SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOUKUP, E. - SOUKUPOVA, K.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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An Integrating Equipment -for Measuring GM-Tube Cha-
racteristics
-PERIODICAL: SdKlovacl technika, 1959 , Nr 12~~P~;,P 476.
ABSTRACT: The authors give..10'formulae for'.medsurin GM~tube
characteristics. The basic 'cJiciiit 6f J~ the int. egr6tor;~~:~~

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this circuit, the arriving:pulses m"t~be previouslyi
normalized, for instance by a ti~igge'r,` circui t and
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amplitude Uo transmitted b'y theicond6riser Cl;repre-
: a ~ tim6.-.unit this wills
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P. 211. (ENERGGETIKA) (Praha, Czechoslovakia)~Vol. 8, no. 1" ian-~'1958

USSR/Cultivated Plants Technical, Oil,.and:SugELr Plants. m-4
ALbs JoUr Ref Z-hur Biol., No 3) 1958, 1089a
Author Soukup, Irzhi
Inst
Title The Problem of Raising and Feproducing the:G~tta-keicha
Tree (Eucommia ulmides Oliv.) in a Temperature Climate.
Orig Pub Za sots. s.-kh. naukul 1.957, A6, 110 1, 55-104
Abstract In 1953 the Scientific Research Inatitute,of Dec(iratl-ve
.,;Gardening in Pruhonici (Czechoslovakia) c6fiductecl 6xperi-
ments on the vegetative reproduction of the''ducobmia:by
~application of growth stimulators. Cuttin& of 'various
origins were also planted. It vas determined that in
growth stimulators and
addition to the 4nfluence of the
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of the eyternal condition (Misture nd 'teiTerat e)
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the state of the metabolism in the shoot tissue6~
their degree of maturity is an important factor in the
formation of adventive roots. The cutting:6 which h~d: been'
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AUTHOR: Soukup, Jir":L'
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TITLE: Filters for the measurement of correl tion,' ons
PERIODICAL: Blektrotechnicky cas.opis, noo 8i~19619 I
pp. 524 - 531
TEXT: The purpose of the papers is a thooretical.
consideration of filters proponed,for the measurement of
correlation functions. The author refers -to previou:s
literature in which filters were proposed.as part of a s ystem
for the correlation of input and s nals,.and..'statesl.'.
output ig
that so far no investigation has been published as.,to the
characteristics of such filters and-proposes the notion of
foreltive frequencyll, defined as a product of true teequency]and;
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of time delay. The author proceeds to develop,~'th(i,transfer,
function frequency response and phase shift of-filters for,the~
first, second, third and fourth moment, and concludes that a7
certain frequency band can be chosen for the.w9rking range which
is outside the range of noise. In the example qu6ted, the nomse
range is taken as 100 10 000 rad/sec. and the -worklng range
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Use of svnthet-ic ion exchanL-ers'as nlant~ nutrient soi~bents. Pa,~f2

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AUTHOR: Soula~p
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ORG: Department of Mathematics and Descrlptive Geomwitr7,,Electrical Engbieering
Faculty. Czech Institute of Technolo(W, Prague,(Kateclra rate=ti1w a deskriptivni,
geometrie elektrot-e-c-M-Ec-ko fak-alty; CVF-
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TITM: Note on the nodelling of linear 'stems
y means ot~ a deUq: line
SOURCE: Slaboproudy obzor, vo 26,,noo 7. 1965, 416-418
TOPIC TAGS; integration, linear systen, irathematic model,'~palse. signal, dircuit-
delay line
ABSTRACT: Until nmr the coefficients of synthesizers hawil been adjusted as,'if they-~
were a tire series of the desired pulse response. Tho article ~ih(xfs that such an
adjustment is really an approximation of the respective convoluie~!integral ~17 the
trapezoid rule and states how the coeficients may beAdjus .t6d s6 a's.to conform to
higher integration rules. This will- substantially improved: the functioning 6f the
entire equipmont. especially if the si&Mals to be dealt with have;a greaternumber
of limited differentiations. For=las are given for estimitingAhe errors in tim
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and frequency. and an example is presented. *Orig. art. h~-- 3'figures
and 1 table. fB-ased on author's Eng. abst-7fTBAS: 33,54-17
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AUTHOR: Souku , Jiri (Engineer)
ORG* Department of Mathematics and Descriptive Geometry'
.. Ele ctricgl_ Eilgjn]ft~
Facult CVUT, Prague (Katedra matematiky a deskriptivni giometrie elektrot6chniske,
fakulE
TITIE: Synthesis of logical threshold circuits
SOURCE: Slaboproudy obzors v. 26, no. 8, 1965, 476-479~
TOPIC TAGS: logic circuit, electronic circuit
ABSTRACT: Inaddition to some general considerations, the a~rticle'.:suggestsa
transfiguration for splittirg and joining logical threshold circuits, the most
important transfiguration being that for joining a simple cascade as it may
facilitate considerable reduction of the number.of active component parts in the
more complicated net of logical threshold circuits. The " thod Is very simple
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and well suited for practical use. Orig. art. has: 9 figures and 8 formulas.
(Based on author's Eng. abst.] (JPRSJ
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ACC NR' AP60201V i/A SOURCE CODE: CZ/0078/66/000/002t0017/0017
AUTHOR Soukup, Karel (Suchdol near Prague)
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TITLE: Encodin circuit.: PZ~ Pat. No.~-'TV:421245,", C! '"a 42'-,_-`,1,11-,-`*
:SOURCE: Vyna)ezy, no.: 2 'l 66 .:17 -
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encoding circui digit block
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been -issued ror an enc6dih iinked_f~,;~.~'-~' ;vJU
g circui
to several digit blocks, each of which consists of several"elec.tkic circuits. -The.-.;...~N F
rotors of the changeover* switches of the iiI idiIvidual digit blo ks e ~ coupld~Wi th t h
c ar e
selection elements which, in turn.,- are kinetically Ift-iked via reset elements and
shafteontrolled cams to the rotor switches of the same-or,lanother digit. If in the;
encoding program, the selection element ~ ositions; corres 6 nd to several digits, t e -
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selection elements are designed as logic "NOR" gates which areikineticall,~ coupje~j.,,
via reset elements to the pertinent digit cams. The: selection; elements may also
be kinetically coupled, with the mechanical logic 11NOR11 gates w1hich'are thein-ti,ed.
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kinetically via reset elements to the same of another digit6am 'The reset elem! ent
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or logic gates used may be kinetically coupled with th() other digit blocks, or they'
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S/260/621090/013/001/001
100?11207
AUTHOR: Soukup Karel.
TITLE: Method for training operators in the use of k-yboard machines with a train .ing device
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, otdel'nyy vypusk. 40. Pribory tochnoy mckhaniki i kpytatcl'nyye.;
ustanovki, 13, 1962, 2, abstract 40.13.13.1). C7ech patent, class 142 n, no 98031.
January 15, 1961
TEXT: The method for which the patent has been granted consists in the followin by means of a special
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keyboard device, the operator records the information, preliminarily stored on a punched tape, by reading
or listening to it. The device automatically compares the record with the text on'ethe p6,nc.hed card. 16
case of discrepancy, a light or sound signal automatically stops operation of the keyboard until the error is
corrected. The device also indicates the number of correctly or wrongly recorded signals. The device has
a simple relay-contact circuit. There are 3 figures.
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E",.CERPTA YELICA Sec 2 'ol 1215 Physiology May 59
1658. THE SERUM LIPID LEVEL FOLLOWING INTAKE6F A LARGE AMOUNT
OF EGG YOLK (RussianteXt) 7Soukupo-,,l K. and H! yrov A.
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IVth Clin.forIntern. Dis. and-U-n-d-CE-nfor Intern. Dis., Charles Univ..
Prague - PHYSIOL. BOHEM. 1958,~ 7/2 (194-IS49) Graphs 5
The intake of a large amount of egg yolk produced alimentary lipaemia, cholesterol-
a
emia and phosphatidaemia, which reached a maximum in 2-6 hr. Thii peaks of
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these 3 curves did not usually occur within the same time se'ictor. The. serum phos-
phatides returned to their initial values more slowly than fats and cholesterol.
The maximum changes in the phosphatide. fractions do not correspond chronologic-
ally to the peak of changes in the phosphatides. All the fractions usually return to
their initial values within 8 hr. In most cases the choleaterol7phosphitide ratio
falls. In the cases described no differences were found in lipids in paaents with or,
without arteriosclerosis. Hahn - Prague