SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VIDUYEV, N.G. - VIETE, G.

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VIDUM N.G., doictor tekhnoauk.
Calculating the ace-aracy of structural traversing networks. Geod.i
kart. no.8:28-36 Ag '57. (Traverses (Surveying)) (XIRA 10:10)

V) UYEA/
ATITFOR elenev,.,kiy, -.-!. ~7. V/6-58-7-7/1 9
T ITL7 On the iroblt;.-# c: Pre-7)etermining ",rrors in 'JngineeriniT
!purveys (K voprosu o predvychislenii oshibok stroitellnoy
setki)
~.IIODI`.;;~L: Geodcziya -i kartografiya, 1958, Hr 7, PP. 39-41 (USSR)
An the article "DatcUrmination of the Accuracy of an --'nfr:'Lneer-
ing Lines and Grt;!des 5ystemll, by 11. G. Viduyev, `,octor of
q -
Wi!chnicril cionce.-, waich was pubMFM T"~n ff~-&deziya i karto-
grafiya, 1957, rfr 0, formulae for the predetermination of
the weights and of the errors of point locations in an
engineering lines and grades system and the method of suc-
ces~,ive approximation was 449gested for solving this problem.
Deupite the simplicity of the formulae a great amount of
work must be done when this method is used, an the weights of
all unknowns must be determined, In practical work, however,
onl,r th-L-rror at the weakest point of the lines and Pgrades
0 er
system must be known. For comparison the weights are determined*
at the same example as was used by Viduyev usin,~ the method
of internedinte measurementn. Tt appears that the results
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SOV/6-55-7-7/1)
On the 1'roblem of -Pre-Tietermininl- Zrrors in '"'n--ineering r"urveys
discrepancy can be explained by the fact that the mmethod
fof Viduyev can only be applied to referenced lines and grades
systems and not to free systems, In Geodeziya i kartografiyt~,
1-957, 1Tr 6, a method of determininl- the weights ip leveling
netwoike is advbnced by the author. This method can L'lSO
be used in the computation of the .veights in polygonometric
or theodolite networka. F ornlila (2) is recommended fol- t-e
pre-determination of the errors in polygonometric net-rorks,
&fter the weakest point of the system has been computel.
There are 2 figures, 2 tables, an-1 3 references, w1hich
are Soviet.
1. XappUg 2, Geoptlystp4, s=vey1ug-_Zrrors 3. Theodolites-
Perform=4 4. Thec4olit4--Cvaibration
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AUTHOR: bcCtol- :)f SOV/1:)4-513-5-2/18
echnical Sciences
TITLE; Present State and Tasks of Scientific Research in the Field
of Geodetic Engineering (Sovremennoye aostoyaniye i zaa-chi
nauchnykh issledovaniy v oblasti inzhenernoy geodezii)
PERIODICAL: Izve3tiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Geodeziya i aero-
fotos"ye.-n1ca, 1958, 11r 5, PP 19 - 32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Geodesy is subdivided into five distinctly separate
branclics: astronomical geodesy, cartographical geodesy,
aerial E;eodeny, geodetic and photogrammetric apparatus
building and applied geodesy. Considerable success was
achieved in each branch. The important research work in
the field of higher geodesy, of astronomical geodesy and
geodetic gravimetry are all closely connected with the
establishment of the princit)al foundations of geodesy. 1A.'he
reference ellipsoid by Kxasovskiy and the new geodetic
data are results which COUid only be achieved by a close
collaboration of science and practice. The necessity of
Card 1/ 6 accurate evaluation of complicated triangulation, pol2r-

Present State and Tas~.n of Scientific Rosearch in the Field BOV/154-50-5-2/18
of Geodetic Eneincering
gonometric and leveling nets led to a further development
of the mathematical aspect of geodesy. The branch of
a0tronomical geodesy develops mainly along the lines
traced by the problems in national economy. As an example
the autlior quoten the napping of the territory of the USSR,
where initially :3. scale of 1:100000 was used to be later
abandoned for a scale of 1:25000- In rl.~cent times the
scales of 1:5000 and 1:2000 have 6,dined an ever-inoreasing
importance. The author then diucusnes the proble:-,is arising
in connection with this change of scales, in particular
with respect to astronomical geodesy. The author also dwells
on aspects of practical use of cartographic geodesy. This
branch covers the entire coi,,iplex of questions raised in
present-day geodesyg topography and cartography. The author
underlines the fact thUt great changes have occurred in
the last 30 years as concerns the methods used In geodesy.
The author also deals with the significance of the changing
requirements placed upon topographical and cartographical
work, Many problems could be solved due to the development
Card 216 of aerial geodesy. The importance of the Laboratoryfor

Present State Tas;%.-a of Jci,2:,tific Po.-3(!jrcjj ij-~ the SOV/154-58-5-2/18
Field of Geodetic Engineering
Aerial Geodetic Methodo AS USSR which is supervised by
11. G. Kell', Corresponding Uember, Academy of Sciencen, USSR,
is emphasized. Large-scale aerial photography can only
be carried out by utilizing new photogrammetric equipment.
The latest achieveionto in elctronics are also expected
to lead to fundamental changes in geodetic apparatus building.
The differentiation of geodetic science is considered to be
the restult of the dovelopod utilization of scientific data.
Dwellin6 3n the development and the differentiation in the
field of geoclesy the C-Luthor emphasizes the fact that only
after the October Revolution the importance of applied
geodesy in connection with industrializLLtion and water power
developments has grown to an ever-increasing extent due
to the rapid development of natural sciences in the USSR.
The specific conditions of Zeodesy in mining, and in canal
construction for water transportation led to a further
dcvzlopnent of mine geodesy and hydrography. Geodetic
engineering advanced along much more complicated lines
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Prenent State rind of Sci.-nitific Renetirch in the SOV/154-50-5-2/18
Fiold of Geodetic
the rapid expansion of geodetic engiDeering in the USSR
was therealization of multifarioun nnd larvae constritetion
project3. Furthori-,iore, the otuthor drells on special
problems of organization and performance of geodetic work
an well as on methods of geodetic measurements. Tile author
also pointr to the fact that hitherto no uniform method
of topoeraphic work has come into use. One Of the Closest
tasks is a thorouf-h study of gootopography (in particular
by means of aerial photo.-raphs) primarily on scales of
1:5000 to 1:5`)0- A.- the various branches of geodesy are
Often C101301Y interlinked it pi-oves to bc., very difficult
to draw an exact line between geodetic engineering and
other brariches of geoiesy. As an example the author mentions
t!ie outntanding scientific works of Professor A. I. Durnev
and rrofessor K. L. Provorov. The author places special
emphasis on the consideration of the problem, arising
among numerous others, of the furtha~ development of
scale work to be used in the topo6-raphic maps of technical
Card 4/6 plants during the projectin& rta_pc. The author then
discusses the .7ide range of application of aerial photo-

r-reseot ~itcto arid rj~ 3ci -c In SOV/1-A-58-5-2/18
Field of Geodetic Engineering
graphy in topography. The use of microwave range meters
will'have a paramount importance in the near future. As
rep
,ards the development of planning geodesy the author
quotes the valuable work carried out by Professor A. F.
Lyuts and Professor A. S. Chebotarev. The relatively novel
field of dynamic geodesy has grt~at prospects of development.
Consiclerable success has already been achieved in this
field, the suggestions by Profesnor A. 1. Durnev and
M. S. Murav'yev being mentioned in particular
development of methods, and of the equipment required
in dynamic geodesy). The USSR is quoted as- being the
only country in the world where the total complex of
geodetic problenc is subjected to systematic study.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya stroitellstva i arkhitektury Ukrainskoy SSR
(Academy of Building and Architecture of the Ukrainskaya
SSR)
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VIDUYEV., Niko Grigorlyevich; HAKITOV, DanJil Ivanovich; GANISHIN,
- '- --' -- R47!V---- - ----
V.N., red.
(Application of surveying to engineering and construction
operations; surveying at building sites] Prilozhenie geode-
zJi v inzhenerno-stroitelinom dele; geodezicbeskie raboty
na stroitellnoi ploshchadke. Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Moskva,
.'rLzd-vo "Nedra," 1964. 398 P. (RIRA 17.7)

.VIDUYEVt N.G.
Measurements of varying accuracy. Geod. I kart. bo.6:35-40
Je 164. (MIP.A 17-.19)

VIDUYEV, IT.G.
Wrecking the accuracy of geodet-ic measurements. Geod. I kArt. no.?ill-23
J1 164. (MIRA l7zl2)

'IDUYE-V',- N. G.
"Scientific problems of the engineer's geodesy."
report submitted for Intl 18)ymp on Geodesy in 6onstruction, Sofia, 24-21j Aug 64.

VIDUYEV, N.G.
Uniformly precise wasaring results. Geod. i kaxt. no.'-,j:2C-2?
0 163. (W RA 16 -. 12)

VIRg a w. ch, doktor tekhn. uk
P, Nikol Grigor-I i na
........ y s , prof.;
GRZHIBOVSKIY, Vladislav Favlovich, dots. Prinyal ucha-
stiye SERDYUKOV, V.M.,, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; MASLOV,
A.V., red.
[Geodesic projecting of vertical leveling] Geodezicheskoe
proektirovanie vertikallnoi planirovki. Moskva., Izd-vo
"Nedra," 1964. 250 P. WIRA 17:5)

KOSIKOVJ, Boris Ivanovich; PAVLOV, KuzIma Petrovich; GANISHIN, V.N.,
prof., retsenzent; VIDUYEV, N.G., prof., retsenzent;
KURDCHKIN, A.A., kand. te'khn. na*,, red.; SHURYGINA, A.I.,
red.izd-va; FOMANOVA, V.V., tekhn. red.
[Manual for the realization of plans and building of towns
and settlements] Rukovodstvo po perenosu proektov plani-
rovki i zastroiki gorodov i poselkov v natury. 2 izd., ispr.
i dop. Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1963. 261 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(City planning)

AT" ANEROV, T.F.; VIMTSV, N.G., redaktor; HMVICH. I., takhnicheekly
redaktor
(Leveling] Nivallmys raboty. Iriev, Goa. izd-vo takhn. lit-ry
USSR, 1952. 110-p. [Kicrofilml (MLRA 7:10)
(Leveling)

Nikoley G o: 'Yevich; RAKITOV, Daniil Iyanovich; KIYAIIICHR.'KON.,
'~IDUYE ri r
re KOVA. Ye., tekhn. red.
(Special leveling operations; leveling of rivers, canals, and
reservoiral Spe-tsialInye nivelirnye raboty; nivelirovanie rek, kanalav
i vodokhranilishch. Izd,2., ispr.i dop. Kiev, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po
stroit. i ark-hit.USSR, 1961. 308 P. (MRA 14 '. 12)
(Ieveling)

JIDUM, N.G., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk
Computing the scale of a topographical sarver. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; geod. i aerof. w.5:9-12 160. (MTRI 131.b,12)
1. Ki7evskiy Inzhenerno-stroitel'nY7 Institut-
(Yap scales) (Topographical surveying)

PUM I BOOK EaMOITATION SOV/4848
Viduyev, Nikolay Gri(prlyevich, Vladislav Pavlovich Grzhibovskiyp and Danill
gWV1-'&.'*'A.*"'-
Radiolokatsiya v inzhenernykh izynkaniyakh (Radar In Engineering Exploratiora)
Kiyev, Goostroyirdist, Gosudsretvannoye, izdatelletvo literatury po stroitell-
stvu I arkhitekture USSH,, 1960. 93 P. Errata slip inserte(L 1,500 copies
printed.
Ed.: K. Komendant; Tech. Ed.: S. Ipatlyeva.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for technical personnel concerned with en-
tgineering explorationE and geodetic and topographic surveys.
COVERAGE: The authors discuss the problems of applving electronics in geodetic
measurements. Special attention is paid to the pulse and phase methods of
radiogeodetic measurements. No personalities are mentioned. There are 59
references, all Soviet.
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VIDUYEV, N.G.
Determining the final surface in grading. Sbor. at. po good. no.11:77-
70 160. (MIU 13:8)
(Surveying) (Ikrthvork)

VIDUYEV,_N~I~pj qTigorj.VQyIqh; RAXITOV, Daniil Ivanovich; GRZHIBOVSICIY,
Vladislav Pavlovich; EMNSLIS, Voevolod Androyevich; PODMO,
Vladimir Viktorovich: KULICHIT-IWATA, 0., red.; LTAMM, Too
tekhn.red.
(Fundamentals of geodetic layout operational Onnovy goodazichaskikh
razbivochnykh rabot. Izd.2.. ispr. i dop. Kiev, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry
po stroit. i ark1xit. U.S.S.R., 1960. 469 p.
(KIR-A 13:11)
(Surveying) (Building)

V4kUj;~Y,._Nikolay Grigorlyevich; GRZHIBOVSKIY, Vladislav Pavlovich;
PODREZA11, Vladimir Viktorovich; KIYANICHENKO) H.S., red.;
DEREVYANKO, G.S.., tekhn. red.
(Survey work for large-panel construction] Geodezicheskie
raboty pri krupnopanellmom stroitellstve. Kiev,, Gosstroi-
izdat USSR, 1963. 194 P. (MIRA 17:2)

VIDUYNT, Nikolay Grigorlyevich; (m IBOVSKIY. Vladislav Pavlovich;
- -.- - RAKITOV, Danill .Iv'an6vIbh; KOWMAHT, K., red.; IPATIYIVA. S.,
takha.red.
(Using radar In surveying] Radiolokstaiia v inshonernhkh izyska-
nilakh. Kiev, Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. I arkhit.USSR. 1960.
93 P. (MIRA 13:7)
(Surveying) (Radar)

-orlyevich; RAKITOV, Daniil Ivanovich; POMEZZ ,
VIjIUUV',,A~kolay Grig
rATZAMIY, A.A., red.; INOUNTSEVA,
A.I., red.izd-va; ROKAHOVA, Y.T., takhn.red.
(Geodetic operations in construction yards] Geodexichaskis raboty
na stroitallnol ploshchadke. Koakva, Izd-vo good.lit-ry, 1959*
211 p. (MMA 12:10)
(Building sites) (Surveying)

VIDUYEV, V. G. md RAKITOV, D. I.
"The Leveling of Rivers, Canals, and Resernroirs" (Nivelrovanlye rek, Yar.,alov
i vodokhranilishch), Gostekhizdat, Kiev, 1952

aKR2HLTU. Boris Ivanovich, prof., doktor tokhn.nauk;-VIDUTXY# N,G., red.;
SMMYGINA, A.I., red,lzd-va; ROKANOVA, T-V-P takhn.rod.
[Pandamentals of engineering geodesy] Oanovy inzhenernoi
goodezii. Moakva, Izd-vo goodez.lit-ry, 1960. 147 P.
(MIRA 14:2)
(Sarve,ying)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/4925
Vid ev NikolM Grigporlyevich, Daniil Ivanovich Rakitov, Vladislav
Favlovich Grzh1bovskiy-,-Vs-e-Vo1od Anareyevich Krumelis and Vladimir
Viktorovich Podrezan
Oanovy geodezicheskikh razbivochnykh rabot (Principles of Survey Layout
Work) 2nd ed., rev. and enl. Kiyev, Gosstroyizdat UKr-SSR, 1960. 469 P.
3,000 copies printed.
Ed.: 0. Kullchitskaya; Tech. Ed.: V. Lyamkin.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for engineers and technicans working in the
field of civil engineering.
COVERAGE: This book deals with theoretical and practical problems of survey
layout work necessary in the construction of industrial plants and public
buildings, hydrotechnical structures, roadsland bridges. No personalities
are given. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS-
Foreword 3

~1~ prof.p doktor tokbn,nauki RAKITOV,
DanAl Ivanovicbj FMRn"., Vladimir Viktorovich; 140IMEV,
Vladimir Yulianovicb; AFANASrMp Mikhail AleksandroTich;
LEVCM, G.P., deteentp kand.tekbn.naukq retsenzent; KUZIN9, N.A.j,
in2b.-geodazistp spetared.; KMOMCBENK09 F.Lp red.izd-va;
ROKMOVA, V.V. 9 tekhnred.
(Surveying in bridge construction] Goodazichookis raboty
v moutostroanii, Pod red. N.G.Viduava. Moskvaj Izd-vo geodez,
lit-ry 1961. 237 p. (NnA 14:7)
~Surveying) (Bridge construction)

VIDUKIN, V.I., felldshor (selo Tenlgushevo 1-fordovskoy ASSR)
Thirty years gwirding the nation's health. Felld. i akush. 27 no.3:
56 Mr 162. (MIRA 15:4)
(LAPSHINA, TATIIANA STEPANOVNA)
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MMSO~OV, Yu.A., kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk; TIDYAKINO Tu.A., insherw9r.
Steam turbine blMs vibrations during a partial intake of stelut.
Sudontroanis 23 no.7t28-31 JI 15?. (MM 1028)
(Steam turbines--Vibration)

VIDTAKIN, Tu.A., insh.
Vibration of steam turbine blade assemblies during partial intake
of steam. Sudontr6'enle 23 no-12:24-27 D 157. (MIRA 11:2)
(Steam tiirbines-Vibration)

VIDTAKINI~Oy~~h-r--
Damping ability of steam-turbine blades tied Into blocks by
e--~ bandevs. Energomashinostroanis 4 no.11:12-13 1 058.
(Steam turbines) (MIRA 11:11)

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AUTHORS: Prokoflyev, K.A. and Vidyakin, Yu.A., Candidates of
Technical Sciences ----------
TITLE: Methods of Determining the Damping Characteristics of
,\_D Blade Materials and Blade Designs
I
PERIODICAL: Energomash;Lnostroyeniye, 196o, No-10, PP-13-16
TEXT: This article describes a new experimental method of
determining the decrements of vibrations of specimens clamped at
one end. It indicates possible errors and means of reducing them.
Blading vibration decrement studies are commonly made by tuning-
fork methods or by making measurements of blades suspended on wires.
Methods are required of assessing damping in bundles of blades
allowing for clamping and shrouding. The influence of vibrations
in the baseplate to which the blade is clamped are considered at
some length. The test results plotted in Fig.1 relate to a blade
mounted in this way, the straight line 1 corresponding to correct
results and the curve 2 to the influence of base plate resonarce.
It is accordingly important to study the vibration properties of
the baseplate and a method of determining the natural frequencies
in three perpendicular directions is explained. Very often it is
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Materials and Blade Designs
necessary to know the amplitudes of the different natural
frequencie s of the base plate and this may be done by studying the
stress at the root of a vibrating blade. Eq.(5) is derived for
the stress amplitude at the blade root and from this, the
amplitude of various oscillations in the block can be calculated:
a %4*~T VEX . 2 IT f a (5)
where V'3- %/IF/w2 for specimens of rectangular cross-section,
f oscillation frequency of the specimen
I moment of inertia of the cross-sectio~,%MP47-
F cross-section of the specimen, cm2,
w resistance moment of the specimen cross section, cm3,
a amplitude of the oscillation at the free end of
the specimen, cm.
A typical vibration characteristic curve of a baseplate in the
frequency range of 50 to 500 c/s is plotte&.in Fig.2 and it will be
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Materials and Blade Designs
seen that there are numerous peaks. Such peaks will. of courE.e,
greatly influence measurements of damping properties of blading but
difficulties may be avoided by appropriate sample design to avoid
the blade natural frequencies corresponding to the peaks in the
characteristics of the baseplates. If, however, it is desired to
measure blade vibration characteristics over a range of frequencies
including natural frequencies of the baseplate, it is recommended to
mount two blades on the baseplate and to vibrate them identically
but with a phase displacement of 180*. It has been found that in
this way the influence of the baseplate on damping tests can be
cor-eletely overcome. A schematic diagram of the test equipment
used is shown in Fig-3. Vibration is set up in the blade by an
electro-magnet supplied by an audio-frequency generator.
Vibration amplitudes are measured optically. It is difficult to
use strain gauges on specimens vibrating at high frequencies and a
method of measuring instead the strains set up in the baseplate is
explained. It is considered that this is an accurate and
convenient method. Other authors using conventional methods have
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Methods of Determining the Damping Characteristics of Blade
Materials and Blade Designs
concluded that for the higher modes of vibration, the logarithmic
decrement corresponding to a given maximum stress in the specimen
is much less than at lower vibration modes. Tests were made of
the damping properties of samples of carbon and 13% chromium steel
for the first three modes of vibration. The samples were 315 mm
long, with a cross-section of 4 x 30 mm and it was arranged that
the blade natural frequencies did not coincide with those of the
baseplates. The test results are plotted in Fig.4 and 5 in which
the logarithmic decrements are related to the stress in the outer
layers of the specimen roots. It will be seen that there is no
tendency for the logarithmic decrement to decrease for the higher
modes of the vibration. The method developed is recommended for
tests on the damping properties of materials and designs. The
influence of the baseplate can be accurately assessed so that
errors in the tests are avoided. There are 5 figures and
2 Soviet references.
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PROXOFIYI;V, X.A.,kand.tekha.nauk-, VIWAKIS Yu A. kandltakhn.nauk
Daupine device for turbine blade vibrationo. Sudostroenie 26
no.10:31-32 0160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Marine turbines-Vibration)

PROKOFIYEV, K.A., kand, tekhn. nauk,- VIDYAKIN',.ji~,A.,, kand. tekhn. nauk
Determination of structural dimensions of a flexible coupling
for damping tangential vilrations of blades, Energomashinostroenie
9 no,7:11+-16 J1 163, (KM 16:7)
(Blades-Vibration) (Damping (Mechanics))

L 70442-66 -- EWT-(
ACC NRi AP6olOlO5 SOURCE CODE:
UR/0190/66/008/003/0390/C
AU711OR: Vidyaykina, L. Okladnov, N. A.; Shtarkman, B. P. Z
ORG: Scientific ResearchInstitute of Chloroorganic Products and Acrylates (riauchno-I
issledovatel skiy instit rorganichesk!RE produktov i aKri.Latov)
TITLE: Formation of supritmoleculai~ structures in the process -of milling of poly-
(vinyl chloride)
SOURCE: Vysokomolekulyan-.iyye soyedineniya, v. 8, no. 3, 1966, 390-394
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl eMoride, morphological form, globule, fibril, milling,
supramolecular structure
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of the formation of supramoleculw structures
.ide
(morphological forms) on mLilling of suspen sion-polymeri zed RoIX(vinyl chloz )
(PVC). It was found that the initial PIC has a "macroglobular" structure. The
m,acroglobules (,%,I V) consist of [aggregated] "microglobules" (s0.1 p). Killing
first causes disaggregation of macroglobulea into microglobules, and then, formation
of fibrillar structures. The degree of development of the fibrillar structures
depends on the milling method. Fibrils of the highest perfection were obtained in
unidirectionally milled films. The fibrils formed are anisotropic as indicated
by x-ray patterns. 'Orig. art. has: 15 figures. [BO]
SUB CODE.(,)07, ll/ SUBM DATE: 22Feb65/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH REF: 001/ ATD PRESS:
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VIDTAXIM, Te.K.. kandidat podagogichaskikh nauk.
--
Kethod of attulying vegetative hybridization of plants. BiOLT
shko'le no.2:42-47 Mr-Ap 157. (MIaA 10:5)
I.Smiclenskly pedarogichaskly institut.
(Hybridization, Vegetable-Study and teaching)

VSEMATSOT, B.V., prof.1 _VIDYAKVU._Ya.H.. kand.-pedagog.nauk;
EMCNETSKIY, N.G.; SUSLOV, V.V.; KRDVXDBV, L.A., uchitel';
CHADOVA, K.A.; ROZINA, T.A.
Discuesing the curriculum of biology. Biol.v shkole no.6:
22-27 N-D '59. (HIRL 13:3)
1. Moskovskiv. gorodskoy pedagogicheski7 institut (for
Vaeovyatskiy). 2. Mariyakiy pedagogicheskiy institut (for
Vidyakina). 3- Srednyaya sbkola go 7 Kaliningrada Mookov-
skoy oblasti (for Kremenetskiy. Su;14 4. Srednyaya shkola
s.Ivanovka Lyukaemburgskogo rayona Orenburgskoy oblastj (for
Madvedev). 5. Kaluzhakiy oblastnoy institut usovershenstvovani-
7a, uchiteley (for Cbadova). 6. Kaluzhokiy podagogicheskly
institut (for Rozina).
(Biology--Study and teaching)

VIPrAM, Te.M., kand.ped.nauk
I*fI"IS~'.'-I-
in studying Michurin's theories in grade 9. Biol. v
shkole U095:39-45 5-0 158,, (MIRA 11:11)
1, Mariyekly podagogicheakiy institut.
(Plant breeding-Study and teaching)

VIDYAPDiAg Rs, inzh.-tekhnolog
New method of drying products. Obshchestv,pit, no.11.20 I- 16~.
(:aTtA ~4.--)
(Food-Drying)

VIDYAPINA. R., inzh.-tekhnolog
Quality control of panty and cake. Obshchestv.pit. no 12:15 D 160.
i HM 13: V )
1. Treat restoranov I kafe, Leningrad.
(Pastry)

VIDTAPINA R. insh.-tekhnolog
Butter for creams. Obahchestv.pit. no.1:40 JS 159.
(MIRA 12:1)
1. Laningradski7 treat restoranov i kafe.
(Butter)

99 3 4- 6 t E PF i c t_:'(z P
A UTHOR! Bert, D. NT. : Okl.,Ortov; N. A.: Shl-arkmian, 1:11. 11. : Virl-vayMna. 1- 1.
TITLE: Electron-microscopic st-ady of structures Rrtaing during the polymerization and
.roces.-InE -,f Dol-v7iitivl r1h](-, 7- j 'k - n~ 4, i- 10 )r,.-
TOPIC TAGS: pnlyvinylehlovide, Week pnlyrn S s e s n po yme Ho
erization, it p -m io I - riza n
electron microscopy, polymer structure
ABSTRACT: Structures of poiyvinyl cWorlde formed In the course of block and surpension
polymerization as well as structure-9 arising during its further proces sing were investi-
gated by means if the electrc~n microscope. Block polymerization was carried out in
ampoules provided L--rith a spftcial rievir-P. perTnittiTtg the withdrawal of polymer garnulles
at any stage of the process \Othotif interrupting it Initiation w,~i with the usual pe-r-xide-
type iniiatorr.. It was shown t;lat ir. the course uf free-radical block and suspensio,"
polymGrizatton, supermolectdar structures of a globular type are formed. The processing
of poll-vinyl chloride leads tc, a thorough transformation of the structure: the globtdar
strtxtures are converted intc, fibrillar ones. Ilierefore, the authors conclude that the
main purpose of dhe procesring of polvvinvi chloride and similar Polymers E;hould f,e a
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ACCEiSSION NR: AP5004603
complete and unifor-ir rearrangement of the original globular structure into a fibriUar
syF,ztern. which imparts high phyFitco-nochruiAcal propertics to the material. OriLr. irt.
has: J figures.
AFSOCIAIION: none
SUMMED: O6Sep64
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40>F-df
8067* The Eurnt of Fini"ion of Secondary Uretrams.
(In R%mian. I M. M. Vid~ssskfi, DiAlady Akademli Nauk SSSR,
(H-W M-r- V. 82, Fvlj, 11. 102, p~ M-711k
Aplusymum for dewrinining thi- almne t% ilm ribell. It was I(mnd
that the c(irfikirot of miptillary rlecirint reiii-okmi det-reawd
with dex-ream? in thkAmAo cif a Ag On un Al. EvIlerhownial rr-
msh% air dim-ussed.

VIDYUL,3V, T.P., inzh.
Machine for boring holes and setting poles mounted on the
DT-54 truck. Mekh. i slak. sets. sellkhoz. 17 no-1:39-W 139-
(MIRA 12:1)
I.Stavropollski7 treat "Sellelektrastroy."
(Ilectric lines-]Poles)

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VIDMTADZHAS.ASTRA. Ruz1an.
--as The Fourth World Congregs cf Trnde Unions and its Importance for
Indoneein. Vse=.prof.dvizh.no.q*.-e* S '57. (K12j. 10:q)
(IMItipZle-Trade unions-GoWesses)

VIMIS. V.V., insh.; CMDAK, I.I.. te)&nik
vwwrsvmrWUthKC+Iag the control circuit of the R-11 oscillograph. Blek.
sta. 29 no.8:86-88 Ag 158. (MIRA 11:11)
(Onaillograph)

S/271/63/000/001/OOSI/047
D41~/ "308
AMIOR. Viebira, L.R. Borges
TI7LE: The relation benveen general non-linear and linear
stability
RaCerat ivnyy zhurnal Avtomatika -telemelchanika i
vychLslitel'naya tekhnika, no. 1 19631 33,, abstract-
lA189 (Bull. Acad. polon. sci. Ser. SCI. techn.,
v. 10, no. 2, 1962, 1-7 (French))
A mathematical basis is given for the sufficient
condition of general stability of non-linear systems as proposed
by Gille and Idegrzyn. The concept of a family of 'associated sys-
-tems' is intr6duced. If a given system is described by the system.
of differential equations:
Xi f i (Xl XnY
or f
x
xn fn (XI.,0069 Xn)
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S/271/63/000/001/009/1047
:..The relation between ... D413/D308
then a family of associated systcms:is described by the system of
,qu
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ations with the parameter z.-
Ul X11-1 xn; Z19 ... I On)
or X
u(x;z) (2)
%X1,6041 xn; Z11.06t zn).
where *the association condition must be satisfied:
U(Z; Z) f(z).
roof is given of the following criterion of general stability.
p
if -any function-V(x*) for x. that-lie in tbe.region of R (which con-
t i s the origin 0) is a L
ain -yapunov function for the family of assoc3--'
ated systems which corresponds to the points z of a certain other
-region E, also containing, the origin 0, then the given systen (1)
..is atable within the closed region VW a h (h being a positive con-'
stant). This region belongs to region Go, which is the intersection
of R and Z (see figure). A technique based on this criterion is
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GEORGESCU) Paul, ing.; BRATU, Cr., ing.; VIECELLI, Al., ing.
Study on model of a flow measuring installation by means of
the overflow method. 111drotehnica 6 no. 71221-228 Jl 161.

VIECMLI, A.
Use of belt conveyers in operating collecting canals. p. 94.
HIDROTEHNICA. (Asociatia Stiinifica a Inginerilor si Tehniclenilor din
Romina) Bucurestil Rmania, vol. 4, no. 3, Mar. 1959-
Sept.
Monthly list of Ea# European Ac~.-essiona (FEAT) LC lol. 8, no. 9, A959-
Uncl.

KWSKA, V.; VIEUEWNNOVA, D.; JEZKCVA, D.
Asthmatoid conditions appearing during pertussis and Post-pertussis.
Cesk.pediat-15 no.6/7:621-623 jl,6o.
1. Detake infeteni oddeleni, prednosta doc.dr. Vl.Klua)m
Alorgologicke joddeleni KUNZ, prodnosts dr.V. Hajicak.
(WHODPING C(XJGH compl)
(ASTRM in inf & child)

VIEMAVII, losif
Cave pearls in Scarisoara Glacier. Dari seama sed 45:
283-295 157/58 (publ. 162].

VIEHMANN., Ionif
Observations on the morphogengais of mamites. Dari seama
sed 46:505-521 158/59 Lp-abl. 162].

VIHMWTII loolf.
On stalagmite genesis and m hology. Dari seama oed
409407-415 166/61 [PLIbl- 1621

VE M-MIMP Iosif
Note on the ganesis of lardes. Dari seama sed 49 pt.2:271-2;~e
161-162[publ. 1641,
1. Submitted April 20, 19el.

ACC NRs AP6030197 SOURCE CODE: RU/0022/66/011/001/0037/0042~
AUTHOR: VielLmann. Iosif
ORG: Speleology Institute, CluL(Institutul de Speologie)
TITLE: Fluorescein coloring in the study of Carst hydrography. I.
SOURCE: Hidrotehnica, gospodarirea apelor, meteorologist v. 11, no. 1, 1966, 37-42
TOPIC TAGS: hydrography, dye chemical
ABSTRACT: The author analyzes and discusses the fluorescein marking method on the
basis of previously published studies as well as of his own work. The coloring
technique used is described, and the results obtained with regard to the carstic
hydrography of the Padis-Cetatile Ponorului-Valea Galbinei in the Apuseni Mountains
are sunmarized. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 1 table.. [Based on authorts Eng.
abst-3 1JPRS: 35,3261
SUB CODE: 08 SUBM DATE: GCApr65
h r~, UDC: 551-48.018:544-

AGG AR, AM6026878 SOURCE COM RU/0022/66/0n/002100~2-/0-096'-I
AUTHORs Viehmmu,44f
ORO: None
TITIES Fluorescein coloring in the study of carst hydrographys n.
SOURCE: Hidrotaknaca , gospodarirea apelor, mateorologia, Y. 3.1a noo 2p 1966, 92-96
TOPIC TAGSt 'bydrography, surface water, undergrotind water
ABSTRACT: In the second part of his paper. the author discusses some coloring ex-
periments performed in the Rodnei Mountains and the Apuceni Mountains, emphUiZing the
results relating to speed changes in mixed underground and surface courses. Experiment I
relating to the delay of fluorescein MlatiV~ to the speed of water am also reviewed,
and the importance of water marking work from both practical and;Lheoretical tand-
points is emphasized. Orig. &Lrts hast 2 figures and 7 tables* /.JPRss 36,45J
SUB CODE: 13 / SUBM DATEt --Apr65 ORM REF: 007 / OTH REFs 029
SOV REFt 002
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VIRINANN, J.
The protection of natural monuments in the Bohemian-Moravian i(arst. p. 192,
(Ocrotirea Naturil, No. 2, 1956, Ihicureati, fhrania)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (MEAL) Lc. Vol. 6. No. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.
1_91 -
"'.,

VIHMNNI L.
Stalagmitic formations in caves. p. 133.
OCROTIFEA NATURII. (Acadomia Republicii Populare Romine. Comisia pentru
Ocrotirea Monumentelor Naturii) Bucuresti,
No. 19 1955
SOURCE: East Europewi List (EEAL) Library of
Congress, Vol. 6, No. 1, January 1957

VTEIRlj P. E.
25963
Morfologichyeakiye iameneniya v kullturakh stafilokokka i stryeptokikka pod
vliyaniyem penitaillina. Mikrobnol. Zhurnal, T. XI, vyp. 2, 1949, 9. 22-23.
na ukr. yae. - Ryey=We na Rue. yae. - Bibliogr: 6 haev.
SO: Letopiol No. 34

VIEUND, Forenc
The English type circular knitting machine. IMw textil 16 no.7.,
I , 1
321-327 Jl 164- 1
I

RM-WMI/Electricity - Dielectrics G-2
Abs Jour Ref M~,ur - Pizlka, 110 5, 1959, 110 lC86-13
Author Viel V.
Inst Inst. de 1--Irotectari Shcole, Rumania
Title Influence of Electric Field on the Emulsion oA.' retroleum Oil
in Watcn:
Iri(; llub Petrol al. -,aze, 1953, 9, ilo 6, 253-259
Abstract Drops of wi-ter and oil --re considered as ,'ood conductors,
itraersed in a dielr--ctric nediizi. (n the surface of these
drops are concentrated the flux lines of the electric field.
This lcads to the (Icatruction of the film of the crop and
to an outflov of liquid from it. -- Author's resume
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49

VIELROSE, Egon
Some notes on the natural population soTmOnt in Poland in 1938.
Przag]. statvst 9 ro.1:3-9 162.

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00 41
are given] ahowed that Alonilia JMffainial km xvi, p. &23,
00 xvii, p. 441; and above, p. 5011 is not able to penetrate the unwoundeil
lark of apricot gems; infections were aim numerous when the inocu.
Is lum was applied to wounds in the bark cut horizontally than when it was
applW to longitudinal wounds. indicating that the infective capaci- Lis 0
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ties of the fungus are largely "ent on the befaling power of the
so. injured timmes. Wound i6oiiulatioas gave positive results onljr when IT* 0
of is
00 made in I he fiat two weeks of Stay; War ones (20th Stay) consistently 8*9
it yielded negative results. These andings an considered to indicate that 1*0
8. laza is not the primary cause of apoplexy Of Apricot trees, though
the fungus is almost invariably found on d3ring or dead trm which it us*
enters through the numerous necrotic opots in the bark.
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led mdd Munk adusto pmd 6waAm' donki Branbmt a
[Is eftertive protection against blackening of Potato stems arol
tuber rot posmible?I-OrAr. Rost., ig.-2o, 10-11, pp. 28-M, 1 fig.. 1947.
(Russian sumsuary. Received July, (OW.1
Stem-b6cliening (black leg) and tuber rot ceased by several brcteria colIectively
called Bacterium phyfophthomm [strain of Erwiniacarotomm: R.A.M., it. p. 26i]
is one of the most, serious potato diseases in Carchoalovakia, but the control has
so far been coniparntively unsuectwful.
Experiments were carried out in 1941 at Vale8ov to deterininn the effiracy of
removing diseased plants from the fieki (a measure strictly carried out in settl
potato-growing districts). The apparently nonnAl tubers from Parnassia potato
plants carrying severe black leg symptoms were stored anti in the spring all were
(Wnd to be healthy. In Stay, 1942, the tubers were planted in rather moist, rich
soil and only 2*2 phinta from 240 tubers (9-5 per oent.) developed black leg. None
of the harvested tuber% showed even a tram of bacterial rot. Similar results were
obtained at Ilavlft"v Brod,where 0-5 per cent. of the plants developed black leg,
but all tubers were free from rot.
The author considers affected P"I potatoes showing acute infections or external
latent ones to he the main sources for disease development. Therefore only
healthy, unwounded tubers should be selected after harvest, and overwintered in
dry, well ventilated ruorns at 0' to 5* C. Other control measur" include crop
rotation (potatoes should not follow potato. been (11wrolys t4dyarial, C&Mt. or
lupin). destruction of all infected debris, early mguing of diseased plants, and
avoiding cold, wet, unsersted soils for planting.

0 srongagporo" stmpovit~ Brambork [on powdery wab of
I'Otdtot'A. (A-Ar. Rost., 22, 34, pp. I's - 86. 4 figo., lW9. (English stimmary.]
Althotwh powdery K41) of pota",s (Spongwpofa sliuerranea) [C.M.l. amp No.
'14; R.A.M.. 26. p. U18 anti promling at*tract] is of no economic importance in
Clechimlorakia (tile scab lesions bring only Superficial). incidence is important in
regard to the export otgerd pota(A". The severity and distribution of the diwase.
were inveitigated from 1%14 to 1948 inclusive in 50 localities in Bohemia, Moravia,
and Slovilkis. The survey showed that incidenm was highest in cool and moist
azeam at high altitudes, eApecially in wet yeam. Powdery wab was alznos~ absent in
warm lowlands. Of the 30 local variot" t,%ted KvktuJa was the most resistant
early variety, followed by PritnulA. KanfinAl and Kefk. rohlilky. Of the micl-Late
to late varieties the most rraistant were (in decreasing order) Kotnov, Flom,
Parnasis. A)jar, and Figna,

VI"WRCR P&O in deft VMft I JOW hidied Aided
IV-,.
a bwook jA contribution to the study o(the origin of various tbrim
of oommon web of Poiato.)--04r. P.M., 22, 1-2. pp. 2647, 3 AV., 1949.
(Rmian awl English summuies.)
In experiments carried out In 1948 at the State Potato Eqierimat Wati0o,
MOM& HrW, Czechotdovskia, the " * iety Ketk. Erstling JDWW of yoft
highly, susc!ptible to all forins of MAr(Adi=Vw soab(a) (R.A.M., 36, p. MI.
was grown in naturally Infested plots, fertilized with: (1) #table manure (autumn or
spring applications), (2) peat, and (3) forest wil. All materials, but especially the
formt wil reduced deep and pustularwab, total incidences being 701,78,69-84,61-17,
and 38-1 per cent., respectively, compared with 83-74 per cent. for the untreated.
ShAow wab increased A the same time, the respective percentages being 27-36.
39-43, 31-1, 54-51, and 26-42.
The results demonstrate that the vatiou forms of the disease are caused by
oertain opecies or strains of Actimoym specific for each type of symptoms [ibid.,
2% p. 6391 and they are suppressed or stimulated by uMmown substanew present
es ially in the humus sod, The results also showed that attack does not depend
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Mrna) on moderatrly suweptible Wheats.1-Wir. 1"., Xiv. 55, *0
pp. 66-70, I%U. 10orman summary.) ~o 0
A suninuiriml account is given of experiments extending from 19M loo
to 1937, in which each of three Cwho4ovskian awned wheats (Dio- we 0
WckgL No. 2. Seksc% No. 17, and Aursasks No. 121), motlerately susce
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tibia to bunt (Tilk6afortens), was inneulated each year consecutil
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and also with mixtures of spores from collections on other wheat
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varietien. The resti
ts showed a marked decline in pathogenicity of& is*
given hunt collection when cultured on its own host repeotedly; where" $00
bunt collections from other wheat varieties, repeatedly grown on any
of the three varieties mentioned above, showed increased pathogenicity.
both m;ults confirming those of previous work carried out during IIY29
to 1934. The inveeigation is considered to have shown conclusively see
that th-P pathogenicity of bunt populations gmdually decrr*" when Xoe
they era cowtantly propagated on moderately susceptible wheat we a
varieties, and that the latter play an important selective pad in the
development of physiolo& ram of the bunt, two facts which may find
I
useful cpplication in wheat breeding for bunt resistance.
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injurious to cultirafM p&nts in wrotern strul t"tral SlovakiA.j
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(kAr. M&M.. my. W, lip. 6- 10, IWO. (Gernian ounitruary.
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C~rml crops in wwoni awl contrid Movskla suffriott in IM-7 (nmi
much the same runirtl dinenoon and to nn equal extoont an in other T*rts of
Csochorlovskift (roo procoding abmtriet,P). Whont bunt (Tilletiq caries aid
a 41 a 44te
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reach iw far Pouth an usual. Stone rioult t"vqp were exceptionally hn*vi).y
00 att4ekod try Monilin (Sclorrotinla) larn, and M(S) fructigenat V* attack
00 was partteurloarly vevvre on apricots (sove below, -. 536), and observations
00 Indleatod that the condition was an important factor In the death of an
90 a :j exceptionally large number of young &priecto tr-,,en Crt%3 anoploxy, which to
0 0 stotted to be very pr"vnlant In Slovakia. Botrytis clnerei won widompreatl
'WA on riponing grares, the lommen caused by It In many locoltttoo being estla-
atod at an much an 30 p,,r cent. or th" crop (cr. fibov-,, t, . 4q9, anti pro-
R' coding ^bstr4ot).
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l(lornsan millitistary.1
The mutImr states that at% assortment of 17 Anterican skiels-vine
varieties is link of which in given 1. which were planted in 111124 in
ninentod field at Rmtislays (Vocho,41ovakial to replace
Ln=lot of American variation exhilking signs or doWneration.
then macrilled to old age, grow normally until 11M. when they
and-lonly devellilied Whological symptfasna remotablinif In an Intin.
I-illf-11 ftwni Ih~ of the fot-tiler vilie't. Tho ditioam which was
AWWII 10 10 fly KI'Afting 141 two VAIriwitim or the
Eumpmu l'itim iminPirm (Malinger anti Italian Mottling), itirrharme-
torized fly a I neral'ehlorom' i of the foliap, with Imal mosaic-like
Patterns. relfoew mottling, or red pigmentation of certain areas of
toe leaf b Awle, which drr up anti dn)p out. Another symptom in
a snore or lem severe do ormation of Use loavvA, which an crituped
tmtwoen the main veins. Many of the affected Ptockja how very
F 81
loor growtit. Some of the varioties or inclividual vines exhibit all
fie symptatum droaritted in oni and the same plant. Them wan
clear-cut evidence of variotall variatiotim in sumtopliltility to Uto
dism". Ill* experimental Islot Ili strictly quarsivinod. mind impre.
servot) for further mystoulatic studios of the troubic
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GAZY WODA I TFCHMTKA SANITAMA (Stowanzyazenia Nauk,-,wo-Techniczne Inzynierov I
Technikow Sanitamych Orgrzewnictwa i Garownictwa) Warszawa, Poland
Vol.13, no.9, Sept. 1958
Monthly list of East European Accession (EM) LC, Vol.9, no.2, Feb. 1960
Uncl. -

-VIERITA., D,, ing.
Improvement of the equipment andtachnologial process of
the refined spirit discontinuous rectification. Ind alim
veget 13 no.6:182-186 Je 162.
1. Fabrica de spirit, Radauti.

VIERITA.,,._R,,.,.,ing.
A new leaven fermentation method in manufacturing ethyl
alcohol from potatoes@ Ind alim veget 13 no.4:111-115 Ap 162.
1. Fabrica de spirt, Radauti.

BRUCIIAC,D. (B~atialava~,--Swi4k*vaul.--'16);HAIIDZO,I.; PAKMI, J.; VIERIK,J.
Our expertencen with the colorimetric determination of blood
cholinesterase. Cask. gynek. 30 no.1:106-110 Mr165.
1. 11. gyn.-por. kliniks. Lekarske fak-ulty University Karlovy
v Bratislava (pradnostat doc. dr. A. Hudcovic).

MWGHAC,D.;. VIFJUX,J. - SIROTNY,F.
P
New method of arit:Lficial interruption of pregnancy with the
vacuum extractor. Cesk. gynek. 29 no.1:83-86 V64.
1. 11. gyne-por. klin. IAk. fak. UK v Bratislava; prednostat
doe. dr. A. Hudcovic.

BRUGHAC, D.; SKALICKY, E.; VIERIK
Prenatal fetal death in women with late pregnancy toxemias. Cesk.
gynek. 28 no.8t556-560 0 163.
1. 11. gyn.-por klin. Lek. fak. UK v Bratislava., prednosta doc.
dr. A. fludcovic.

HRUBISKO,M.; MERGAIICOVApO.j 13RUCHAC,D.1 VIERIX.,J.
Artificial interruption of pregnancy and immization in the
ADD Iroup system. Cask. gynak. 29 no-IS90-94 F'64-
1. Pak. transf. stanica v Bratislave (prednostat doc.dr.
H. Hrubisko. CSc.) a II. gyn.por.klin. lak.fak. UK v Bratislava
~prednostat doc.dr. A.Hudcovic).
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VIERrTCU, V.
Geolwical Surveyinf-. Pevista Mlinolor (Mining Journal), #11-3611: Nov 55

VIFMU, A.
C. SUMULEANU, Ann. Sci. Univ. Jassy, 19,18, 24, 11, 15-24

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AGIRBICIM, Ion; ICHIMESCU, ArAana; VMMANU,_Ion,
Transmission of thin strata silver under the influence of heat.
CommicaAle AR,13 no,1:23-26 Ja 163.
1. Institutul politebnic, Bucureoti, Laboratorul do fizipa. Cominicare
prezentaiq de G. Atanasiu, membru, corespohdont al Acade4ei R.PR.

CZEECHOSLOVAMA
VIERTL9 J., IVID; PAVLIKI 0., MD; VIERTLOVA, C.9 Promoted
Physi cian
1. Institute of Railway Health (Ustav zeleznicniho
zdravotnietvi), Usti; 2. Railway Infirmery
(Zeleznicni ambulatorium) Louny; 3. Internal
Medicin Depart ent OUITZ tInterni oddeleni OUNZ),
Louny ?for allT
Prague, Prakticky lekar, No 7, 1963, pp 248-250
ISTondor's Disease -- Fewer Indications for the Reason
of the Illness in the Region of the Thorax."

CZZCIIOSLOVAZIA
VIERTL, J., MD; PAVLIK, 0., MD; VIERTLOVA, C., Promoted
Physician
1. Institute of Railway Health (Ustay zeleznicniho
zdravotnictyi), Usti; 2o Railway Infirmery
(Zeleznioni ambulatorium) Louny; 3. Internal
Medicin Depart ent OUNZ linterni oddeleni OUNZ),
Louny ?for a1lT
Prague, Prakticky lekar, No 7, 1963, pp 248-250
"Mondor's Disease - Fewer Indications for the Reason
of the Illness in the Region of the Thorax."

VIER.1j, A.
Some considerations In manufacture of granulated superpho,~Dhate at the U. S.A. S.
PlantE. p. 290.
RE71IS-TA DE CHDIIE. Ruciiresti) Rumania. Vol. 10, no. 5, May 1959.
Sept.
Monthly List of EaEt European Accessions. (EW ), W. Vol. 6, no. q,/1959-
Uncl.

RUIWIA
616-931(R)t576.852.23
I
SARAGEA, Alice, Dr, MAXIMESCU, Paulat Drp MEITERT, Eugenia, Dr#
STUPARU, Ileana# Technician, Y ERU on&, Technician, PETRUS,
Va`er1i-,--7i_chUcian, and BALTEMA-daMmialelffa, Technician, Wdrk
performed at the "Dr I. Cantacuzino" Institute (Institutul "Dr I.
Cantacuzino").
"Incidence and Geographical Distribution of Phage' Types of
Corynebacterium-diphtheriae in the Dynamics of the Epidemic Process
of Diphtheria in the Socialist Republic of Rumania."
Bucharest, Microbiologia, Parazitologia,--Epidemiologia, Vol 11,
No 4, Jul-Aug 66, pp 3051-362. i
Abstract (Authors' English summary modified): The iauthors analyzed
fE-e=o ogical characteristics' of approximately 14,000 strains of
diphtheria bacteria isolated over a period of 10~years. Careful
study of the pathogenetic organiamp in particular through phage
typing, proved useful in fighting epidemic outbreaks. On the basis
of the study, the authors also elaborated a map,'of the geographic
distribution of the lynotypes and their dynamics over the ten-year
period, I
Includes 7 tables, one map and 16 references, all
Rumanian. -- Manuscript submitted 2 April 1966.
1/1

RUMANIA
NESTORESCU, H., Prof. Dr., Member Correspondent of the Academy of the
Socialist Republic of Rumania (Membru corespondent al Academiei RepubLicti
Sociallate Romnis); DONA, C.; CIPLEA, A1.1 CONDROSAN , S.;
URZICEANU, N., Colonel, Medical Corps; and STRATI, I., Litute
nant-Colonal, Medical Corps.
"Experimental Studies on Burn Diseases Part 3 - Enzymologic Studies on
the Acute Phase of Burns (6 to 48 Hours After the Burn)n
Bucharest, Revista Sanitara Militara, Vol 16, Special No., 1965s rp 114-116
Abstract# Lyaosomal enzyme release in skin and kidney seems to be one of
The primary causal factors In the appearance of a variety of tissue lesions
which compose the burn syndrome. The principal enzymes are enumerated and
discussed.

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B/081/62/000/024/024/052
B117/B186
AUTHORS: Xolfnskf, Josef, Viesner, Ivo
TITLE: Method of producing aminoumide resins
P:,:RIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 24 (11), 1962, 875 -876,
abstract 24F457 (Pat. 6SSR 98573, February 15, 1961)
TEXT: Reaction products of polyepoxy resins and polyamines condense with
organic or inorganic dibasic or polybasic acids or their derivatives at
100 - 2500C. The amine number of the obtainable aminoamide resins has to
be 100 - 700. These resins are liquid or semiliquid transparent sub-
stances, easily soluble in the usual solvents. They are used for hard-
ening polyepoxy resins. Varnishes so produced are therually stable, do
not become yellow, and show excellent gloss and adhesion. Example:
300 g butyl eater of epoxidized soy oleic acids (4 8 0 epoxy oxygen) is
heated with 150 g commercial diethylene triamine (i) to 60 - 700C within
30 - 40 min. After calculating the viscosity (800 - 1000 op at 200C),
80 g dimethyl terephthalate is added with stirring. The mixture is then
heated to 160 - 1750C with the methanol being distilled off, then kept
another 30 - 50 min at this temperature until an amino number of 240 -
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S/081/62/000/024/024/052
Uethod of producing B117/BI86
260 is reached. The water and methanol residues are removed in vacuo,
and (I) is distilled at 1600C (15 mm, Hg). The oily product contains
1-5 04 of free (I). The following epoxy components were also used:
1,4-di(epoxy propanoxy)benzene, opoxidized oyclopentadiene, methyl and
butyl esters of epoxidized tall oillic acids, low-molecular epoxy and
silicone epoxy resins. m-phanylene and p-phenylene diamines were also
used as polyamines. The acid components were the followingt phthalic
anhydride, malic anhydride, low-molecular dimethyl(polyethylone)tere-
phthalate, dimethyl ester of phenyl phosphorous acid. A mixture of 110 g
tetra(eijoxy propanoxy)silane, 50 g glycidyl cyanurate, 60 g dimethyl
ester of trichloro-phenyl phosphorous acid, and 95 g dimethoxy diphenyl
silane is caused to react with 240 g ethylene diamine at 550C for 65 -
70 min. The mixture is then heated to 210 - 2200C and kept at this
temperature for 100 - 120 min until an amine number of 180 -'190 is
reached. EAbstracter's note: Complete translation.)
Card 2/2

BUCSAN, Alexandru, ing.; VIESPESCU, Dan, ing.
Tests carried out on a concrete prefabricAtedlbeamp divided and
assembled by compression, for highway bridge superstructures.
Rev transport 11 no. 5:207-217 My 164.
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