SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KNACS, A.R. - KNYAZEV, I.I.

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1/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIE PROCESSING L)ATE---04DEC70
TITLE--METHOD FOR O_zTERMINING PROBABILITY PROPERTIES; OF INFORMATION WHEN
CALCULATING THE LOAO OURATION CURVES OF. INTERSYStEM ENERGY TRANSMISSION
-AUTHOR--KNAf'S1p A.R.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PSR ZINATo IKAD. VESTIS FIZ. TEHN. SER- (USSR), NO. 1, P.
-12, 1970
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
~-TOPIC TAGS---TRANSMISSION LINEf GRAPHIC TECHNIQUE* ELECTRIC PROPERTY
-CONTROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1725 STFP NO~--UR/03'11/70/000~001/010~)/0112
CfRC ACCESSION NO-AP013~6966

Mom-
2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC713
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP013,6966
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSrRj%CT. CONSTRUCTIO19 OF LOAD GRAPHS FOR
INTERSYSTEM TRA,,4SMrSSION LINES COiNSIDERING THE PROBABILITY CHARACTER IN
SYSTEM ELEMENTS OPERATION IS DISCUSSED. A METHOD IS ELABORATED FOR
GRAPHO ANALYTIC CONSTRUCTION OF THE DURATION LOAD CURYIES OF THE
TRANSMISSION LINES TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE PROBA131LITY CHARACTER OF THE
INFORMATION ABOUT THE LOAD AND THE OPERATING CONDUTIONS IN THE POWER
STATIONS AND THE ADDITIONAL LOAD OF THEINTRASYSTE-M LIAIKS DURING
EFFICIENT REDISTRIBUTION OF THE ENERGY: OUTPUT BETREEEN 1HE SYSTEM45 POWER
STATiaNS. APPLICATION OF'THE CURVES IS.SUGGESTED !,FOR PROJECTING
INTERSYSTEM TRANSMISSION LINES.
UN-C-LASS-IFI1EO-

USSR UDC 621.311.001.24:681..3
KNELLER, T. 0.
"Experiments in Using Digital Computers to Solve the Operative-Maintenance
Problems for Power Systems"
V sb. Probl. tekhn. elektrodinamiki (Problems of Technical Electrodynainics
collection of works), vyp. 25, Kiev, Naukova Dumka Press, 1970, pp 11-15
(from RZh-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4 Ye236)
Translation: Digital computer calculations performed at the R.EU of the Don
Basin Power Administration are described. A comparative characteristic of
programs for operative-maintenance calculations is presented. The savings
,when using the programs designed for introduction of optimal power system
operations are estimated.
1/1
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USSR me 678006t!63"t.6.672
YEVSYUKOV, YR. I., and KM=. 4k Ff
"The State of Art and the Poasibilities of Developments in ths Production of
Plastic hateri&ls and Objects Hanufactured Viva Then for~-tbe Use in
A_=Jcultural Productiong Deyelopmntp atid Water NcanoW
Moscow, Plastichaskiye Yansyl H* 110 1971; PP ?-10
Abstracti A review covers achievements in the development of plastic films,
plastigla3ses and platic tubing, reflecting upon the fact that production
is only about 7?% that of the possib16 consumption:marketi, ftedlations ara
made for the 74-75 period, the demand again outepacing tho productivity.
The etzess Is sade of the need to coordin to the productivity with the con-
sumars demand,
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:
112 007 UNCLASSI FlEb'' P~~ROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TfTLE--EFFECT OF PHOT3SYPITHESIS ON CORMI PROOUCTIVITY IN RELATION TO SOIL
FERTILIZING -U-
,AUTHOR- (04)-KN .1.1 KNIGA, N NASONOVAv M.G., SHEVCHENKO, I.M,
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--'SO,URClE--OOKL. VSES. AKAD. SELISKOKHOZ. NAUK 1970, 11-13
~','DATE PUBLI$HED ------- 70
...,SUBJECT AREAS--AGRICULTURE, BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CEREAL CROP, MINERAL FERTILIZERP PHOTOSYNTHESISt CHLOROPHYLLI
BIOLOGIC PIGMENT
~'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-%0OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
',~:PROXY FICHE NO ---- F070/605009/DIO STEP NO--UR/3275/70/000/1)02/0011/0013
~'.CIRLC ACCESSION 140--AT0140085
UNCLASS IF lE0

2/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0140085
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INDEXES OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS WERE
STUDIED AT VARIOUS STAGES OF GROWT14 OF CORN IN RELATION TO THF
FERTILIZER IMODIFICATIONS. APPLIED'- N-P-Kv N-P, N-Kp AND P-K. THE LEVELS
'OF FERTILIZERS WERE N 90, P 25, AND K 20 KG PER 14?44 APPLICATION OF
N-P-Kt N-Pt AND N-K INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY, IN rivE STAGE CF COO
FORMATION THE LEVEL OF DRY MATTER IN THE LEAVES REACHED 3LPERCENT
(N-P-KI, WITH THE CONTENT OF CHLOROPHYLL INCREASING S(14ULTANEOUSLY.
N-P-K HAD THE BEST EFFECT ON THE AMT, OF LEAF' CARIN ENE,
-FACILITY: KHARIKOV. ZOOVET. INST~or KHARKOVv USSR*'*~
UNCLASSIFIEO

0 13 Ul,,CL ASS f F Hlb 0.81.)CES I NG DA TE-~ - 3~:,OV70
TITLE-SOLID, eHASE i~~ACTJ&,IS 1 '-.1 HOLMIUM, I DE FE~.P.IC OXIDE /A
"DY1
PRAS EL -111)-M OXIOE F~Kf' IC CjXlf~E- SY ST E .4 S-ti-
4UTll'.3A-(011)-KNli.'?A, M.V.t VA~>ILYEVAt L.I.t SKOMOA13KHOVA A I
.~~CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LH. NEORG. Kvif,4. V3,70t
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
,SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TACsS--SQLID ST~ATE, CHEM411CAL REACrIoNi FERRIC OXTOE-i NUAL 6XIDEs
HOLMIUiN COMPOUNUt PRASEODYMIUM COMPOUND
'Mi'TROL :-IAA'KI,%G--NP- 9ESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~:.PR-3XY REEL/FRAME--3006/1403 STEP NU-0 /00 74/70/015 /00!1/ 1 it)it I I
.-C IRC ACC~S.SION NO--APOL35077
.,C I.ASS I F H-0

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PR C~-SslnG DATE--13NOV70
013 UNC L A S S I F I E
,C-IRC ACCESSION NU--AP0135077
;ABSTRACP)EXTRACT-M GP-0- A3STRACT. PRFED S 0 B'! A INI DHOF ~0 SUB3 11
~JiAVING.PEMJVSKITE STRUCTUREt FORM 1,,4 rHE ,fITLE SYSTEI-15 AT 1:1 MOLE PAHO
- i
-~OF THEIP COMPOl"EiNTS A'D AT 800-1200DEqREES. THE HO S(M- I) SW33 SYSTEM
FOR -M S GA KN E T ,Hj St) B3 F E SUB 5 G SUB 12' 11JIAT THE 3.5 ClINWONENT IIATIO.
FORMATIOiN OF I PREGEDES THE FORMATILINfOF He FAC[LITY:
..BELORUSS. G05. UN[V. IM. LENINA', MINS.~' USSR,
C A S S II F U

UNCLAS~IFKEO PROCES5ING DATEI-18SEP70
035
T.. -ITLE--EFFECT OF MOLAR RATIOS OF COMPONENTS bN THE KINETICS OF THE
ai OF PRASEODYMIU14 AND IRON. GXIDES -U-
REACTI
VASILYEVAP Lot*
~'CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOU.RCE--VESTSI AKAD. NAVUK BELARUS. SSR, SER. KHIM. NAVUK 1970s (Ili 50-3
--'OATE PUBLISHED------70
_SUt3JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TAGS--CHEMICAL REACTION KINETICSv PRASCI)DYMIUM COMPOUND, IRON OXIDE,
~'~`,HEAT OF FORMATION, IR SPEC-RUM# X RAY ANALYSIS, SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS
:.'-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.."POCIUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_,.~PROX-Y qEELIFRAME--1938/0554 STEP NO--t$R/0411)170/Ont)/00)1/oo~)o/ooj3
~ttRC ACCESSION NU--AP0105539
UNCLASSIFIED

035 UNCLASSI'FIED PROCESSING DATE-13SEP70
ClRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105539
GP-0- ABSTRACT. UPON HEATING TO 800-1300DEGREFS,
-3 AND FE SUB2 0 SUB3 IN RATIOS OF 1t1, 1:3, 3:1,
MIXTS. OF PR SUB2 0 SUB
AND 3:5 GAVE PRFEO SUL13. THE'REACTION WAS ANALYZED BY X PAY AND IR
'SRECTROSCOPY AND PHASE STUDIES. REGAROLESS OF THE:s~rotc IOMETRY, PRFEU
H
ml-..SUB3 WAS ALWAYS OBTAINED. FOR ALL OF THE REACTION RATIOS, THE HEAT OF
FORMATION WAS 44-7 KCAL-MOLE. HOWEVER, THE.RATIOS AFFECTED THE
,,orPFERENT REACTIONS RATES INCREASING IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: 3:1, 1:1,
-3:5, 1:39- PR-SU82 0 SU83:FE SUB2 0SU83's,

007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040Litv
T,ITLE--EFFECT OF PHOTJSYNTHESIS ON CORN PRODUCTIVITY IN RELATION TO SOIL
ILI ZING -U-
M.I., KNIGA, N.M., NASONOVA# M &G. 9SHEVCHENKOP
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_,~,'~_'SGURCE-DOKL. vSES. AKAD. SELISKOKHOZ. NAUK 1970p (21, 11-13
D A T E PUBLISHED ------- 70
S VBJ E C TAREAS--AGRICULTUREt BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
OPIC TAGS--CEREAL CROP, MINERAL FERTILIZER* PHOTOSYNTHESISt CHLOROPHYLL,
T
-.
:SIOLOGIC PIGMENT
~~,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFfED
_PROXY FICHE NO ---- F070/605009/DIO STEP NO--UR/3275/WO/000/002/0011/0013

2/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
C. I R CACCESSION NO-AT0140085
-ABSTR4CTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INDEXES OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS WERE
STUDIED AT VARIOUS STAGES OF GROWTH OF CORN IN RELATION TO THE
FERTILIZER MODIFICATIONS APPLIED.' N-P-K,# N--P, N-Kp AND P-K. THE LEVELS
OF FERTILIZERS WERE N 90t P 25, AND K 2a KG PER HA. APPL9CATION Of:
P-Kt N-P, AND N-K INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY'* IN TH ESTAGE OF COB
%_,,:~i::FORNATTO,N: THE LEVEL OF DRY MATTER IN THE LEAVES REAC14ED 31PERCENT
WITH THE-CONTENT OF CHLOROPHYLL INCREASING:; SIMULTANEOUSLY.
HAD THE~BEST EFFECT -ON THE :AMT. OF LEAF CAROTENE*
~,~.,+ACILITY: KHARIKOV. ZOOVET. INST., )(,HARKQVr USSR*
UNCLASSIFIED

-1/2 -008
UNCLASSI FISO MIXESSING DATE--230CT70
--~~:~.TATLE--E.FFECT OF COURNIAR[N AND SYNTHETIC GROWTH RETAROANTS ON RNA AND
.,PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN OETACliED BARLEY LEAVES IN DARK, AND LIGHT -U-
AUTt4OR-(02)-
KULAYEVAt O.N.
~YA.S.f
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSRt POLAND
I., :,SOURCE-FIZIGLOGIYA RASTENIYv 1970, VOL 17, PIR 3, PP 549-557
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:.SUBJECT Aqr-AS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
.~":TOPIC TAGS-PLAINT GROWTH REGULATORv PROTEIN SYNYHESISt URACILY RNA/MCCC
..PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR, (U)PHOSPHON D PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR, (U)89
~-PLANT GROWT14 REGULATORI (U)AM61613 PLANT GROATH Rf~-GULATOR
C ON T R 0 LMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCOMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY ~EEL/FPAME--1999/1147 STEP NO---UR/0326/70/017/()03/rj54'3/0557
CIR--' ACCE-SSTOA NO--AP0123130
UNCLASS[FIEO

UNCLASSIFIED, PROCESStNG DAr~
212 008
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123130
-ABSTRACT/EXTAACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE EFFECT OF A-.%40 OF THE
GROWTH RETARDANTS: CCC, PHOSPHON Q, 8 9 AND AMU 1618 ON INCORPORATLON
NE I - Uq.-NCIL INTJ RNA OF
OF C PRIME14 LEUClo INTJ PROTEINS AND OF C PRLMI-1.4i
BARLEY LEAF DISCS IN THE DARK AND LIGHT IS STUDIED. TH~- .,~ETAADAINT
EFFECT IS COMPARED WITH THAT OF 6 13ENZYLAMINOPURINF IN C0NTR;'ST
TO THE CYTOKININ COUMARIt;v THE RE'rARDANTS CLC, PHO-J;PHON~ D AND B 9
INHIBITED INCORPORATION OF C PRIME-14 LEUCINk INTL' LEAF DISCS IN 1.16i-11 AS
~UP RES'1;3.4 f~F
WELL AS IN THE DARK. AMO IbIB WAS ONLY~SLfCYHTLY Al"l'IV[:- a p
-SYNT 'JAROANTS
PRf 13
.3T E I NtHESIS BY COUMAKIN ANU THE SYNTHETIC GRF'~ITH RE
OCCURRED WITHQUT THEIR APPRECIABLE INFLUENCE ON LAIIELL[N OF RNA.
SUPPKESSION OF PROTEIN SYNITHESIS BY COUMARIN AND THE GRONTH RETARDANTS
-REASED PilTH TIME.
IN THE DARK COULD BE OBSEkVE," AFTER 6 HOURS AND ING
THUS THE DELAY OF CHLOROPHYLL DECREASE IN DARKENEO 3ARLEY LEAVES
UUMAR 114. 1,('C At,,:;) PHOSPHON D
PqFVICUSLY 0RSERVF0 IN EXPERIMENTS WITH C% I
OCCURS 4HEN PROTEIN SYNTIJESIS 15 SUPPRESSED AND DIFFERS PRINCIPALLY F,'*3t4.
THE VELAY OF YELI-0iiINS OP DETAC.HtEl) LEAVES AS A RESIM t.11: CYOTKININ
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS. 4 F T E.,", T " E'flOD LIF
TR E ATMENT WHICH STJMULAT~S
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS INHIBITION IN OAAKENE0 BAALEY LEAF DISCS CAUSED BY
CGUMARIN, CCC AND PHLISPHON D TKEAT-4ENT, A PERIOD OF ACTIVATION OCCURRED
WHICH WAS ACCOMPANIED OY STIMULATION OF RNA LA3ELLING. THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL ESSENCE OF THfS STIMULATION IS NOT CLEAR~,
"INC L AS I F I E 0

Iff
Acc. Nr: hF0038059 Raf Code: UR 03-26
PRIIMY SOURCE., Fiziologiya Rasteaiy, 1970, VD1 17, Nr 1,
PP
EFFECT OF COUMARIN AND SYNTHETIC GROWTill RfARDANTS
6N CHLOPOPHYLL AND PROMM CONTENT M LEAP DISI(S
-WaXevat. O.,L.~
Knipi, Ya. S.:
DeLiytmentl of Plant P luslo o'ey, 0 2 Vhiversffu. Poland and X it, Timir(qzev
Iftfilute Of Mant Mrislologrp;, USSR ACWLIM0 oi7aencei"771`5-scow
The ~Jfect of coumarin, CCC, phosphon D, 13-1 ani AM041618 on the
and protein content in barley leaf disks was studied undex conditions of cytokinin blote:5t~
In light and dark. In the dark coumarin, CCC and phosphon D viere sirnilar to
nins in Inhibitingy decrease of clorophyll in tl~e leaf disks, In these conditions CCC alid
phopsphon D also slowed down decrease of the protein content. 'An contrast, in the 111gl-li
cournarin, CCC, phosphon D and B-9 accelL-ated chlorophyll and prrotein loss. Tia;s 'n
the licht modification of the biotest for cytokinimt, the growLh retardans effect is priq-
ripally different from that of cytokinins. This indicates that ibe effect of retardznLs, and
cylokinins on metabolism ot det3ehed leaves, in d-ark ate probably cifflercint. Acteltr-ationri
of protein and chlorophyll loss in illuminated leaf disks due t(j roumarUo, CCC and plic-s-
phon D cannot be D.1evented by applying GA & BAR Their action thereore carlriot'ba
RE E L / F WVAI E
19731103

m. Cr.,ntrary a' ather retai lints,
regarded as an gantigibberellinv or carrt5cytokininz, acti, u
Sence 01 ! ect 01
the effect of B-9 is considerably weakened in the pre 13AP or GA. The elf i
AMO-11618 on barley leaf disks Tim weak fa the light as well as in darkness. The study
shows that individual gTowth retardants affect differently thit metabolism of leaves ane
z that special Investigations on the me6g.-nissm of action of ezch of the compounds are
desirable.
1-7 -
19731104

-7-
USSR UDC 1537.226+r37.3.1a,331:1537+5351
VALATSKA, K. K., DAVIIE-h-E-IM, D. K.-F M., and LSONAS., P. I.
"Investigmtion of Photoeffect in Germanium and Silicon 'Under Photoreflex Cor,
ditionz"
Lit. fiz. zb. (Collection of Lithuanian Works on Physics), 1971, 11, fir) 2,
--Ts-wrrnaries -in Lithuanian and English) (from RZh-Fiz
pp 269-275 -Aka, No 10,
Oct 71, Abstract No 10YE790 by authors)
Translation: 'I'he authors investigated the instrinsic pliot(>--ffect In Ge and
Si under -Dhotoreflex conditions. Theoretical calculations are gj-,ren of
spectral characteristics of the photoreflex signal for specimons, of varying
thickness with varying surface treatment, as well an a comparison of the-se
calculations %rith experimental results.
63

2, 0 NO V 7
0AIE
~2 02C UNCLASSIFIED:
.'-Tl,TLE--Pti(jTLP,ETRIC. &ETERMlNi%TIC,% OF PALLAWUM USING 2UMERCARTUIMIOALOLF.
BERIIJATIVLS -U-
A,LTHQR- C 3) -T 5 ER K AS EV I C hKVi !.N I.Z.H KC.,.P MIKH"LENKUt M.I.
,-.-)q~qUNTRY- GF INFC--USSR
-Zli. ANAL. KHIM. L970, 25(3
URCE 532-4
DATE FLEL ISHEG ----- - 70
.~S~.5JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
_TAL CHEMICAL ~'.;AILYSIS,
'jQ?JC. t.AGS--PHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS, PALLAD10(it ME
;'.,~A_l M I DAZOLE
-CONTROL hARKlj\G--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-Pi I
iOXY REEL/FKAME-3001/0'+65 -STEP NO--UA/007'~/71'J'025/e,)O:i/0532fO534
_.,C TYRC ACCESSICN N0--AP0tl'j62L7

~'212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PRt)CESSPIG J
ACCESSICN NO-AP012-6217
~ASSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRAC r THE Pl-f0T0illETlzJ(-. CL'IN. L)F PLD -.jim
A EP -t- lGAZOLE (1) IN A IN AO. 14EDIUM (5r,-50.0 blkl(; PL)) ANO TH~:
~Zji CAPTL .4 fit.
PHOTCMETRIC CETN. OF PO WITH I) ANU
01E.0
.4t5,UIPHE,','YLp 2,MERCAPrGMI0AZGLE (IIIJ (5-50 MUG P(l) ~AEP~i- S.U
THE FURMER CASE ADD TO THE SULN. CONTG. PO 1.5 ML 151ki )!CL 4 ML 0.1M
'ASURE THE A6Slj4L:iAN;ll AT 4,+0 NM
J; OIL. TO 15 ML WITH H SU32 0 AN11PE C)
BY USING A NO. 4 FILTER. Lit MGt CA, NZ 'S ALv Tip SNP
~P31''Vv bit CR, -MOv W, MN, FE, C0, AND NI: 50-100 Fol-01
IN THE DETN. IN THE 2-1'40 METHOD A00 TO THE SCLN. CONT6. iD I M HC L
-AND OIL TO 5 MIL WITH H SW32 U. THEN A[A) 6 14L 0.0111 If 01-", 111 M A"ll-L
--ALC. AND SHAKE FOR 1 0111%. DIL. THE ORG. PHASf: WIFF, Mi SU"4 OH TO 6 '-',L
Aj%D DET. SPEC TROPHUT CME TR I CALLY AT 440 ONM OR BY Wiltv ~j NU. 4 ~-ioLR;
500-2000 FGL0 AMTS. GF THE ABOVE- ELEVENTS DO N101 ViTERFEKE.
FAC I L I TY ODESSA TECHNOL. INST. FOOD KEFRIG. INDv. UDESSA, USSR.
UNC. LA 55 11- 1 E 0

.112 017 UNCLASSIFIV-D PROC-SSUll" 0ATL---20,N',JV70
E uF THIN LAY[k Cti.RJ.8AT0GR.APHY FOR THE ANALY-StS (if: PHX~AACC(;Tt CAL
WEPARATIONS AND lliblk 40;ICINAL MIXTURES P4%EllAKED FROM A GROUP OF
A.Z.
--CCUNTRY bf- INF(;--L5SR
SCUkC E--F A~M Zh. (KIEV) 1970. 251 1), 47-51
DATE PUCLlSHLiG------7C
ND 'L
-cr ARHS--.'l0L0GlC,~L A, ME D I CA SCIENCES, CHEMESM
~viijF
.~~-TCPIC TAGS~GRLG ANALYSiSt ARCMATIC AMME, 7111N LAYER CHR61"ATOWPHY
C L IN 7C LA P K I h C- N C. R f S TI C T I ON S
DUCUSFNT CLASS-UNCLASSIF IC-0
Pki-WXY RE L L/ f- KAM, L-3004 / 0(.-,A)4 StEP
1kc

212 017 UNCLASSIFIEU PROCESSING UATE-20NOV70
%14RC ACCESSICN NC-00131269
~AEST-'ACT/ExTkACI-10 C-:1-o- ABSTRACT. ATTEMPTS WERF MADIz- TO SEP. BY
:,CMAT'0GkAPHY l1iC F-ULLOWING DAUGS FlIfil"ll THE-11" li IXTS.: Wlif TE
THIN ;LAYEP CF. . 1 0 5 LiLl
SNEPTCCIbE, f9,AGYL y SOL
NORSULFAZOLL, 111ETHYLSULFAZINEt 501-GIN't SULCUMIDE,
LIRUSUFAi't F-Tf-tAZGLCj NUVACAUIE, PrAMINUSALICYLIC ACIO,
SULFAPYkli~[LAIINE, ANJ MAUMBUN. . THE LVI PkIME2 (IF rfiE;AREA WAS COVERED
wITH A 51-UllkY CUNT0. 29.92 MiG SILICA GEL KSK [FREED FROM FE), 1.48MG
-~i u .0't0 ML H SUhZ 06 THF P.11ATE-S WEA 0.410) 1 HR
tik-atc--ALI Clypswt' ~4 t~ A T
C'.-C-EGAL-I-s A ST03EU. OVER 9 j_oTJ LACH I C
2 D: H SU132 SO SUI14' ~(Z M;
1
Pk. 1 IM U.- C 1'~ 'l F E,~ E-A ASlUkRY dAS APPLj,E:0 -124j82 M~; SILICA GEL.XSK
A40 ~ 0- U 6*2 M L.. P-wtl Jk l:SJ-PRfjrI AS 'FIXER'. TU'THE PR.'EPN.!JF FLUGRESCENT
r
PLATES, [NSTEAU OF H SUoZ ij~ A SUN- WAS USED OBIstINEJ SY CMSSULVINIG 20
IMG FLUIESCLIN UN Z M L I N 1% 1*% G I I4M) DILG. TO 100 M, L ()EVELOPING SYSTEIMS
U 13 6 0 R I) CHU S&`3 liEZANEiLTUH :( I *- L I L M'' ClIC1, suil-3 0.1coH ('95.'5
(3) CKL StJb3tME "W62 (40:1.0'--fi):13); 0) ACrJET-ME
'RCENT A0. -H SU83 (3,3'-.~;l)j ANO ( 5 ) 6 SUBb H SUb?pAC0IljMlE01i
SUoi L(j-l(,IPJ-
(9-.1;0:5). Tb LGCA,TL z;POT-S . DL ALUTI ZAT I CN. UF THE N~i SUV Gf~iUPS OF T! 1L
-~VRUGS 6AS CAR&ZIED lrjUT HXLC;i~Ell 6Y CCUPLING WITH bc!rANllpHrFlUL. THE R
V16'LLFS AME. TAIIULArL-0. FACILITY: lsv:moscb~~ 1. "'1. Sf-cHr4Gv
NED. -1 s:r mzscow uss t, .

7T.
USSR UDC 620.17j669.24
KRARW40VA, V. 14., GORELIK, B. S., and Y.141ZHIaK, G. S.
"Relationship of the Mechanical Properties of Alloy 1WON80 to Prior
Deformation"
Moscow, Yetallovedeniye I Toraicheskaya Obrabotka Eatalloy, I'vic 1p Jan 749
pp 75-76
Abstracti The effect of deFTee of prior deformation on the strength pro-
perties and, especially, creep rate of alloy WNW vaz studied. Al ~Oy
7blanks were cold rolled to 3~-30% reduction and recryistlUired at 1080 C for
eight hours. The Post significant factor noted In this st-Ldy was that the
degree of prior deformation has a drastic effect on ci*eep rato of this heat-
xesistant alloy. For a 5% prior deforzation the creep rate is 1.4 - 10-3/sec.
Rhis value drops to a alrilaum at 15~4 aaformation (U.5 , 10 /sec) and then
shoots up to a maxinum value of 2 * 10-3/Sec for 24 30% PrIor deformation-
The reasons. for this variation of creep rate to prior deformation lie in the
fact that at 15% deformation the main deformation takas plv-o in the grain
bounddries ana not In the grain volume, while at 25-~K deformation the
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number of fine grains resulting from crushing of coaxse increases drastically
sG as to cause a large increase In themumber of liner. of slip, thus yielding
the high creep rate. Three figures, five bibliographic references.
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BALASHOV, Ye. P., and KNOL', A. 1.
Mnogofunktsional'nyye Zapominayusihchiye Ustroystva (Multifunctional Memory
Units), Leningrad, "Energiya," 1972, 144 pp
Translation of Annotation: The book examines new types of devices for the
processing and storage of information: i.e., multifunctional memory units,
in which the functions of storage and logical and arithmetic information
processing are combined. It examines the problems of synthesis and organi-
zation of logical and associative-logical memory units, -multichannel devices
for counting and converting numerical pulse information, and processors
based on immediate-access memory units.'
The book is intended for scientific workers, graduate students, engineers,
and students in senior courses familiar with the principles of digital cout-
puters and engaged in the design and development of memory devices and
computer and control systems.
Table of Contents: Page
Preface 3
Introduction 5
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Ustroys tva (Multifunctional Memory Units), Leningrad, "Energiya," 1972, 144
pp
Page
B-1. The Basic Direction in the Development of Computer
Engineering
B-2. Multifunctional Memory Units (MFZU) 6
B-3. Classification of Multifuuctionhl Yemory Units 7
Chapter I. Logical Memory Units 9
1-1. Introductory Remarks -
.1-2. Transfer and Output.Functions of:a Binary Memory Element 10
1-3. Synthesio of a Hicroautomaton With Memory 12
1-4. Logical Memory Units of the ID Type 14
1-5. Logical Memory Units of the 2D Type 17
1-6. Logical Memory Units of the 3D Type 23
1-7. Principles of Design of General-Purpose Microautomata 26
1-8.1 General-Purpose Logical Memory Units of the First Type 29
1-9. General-Purpose Logical Memory Units of the Second Type 32
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Ustroystva (Multifunctional Memory Units), Leningrad: "Energiya," 1972, 144
pp
Page
1-10. Transfer and Output Functions of a Transfluxor Memory
Element 35
1-11. Nondestructive Logical Memory Units 40
1-12. General-Purpose Nondestructive Logical Memory Units 44
1-13. Logical Memory Units Using Semiconductor Memory Elements 46
1-14. Method of Realization of Complex Logical Functions 52
1-15. Organization of the Address Part of Logical'Hemory Units 53
Chapter II. Associative Memory Units 55
2-1. Introductory Remarks -
2-2. Generalized Structure of Associative Memory Units 57
2-3. Principles of Design of Storage Cells of Associative
Memory Units 60
2-4. Associative Memory Units for Solving a General Search
Problem 65
2-5. Associative Memory Units for Information Search According
to the Numerical Criterion 68
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Ustroystva (Multifunctional Memory Units), Leningrad, "Energiya," 1972, 144
-pp
Page
2-6. Associative Logical Memory Units 72
Chapter III. Multifunctional Memory Units for Arithmetic Informat ion
Processing
3-1. Introductory Remarks
3-2. Multifunctional Memory Units for Multichannel Calculation
With Temporary Channel Division 77
3-3. Multifunctional Memory Units for Multichannel Calculation
With Spatial Channel Division 82
3-4. Multifunctional Memory Units for'Nultichannel Conversion
With Temporary Channel Division 84
3-5. Multifunctional Memory Units for Multichannel Conversion
With Spatial Channel Division: 87
3-6. Realization of Arithmetic Operations in Multifunctional
Memory Units 90
3-7. Principles of DesigTj of Immediate-Access Units Based on
Multifunctional Memory Units 104

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3-8. Organization of Processors Based on Multifunctional
Memory Units 109
3-9. General-Purpose Processor Based on an Immediate-Access
Memory Unit 11-5
Chapter IV. Comparative Evaluation and Areas of Application of
Multifunctional Memory Units, 119
4-1. Evaluation of the Speed and Equipment Expenditures of
Logical and Associative Memory Units -
4-2. Evaluation of the Speed and Equipment Expenditures of Multi-
channel Calculators Based on Multifunctional Memory Units 126
4-3. Comparative Evaluation of Processors Based,ort Multifunctional
Memory Units 128
4-4. Application of Multifunctional Memory Units 130
4-5. Multichannel Statistical Tlme'Analyzer'- 135
Bibliography 139
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Methods ot Studying and Optimizing Systems--collection of
works), Kiev, 1971, pp 184-188 (from RZh-Kibornetika, No 8,
Aug 72, Abstract No 8V84)
Translation: Let V(t, a) be the Cauchy function which corre-
sponds to t e differential operator
dk
ak Wi bk (1) jj-k
dl k-1
and
(1)=y V (1, dWjr+SV(1, S) Is) 6.
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1971, pp 184-181~
It is required to select u(t), O