SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHAFRANOVSKIY, K. I. - SHAFROV, V. A.

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t Plant Diseases. Diaeases of Forest Species.
Abs. uJour.: Ref. Zhur.-Biologiya,H0. 1958- Noll 49227
Author
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Title The Susceptibility of Different Larch speales to
'Tungu
Disease Caused1by Mori& lariais*V.
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lanovodstva I Inekhaniz. lean. Ith-Va, 1957, 1~p. 4,
abstract 1-54
Re author's investigat 0
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universal Occurrenco Of 11. 1&riais in Moskovn~xym
and Kalininakeye Oblast s in the Nlorusstan SSR ~
and Tatar A-sm Differences In 9un,ceptibility'
to 'he disease in Individual larch'speoles was
asoMained. Witbin the range of one and the sam
species, the geographic origin of the seeds call
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AUTHOR: Shafranskiy, P.F., Engineer
TITLE: Metal-working lathes with program control
PERIODICAL: Mekhanizatsiya i avtomatizatsiya proizvodstva,
no. 87 19617 13 - 17
TEXT: The article discusses some machine tools~fitted with
various types of program control. The 11T318 OP318)"and
1-1T326 OP326) turret lathes are fitted with program-track
control and are intended for the automatic machining of parts.
from bar. The system involves controllable executive.-mech-
anisms and checking elements for automating idle and operative
travel of the supports and for checking the extent ofL.:such
The kinematic system of the m
travel. odernized:lathes is il-_
lustrated and described, and an account is given of~the mach-
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ining process, the method of setting UD the lathes and the ec -
onomic efficacy of the programming device. The,"Ger'bert 2S11
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Metal -working lathes.. . D267/D3o4
turret lathe is fitted with a program-track control and is in-
tended for machining parts from bar or from individual blanks.
The system involves the use of pneumatic and hydraulic execu-
tive mechanisms for traverse and travel. The TTT-1 ~(TP 7 1)
TrI-1A (TP-lM)7 1616 and 1A,62WO62M) screw-cutting lathes~
are fitted with a digital system of program control!using bi-,
nary calculation and punched cards. Details of-the.control
system are given together with data on the effilciency:and Dro
ductivity of the automated lathes. Research iis~iin orogress
for the introduction of milling machines fitted with.the 614
'137p -3 (6N13Pr-3) program control. Here the machining pro
gram is recorded on tape and the lathes' operating mechanisms
are driven by stepping motors and hydraulic amplifiers. There
are 4 figures.
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USSR/Cultivated Plants - Decorative. 'N1-8
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, m22
Author Shafranskiy, T.
Inst
Title Crown Formation of Trees and Shrubs in Decorative.
Gardening.
Orig Pub Zhil.-kommun, kh-vo, 1957, No 4, 7-11.
Abstract The tree varieties are indicated which can.undergo reju-
venation: easily, with difficulty, and which cannot ta-
ke rejuvenation. An enumeration is given of the five
most suitable tree varieties and eight most.suitable Va-
rieties of bushes for decorative pruning* A scheme is
set out of the different vays to prune a live hedge.
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YIPIROOT. S.P.. kandidat tekhnicheski.kh nauk;--SAAPHAN~~9-.#" inzhener,
redaktor; TARAYEV.4.Te.K. redbJitor izdatelletys; GUERVA, S.S., tekh-
nicheakiy redaktor.
(Methods of selecting the most effective systems for oover-all
mechanization of construction workI Netodika vybora.,nikibolse
effektivnykh sposobov komplekanoi mekhanizataii stroltellnykh
rabot. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. il'arkhit'., 1957..
175 P. WaA 1o:6)
1. Moscow. Vs~soyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellsiiy institut
organizataii i makhanizateii stroitallstva.
(Construction inclustry)

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SOKOLOV, K.H.; YEVSTAWEV, S.V.; ROSTOTSKIY, V.K.; OMCHIN, N.K.; STANKOVSKIY,
A.P.; BAUMAN, V.A.; BERKIM, I.L., BORODACM, I.P.;,BOYKO, A.G.;
VJLLUTMCIY, I.I.; WISSIAVSKIYA, L.Ta.; VOLIFSON. A' V.; DOMBROVSKIY,
N.G.; YNGNUS, M.Ya.; YEFMMNKO, T.P.; ZIMINI P.A.;. ITANOV, T.A.;
KOZ LOVSKIY, A.A.; KOSTIN, M.I.; KRIMERWI, M.N.; LINEVA, M.S.;
RamiKovp A.S.; MIROPOL'SKAYA, N.K.; nTROV, G.D.;:RYLBROV, A.S.;
ROGOVSKIY L.T.; SMMNOV, G.Ya.; �1~~~KIY, SHI)WLIOViGH, S.T.;
SHNHYIM, V.A.
Bvgenii Richardovich Peters; obituary; Mekh. stroi, 15 no.1:3 of cover
Ja 158. (MIRA. 11:1)
(Peters. R7genii Richardovich,-1892-1957)

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KANTORER, S.Ye... kand. tekhn. nauk;_SHkFRANSK1Y,_V.N,., lnzh., ot'w, red.;
GERASIMOVA, G.S., red. izd-va; NAUK)VA, G.D.,~tekhn. red,
[Instructions for analyzing the economic effectiveness of introduc-
ing mechanization and automation in construction)Ukazaniia po Ma-
chetam ekonomicheskoi effektivnosti vnedreniia mekhan12at8ii i aV-
tomatizatsii v stroitel'stve. Moskva, Gosstrolizdat, 1962. 133 P.
I ~~ (MIRA 16:1)
1. Akademiya stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut,ekonomiki
stroitellstva.
(Automation) (Construction industry)

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"An evnluation of typcs of lurane lor ,:-,,een foddcr and sced. and the
outlt-.ol- far cultivatinc- lupine in --eninCrad Oblast." . All-Union
Ac~~(`Cjly OF j-jTr.Ij S-4
cnees tmcni V. 1. Lenin. All Union Sci
Inst, of. Plant Grovint,,. Lenincxadl., 1-9-r,6 (Dissertation for.the
dc~rxec of Cariclijatf- in ArriculWral ScLences)
Kni-Minava letouis
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USSR/Physics - Conductivity
Card 1/1 Pub. 153-3/21
Author Shafratova-Ekertova, L. I.
Title The question of the conductivity of an antimony-cesium'layer
Periodical: Zhur. te kh. fiz., 25, No 8 (August), 1955, 1357-13,.63
Abstract : The author's purpose is to throw some light on the physical nature of the phe-:
nomenon resulting from the application of a voltage to an antimony -ce sitni
layer. A great increase in current in the layers, is noted, more than can be,
explained by heating. A number of measurements give dependences of current
upon time, potential, current across the layer and degree of polarization.
These are expressed graphically, and the author uses the graphs to present
her interpretation of the phenomenon. She states,that the increase in cur.-
rent is based upon an unusual type of polarization of the layer., A film it;
formed around the layer which permits current to.flow out but not.in.
Submitted September 4, 1954

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DADARAYKV, A.D., akademik, glavnyy red.; KANASH, S.S., skademik, zamesti-
tell glavnogo red.; UGHEVATKIN. F.I.0 otv.red.;?AVTONOKOV, I Aeloo,
red.; ALEKSAIMROY, A.S., kand.sellskokhoz.nouk,],red..; ARUTYMOVA,
L.G., kand.biol.nauk, red.; VSLITRV, I.H., kancLsellskokhoz.nauko
red.; KASSIRSKIY, A.A.. red.; KRASIGHKOV, I.P.,.,akademik. red.;,
KAKSIWNEO, I.K., akademik, red.; HALITSEV, A.Me, red.; MANNANOV9
N.M., akademik, red.; KUKEEAKZDZWOT, K.V.. akedemik'~ ried.;
SADYKOV, S.S., red.; WRAUKAL, B.P., kand.sellskokhozi.nauk. redo;
SHAMIN. A.N., zaBluzhennyy agronom Uzbeksioy SMi redo; KLUUW.VAp
L.I., red.; MEDOVAR, TS.I., red.; SOROKIRA. Z.I., tekhn.red.
[Katerials of the All-Union Conference onLCottojj Breeding and tbo
]Production of Cottonseed] Katerialy Toesoiuznogo soveshchaniia po
selelctsii i semenovodstvu khlopchatnika. ~Tashkent,.Uzbekskeia:
Akadosel'Idioz.neuk, 1960. 383 P.
1. Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po.selektaii i aamenovodstvu khlopchat-
nika. 2. Usbekskays Akadeatiya sellskokhozysyj3tvennykh Inauk (for
Dadabayev, Mannanov, Mukhamedzhanov). 3. Vsesojruznaya.ak9demiya
sellskokhoz.nauk im. V.IoLenina (for lanash)..4o.Aff UzSSR (forKanash.
Mukhamedzhanov) 5. Chlen-korrespondent Uzbakekt,PpAk~demli iwVakO_
khoz.nauk (for ~chevatkin). 6. Chleny-korrespondenty,Jii Uz&Sa (for
Avtonomov. Malltsev. Sadykov). 7. AN Tedzh.SSR.(for Irsai'ahkovo Haksi-
menko).
(Cotton breeding--Congresses) (Gottonaeo d)

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SOKOLOV, F.A., kand. sellk-hoz. nauk; KOKUYEN, V.I., kand. sell-
khoz. nauk; SHATRJE, A.1J.,zaBl.agr.Uzb.&qR; KOffDRATYUK,V.F.-'
kand. sellkhoz. nauk; MALUKIII, N.P.,, dok-tor sellkhoz.
nauk; Y9-0010, V.Ye., doktor sellkhoz. naa [deceassed];
NEDITIS., M.P., kand.biol. nauk; FILIFFENKO, G.I., Imnd,
sellkhoz. nauk; USPENSKRY, F.14., kand. biol.:nauk;
SOLOVIYEVA, A.I., kand. sel'kJioz. nauk; FRUGALOV, A.N.,
kand-selt1:1.cz. nauk [deceased]; ZAKIHOV., T.S.~, kand.
sellkhoz. nvuk; ME::KIN, V.E;., --asl. niekhanizator UzSSR;
GORELIK, I.M., red.; ABBASOV, T., tekhn. red,
[Cultivation practices in cotton growing] Agrotekhmilka
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TITLE:- Computing the vortical distribution of atmospheric zone
SOURCE: Geomagnatizm i aeronomiya, v. 4, no. 1. 1964,, i3l-13~6
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zero initial distribution. The coefficient of turbulent diffusioa'~ in cCm-
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total ozone content during ascending currents and on inereas6.during de-
scending currents. Caaputations have shown thatj, when there'is no'.vertical
velocity, diffusion has no noticeable effect on the distributioa,of.~Ozone.
I-Then turbulence is insignificant in the troposphere and lower stratosphere
durinG ascending movement3, two secondary maximums of concentration~appear
at lar altitudes. These maximuns fuse into one, weakly defined, vhen tur-
bulence increases. Descending movements., especially during increased tur-
bulence do not favor development of secondary maximums. The'~''
precence of ascending and descending currents in cyclones and anticyclones
leads to accumulation of ozone upward and decrease in ozone downwai%l in the
cyclLne. Tho reverse in true in the anticyclon*s This may give rise to a
horizontal ozone gradient over extensivt res~ion's and FLIso to~la borlicatal
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~Weather forecasting and, on the:other,, toi,4nglyzti~~,the~ dymwn 6ta,thig
lozbn6 r..
taking into account the therm6tnamib, chakae, teristici: of; t1ib 1;1 6 zone fore
casting must rest on the sei~ieftipiiic'il;t*i,irbu~l~ii4c'b-''the-o"ry..ah lj~ con. eq ti t
e s i Vatioli i turb en diffitsioI
solves, numericallybi polar coordinates,. 6: '0-d4ya_ t~w
in an incompressible medium.- The'solutionfor the ndn,con~(4Vat1Vb'p'om'P en~t is.ualed
for a comparison of the large-scale turbulent intralatitude kchang6 With 1he ordered
meridional circulation during the winter transfer of ozone tiDwikir&'fti~ nort& Results
r one on gra
show that in the spring, in the presence of large~ho izbntaV6 s ity- &"tB,i the
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AUTHOR: Shafrin, Yu. A.
ORG: Central Aerological Observatory (Tsent .ral'naya aerologicheska .ya observatoriva
TITLE: Statistical characteristics of the ozonosphere
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika atmosfery i okeana, y. 2, no. 6, 1966~ 647-655
TOPIC TAGS: ozone, troposphere, stratosphere, ozone dispersion, structural
function, correlation function
ABSTRACT: The circulation of ozone in the middle and lower stratosphere~can be
determined from ozone measurements made by instruments mounted on artificial
satellites. Investigations of the formation and decompos,ition.of ozone can be made
with temporary spectra for total ozone content and for its vertical distribution.
The homogeneity and isotropy of the total ozone were determined from the meanlyearly
dispersion of ozone in the latitude belt from 30*-60*, where the dispersion is I
approximately constant. The dispersion diminishes rapidl .y to the south and increastes
to the north of the belt., Data from an ozonometric station network processed with
similar methods were used for computation of the structural function of ozone dis-
tribution. The network stations cover the.European Continent.: The structural func-
tion is computed for two seasons: winter and spring with maximum variations, and
autumn with minimum variations. Computed values of the structural function for,
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winter and spring show great dispersion which contradicts~,the hypothesis of the
homogeneous distribution of ozone. The vertical distribution of ozone was assumed
to be homogeneous.and the correlation function and the potential temperature in the
troposphere and stratosphere were computed. The variability of ozone density in the
troposphere is great compared with the stratosphere. Temp orary variations in ozone
density can be determined from spectral analysis of the total quantity of ozone.
Temporary autocorrelational functions were computed for six stations in the Northern
Hemisphere and represented graphically. -Five curves are analogous, ond only tile
curve of the tropical station differs. The author expresses thanks to G. P.
Satarova for help. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 4 formulas. [EG-T-
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Op +
+ -(P-U)
at OX 19Y 8Z
P
a (PC, - P) (DZ 01-P (D, Dx
ay ax JX
8z k OZ ay
where is the density of ozone., w,u,vare the vertical and horizontal air
velocities respectively., o( is the coefficient, "of photochemacal! equilibriuis,
is the equilibrium photochemical density.of ozone., and D ,D,.,Dx 4ke.the co;effi-'.
cients of turbulent exchange along the coordinate axes. Various, ynamic a~a
turbulent models of the atmosphe
re are considereds with c6nstant~Dz, variable.D
steadily increasing Dz, steadJly decreasing Pz. Jn the equatorial zone the maxi -3
vertical distribution of ozone is displaced upwards from 26A= io~'as much 313
lua. The vertical velocity ranges from 36,to 6 cm/sec in these ~mbdels., The
following effects of turbulence are notedi turbulence that1s cons ant or thati.'
d! rhaps,
increases with altitude favors the development of a weak Pecon ary (p6
two) at 18-19 ka; variable turbulence weakly smooths thel:secondiiry Ms3dmwi
without changing the shape of the distributioncurve; turbulenc~;ihat declines;
with altitude increases ozone c oncentration in the upper layere4n~ decreases
concentration in the lower layers of the atmosphere. In the.polirsone downward
displacement with dowrward currents is less clearly definedAhwviward displace-
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"Experimental Investikation of the Toxic Action of the
Seeds of Trichodesma Incanum by K. A. Shafrina, Lla~
Sotsialisticheskoye Zdravookhranentye Uzbekistana, 1955,
4, 61-65 (from Sovetskoye Meditsinskoye Referativnoye
Obozreniye, Normal'naya i Patolcgicheskaya Fiziologiya,
Biokhimiya, Parmakologiya i Toksikologiya, No 27, 1956,
Abstract by L. Strugach, p 126)
"Experiments were conducted on 55 white rats and 7 dogs. The crushed
seeds of Trichodesma-incanum were administered to the animals~vith food.
Even comparatively small doses caused serious affectionE-of the central
nervous system, creating a clinical picture of toxic encephalitis. The
intensity of the toxic action of,the seeds depended on the dose.~which was
administered, the individual characteristics of the animals, and the dum-w
tion of the intoxication. The symptoms of intoxication did not,become w-
parent immediately. In the initial period of intoxication a rise:in the
irritablilty of the animals was noted. In the later stages the irritabil-
ity was replaced by symptoms of a depression of the central nervous system:~-,-A
adynamia, somnolence, and diminution of conditioned reflex activity. Shwtlyi
before the animals died paresis of the posterior extremities developed. A.
.drop in the hemoglobin content and diminution in the number of.erythrocytes ~,l
and reticulocytes were noted in the dogs poisoned by Trichodesma. The color~'-'i_
index was low. An acutely expressed leucopenia with a corresponding in-
crease in the number of lymphocytes- and, diminution., in: th~.~ numberi~ of.,granu--
locytes developed. I th a'
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ANN'! 9PIq P., 1
19UNIN, M.N., prof.; BUFSJITEYN, Ch.I., dotsent; KAHDIOV, Z.N., dotsent;
KINELI, V.I., assistent; 14AIIKUS, T.G., assistent;_�SHAF
assistent; RASULEV, Sh.I., assistent; PANKOVA, L~P., a ssistent
Development of radiation sicknesi in animals following-X-irradiation.
Med.zhur. Uzb. no.11:11-16 N 160. (Mlfli J-4-5)
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav..-,prof..M.N.Khanin)
i kafedry rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologiiz(zav.:- prof.'
S.A.Molchanov) Tashkentskogo gosudarstvannogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(RADIATION SICIGIESS)
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SHAPHOV, V. A.
2. uss-;q (6oo)
4. Trufanov, A. V.
This book is a failure ("Vitamins in Poultry raising. A. V.-Tru
fanov, F. YE. Golyarkin. Reviewed br A. A. Nikolayev, V. A.iShaf-
rov), Ptit6evodstvo, No. 4, 1953-
9. Monthly ~~.t 2.f Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1~Ipril.2-1953, Uncl.

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PIGAILEV. N.V.. kandidat selskokhozyaystvennykh nauk; HIKULITSKIY, I.V.;
AR23MICHEV, M.A., kandidat vaterinarnykh nauk;.KISKACHI, A.B.;
KUZIKINYKH, L.M.; SOKOLOVA, Ye.V., kandidat biologicheskikh nauk:
SHMOV. V.Af,---~
Ultraviolet irradiation of poultry raised in coops. Taterinariia
33 no-11:70-73 N 156. (MLOA 9: 11):
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatel'skiy institut ptitsepromyeb-,
lennosti i Bratsevskays ptits6fabrika.
(Poultry) (Ultraviolet rays-Playsiological effect).
V

Far-m Anim-As.
Poultry.
Ak:3 jO,1-;-,. RZr,-131ol., NO. 61 1959, 25911
Au IF . A.; Pigarev, _%,,. V
Shafro7j V
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1
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A B -S T P At the Bratsevskaya Poultry Plant an e 7-T, e r i m emt
,
1
- -Morlt h. 01d
W113S devised With three groups of' 15
wililets of the same breed. In the first -rcupt-
-
i to
rat- Iwo the gramulated rpixed f eed ramountel,
cf4 peTeent of nutritive va-Imes in tile sedond
'
arolipts ration to abaut 76 percent. The 11*h~xd
g~,oLtp was the control group. A-ccordin g to
th.eir' natritive value as such, the ra tions
fc.,:r all three groups were iderctical.- In the
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ARSTRACT In the secc-
In the contArol groupt in the first groLp 22
PerceriIL less feeds were expended :Per 10 egg S1
in the second group 18 pereont less thap. in
the Control grollp.,
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