SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT UTENKOV, N. - UTEVSKAYA, L.B.

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UTOKOV, N.
I.---,,'
A broader attack on prepar&tory op*rations. Maxt.ugl. 4 no.11:14
N 155. (KLRA 9:2)
lAachisitt prokbodekoskog* k4mbayma PK-2m.
(Coal sizes and misiag)

UTENKOVp N.
In the Ca=oil for the Study of Productive Rmouross attached to
the State Planning Comittee of the U.S.S.R. Vop.ekon. no.IsI58-
160 :a 163. (MIRA 16s2)
(Industriesq Location of) (Natural resources-Researeh)

UT.-C.TI-Oll, 'T. A.
"The Southern Soashoro ('11wo-acterlstIcs, of
Conditionq)." Sub ';0 WAy .51, Moscow State Pe(ligoglcal Inst 1!npnl
V. T. Lenin.
Dissertations presented for science ~md eneinpering degrepR
in Moccow during 1951-
SO: Slim- No. 480. 9 Ilev 55

POWVINKIN, Aleirsandr Alek-enndrovich, prof. [deceased]; ORIDY, V.I., Icand.
geograf.nauk, red.; U kand.geograf.nauk, red.;
VASILITEVA, O.S., CffUVALDIN, -14., red.kart; MUWTA, U.N..
tokhn.red.
[Principles of general geograpby; a textbook for pedagogical
institutes] Oanovy obshchego zemlevedeniia; ucbebnik dlia
pedagagicheakikh inBtitutov. Moskva, Goa. uchabno-podagog. izd-vo
14-v& prnav. RSFSR, 1958 494 P. (MIRA 12:1)
iGnography) -

KOUSOV, D.L*; UTMNWV, P.A.
State of physicogeographical study of the northeastern part of
the U-SmS-Ro and tanks of future research. Probl.Sevo no.2:91-
115 '58. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Sovet po i2ucheniyu. proizvodital'nykh oil AN SWR.
(Siberia, lastern-Physical geography)

UTFNKC~v N. I.
From the expleriencej.,,lof the inspection point df the electric 10-comotive
depot in Zima. Blek*. i tepl.tiaga 7 no.11:32-33 N 163. (MM 17%2)
1, Haster punkta tekhnicheakogo osmotra alaktrovozov depo Zima Vostochno-
Sibirskoy ddrogi.

isd VIASOTA, M-A., in* -; UM. V-Ta., red.
UTEMOT,_:7~7., kand. tskhn. nauk;
-va; IAOTINA, I-K.. tekhn. red,; MOW, xr,, takhn. red.
[Sea"nf Joints in Precast Concrete construction under winter con-
ditionsj Zadelka stykov sbornykh zhelez6betonnykh konstruktgii r
zimikh usloyliakh. X09kr&, GO$- lsd~lfo lit-rr po stroit., arl&it.
I stroit. mterlalam, 1958. 6o p0 (MIRA 1W)
(Precast concrete construction-Cold weather conditions)

6F r-o

UTBBKCVA2 A.F.
Some materials on the study of the vegetative characteristics of
oak-and spruce-dominant forest soils in the Byalovezbaka Pushcha
Fochvovedenie no.6:70-77 Je 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Institut lesa i drevesiny, Krasnoyarsk.
(Byalovezhaka Pashchar-Forest soils) (oak) (Sprucei

%
REIEZOV, fi.p.
UTEN OVA, r
and
DynamicS of the tr_ra:~tlGn cr
pochvovedenje no.3.-1-14 "r '~'( p rst~ -ennOi7
,cisuda 0
Ovedeniya Moskov5kogo
Sotrudni~i kafedry Pochv Y1011a, 130gashr-Vap
menj Lomonosova (fcr 3aa
universiteta i ova,). 2. Sotrq.~dr-dk', i1rrorie-zhakogo zRpDvc:1.-dku
Shmurovap Utank I
,' v-4 rJ d o-,'a j
(for poyarkoval D -;- -

UTONCII~A,
of calctim nutriticn in varioun forest t7pes of Salovezhakaya
"U.311cha. Bot~j is9l. Bal. otd, VBO no.6gl4&155 164. (KIRA 18%7)

UTENKOVA2 V.A.; ZELENSHCHIKOVA, A.V.; KALYUMIXY, I-I.Ya.
Producing vitwain B12 by cultivating propionic acid bactorla on
sulfate liquor. Vit. res. i M isp. no.5:73-81 161. (MMA 15:1)
1. Nauchno-issledovatollskiy instItut gldroliznoy i sulffitno-
spirtovoy promyshlennosti Leningrad.
(CYANOCOBLURIL-5
(SULFITE LIQUOR)

E fv L; A
uss R
'a a dilLsti-,
at v obmiv~d fro,
mr.
amp,

17
R. 9 Kardcv-S ar4 V, A- Utp.- -R-
FAOEI were &-td. bi fc:m-itirig em-ccic, zrA t-cutmUC&I-
wwd h)r~fvlyraies jawe &nd with added rfuecAc. In
mkz. ypHs, efrGrg IM CA9, ftr==00 M-93t MteUt WA
f6 terafts as high as =-% of tAeccr~ Axt,-,Al ykkh am
about 82-697, of theory. cc 5-1-57 L/100 kr, of krautntWe
Sugar in the initial misb. Common errms are fe~-.Xre to
allaw kc sugar Urzms TA ptepc. the rnssfi, and imcfiidL~g
redudag nonsulirs as Sugars, FmicatWe ruprt can
be e:td. frm EtOH yic!ds as campartd With known glucage
or ndxed hexom MIMI:
mashem Stabmty d im". )-emsts old th& phy5w. state
cza at" be e Ad. from the MOH yied ot kno~m mish".
flermedfAtfan. 1W. M-R-Com. ywffs, uwf
-t=s, h - , -
mucl .2" Ight. ell
rcasoa Is xequfred camdty
t Yew Cnitar"; dit m-
to ftramint reduciv; vonsugvq in hydrolyzate mule-m.
Ttwv-- aonsurm can be remmed with Pb(OAcle amd WS
(smeth-n rith 11.9 xLme). Decolacizzing time (mbt.)
waz: with 0.IAf Etou as H 4fmor 50; Um 0.1vist so.'
no dorwr (cm. svast 111d rm-h) 74; r-, domm frxnt Ye2st,
ItrFlIn XII fil CUltare fr.4C-dj~t) G7. 172, &,j(j 17,').
110-,% by 910it bitt te, by gJacete. c-id Ift'S
fav-erz rviluting powr d noas-:Z,~fs hi the W-relytate
mpdy ms much is (10 tem. yv";I5. Amar~ntly CIO
Ercraps an reduct& to CH011. ju~IE%tt 17. Smith

X&RDO-STSOMA, Ye.K.; MMOVA-RANTSAN, V.A.
On the yield of alcohol In yeast fermentation. Part 11: Significance
of yeast strain and conditions of mativation for.alcoholic fermentation.
Mikroblologila 32 no.6:682-688 N-ID 053, OILRA 6:12 )
1, Toosoyusnyy amuchno-issledovatelokly Institut gidrolisnoy i sullfitno-
spirtovoy promyshle-imosti, Leningrad.
(Yeast) (Termentation)

Tti cBalTicc of ProdLicts During t,he! Fermontation of llooO Hydrolysates." Oxid
B'; o1 Sci, Leningrad Technolo~-ical In-t of tle Frcd Industry, Lc!Linr-,r-ld, 1 . (
?54 YL,
!!o, 1, Jar 55)
Survey of ScientLfic and Tecluilcal D~.ssertations Dc-fended at USSR Higner
glucational Tnstitutions (13)
V.
SO: Sum. No. 50.8, 29 Jul 55

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USSRpm.oiogy
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Author : Kardo-Sysoyeva, Ye. K. and Utenkova-Rantsan, V. A.
Title : Concerning the output of alcohol during yeast fermentation. IV.
Conditions which inhibit side reactions
Periodical : Rikrobiologiya, 23, N4-332, MaY/Jun 1954
Abstract : The alkaline fermentation reaction, which leads to the formation of acetic
acid, glycerin, and excess C02, is considered a side reaction in alcohol
fermentation. The inhibition of this side reaction makes possible an in-
crease in the alcohol output. This reaction is easily suppressed in r:Gmsk
Strain No- 7 yeast by slowing down the fermentation process, which raises
the alcohol output from 79% to 94% of the theoretical yield. In hydrolyzed
factory yeasts this reaction is more intensive and less plastic; besides the
highly active dehydrogenase which assures the accumulation of alcohol during
the central oxy-reduction stage, these yeasts possess a still more active
aldehydemutase which promotes the alkaline fermentation side reaction. Us-
ing factory yeasts it is possible to elicit a high alcohol accumulation (up
to 91-92% of the theoretical yield) even in a medium with a small concentra-
tion of sugar by introducini!, an excess of acetate ions. This causes the in-
hibition of the side reaction by establishing an ion equilibrium according
to the law of mass action. Six charts. Five Soviet references.

Mikrobiologiya, 23, 3o4-312, MaY/Jun 1954
Card 2/2
Institution The All-Union Scientific Research Institute of the Hydrolysis and
Sulfite Alcohol Industry,*Leningrad
Submitted July 26, 1954
eT,

C.Stiaxwou. r.rleentatt.2 aa Areeding of
(5*prvryvwy* trathonlym I
YMODICLLo Tostulk kkaAssil muk SSSRt 1959, Ir 2, Vp 106-100 (V33R)
ABSTIACT. The InAtItut alkrobtalogli kkadeali nauk 3332 (microbiological
lmtttqt. of the Academy of Sciences. USSR) can,.Wd -
ioaf.nooe fro:f0otober 13 to 15P 1958 which dealt still the
w0 at, got SoD"at vorking vatult. in this field as all 08
with the disco Stanaf 4L further tat*Aottleatioa of the
production$ ,.:, ag on the activity or The
ocaf:reaa : as :.,:.ttGrA,d by more then 200 representatives of
Good al. M I fit breach r.#.&"h Iaetitute~. enterprise*,
savaorkhosoo# univarattloop as well as foreign scientists. The
followilss; leaturqo sort boards
1. V. Iye"S.11askly spoke of the theoretical foundation of the
thud of coulls"oo I olorcto 1jro#4ID9 and its prospect* of
the robt I Industry.
I. l. .1aftes
n
A* Flevabo. Too"yoss" asuchrus iselt4avatal-skly Infititat
card 1/4 Ishl oboyakarsuly (AII:Unlon Sattatifie Reallorsh
lAstit-t- Of DrIed-Pr4d"ll-ft Industry) do-It -ith the problem
f the breading Of 7--41 10 SOWICAS OOXIAIRIAC
?" A"Ar." T
-Pq-P. rishym, K. V8.&OyuxT;1A. im.0
&A44 1 A
In I rill fitao-spIrtavoy pvs;wy.bI.nav.t1
(All-Unl4a laidatific 14afarch Institute for the Industry of
Sydrolyols and 3%IfIte Spirits) 6v&lVM1t4d the theoretical end
practical wark In the field of continuous fermentation of met
hydrolyzat4a and sultilo Illislar a. wall so their uttlizatics
for *staining fodder yeast.
j_.j_j1~vfi' Ers.wrarskly C14"lisswy loved (KY.BrAyersk
Rydrelyals Plan%) atid that the Istroduotion soul completion of
the costlassous process of yeast breeding made it possible to
Lacrosse the output of yeast factories by tea times.
A. L. Nalsbanks, Tooneywayy saackass.
I like ro-Todoohnoy
JAIJ.U&Jom Scientific Me"arvIs Institute of
the 834TI1, U%vour 604 ardm4y ladvatry), T. V. Nakkasaw"ob,
DoIsAW"kays la~oroiarjy4
141*01fIs PA966rok &Aborostory) reported on %be
cart A experismat of applylac tW mthoA of contlas"s forwentistlea

C4VIo-ve Yo-otion &M PrsellAx of Xcroorgeolsax
of the startby raw material AM syrup In the alcohol M
onotow-t.tussil. Industry.
5. L._Wowv&ljw, All _U" on 3cleattfle Rvoosrsh lastltuto of
the Alcohol, Liqu..r and Broody Industry reported on the
problea of antiseptics In fighting lf..tl.n 4- to ferment..
I.. .1s~-MailvinakArA~Institut ulkrotlologll Ak&4"11 muck 11331
_(Xicrobloloclool Institute of the A3 Ukr3GR) reported an Me
i-tig.ti- of the ..rphol.ric.1 ..4 physiological
properties of yeast.
A. D. joulmAka, An4ruehevotly opirtevoy sevod (Andrush4vka
1. atitt6voy lavoi
(KaI Won,.. 3041oft.117
Boymarkhas (Smolonak Sovurkhoz) reported an no" vorking
results obtained by distillorloo In the syrup fermentation by
using the method of contlanaus flow.
11 lAclogradakly wul,ersitet (L.,dngr.A
University) gharectorls.4 the oorralation of reproduction.
prov.o.oo and blachouloal activity of %call* cold bacteria Is
the high-op.*d prc4uctlez of vinegar.
N. V. Foronova, 111crobialogloal Inalltate of the AS USU
%to -1-polFs of-the possibility of obtaining wltaala J" by
continuous brooding of propioule laid bacteria
(pmpiowv.ktalyyv Wakleril). J. L.
(All.Uslo. Scientific Research Institute of Antibiatios)
reported an the applicattepof this method lot the production
of penicillin.
T. T -XuLki" All-Union Scientific Research Institute of the
_42~1;11' Ulu*;;, and Draudy Industry showed that the method of
brooding of the fungus Ampreillus alger
acaoloral*s formsiotalloo. 9. T, Portiloyov, Loolograd
University reported on the result@ of iDvestigailone of the
natural stareflors by tkq mtbsd of capillary vlaromoop7 whish
he had dov#lopod.
_ZLALJWgdfMll, 11141 U01TOrlity 114110301TO194 his NOW 114141101
for *.all-" breeding of otercorgo"wo In laboratory
Proaties.
J. Intl send LjLfijj__ itaseboolovakim) oxproom*4 their
opinions 0 the cathode or oestiwwoo brooding of alors.
orgaMmus.
On this Conference It "a poisist 40 Us 2660901ty of
:rFunialme the Industrial produatlex of Culture* for
asti~ss fermentation-

;CYeast,,sedimentotion In ~ontlmiwtvi fortamitntion of
drolv. tcr. ht- Va. KnIvnYlum. M. K, RANwa. ari,[L)
V. A. tjtvrkf,v:t (MI-11rilmiSsi. frisf. IlydrOys~s,
Ind., Ixo:pgrid). 24.
"!Owef [a filter~--d
th:m in unfut,red m?-slim varmrs influeuchig Ili,! rd,(!
Include ccil count, gup.,ar conui, and motioul in tim 1111.1h.,
' C1 C thQ yeast is usy tri Ivild In mispen4,3o, nud
tjp t" 2 It.
there ii not much Eediment, wlictlict LI!L rmsh ivan filtvied
or not. S~Aim(mtetl v~ast fumt-n(s more F!owlY wid yi-,(d3
Icss than %itcptn+d yr~kst. Wocd hydrolvvites t.hattld
t,C (tynittacd ai. i ~va-t content of 15-20 %vidl SyMc-
iLlytic wpn. of ~-Itltd y(Inqt. J-11imi F, Smith

_ETjti3ianau, P.]
Oar dear friend. Rab.i sial. 36 no.8:6-7 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Nolkhom "Belarus', Holodechnenk-siy rayon.
(Women as farmers)

PETERBUROSKIY, A.V., doktor sel'skokhozyaystvennykh naukp prof.;
UTENISHEV, Yu.P., starshiy nauchW sotrudnik
Comparative evaluation of compound and simple fertilizers
Tor light and sWAy soils. Izv. TSKHA no.3:79-82 162.
(MM 15:9)
1. Gomel'skaya oblastna lskokhozyaystvennaya opytnaya
Vr se
stantsiya (for Utenyshe . (Sanoy soils)
(Fertilizers and manures)

ACC NRI AP6021-1558 SOURCE, COOL: UR/0390/66/029/004/0454/0456
AMIOR: Crechiahkin, L. L.; Utepl)crgeituva, Iz. K.
~
ORG: Department of Phnrmacology, 111SLitute of Experimental Medicine, MV SSSR
Leningrad (Otdcl farmakologJA Ingtituta ek~;p(!rimerlt, I'noy meditsiny AIMN SSSR)
TITLE: Central and,peripheral action of cholinolytics on gestric secretion
SOURCE: Parmakologiya i toksikologiya, v. 29, no. 4, 1966, 454-456
610.1- 0 C I C_ %5 P_ OR e 7,10 A,(, DR() r~ A5'F.CF_ ('-r,
ITOPIC TAGS: Wentral nervous system, cholinolytic compound, gastric secretion==
ABSTRACT: ~Amysil and glypine were given to dogs intravenously and directly
into the brain. The blocking action of amysil was greater when
linjected directly into the brain while this was not true of BeTE.'
-This illust'rated the central action of amysil and'the peripheral
action of BeTE. (WA-50; CBE No. 11]
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: 17Jul65/ ORIG REF: 009/ OT11 REF: 003
Card UDC: 615.787-092:612.323.5

tJl'-'-L'tMO)I, A.M." UTEPKALIM4, BULANWA, W.
05tag alfeernating clxrrortt polarogmphy :Ln armlyzIng, .het =a*~--rlals
--Ir. the lead --nd,,ist-.---/ ec--~ cadmiijm. Sbor.trud. VNIll'-VEIMET
rw.9At,-68 165. (,%IIRA 18~11-)

. UTEPOV, K.Sh., inzh.
Eliminate the causes of mine accidents in Kazakhstan. Bezop.
truds, v prom. 4 no.9:10-U S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Goagortekhnadzor Kazakhskoy SSR.
(Kazakhstan-Mine accidents)

LASTOVETSKIY, B.I., inzh,; -, i ~~P )',/, ~ Sli.. -inzh.
Frevent st,),-e --,)f cavin,, ir, MirgOinsav v
prom. 32: ---7 j ' "
.~) no -. I, ~, I- I : :: -L )
1. Gosgortek-lin-sdzor hazak!~!:.Ikoy S,'~R.
(Pirgralimsay-Lead nin;7-s ~n-nd mining-Safety :,.(-a~ures)

WEPOVO--K,.Sh. ---
Means fbr controlling the losses of ores and impro-virg -~ - -*,-a-
tion of the DzhazWzgan deposit, Razved. i okch, ned,- ~ 7 rv. -*: -.-
34 Mr 161. *; (VUliA j/;,, ;"!
1. Gosgortekhnadzor Kazakhskoy7SSR.
(Dzhezkazgan District.-Mining engineering)

UTEPOV F
4,. IASTOVETSKIY, B. I.
Fapediency of reviewing the conditions for balanced ore
reserves of complex-ore deposits being worked in the Rudnyy
Altai. Ikzved. i okh. nedr 28 no.5:34-36 My 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. GosudarstvemW komitet pri Sovete Ministrov lazakhoko SSR
po nadzoru za bezopasnym vedeniyam rabot v promyshlonnosti i
gornomu nadzora.
(Altai Mountains-Mining engineering)

UTE311hY, A.B.) :.A. YA. -7
VALITOVA, M.S., DYUKOVA, A.K., KUROU'li"YA, N.I., l'A131"A, Z-4'i..
RESH -11TINUKOVA t N.I., SUIXCEVA, L.S., ( U S.S F.)
"Special Aspects of the MetubolLsm of Som;e Substance in
Fadiation Descase in Do.,s."
Report presented ant the 5th Int'l. Bioche:nistry Congress,
lo-101 Aug 1c.61.

-UTESHEV, A.B.
Effect of whole-body X~ray irradi-ation on the iron metabolism in
animal tissues. Ukr. bickhim. zhur. 34 no-3:371-378 162.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Kafedra biokhimii Kazakhskago gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo
instituta.

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J,
.;KSHIN V. P.; UTESHEV, A.I., Veto
F9 3
1V n
K9c en ific Res. Veto Exptle Stao
A IlOn non-specific tuberculin reactions in cattle infested with
fascioliasis." -
SO: Veterinariia 29(6), 1952, P. 32
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Vq
GRIGORIYEV, B*Tee; /TJTESHEV, A.I.;IVANNIKOV, M.Ya., epizootolog.
Elimination of tuberculosis in cattle in Kursk Province collective
farms. Veterinariis. 34no.11:81-83 N '57. (MIRA 10:12)
l.Vaterinarnyy otdel kurskogo oblastnogo upravleniya sellskogo
khozyayslva. 2.Nachalinik veterinarnogo otdela (for Grigorlyev).
3.Zavedupnhchiy epizooticheakim otdelom oblastnoy votbaklaboratorii
(for Uteshev).
(Kursk Province--Tuberculosis in animals)

UTESIEV, A. S.
"Atmospheric Droughts in the Northern Half of Kazakhstan" (Phy.-;ical Gt!ography
and Meteorology-Climatology, Climate) Tr. Kazakhskogo n.-n. gidrometeorol. In-ta.
No 1, 1953, pp 5-54
Abs
W-31146, 1 Feb 55

)WOROV, TO'TOO, profaAsor; PMTWIMWSKIT, P.P.; BUCHINSKIT, I.U.;
SETANINOV, GoTe, profeeaor; DOSM, L.V.; ALISOV, D.P.; DIRYU107,
N.17.-. GALITSOV, A.P.; GRIGOR3YE7, A.A-, almdsmik; MIRSON, H.S.,
professor; MMETOV, N.S.; KHROMOT, S.P.; BOGDANOV. P.N.; LZINIM,
A.M.: SOKOIM, V.R.; TANISHIVSKIT, ru,D.; SLMOTLENKO, V.S.-. USK&-
OV, R.F.: CHURZOV, L.A.; TROTSINKOO SvTa.; VANGENGM, G.Ya.;
SOKOLOV, I.F.; STY'RO, B.I.; TEMNIKOVA, N.S.; ISAYN7, B.A.; DMITRIYEV,
A.A.; X&LYUGI3, Te.A,; LTMZMA&. Ye.K.; SAPOZHNIKOVA, S.A.; RAKIFO-
VA, L.R.; POKROVSXAYA, T.V.; 13AGDABARTAN, A.B., ORID7A, V.7.,- RU-
BINSHTM, T6.S., professor; MILEVSKIY, V.Yu.; SHCHERBAKOVA, Ye.Ta.;
BOCHKOV, A.F.; ARAPOLISKATA, L.Ye.; MIAYEVA, A.V.;Sj~
4A
'"OLOTAWT, M.A.,
RUDNEVA, A.V.; RUIENKO, A.I.; 11 NER
MIXAAYWV, A.M.; GAVRILOV, V.A.; TSOMAYA, T.I.; DWYATKOVA, A.M.;
ZA.VARINL, M.V.; SHMETER, S.M. ; BUDYKO, K.I., professor.
Discussion of the report (in the form of deba'lea) [of Ithe o-.zranb
state climatolo leal resea--ch and m6th~~da of developlng it]. Inform.
abor.GUGMS no.374:26-134 154. (MIRA 8:3)
1. Chlen-korreSPOndeLt Akademli nauk SSSR (for FedroroO. 2. GlaTnaya
geofizichesk%3ra observatoriya im. A.I.V*eyko'ra (for Predtechenski7,
Iebedev, Yanishevskiv, Isayev, Rakipcva, Rakr~-vskaya, Orlo-m, RutiL-
shteyn, Budyko. Shcherbako-va, Anapollskaya, Dunayeva, Rudneva,Gavri,40v,
Zavarina). 3. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskly gidrometeorologicho-
skly institut (for Buchlnskly).
(Contirued on next card)

FMROV, Te.Ya., professor; PREDTECHENSKILY, P.P., actd
Discussiop- of rep-,r`-- ( ir. tt6 f 3rx of dslatr -) Ecf tEe cuay'ren"
state cllmatol~)gical raeaa-7-,j% and meth.-Aa -,f pirg iti.
abor. GTJGMS n.-.311,'t':26-*11,504 1540' (Card ".) (MIRA 8.' 3
4. Vsesoyuz-Dv7 instititt r&sts-4nIev,-dsII-7a (for Belyaninov, Rudenk;.)).
5. Bloklimaticheakaya startj3-~Iy--& K191c7odsic (for B:,shnc). 6. Mozek, -r-
akiy gosudarstvenayy universitat Im. M.V.Lcmonoao7-7j (fc.:- Allsov).
7* Ministerstvo putby socbsh-nhenlya SSSR (for 21.-yukc-v). 8. Iln4tl
tut geografii Akademii nauk SSSR (for Gailtsov, Grigorl7ev). 9. Geo-
fizicheskaya komisellu VseaoywLwV geograficheskogo obahchest'C--a (for
Xygenson). 10. Mialaterstm oI.f4kInatVantaiy i elektx,-~promyahlenmsti
SSSR (for Muretlo7). 21. Jjeningr--AekI7 gosudarst7ennyy universitat im.
A.A.Zhdano-ra (for Khromer). 12. VSentrallw nauchrc.-Iseledovate13-
skiy gi&",meteor~~It)glcheskiy arkht- (f~-,r SokA..)v, Zolct~ev). 14.3. G,--
sudarslbvenny7 okear-ograflehook.1,7 (fiv Samoylenko). 14. TSen-
trallny7 ins",Atat prv-gnvzc--y (for Usma--.;-Y, Sap,.tzhnIk,,;-va). 1.5. Institut
geografil Akademii nwak SSM I Waatra.ItW lustit-mit lairortAAcgill (fvr
ChulnAov). 16. Ins4;i-tut. imeni Sechemra,
Yalta (for Zrotsu-.-A-o). 1-7. kvkUcb,-4kIj
institut (fur Vange-ac-:~7r.)b (Continued on Mex$ carli)

FEDOROV, Te,Ys., profess-4:r; PRFMECHENSK.TY. P.P.. i.~ c-thar.~-.
Discussion of the report (in the form of debates) [of the curren'
state of climatAogtral research and methi.;ds of de-7eL:ping it].
Inform.sbor. GUGMS noo3/4:2r"-;154 E54. (Card 3) (MLRA 8-1)
18. Dallnevostochny7 nauchnc-lesl6do-ratellskiy gidrtmeteorolcgiche-
skir inatitut (for Sokolo7), 19, Institu", geologii i geografit Akn-
demii tauk Litovsko7 SSR (f,.-r S+,y-r..-.). 2-0. Rosto--i3koe ul-.avlenie
gidrometaluzhby (for Temniknva). 21. Morzkoy gidrofizl^.haskiy Inatl-
tut AlcqAemii nauk SSSR (for Dm.triy8v-). 22. ViienciyuzW inatitut
rasteniyevod3tva (for Malyugin). 2". Akademiva nauk Estoaskoy SSR
(for Liedemaa). 24. A3mdemiya nauk Amyatskoy SSR (for Bagdasaryam).
25. Leningradskir gidrometeorologicheskiy instltut (for Milevskiy).
(Continued on next card)

YEMROV, YeJeo, professor; PRIDTECHENSKIY, P.P., and others.
Diecussion of the report (in the fcrm of debatos) [of the curreat state
climatological research and methode of developing it]. Inform.sIx'r.
GWMS no-3/4:26-154 154. (Carl 4) (MBA 8:3)
26* GoB-udar3tVenny7 gidrologicheskiy institut (for Bochkov). 27. Ka-
zakhakiy nauchno-iasledo7atellskiy gidrometeorologicheskiy inatitut,
(for Ut .-28. Upravlenie gidromete'lluzhb.-. kriWanskoy SSR (f-,,- Nor-
-'f or Ut Ie
aeayan?.42U9'. Leningradukoye upravleniyo gidrcmeteluzhby (for Mikhaylov,
Devyatkova). 30. Tbilisskiy gosudarstvannn lativersitet (for Tsomaya).
31. TSentralinaya aerologicheskaya observatoriya (for Shmelier).
(Climatology)

UTIKAGAUMOV, X.H.. k~nd.geogr.nauk; BEHLYAND, T.G.6 kandogeogronauk;
BAZIMMIT, Sh.A., kand.fiz.-matem.na-ak; BAYDAL, H.Kh.. kand.
gaogr.nauk: KUIMSOV, A.T., kand.geogr.nauk; QjUipa0y, L.I.,
doktor geogr.nBuk; SIffYRIVA, Yu.G., mladshiy nauchn" storadnik;
UTIMw,,A,3.q kand.geogr.nauk; GOLITORR . I.A.. doktor geogr.
ititOVAV.D., starshiy nauchnyy Botrudnik; WISHIIOVA,
YO.A., mlads, nauchnyy sotrucInik; GILIHGOLITS, N.Y., starshly
nauchn" sotrudnik; PRMOROV, I.I.. starshiy naucbnyy sotrudnik;
TICACHINK0. M.S., m1adshly nBuchnyy sotradnik; ZMANOVA. LoPe,
red.; BRAYNINA, X.I., takhn.red.
(Climate of Kazakhstan] Klimat Kazakhatana. Pod red. A.S.Uta-
sheva. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo, 1959. 366 p.
(MIRA 13:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravlaniye gidrometeoro-
logicheskoy sluzhby. 2. Kazakhakiy pedagogicheskiy institut
(KasPI) (for Utimagambetov). 3. Glavnaya geofizichookaya observa-
toTiya im. A.I.Voyeykave (GOO) (Tor Berlyand, Golitsbarg). 4. Ka-
sbkhokly nauchno-issledovatellsk-ly gidr'ometeorologichaskly insti-
tut-NazNIMI) (for Bezverkhniy, Baydal, Kuznetsov. Uteshav, Kly-
kova, Men'shikova, Gellmgollts, F'rokhorov, Tkachenko). 5. Insti-
tut geografii Akademii nauk SSSR (1G AN S&9R) for Shvyreva).
(Kazakhstan--Climate)

BAYDAL, M.Xh.; UTISHIV, A.S.
Connection between droughts in the south of the laropean part of the
d.S.S.R. and the northern half of the Kazakh B.S.R. Trudy I&MONI
~o.11:130-144 159. (XIRA 13:6)
(Russia, Southern--Droughts)
(Kazakhstan--Droughts)

JjS --A.S~r red.1 ZIIDANOVAp LePpp
BAIDAL, Mikhail Kharlamovich; UI_41EI,
red.; SMGEYEV, A.N., tekhn. red.
(LoWrange weather forecasting by the corplex large-
scale circulation method) Komplekanyi makrotairkuliatsionrqkh
metod dolgoorochnykh prognozov pogody. Pod red. A.S.Ute-
sheva. Leningrad, Gidrometeor. izd-vo, 1961. 211 p.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Weather forecasting)

UTESHEV, B.S.
Effect of iprazid and phenyzine ca 5-hydroxytz7ptophan decarbcrxy-
lase. Farm. i toks. 27 no.32293-295 My-je 165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Kafedra farmakologii (zav. - prof. V.V.Vasillyeva) II Moskov-
skogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni Pirogova.

KOWDANTOVAO M.V.;._!~TF.S,HEV,., B.S.
Methods of eliminating same complications arising during
hypotension caused by arfonad; experimental study. Farm. i
toks. 26 no.102-58 Ja-F 163. (MIRA 17!7)
1. Xafedra farmakologii (zav. - prof. V.V. Vasillyeva) 11
Moskovskogo meditsinakogo instituta imeni N.I. Plragcva.

YXSIXOV, S.K., inzhener; UfWbM, Y.K., inzhener.
Modernization of light-weight sheepla-foot tamper. Mekh.stroi. 10 no.9:10-11
S '53- OaRL 6:8 )
(Road rollers)

YNSIKOV, S.K., inzhener; UTESHEV, F.Kh., inzhoner.
Mobile asphalt concrete mixer D-288. Stroi. i dor.mashinostr. 1
no-3:12-14 Mr 136. (MLRA 10:1)
(Mixing machinery)

YVISM"", S*Kqq inzh.; UPESHEY, F-Iih i.nzh.
of pneumatic tirod rollers. Strol. i 6oro
Improving the design I (YIRA 1.1:10)
washinostr. 3 no.9:29 S 15P.
(Rollers (Earthwork))

YES IKOV, S. K. ; U.~.: RTOIIFNh'O, V. 1.
Spur-gear bitumen-dosing pumps. Stroi.i dor.mashinostr. 3 no.12:10-11
D 158. (MIR& 11:12)
(Pumping machinery)

A17HURS.- Polettk a,
.i5zj!~mwVj"e--8ft9ativn-of -U PM4.
7.f
TOPIC rALS, met
too!

r) Ar-i TOM
%tZ-/
C.,d 2/2
Q-- mz Qawkal.~~

/7 0 Ja
EX F-TZP MEDICA S a-11-V01.833, R.L.- J
I , X-0-
C _TAJ -_ - " I.
1171. -FOREIGN BODIES -IN THE RESPIRATORY TRACT (Russian text)
a he v N. S. - VESTN. KHIR. 1957, 7 9/9 (100-105 and 158) Tables I
125 cases of pati a entering the hospital with complaint of having aspirated foreign
bodies are described. The peculiarities of the sites where the foreign bodies were
to be found as also the dIfficulties to find out and to remove them are recorded
The complications following the aspiration of these foreign bodies into the bro;chl
and trachea are enumerated. (IX, 11)

U-MIESIOV, N. S.J. Candidate Med Sc.' (diss) -- "Diagnosis and methods rof rrimc-j~jng
foreign bodies from the respiratory tracts". Moscov, 1959. 13 pp (Acad tied Scl
USM),, 200 copies (KL, ljo 23, 1959., 173)

UTSSM , N.S. (Mookovskaya oblastI, pos. Saltykovka, 2-.Va XUchinukaya u1.,
- I ~ - -d --10 -- ~
fteumonotomy as a method for removing of foreign bodies aspirated
do" into the respiratory tract. Vest.khir. 82 no.1:125-126 Ja
159. (KIRA 12:2)
1- Is 3-y khtrurglchookoy klinik (dir. - prof. D.A. Arepov) Inuti-
tuta skoror psuomhohl imeni N.V. Sklifosovskogo,,
(FMPIRATORY TRACT. for. body
pneunotomy as method of removal (Rug))

SHUMANOVA, T.I.; UlPlMV,-H.Z-,-k(and.med.nauk
lea-yngeal injuries. Vest.khir. no.10:49-52 161. (MP A 14: 10)
1. I~ 3-Y khirurgicheskoy kliniki (rukavod. - Prof. D.A. Arapov)
Mookovskogo gorodskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta skoroy
pomoshchi ims'N.V. Sklifosovskogo (dir. -- wasluzh. vrach USSR
M.M. Tarasov).
(LARYNX.-WOUDDS AND INJURIES)

UTESHEV, N.S.., kand.med.nauk
Difficulties and complications arising in removing foreign bodies
from the respiratory tract. Zhur. ush. nos. i gorl. bol. 21 no-4:
57-60 JJ-Ag 16-1. (MIA 15:1)
1. Is 3-y khirurgicheakoy kliniki, (zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMN
SSSR zaslushennyy deyatell nailk' prof. D.A,Arapov) Instituta imni
Sklifosovskogo.
(RESPIRATORY ORGANS-FOREIGN BODIES)

ARAPOV, D. A., prof.; UTESHEV, ,I. S., kand. med. nauk
Peptic ulcers of the anastomosis and jejunum followinr gastric
surgery for peptic ulcer. Khirurgiia 38 no.7:78-86 a 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz 1-y khirurpicheskoy kliniki (zav. - chlen-korrespondent
' ) Y
AW1 SSM 7,asluzhenrqy deyatell nauki prof. D. A. Arapov -oskov-
skogo gorodskogo naucbno-issledovateliskogo instituta imeni
N. V. Sklifosovskogo.
(PEPTIC ULCER) (JEMIUM--ULCOS)
(STOMACH--SURGERY)

y,OTSyUBjjjSy,jy,, O.TU.; GWFUKOV~ A.,kl,.; UTESEY4_RA,; NOVIEDVI M.I.
Vibration aging of iron castings. Lit. proizv' no.S:Jl-;-34
Ag 161. (Iron founding) (MIU 34.7)

vt
'_;_11.1-l"professor, -Dredsedatell; CHISTOYA, M.A., sekretar'; FIZHI-
SHEVA, A.A.; KRICHEVSKIY, A.gL., kandidat meditainskikh nauk; UTESHICY,
,S.S., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; BEGELIMAN, A.A., kandidat ie_ditii~-
ik_B~~ nauk; YZLaNSICIY. N.N.; ZATSEPIN, T.S. professor; PWTKIN, Y.M.,
professor; PiCSIORA, M.D.; KAZ- SKIY, V.I., -professor; TROTAN, I.V.;
YOOROV, I.P.; FILIPPOV, A.V.; UT3SHZV. S.S.; DOROFEYEV. V.I.
. ................
Minutes of the session of the Surgical Society of Moscow and Moscow Pro-
vince of September 26, 1952. Xhirurgiia no.3:92-95 Mr '53. (MIXA 6:6)
1. Khirurgichekoye obshchestyo Moskvy i Moskovskoy oblasti. 2. Fakulstot-
skaYa ~~:hirurgicheskaya klinika sanitarno-pigiyenicheskogo fakul'teta I
Moskovskogo ordena Lenina meditainskogo instituta (for Krichevskiy).
(Heart--Surgery) (Arteries-Diseases)

U,Teshe v,4, ~A-
VMoNcela welght and Intriask vitcoJ-ty of Ojrdlaie#~,
ellaxi" fracd=s. A. Ya. Korolev, K. A. Andritriav.
L. S. Utesheva, and T. R. Vwdcnskaya. Dckl4dy Akad.
w. 65-3(19m).-A sample of (SiVTrr*3)..
4:110 0.9750, mi? 1,4001, Was fractionated by pptu. from 1%,
and thcuO.5% Cs'i-[Gsoln. skt25 :h 0.M'with Nli:01.. The
canotic pressures were dod. tit (Gluaic by iming u deril-
tratrd nitrocellulose rartribrane. The mol. wt. (M), cmists.
p and X, and the Intrinsic viscosity (ill) were Qilcd. by
using the equations of Huggins (C.A. M, 54079; 37, IQ)-.
(R TD 113A(Idl) - (R TjYj) + (R TDt/Aft dj)
WAC/rO at I - 0; 7.V/C1 +
.~n' hffth I afid 2aubxripti refer toznlvn!rit ajid
C - cailen" d - dew"Ity, T - Osmotic pres-
sure
a Wltjw;n6 mults urc repcitcd (fraction
YL-11 Comwency, Al, 11. Ia. and K. resp.. given): 1.
4-31o. clastic, IAWO, 0~ . 2A). 0.47[!~. OX11; 2, 121.5%,
plastic. 408,0M. 0.Q7, 0.475; 0.03 3, 30.67o, very pla%tic,
144.000.0.48.0.467,0.62; 4,15.4~.,viscotisliquid,157,(X)O,
.02S, OAM, 0.49; 6. 24.3%, viscous liquid, 21,001). 0.13,
0.460, 0.49. The unfractionatd SaMpIt 11.1,1 a fflol. Wt. oir
MOW in toluene and in CCI.. The mi:tticift between Jill
and Mwas Ill --! 2.15 X 10-1,10M. Ming :i.,1. in toluene,
the trLaterial Is larrely linear, but the variance in j shows
that the fractions differ some in strwture, and the smaller
values of.K indkate that tit-, fr-4ctions (if tower tool. Wt. tire
more branched. Ile vnities of M a": sinaller than tliov-
obtained by Scott (C.A. 41, 637s) and mom in ac",rd with
those expect-td by K., ej al., for viscous liquids and plastic
materials. John Howe fc~-
ntt-

1 . KOPOMY A . YA . , A"TITYPTOV, F. A. , UT=, !A , L. S., W-r-T-MISTAYA,
T . 7".
2. USSR (6oo)
4- High molecular weight compounds
7- Molecular weight and characteristic viscosity of fract*ons of
polydimethylsiloxane, Dokl. AN SSSR 69 No. 1, 1953
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May . - 1953, Uncl.

1. 0710t~,N, 'A. Ya. ;A*~ iiRYA~ITCV, F . A. ; UTL",.REV.,, L. 33. ; , T. '7 e .
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Siloxanes
7. Molecular weight and characteristic viscosity of fractions of polydizziethy-1siloxane.
Dokl. 0 SSSR 89, No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, lHay -1953. Unclassified.

Uteaheva L. S.
"Molecular deifi-t
T.
K. A IL. 3.
TDA17i 333,t, 1,101 '10 1, pp
Investii,ated fract'onatt:d sai,q)li-j of polyJ asill~, r. tic
Os 0
and vi:iCosi:-.(tri(; fol.
and Lo duf t":,: ln
Goncli.;Jcdl fro,
in bl:t~ lo.; ~..Ol --race 5iins 01
lo-1,; vw.)l iract.A-)-Lis. Pre3entud 'u- j~c~~d
t,;,L J,01 vt 0, t:",
0- ~
t~ -(;c- 0l'
12 UN!,-.
Ti

UTESHEVAI V.I. (Havomoskavsk)
Errors of approximate equations of dynamic bending of cylindrical
rod. Izv. AN SSSR. Mekh. no.6:114-119 N-D 165. (MIRA 18:32)

UTr-',SffEVA, VJ. (I.-ningrad)
Approyimp-te equations in the dynamics of an elastic rod with a
circular cross secticn. 1z,,r.A?I SSSR, Mekh. i manhinGstr. no.4:
154-1.61, J1-Ag 163. ( KIRA 17:4)

0,0 0 o'o
4 0 00 0 0 0 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oto 0 C__ 0 0 Ot 0 0 0 a 0 6 0 a a
I G I a I I - W I- I) I) It 11 is ty I .' a, 11 n a It 0
A ~ A. L A L -1 1 _11. .1 L a 0, ~f Q. I I "T~ f I to
4
00 Dosmasstretim of latiarilk woa%srhW sod eadawtitse -1110
of fm AIUWJAG Is tM wall, I. I'ald 11feffff. ~i_ _11iffl- -
I'lewha-Z. P la~aAr., MINtsitt 11MIM , I
IJMM, *.1,46-09( 934).-Tbe orrunrmv -1 free A" in
poil, its Importance as an itbdiration I-( latetictc w~stbefing
and methods, for its detection air dowuswd. PIPts. an
00
moly. of various loran of hydrated At,", mitteraln arul ~68
so 2 laterites In boil 1% N&C.Of sort Tsmm',v (maixte w4n. 10
(C. A. 18, 2213) are 4rwvil*d. It i% tircluded that
0 0 both attack unaltered sil"t". Init 1,'r %'&()I1 it Im-re- _*9
00 Twoornwrrh-minuir .- .00
IWIdings with sume VT 2.50-mi, lxwticml~q of I t7c NAOII are
villicient to eat. free AIA from .5 g. uAl or 2 g. laterite. -00
Humus %ads, should first lie carrhifly ignited, The per-
00 rntv of free hydrated SA decreases the soly. of AWh in
Ns(M *An.v so that t1w e,tn. from Itoil may not he quant.
00 V Free AIA)s is &W is chirdy the rrmdt 4 laottifle weathering;
from the products, concd. fIC1 tits. less than 3 tools.
00 S"' to I of XWNI, dil. N&OII exts. less than 2 molt. S" to
00 1 of A". Normal processes of acidification in wils, :0 a
even when carried to krw tR values, do not result in much
P95, dectxnpn. of the SiOl-AhOt complex. C. J~ S. -OD
00
.0
00
4 1 0 1 L a &RTAtLLr68CAL UU04IL&I CLA$$kFK4YK- rx =00
-.40
t
-71 m- -4 W 04 ') Al -1
it A' W) is y 411 t I f W 0
11,00411 ytt 0191 PtUn Italian I is
If 0 0000 0 0 00 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111 46 1 0 0 0 a 0 0 a a
0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 & 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 Io 0

SOV/92-58-7-13/37
AUTHOR: Utesinov, R., Senior Engineer
TITLE: Prevention of Clog Formation (Bor'ba s probkoobrazovaniyem)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1958, Nr 7, pp 12-13 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author states that the Neokomjkiy petroleum bearing horizon, by
the Kazakhstanneft, Association, is composea of loose fine-gra-in
sands subject to the influence of migrating waters. Ever since the
beginning cf petroleum production operations, the progressive infiltra-
tion of sand into oil wells has impeded the extraction of oil. Various
methods of combatting the infiltration of sand have been tried without
success. However the experience and theoretical 'knowledge gained
from these experiments have indicated the right way to combat the
infiltration of sand. It has been found that the sand should be
separated from the liquid at the bore-hole bottom. This marls it
possible to strengthen the bottom zone, to prevent caving, and to
stop the extraction of sand, mixed with the pumped fluid. For this
purpose the bottom zone cavities were oither filled with coarie quartz
Card 1/2

Prevention of Clog Formation
SOV10~2- -7-13/37
sand and a gravel filter Ustzlled la!.-er, or the abovc- net) tioned filter wai
installed right away vithou'u- injecting coaroe eand. Bcth methc.13 pr0,;J_-:-E!d
favorable resu_Lts. The w2hematic drawing, given by the author, shows th~~
installation of the gravel filter at the bore-hole bottom. Ylcr-cv~~r, the author
describes the filter used for the above ptirpose as -well as its vaxioun
and parts. He believes that gravel filters of the typ.! used by the
Kazakhatanneft, Association are superior to -the filterj uz-ed -in Groznyy anCL
Baku, and they are simple to construct. The use of a gra,,%l filter io an
effective method of combatting the harmful eff:-2t of sand in pro,21.z:!tive fcrna-
tions. There is 1 drawing.
ASSOCIATION: Komsomollskiy prcnrroel oblyedineniya Kazzakhstanneft, (Komionollskiy
oilfield of the KazakhstannefLt, AsEo,~:'_ation)
1. Petroleum--Production 2. 'Wells--Performance 3. L3and--1Hazards
4 Sand--Control
Card 2/2

L) 7-.E-: S C, Vl- zml C, - ---
UTISOV. L.0s, saaluzhannyy deyatell iskuBstv.
I---.
Wonder house. Zdorovle 3 no.10:20-21 0 157. (MIRA 10:11)
(LININGRAD--ACTCIRS-SAIARIJIS, FUSIONS, ETC.)

YEMEL'YANOV, D.S., prof.; UTEtJSH, E.V., inzh.; UTEUSH, Z.V., inzh.
Some problems in the automatic control of the density parameters
of pulp. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. 6 no.6:171-176 163.
(KMA 16:8)
1. KharIkovskiy institut ornogo mashinostroyeniya, avtomatiki i
vychislitelinoy tekhniki Ifor Yemellyanov, Uteush, E.T.).
2. Kharlkovskiy zr.-od kontrollno-izmeritellnykh priborov
(for Uteush.. Z.VJ. Rekomendovana kafedroy obogashcheniya
poleznykh iskopayemykh KharIkovskogo instituta gornogo
mashinostroyeniya, avtomatiki i vychislitellnoy tekhniki.
(Oredressing) (Densitometers) (Automatic control)

YEMELIYANOV, D.S., doktor tekhn.nauk; KOTIK, P.L., inzh.; UTEUSII, E.V., inzh.;
UTEUSH, Z,V,., inzh,
Automatic grinding in ball mills. I-',ekh. i avtom.proizv. 1"j, no. iO:iO
0 '63. (MIRA 17:1)

UTEUS11, Z.V.; KOTIK, P.L.; TEMELIYANOV, D.S.; UTEUSH, E.V.
Automatic control of the ball mill grinding process. Ogneupor7v
28 no.l2s547-553 163. (MIRL 16A2)
1. Khartkovskiy zavod kontrollno-izmeritelinykh priborov (for
Z.V.Ilteush). 2. Nikitovskiy dolomitnyy kombinat (for Kotik).
Khartkovskiy inBtitUt gornogo mashinostroyenlya, avtomatiki,
i vychislitellnoy tekhniki (for Yemellyanov, E.V. UteuBh).

UTEUSH. E.V,, Inzh.; UTEJSH,- Z.V., inzh.
Automation of Lhe control of pulp dis--ha:,ge,
7 no,6aI07-113 164. (MIRA 17.12)
1. Kharlkovskiy institut. ornogo mashinostroyenlya, avtomattki. I
vychIBI-Itellnoy tgkhniki Mr Uteuah, E.V.). 2. Riarlkovnkly zavod
kontroltno-izmeritelliqkh Prilborov (for Uteush, Z.V.). F~ekomendovana
kafedroy obagashchenlya poleznykh iskopayem7kh Kharikovakcgo instituta
gornogo mashIncstm,veniya, avtomatiki I wfchislitellnov tekhniki.

UTHUSH.. E.V.; YMELIYANG, V.S.; LM.. A.A.; MAISH, ~Z*V.
A4tor-ation of crushing c7clOs In oro dresDiag plaritn. Liul.
takh.-ekon. inform. Gos. nauch.--issl. inst. nauch. i tekh.
inform. 17 no.2:79-82 164. (MIRA 17:6)

wrmsii, ~..V.; UT;-"U:;Iiy ",".Ve
c, I I i -wn~-u c --~ , I
.mlound re-eiver " n'he automa t i on c -- lr~a i - --l I -,- .( I-, : ~- -11 1-
no. I : 17. 22 '65. (VIPit 28-3)
1. Flarlkovskiy zavod kontrollno-imeritelInykh priborev (for
Z.Uteush). 2. Khartkovskly institut gornogo mashinostroyerdya,
avtomatiki i vychislitellnoy tekhniki (for E.Uteush).

PIAKSIN, I.N.; UTEUSH,,',Kty.;,..UTEUSHp Z.V.
Control of the technological process in ore dressing plants,
Fiz.-tekb. probl. razrab. pol. iskop. no.4:126-130 165.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut gornogo dela imeni Skochinskogo, Moskva i Institut
gornogo mashinostroyeniya, avtomatiki i vychislitellnoy tekhniki,
Kbarlkov, zavod kontrollno-izmeritellnykh pribarov. Submitted
Feb. 2, 1965.

LI 7 'If i F, V U IF;,j -.; If , 7 . V
invest ia a. i ng -.-a a Pere ti r,- c-nd iors c' 12 mIlIs W
their varinble filling with ore. tu-vet.
met. 8 no.2T151-158 165.
(MT--ti, 19&1)
1. Kafedrst avtomqtiki i vychi sli tell noy tekhnibJ rh-cirlkov~;kopo
,nstit.7-itm go-r-noge mnsh-nost-n-yr-niya, ttvto:rot~K; t
y
t,ikhnJki i Kharlkovski.-, z,-v k~n t- rc I I n n- I r i fln Inylyl pril-rov.
Suhutted 11firoh 30, 1963.

MUSH, Yu,A,, agronom
Growing green .1"orage. Zemledelie 25 no.12:111-14 D 163.
(KRA 17:4)

YEMELOYANOVp D.S., prof.; UTEUSH., E.V., inzh.; UTEUSH, Z.V., inzh.
Some problems in the automatic control of the density parameters
of pulp. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gor, zhur. 6 no.6:171-176 163.
(KIM 16:8)
1. Khartkovskiy inatitut gornogo maohinostrojeniya, avtomatiki i
vychislitellnoy tekhniki (for Yemellyanov, Uteush, E.T.).
2. KharIkovskiy zavod kontrollno-izmeriteltnykh priborov
(for Uteush, Z.V.). Rekomendovana kafedroy obogashcheniya
polezn.vkh iskopayemykh KharIkovskogo instituta gornogo
mashinostroyeniy'a. avtomatiki i vychislitellnoy tekhniki.
(ore dressing) (Densitometers) (Automatic control)

YEMEL'YANOV9 D.S.0 doktor tekhn.nauk; KOTIK, P.L., inzh.; IITEUSII, E.V.., inzil.;
UTEUSHJ Z,V,, inzh.
Automatic grinding in ball mills. Mekh. i avtom.proizv. nc.10:iO
0 '63. (MIRA 17:1)

UTEUSH, Z.V.; KOTIK, P.L.i YEMELIYANOV, D.S.; UTEUSII, E.V.
Automatic control of the ball mi-11 grinding process. Ogneupory
28 no.12047-553 163. (KIRA 16t12)
1. Kharikovskiy zavod kontrollno-izmeriteltnykh priborov (for
Z.V.Uteush). 2. Nikitovskiy dolomitnyy kombinat (for Kotik).
3. Kharlkovskiy institut gornogo mashinostroyeniya, avtomatiki
i vychislitellnoy tekhniki (for Yemellyanov, E.V. Uteush).

UTF,USIIP E.V., inzh.; UTEDSH, Z.V., inzh.
Automation of the control of pulp discharge.
7 no.6zlO7-113 164- (KrRA 17;22)
1. KharIkovskiy institut ornogo mashinostroyaniyal avtomatiki I
vveh'slitellnoy tekhniki ffor Uteush, E.V.). 2. Khartkovsk-Ly zavod
kontroItno-izmei-itel'nykh priDorov (for Uteush, Z.V.). R--kcmendovana
kafedroy obogashcheniya poleznykh iskopayemykh Khartkovskogo instituta
gornogo mashinostrGyeniya, avtomatiki i vychislJ.teltr-ov tekhniki.

UTEWSH, E.V.; YINELIYANOVp D.S.; A.A.; MUSH,
Automation of crushing c7cles in ore dressi:ng pla-rits.
r
tekh.-ekon. inform. Gos. nauch.-isel. inst. nauch. i t-ekh.
inform. 17 no.2:9-82 164. (MIRA 17.6)

DIDENKOP K.I., kand. tekhn. nauk~ LEVIN, V.M.11 kand. tekhn. nauk;
UTEUSHP ,Z.V.
.. -
System for the automation of a material crushing proneqs In
ball mills. Avtom. i prib. no.30-6 Jl-S 16/4.
Csntactless apparatus for automating the grinding operation
Of ball m!lle. lbild.09-42- (MIRA 18i3)

UTIM11, ~,.V.; UTE'liill, L.V.
Sound re-eiver in the aut-G=iaticri !~f ba' --' ~ " -~. 31"
rici.1:1'1-22 165. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Kharikovskiv zavod kontrollno-izmeritell-iykh priborov (for
Z.Uteush). 2. Kharlkovskiy iristitut gornogo mashinostroy-orliya,
avtomatik! i vychislitelinoy tekhniki (for E.Uteush).

PLAKSIN, I.N.; dTEUSII, E.V.; UTEIISH. 2.V.
Control of the technological proce3s in ore dressing plants,
?Jz.-tekh. probl. razrab. pol. iskop. no-4:126-130 165.
(MIRA 19: 1)
1. Inatitut gornogo dela imoni Skochinskogo, MoBkva i Institut
gornogo mashinostroyaniya, avtomatiki i vychislitellnoy teklinik.1,
KbarIkovq zavod kontrollno-izmeritelinykh priborov. Submitted
Feb. 2~ 1965.

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investigating the op--ratinz c-nfiittionL, ef ball mll!B with
their va-inble filling, wIth Ore. .(zV.vy.9.ucreb,za,,r.: tavet.
met. 8 no.2-,151-158 165.
1. Kafedr, avtonutiki i vychislitellnoy tekhn!kJ Yharlkov-3kogo
Instit,,ita gor,nop,,c rrashjnostr~yonllya, avtomatlki 1 wf2bislitellnoy
tp-khnik i i Khar I koy sk z,-v!--A' k-r., trcl tn' f-,_4 7:!~- ri I ny~h pr317-rov.
~~uln-itted t!arch 30, 19630

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L-eucocyte Sera," by L. B. Utevskaya, Ivichemiye Leykotsitarnykh
Faktorov v Tkanevykh Protsessakh nvestigation of Leucocyte Fac-
tors in Tissue Processes) Trudy Instituta Morf
imeni A. N. Severtsov, Moscow, No 16, 1956, PP
Thia work describes the results of experiments which were conducted
on rabbits to determine the action and effectiveness of leucocyte sera
when applied as an agent in wound healing. Skin wounds were inflicted
on the animals, which were then administered leucocyte sera. The experi-
ments established the following: the administration of leucocyte sera
to the animals stimulated and hastened the processes of wound healing,
'with the best results having been obtained by the use of 24-hour sera
[period of incubation of leucocytes in sera]; cholinesterase activity
of, the tissues rose sharply during the process of wound healing, with
the greatest rise noted when the 24-hour scra were used; the effect of
the 72-hour sera was less pronounced; acety1choline-like action in the
tissues of the area of the wound took place; there is a definite rela-
tionship between cholinesterase activity, the acetylcholine-like action
in the tissues in the area of the wound, and the rapidity with which
wounds healed. (U)

UTIVSX&TA, L.B.
Histanines in the tissue of vounds darlag healing and in the skin
of rabbits folloving intrairascular injections of leucocytic serum.
Trudy Inst. morf. shiv. no.26:16o-172 '59 (HIBA 13:3)
(Histamine) (Serum)

84695
11.2LIDD
S/020/60/134/004/023/0?~--
B016/Bo6o
AUTHOR: Utevskaya, L. B.
Alteration of the Ab-sb-tption Spectra of Cerebrospinal Fluid
TITLE.
by the Action of Ionizing Radiat.LojnQ
I/
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademil nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 134, No. 4,
pp. 959 - 962
TEXT: In view of the fact that the properties of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
can be Impaired by X-radiation, the author examined the absorption spectra
of CSF of animals after total irradiation. It may be seen from data con.-
tained in publications (Refs. 4, 15, 16~ 18 - 20) that these spectra are
able to reflect the alterations that may arise in CSF when the central
nervous system is perturbed. CSY was extracted from rabbits by a syringe
in the suboccipital region, and mixed with water in a ratio of 1 to 3. The
spectra were measured on a spectrophotometer of the type C~,-4 (SF-4) in the
range of 220 -- 320 mp-with an intergal of 2 ... 5 m)). Next, the animals were
once irradiated with gamma rays (Co 0) by a dose of 800 - 1000 r (dose rate
160 r/min-). CSF was again extracted 1, 24, and 48 h after Irradiation. It
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Cerebrospinal Fluid by the Action of B016/Bo6o
Ionizing Radiation
may be seen from Table 1 and Fig. 1 that absorption rise:; already 1 h after
irradiation, and'that the maximum is shifted toward the shortwave region
(from 269 to 265 mW. Later, 24 and 48 h, and 4 and 6 days after irradia...
tion, optical density rises gradually, with the position of the maximum
not changing noticeably., After 48 h, density had risen to double its
initial value. The author therefrom concludes that CSF contains substances
with an absorption maximum in the region of 265 mp-, She believes, on the
strength of Refs. 10 -- 13, that modifications of CSF due to these sub.
stances are to be explained by a change in permeability of the hemato.-
encephalic barrier (HEB) as a result of irradiation. The author wanted to
verify this assumption by examining the CSF spectra in a notoriously
intensified HEB (brought about by novocaine injection) in rabbits. In doiDg
so, she started from data given by M. M. Gromakovskaya and S. Ya. Rapoport
(Ref. 3). CSF was extra&ted I h after an intraperitoneal in of 20 mg
per 1 kg of body weight, and this extraction was repeated after two days,
whereupon the animals were irradiated with 4,-rays of co60. CSF was examined
1 and 48 h after irradiation. It may be seen from Table 1 and Fig. 2 that
1 h after the novocaine injection the absorption maximum shifts from 269 to
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Cerebrospinal Fluid by the Action of W16/Bo6o
Ionizing Radiation
265 mu. This also occurs 1 h after irradiation. The peak of optical density
rises rapidly after the novocaine injection. Animals irradiated after
injection exhibited a further shift of the absorption maximum to 263 mA and
to 265 mjA after 48 h. Further invoistigations revealed that the peak optical
density (48 h after irradiation) was corresponded by the peak concentration
of nucleic acids determined according to A. S. Spirin (Ref. 9) (Table 2).
The author points out, however, that shifts of absorption maxima may be
brought about not only by nucleic acids but also by other substances having
their maximum at 265 m)A- Such a substance may be ascorbic acid (Refs. 17,
21, 22), but this matter must still be verified., Th~- author thanks Yu. A.
Vladimirov and F. F. Lityin-for their assistance.There are 2 figures, 2
tables, and 22 references., 13 Soviet, 3 US, 1 Canadian, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut biologicheskoy fiziki Akademil nauk SSSR (Institute
I of Biological Physics of the Academy nf Rripnr-aq USSR)
PRESENTED: April 16, 1960, by L., S, Shtern, Academician
SUBMITTED: March 31, 1960
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