SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TVERSKOY, B.A. - TVERSKOY, N.P.

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ACC NR; AP7008915 SOURCF CODE., 1111/0033/66/043/006/1289111291
AUTHOR: Tvor,,koy, B. A.
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T I T L -.: Influence of corpuscular radiation on the circum-tarrestrial cloud
SOUi,CE: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, v. 43, no. 6, 1966, 1289-1291
TOPIC TAGS: radiation bolt, solar wind, solar corpuscular radiation
SUB COM.': 03
AMTRACT: A study has been mado of the cathode scattering of dust particles
in the earth's proton radiation belt and It is demonstrated that thin effect
considernbly limits the lifetime of particles trapped by the earth. T I I o
author evaluates the role of the solar wind In decreasing the eccentricity
of the orbits of dust particles revolving around the sun and it is demon-
Strated that the effect of the solar wind is comparable to the effect of
light radiation. It: is rhown that: allouance for corpuscular radIntlon
is entirely ncceG!;ary In estimating the lifetime of trapped mirrometeorite!'.
The lifetime of the particles relative to cath()d acatter4ng in tho procon
radiation belt is extremely small and It therefore is probable that the
high concentration of dust particles near the earth is not caused by capture
but by the curvature of the orbits of nicromateorites with hyperbolic
(relative to the earth) velocities. Orig. arts has: I figure and 5 formulas.
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;AUTHOR: Tverskoy, B.-A.
iTITLE: Anomalous diffusion of charged particles in the earth's radiation belts
'SOURCE: VsespyuznqM~ konferentslya yo fizike kosmicheskogo prog:tr DSCOW
q Mi
i1965. Issledovanija koemicheskogo prostranstva (Space research); trudy konferentsii.~.
Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 314-325
:TOPIC TAGS: particle acceleration, radiation belts particle diffusion, magnetic
storm, geomagnetism
,ABSTRACT: It is shown that the basic mechanism responsible for acceleration of
I
ielectrons and protons in the outer zone of the radiation belts surrounding our plan-i
let as well as for formation...of the inner belt, is particle migration across the
idrift envelopes. The, general theory for this particle migration is presented and
~:experimental data are interpreted. It is found that the migration process has a
much greater effect than had been previously supposed. Part of the protons with en-
ergies of 10-100 Mev are accelerated by migration of particles through the magneto-'
isphere. Experimental analysis indicates that protons with energies greater than
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'ACCESSION NR: AT5023600
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!50-60 Mev are caused by neutron decay and elution due to anomalous diffusion. Pro-i
,tons with energies of less than 20-30 Mev, and in part those of 40 Mev are not bas
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Ically associated with neutron decay. These particles are the hard tail of the outexi
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:proton belt, and are chiefly the result of betatron acceleration during migration
;across the boundary of the magnetosphere. It is possible that anomalous diffusion
,also plays some part In formation of the current ring during v-,agnetic storms. Orig.1
,art. has: 3 figures* 16 formulas.
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TVERSKOY, B.A.
Dynamics of "the earth's radiation belts. Fart 1: Sources of fast
particles. Goomag. i aer. 4 no.2t22/4,232 Mr-Ap 164.
W[RA 17:4)
1. Mosko7skly gosudarstvennyy universitetq Institut yadernoy
fiziki.

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Organization (~f 18: 6)
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1. 'Upraviyayushchiy f ory

USSR/Biology - Clover May 50
Plant Diseases
*Reasons for Destruction of Clover Seedlingz in Mos-
cov Oblast and Measures for Controlling It," D. L.
Tverskoy, Cand Agr Sci, K. P. Zhukova, and B. S.
Navsuts, Moscov Sta for Plant Protection, 8 pp
'Dok v-s Ak Selkhoz Nauk" No 5
Conducts series of experiments to determine plant
disease statistics and soil conditions in which
disease and destruction of clover seedlings are
most pronounced. Finds weakly acid soils to be
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USSR/Biology - Clover (Contd) May 50
noat harmful condition. Recommends control measures
Involving application of various fertilizers. In-
cludes six tables of data.
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TVERSKOYI D. L., and ZHUKOVA, K. P. "Effect of Fertilizers on Diseases (Damping-
off) of Clover Srrouts," Doklady Vsesoiuznoi Akademii Seltakokhoziaistvennykh
Nauk imeni V. I. Lenina, vol. 16, no. 7, 1951, pp. 32-35. 20 Akl
SO: SIRA, SI 90-53, 15 December 1953

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TVMSAPY, D.L. .274~A. K.P.
Clover-Moscow Province
Dying out of red clover and measures for combatting this phenomenon in Moscow
Province. Sov.sgron. 10 no. 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952 +4ft. Unclassified.

1. TVAIKOry D. L.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Plants - Disease and Pest Resistance
7. Problems for discussion on the immunity of ilants to disease and oests. A.grobiologiia.
No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May - 1953. Unclassified.

GORLENKO, M.V., prof., red.; ZHUKOVSKIY, PX., ak-ademik, red.; DUNIN,
M.S., prof., red.; TVERSKOY, D.L., doktor biolog. nauk, red.
SUVALOV,, I.S., red.; MTM.OVA, N.M., tekhn, red.
(Immunity of plants to diseases and pests] Imunitet rastenii
k bolezniam i vrediteliam. Pod obahchei red. M.V.Gorlenko.
Fioskva, Sellkhozgiz. 1961. 245 p. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Veasoyuznaya akademiya sel1akokhozyayatvennykh nauk im. V.I.
Lenina.
(Plants-Diseases and pests)

TVERSKOT, D.L., doktor biol.nauk; ZHUMVA, X.P., kand.biol.nauk
Corn 41seases and neasures for their contral. Diol. v ahkole
nn.4-78-83 Jl-Ag 158. (MIRA 1119)
1. Mnskovskaya stantRiya sanbchity rasteniy Vseso7uznogo instituta
sashchity ras tenly.
(Corn (Kiiza)-Disoanes and posts)

TVEELSKOY, Dmitrij, Lukich.
Moscow Stition of All-Union Sci Res Inst of Protection of
Plants, Academic degree of Doctor of Biological Sciences,
based on his defense, U MaY 55, in the Council of Botanical
Inst imeni Komarov Acad Sci USSR, of his dissertation en-
titled: "The sugar beet Ikorneyed' rooteater and the signi-
ficance of mushrooms i-In Its development."
Academic degree and/or title: Doctor of Sciences
50; Decislons of VAK, List no. 5. 3 Far 56, Byulleten' WO
SSSR, No. 2, Jan 57, Moscow, pp 1?-20, Uncl. JPRS/NY_466

DEMCHENKOP I.K.;-TU~Ms-D-19-
Automatization of ChGSP looms. Teket,prom. 21 no.3:64-65 mx 'a.
OURA 14:3)
(Looms) (Automutic control)

TVIRSKOY, 1?
a physicogeographical otudy" by I.M. Yurzaev.
Wmm~"Central s a
Review by F. Tvarskoi. Geog. v shkole 21 no.2:77 Mr-Ap 158.
(MIRA 11:2)
(Aoia, Central--Physical geography)
(Murzaev, E.M.)

TVERSKOY, F-
ss it thoroughly. Geog. v shkole 24 "o.4:56-59RA
Let us discu
Jl-AV 061. (Geography--Study and teaching) (YU 14-8)

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nWhat will be built in 1959 - 1965 and whereff b7 A.I.Yedishchev.
Reviewed by F.Tvarskoi. Geog.v shkole 22 n0-3:86-87 9Y-Je '59.
(MIRA 12:11)
(Russia-Sconomic policy)
(Yedishchev, A.I.)

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1111curoregulation of Hotor Function of the Dreaot; Storaer, ard Out-ut ,)f (,.'. - 39)
by Baryshnihov, 1. A., Zaks, M. G,, Zotikova, 1. 1%, Sleitslkaya, E. ).I G. ::.t
Pavlov, E. F.,, Tverskoi, G. B., Tokbizkh~, and Tsakhacv, G. S.
SO: Journal of General Biolo (Zhurnal Obshchei Biologii) Vol. U, Ib.6, ('1ov-Doc) 11,~51.

NIKITIN, P.I.; TVZRSKOY, G.B.
I - Owz;,
Modification of anti-diuretic and ox7totic functions of the neuro-
hypopbysis in ontogenesis. Fiziol.zh.SSSR 37 no.2:205-208 Mar-Apr
51. (CLML 21:1)
1. Department of Physioloa, Leningrad Pediatric Medical Institute.
lire

'V Role '0t' nonmedfatory acetylcholine in parturition ac-
tivity. G. B. Tvetskol. A kay1w-sivo iGimrkr, I ~ 1953 No I,-
3-7; Exrerpia Ated., Sect. 11, 7,
mediatory acetylcholine k prcxtuccd in the utciinc rnawle
indepeadeetly of umous inipuiscs or iq tmnspoiltA by
blood from the pl=nta in mbbltg. It Is coaclud,-d that
non-wediatory aotyleholbie take3 no part in the cmi-1,tiou
of labor. R. 1) It.

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Ab-ibbr. Tverskoy, G. B.
Title Ilse of cannula in systematic experiments to determine the activity
of the mammary gland
Periodical : Fiziol.zhur. 2, 233-235, Mar/'Apr 1954
Abstract : A method of bloodless passage into the mammary glands of goats by
insertion of a cannula, 1.4 millimeters in diameter, into the opening
in the teat is described. This cannula is made of a lightweight
metal, Duralumin, is held in place by a band around a rubber cap
clamped on the teat. Cannula does not cause reduction of milk yield
and no inflammation of the teat was noted even after cannula was
kept open as loryg-as 2 1/2 months. If mastitis is absent cannula may
be inserted under aseptic conditionfi. A cannula somewbat larger in
diameter may be used in experiments on cows. One USSR reference.
illustrations.
Institution : Scientific-Experimental Station for the Study of Physiology of Agri-
cultural Animals, Institute of Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlov, Academy
of Sciences "'YSSR
Submitted : February 12, 1953

TMSKOT, G.B.
-,
Role of changing pressuze bithin the ucIder in the stimulation of
milk recretion. Trudy Inst.fizisl.4:68--~74 155. (HLRA 9:4)
l.Lo.'beratoriya fixiologii sellskokhosyay-styennykh zhivotuykh, za-
veduyushchiy I.A.Baryvhnikov, i Nauchno-opytnaya stantsiya po
izuehaniyu fisiologii s9l'skokhozyaystvpnnykh zhivotnykh, direktor I
I.F.Shultshanko.
(Lactation)

TURSIODY, G.B.; DTUSMIN, Jh.
--
Speed of milk secretion. Trudy Inst.f iziol. 4:75-M 155.
l.Lp-boratoriya fiziologii sel'skokhoZjVaVl3tV8nnYkh ZhiVOtnykh
saveduyushchiy I.A.&v7shnikov, i Hauchnis-opy-tuaya stantsiya
po ifitchaniyu fiziologii sel'skokhoz7aystvenDykh zhivotnykh,
direktor I.Ir.Shullzhenkoe ,
(Lactation)

TURSIOT, G.B.
the sensory innervation of the asaxery gland In the reflez
regulation of milk and milk fat sec~etton [with summary in InglishJ.
Zhur.ob.biol. 18 no.1:169-184 Hy-Je 157. tKLRA io:6)
1. Institut fiziologii imeni, I.P.Pavlovs.
kKAWART GIANN-11MVATION) (RULUES)
(1ACTATION)

170)
AUTHOR: Tverskoy, G. B. soy/2o-123-6-49/50
TITLE: Milk Secretion in She-Goats Subjected to Total Spinal Cord
Cutting (Sokretsiya moloka u koz posle polnoy pererezki spinnogo
mozga)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 123, Ur 6,
PP 1137 - 1139 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The hormones of the anterior pituitary play an important
part in the stimulation of the milk necretion (Ref 1). The
influence of these hormones upon the maintenance of the
secretory process is evident, whereas the ways of the regula-
tion of the hormone producing activity of the anterior
hypophynis are in many regards not yet clear. There are some
facts which suggest the importance of afferent impulses on
the part of the mummary gland in this regulation (Refs 2-5).
This afferent impulsion, however, is not the only source of
stimulation of the hormone production. It was repeatedly
proved that the milk production proceeds also without
afferent influences by the mammary gland (Refs 6-8). The
Card 1/3 author intends to check the results of Tsakhayev (Ref 10)

Milk Secretion in She-Goats Subjected to Total Spinal SOV/2o-123-6-49/50
Cord Cutting
that are in contradiction with those of other investi.--,.tors.
For this purpose he used 6 joats of Nauchno-opytnaya stantsya
(Scientific Experimental Station) of the institute mentioned
in the Association, Modification I: The spinal cord of 3 goats
was cut immediately after the first birth, still before
the first milking Modification II: The spinal cord of the
remaining 3 goats was cut at D XI during the period of lacta-
tion. A complete cutting of the spinal ccord causes a disturbance
of the milk secretion reflex and a retention of milk within
the alveolar section of the gland. The milk secretion after
the cutting of the spinal cord is illustrated in tables 1-3.
It can be seen from them that the cuttine: does not interrupt
the process of milk production. It may be concluded from the
experimental results that the intactness of the afferent
tracts of the spinal cord is not necessary for maintaining
a high level of milk production. It was not the purpose of
this paper to investi,,~rate the milk secretion under the highest
possible elimination of the afferent impulses on the part
Card 2/3 of the mammary glund. This was done in another paper by the

ffilk Secretion in She-Goats Subjected to Total Spinal SOV12o-123-6-491clo
Cord -Cutting
author (Ref 8). The importance of the impulses mentioned cannot
be denied but in addition to them there must exist other ways
of regulation of the anterior pituitary function which main-
tains the milk secretion (Ref 6). Ye. Ya. Gilinskiy assisted
in the evaluation of the data of the histological analysis.
There are 3 tables and 14 referencest 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziologii im. I. P. Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Physiology imeni 1. P. Pavlov of the Academy
of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: August 25, 1958, by K. L_ Bykov, Academician
SUBMITTED: August 20, 1958
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TVERSKOYP G.B.
Sigrificance of marr=Ary gland iruneznration in the regulaticn of
its growth and development at different stages of cntogeny in
goats. Zhur. evol. biokhim. i fiziol. 1 no. 6664-570 N-D 165
(MIRA 1911)
1. Iaboratoriya fiziologii i biokhimii laktataii'Instituta
fiziologii. imeni I.P. Pavlova AN SSSR, Leningrad. Submitted
March 31, 1965.

ZAKSY M.G.: NATOCHRI, Yu.V.; SOKOLOVA) M.11,11.; TANASIYCHIJK, O.F.; TVrRSKOY, G.B.
Transport of sodium end -potassium in the- speretion of
Fiziol.zhur. 51 no.4:51.1-519 AP 165. (~-a:-,;A 18;6",
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologil i blokhimli imml Sechenovn
AN SSSR i Institut fiziologii imeni Pavlove AN SSSR, Len-,"nerrid.

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Methcdolrogy for blopsy of the mimmary gland in goats Fiziol.
zhur. 51 no.5t631-632 ',,'iy t65. iMRA 1.8to')
1. Laboratoriya fiziologli J. biokhimii laktatsiJ Instit-ata
fiziologii imimi Palila-va AN SSSR, Leningrad.

URYSHKKOV, I.A., VMKOVI, I.M., TVERSKOY, O.B.
"Houro-hormonal control of milk secretion.*
Report submitted, but not presented at the 22nd International
Congress of Physiological Sciences.
Losiden, the Netherlands 10-17 Sep 1962

BARYSMIKOVp I.A.; TURSKOlp G.B.
First Symposium cn %"he Physiology and Biochemistry oll Lactalion.
Fiziol. zhur. 48 no.2:235-238 F 162. 15:2)
1. From the I.F.Favlov Institute Institute of Phyniologyj Lanir4,,rad.
WMATION-CONGW~SSES)

TVERSKOY, G.B.
Role of efferent innervation of the manTary gland in the regulation
of milk fat secretion in goats. Dokl. AN SSSR 142 no.3:728-731
Ja 62. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Institut fiziologii im. I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom V.N.Chernigovskim.
(UDDER--INNERVATION) (LACTATION)

TVERSKOY, G.B.
Role of the cervical part of the sympathetic nervous system in the
regulation of lactation in goats. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. biol. no.3:441-
457 btr"4e 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Institute of Physiology, Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.0
Leningrad ~LACTATION) (PITUITARY BODY MERVATION)

TVERSKOYq G B
Method for the transection of the pituitary stalk in lactating goats,
Tiziol.zhur. 1+6 no*6:761-763 Je 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. From the Pavlov Institute of Physiology, Academy of Sciences of
U.S.S.R., Leningrad.
(PITUITARY BODY) I (LACTATION)
(SURGERY, EXPERIMENTAL)

TVERSKOY, G.V., kand.biolog.nauk (Lenbigrad)
"How milk is formed" by G.I.Azimov. Reviewed by G.B.Tverskoi.
Priroda 50 no.7:123 Jl 161o (MIPA 14:6)
(Lactation) (Azimov, G.I.)

~4(5)
SOV/92-59-F-28/40
1UTHORS: Mayevskiy, V.Ya., Chief Engineer, and T.Sh. T!~erskoy~,Clief of the
Planning and Estimating Bureau
TITLE: What Stands in the Way of Bulk Plant Reconstruction (Pamekhi rekonstruk-
tsil neftebaz)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1959, Nr 2, p 28 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The expected rise in the Soviet petroleum production calls for cn
immediate expansion of presently operating bulk plants and for the construction
of new bulk plants. The distance between bulk plant installations as -.rell as
between residential and recreational buildings, according to the old regulations
(O~T 90039-39), w" 50 meters, and this procedure was followed for a number of
years. In October 1956 new regulations increased this distance to 100 meters.
However, this provision was enforced only for bulk plants and terminals under pe-
construction. Old installations which are-not rebuilt- are allowed to remain un-
changed. These new regulations hinder bulk plant reconstruction. The space left
free, according to these new regulations, was supposed to be measured not fran
the bulk plant limit but from such bulk plant installations as storage tanks,
gasoline filling stations., etc. Moreover, new petroleum bulk plants, being built
far fram polyalated centers, are now being constructed without taking into account
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'What stan" in the Way (Cont.)
SOV/92-59-2-28/40
possible future expansion. It is evident that regulations preacribing apqn Lrea
should be based on the principle of measuring from the bulk plant limit Emd not
the bulk plant installations. While the bulk plants operating at present are
usually built at a distance of 50 meters frcm the railroad station, the new reg-
ulation (TU 108-56) provides that this distance be increased to 80 meters. It
is therefore clear that the Gosstroy of USSR (State Camnittee on Construction of
the Council of Ministers of the USSR) has to revise the regulatiorrw and provisions
which are now..in force for bulk plants and terminals. This must be done in order
to facilitate their reconstruction.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrglavaeftesnabsby-t i Proyektno-smetnoye Byuro (The Ukrglavneftesnabsbyt
and The Planning and Estimating BureauY
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14(10) SOV/92-58-lo-lo/3o
AUTHORS: Mayevskiy, V. Ya. and TverskR3~.-J. Sh., Staff Members of
the Ukrglavneftesbyt
TITLE: A Floating Roof Preserves the Petroleum Product Qualit
(Plavayushchaya krysha sokhranyayet kachestvo nefteprodukta~
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik., 1958, Nr 10, pp 1"-18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: According to this article a floating roof of a storage
tank can limit losses of light fractions of the petroleum product
stored in the tank,.and consequently can preserve its quality. For
this reason Ukrainian -~ bulk plants started to use storage tanks with
floating roofs long ago. The roof of such a tank is built of
prefabricated sections, assembled at the storage site, and is
provided with peripheral, annular sectional pontoons and a central
pontoon. A special cover plate (Fig. 1) connects the various
pontoon sections. The column of the tank runs through the central
pontoon. The most important part in the structure is the roof .
closure (Fig. 2) consisting of two belts covered with rubber and
a polyvenyl chloride film inserted between them. A clearance of
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A Floating Roof Preserves the Petroleum (Cont.) SOV/92-58-10-10/30
60-112 mm is left between the tank shell and the peripheral pontoon,
and one of 130-132 mm between the tank column and the central
pontoon. The closure at the center consists of two semi-cLT-,ular.
seotions (Fig. 3). There are 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION:
Ukrglavneftesbyt
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K&YEVSKIY, V.7a.; TV Y I Sh
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Assembly of floating roofs in existing tanks' Neftianik 3 no.4:28-29
Ap -58a (KIU 11: 5 )
1. Glavnyy iuzhener Ulcrneftesbyta (for 14ayevskiy). 2. RELchallmik
PS Ukrnefteebytp6 (for Werskoy).
(Tanks)

I!e;-i-.mni?ed loadina! -Df snrrels. Neftismik 2 no.9:24-25 S '57.
(MIRA 10: 9)
G I (for MAyevskiy). 2. Nnchal'nik
tquv-. L%,Tmpi'tesbyta (for Tverskoy).
-a I. londing nnd unloading)
Jim ~4

MAYEVSKIY, V.Ya.; TVMSKOY, I-Sh.
~dkl
Problems of now tachnolog7 in petroleum storage. Neftianik I
no.10:17-18 0 156. (KM 9:11)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Ukrneftesbyta (for Kayevskiy). 2. Na-
challnik proyektno-smatnogo byuro Ukrneftasbyta (for Tvar-
skoy).
(Petroleum--;Storage)

TVMKOY,K.
-
For an all-out increase in labor productivity.
no.10:20-26 0147.
(Railroads--Management)
Zhel.dor.tranap.
(MMA 8: 12)

TV"FiSKOYO K.
:V888/hailways rff latency of Pereconol Oct 1947
4602.023,
Area netvork 4602.0200
*To increase the Productivity of Iabor In Every Way,"
Tverskoy" 0 pp
"Eh-d-Transport" No 10
Present Iwoduotivity of labor is belov prewar level:
3h 1,946 -6roduotivity of labor in-Vral~sibirian'DietrJet
-.0hWYwas 97.8% of prevar levei~ Westein
~~':Oouthveitern - 97 9%, Central 74.2%. Northwootern
''6%, Caucasus - 9~%, and D(met; - 57.6%. In many
Amterprises production norms are not being fix1filled.
,Author calls on DR persormel to fulfill their obliga-
I -tibn6I4.th#ApITQ0T84r PIM.
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TV-H,~Koy K.114
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Boebye voprosy transporta v. 1931. LThe urgent task of transportation in 193!7-
(1n Narodinoe khoziaistvo SSSR na poroge tretlego goda piatileki i kontrollnye
t~slifry na 1931 god. Moskva, 1931, p. 1114-132).
DLC: 11C335-P45
The unified transport system of the U. S. S. R., by K. N. Tverskoi. London,
V. Gollancz ltd.,, 1935. 176, P. fold.map. (11alf-title: The new soviet library. 10)
"Excellent survey of transport conditions and development (rail, rivers and canals,
Northern Sea route, air) by a Soviet expert." "A Soviet expert's general des-
cription of transport planning and the development of majot forms of transportation
under the Soveit regime, especially in major economic regions."
DW: 11E2551T8
Za bollshervistkie tempy sotsialisticheskoi rekonstrulctsii transporta. ZT-or a
7 M
bolshev.ist pace in the socialist reconstruction of transpory osCVa., yorSkoi
rabochii, 1931. 128 p.
DLC: Sluvic unclass.
SO: Soviet Transportation and Communications, A Bibliography, Library of Congress,
Reference Department) Washington 1952. Unclassified.

71111~-'-6-' .1",
YrIrLOR Ln 11 ,
TVERSKOI,, K.N. The unified transport system of the U.S.S.R. Londonp V. Gollancz,, 1935. 176 p.
DW: HE255.T8
SOi LC, Soviet Geography, Part 1. 1951, Uncl.

TTE~11,-~KOIY K. 111.
V borlbe za transport. /F.,e ztrn-w:~Ie for trr~;nz--,-jrj,7. (Frr,!Jl,:riy
no. 5-6, ~,. 99-108.
"Reviews 20 ye,- rs of Soviet rn': I roadr, ha~i 1936
back to 1932 for overlaui.)in;.,.'l
DT,C: F-.,,9.-,75
091" CO,',7. -. 'NI(,,',.TT0",; A
SO: ~-'O Tlibrqry o.1 Crjnt,,:-wif3
Lermnc~~ teparituient, e!a,,;Idnt:ton, 1952,"'

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TVEMO)rt K. N.
PoVshenle rentabollnooti zhelezrVkh dorog I snizhenie sebestoix-oirti. jacreazing
the profitableness of railroads and the reduction of net cost?. (Zhel-dor. transport,
1946, no. 11-12, P. 9-18).
DLCs WX
30t Soviet TMaportatioll Od CqMM=cqtjons. k Biblipgrarhyr L-Ibrary of Congreva
V-0 ~erenc~e DePartmentp Washington, 1952, Unclassified.

TVIMpro K. N.
Ob izmeneii poriadka raspredeleniia dokhcopv mezhdu dorogwi. fOn changing the ways
of distribution of income among railroadg/. (Zhol-dore transport, 1948.9 no. 6.
p. 27-33). DLCt HE7.Z5
SO: Soviet Transportation and Commmications, A Bibliogr , Library of Congress
Reference Department, Washington, 1952, Unclassified.

TTVAHCM. D.P.. inzhener; MULYUKIN, F.P., retsonzent; TVERSKOT X.N.
reteenzent; BABKIU, A.F., radaktor; ERTSHTALI. L. =.. iie~o;~
XHITROV, P., takhnichaskiv redaktor
[planning major railroad overhauling) Planirovanis kapitallnogo
remoata n& zheleznodorozhnom transports. Moskva. Goo. transp.
zhel-dor. izd-vo, 1951. 122 P. [Microfilm] NLRA 10:2)
(Railroads --4toiatenan ca and repair)

GIBSHKAN,A.Ye.; DANILOV.S.K.. professor; DMITRIYEV,V.I.; KOMDCM,A.I.;
TVIEMOT.K.N.. UMBLrYA,V.Z.; KELMOV,Te.D.; CHWWCMCBDIX,D.I.;
KRISHTALI.L.I., redaktor; KHITROT,
P.A., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Aconomics of transportation] 4onomika transporta..Moskya,.Goo.
tranap.zhol-dor.izd-vo, 1955. 617 P. (MLHA 9:3)
(Railroads-"Finance)

77YRSKOY, X.N., kandidat okonomichookikh nauk.
---------
The great significance of increasing the speed of train movements.
Zhel. dor. transp. 38 no.8:49-53 Ag '56. (MLRA 9:10)
(Railroads--M.anagement)

ALFEROV. A.A.; ARTEMKIN, A.A.; ASHKENAZI. Ye.A.; VINOGRADOV. G.P.; GALEYEV.
A.U.; GRIGOROYNV, A.H.; D'YACHENKO, P.Ya.; ZALIT, N.M.; WHAROY.
?.M.; Z013HIN. N.P.; IVAROV. I.I.; IL'Ill. I.P.; KMETIK, P.I.; KUDRYA-
SHOY, A.T.; IAPSHIN. F.A.; MOLTARCREW, V.S.; FMSOVSKIY, L.M.;
FOGODIN, A.M.; RUDOY, M.L.; SAVIN, K.D.; SIMCN07. K.S.; SITKOVSKIT,
I.F., SITHIK, M.D.; TRUREV, B.K.; TSZTYRAln, I.Ye.; TS-UKAUOV. P.P.-,
SHADIKTAN, V.S.; ADELUNG, N.N., retsenzent; AFAIIASIYEV, Ya.V, retsen-
zent; VIASOV. V.I., retsonzent. VOROBOYEV, I.Yo., rateenzent; VORO-
NOV, N.M., retsonzent; GRITCHY-NKO, V.A., ratoonzent; ZHEREDIN, M.N.,
reteenzent; IVLIYICV, I.Y., retsenzent; KAPORTSBV, 11.7., reisenzent;
KOOMMOV. P.M., reteenzent; KRIVORUCHKO, N.Z., ret3enzent; KUCHKO,
A.P., retsenzent; LOBANOV, V.V., retsmizent; MOROZOV, A.S., retsen-
zent; GELOV, S.F.. rateenzent; PAVWSHKOV, E.D,,. rateenzent; POPOV.
A.H., retsenzent; FROKOTIYXV, P.F., retsenzent-, RAKOV. V.A., retaen-
zent; SWGUBOV. H.I., retsenzent; TFMNIN. D.Y., rateenzent; TIJmO-
KIROV. I.G.. rateenzent; URBAN. I.V.. retsen-lit; FIALKOVSKIY. I.A..
retaenzent: CIMPYZHEV, B.F.. rateenzent; SHEBYIKIN. O.S., retsenzant,
SHCHOBAKOV, P.D., retsenzent; GARHM. V.A.. redaktor; LONAGIN, N.A.
redaktor; MORDVINKIll, N.A., redaktor; HAUMOV. A.N., redaktor; POBE-
DIE, Y.F., radaktor; RYAZANTSEV, B.S., redaktor;-z32':as K.N.,
i0y
reclaktor; CHMVATYY, U.S., redaktor; ARSHINDY, I.M., rt~egftndl-,
BABEZYAN, Y.B., recialctor; BEMOARD, K.A., redaktor; V3RSHLVSKIY. S.V.,
redaktor; GAMBURG, Ye.Yu.. redaktor; DERIBAS, A.T., redaktor;
DOKBROVSKIY, K.I., redaktor; XORNMV, A.I., redaktor; HIMYRV, A.P.,
redaktor
(Continued on next card)

AjyjMoV, A.A. ---- (continued) Card 2.
WSKVIN, G.H., redaktor; RUBINSHTETN, S.A., rectal-tor; TSYPIU, G.S.,
radaktor; CURNTAVSKIT, Y.Ta., redaktor; CHERNYS-EIEV, V.I., redaktor;
CMUYSHEV, M.A., redaktor; SHADUR, L.A., redaktor: SHISHKIN, K.A.,
redaktor
(Railroad bandbook] Spravochnsia knizhka zheleznodorozhnika, Izd.
3-6, ispr. I dop. Pod obahchei red. V.A.Garnyka. Moskva, Goo.
transp.zhel-dor. izd-vo, 1956. 1103 p. (MIRA 9:10)
1. Nonchno-takhnichaskoye obohchegtvo zhelaznodorozhnogo, transportc
(Railroads)

PHASE I DOOK EXPLOITATION 293
Gibshman, A. Ye., Danilov, S.K., Dmitriyev, V.I., Korneyev, A.I.,
Tverskoy..K.N-, Umbliya, V.E., Khanukov, Ye. D.,
rnomordik, D.I., Chudov, A.S., Shillnikov, N.S.
Ekonomika, transports. (The Economics of.Transportation) 2d rev.
ed. Moscow, Transzheldorizdat, 1957. 711 P. 30,000 copies
printed.
Ed.: Krishtall, L.I.; Tech. ed.: Khitrofi, P.A.
PURPOSE: This textbook is intended for students in engineerina-
economic branches of Railway Transportation Institutes, as well
as for railway workersengagpd in the independent stu4of railway
economics.
COVERAGE: The economic asp-ects-of-railway transportation are dis-
cussed in this textbook. It covers such subjects as technical-
economic problims, the most efficient way to use available
facilities, methods for planning and organizaing various branches
Card 1/21

The Economics of Transportation 293
of transportation operations and production, wages, costs, finances,
and business accountability (khozraschet). For detailed information
see Table of Contents. The book is written by several specialists
in the field of railway transportation: Chapters I and IV and part 1
of chapter II are written by Prof. S.K. Danilov; Ch. II, iparts 2,
3, and 4) is written by D.I. Chernomordik, Doctor of Economic
Sciences; Ch. III by Docent A.I. Korneyev; Chaptert, V, VII, and VIII
by Prof.-Va.. D. Khanukov, Doctor of Economic Sciences; Chapters
VI and XIV by Docent K.N. Tverskoy, Candidate of Economic Sciences;
Ch. IX by V.I. Dmitriev, Candidate of Economic Sciences; Ch,. X by
Prof. A. Ye. Gibahman, Doctor of Technical Sciences; Ch XI by
Docent V.E. Umbliy, Candidate of Economic Sciences (dec;ased),
revised by Prof. S.K. Danilov; Ch. XII by Docent A.S. Chudov, Candi-
date of Technical Sciences; Ch. XIII by Docent N.S. Shillnikov,
Candidate of Economic Sciences. There are 24 pages of references
(pp. 682 through 705). Pages 682 to the middle of 694 are devoted
exclusively to references from the works of Marx, Engels, and Lenin.
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The Economics of Transportation 293
From the middle of p. 694 through P. 705, the references are trans-
portation orders issued by the Communist Party and the Soviet
government. No other personalities are mentioned.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Foreword
3
Ch. I. Subject and Scope of Courses in Transportation
Economics 5
Ch. II. Railway Transportation in Capitalist Countries
1. Social and economic aspects of transportation in
capitalist countries 16
2. Role of transportation in capitalist production 20
Characteri8ties-of transportation as a branch of
industrial production 20
Characteristics of transportation as an industry 22
Characteristics of capitalist transportation
Card 31A costs 24

TVERSKOYI kand.ekonom.nauk
. 'I
Potentials for the grovth of lobor prqduqtivit7 in railroad trans-
portation. Zhel.dor.transp. " no.22sS-13 D 162. ~JGRA 15:12)
1. ZamAstitell nachallaika Planovo-ekonomicheekogo upravleniya
Ministerstva putey soobabeboniya.
(Railroads-Labor productivity)

DANILOV, Sergey Konstantinovich, prof.; TVERSKOY X N , retsenzent;
PESKOVA, L.N., red.; USENKO, A., t0
(Railroad transportation and the economic and technical
foundation of communism]Zhelezuodorozhuyi transport i ma-
terialino-tekhnichaskaia baza kommunizma. Moskvap Trans-
zheldorizdat, 1962. 100 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Railroads) (Communism)

TVE tSKGY Kon-ptant# Ukolayevich; KHANUKOV, Ye.D. t retsen.zent;
"-,- 'T -~~; - _3'-- - -- tekJ!:.. red.
~ ~Y.- ~IT LI, L.I., red.; BOBRONFA, Ye.N.,
(Planning in railroad transportation]Planiroviinie na zhe-
leznodorozhnom transporte. I-Iuskva, Tranezheldorizdat,
1962. 69 p. (MIRA 15: 10)
(icail-roads-Manage mnt)

ZAKHAROV)~ A.G.: karid.okon.nauk, nauchnyy i3otrudnik; SHISHOV, G.A.,
inzb.-ekonomd3t, nauchnyy sotrudnik; ZAYEAROVA, Z.I., inzh.-.
retsenzent;
ekonomi.9t, m*achnyy aotrudnik; _TY71~RS
ABIMOV, A.P., retsenzent; PLTRIMILROVSM, I.V,, retsenzent;
KIMETSOV, A.11., rp~senzent; XOLTUNOVA, 14.P,,, red.; USENKC, L.A.,
tekhn.i cid.
[Econordc evaluation of the opera 4- ional indice.9 of raiLroadsl
Zkonomicheakaia atsenka ek3pluatatsionnyle-h pokazatelei raboty
dorog. Moskva, Vsesizdatolloko-po3jgr~ ob"edinenie MI-va Putei
joob., 19U. 174 1). (14013C011. VVO3OIU',Myi
inatitut zhelemodorozImogo transporta. Trtidy,, no.218)
OURA 15 - 1)
1. Sektor ekonomiki T.'rallskogo otdaleniya Vsesoyuzncgo -,,auchno-
4;.-Iedovatellskogo -InOltuta zhelemodorozhnogo tramporta (for
'RailrOJLU;~ -Cost of operation)

'PaRstoy, 1'.
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I(A .
1. Zamestitel' nachallnika proizvo(istvpnno-tLklinicbplkof~o otflel;,-t
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ILISTI)REn. A.I.; TVERSKOT. M.A.; BLTUM, VA.
Redesigning the fixing of SI-3 excavator racking gear axles. Oor. shur.
no.12:6243 D 158. (MIRA 11:12)
l.X&,,,nitogroski)r metallurgichooki)r Icombinat.
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TVERSKOY, D. L. "Diseases of Tobacco and Makharka," Instruktoil Dlia Nabliudatellrzl-h
aunkt- . Vsesoiuznve Gosudarstvennoe Obledinenla po Borthe s Vredteliami
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~URSKOY, D. L., and BLUNINA, A. M. "Ecology of Sugar beet Cercospora (C. ~,eticola)
and Directions for the Use of Chemical Preparations for its Control,"
Nauchn-vi Otchet Vsesoiuzogo Nauchno-Issledovatellskoizo Inst4tuta
Sveklovichnogo Poleyodstva za 1941-1942 Gg.." no. 1, 1945, pp. 115-134,
W. 9 -V963
SO: SIRA SI - 90-53, 15 December 1953

TV-ERSKOY, D. L.
TVERSKOY, D. L., and ZHUKOVA, K. P. "Comparative Aggressiveness of the Organ!sms
Causing Root Rot in Sugar Beets," Sakharnaia Promyshleanost',
vol. 22, no. 3, 1948, pr. 40-44. 65.8 Sa2
SO: SIRA SI - 90-53, 15 December 1953

/Biology - Beets, Diseases Xar/Apr 49
Fung-
*Nev Data on Sugar Beet Root Disease," D.% L.
Tvard3koy, Cand Agr Sci) A1.1-Union Sci Res Inat
for Beet Culture, 18 pr
"Agrobiol"'No 2
ftt& cited show that strong seedlings are attacked
only by active parasites. Weak plants are also
'subject to se*iparasites or saprophytes. Most
active fungi are Pythium de Baryanum and Aphanozyces
cochlioides Drechs. Phoma betae is less important*
Remining varieties usually attack after roots are
2/5OTlk
USS]k/Biology - E,--ets, Diseases Mar/Apr 49
Fungi (Contd)
v*akened by former v&rieties or other causes. First
two fungi occur under favorable growing conditions,
Phom betae, only under unfworable conditions.
VOL
2/5MI4

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27241. TVERSKOY, D. L. - 0 vozbuditele korneeda sakharnoy svekly aphanoTyces cochlioides
I
drechs. Doklady vsesoyuz. Akadl- s-kh. Nauk im. lenina, 194iq, ,It,;. ~;, a. 9-1~',
-Vibliogr: 5 nazv.
SOt Letopis' Zhurnal'n.,kh Statcy, Vol. z6, 19119

VERSA= I D. L.
TVERSKOY, D. L. "Aphanomyces cochliodes Drechs, the Organism of Black Root of Sugar
Beet," Doklady Vsesoiuznoi Akademii Sel'skokhoziaistvennykh Nauk
imeni V. I. Lenina, vol. 14, no. 8, 1949p pp. ?-18. '10 AU
SO: SIRA SI - 90-53, 15 Decerber 1~?53

mraSK011 D. L.
TVERSKOY, D. L. ZHUKOVAJ K. P.) and NAVSUTS., B. S. "In Regard to Causes for the
Damping-off of Red Clover Seedlings in the Moscow Region," in Grass So!~m and
Seed Production of Perennial Grassea State Publishers of Agricultural Literature,
ROSEN, 1956,. pp. 634--ZW. 60.19 Uni
30s SIRks SI 90-53p 15 Dpoember 1953

T!KWXLU-W. joj, ZHUKOVA (3frue K. Pj~ & NAVXtrrz (B. 8.). 1fp*1RRRm
OUnRACH1111 C~91114011 Icaew-~a a 31ocicorxKon 0&,IJLCTH H mepm &)PMIU C 1111mm.
(Caumm of CloverKeedlingr"Ures in the Moscow district and control messures.1
T. R. Amd. Sti. agric. UANA, MO, 5. pp. 22-29, 1960.
In 1947 clover fitilure in the Moscow (16trict aniounte.4 to tuore than M per
cent. In 1949 in the drier southern &rem of the district 18 per cent. ofthe seedlings
w ". diseaseLd. and M per cent. in the more humid northern parts. Attbesukhanovo
State farm '17 per cent. of the diseased seedlings died anti 45 per cent. at the
Moscow Experimental Station, Ertnolino, the losses bring greatest during " hot,
dry period in June and July.
In investigations carried out in 1949 at the Moscow Experimental Station a
species of Fujarium [cf. R.A.M., 25, P- 13; 26, 1). 1101 was momt firequently isolated
from diseased mt clover stv flings, followed by specim of Rkwdo"ia libid..
19, p. 3221 and Ily(hiumt. Thidft~iv)mis RP- libid-, 37, P, 1231 was less COM111011.
Many seedlings had infected root systetus (I I to 45 per Lent.); isolations yielded
Fusarium in 32-6 per cent. of the cases and an [unspecified] bacterium in 53-8

TVERSKOY, M.A.,,, inzh.; SOSI-TJ, N.S., tekhnJk
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Changimg the design of spring shock absorbers of inertia-type
grizzlies. r-r. zhur. no.6:74 Je 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Izvestnyakovo-dolomitnyy karlyer Gorriogo upravlaniya Magn-.*torgcrskogo
metallurgicheskogo kombinata. I
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TVIRSKOY, -II.A. 9 , in--h.
Mchanizing a manual winch to raise the drill rig mat. Gor. zhur.
no.2:73 Y 158. (MDU 11:3)
1. Agapovskiy izvestnyakoyyy karlyer.
(Winches) (Boring machinery)

SOV/127-58-12-20/26
AUTHORS: Klistorner, A.I., Tverskoy, M.A. and Blyum, V-K,
TITLE: The Attachment of the Supporting Axle of the Excavator SE-3
(Rekonstruktbiya krepleniya napornoy osi ekskavatora SE-31,
P:~RIODICAL: Gornyy zhurnal, 195B, Nr 12, pp 62 - 63 (US:33R)
ABSTRACT: The author proposes a new method of fixing the supporting
axle of the excavator SE-3, constructed by the Urallskiy
zavod tyazh8logo mashino-stroyeniya (the Ural Plant of
Heavy Machine Building), By changing the shape of the
thrust shaft to which this axle is attached breakage can
be prevented. There are 2 sets of diagrams,
ASSOCIATION: ~:agnitogorskiy metallurgicheskiy Kombinat (Magnitogorsk
Metallurgical Confoine)
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KARPERKO, V.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; KHATSIITOV, N.I., lmnd.takhn.nauk;
TVAMOY, M.I. [Tverolkoi, M.Ij, kand.tekhn.nauk; ZURKOVA, A.S., inzh.
Grip for removing ensilage. Kekh. sell. hoop. 9 .9:20-21 S '58.
(MIRA 11:10)
(Hoisting machinery) (Ilneilage)

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MOSGUil 11"ISTITUTE OF MIXRAINIZATIUN AND UF IM ~r"] V.N. I I WITOV .
5-1 1 a. .,U
TVEqqKOY, M. I. -- "Investigation of the Operating
' * --Qmu-tertwist V-Beit Tranwassion." Min Higher
Institute of Mechanization and Electrification
Moscow
iences-~
Life of a Belt for
Education USSR. Moscow
of Agmeulture imeni
ir the Degree of Candidate
So; Knizhnaya Letopial No 3s 1956

TVERSKOY) M.M., inzh.
Using automatic control systems for -increasing the precisi on a--,d
productivity of machining on lathes. Vest.mashino5tr. 42
no.11:44-46 N 162* (MIRA 15:11)
(Lathes) (Automatic control)

AUTHORS Bazileyich V.V., Tverskoy N.P. 57-8-24/36
TITLE Freezing of Drops of TRIeF-SUpere-ooled Water Fog in the Accoustic
Field.
(Zamerzaniye kapell pereokhlazhdennogo Yodyanogo tumana v akuati-
cheskom pole - Russian)
PERIODICAL Zhurnal Tekhn.Fiz., 1957, Vol 27, Nr 8, pp 1826-1829 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT The conditions under which deep-cooled water in small quantities ane
especially in form of drops freezes,and the influence of strong vi-
brations (shocks)on these deep-cooled drops were inyeatigated.From
literature we know the case that the formation of ice-crystals was
observed with deep-cooled river-fog in the beam of the searchlight
of a car which had stopped on the bank when a strong accoustic
signal exercised its influence on it.Experiments were carried oat
in a 24-1o4 cbcm chamber with super cooled water-fog in order to in-
vestigate this phenomenon.The accustic oscillations were caused by
L) a siren.The experiments showed that a fast crystallization of the
supercooled fog took place in the accoustic field with an intensity
'rg.cm
of 3.102 L -2.sec.-1. The whole process lastet for about one
i,,,1 minute and a crystallization was not observed without the influence
of the accoustic oscillations on the fog.Experiments with various
negative temperatures showed that the supercooled fog crystallized
quicker within the range of from -4 to -50C. The intensity of sound
is,of course,decisive in this process.
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TVMKOY, N.F.
AcousticAl characteristics of the atmosphere in the turbulent state.
Trudy G"Gal no.73.,54-60 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(Atmospheric turbulence)

-~- TVERSKOY, N.P.
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Rffect of the frequency and intensity of acoustic Abrations on the
dispersion speed of water fogs. Trudy GGO no.104:85-94 160.
(MIFA 13:10)
(Weather control) (Sound waves)

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Diss2paticr of sup-weer-co-oled fog in the acoustle fle d. Trudy GGO
A I
no~176:52-59 165, (141RA 1818)
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AUTHOR: Tversko_y,9".~P.
TITIX: Dissipation of supercooled fog in an acoustical field
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