalk on the glucose
wddase and catalase activity of Penicillium vitalo. Mikro-
biologiia 31+ no.5:793-800 S-0 165. (MM 18:10)
1. TSentrallnyy muchne-isBledovatellskiy institut pivo.-
varennoy promyshlennostil, Moskva,

KELLER, B.M.;-.POKROVSKAYA, N.V.
Now data on the age of phosphorites in the Karatau. Izv. Ali SSSR.
Ser. geol. 30 no.6:78-91 Je 165. (1/0-A 18:6)
1. Geologichemkiy institut AN SSSR, Moskva.

POKROAISR.J.A, 14 . V G Ai .-- 'L7 11 ~ iJ 'Y
Use of SG-1 caLlcn ofjta4n-' ng and prifying glucoFc-
~ .1
oxidase. PrM.. bioklhin- 'i mnkrobiol. 1 no.1:12F-122 Ja-F 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Vsesoyuzi~yy iiaizchnc~---jg.,31ed(jvatell,,~3~iy inatitut pivovarerinoy,
be%aJ.kog,-A'-.n(,.r ; prru-~rshlrunnosti, Moskva.

FOKROVSKAYA., N.V.
Some phyBiological ctara,~teri-tic-a cf t~,e firldivIdual spo-,--izien
of tM undeiirable raicroL'lc%:-A of beer. Tmdy I'Sbatr.
issi. inst. piv., bezalk. 1 vin. prr;r,. no.10.155-167 16-.
(IC 11 A 17 : 6)

POKROVSKAYA, N.V.; VOROBIYEVA, M.T.
Development of the-methods for obtaining glucose oxidase preparation3.
Trudy TSentr.nauch.-ispl.inst.piv.,bexalk. i vin.prom. no.9:69-78
l62. (MIRA 16:10)

15-1957-10-13537
Translatio'n from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10,
P 9 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Pokrovskaya, N. V.
TITLE: The Stratigraphy of the Cambrian Deposils a~ the Southern
Partofthe Siberian Platform (Stratigrafiya kembriyskikh.
otlozheniy yuga Sibirskoy platformy)
PERIODICAU- V sb: Vopr. geologii Azii. T. 1., Moscow, Izd-vo AN
SSSRp 1954, pp, 444-465
ABSTRACT: The paper gives a brief description of the Lower and
Middle Cambrian section of the southern p&t. of the Si-
berian platform along the rivers Maya, Amga, Lena
(between At-Daban and Pokrovskoye), Olekma and Chara,
Peleday, and the upper and lowr Angara region. Inf ormati on
on the collections of trilobites from the different lay-
ers is presented; these fossils enable one to make de-
tailed comparisons of the sedimentary units and to pre-
pare a biostratigraphic outline for the subdivision of
Card 1/5 the Cambrian rocks of the Siberian platform (see Table).

15-1957-10-13537
The Stratigraphy of the Cambrian Rocks of the Southern Part of the
Siberian Platform (Cont.)
The author shows the possibility of extending the biostrati-
graphic classification of the southern part of the MeAan platfts tD
the entire platform and also to the framework beyond it to the
south. The large collections of fossils from the different beds
make it possible to re-examine and define more precisely the
stratigraphic range of a number of trilobites. Such work has
established the extent and identified the boundaries of the
Lenskly (Lena) stage; and has given support to the earlier con-
clusion of the author that the arcbeocyathids are confined to
the Lower Cambrian.
Card 2/5

15-1957-10-13537
The Stratigraphy of the Cambrian Rocks of the Southern Part of the
Siberian Platform (Cont.)
Epoch Stage Horizon Zone
Aldanaspis
Mayskiy
Phalacroma grandiforme
Middle Upper--Anopolenus henrici,
Cambrian Liostracus yakutensis
Amginskiy Middle-Paradoxides hicksi,
Tomagnostus ?rs-sus
Lower-Orgatocep a dpa.0
Schi tocephalus
Card 3/5

16-1957-10-13537
The Stratigraphy of the Cambrian Rocks of the Southern Part of the
Siberian Platform (Cont.)
- Kooteniella
Yelanskiy Protolenus grandis,
Bathyuriscellus grandis
Pseudoeteraspis,
Ketemenskiy Parapoliella,
Namanoia
Bergeroniaspis ornatus,
Olekminskiy
Jacutus quadriceps
Card 4/5

'POKELOYSMAYA. NI-Aa- Vasillyevna; SHMYS. N.A., otv.red.; CMWIKOVA. I.M..
',,:~~.'-- -.'i~d'Azd-va; MAIM, I-tg: V.,tekhn.red.
[Agnostidae of the middle Cambrian of Takutisj Agnost1dy strednego
kembrIla Ukatil. Mookwa, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR- 1958. 95 p. ,
(Akademila nauk WM- Geologicheskii institut. Trudy no.16)
(MIRL 12:11)
(Takatia-Trildbites)

ZAYTSEV, _
Structure of the Kuznetsk Ala-Tau [with summry in Inglishl.
Sov. geol. 1 no.6:24-43 Je 158. (14IRA 11:10)
1. Geologicheskiy inntitut All SSSR.
(Kuznetsk Ala-Tau-Geology. Stratigraphic)

POKROVSKIiYA. N.V.; ZAYTSNV, U.S., otv.red.; PECHINM, I.L., red.izd-va;
- __ GUSEVA, A.P., takhn.red.
[Trilobite faum and stratigrapbv of Cambrian deposits in
Tuvaj Trilobitovala fauna i stratigraflia kembriinkikh
otlozhenit Tuvy. Moskva, Isd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. 1959. 197 P.
(Akademila nauk SSSR. Geologicheskii institut. Trudy, no.27.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Twa Autonomous Province--Paleontology, Stratigraphic)
(Trilobites)

WNM. V.V.; TOKRO~~A, ~N.V.; ROZANOV. A-Yu.
"Upper Cambrian" arebaeocyathid coral cenosis in the Tanuu-01a,
Range (Tava). Izv. Ali SSSR. Ser. geol. 25 no-7:99-100 JI 16o.
(KIRL 13;10)
(Tannu-01a Range--Corals, Posail)

-, POKROVSKAYA, N.Ya.
Some immunity indices Jn young children with nur-alent. uzenigj.tis
treated with massive penicillin doses. Trudy TSIIJ 78:25-30 165.
(MM 18:9)
1. Kafedra pediatrii (zav. prof. R.L. Gamburg) Mentrallnogn
instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey.

DAVIRUMV, S. He; SHTILIBAITS, 1. 1.; KULIKOVA, Yee F.; POKROVSX&YA, 0. A.
SARAXTAN, Yee Ae
)(odifications of the nervous system in virus influenza A and
30' Nevropat. psikhlat.9 Moskva 20 no-3:11-18 May-June 1951.
(CLML 20:11)
1. Professor Davideakov, 2* Of the TherapaiLtio Clinic
(Director - Me D. Tushiubkly, Active Member of the
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR), First Medical Insti-
tute, and of the Clinic for Nervous Diseases (Director
Prof. S. N. Davidenkov, Active Member of the Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR)O Institute for the Advanced
Training of Physicians.

POK-ROVSKAYA, 0. A.
USSR/Yedicine - Virus Diseases
Mar 51
"Changes in the Nervous Systen Produced ~yi;-Virus Influenza A and B, 11 krof S. 147. Davidenkov,
I. I. Shtil'bans, Ye. F. Ful'kova. 0. A. Pokrovskaya, E. A. Sanamyan, 1st Med Inst
and Clinic of Nervous Diseases of Inst of Advanced Tng of Physicians
"Nevropatol i Psikhiat" Vol XX. No 4. pp 11-18
Extensive clinical investigations were conducted to det differences between virus A and
virus B influenza as manifested byeFfects of these diseases on the nervous system.
These different manifestations are emmarated and illustrated by a number of case
histories. Mentions that the concn of the influenza virus in the brain does not
increase, but decre,-ses, an important distinction from epidemic encephalitis.
l9lTlOl

POKROVSKAYA, 0. A.
USSRMedicine-Infectious Diseases
Feb 52
"Clinical Characteristics of the Atypical Form of Tick Encephalitis," S. N. Davidenkov,
M. M. Figurina, 1. 1. Shtillbans, Ye. F. Kullkova, 0. A. Pokrovskaya, Leningrad, clinic
of Nervous Diseases, State Ifistjor Advaficed Tng'of Ph~sicians'imefii-S. M. Kir6v; Hosp of
Infectious Diseases imeni S. P; Botkin
"Klin Med" Vol XXX, No 2, pp i9-27
Describes clinical characteristics, treatment, etc. of a Western form of tick encephalitis
occurring in regions where Ixodes persulcatus and Ixodes ricinus function as transmitters,
and draws parallel between this form and Far-Eastern tick encephalitis. 1he Westerm form
described is distinguished clinically by a double wave of meningoencephalitis and
epidemiologically by -the fact that the infection is transinitted not only by the bite of j
ticks but also by consumption of the -ilk of infected goats.
PA 209T73

POKROVSKAYA, O.A. (Leningrad)
Tr"tmont of Wasthenia. Zhur.nevr.i psikh. 54 no.4:342,343 Ap 154,
7: 3)
1. Klinika nervnykh bolesney Institute, unovershonstvoraniya vra-
Cho imeni S.M.ICIrova.
fKYASTHXKIA GRAVIS. therapy, (RADIOTHIWY, in Yarious disswess,
*x-rav) - *110mothenia gravis)

GOUNDURG, A.D.; KULIKOVA. Ts.F.; PWOVSKAYA. 0..
Vegetative functions in progressive muscular atrop)7. Zhnr. nerr. i
polkht 55 no.1:17-21 Ja 155. (XLRA 8:2)
1. Klinilm nervWkh bolesney dir. prof. S.N.Davidenkov) i kafedra
fixioterapil (zav. prof. H.N.Mish'uk) Instituta usovershonstvovaniya
vrachey iment S.K.Kirova.
(PROGRISSIVI MUSCULAR ATHROPff, physiologr.
autonomic NO
(AUTWOKIC NERVOM SYSTEM, in various diseases,
progressive muse. atropby)

DAVIDBNKOV. S.N.. professor. zasluzhenny7 deyatell nauki; POKROVSKATA, O.A.,
(Leningrad)
Pbrwqonal state in neurasthenia. Trach.dPlo no.11:1163-1167 N 156,
OM 10:3)
1* DeyotvitelInyy chlen ANN SSSR.(for Davidenkov)

ILYMO, Y.I.;POKROVSKAYA, O.A.
Characteristics of the course of experimental infection in monkeys
inoculated with tick-borne and bi-phasic encephalitis and louping
III viruses. Acta virol. 3agl. Id., Praha 4 no.2:75-81 Mr 160.
1. Department of Virology, Institute of Xxperimental Medicine, U.S.S.R.
Academy of Medical Sciences, and Nervous Diseases Clinics. State In-
stitute for Post-Graduate Training of Physicians, Leningrad.
(11103PH&LITIS EPIDEKIC exper.)

P01MOVSKAYA) 0. A.) MEW, V. I.) LENINGRAD:
"Clinical icture in M. rhesus monkeys infected with various strains of tick-
P 4 ~
borne encephalitis Virus. (With film projection.)"
report submitted for the Symposium on the Biology of Viruses of Tick Borne Encephalitis
Complex, Smolenice Czechoslovakia, 1-1-14 Oct 60.

DAVIDENKOV, SoV.; FOKROVSKAYA O.A.SHALAGINA, T.L.
Isolated agraphia. Och. klin. neyr. no.201-43 164 (MIFfi 1811)

IL'YENKO., V.I.; POKROVSKAYA, O.A.
Materials on the differentiation of viruses of the tick-borne
encephalitis group. Och.klin.nevr. no.1:183-194 162. (MIRA 15,;9)
(ENCEPHALITUS VIRUSES)

POKROVSKAYA, O.G.
Rate of oxidation of monoaminomonocarboxylic
conditiona. lzv. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no.B.'50-37
I.Novosibirokly meditsinskly Institut.
acids under different
159.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Amino acids) (Oxidation)

POKROVSKAYA 0. L , kand. med. nauk
Surgical treatment of patients with ineffective extrapleural
pneumothorax and oleothorax complicated by empyema. Xhirurgiia
38 no.7:138-144 Jj 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz legochno-1-hirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. N. I. Bondar')
Moskovskoge nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta tuberkuleza
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya WSR.
(OLEOTHOW) (PNEUMOTHORAX) (RIPYEKA)

GINDINq Ye.M.; -POKR KAXA O.L.-;, LEBEDEVAq L.V.
Burn shock in dogs and the effect of neuroplegic subatances on
its course. Khimwgiia 36 no. 5:87-96 My 160. (KIRA 14:1)
,BURNS AND SCALDS) (HIBERNATION., ARTIFICIAL)

L 16892-~65 EE6-2/WG(J)/FSF(h)/!~~G(
~/a
P a /5SD/AFmrP./BsD/AFETR/
LNUG(c) - P C-L/Pae-2 AEDC(
ACCESS,ON NR; AP5000168 AITC(a)AFTC(b)~APGC(f)i/0293/64/002/006/0859/086L~
FSD'dp)/ESD(si) -TT/GW
..AUTHOR:: Pokrovs S-A.
xa
TITLE:. Solution.of the spatial problem of heliocentric flights -with an engine of
i_%jrstant p9wer by the.steepest-descent method
O~ CE r smiches kiye s
R Is ledovaniyav 2, n 6, 1964, 859-864
O.P i C-,'.GS: interplanetary fligh cecraft thrust, spacecraft
T t, spacecraft, spa
VnS%!nej.spaceciaft trajectory* steepe.st.descent method
i%85-, In connection with:a s
tudy of the problem of space flight to the planets
Lm r~olar system -it is important to obtain optimal thrust programs and pro-
13rams for the corresponding trajectories when using limited-power engines. The
purpose of this paper was to determine the optimal.thrust and trajectories in the
spatial problem of flight by thesteepest desce.nt.method. Computations have shown
Lha-'.. the.method- is. quite convenient for solution of the problems of optimal f I ight
and can,be,used for Investigation of optimal-trajectories.in a case when the space-
a
e-raft m kes Morethan one revolution around a,center. In the spatial problem of
liel iocei-~tric: f I ight the author gives programs for acceleration an~ c2rresponding
_J,rajei.:tories, optimal in the sense.of a,minimum of the value*1 a (t)dt, where
0
Card 1/2.

B2MNOV.9 A.V.; NOVOTOTSKIY-VLASOV, Yu.F.; NEIZVESTNYY, I.G.; POKROVSKAYA, S.V.j
GALYJ-NA, T. I. -
Nature of surface recombination conters in germanium. Fiz. tver. tela
3 no. 3:822--831.Mr t6l, I (MIRA 14:5)
1e Fizicheskiy institut, imeni P.N. Lebedeva AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Crystal lattices) (Germnium)

PDY,ROV-,':,i~AYP, T.A.
Study of antigenic propertieB of Ehrlich carcinoma after its
pasnage on chorioallantolB o" chick embz7o during an--ph-l
reaction with desensitization. Biul. eksp. biol. I med. 57
no.6t76-78 Je 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Laboratoriya neinfaktsionnoy immunologii (zav, - prof, I.N.
Mayskiy) Institu-~a eksperimentallnoy biologii (dir. - prof. I.N.
Mayskiy) AMN SSSR, Moskva.

PCKROVSK&U, T.A.
Change In Immnobiological properties of tumors passed on chick
embryo. Diul.ekep.biol.i nod. 48 no.11:93-97 N 159.
(M MI 13:5)
1. Iz laboratorli neinfektoionnoy limmnologli (zav. - prof.
I.N. Nmyskiy) Instituta skeperimentallnoy biologii (dir. -
prof, I.N. Mayokly) ANN SSSR. Koekva. Predstavlena daystvitel'mym
oblenom AMN SSSR N*N* Zhukovym-Verezhnlkovym.
(NIOPUSKS immanol.)

POKROVS , T.A.
--T99KA1A.-- j
Possibility of tumorous transformation of intrasplenic ovary
transplant following the inhibition of the gonadotropic action
of the pituitary gland. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 57 no.6.-78-81
is 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Laboratoriya neinfektsionnoy imaunologii (zav. - prof. I.N.
Mayskiy) Instituts. eksperimentallnoy biologii (dir. - prof. I.N.
Mayskiy) AMN SSSR, Moskva.

CV
F USSRAftteorology - Service, Criticism, Oct 52
r-4
"Some Results of the Work on the 'Klimatologiche-
skly Spravochnik SSSRI (Handbook of Climatology
of the USSR) According to Regions," T. B.
Pokrovskaya, Cand Geog Sci, Leningrad Main Geophy
Obs imeni Voyeykov
"Mete6rol i Gidrol" No 10, pp 9-14
Authoress states that a fault in recent discus-
sions is that the handbook, an irregular publi-
cation, has not been given due attention, a topic
previously raised by S. A. Sapozhnikove, in
231"2
"Heteorol i Gidrol" No 1, 1952. Authoress out-
-lines the importance of exptl data in these hand-
books to organization of meteorological service.
231"2
E~

Y,ALYUZHN'YY, l.T.; SIDOROVA, L.N.; BMIIN, L.; AKTAYEV, S.; TEPLITS,
V.V.; ZUYEV, V.N.; ~Op!OYSKAYA,-T.I.; KOZHOMKULDV, T.A.;
LAVROVA, N.N., prof., red,; ZUBOK, Ya.Z., tekhn. red.
[Read this, this is mefull Prochitai, eto polezno. Frunze,
1962. 10 nos. [Botkin's diseasell Bolezn' Botkina. 19 P.
[Communicable (infectious) diseases in children] Detskie
zaraznye (infektsionnye) bolezni. 18 p. [Helminths and the
ham they cause to human health] Gellminty i ikh vred dlia
zdoroviia cheloveka. 26 p. [Work hygiene of the boot grower]
Gigiena truda sveklovoda. 12 p. [Hygienic regimen of the
schoolchild] Gigienicheskii rezhim shkollnika. 24 p. [Fungus
diseases of the skin] Gribkovye zabolevaniia kozhi. 24 P.
[Prevention and treatment of cardiac and vascular diseases]
Predupi,ezhdenie i lechenie boleznei serdtsa i sosudov. 19 p.
(Prevention and treatment of rickets] Rakhitv ego predu-
prezhdenie i lechenie. 8 p. [Old age and longevity] Starost'
i dolgoletie. 14 p. [Vitamins and their significance for
human health] Vitaminy i ikh znachenie dlia zdorovlia chelo-
veka. 22 p. WIRA 17:3)

PU;f_R-UIjSKAYAj T. III.
POKROVSKAYA, T. I.: "The clinical aspects and delayed results
of tubercular meningitis in children treated with strep-
tomycinp PAS, and ftivazid.11 Kirgiz Stste Medical Insi.
Frunze, 1956. (Dissertations for the Degree of Candi-
date in Medical Sciences).
SO: Knizhnays Letopis' No. 22., 1956

POKROVSKAYA. T.I.
(Tuberculous meningitis in children] Tubarkalemy-i meningit
u datei. Yrunze, Kirgizgosizdat, 1939. 22 p.
(MMINGAS--TUBERCULOSIS) (MIRA 13:7)

POKROVSKAYA T I
Changes in the cerebrospinal fluid in tuberculous meningitis. 3-;v.
zdrav. Kir. no.2:7-12 14r-Ap 762. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Iz kafedry detskikh bolezney (zav. - prof. B.F.Shagan) Kirgizskogo
gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta i Kirgizskogo rmchno-
issledovatellskogo institute, tuberkuleza (direktor - Yu.A.Vc1okh).
(CEREBROSPML FLUID) (10- IIIIGES-TUBERCULOSIS )

CLUMIKOV, A.A.; LP~X~OV~TA-.--N.L.*,,_NZSTEROVA, Yu.S.;*ORGANOVA, N.I.
Vulfenite containing uranium. Zap.Vses'.min.ob-,Ka 89 no.2:
180-1% 160; (MIRA 13:7)
1. Inetitut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdoniv, petrografii,
mineralogii i geoldiinii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Wulfenits) (uranium)

17(4),30(l)
AUTHOR: Pokrevskaya, T. M. S07120-12A -5-57,162
TITLE: Stages --'P- the Bush Format-ion in Mfead~,w 01-over Under -th~_-
Conditions ir the Region (Etapy f.~)rmi--ro-,raviya kl~,stq,
I
.~.ugovogv klevera 7 usloviyakh Moskovskoy oblast-i),
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadem-il. na-alk SSSR, 1959, Vt;1 1249 !L- 5, pp 1160-!162
(USSR)
ABSTRACT- The biologikml rharaoie.':Istic features c,--f' th~-,- age of clc%rer
(Trifoli-am pratezee T,.) err- nob to be investicat9d from th6
point of view of the calendar age of an individual, i.e. -,f
the period beginning with the germination of the secd but of
the ag6 (vozrastnostf)(Ref 1) ~ihich is expressed by the
mciphologioal. stages of age - the stages of bush formati-on.
.1hq autbor reGa--..-1s these stages as a suo::ession olage-biological
characteristic features which are expressed by the outward
appearance - the morphology - of the plant. Under different
conditions (pasture etc) these stages may take pia:~e at
different rates. The morphological indices of tli~,ss stages
are as follows: state of the terminal, bud as well as of the
main root, presence of gei,,-ratlve side-shoots ard adventi-11-ious
Card 1/2 roots of different classes, The author distinguishes 6 stages

Stages in the Bush Formation in. Meadlrw Mt%~-GT-
Under the Conditions -in the Reg---~in
of development- ol' th- (~!-over bush: 1, -;uv(!nj-le ai~d parti-y
pregererat.-;.v-2 pe-~".od. Du-.at-~-vriz. 1-2 y,~ars. II. The
pregenerative period, 1-3 jears. III~ The initial
Derlod. IV. The peTi,-~d. V. The pi~-riz-d ---r:~-etat;-7e
reproduction. V1. Vic- further de-vLlopment Trjay pla-:-e in
two direAlons- A. Under fav~)rablc- "- the sh3-)ts of
vegetati---r~. rej-,r:--.d--;zti.on separaat-z~ fT7,.-D stc-ol, B. If ,
'he shocl----~f ~E;getat--~-s hava -not
arty r-ason, I - - - -
forziei~'., llh~e '~,aA pa-~--,ea inT,~) the VI. stage - th~-, s=nile perlod,
for e~bc")-' -;-3 ldcs. :f '~alxtc 1'c , Z'h 1 4- t hk 9
plac~c- ortly ii~i,ler ~,iadi,,-Dns~, !r, A i~.;!
tash die]. 51re-9-d-T dUT LT~?, t'llla- deiel 31-jr!ent, -1-f the d'-.u.--,hter bushes.
Th-.~sq thE hush a Prz)f,~ss,--r 1. G. S:~xob:~yalcov
superv~-sed the S.-I-ic-1,
ASSOCIATION- z? jni~~---h
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SUBMITTED: Octrber 2 1 9 "195,1
Card 2/2
institul, --*n. X '-T'P-~+-fQkiYj-h
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POICROVSKAYA, T. M., Cpnd 11,31ol. Sci (diss) -- "A7-e-morpholmlcai f-at-,;res of t'11~1~
in
clovers of Moscow Oblast". Moscow, 1960- 20 pp (14joscow City P,?daEorricaj ' st
Jm V. P. PotemIdn), 150 CoPies ( ru, No 14, 1~-60, 130),

POIROVSKAYA, T.M.
Morphological features of different age phases in the formation of
the als1ke clover plant (Trifolium hybridum L.) in Moscow P~ro7ince.
AMwh.dokl.vye.~hkoly; b1ol.nauki no.2-.110-115 160. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Rekomendovana kRfedroy botaniki Noskovskogo gorodskogo pedagogi-
chaskogo Instituta im. T.P, Potemkina.
(MOSCOW PROVINCZ--ALS= CLOVXR) (GROWM (PLMS))

Name: PGKROVSYAYA, T. N.
Dissertation: Geographic variability in the biology of Havaga. Eleginus
navaga (Pallas). Bleginus gracl1is (Tilesius)
Degree: Cand Biol Sci
I
4&,et" Acad Scl USSR., Inat of Oceanology
'It~~Date,~ Place: 1956), Moscow
Source: Knizhnaya Letopis'.. No 45, 1956

POXROVSK&YA, T.N.
Age and growth of navaga (Bleginus) In the Kara Sea. Tk-udy Inst.
okean. 20:302-311 157. (Nm 10:12)
(Kara Sea--Codfish)

PO"OVSKAYA, T.110
., Factors determining present distribution of navaga (genus. Bleginua)
[with summary in Unglishl. Zool. zhur. 37 no.8-.1181-1194 Ag '58.
(MIRA 11:9)
1.Institut okeanologii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Godfish)

POKROVSKAU, T.N.
Geographical variation in the biology of the navaga (genus Ele US)a
Trudy Inst. okean. 31:19-nO 160. (MIRA 14;4r
(Eleginus)
I

POXROVSKAYA, T.N.
11 -- ------------------
Primary production of phytoplankton in the lakes of the Kola
Peninsula. Trddy Gidrobiol. ob-va 12:359-374 162. (MMA 15:12)
1. Institut geografii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Kola Peninsula-Phyfoplankton)

POKROVSKAYA, T.V.; SPIRINA, L.P.i SUDIST, A.P.
Effect of the underlying surface on the appearance of
temperature anomalies on the European territory of the
U.S.S.R. during the spring months. Trudy GGO no.164;
3-20 164. (MIRA 17-9)

KATS, Abram Livovich; VAIIGKNGMM, G.To., prof., retsenzent; PLKRDVSXATA,--
1-9-R.2-xand.nauk, retsenzent; SAGATOVSKIY, N.V., red.;
VLADIMIROV, O.G., tekhn.red. ."'
I/'
(Seasonal variations in general atmospheric circulation and
long-range weather forecasting] Sezonnye izmaneniia obahchei
tairkuliateii atmosfery i dolgoerochnys prognozy. Leningrad,
Gidromsteor.izd-vot 1960. 269 p. (min 14:2)
(Weather forecasting)

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TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPMT AID 485 - I
BOOK cail No..- AF6425og
Authors2 KOSTIN, S. I. and POKROVSKAYA, T. V.
Full Titles CLIMTOLOGY
Transliterated Titles Klimatologiya
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: Hydrometeorological Publishing House (Gidrometeoizdat)
Dates 1953 No. pp.: 427 No. of copies: 3.1,000
Editorial Staff
Editors Drozdov, 0. A., Dr, Geogr. Sci.
TEXT DATA
Coveraget This work deals with the systematic aspects of climatologythe processes
of climate formation, the microclimatic conditions of natural landscapes, and
with regional featu-"ea as revealed ih the world pattern of climates. It gives a
brief description of climates in different parts of the world and a more detailed
account of climates in the USSR (pt 194-254)o Special attention is given to
probleips of climatic changes and to methods of clinatological evaluation of o1b-
servations, The authors consider this work to be not only as a textbook but as
useful also for scientific workers. The text is illustrated by examples from
the USSR,
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