SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHERESHEVSKIY, A.M. - SHERGINA, K.B.

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NIR: AP4018382 S/0120/64/000/001/10151/0156
ATJTI-.rOR- Leac3chin, A. T.; Shereshavskiy, A. M.
TITLE: Magnetic ionization manometer of high sensitivity
SOURCE: Pribory* i tekhnika eksperimenta7xTo . 11 1964, 151-156
ivity ionizati
TOPIC TAGS: manometer, ionization manometer, high sensit on
manometer, magnetic ionization manometer, LM-Z ionizatioa tube, hot cathode
ionizat tion tube, cold cathode ionization manometer
ABST RACT: Many shortcomings of the-LM-2 hot-cathode ionization sensor,
I Iwl7dch has been widely used in the USSR, " are indicated. To eliminate some of
these shortcomings, the authors developed a new cold-cathode manometer (see
.;_nclosure 1) based on L. D. Hall's principle of a magnetic-ion pump (Rev. Sc.
instr. , 1958, 29, 367). Various phases of its development, including premises,
criteria used, etc. , are set forth. The developed instrument has these ratings:
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ACCESST NNR: AP4018382
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sensitivity, 8 a/torr t20%; range, 10-3 to 10-" torr; linear Bcale within the
above ran-e; maanetic field intensity, 1, 500 -1, 800 oerst. ; supply voltage, 3 ky.
The new manometer is used in latest-model mass spectrometers. Orig. art.
has: 9 i-Igures.
ASSOCIATION: SKB Analiticheskogo priborostroyeniya AN SSSR (SKB of
Analytical Instrument Designing, AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 29Aug62 DATE A CC: 18Mar64 ENCL: 0 1
SUB CODE: PH NO REF SOV: OOZ OTHER: 002
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SSION NR: APS007044 S/0120/65/000/001/0141/0146
NCCF
!AUTHOR: Ole)MLkj V. K.; Rut Mzer, Yu. S.; SheresheystZ, A. M.-
i TITLE: Standardized line of ion sources for Mass spectrometers
I SOURCE: Pribory I tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 1. 1965S 141-146
TOPIC TAGS: ion source, mass spectrometer
ABSTRACT: As A. 0. Nierls widely-used ion source often does not meet modern
requirements, a new line of five standardized typeshas been developed: (1) A gas
ion source with an electrostatic focusing of the electron be'aml (2) Same, with
io'
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magnetic fecusing; (3) A crucible-type ion source; (4) A furnace type with a Celli
gn
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(5) An ion source intended for analyzing heavy hydrocarbons with stabilized
temperature of the admission channel and ionization chamber.. This line Is
tcmpc
intended for BE1309, W1310, M311, and M]Khl306 Soviet-made mass
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pe.-c-trometers. The resolving power of these spectromet~ers equipped with the
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L 47081-65
ACCESSION NR: APS007044
above ion sources is within 300-1000, depending on the size of the source output
slit and the collector input slit. The argon sensitivity of these mass-
spectrometers is within 2xlO-4-5. l(r5 %. The design of standardized sources
permits easy replacements to suit operating 'conditions. The sources are intended
,for isotopic and molecular analyses of solids, liquids, And gases. Orig. art.
has: 6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: SKB Analitichookogo priborostroy- -AN SWR '(WA"...91194-
aniYa
Office for Analytical Instruments jAN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 30Nov63 ENCL* 00
CODE:-, OPP IE
i NO REF SOY: 004 OTHERt.. 004

1-dovoe sobakovodstvo. fl. I I-Ioskva, lzd-vo Glavsemorputi, 1946.
ed dog breodinp
'L.J~ -7.
247 P. illus.
DLC: SP428.7.S48
30: Soviet Transportaticn and Gonm:;nications,,, A BitjLograpbZ, Library of Congress
e ern
nc(- Department, :ashington, 1,052, Unclassfied

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17ataska, nai-on],a i pritravlka pro, myslow:I-h sobak ffralrdnF -:.cr7s for. hun-tingj
coursing arii kil'IirIIE fur-bearing ardr-&,E-.ls/. Izd. 2-e. 11,'oslkim, Z-agotizdat, 1952.
M p. (E-k& I-rorriysl. okhotnika')
SO: Yonth List of F~jssian Accessions, Vol. 7, No. 3, June 1954.

SHE VSKIY) 0:.I.
Borzye i okhota s nimi (Russian wolfhounds and their use in hunting) Moskvas Izd-vo
Ministerstva sel'skogo 1,.hoz4.aistva I zagotovok, 1953. 76 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol. 7, No. 6, Sep. 1954

USSR / Domestic Animals., Dogs.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1958, 7221.
Author : Ye I. Shereshevskiy
Inst : N`_o_t__ i vend
Title : Breeding of Pedigreed Eskimo Dogs In an Exper-
imental Kennel for Hunting and Harness Dogs VITIC.
Orig Pub: Ratsionalizatsiya o1chotri. promysla. vYp. 5, 1950,
129-137
Abstract: Since 1946 work has been in progress at the ex-
perimental kennels on the breeding of pedigreed
Eskimo dogs of the Russian-European and Western-
Siberian breeds. The experiments are conducted
with the best breeders by means of careful and
moderate Inbreedine. As a result, pedigreed dogs
have been produced in each of the above named
Sroups. These do~,;s a--e characterized by good hunt-
ing traits, and a desirable appearance.
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SHERESHEEVSKIY, E.I.
4alrus (Odobaenus rosmaruB L.), its distribution and migrations
in the Laptev Sea. Migr. zhiv. no. 2:27-37 6o. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Moskovskoye obshchestvo okhotatkov.
(Laptev Sea--Walruses) (Animal migration)

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for !TbuttUpw curtain Diu'
T ~, r It ,, f , i , G - "'I') ~,3, , j . -
teki- , -ekon, inform. notil-61-62 '(1- (*qRA ll~-12)
(3huttles, Threading of)

Zi ':7'R~If'-';'..'.-V - - -
.- . - 1 , , . . , .
Reflexes
Phys-f-clogical explanaticn of the prcceSS of artificial intensificat4or. cf Tne knee jerk
reflex. 7hLa-. nevr. -i p-vikh. 112 no. S:, 19112.
Mcnthl LiEt of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, "ovemb-er 1952. Unclassified.

SURR sifAVSKIY, G.M.
-- ". - 7". -': 11
Rare complication of acute appenicitis. Khirurgiia 32 no.2:77 F 156.
(MLRA 9:7)
(APPJMDICITIS)

SOV/17--c-2-1, 1,-Ir
1?(14) / -/- ---). ~,r
AUTHOR: Lieutenant-Colonel of
(~O-r G s
TITLE: Remote Sequela of Closed Iiijuries of the Bra-in
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 11, -,)D 10
13 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author re~-Jorts on remote sequela of closed traumas
in the brain, above all on posttraudatic cysts. The
article is based on 2 case histories and data by 111.
A. Zavads1ciy, !.S. Kurilenko, 1.1.0. Gurevich, G.V.
Fervushin, G.I. Serebrennikov, A.N. Ba-',rulev, E.A.
Aleksandrovskaya, A.S. Yuzhelevskiy, 11.1.~. Golldsh-eyn
' 1 u
and A.V. Triumfov. The author refers to the classi-
fication of L.I. Smirnov on the traumatic disease of
the brain. He distinguishes 5 periods in tLe bourse
of the disease: 1) The initial period; 2) the early
period (Beginning 12-48 days after the trauma); 3) the
Card 112 intermediary period (cicatrization); 4) the late De-

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Remote Sequela of Closed Injuries of the Brain
r-iod (from the 4th week to the 4th month following in-
jury; cicatrization; healing of the defect); 5) the
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residual period (lasting up to 9 to 15 years following
the trauma, terminal sta-e of cicatrization, terminal
development of degeneration and atrophy of the vari-
ous sections of the substantia medull-aris). One of
the less known sequela of closed traumas of the brain
with progradient course, is the development of an
intra-medullary posttraumatic cyst (residual Deriod)
which is mostly diagnosed after penetrating bullet
wounds. The development of the cyst results from
traumatic haemorrhage and necrosis. The cyst deve-
lops slowly in the course of many years and fre-
quently results in a swelling of the brain and d4SZ--T-
ance of the cerebral blood circulation.
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SfMESHNVSgY ~ 1"JX -A IC.h; VASILIKOVSKIY. S.V.. prof., nauchnyy red.;
-- - W"V-v ffa.iza-va; PULIKIIIA. Ye.A., tekhn.red.
[Standardized elements for industrial buildings; a textbook of
designing) Unifitsirovannye ebasti promyshlennykh zdanii; poaobie
dlia uchebnogo proektiroveniia. Ieningrad, Gos. izd-vo lit-ry po
stroit. i arkhtt.. 1957- 7 P- 16 p. of diagr. (MIRA 11:5)
1. Oblen-korrespondent Akademii stroi-tellstva i ark-hitektury SSSR
(for Vasillkovskiy)
(Industrial buildings)

R -'~'ierejhevskiy, L. A. Dotsent 5-7-20/29
11 ITLE: 1'raininc Models of Proiressive Construction (Uchebnyye makety
pro,,re3sivnykh konstruktsiy)
Vi-striik Vy,~-shey Shkoly, 1957, Jl~ 7, pp 77-79 (USSR)
The author of thiti article dirpct,3 the construction of
training models at the Chair of Cunstruction and Architecture
of the Leningrad Polytechnical Institute. The models re-
present sections of industrial buildines. The first series
of 5 models was designed in 1951. These have been replaced
by a new series of models, designed in 1956. The author
points out that the utilization of these models has worked
well to increase the interest of students and that they aregood
tr--tining aids. However, a number of omissions was noted,
-N-iich will be corrected in the new models that are being
designed by the Leningrad Institute of Building Engineering
(Leningradskiy inzhenerno - stroitellnyy institut). The
author recommends the organization of workshops for exveri-
.ientai models, and a factory for the serial design of school-
models.
Czar"; 112 There are 4 figures.

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Training Midols of Pro-ressive Construction ; I C-
C,
.-') S 0 C I A T- 10 IN :The Leningrad Polytechnical Institute imeni. Kalinin
,t !~. I
(Leningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni M. I. Kalinina)
AVA~LA3L:-',: Library of Congress
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SHERESIIEVSKIY, I.A.; ZFUIIAVSKIY, I.I.A., red.izd-va; ROZOV, L.K.,
tekhn. red.
[Residential 'buildings: structural systems and elements for
industrial methods of baildings; manual for design courses]
Zhilye zdaniia; konstrulctivnye sistemy -i elementy dlia in-
dustriallnogo stroitellstva; posobie dlia uchebnogo pro-
ektirow.niia. Leningrad, Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 123 p.
(MIRA -15: 5)
(Building- Detai I s)

S/l84/62/0GG/~-110l/0O4/r1G-_--
D041/D113
AUTHORS.- Novikov, I.K., Engine.&rl Mukhina, T.N., Candidate of Techni-
cal Sciences, Shereshevskiy, I.S., Engineer
TITLE. Ceramic materials as heat carriers in hi,-h-temperature
procesues
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskoye mashinostroyeniye, no. 11- 19r"'---, 33-36
TEXT: The article contains a detaiied descriction of exLerimental
investigations conducted with a wide range of materials in order to
determine the best heat carriers for high-temperature proces_~es. Labora-
tory :.-nd industrial tests were conducted and the following results ob-
tained: THe best ceramic heat carriers should be made of finely-ground
material, baked and si-tered. For medi..m temperatures such materials
would include: chamotte (based on refractory clay and chamotte~, mullite
and kaolin with baking temperatures of 1400 0C, 14500C, and 1240 C res-
pectively, and the "Uralit" ceramic material; for high tem~ieratures -
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Ceramic materials as heat carriers ... DO-'l/Dll3
corundum (based on pure aluminiu-, oxide), ,.~ullite-corunduL_. (based cr. alu-
minum arid silicon oxidc_,j), and :_ar-
borundwil,, 40-50/o hii~h-aluminum-oxide, 10-14~'j Clhasov-Yar clay.)bult--~-,!.jl-
tamperatures of 17000C, 10'20-16500C, and 1400'C,respectively. Llull,.te
compositions (softenin,:', te;:,.rer!tture - 1 00-1700 0 have a high miechanlica'
stability and are relatively cheap. The use of mullite or corundum neat
carriers with an addition of zirconium, dioxide --,nd oxideo of other
rare earth element S 4s also recommended. Good results -.-,ere 0~-,~Jne
--ran-_-,ies of Al 0 with an addition z~f 5-307-0f ZnO THere are 2 f-_:.-ure_S-
3 tables, -nd H3refer.Cnce_', Soviet-bloc and 26 ncr-Sclrie-, Tne
four En.-Iish-Ian::uar-e roferences aret C.L. :i'orton,
v-29, n3-7, "P'~trol FrGcess". no- 6. 1~-~4!
1052-. F-P. Her,:- " ind En.-.-. Chem
_~od ', "Petrol Proc.%ss". no. 12. V,
19491 pp 25-3i~
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S9KR SHEVSKIY9 L.
River transportation in China. _Rech.transp. 15 no-7:29-32 Jl
156. (MIRA 9:9)
(China--Inland water transportation)

SHMSHKVt;KIY. L.
The role of transportation in Chinese foreign trade [with au ry-
In Bnglish. P-311. Vnesh.torg.26 no.12:9-14 D '56. (KLU 10:2)
(Chin&--Comnarce) (China--Transportation)

SffF--R--Sf.9~VSKIY. L.E.-,- POPOV, A.S., red.: RUDCHEIJKO, A.M., red. izd-va,:
PAVIA3VSKIY, A.A..tekhn. red.
[Transportation and forwarding operations in foreign commerce]
Transportno-okspeditorskie operatsU vo vneBhnei torgovie. Hosk-va,
Vneshtorgizdat, 1958. 220 p. (MIRA 11:11)
(Commerce)
(Freight and freightage)

Sh-MESEIEVSKIY, L.
Improve the organization of the transportation of goods in
foreign trade. Vnesh.torg- 30 no.1:48-51 160.
(141RA 13:3)
(Shipment of goods)

1.,T. a.; HE'.."'!l
43 Tio.4;89-93 Ap 161.
(IMA 14-3)
-i'_ al r -a

GUBERMAN, Roman Llvovich, kand. ekon. nauk; MARKELOV, Petr Alekseyevich;
FELIDBAUM, Samson Solomonovich; SHERESHEVSKIY, Leonid
--Emmanui--loyi-crh-,--KEYLIN, A.D., prof., recT.~,LEV~', ~KV., red.
izd-va; TSAGURIYA, G.M., tekhn. red.
[Transportation organization of export and impart freight in
the U.S.S.R.] Organizatsiia perevozok eksportnykh i import-
nykh gruzov SSSR. [By] R.L.Guberman i dr. Moskva, Vneshtorg-
izdat, 1962. 250 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(Freight and freightage)

S/11~/60/000/011/001/013
B019 B058
AUTHORS: Shereshevskiy, L. M. and Barskiy, A. M.
TITLE.
Using Plywoo Panels for Manufacturing Large Measuring
Instrument
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1960, No, 11, pp, 10 - 12
TEXT: A number of measuring instruments, suitable for precise measure-
ments in the range of from 500 to 3000 mm were produced at the
Eksperimentallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut (ENIKMaSh) (Experi-_
mental Scientific Research Institute) for a factory in Voronezh. Low
weight and low thermal diffusivity were the most important requirements
for the instruments. Plywood panels seemed to be suitable, It was planned
to manufacture micrometers for 500 to 1200 mm, angles with 2000 mm,
indicator checking devices of from 1000 to 4000 mm, instruments for
measuring wheel bases up to 3000 mm, etc., A micrometer for the measuring
range of from 800 to 900 mm with a weight of 3,9 kg was thoroughly tested
to check the production quality. The nominal error of the instrument,
calculated on the basis of GOST data, was +24 microns, the experimentally
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Using Plywood Panels for Manufacturing Large S/115/60/000/011/001/013
Measuring Instruments B019/BO58
determined error +7~5 microns, Further investigations showed that the
instruments descrTbed here are suitable for measuring parts of quality
class two, a strict observance of temperature conditions not being
required, Special provision must be made for measurements on parts of
quality class one, excluding a deformation of the micrometer yoke. A
checkup proved the suitability of the designs described here, There are
2 figures, 2 tables, and 1 Soviet reference;
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BARSKIY, A.M.; SILEP-ISHIENSKIY, L.141.
Industrial means for measuring large dimensions. 12m.tekh.
no.9:7-8 S 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Gauges)

62/COC/007/006/007
DOqOX113
-v,
6C, nui~cont )ct dovicc., for Tnc-istirin~; the blow -ner y
AIJ-115
the 6914C_('o'
-n ifrl C. rer t on rle,~ -2. ZIC!! 1" -17t',r! 01
z '01 1
:`i1Ki.!AS!i for' me:xsuring
ctrrriic meter developed in Ile,
U b~ -
ui the dro-p-ing parts of For6ing hammers. The matar, which can
-n both -hon -ind !_~~.boratory res:~arch, can me~isuxe speed- oi 5-10
b- c!,,-in-_,d to measure speeds of a*fr3.cticn Of a mq3ec',
.2 tr, :n,,, i s ur -~ ,.p~eds of 100 m/sc-c by usin6 differently vradu'
ated
.:c _1e:3. The re~surem~3nt accur-ac, is +2-5L/'L. The major components are:
-!.-ith f.-I-ic C,~9y-2 (F-EU-2) ph-otoamplifiers and a li.~ht tube; a
"'P
--i.nit; a tripcd ewiblino heights and angles to be adjusted; an
r-7-ding unit. The optical system has 2 F;airs of metal mirrors,
-4-St -air 3-
.)IitS li-ht from the tube into 2 beams, and the second

VASILIYEV, N.N.; SIERESIIEVSKIY, L.M.
Contactless device FEIS-60 for measuring the energy of the
hammer stroke. Kuz.-shtam. proizv. 4 no.7:43-45 Jl 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Photoelectric measurements)
(Forging machinery)

LY U, 13 1241
OV, N.N., doktor ekon. nauk, prof.; FOKEi, D.F., kand.
ekon. nauk; SIERE3FEVSKIY, I.I.G., doktor ekon,nauk, prof.;
FISKOPPEL, F.G., doktor ekon. na-uk, prof.; DYDI-.ULEN, I.I.,
kand. ekon. nauk; LOPATIN, G.S., doktor ekon. nauk, prof.;
MOGHEVCHIK, A.Ye., red.
[Foreign trade of the U.S.S.R., 1946-19631 Vneshniaia tor-
govIia SSSR (1946-1963 kg.). Pod red. D.F.Fokina. Moskva,
IMO, 1964. 189 P. (MBA 17:0)
1. Moscow. In3titut mezWunarodnykh otnosbeniy. 2. Kafedra
mezhdimarodnykh ekonondcheskikh otnosheniy Hoskovskogo go.-
sudarstvennogo instituta mezhdunarodnykh otnosheniy(for all
except Mogilevchik).

SIIERESHEVSKIY, N.A. DECE,-SED
C 10361
SEE ILC
NEDICUTE

SlOtESITEVSKlY, Nikola Adollfovich; KRAKOV, V.A., rod.; IXUDKOVSKMA, N.I.,
.. - - -- -.--
(Thyrotoxicoses] Tireotoksikozy. Moskva, Medgiz, 1962. 114 p.
(MLRA 15:4)
(HYPERTHYROIDI%I)

sHiz,itES11Z-VSKIY, N. I.
"Study of Operation of Self-Loading Fechanisns for
Cone Ingots." Min Higher Education USSR, 11vov Poly-technical Inst,
LIvov, 1955. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Technical
Sciences)
SO: M-955, 16 Feb 56

~,',-T., kan~. te,Ohn.
RABINOVICH, A.N., d)k-~or - - .
nauk; VASILPIKO, I.N., -i.,1z!r..--"
Transfer machines and lines. Mas~Anostroenie no.5:8-14' S-0 16'.
(MIRA 16:121,
1. Llvovskiy politekhniciieskiy institut.

SHERES-4YVSKIY, S.I.
Cooperation of auxiliary production units. 3iul.tekh.-ekon.inform.
no.6:74 16o. (MIRA 13:9)
Ofoscow Province--Industrial management)

- 3.1.
Rotor-ty,pe production lines in plants of the Moscow Province Economic
Co,mcil. Biul.tekli.-ekon.inform. no.6:76 160. (HI-U 131)
(Moscow Province--Technological innovation)

SHERESHEVSKIY, S.I.
Centralized manufactuxe of standardized cutting tools and end mills.
Biul.tekh.-ekon.inform. no.9:78 160. (HIELA 13:10)
(Metal-cutting tools)

ANA"T. A '.S"
Can thoughts be read? Nauka i zhiznl 23 no.6:44-45 Je '56.
(KE-RA 9:9)
(Thought--Tranaference)

,c,HERE-S11EVSRIY, Ya., inzh.
Isothermal hardening of cylindrical sleeves for marine engines.
Rech. transp. 20 no.9:29-30 S 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Marine engines) (Surface hardening)

PETROV, B., inzh.; SHERESHEVSKY, Ya., in-zh.
-Quality control of bearing linings. Rech. transp. 20 no.11:
20-21 v 161. (MM~ 15:1)
(Ships-44aintenance and repair)
(Ultrasonic testing)

SHERESHEVSKIY, Ya., inzh.; KOSBEIEV, A., inzh.
Methods of avoiding defects in cast iron engine pistons.
Rech. transp. 21 no.12:29-30 D l62. (MIRA 15:12)
(Iron founding-Defects)
(Pistons-Defects)

BOGATYREV, M.F., gvardii pidpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby; SHERNSOVSKIY,
- -- ----
V.Kh.,. mayor meditsinskoy sluzhby
Treatment of burns. Voen.-med. zhur. no-3:75-78 Mr 156. (MLRA 9:9)
(BURNS AND SCALDS)

BOGATYREV, I.I.F. , SID3RFS!U',VSKIY, V.Kh.
Probloms in the treatment of burns and burn d4s-se [with. summary in
English], Vast, ~~ir. So no.6:60-63 Je 158 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogr) oldelerliya N-skoy voinskor chastl (nrch. -
v
A.11. Sirotkin)i li-ukogo voyennogo gosnitslya (nnch. - P.I. Mamrpnko)
(BURNS, ther.
technica (Rus))

SHETU?,Sd:,VSKIY, Y.Ya.; KHODOROVSKIY, K.V.
Better analysis of raw material utilization. Tekst.prom. 18
no.10:5-8 0.158. (MIRA 11:11)
(Textile induBtry--Accounting)

SIERF,SHEVSKIY, Ya.
Repairing ships by replacing units. Rech. transp. 20 no. 2:22-
25 F 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Glavnyy inzhener zavoda imeni Lenina.
(Ships--Maintenance and repair)

S/123/62/000/008/014/016
A004/A101
~R Shereshevskly, Ya.
TITL-~: Isothermal quenching of cylinder liners of marine engines
PE-RIONCAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 8, 1962, LY7, abstract
8B163 ("Rechn. transport", 1961, no. 9, 29-30)
The author reports on the successful application of isothermal
I'luenching of cylinder liners of marine engines to increase their resistance to
wear, The liners, heated to 9200C, were quenched in hot Oil of 23ooc and held
for 600 min. After the isothermal quenching the liners possessed a hardness of
HD - Wear tests carried out at a pressure of 47.5 kg,/cm2 and a sliding
~02 - 363.
speed of 1.12 wVsec revealed an increased wear resistance of the liners subjected
io isothermal quenching.
Abstracterfs note: Complete translation]
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PLEYMPUDELI . Ej".; SIVIRI:ITSKAYA, G.V.; SHERETIOV, E.F.
High-frequency radiation of a discharge in an ion pimp with cold
cathode. Radiotekh. i elektron. 7 no.10:1809-1815 0 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Fizicheskiy fakulitet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta
im. M.V.Lomonosova6 i Ryazanakiy radiotekhnicheskiy institut.
(Electronics)

ACMISSION 1JR- AP4038625 S/0109/64/009/004/0728/0734
ALMIOR: Reykhrudel' , E. M. ; Sheretov,.E. P.
TITLE: Ignition of a discharge in high vacuum in a cylindrical magnetron with a
cold cathode
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 9, no. 4. 1964, 728-734
TOPIC TAGS: arc discharge ignition, cascade theory, Townsend discharge, mvignetron,
cold cathode maMetron, self maintaining discharge
ABSTRAM An attempt is made to apply cascade theory to the determination of the
conditions under which a self-tra:utabino, discharge is ignited in a cylindrical map-
netron whose internal cylinder serves as a cold cathode, under high vacuum condi-
tions (10-5 - 10-9 nm 11g), where a discharge ignites as a result of electr n oscilla-
tion in the crossed electric and magnetic fields. The Townsend criteria for dis-
charge ignition are used to determine the theoretical anode-potential dependence of
the magnetic field intensity at which the self-maintaining discharge occurs. A
quadratic distnibution of the potential along the radius is assumd. A general
solution of the problem is obtained also for the case of an arbitrary distribution
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of the potential a-long the radius in the discharge gap. The theoretical ctnves
agme well with experiment. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 5 formulas,
ASSOCIATION: None
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ENCL: 00
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537.521
AUTHORt Reykhrudelf, E, H.; Sheretov,,_E9 p.
TITLE: On the high vacuum discharge ignition mechanism in crossed electric and
magnetic fields
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhni eskoy fizikij v, 35., ;10-' 7t 1965,, 1255-1261
TOPIC TAGS% Magnetron self sustained dischargej electron trajectorr., electron
scattering) avalanche
ABSTRALT: The authors have calculated ignition curves (magnetic field vs* anode
potential) for a self-sustained discharge in a plane cold-cathode magnetron,
using differential electron elastic scatteLinglnd ionization cross sections&
It was assumed that an electron executes many cycloidal oscillations betw n col-
J:eaver~_
lisions with the residual gas atoms and that these collisions occur at tt
age distance of the electron from the electriodese The theoretical elastic seat-.
tering cross section was employed in the calculations, and a simple approximate
e ression was used for the'differential ionization cross section, according to
xp
hich the fraction'of the energy transferred to the secondary electron is the
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square of the sine of the scattering angle. From this form of the ionization
cross section it follows that the average energy of the electron is not changed
by ionizing collisions as it drifts parallel to the anodep and that the aval-
anche that develops rotates about the cathode as a whole, This gives rise to
space charge oscillations such as have been previously observed by the authors
and G.V.Smirnitskaya ((Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 7, 18og, 1962). The calcu-
lated ignition curves were compared with experimental curves obtained with a
cylindrical magnetron. When the theoretical 'curve.is normalized to the experi-
mental data it represents them very well. The el ect. of outgasin the electrodesi
9
i at 1600 OG was investigated. Outgassing the anode had a much greater influence
i on the ignition curve than outgassing the cathode. It is suggested that this may.
be due to the fact that most of the avalanches leading to self-sustained dis-
charge are initiated by ions from the anode rather than by electrons from the
cathode. Orig. art. hast 36 formulas and 4 figures*
ASSOCIATIONt Fi.zicheskiy fakulltet mGu (physics Departmentp MGU)
SUBMITTED.- 27Jun64 ENGM 00 SUB COD& EM
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AUTHORi.Reykhrudelf, E. M.; Sheretovp E. P.
-771~--'
ORGt Moscow State University (Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: CurretY of a self-maintaining discharge at high vacuum in crossed electric
and magnetic fields
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektron1ka, v. li, no. 3, 1966, 532-535
TOPIC TAGS: electric discharge, magnetron
ABSTRACT: The self-maintaining dischar e in crossed electric and magnetic fields was
theoretically studied by R. L. Jepson ~J. Appl. Phys., 1961, v. 32, no. 12) with an
assumption that the negative space charge is distributed uniformly in the gap. The
estimated current density exceeded experimental values by several times. The present
article evaluates the discharge current with an allowance for a nonuniformly
distributed space charge built up by the electron avalanches in the gap. A formula
is developed for calculating the current density in amp/cm2.torr. This formila
exhibit d ood agreement with experimental results obtained from a cylindrical
~7 mm between the cylinders; cathcLIe-radius-to-anode-radius ratio, 0-7)-
magnetron
I'In conclusion, the authors wish to thank Graduate Student,E. Isakayev-Lor his part
in the experimental work.10 Orig. art. has:* 2 figures and 25 formulas.
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SOV/176-51-18-7-2/17
j, T-':~HOR: Sherevera,A., Colonel
TITLE- The Organization and Conduct of Control Exercising and
Training (Organizatsiya i provedeniye kontrolInykh
zanyatiy i ucheniy).
Voyenno-inzhenernyy zhurnal, 1958, -',,'r 7, pp 8-11 (USSR)
AB-ST-PACT: The author describes various problems affecting control
exercises and training. The object of these exercises
is to check the degree of readiness of a unit to carry
out an operational plan, the degree of cooperation
between lower units (sections, platoons and companies)
and between the individual members of the units.
Examples of operations are given, such as layinG anti-
tank mine fieldsl breaking passages thru minefields,
excavating trenches or dugouts by explosives or
dozers, setting up power stations for control -,)oint-s,
etc. 'These control exercises can be carried out by
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The Organization and Conduct of Control Exercising and Training
big units such as battalions, if they are uniform
units, i.e. of one speciality only. The time
necessary for the control exercise is about 1/3 of
the time spent in training. The control is carried
out by the commander of the parent organization of the
unit being checked, so that for instance a platoon
is checked by a company commander and a company by
a battalion commander. In some cases, engineering units
of different specialities can be combined for a control
exercise in coop~~ration such as an excavating-machine
unit combined with an electric-power unit, etc. Condi-
tions should be varied, the same exercises should be
carried out at night and in day, under enemy fire, or
on ground contaminated by radioactivity. The commander
of the higher unit sets out the plan of a control exer-
cise, its time, the area, conditions and technical
equipment to be used. He not only checks the work of
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The Organization and Conduct of Control Exercising and Training
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the unit, but corrects it in the course of the exer-
cise. In all cases attention should be Paid to the
degree of training of the individual members of the
beams.
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SM.F.VLPRA, A., gvardii polkovnik.
Guaranteeing equipment for the combat training of enginears and for
the engineering training of all ty-pes of troops. Toen.-Inzh. zhur.
102 no.3-17-21 Mr 158. (MIRIL 11:4)
(Military engineering)

S 14 ~1' ~ :,V - :-. YA , ~,~ . I . :"The intercnnn~cik ion bet,,.een mirierall nutrition c4'
pl-rints thre-,uEh the leRves cml the roots (usinF spring vhest --s Pn
e7-y~plel "Min Figher ~~ducqtion Ukrainian 55h. Kh-qrlkov OHer of
Labor Red Banntr Agricultured Inst imeni V. V. Dokuchayev. Kharlkov,
195(. (Dissertation for th~-_ Deeree of Candidate in 3iolcgic~_l
Sciences).
Source: Knizhn-,v!i letoF~i I No. 28 1956 7~loscow

i
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Inst
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r":Ic t

SH:ERF,VEqYA, N. 1.
Tagged atom method in the study of foliar feeding of plants.
Fiziol. rast. 6 no.5:544-549 S-0 '59. MRA 13:2)
l.V.V. Dokuchayev Agricultural Inst!tute, Kharkov.
(Plants--Assimilation) (Phosphorus--Isotopes)

RABINOVICH, A.11., doktor tekhn. nauk; SH,ERESIfEVSKIY, N.I., kand. telrhn.
nauk; SILITEVSKIY, P.V., ~ - -
Automatic transfer feed mechanisms. Mekh. i avtom. proizv.
18 no.7:24-30 Jl 164. (MIRA 17:9)

SMMZA. V.Sh.
Automatic regulation of feeding clinker into the mill. TSement 20
no.2:18-.20 Mr--Ap v49. (MI-RA 7:5)
(Cement)

FILATCVA, M.A.; SHERGILOV, N.V.
Demulsification of crude oils at the Guryev Petroleum
Refinery. Khim. i tekh. topl.i masel 6 no.?:21-25 Jl 161.
(MIRA 14:6)
1. Gurlyevskiy neftepererabatyvayushchiy zavod.
(Guryev (Gur-jev Province)--Petroleum--Refining)

SHERGILOV, ';.V'.; ILURDAINRiKO, V.P.; FILATOVA, M.A.; BENIKOVSKrf V.G.
y
9,-eralkallnit,y of kerosine-gas c-1-1. dist-i'll'ates. Khim. il 't-ekh.
topl. -1 masel - rlo-1006-41 O'b-' (IMIFLA a:- r:)

of "ack-al ',h ~ese.'l (-D'osertation for De,,.-,-'L.,c o" C andidate I~or Technical Scier ce)
J-
.:in Hi-.;-hr-r Fi'lucation -'J'337~, Ai:ricultural Aca:;a:i-.-, (Hia), 19-~-
ar

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14(10,11), 18(5)
AUTHORS., Naymushin, I., Head, Gindin, A., Chi(-P Dizine(-r, Snieri;;n, sn,'-
retary of the Party Commkttee, Georpriyevskiy,
TITLE: Open Letter From the Workers on the tlri~~I.sk Cr)rist;-uc.(;v'1 Prj.,',:,f
PERIODICAL- Gidrotekhnicheskoye Atroitellstvc,, 1959, Nr ':,, pp 3--4 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: As mentioned in the opening article, is an ---jp'~fn
to all construction sites, industrial uudertakir'~r,:;.,
stitutes, and to the workers on the Krnanoyarsl GES pr--.,- ~~,ct io
particular. Based on the resolutions .-)f the June Plenum of fht-
Central Committee of the Sovi~!t Cocwianist Party, and born of n,
desire to hasten the fulfi':m,nt of T.11~ plan, the let".-r- calL~
for help to be extended ny mor-,~ t~-ams too tho5i- ~n fl
less fortunate positio! . In particular, it cu)]:; -Lid I.,;-
workers of the town of Angarsk. the Glaymosstroy and the Glav-
mospromstroymaterialov of the hio-3gorispolkom (Moscov City &ecu-
tive Committee) in this field of housing construction on the
Bratsk site, admitting its inexperience in this sphere; from the
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SOV/98-59-8-2/33
Open Letter From the Workers on the Bratsk Construction Project
iron-ore combine (output 12 million tons a year); from timber com-
bines, in order to help with the construction of the largest wood-
processing enterprise in the USSR (output 4 million cubic meters
a year); and from the Academy of Construction and Architecture of
the Ukrainian SSR in the field of the removal of earth and rock
by means of explosives. In return, the Bratsk workers on the Pa-
dun Falls offer their help and experience to all who need it, es-
pecially to the workers on the z-itc on the Yenisey,
who lag behind the former somewh;ti ii, the tla!1il 1ment oe thi--ir
part of the plan to provide a netivorl: ~" P04'r in Siberia.
ASSOCIATION- Bratsicgesstroy (Bratsk Construi~:',iuri Projt-,t) (Naymiishin): Bratskiy
gorkom KPSS (Bra~ttsk Tovn Comr~ittee' CPSTJ ,s1c_Jy')
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AID P - 699
Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 Pub. 29 - 10/18
Authors Sbergin, N. A., Eng. and Katsov, E. N., Eng.
Title Electric diagram accelerating metal working operations
Periodical Energetik, 8, 20-21, Ag 1954
Abstract The author briefly describes his arrangement which he
added to the existing electric circuit of a planer.
One diagram.
Institution None
Submitted No date

AOTk'~: 'Tlec'hnician
T IT LE ~-'Iye-Delta Itarting of ~an Vlectric "'otor 'Ih ~,V Pa n sof
Contactors
F!-,RTODTCAI,: Tner,-F:tik, lc)r7l), "r 7, p 10 TT' -. r)
ABSTRACT: Por simplifying the -viYe-(Ielta starting of electric
motors, t1le P,,,,thor sug-ests a control circuit perfor-
in one operation only - pressing
:ning the startinf-
the starting button. Py pressing the startinp button,
the vii, e-connection is switched on simultaneously 'xi~lh
a 'li-:,e relay. The time relay connects the intermediate
relay, which (iisconnec-lu--s the '.-[Ye-contuactor Pnd s,.,,-L+,-
ches on t-e delta-contactor. '~ blocking system Dre-
vents thn-t the delta-contacts are connected Drior to
switchinr---off the %we-cont--cts. The author states that
such a cortrol syl-tem was built for a 26n k%%, irotor,
functioring one yer---r -.,,,ithout failures. 'rere is 1
Jk i a,- r 2- m
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(als,4 1602) B107/B202
AUTHORS: Belousov, S. P., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Senior
Scientific Worker (see Association), Shergin, N. N.,
Senior Engineer
TITLE: Mutual influence of rhombic aerials located at a common
point
PERIODICAL: Vestnik svyazi, no. 4, 1961, 6-8
TEXT: Already M. S. Gartsenshteyn and A. S. Golubchik have studied the
mutual influence in an aerial assembly consisting of two separate rhombic
aerials of the type PP ~-51~O (RG~5 1.0), and in an aerial assembly con.-
4 4 type PW-5 651.0)
sisting of two double rhombic aerials of the 1.0 (RGD~---,
4 4
("Rhombic aerials, located at a common point", Vestnik svyazi, no. 4,
1949). These measurements have been made, however, only in a narrow
range of wavelengths and with a small distance between aerial and
receiver (19 m) as compared with the largest dimension of the rhombic
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B107/B202
aerial (10.5 m). These measurements were repeated to work out definite
recommendations for the use of rhombic aerials on common poles. Besides)
the mutual influence of aerial assemblies of the type PP 10 1.25
6
70 65 70
(RG 1.25) with RG-:-"I.O and of the type PPAIO-1.25 (RGD-I-.-1.25) with
7- 4 6 6
65
RGD2~~1.0 was studied. The measurements were made with decimeter models
4
with a model factor of 50. The receiver was fastened to a vertical pole
at a distance of 90 m; the mutual influence of the rhombic aerials with
different angles of suspension Y(50, 100, 150) could be determined. The
measurement results are given in E" /s 0 " E 0 is the value of the
amplification factor in the case of independent suspension, 6H for
central suspension with a passive aerial. The following aerial assemblies
65 6r,
were studied: 1) aerial RG-:~~1.0 (optimum wave X ) with aerial RG;:-~1.0
4 01 4
70
(optimum wave h02 ~ 2~, 01 ) (Fig. 1); 2) aerial RG!61.25 (Optimum wave
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65
X01) with aerial RG,:~1.0 (optimum wave X 2.2 X01)(Fig. 2); 3) aerial
4 02
65 65
RGD-:'-'1.0 (optimum wave 4 1) with aerial RGDz~~!.O (optimum wave
4 0 4
~ 2 ;~Oj)(Fig- 3); 4) aerial RG 701.25 (optimum wave X,,) with aerial
02
D'6: 65
RG 41.0 (optimum wave X02 ~ 2.2 X01) (Fig. 4); 5) aerial RG-z 4 1.0
(optimum wave x 2 ?L01) with aerial R 651.0 (optimum wave X,,)(Fig. 5);
02. G":t
651.0 optimum wave X G70,
6) aerial RG-T' 02 2.2 X01) with aerial R -f' .25
65
(optimum wave X01) (Fig, 6); 7) aerial RGD-7 4 1.0 (optimum wave X02 = 2 )LO I
with aerial RG 651.0 (optimum wave X ) (Fig. 7); B) aerial RGD65%O
01 z4"
(optimum wave A 2.2 X ) with aerial RGD701.25 (optimum wave X
02 01 6 01)
(Fig. 8), With an optimum wave XOI? reception is considerably weaker,
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especially for angles of suspension corresponding to a low radiation of
the aerial (Fiigs, 1-4). For angles of suspension which lie in the
sector of' the major lobe, impairment between X/X, = 0.7-1.6 is insignifi-
cant Hence, the directional characteristic of two centrally suspended
rhombic aerials is somewhat distorted. When woi:king on the optimum wave
x02 reception is not essentially ir.paired (Figs. 5--8). On'the basis cf
the ex-cerimental results obtained, 'the authors conclude that in special
~_ases the central suspension of two rhombic aerials is possible, one of
which is intended for day-time operation the other for night-time
operation. There are 8 figures and I Soviet-bloc reference,
ASSOCIATION: ITII 7,11inisterstva svyazi SSSR (Scientific Research
Institute of the 11inistry fcr Comm,inications USSR)
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xd M. P. KUM99mv- Jp 1%3, U. 140P.-
11. No. 1, 26-7094 11); Ck-- zesir
Numerous -Pts. i h wmcn of buUs and rats hu-
09 hown that the sPermatmo. st1mve lo"Ent In a W-mv-
00 ,,jd lnedium (pH BY &Mo. at C&M, Al-
joij), or Cx(OH)s to the duid the lactk a6d formed wa,i
00 vwutralized, thms maintikining the ProPer PH- anif the
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SHERGIN, N.P., professor.
Role of fructose in artificial insemination. Dokl..Akad.sellkhoz.
21 n0-10:35-39 156. (14,RA 9:11)
1. Vaesoy-uznyy naucbno-issledovatellskiy Institut zhivotnovodstva.
Predstavleno akademikom V.K. Milovanovym.
(Fructose) (Artificial insemination)

?G-.G'E-0%)V, G.A., kandidat sell skokhozyaystveanykh nauk [translatorli:
TOMM9, M.F., doktor sell skokho%yaystvenrjykh nawk,prafasscx, redaktor;
SHKR LAV-9-M., doktor biologicheskikh nauk, orofessor, redgktor;
NOVIKOV, Ye.A., kandicL-
.it sellskokhozyaystvannylth nauk-, red-lktor;
SOKOLOV. A.Y., redektor; SMIRNOVA, U.I., tekhniches'ciy redaktor
[Physiolo.-ical significance of the vitamin B group. Animal nutrition
end fertility. Present-day opinions an livestock breeding methods.
Trnnslated from the -&n-lish, German and French3 Yiziologicheqkoe
znachenle v-itaminov gruopy B. Pitanie zhivotnykh i olodcvttost'.
Sovremennys vzgliady na metody razvedenite sellrkokhoziaistvenn-r'!eh
zhivotn.vkh. Peravod s an-c:liiskogo, nemetakopgo i frantsuzskogo, G.A-
Magidovs. Pod red. i s Pradl8l, M.F.Tomme, N.P.Sbergina, A.A.Movl-
kova. Moel-va, 17A-vo inostr. lit-ry. 1957. 289 p. (ML.qj, JC--.10~
1. International congress of animal husbandry. 6th, Ccpenhngnn,
1952.
(Vitamins- B) (Stoc& and stockbreedi-4)

' '
CATIIGOR
~ iems.
Gen ral Prob
ABS. JOUR. RZhBiol, ~,,o. 67 1959, No. 25771
AUTHOR 14 P.
U4 0 oft
Mei-abo-
fl:'t o C(Iob il ti E,, o,. L
11sir, In PI-gs aw" RtLms.
ORIG. PUB. : Tr. Vses. n.-i. in.-ta zhivo-;L-1_novodst'va~ 19579
21.1 229-239
AB13TP-6 CT : The experiments were carried out or, Digs and
ramns. Pert'aining to pigs, the experimentts
afn i3 to clarify the, el'fect of v' 'tamLn B12
upon the animals if it is given wit-h food -ind
trie possibility oil replacing vitamin Bl_ by
Co. Three families of piglets were selecied7
consisting of 8 heads in each family, being
I month old, Identical in terms of weight,
c-ex aud blood composition, The lst group re-
c~-, i-ved ~I .7 mg of CoCl-7 daili, , -the 2r-d group
recaivEid 20 gamm-a cry~t-alline vitamin B12 P'-Ir
Card: -1i
41-mimal Husbandry.

COUNTRY USM
CATEGORY
AB5. JOUR. 1 f" C' 00
A!TT14r-)R
T !T!.Z
ORIG. PUB.
A'-3 T RA C TL r-sul-t-, werr-, almo:A t,Ap sam-e as
when vit"amin was used; -it -was somew-hat
in-forior, however, vrich ~vegand tr.) 'u-Iood for-
mation. Since Cc, i-7 chea),)er t,-,Ln vitawin VI-2
as a food supplement, th,-~ jnt'rodu-~Liorl 0-1-10
into t1ne composition o,-" feedis i:, reco-cmanded
for localities whe*rr! itz cort--~ri- -J~! in
soils. The exnerinientlf
rams was: to -I.Lnd a n--s-
sure the provission of tiie ar-Loial orgnmIsm
with Co and vitamin Bl, wn-d to ascertain
C a rd

OZHIV, F.V.; RODIN, I.I.; PARSHUTIN, G.V., doktor bio*log6niukvi reg*7~1,
SXATKIN, P.H.; SMG1 , N.P.; TARUMH, A.M., red.; MWHOV
N.N., tekhn.red.; ZUBRILINA, Z.P., takhn.red.
[Artificial insemination of farm animals; a manual for zoo-
technicians and veterinary workers] Iskusetvennoe osemenenie
sel'skokhoziaistvennykh zhivotnykh; rukovodstvo dlis zootekh-
nikov i veterinarnykh rabotnikov. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Pad
red. G.T.Parshutina. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sel'khoz.lit-ry, 1959.
428 p. (MIRA 13:5)
(Artificial insemination)

OZHIN, F.V.; ROD1111', I.I.; RUMUETSEV, N.V.; SKATKIE, P.N.; qq~GRI,_ J..1
TRUBKITI) G.D., red.; SHEVTSOVA, A.A., red.; YA-'PI;YKH., A.M., red.;
R~,OKOFIYFVA, L.N... tekhn. red.
[Artificial insemination of farm animals; manual for zootechnicians
and veterinary workers] Iskusstvennoe usemenenie 80.1skokl.oziaistven-
nykh zhivotnykh; i-ukovodstvo dlia zootekhnikov i veterinarnykh rabot-
nikov. lzd,3,) perer. i dop. By F.V.Ozhir- i dr. 1.1,oskva, Izd-vo
sellkhoz.lit-ry, zhurnalov i plakatov, 1961. 447 p. (MIRA 14:12)
(Artificial insemination)

SHERGIN, 11,P.
Concentration of the trace elements cobalt and copper in soils and
forage grasses of the Polesye Lowland (White Russia) Trudy Biogeokhim.
lab. no.11:70-71+ 160. ~MIRA 14:5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchrio-issledovatel-skiy institut zhivotnavodstva.
(POLESYE--MIVERALS IN SOIL)
(POLESYE-PIAMTS-CHEMICAL CONPOSITION)
(TRACE ELEMTS)

SHRRGIN, S.N., inzh.
~'tractural analysis of mechanisms. Trudy XIMESKH 12:336-342
16o. (MIRA 13:9)
~Mechanical movements)

BELUZE~ON, V.~.-., (Kuxok, u1. Engellsa d.136J. kv.27); oKVORTSOIT B.A. (Leningrad,
. .. 1u.-a pechatnikov, d.7.kv.26); PARKHOMCHUK, Ya. (L.-ningrad, ul.
vu~.,-. Fe~hatnikov, d.7.kv.26); TRAUBE, Ye.S.(Donetsk, 5, u1. Shchorsa,
i.i2. kv.8); DROZDOV, A.D. (Novocherkp-ssk., ul. B.Kimellnitskogo d.151.
VAYNBERG, A.M. (Moskva, V-180, Malaya Yakimanka, d.22, kv.19);
F11APTOV, M.A. (Kemerovo, ul. Dzerzhinskogo d.27, kv.11); GANZBURG, L.B.
llo,ningrad P-3p Krasnosellskaya, d.12, kv.2); BUDANOV, V.D. (Moskva,
A-.-87, Chuksin tijpik, d.4, kv.17); LYSENKO, N.G. (Kiyev, ul. Suhmov-
lk:lya, d.5.kv.71); Ye.N. (Cherkassy, u1 Uritskogo., d.37,kv.6);
TRUSHCHEV, Ye.A.; SUVOROV, Yu.I. (Riga, ul. Suvorova, d.20, kv.11);
ART.4140NOV, I.G. (Riga, u1. Suvcrova, d.20, kv.11); OKHAPKIN, V.V.
(YarosLavll, Tutayevskoye shosse, d.32); OLIKHOVSKIY, I.L. (igmrlkov,
pr. Moskovskiy, d.199)
D1.3coveriEs and inventions. Prom.energ. 19 no.7:55-56 Jl 164.
(MIRA 18!1)
1. Bereznikovskiy sodovyy zavod, byuro po ratsionalizatsii i
izobretatelt3tvu.9 Permskaya obl., g. Berezniki (for Trushchev).
2. Yaroslavl', Tu wyevskoye shosse, d.32, YaZMOGK (for Okhapkin).
3. Kharlxov, pr.Moskovskiy, d.199, Kharikovskiy elektromekhani-
ch&skiy zavod, byaro po rat3ionalizatsii i izobretatellstvu (for
011kho7skiy).

A.
Country : USSR
Catcgory : D-*sezse-~ -if Farm ~n,.-*L'---'I.-,I& R
Djseuzec J':-.us&d by dALteria ~'Wn-i
;a*ba. Jour. Ref Llw-i3iol., No 195, Q"001
0 ~/
lAuthor legoshiu, :1. S.; 1511'~)rginj ZU2 i~,%
[Institut. I hirgiziwa 6cientlflc Reseaxch Im-tiGute of*
The Pathoinorphology ol" Tuberculosis L, Pearl-
hens4I
OrIg Pub. : byul, nauchno-teklu2e inform. Kirg. n.-i. in-t
zhivotnovodstva i vetuerinarii, 19581 110 1 (3)9
59
Abstract : -',To abstract.
0 a r,:! - 1/1
*Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences.

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' '-;tA i8-.- .
I -,)

YEGWHIN, I-S., kand, vt:1xi-, nalik; SURGIIII, YII.K., kand. veter. nallk
Eradication of infectiaus strophic rhinitiz of swine on
fams. Veterinariia 40 no.6-.38-40 Je '63. (MMA 17:1)
1. Kirgizskiy nauchno-issledovatells-kiy institut zhivotno-
vodstva i veterinarii.

VOLIFSONY I.S.; T-ELESHOV4., Pri-nim-al-I u~--ha3+-_*Y---: SFEIKH-~I, G.A.;
IKL~r'J,07A, R.K.- S- ~jL"*-' , E. ~~. - SSEISHT:-~'., ~'.D.
New oil field in the Tatar A.S.S.R. nim. -- +-e-kh- topl. -4
masel 9 no.5:29-31 5 MY 1 -41 1. (IMI'V, 17 :7 )
1. Tatarskiy ne.ftyanoy sled vatell skly institu

KII~ILENKO, Fedor Grigorlyevich; SHERGINA, G., red.
[Efficiency promoters on the Krasnogorsk State Farm]
Astsionalizatory Krasnogorskogo sovkhoza. Barnaul, Al-
taiskoe knizhrLoe izd-vo, 1963. 47 P. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Direktor Krasnogorskogo sovkhoza na. Altaye (for Kirilenko).

;W-,a Dmitriyuvm; G., red.
-- ~ ;., - "--a ~ S . -'*!- * L.ka--~
C-.Ged uontr--l --n --ow cro... cl:ltivatio!~- -
- --n: '%~ - . -
v popashmoi sisteme ze~7dedeliia. -a-. -,u.!,
kriizl-uioe izd-vo, 19 u3 . '77 p. (1.1 ~A 16:2)

PUDOVIX, A.11.; SMGIIIA. I.V.
Allyl regrouping. Part 19: The reacion of magnezium organic
compounds and sodium diethylphosphorate with isomeric Isoprene
hydrochloride and methoxychloroisohexanes. Zhur.ob.khim. 27 no.10:
2750-2755 0 '57. (MIRA 11:4)
l.Kazanaki.v gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Magnesium--OrgOic compounds)
(Isoprene) (Hexane)

Sff&RGINA, K.B.
."13.
Calculatin.g - f'-,c-ds of snow-water floods in rivers of thas
plains area of Kazakhstan. Izv.AN Kazakh.M.Ser.energ. no.11:133-17
'56. (K&z&kI-.st&n---'Stream measurements) (K6U 10:2)