SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEFIMOVA, N. S. - YEFIMOVA, Z. A.

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KHP.TET.'.4KAY?i. F.M., pr(-)f.7 YFFFIMOVA, N.S*, dotsent
Vork cA' the Parm Provinc* Society of Fatlounittazists duriwg
1962-63. Arkh. pat, 27 no.SP8849 165,
(MIRA 18:10)
1. Prpda&datell %-rmkogo oblastmogo obshchestva patologoanatomov
(for Vbaletnlwya). 2. gakretart Permakogo oblastnogo obshcbestva
patologoanptomov (for Teflmov).
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USSR/Plant Diseases. Disceses of Cultivated Plants. 0
Abs J'our: Bef Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 2D665.
Author :_~n=
Inst : Alma-Ata Zooveterinary Institute.
Title :The Effect of Mineral Fertilizers on the Suscepti-
bility of Winter Wheats to Hard Dlight.
Orig Pub: Tr. Alm-Atinsk. zoovet. in-ta, 1956, 9, 116-n8.
Abstract: In field experinents when Ferrugineura 29 winter
wheat was spored /zasporeniyem/, and the plants
fertilized in the first-leaf phase with a half
dose of superphosphate mixed with KC1j the re-
sults demonstrated that the incidence of infec-
tibn with %1' 1 etia levis Kuhn on the fertilized
plots was 35.6-40.6%, lower than on plots which
were not fertilized. The work was done in the
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USSR/Plant Diseases'. Diseases of Oaltivatied Plants. 0
Abs jour: Ref Zhur-13iol-, 110 5, 1958, 2M65-
Botanical Garden of Kazakh University.
Ye. D. Yakimorich.
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USSR/Plant-.Diseasas Disedse of Cultivated Plalits A 0-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No i5, 19580 68526
Author : Yefiniova, N.S.
Inst : Alma Ata Zooveterinary Tnotitutc. - C4"~' Vol
Title : Grass Ergot in the Foothill Zone of Trans-Ili Ala-Tau
Orig Pub : Tr. Alma-Atinsk. zoovet. in-ta, 1957, 10, 565-568
Abstract In the foothill zone of Trans-Ili Ala-Tau there is certain
moist years a mass ergot infection of the wild grasses wit-
chgroas and dew grass (in 1951). In 1952, whith was par-
ticularly moist in the upring and summer period, the er-
got infection specad to wny varieties of wheat, barley,
and rye. It is necessary to conduct prophylactic mcasu-
rea carefully, as well a3 ergot control method in order
to prevent the grain economy from suffering severe losses
and to keep the animals which fecd on the grass from
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USSR/Plant:,, Diseases Disease of Cultivated Plant* 0-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., 1-10 15, 1958, 68526
becoming poisoned with the substances from the ergot
sclerotia. G.A. Wynkova
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"Y'M~t4tte cf Zoologicul arw 'itterimary
On, the Pftrtial Infection of M41111t and Gat Fanic).ca vilb
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G Tr. aoo-rkat. In-tit, 1957, 10e 589-572
I A (~,.Ivlng ill tl~a environs of tl.,,- city
of di-,cla-m-d ni.wen of a partial Infacticn of tho
panicloa of millet with J.oog3e arid tho-oc., of'oalv with 0074i
credmmt. The authar axplniLti thin pheix.ivencz by trio
.L.ct that under thi.- InflLience of trie external survo,,i
A Ldin,~s,I
atego (1-ave-IC)ITLA.11"t arx~ in rozmection vith tbif. al-so Vat'., 1;
*x-,Yth of the alfcct.~d plent c--ime into cir.,nflict with the
growth, 6avoloTcmirtt anci requirnments of thts parmite
almpted to a given apecies of a pleat. G,..A. Tj'yE,kov-..

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YEFIMOVA, N,V,
'--M6dalwords in modern English. Uch. zap. RGPI 22:5-25 161.
Adjectival suffixes "-able" and "-idble" in modern English.
Ibid.tIO3-122 (MIRA 17:4)

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25206 Yefimova, N. S. (Grass ergot In the foothill zone of Trans-Ili Ala-Tau.)
Tr. Al"a-Atinsk. Zoovet Inst. 1957(10): 565-568. 1957 -- In 1951 a mass ergot
infection of the wild grasses, witch grass and dew grass occurred. In 1952, wh1dh
was particularly moist in spring and nummer, ergot infection spread to many varieties
of wheat, barley, and rye. Ergot control methods are necessary In order to prevent
the grain economy from suffering severe losses and to keep the animals which feed
on the grass from becoming poisoned with,
,,,A-be substances from the ergot sclerotia.
Transl. from Referat. Zhur. Biol. 68526,~cburtesy OTS-JPRS. Biol. Abs. v 35, no 9,
May 1, 1960.

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Spinal Cord
Peculiarities of automatism of the spinal cord in connection with the disturbance with
I the disturbance of sensitivity. Zhur, nevr. i psikh. 52, No. 8, 1952.

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C, 'Pi 0, 1
BORKOVSKAYA, Yu.A.; YIWIMOVA, O.A.
Diagnostic value of I.IU.Kokhanovskiiis sign. Yop-0 neirokhir. 21
no.6:36 H-D '57- (MIRA 11:2)
1. Kafedra nervnykh bolezney Uzanskogo gosudarstvennogo institute
dlys usovershenstvovaniya vrachey iment V.I.Lenina.
(FRONTAL LOBS. die.
diag. value of Kokhanovskii's palpebral motor sign)
(IMLIDS. in various die. ,
frontal lobe dis.. diag. value of Kokhanov9kii's
palpabral motor sign)

AUTHOR: Yefimova, O.V., Senior Engineer SOV/111-58-3-9/29
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TITLE: Speeding up the Creation and Introduction of Ylulti-Program
Wire Broadcast Systems (Uskorit' sozdaniye i vnedreniye
mnogoprogrammnykh sistem provodnogo veshchaniya)
PERIDOCIAL: Vestnik svyazi, 1958,tL/rI. Nr 39 PP 8 - 9 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author reviews Soviet research concerning the develop-
ment of a multi-program wire broadcast system. The "NII
Ministerstva svyazill (Scientific Research Institute of the
USSR Ministry of Communications) developed a system which
permits the transmission of three programs. The basic pro-
gram is transmitted by high-power sound frequency currents
while the two additional programs are transmitted by low-
level amplitude-modulated H currents. Experimental trans-
missions are to be conducted in Moscow and Kiyev in 1958.
ASSOCIATION: Upravleniye priyemnoy televizionnoy seti, radiofikataii i
vnutrirayonnoy elektrosvyazi Ministerstva svyazi SSSR (Di-
rectorate for the TV Reception Network, Radiofication and
Interdistrict Communication of the USSR Ministry of Com-
munications)
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NYURMERG, V.A.; TEFIMOVA, O.V., otvetetvennyy redaktor; MARTSIMVICH, T.M.,
redaktor; VZnPf tekhnicheekly redaktor.
[Remote measurement control of radio-wire communication lines] Distan-
telonnye izmereniia traktov provodnogo vashchaniia. Moskva, Goa. izd-
vo lit-ry po voprosam eviazi i radio, 1954. 33 p. (Microfilm]
(Radio measurements) (MIRA 7:11)

BORISOV, M.; ZUBKOV, P.; KOSTINA, L.; TXnHOVA, R.; VITCHUX, Boleelav
Builders are introducing nev methods. Stroitell no.12:8-9
D 159. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Predsedatell TSentrallnogo komiteta profsoyuza rabochikh
stroital8stva i promyshlonnosti stroitellnykh materialov,(for
Borisov). 2. Nachallnik,otdola truda i xarabotnoy platy
Ufimskogo trasta NO-3 (for Zubkov). 3. Korrespondont gazaty,
"Znamya stroitelya" (for Yefimova). 4. Brigadir armaturshchikov
na zavode sholezobstonrWkh izdeliy kazanskogo trenta No.23
(for Vitchuk).
(Building)

AUTHORS; Karavchuk, 1.. V., YeAlimova, R. I., SOV/72-513-6-13/17
Marlyash, N. Kh,
TITLE: The Melting of Frosted Glasses in Tank Furnaces (Varka
glushenykh stekol v vannoy pechi)
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PERIODICAL: Steklo i keramikaj '1958,ANr 8, Pp. 39-41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Since 1950 many experiments have been carried out at first in
the crucible furnace and then in the tank furnace. The frostin,3
of glass was achieved by increasing the A1203- and CaO-content.
At present the factory works according to the following prescrip-
tion for frosted glass: 74,70P S102; 0,2% Fe20 ; 8 175% A120i;
2,45PP' Cap; 0,1M/lo YgO; 14% ffa20. The composition of the cha"rge
per loo kg of sand is: 37,7 kg soda, 5,3 kg limestone, 28,6 kg
kaolin, 24,1 kg Na2SiF6. The chemical composition of the raw
materials is mentioned in the table. All materials for the melt-
ing of frosted glass are subjected to preliminary drying, and
then they are sieved and mixed. Frosted Class is molten in a
regenerative continuous furnace (Fig 1). The depth of the fur-
nace is 2,54 m2, the tanks depth 0,3 m, the duration of one
campaign is from 5-6 months. For a separation of the melting
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The blelting of Frosted Glasses in Tank Furnaces SOV/72-58-0-13/17
which are produced of a ceramic body of 40'ifo clay of the
Chasov-Yarskoye deposit and 6o% chamotte. The melting temper-
ature of frosted i-lass is 1370-13600. The level of the Class
body can vary only within the limits + lo mm. As frosted glass
is applied to ordinary transparent glass for the production of
lamp shades it is necessary that its coefficient of expansion
is a little smaller than that of transparent glass. Good quality
frosted glass can be produced at a rate of an output of
650-7oo kg1per m2 of the furnace surface per day. In these
days the factory also started to melt colored frosted glass in
the tank furnace. In the case of this glass (violet-rose
colored) the melting reeime must be maintained even more
strictly than in the case of frosted glass. The composition of
the charge of this glass is: loo kg sand, 37,3 kg soda, 5,3 kg
limestone, 2a,6 klg kaolin, 24,1 kC Na2SiF6, 4 kg Mn02,
There are 2 figures and 1 tab e.i.
ASSOCIATIOTI: Rizhskiy stekollnyy zavod "Kommunar"("Xommunar" Glass Factory,
Riga)
1. Glass--Melting 2. Glass--Production 3. Glass--Materials
4. Furnaces--Performance

YEFIMOVA.S.
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(Gorlovka--Mining engineering--Study and teaching)

110) PH= I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/M5
Baku. Aztrbaydz1'.ansk1,v nouctmo-losledowteltokLy institut nerte-
pererabst~,VA>4shchey pronyahlennosti Imeni V. V. ]Wybytheva.
Sbornik t:-adav, v7p. 2. (Collection of Works, No. 2) Baku.
A-nortsisdat, 1958. 3T3 P. Errata slip Inserted.
copies printed.

Additional Sponsoring Agency: A-zerbsy4zhan. Nintaterstvo neftyanoy
procyahlennosti.

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Candidate or Chem1c.11 Sc!-ncea, V.S. Outy"a, Doctor of' Chtraleal
Scienc '3' A.M. F.1117tv, D'.Ctor of Ch+%leal Sciences, N.M. Indukov,

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recovered from these lr-~des thrcuO petroleum conversion
proce3s.s. The devaterInG, denalting and demulairying of crudes
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rec overy or dipa-I M013 is discussed. Results or catsiytic
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stage calalyti-c cra~klng am analyzed. Attrition and deactlva-
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1. Y:i,FD,',OV At S. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Ovaries - Transplantation
7. Determining factors in adantation and activities of ovaries in homoplasty in rats.
Dokl. AN SSSR 84 No. 2, 1952. Kirgizskiy Gosudarstvennyy Meditsinskiy Institut.
Red, 4 Oct. 1951
9. Monthly List of Russian tecessions, Library of Congress, Septdmber 1952.
UNCLASSIFIED.

WIMOVA, S.A.
Possibility of the restoration of hormone functions of the ovary
of rate after the menopause. Dokl.AN SSSR 94 no.3:581-584 Ja 154.
(MLRA 7:1)
1. Kirgizskiy gosudarstvannyy meditsinskiy institut.
-Pr.adetavlono akademikom A.I.Abrikosovym.
(Ovarieg--Transplantation) (Trans-nlantation--Ovaries)
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GA141D-ZADE, G.A.; YEFIMOVA; S.A.
.
Selecting an opti-- structure of al=Linosilicate catalysts for
cracking the crude of different bydrocarbon composition. Sbor.
trad.Az NII NP no-4:69-80 159. (RDIA 15:5)
1 (Cracking process) (Alwainosilicates)

VEZIROVA, V.R. ; ~XFIMOVA. S. A.
Relationship between .the adsorption capacity of an aluninosilicate
catalyst and the change in the porosity and chemistry of its sur-
face. Azerb. neft. khoz. )9 no.5:35-37 My 160. (MIRA, 13:10)
(Aluminum silicates)

S/081 61AWA01/302/-J17
A YA'105
Tranalation from-. Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1961, No. 1, p. 62, j IB481
AUTIHORS- Vezirova, V.R., Yefimova, S.A.
TITI'M The Dependence of the Adsorptive Capacity of an Alumosilicate Cata-
lyst on the Change in Porous Structure and Chemical Character of
Surface
PERIODICAL: "Azerb. neft. kh-vo!', 1960, No. 5, pp. 35 - 37
TEXT: Alumosilicate catalyst specimens deactivated by thermal and