SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VANGNITS, YE.V. - VANIFATYEVA, K.P.

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CHERNYSHEV, Ye.A.; VANGNITS. Ye.V.
.............. PETROV, A.D.
Synthesis of b~-9(organo3hlorosilyl) derivatives of naphthalene,
.Lzv. AN SSSR. Ser. khtm. no.10;18WI-1895 0 164. (MIRA 17:12)
1. Imtitut organichekoy kidmil Im. N.D. Zolinskogo AN MR.

VAN GORSEEL, P.
With a theodo2ite through Mato Garosso; a report or, wasurin:r rive!-r Jr.
Brazil. P. 385-
(PRZF,GLAD GEODEZYJINY, Vol. 12, no. 10, Oct. 1956, Poland).
SO: Monthly List of '113ast European Accessions (FEAL) IC, Vol. 6, no. 6, June 1957, Uncl.

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PETKOVIt., Stj,,ia; Vb!~JTC, Dobrila
Male gen'ta' tuberculosis in the era of artibic*.ics. T,:be--ki;loza
16 no.1:22-28 Ja-F 164.
1. Uroloska klin-'ka Medicinskog fakulteta u Beogradu (U,xavnik:
Prof. dr. S. Petkovic); Institut za tt;bcrkulozu SR Srbije (Di-
rektor: prof. dr. M. Grujic).

VANIC, Djtrila, dr.
~
ll,almcmaT,,v taralmoma as a dlagnost~'~-,,. proh.,'.om. Med. 1~.
noo9o2.60-262 S 164
li. .5istitut za tuber~iiliwru S-R Srb-lje .i Bprjgra+i
proro dr. MbGrujici).

YUGOSLAVIA
PUTNIX0 Prof. Dr. UJordj,~;; and -AtIaL- ;n~ Li cut,! for *1 juvrc ul (j, is
of the Socialist rRepublic or Se- 111sMfut Za tuw,!rWlozj
Dal -radel
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"Clinical Symptoms and Aerapy of Pulmonary Mediastinal Localization of the
Besnier-Boeck-Sch~umann Disease"
2q1n,rade,j'k.,d1cin5ki Glisnik " Vol 23, i ''a 7, Jul~', 196G, -,p 225-223
Abstract: Report of 5 pati,-rts treatc-d in 1953 and 19G4, all wlLi,
30 mg/da'lly for 1 to 2-1/12 ri-.onth c,,,cl.,s with I rznth inturrupL-ion, and 25 1,14-
ACT11 every 3 to 12 days plus 16-ubarcuI03140CS. %Jood rasul".-s. Fivc dQtaijid
case reports; I YuGoslav, 11 N'estarn referanc--;i.

PUTNIK, Dj.; VJOIIC, D.
Bronchogenic carcinoma and pulmonary tuberculosis. MInIcal rsintnre
and differential diagnosis. Tuberkuloza 17 nc.1/2j97-10 jawAp 165,
1. Institut za tuberkulozu SRSp Beograd (Direktors prof. dr.
Milic Grujic).

VANIC, %denko, dr.
Personnel policy in anti-tuberculotio d1spensaries. Tuberkuloza,
Beogr. 8 no.6:401-405 Nov-Doc 1.56.
1. Antituberkalosni dispanzer Dom% narodnog zdravlja NO opcine
Tmje u Zagrebu (sef dispausera: dr Zdanko Vanic).
(PUBLIO HIAWH)
(TUBIMOUTMIS, PWRONAW, prevention adnd control,
in Ingoul., dispensaries (Ser))

--?.,-SIDLOVA, A.; KNEIFLP J.
VANICEK., ,
Exporimanto with the preparation and conservation of biologicaI
supplement to deficient diets. Acta univ. carol. [Med] Suppl.
15:243-253 161.
1. Hygienicky ustav lekarske fakulty University Karlovy se sidlem
v Plznis prednosta doe. MUDr. F. Vanicak.
(NUTRITION)

,VANICEK, F.
How could western Bohemia contribu~ 6 to the field of hygiene
for the further development of a socialist society. Plzen. lek.
sborn. 24t11+3-11+9 164
1. flygienicky ustav lekarske fakulty University KarloV7 v
Plzni (prednostat doe. dr. F. Vanicek).

VANICEKS I.
UNC4., I. Indexes of cost specification and the cost specification of the prelizdnary
project. p. 377.
Vol. 4 no 10 Oct. 1956
FOffiid Si;VBY$
TECHNOLOGY
Prahaf Czechoslovakia
go: Fast 1~wopean Accession Voli; 6# no, 2., 1957

VANICEK, Jan., inz,
Design of the postal office at the rai2way station in Prague.
Ca SPoJe 7 no.8:34-16 Ag t62.
1. Sp6jprojekt.

Vl,!IICE;" J.; 'IAVELKA, K.
I
Air-cooled turboalternators. p. '25. (--ZEC'FOSLCV'h'K IIZAVY 114DUSMY, Lo. 10,
1956, Pragun, Cz,3choglovakia)
SO: Yonthly List of East European Accessions (EZAL) LC, Vol. ~), No. 12, Dec 1957. Uncl.

J.
Examplas of standardizing rolling rdll equipment.
P. 877 (Hutnicke Listy) Vol. 12, no. 10, Oct. l9i7, Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: MORTHLI IINDEX OF .-*C-CESSIC'NS M-AI) LC, VOL. 7, NC. 1, JAN- 195F

"'F'ew air-cooled turboalternaters."
o .1a, Vol. 14, ~!a.v lc),-,()
Monthly lint of East Eurorean Ir-cesnions inde-, ,j+!-'jrv of Ocr.-ress,
Vol. p lugust 1959

SVOBODOVAt Hana (Praha)! -Lpraha)
Optimal control systems. Cas pro post mat 85 no.3t345-336 Ag 160.
(EUI 10i1)
(Automatic control) (Control systems)

TANICKOVA, Hans. (Ila bojisti 3, Praha 2); VANICSK, -Tiri(Ke Karlevu 3, Praha 2)
The space of holomerphic functions. Cas pro pea mat 86 no.4:433-438
161.
1. Fak-ults. str*jniho inzanyretvi Geskohe vysokeho uceni technickeho,
Fraha(for Vanirakova) 2. MaterAticke-fysikaini fakulta Karlovy uni-
versity (for Vanieek)
(Spaces, Generalized)

VANICEK., Jiri (Prelia 2, Ke Karlovu 3)
Approximating sequences in Banach spaces. Cas pro pes mas
87 no.1:52-62 162* (MIRA 15:7)
1, Mtematicko-fysikalni fakulta Karlovy university.

S/0411/62/000/011/032/V,4
Ao6o/Aoc)o
AUTHOR: Vanl6ek, Ji~i
TITLE: Biorthogonal. systems and summing methods
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 11, 1962, 77, abstract 1IB323
Oasop. p;stov. mat., 1962, v. 87, no. 1, 17 - 21; Czechoslovakian;
summaries in Russian, English)
TEXT: A I'near method of summing is called quasi-permanent, if its matrix
T = ~tjj} (j 41; 1 = 1, 2, ...) obeys the conditi.on
. i
lim tjj - .1
J_~Poo ?=t
for all k - 1, 2, .... Certain simple facts are proven, relating to the summing
of blorthogonal expansions by quasi-permanent mechods.
M.I. Kadets
[Abstracter's note: Complete translathn]
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~_.(Praha)
VAN~ ,~j
"Inequalities" by Edwin F. Beckenbach, Richard Bellman.
Reviewed by Jiri Vaciaek. Can pro post mat 88 no.3.'378-380
Ag '63.

VANICEK. Josef. inz.
Possibilities for better use of the rolling stock by
increasing the service life of the wheals. Uhli 5 no.11:
379-382 N 163.
1. Vvzkumy ustav pro hnede uhli, Most.

VANICEK, Josef, inz.
Problems of calculating specific standards of conoumption of
sparo and quickly worn-out parts of basic machinery in lignite
mines. Zpravodaj Ust uhli Most no. 1/2:3-7 164.
1. Insti'~ute of Lignite Research, Most.

L.
Protect-loil agraznst ato,,ric weapons. Po 350.
(KRIDLA VLASTI, v0l- 15, JIIlY 1955, Fralla)
SO: X'Ontilly LI:it of bl;-!J Europcail tlc,.
I'IOV- 195'~, Uncl. n2(DAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. ii,

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
10 Aug 63
VANICEK, Oldrich
Engrp from East Bohemian Kraj committee of the KSC,
author of an article on the purchase of animal
products.
Pochoden, Hradec Kralove, 10 Aug 63, p 2.
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AUTHOR4.-
TITLE:
SOURM
Volenik# Karel; Vardcok# Oldrich
Contribution to the structure o-f oxide layer on steel
Ceskoslovenv17 casopis pro fyallmv no. 6.. 1964# 5W-551
TOPIC TAGS: steel# metal oxidatigni-oxide formation
ABSTRACTs Roported are resulto of a research concerning same properties, includini
the structure of oxide ]Ayeral, originating at tomporaturou up to 400 dogreee canU4
grade on a cold-rolled steal strip. Titroa oxidation atagoa %mre fojrd and daecribdd.
Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
ASSOCIATIONs Statni. vyzk=y ustav ochrany materialup Prague (State Research
Institute for the Proteotion of Hateriala)
fumiTTEDt njun6h
ENCLe 00
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AUTHOR: Karnikova. Eva; Vanicek, Oldrich-Vanichek, 0.
ORG: State Research In.-4titute on Conser~-atio-' of Kiterials, Prague (StAtnj UStAV
ochrany materia"'Rull-
TITLE: Investigation of uranium and zirconium compatibility by ireans of a micro-
analyser with electron probe
SOURCE: Jadorna energie, no. 11, 196~, 411-415
T0110 TA(Ibi w-tudwii, zlrookum, irmtal diffunlon, heat )f activation, activation
energy
ABSTRACT: Quantitative investigations were made of uranium and zirconium diffusions
The principle of measurement and evaluation using Castingts microanalyzer is
discussed. The diffusion coefficient, activation energy, and activation heat of the
process in tile temperature range from 500 to 9CO'C were calculated. Fhe paper was
presented by V1. Kraus. Orig. art. has: 9 figures and I table. PIAI
SUB CODE: 20 SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 005 / OTH REF: 012
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Czechoslovakia/Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their Application --
lacquers. Paints. Drying oils. Siccatives,
1-22
Abet Journal; Referat Zhur - Rhimiya,, No 2, 3.'9,57., 6177
Authors Vanicek, Otakar
Institutions None
Title; Production Prospects of Film-Forming Substances Based on Synthetic
Resins
Original
Publication: Chem. prumyal, 1956, 6, No 4, 152-156
Abstracts There are considered the chemical structure and production methods
of film-forming substances by copolymerizatiov of drying oils (I)
with maleic anhydride., styrenep by combining rosin with phenolic
resins., alkylphenol resols with I, polyester resins with I, epoxy-
resins with me1nm4ne resins, etc.
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Title(-, -Effest Che~ ings.
,Varnish Faint Cc)a;t
0 11 1957, 7Y 'No 51 273-276.
Orig Pub*- Chem przws jes of the LU-Ying
S ~ id in the result of stud in an atmosI)here
Abstraet: It wa "01= varniSla Paint coatings )~'$ 0.001 to
rat'3 Of 14 (in Vp by Volume) 0.1 of S( that these
'Ontaining. 123, an& 0 .5 Of IM3
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0. 'IANICEKIS
P'-~RIOD~CAL: CJ71M-11' PR'r -Ysl~, IOL. 11, n0-3, 195(h
'!anicekts. Ochrane naterv (Protectl.ve Coatinfs); a "book re-,ripw. p.
L-.,..Inthl.- List of East European Accessions (FEAI), Ir,, lol. b, no. 5,
Nlay 1959, Unclass.

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VANICEK, Petr, inz.
Use of complex numbers for a1ignment of polygonal courses.
Aplikaea mat 9 no.3:226-231 164.
1. Mathematical Laboratory, Czech Higher School of Technology,
Prague 2, Horska 3. Submit-ted September 26, 1963.

-'-L-36174-66
ACC NR, AT6o16 644 SOURCE CODE: CZ/2512/ 012/000/0041FO-
AUTHORS: Kabelac, Josef;.Vanicek, Petr
ORG: Czech Technical University, Prague
TITLE: Using the equal-altitude method to calculate deviations from
the vertical on automatic computers from astronomical data
SOURCE: Ceakoslovenska akademie ved. Geofyaikalni ustav. Geofysikaln.'
abornik, Y. 12, 1964. Prague, 1965. Prace, no. 196-214, 41-65
TOPIC TAGS: algorithm, automatic computer programming, algorithmic
language, equal altitude method
ABSTRACT: A program has been drawn up for the URALl AND URAL2 auto-
matic computers using the equal-altitude method to calculate from
astronomical data deviations from the vertical and geographical coor-
dinates and the time correction'for the radio time signal. Certain
theoretical problems were solved both in the formulation of the calcu-
lation of the apparent places and in the logical structure of the
program for the use of certain equations. The article gives the
general text of the program of these problems for an arbitrary computei
and the use of ALGOL (Algol Repportv Chiffres 3, 1960; H. Bottenbruch,

L 36174-66
ACC NR:AT6016644
Gtruotur@ and Uan of Algol 60# Journ, of tho Aapoa. for Computing
Machinery, No. 2 (1962), The most economical formulation possible of
generally valid relations is given. The first part of the article
gives the general relations necessary for the calculation. The second
part deocribeo the specific program, the order of the calculations,
and the separation of the formulas in the use of the ALGOL system.
The authors thank Ii Bauersima, Member of the Observatory of Astronomy
and Geophysics of the Czech Technical University for the valuable
comments and cooperation in the formulation of the algorithm of the
calculations. Orig. art. has: 26 formulas and 6 tables. [KT]
SUB CODE: 03, 09/ SUBM DATEt 03Mar64/ ORIG REFt 004/ OTH REF: 003/

the L%.rortance of !~ rood U-.tor aconn~,y for a cruntryn1dr--. p.
Vol.- 4, no. 3, Ear. 19,54
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Sot.,rce; z;ast I~uroresn Accession List. Library of CoTILtress
'1o1. 5, Nlo. ist 1956

AUTHORSs
TITLEt
30533
S/564JSI/003/000/001/029
D231/1)304
Shipf V. and Yanicliek. V* (Czechoslovak Socialist
Republici
New elements of equipment for growing monocrystals
from solutions
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut kristallografii. Rost
kristallov, v. 3, 19619 265-272
TEXT% This is a summary of work carried out at the Minerals Research
Institute at Turnov. The authors studied in detail the factors affecting
crystal growtht the heat of the system, the composition of the solution.,
supersaturation, movement of the solution, the nature of the "primer"
and the apparatus itself. The effect of Impurities on the growing crys-,
tal was eliminated by using spectro-graphically standardized salts. Of
the factors listed, movement of the solution relative to the growing
crystal (and vice versa) and programed temperatkire lowering of the solu-
tion receive special notice. Speed of rotation, time of rotation in one
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New elements of...
30 5 3 "
S/564/61/003/000/001/029
D231/D304
direction or the otherg reversing at regular inter-vale, have an important
bearing on satisfactory crystal cultivation. Speeds of rotation ranged
from 10 to 30 rpm and the periodicity from 0.5 to 1.5 min. In order to
attain the desired conditions, an electronic switching apparatus *xas de-
vised for use with a motor driven by a.c., a circuit diagram being in--
cluded inthe article. Mok--;yevskiy described a planetary movement for
growing symmetrical crystals. The authors describe two arrangements for
moving the crystal and the solutiont the first by periodically reversing
the rotation of the crystal and the second by using a gear which imparts
a spiral motion to the crystal. The shape of the crystal-holder, the
height and speed of ascent could all be varied to change the crystal
growing conditions. Symmetrical laving of all the faces of the growing
crystal was realized, and perfect crystals were a practical possibility.
In order to grow high quality crystals there must be little or no tem-,
perature fluctuation, but the temperature drop must be very carefully
contr,)'Lled for programmed changes. Contact thermometers, mark "Vertex,"
were found to be quite satisfactory. Multiple units with as many as
20 crystallizers were set up, regulated by a single control gear, The
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30533
S/1564/61/003/000/GOI/029
Rew elements of... D231/D304
heating element consisted of six iron wires in parallel set in the base
of the thermostat. The current input was 7 kw at a potential of 24
-volts, the control gear for the thermostat being adapted to regulate the
temperature which in turn was registered by a group of four contact
thermometers motivated by a pulsator with step-counter mechanism. If
one contact thermometer should failp the others come into operation, so
that in the end the temperature drop could be closely controlled within
the range Oal - 30 per 24 hours, 9100 impulses being applied. Some dif-
ficulty was experienced when the authors went over to independent tempera-
ture control of the different crystallizerst and it was at this stage
that the wultiple crystallizer was designod. Semi-nutomation tould thus
be introduced and personrel released for other service. The work should
be of particular significance in industrial single crystal growing;
crystals,, it is stated, grown by means of automatic operation are of the
highest quality. Engineers Shmid, Gnizdil, Kvapil, Vartal and th,3 per-
sonnel of the Mechanical Department played an active part in the work.
There are 8 figures and 7 Soviet-bloc references,
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VANICEK, VLASTIMIL
Si1nice a krajina; biologicke upravy kom-unikaci. (Vyd. 1.) Praha, Statni nakl.
technicke literatury, 1956. 176 p. (Ucebni texty vysokych skol) (Roads and landscape:
biological roadside improvement; a university textbook. let ed.) DA Not in DLC
SO.- Monthly Index ofEast European Acessions (EB*I) Vol. 6, No. 11 November 1957

VANICEK, Vaclav, ins.
- I
Examination of the production technolcgy in open hearth furnaces
with regard to the lowest sulfur content in steel. Rut listy 18
no.10008-711 0 163.
1. Nova hut Klementa Gottwalda, Ostrava-Kuncice.

V
VANICEK, Vaclav, inz.
Compound teeming of rimming steel in molds. Hut listy 19
no. 4: 235-239 AP 164. ~
1. Nova hut Klementa Gottwalda, Ostrava-Kuncicas

VANIGEK, Vac~lavp
Effect of the -~iahn6lvgical parameters of b1doming mills and steal
mills on the quality of low-carbon pipes. Rut listy 19 no.8s574-577
Ag 164*
1. Nova hut Klementa Gottwaldas Ostrava-Kui~cicvo

L 3754-66 EVP(t)/EWP(b) JE)
ACGESSION 14R: AP5OZ7815
M/0057/65/000/00-1/0012i~g
AUTHOR: Vanicek, Vaclav (Engineer)
TITIZ.- Influence of important tectinologica-I factors upon the location of the
subsurface bubbles in nonstilled stEcls
5MRCE: ffutnik, no. 1, 1,965, 12 - 18
MPIG TAGS: steel, aluminum, metal melting, slag
~-ABSTRACT: - The most important factor influencing location of tho
bubbles Is the oxygon content, 28 typical cases of bubblo foinia-
tion are discussed, and their photographo shoun, Contont of G
and 141n in the metal, and of FoO in tho slag are ovaluatod. 3U11-
ing with aluminum Is disuu38044
I Orig. art has.- 28 figures.
ASSOCIATION: N1100 Ostrava
SUR-11TTIM: 00 ENC L: 00
NO REr SOV: 000 OTHER: 000
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ACC NRj P6010888 SOURCE CODE: CZ/0034/65/ 8 0552 0558.
AUTHOR: Vanicek, Vaclav,(Engineer)
ORG:- U=ert-Gott,wald Nova Hut Iron Works, Ostrava-Kanoice (Nova hut Klementa
Gottwalda)
TITLE: Effect of sulfur content, decarburizing rate,, and FeO content in the slag on
the surface quality of killed carbon steel tubes
,SOURCE: Hutnicke listy, no. 8, 1965, 552-558
TOPIC TAGS: slag, sulfur, iron oxide, metal tube, carbon steel, metallurgic furnaces
metal rolling, metal surface
ABSTRACT: The oontent of
,sulfur has a great influence upon the surf ace quality of the tubes.
In the author's works the m&,,hod of operation is such that
only when the content of S falls below 0.023% does the quality of
the surface improve; with a further decrease in this oontunt, the
quality increases as an exponential function. H3weverj the lowest
level obtained at the wDrks up to now is 0.018%. This is due to
the quality of the raw materials used at the works. To lower this
content it would at least be necessary to remove the 3 from the
fuel oil. Although tae lowering of the S content would decrease
the plant capacity, it would improve the operation in the rolling
mills. The fumaces In the works that could be used for operating
at lower S levels are discus8ed. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 7 tables. [JFR51
SUB CODE: 11, 13 / SUBM DATE: none
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RASM'.OVA, KNESSLOVA, V.
Pharmeology of streptolysin 00," 7arm.i tokg. 22 no.6.1526-527
N-D 159. (MIRA 1315)
1. lafedra farmakologii pediatricheakogo fakullteta Universiteta
imeni rarla i farmakologichookaya laboratoriya Khimichaskogo
instituta Ghekboalovatskoy akademii nauk, Praga.
(HIMOLYSIS AND HAMOLTSINS)
(BRAIN)

VANMEV A.P. i KNOW~l G.F.
Ito h I'll
boshchennyye rasliclitAnyye fonaily gazovogo anali?,a.,"
N
iz'd. &1T, 1946

vi, IG Ii sv A.P.
-chelliya v
"Teriwdinarr,icheskiy ra~.W)L C.Oruniya i istc
temperatur," izd. E*,-!.T.* 3-947

GMICH, A.M., SHAULOV, Tu.Kh; V4 ~C- P., professor, radaktor;
YASTRXBOV, V.V.. redaktor; ,~'T.A., takhnicheekly redaktor.
[Thermodynamic investigations b7 the method of explosion and com-
putation of combustion processes] Ternodinamicheekle lssledovanli&
metodom varyw i rashchaty protsessov gorsaiia. (Koskva] Izd-vo
Hoskovskogo univ. 1955. 162 P- (MIJU 8:11)
(Combustion) (Nxplosions)

KRUSMNSKIY, L.Y., doktor biologichookikh nauk; HRRUMIYAVA, Te.K., kandidat
seltzkokhozyayotvennykh nauk; 1ZHAILIVICH, I.Te., imndidat vaterinar-
nykb nauk; IVINSKIY, S.A., vaterinarnyy vrach; INIZOV, N.M., veteri-
aamyy vrach; STOGOV, K.S.. veterinarnyy vrach; YANIAMI, X.I'.,Yeteri-
narW vrach; KAMM, A.P.. vaterinarn" vrach~, ORLOV, A.P., vnteri-
harny.v vrach; RTIOV, V.V., taterinarnyy vrach; SAKHAROV, N.A., vateri-
narnyy vrach; DIKARIV, P.I., redaktor; KUSBTAKDVA,L., takhnichaskiy
redaktor
(The working dog; manual for training specialists in raising work
dogs] Sluzhabnata sobake; rukoyodetvo po podcotovke spetialistov
aluzhabnogo sobakovodstva. Koskva, Goo. izd-vo selkhoz. lit-ry,
1952. 616 p. (HIBA 10-1)
(Dogs-Training)

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f.
VANkHEVA, G.V.; BABICHEVA, M.I.; KULKWN, E.V.; SHIVRIN, O.N.
i - Dependence of microhardness on loading, Fiz. met. i metalloved. 17 no.2:
234-236 F '64. (MIRA l7s2)
1. Petrozavodskiy gosudarstvenny universitet.
I

AUTHORS: Shchukarev, S.A., Oranskaya, N.A. , SOVI 73-3-7-2/44
Tolmachava, T.A., Vanicheva, L.L.
TITLE: The Thermal Dissociation of Gold Bromide (Tcrmicheakaya
dissotsiatsiya brcmiclov zolota)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khiudi, 1958# Vol* 3, 11r 7, ppo 1478-1482
(USSR)
ABSnWT, In the course of the present work the dissociation of AuBr 3 in
the temperature interval 350-450% Was investigated according to
two static methods: with the isoteniscope and with the isoten-
iscope with glass membranes. Gold bromide is produced by the
action of bromine upon pulverized gold. In connection with this
dissociation it waa found that disintegration develops with the
forming of AuBr and the oxiaationofmonobromide. For the dis-
sociation of AvBr3 it holds that: lg PB -8199 _""52 (36C-4500K)
r2' T
and for the dissociation of AvEr it holds that:
7,39 - 43-2 (360-450'DK). On the strength of the results
19 FBr2 = T
Card 1/2 obtained the enthalpy and enthropy of the formation of AtBr aM

The Thermal. Dissociation of Gold Bromide 78-3- 7-2/44
AdBr3 were calculated for the interval of 350-4500K. The temper-
ature dependence of the energy liberated during the foruation of
gold halides is given. Radiograms of gold, AmDr and AuBr 3 were
taken. DuiAng the dissociation of gold monobromide the lines of
gold and not disintegrated AuBr were detected in the samples.
It was confimed by Debyegrems LeA AuBr is dissociated at low
temperatures. It was shown that at temperatave belo'a 3250K JkUBr
is disproportionated to Auft and Au, and that at room tanpera-
tures it exists only in a ml;table state. There are 2 figures,
5 tables, and 10 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
SUB)LTTTE): June 1, 1957
1. Gold bromide-Decomposition 2. Gold b romide-'.-'~
3. Gold bromide-Prepnration Radiography-r-ApTll:
Card 2/2

VANICIMVIij L.L.; SINITT-IFOGELLVICH, S.P.
..., ~.. - -
Rapid determination of the Insoluble residue. In clay-al-ILOU-na cake.
Ogneupory 29 n0-10:475-477 164. OURA 18:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut ogneuporov.

I TANICHKINt B.A. v insh.) FAYKM4ANq I.A.
Possibi2ity of automatic control of the suapension-separation
process in centrifuges. Kokh. i avtom.proizv. 15 no.3t26-27 Kr 161,
(MIRA 14:3)
(Automatic control) (Centrifuges)

MARSALEK, B.;_VANICKOVA9 A., inz.
"----
Production of sewer clay pipes abroad. Stavivo 41 no.1:2&32
Ja 163.

VANICKOVA, A., inz,
Radiation gas dr7ing of building cerazies. Stayivo 41
no.3ilOg-109 Mr 163.

VANIMOVA, A,,, J-nzo
Development, of
no".-148-149 Ap
the mosaic cera=ic production* Stavivo 41
3-63.

VANICK(YVA. A.. :Lnz.
Expanded porlits producticn. Stavivo 41 no,5:187.-IL88 My 163

VANICKOVA., A,,, iAz.
ultraso c defectoscopy of ceramic producto, Stavivo 41 no.6t
228-229 Je 163,
r

VOICKOVA, A., Inz. ; TIUWIN, J.
Dressing of 3i-lico(m3 earth for pr-.~oaes.
42 no.7t-'-72-273 Jllc',4
f

VAHICKOVA, Alenap inz,
Some information on the production of once-fired tiles
abroad. Sklar a keramik 13 no. 12: 331-332 D f63.
.1. Oborove sdruzeni keramikly, Praha.

Czechoslovakia/Pmalytic'Jal 'Malysis of' Or~anic Substances `-3
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khijniya, NO 3, 1.951, 8615
Author Budesinoky, B. grid Vvnic'..q~.
Inst Not given
T! tle The Application of Coj;ipl_=,m!tfic TI-tration to Fhainaceliticz..l
Analysis. XVIII. Iffie S.~~IactJve Datemination of' ~*,.uinine
Rydrochlovide,
Orig Pub : Ceskoul. Farilac., 1956, Vol 5, 110 5, 2-17-27) (in Czech with
sumnaries in German, Rucjinn, ana English)
Abstract : The determination ol' qiiiailne hydrochloride (I) is basQd on
it3 precipitqtion _from a mix,24 ,.,ccton,~, (II) atil b-,nz:-n-- (111)
solution with -u Vreshl,~ CaC12 L;(.11utJ.0n; Lhe pr.~cipi-
tate is filteve.1, 1issoIvt-.d in wat,~r, ond titrated wish cow-
plexone III (1V). A 10-"P i,,; is tUssolvcd In "I nil II,
J
and 3 'ill III (o,, t~)lueno~) w1A 2 ml 0.05 M1 CuCl in 1I are
added to Zhe sol~ition. 'lliva ~,a-acipitante ~,-hich ?s Pormed is
filterad through an A3 cncible, three timen with a
mixture of' II ~lnd 111 (1:1), wid di3solved in-50 iii) boil-
ing water. 'Die oolut-Um `,, ooled, 6 drups of 25A alluvon-1-a
;md amlnoniwn purpuvato ;jci ILIA the solution titrated
Card 1/2 -55--

Czechoslovahia/Analytical Chemistrj Analysis of Organic Substances r-3
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Kbimiya, Jo 3, 1957, 6615
with 0.01 1.1 IV to a end point. The precipitate
which is famied haz the (cWH25N 0,)).,Cucl, 3
.1 1 1 .2 '- ed I~
COC"13; on hetttizit- to 61'- im~jev LIU: COUlbin .1 G
givon uff tind th.-- p1-,jc1p1Vat,-, mate; ztt 1,)60. The determina-
tion of' I by the abcv2-:Lnr1i(.-n.t2d mLUif.,,1 has bt-an carriel out
in mixtures with cinchcnim~, --pliedrinc, anJ papaverine hydro-
chloridQ) quinidine.sulfate, acetylo-Aicylic., acid, phenace-
tint~, ca.Cfjine, and co 1e *~ nt~ jlosphat,~. When ascorbic acid
is pre8ent, it is vemuve,l Ja tile forw of a precipitate in-
uoluble in II ard Ill. For Communication XTV rce 11~fthim,
195-1--, 1296.
Card 2/2 -56-

Czechoslovakia/Analytical Chemistry - Analysis of Organic SubBtances, G-3
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1957, 1296
Authors Budeeinsky, B.,, and Vanickova, E.
Institutions None
Titles Complexometric Titration in Pharmaceutical Analysis XIV. Yndirect
Determination of Theophylline, Theobromine, quintie, "AnalerSin,
and "Divaekol"
Original
Periodical: Ceskoal. farmac., 1956, 1956, Vol 5,, No 2, 77-80 (published in Czech
with summaries in GermanY English,, and Russian)
Abstract: A method has been developed for the determination of thenbromine M,
theophylline (II), quinine (III), "analergin" (antiepasmine) (IV), and
"divaskol" ("priBkol") (V), based on the precipitation of these sub-
stances with a known amount of-potassium iodobismutbate (VI), filtra-
tion of the precipitate, and back titration of the excess bismuth in
the filtrate with a complex (VII)j 60-120 mg I (or 150-200 mg V, 100-
160 mg III or the sulfate of IV) are dissolved in 10 ml water and
Card 1/3

k~.M
Czechoslovakia/Analytical Chemistry - Analysis of Organic Substances, G-3
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Rhimiya, No 1, 1957, 1298
Abstractt one milliliter concentrated HCl (VIII). Five milliliters ef 0.25 M
VI are added to the solution and the volume adjusted to 25 al with
water. The mixture is shaken and filtered (in the case of I the mix-
ture is allowed to stand for 10 minutes). The first 5 ml of filtrate
are discarded. To 10 ml of the filtrate are added one milliliter of
0-1 N Na2S201 and 5 ml of an acetate buffer (PH 4-5) ard the solution
is titrated with 0.05 M VII until the yellow color disappears. For
the dete=ination of 11, 70-75 mg of the substance are dissolved in
5 ml-vater and one milliliter of VIII; VI is added and the volume ad-
justed to 25 ml with a saturated solution of Na-SO - A blank is run
simultaneously. The described method permits ~ge ketermiration of the
above-indicated substances in mixtures with barbiturates, salicylates,
citrates, phenacetines, and ascorbic acid. For the determination of I
in the presence of salts of intermediate and strong bases, the latter
must first be precipitated with a 0.25 M solution of mercuric potassium
iodide. VI forms constant composition precipitates with I, II, and III
at PH 1.2-1.5, and with IV and V at PH 1.2-2.1. The precipitate has
the following composition:. ILTc i, (BiTi4)4BiI IIJ' H802NAT
7ii8q2N,)H7 -TC7
(Bi34), the hydrate of IIILTC20H~ 214(BiM,)5I3 44ochloride,
Card 2/3

Czechoolovakia/Analytical Chemistry - Analysis of Organic Substances, 0-3
Abst Journalt Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1957, 498
sulfate, VJCIOH N2)H-73(BiT )21. For
Abstract: IvLTci7HiSP3):b,71-L(B:L:14)315 12 4
Commmication XIII see Referat, Zhur - Kbimiya, 1956, 36157.
Card 3/3

VANIOKOVA, Hans, (Ila bojisti 3, Pra'ba 2); YANICEK, Jiri(Ke Karlovu 3, Fraha 2)
The space of holomarphic functions. Cao pro pes mat 86 ne.4:433-438
161.
1. Fakulta strojnibe inzanyretvi Ceskeho vyaokeho uceni tochnickeho,
Prabaftor Vanickova) 2. Matematicko-fynikalni fakulta Karlovy uni-
versity (for Vanicak)
(Spaces, Generalized)

THUM, J.; LISHLA, i,%; GERVIT"TA, ?AI&IKy F. Tecl-ric,:a sio-lummace:
1.1;~ 1; 7
P'", C.
Tho inflimnee Pf lynphatic fistitlae tl:; o
plantation inmunity. Hozhl. chiv.
1. Ustav klimioke a
prof. dr. _7~1.

L 17908-66 E;VP(j )/ETC(m)
ACC 14R: &p6o05�1 -~CUR,CE CODE: C-z,/OC,79/65/(--XJ7/tJ,.~/0-1.60/0161
AUTHOR: Ehr c6h-,~' V.; Metelka. M.; Vanickova, 14.
ORG: Inst:Q4~f UE~ene# Prague; Neurosurgical Department, Medical School'
Charles Un-iversity, Prague
TITLE: Final modification of our method of implanting electrodes for recording
potentials from deep CNS structures (This paper was presented at the Third Vel, -S1--')-
InterdisciDlirvxy Conference on Exnerimental and Clinical Studv of 14i ryher Nnrvouq
held in Marianske Lazne from 19 to 23 October 1964.
SOURCE: Activitas nervosa superior, v. 7, no. 2, 1965, 16o-161
TOPIC TAGS: central nervuus system, electrophysiology, electrode
ABSTRACT: The field of operation gan be Covered
up and heal d,, et-
,and thqF6by infection is eliminated. Silver j re insulatedb4ith
Teflon',Pis fixed to the hole in the skull W, th Duraoryl; close
10--Wd skull the wire is bare and is bent caudally and fastened-
with a silver wire to the crieta. Leads are fixed tc)-the crista
and outside of the body are contained in a PVC tube&~- The PVC
tube is eontained in a silicon tube Whioh is inert"to the tissue.
Ci FR-S7
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: none
1/1

CWIZI V. Technical assistance: HRABETOVAjJ.j,Y4;1GKOVA,1V..
The effect of adrenaline on the relationship between oxygen
need and supply in the myocardium. Cor. vasa 6 -.no.2%1/,2-146
164-
1. Institute for Cardiovascular Research, Prague.
4(--

VANICKOVA,. Vera; MODELIKOVA, MUeaa; IANGHOVA, Marketa
Foreign standards, flormalizace n no.2:62-72 F 163.

VANICKIDU, Vera; MANDELIKOVA, Hilena; LAIlGaOVA., Harketa
Foreign standards, Norma-lizace 11 no.6::L93-~2a4 ja 116~.

VANICKOVAp Vera;,LAITGROVA, Marketa; CEJNAROVA., Adap inz.;
MMELIKOVA, Milena
Foreign standards. Normalizace 11 no.7-.232-236 il 163,

4ANICKOVA, Vera; MANDUIKOVA, Milena; LANGROVA, Marketa;
~-OWAROW, Ada, inz.
Foreign standards. Normalizace 11 no.8:258-264 Ag 163,
t

VANICKOVA Vera; MAETELIKOVA, Mena; UNGIRCIVIk, I'larketa; CEEJMP,011-~, ~dtjp Lnz.
t- -,
Foreign standards. Normalizace U no.10:333-330, 0 '63.

VAVICKOVA, Vera; WNDELIKOVA, Milena; LUIGROVA, Marketa; CEJNAROVA,
--- ''Ada,"hiz.
Foreign standards* Formalizace 11 no,llt361-376 N'63

Y~!!IPKOVA, Vera; MAMELIKOVA, Milena; LANGROVA, Marketa; CEJNAROVA, Ada, inz.
Foreign standaids. Normalizace 12 no.100-32 Ja#64.

W~PPVA.). Vera; I*L~no; LICIGPOVA, Vmarketa; CEJNAROITA, Ada, Inz.
.. 4-11
Foreign 1.2 rjo.2s 5140 Flul~

VAN ICNjP,.wggM;,MNDELI KOVA , 14ilena; LAyjcjROVA, Varketa;
10, CEJNAROVA, Ada, inz.
Foreign standards received by the office of Standardization
t and September 963. Normalizace
and Measurement in Augun
32 no. 4: 102-120 Ap 164.

1, !"XiiO, . -
VANICKOVA) Alara; KTIona; L-i "'. , f, 4 . i lll;'~! i LO "' f ,::!."
-, .
Fore!gn stardar-4s. -12 0 164.
i

- --BROD J.;-FEML -V- BEJL-
I * 4; , Z.; JIMA, J.; BARTORCM. M.; KMANOVA, E.;
a technicou spolupraci CHRPOVE. 7. -, ICRAUSOVE, B. -, VAITICKOVE. 14.
Average arterial pressure and the magnitude of preosure am-litudo
and -pulse rate. Cas.lek.cesk. no-13:389-394 16o.
(BLOOD PIMSSUEM)
(PULSE)

FENCL, VladW.r; GANZ, Vilem; CORT, Josef H.; JIRKA, Jiri; technicka
spoluprace HORACKOVE, D.; HRABETLOVE, j.)- KOTRBATE, M.; VANICKOVE, V.
Modification of the renal fraction of thP- MinUte 701U=_1 in h----morrhagic
hypotension in the dog. Gas. lek. cesk. 101 no.34:1025-1027 24 Ag 162.
1. Ustav pro choroby obehu krevniho v Fraze, reditel, doe. dr. J. Brod,
DrSe.
(BLOOD VOLUME) (KIDNEYS) (HYPOTENSION)
(MAORRHAGE)

IIANICKY J. POZNAMKY klinicke a epidemiologicke Lyssa v 6krese dobrusakem a
novomedtskem Lyssa (rabies) in the district Dlobruska and Nove Mesto In Bohemia Prakticky
Lekar, Prague .,Czechoslovakia) 1947, 27/5 (101-105)
An account is given of three cases of rabies in men which were histologically confirm-
ed. The ages of the patients were 25, 23 and 13 years. They wereall bitten by dogs
(in the hand,, lip,, foor). The incubation time was in all cases six weeks. One of the
patients was vaccinated by five injections of 'Vaccina antirabica sec. Hempt SZU1.
The course of one case w" typical; the others pursued the atypical 'mute' form with
gastric prodromata. All patients died after 48 to 72 hours.
Kolda-Prague (See. VI)
Sot Medical Microbiology and Higiene, Section IV, Vol. 1., #1-6

VAII-TCKY; TRAMIK, Jun.
Lacquering bentwood chairs in an electrostatic field.
Drevo 18 nc, 10:389 0 163.
1. 'VY*Boka skola lesnicka a drevarska.

BERODZEp D.Ye,, kand. khir.,,, nauk; VANIDS, TS.., rad.; KHUTSISHVILI,V.,
tekbn, rod. -A.-
[TSkhaltubo thermal waters and the conditions of their radon
enrichment]TSkhaltubskie terr-allrqe vody i usloviia oboga-
shchoniia ikh radonom. Tbilisi, Gos.izd-vo "Sabehota Sakartvello,"
1962. 89 p. (HIM 15,12)
(TSkhaltubo.-Springs) (Radon)

CHIRAKADZE, G.P.; ; VANIDZE, TS.,, red.
(History of leprosy in Georgia] K voprosu istorii lepry
v Gruzii. Tbilisi, Sabchota. Sakartvelo, 1964. 94 P.
(MIRA 18 -.4)

SARALIDZEy G.N.; VANIDZE) TS.p red.
[Dynamics of the changes in serum proteins in tlqro-
toxicosis] Dinamika izmenenii belkov eyvorotki krovi.
pri tireotoksikoze. Tbilisis Sabohota Sakartvelos 1964.
1U7 p. (MIRA l7tl2)

MAMAMTAVHISHVILI, D.G.; NAKASIJIDZE, D.K.; VAHDZE, TS., red.
(Osteoblastoclastoma; giant cell 'bone tumor] Osteo-
blastoklastoma; gigantokletochnaia opukholl kosti.
Tbilisi) Sabchota Sakarwelo, 1964. 134 P.
(MIRA 18t4)

AIEKSIDIZE, T.A.y iota:-; W~111,`-"-' -- -t:-i.
(30IL-e ~T; "-"r- - ,, t 4 J!,. r, f4
E-111-al Vl'+f;,."-'Y vi 11'. - r '. ~~ I L --: C, g r) ri,:s v - -
1 (11 1961 ~ iM) P.
14 enil.a. -1, b 1- 1 i o I ~i,,!, i :~ t!i .~ ~i~ k a n ., c Ij
(In : 1, '. .1 ,, : -_i I )

SUSHKOV, K.L.;-,.V'INIFATOV, D.N.
The plan's instructions on designine the Alma-Ata Botanical Garden
of the Academy of Sciences of the Uzakh S,S,R. Trudy Alma-At.bot.
sad& 3:3-17 1566 (MLRA 10:3)
(Alma-Ata-Botanical gardens)

D. I!.
Vanifatov, D. 11. "The variety of forest trees of decorative
Vabie underthe conditions of Oblast." Kin Hi-liler
Educ-ation US311. K:,azakh State ~ggricultural Inst. ;air~a-AV,
Botanical Garden, .'~c~ad Sci Kazakh 53R.
(Dissertation for the De.lree~ -)f C-undid--te in Agric-d-Itur.Al
Science)
So: Knizhnaya letopis', No. 2'1, lhosco-;. 94-10); IU.

VANIF,
-wazaw ".1
Cleavage and the control of mine pressure.
Ugoll 2.3 no.6:16-22 Je '53.
(MLRA 6:6)
(Minine_ engineering)

VANIFATOVA, N.A.
Promising varieties of gladioluses for ornamental plantations in
Alma-Ata. Trud7 Alma-At.-bot. sada 4:45-75 .'59.. (MIRA 12:12)
(Aim, -Ata-Gladiolus)

MAyBMMA, v.I.; FANINA, L.D.; VANIFATIYEVA, K.P.; NIKITINA, A.M.;
CHUDAKCVA, R.I.
mass coloration of 6apron. Xhim.volok. no.5:52-55 162.
(MIRA 15: 11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut
iakuestvennogo volokna (for Mayborodao Paninap Vanifatlyeva).
2. Klinskiy kombinat iskustAvennogo I sintoticheakogo
volokna (for Mikitina.. Chudakova).
(Dyes and dyeing-Nylon)