SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEVDOKIMOV, S. A. - YEVDOKIMOV, V. F.

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S/194/62/000/001/034/066
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AUTHORS: Yevdokim A., Semenov, V. V., Sokolov, G. N.
a. 0v, V. KO
TITLE: Electronic instruments for analysis of bio-curri.-nts
PERIOD10AL-. Referativnyy zhurnalf Avtomatika i radioelektron'.1.ka,
no. 1, 1962, abstract 1-5-8 ye (3b. rabot po vopr.
elektromekhan. In-t elektromekhan. ANSSSR, 1961,
no. 5, 276-281)
TBXT: Amongst the aperiodic electric oscillations generated by the
human brain the following, more or less stable components may be
isolated: e.,g,)c(,-rhvthm (8-12 c/o, 10,_ 25&V~, 8-rhythm. (15 - 25
c/o, 5 - 15/a or rhythm (50 - 70 c/o).; uring brain illnesses
the character of these rhythms changes. A set of instruments for
amplifying, analysis and recording of bio-potential has been de-
veloped, consisting of: 1) 4 amplifiers having a frequency ran&e
of 0.5 - 1500 cls and a sensitivity threshold of about 1,AV; 2)
2 filters for:theo(- and 13-rhythms, in the form of double-T bridge
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Mectronic instruments for D201/V305
selective amplifiers, with a slope of out-off characteristics of
about 24 db per cycle; 3) integrators of the rhythm activity with
olectro-mechanical recorders at the output; 4) a 10 and 18 c/s
4-
calibrated generaWr with output signal voltage Of 5 - 500)UV; 5)
61~'Drogramming arrangement and a relay bank which make it possible
to switch-in the instruments in the required order and combina-
tions. The equipmert is in use at the Institut fiziologii im. J.P.
_-Pavlova (Institute of Physiology im. I. P. Pavlov). An example of
an 8-channel recording (bio-currents of the head,c~-rhythm, the
A.-rhythm activity, pulse, muscle bio-currents, etc.) is given. 2
risferences. /-Abstracter's note: Complete translation._7.
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YE, VWKIMIov J.,A.; 2AKLY.AKOVA, V,,N,
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I. IllstItut flziologii imeni I.P. Pa-ilova AN SSSII, Jesnugra&

V. -K.-T
V. ara
enov,
AnT- 6~ -kh
and G. A. Trubitsyria. IN: Kon erentsiya po MeWd fizi6l(gidhesRi
-Js j-11edovamy cheloveka. Materialy (Niaterials of the con.'erence ;)n methods
of,investigating human physiology), Moskva, !962. -rZ-73.
S/926/62/000/0001'002/004
A programmed control device which assures the maintenance of atrictly con-
stlnl .-Ond-tons, rjuruiv the simultaneois recording of a number of physiologi-
cal processes (e.g. , gas in-L-taboiisn-, activity of llraln and mus-
cles, Pulse and reamrations rater) has beeii designed by a re6iezrch tearn
frorn the 1ns*,*,ute o -' Physiology imeni 1. P. Pavl.~iv, Academy or Siiences
-01 F:?(- 1rornechanical Tnst~t'.ite of the State Committee on Auto-
mat-lon ana Machm- Bulidng, `ouaci' o. Min'sters USSR. T~e usc of prc-
grammqqd control hILS severai advanttLges~ it affords great acluracy ill the
Gard1/2-.
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into which die inputs and outputs of all the
nji ~nis and the circuit of the oscillograph vibrators are conrected; a
cor-imutator ~7or swit( h;,,ig *he ~Integrator okitputs t1c, the varioiis groups of
eie:tromeclianical counters, for stopping and starting the oscillograph,
and. for feeding excitation pulseb; and a circuit for reading and writing
magnetic tape-recorded signals. Magnetic rect-rding r-riakes immediatelly
a va ',alb'p a rc-serve- ocar,-fl!-
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ARON) M.D. BA"ANOVA
foi- morpho,itlgic-Flil an'i e I.ectrfrl70FI,.,.
In -ornouronal fjpnfj,-tos 1 vi a Tiving t,,bjt)o-t. F[zt(,,i,,. zkIllr-
t'h' '64-
1. IAb:)ratcriyct ol),pjjc,*h6y fl?,iologli jllstitllta fj.v
T.P. vavlova AN SSssri.

-DA;;,ANO,VAY N. VIORKULOVA, 0.8 .
MorDhoalectrcphy;5iolog lcal stud:; of tb;-7 Interneuronn! In
ji.ife pri.,,paratIve of -; yarasytiyatheti.n. ganglion of the urinar.7
bladder in Fizird.zhur. 51 rio.'4'30~-317 Mr 165.
-v. 18: 5)
I." bibaratoi-'Yu fiziol.,laii filotituta fizio-lo'(71i irll~n;
Favlova AN 2.5";R, Len4m-,rud.

BAZANOVA, I.S.L YEY 1OV, S.A.; MAYOROV, V.N.1 MFRKUWVA, O.S.;
f3l
CHERNIGO~~Kiy,
Pbrphological and biopleetrical chenges in the inti-:rneuranal
synapsis during the transmission of rhythmical impLfIses. Fiziol.
zhur. 51 no.4;457-462 Ap t65. (VJRA 18:6)
1. Laboratoriya obshchpy fiziologii InstitutR fizi6logii imeni
PaIrlove AN SSSRS Leningrad.

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SOURM;CM*`__- UR/OZ39/65/051/003/030910317'
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Mano ~L Yevdokinov, S. A.; K~Yo:~~v
-V- !L-; 11erlmlova, 0. S.;
7hurnigovski-
Laocra-_-j of lonoral F-V9iO'OQr, Lnstitute of Fhysiolo,3y
j.,7 ~j ',;,j nor
I Wle inte -netu-on ;3ynapse on a
Uving preparation of tho parasympathetic gan&-Oi the urinaa 131add2r .of the frog
'SOURCE-- Fiziologichesldy zhurnal SSSR, v. 51, no- 3, 1965', 301-317
TOPIC TAGS: QlGGt1!OP1WAo1o9Y, autonomic nervous system, expiriment animal
AaST RACT: Para'Llel morphological *and electro:?hyslologloal
- study
of interneurorl i;ynapses of the parasympathetil, San,;.Llon of the.
urinary bladde.- of the frog was carried out on livAng h..stological
preparatlons at +Zo. It was established that In tho proi~ess of
~rrltatlon of a synapse with electric currents of various fre-
querioles, a hypotanjc solution (Leningrad city ws:,ter), and a so-
LUtion of m0thvlena blue, morphologloal and f unctJoylal c-hanges
look plaGe In the sy-napse. Conduotlon of nervo IMPI .12.Sell through
';he synapse vies retained In all stages of morpholog,loal change,
although it was altered In magnitude and type. The morphological
ird 1112)
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-and sf,-ru*eturaj ohanges (wh d
loh InV0148 entlargement of the synapse
,ontaot platea) as well as the funotional ehanges were 'reversible.'
rhe structural ohan6es lagged behind the funetional shifts both
during thair development and regression, The dynamlos of stages
of the F",ructural oharizes observed were similar to those of stages
of ParaneOrOSIS. Orig. art. has: LL figures. fj-pm-7
;7-1Y, 7A7,~: 19!4cv6~ ORT~~
Pj,'F: GLI (Yr, I:F: 002

YLIVYJKE-!OV, 5. G.
laboratory platq coliums operadiia oontinuously. Zav. lab. 30
ti-,u(-,,Imo-isol.odoltatellaki.y irn~itltut ointetiche~;kVkh spirtov
i organ 1(,hesk~-,h produktov.

RIJBIE-114KOY, L.S.
Alit
5t"Ay of rever--a-b - ty njrjyl0ldog% of
the internal orgam. Eksper. k1dr. 1 aneat. 9 no.46.44-47
(MIRA 18:7)
1. Qtd"l patologicht-.-Ilmy
v-st., Lata ki ' -urg-` I I muril P V.Vislin~-v ~'x~,go "Oli-ktor
d6ystviLel tn-;- AMIN S'SSR prof. AIIIII, SSSR,

OR
ARKIIIPOVA, L.I.; BARADANSJ1CVIKOVP-V#V*; BAYJIVAL40VA-1 Z.H.;
BOROVINSKAYA, M.A.. GODOVOINERY I.Ye.; DUAMIGAROYAp P.G.;
,-)PDO:KIMOV,A.V ---EABAI-TOV, M.M.; 1qJYAZEVA, T.D.; KOBOZ.UAf
N.I.; LOPOTKO, I.A.; NEGUREY, A.P.;
POLYAKOVA, Z.P.; ROMM, S.Z.,- SVETLICBNYY, V.A.; SMAW2if
I.M.* TYAGUN, V.N.; FREYDLIN, S.Ya.,, prof.
(DisFen.sary service for the urban population] Dispanseriza-
tsiia gorodskogo naseleniia. Leningrad, Meditsina. 1964.
349 P. (MIRA 17:8)

MMtAVIYEV* 1,Kj',qOKDWj, S.Ye.; TSYBULISKIY, G.P.;
MMOVP
Analysis of methods of processing pressure change curves in
oil wells, Neft. khoz. 39 no-3:35-40 Ur 161.
(MIRA 16.- 7)
(Oil reservoir engineering)

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ACC NRi AP6021359 (IV)
AUTHOR: Yevdokimov
ORG: none
ITITLE: Coefficient
.~~a~ct of a floatin,v,
SOURCE CODE: UR/0207/66/ooo/003/0121/0123
S. Ye. (Kharlkov); Rvachev, V. L. (Kharlkov)
of apparent mass during the horizontal hydrodynamicl
sphere
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy makhaniki i teklinichookoy rizikil no. 3,,..-l
19661 121-123
TOPIC TAGS2 mathematic analysis, mathematic transformation, hydro-
dynamics/ jL" "zj.%~Nk Y4,a 4.
ABSTRACT: The three-dimensional problem of a horizontal hydrodynamic.
impact of a floating body, which was investigated by E. L. Blokb,.V.-I
Mossakovskiy, and V. L. Rvachev for the special c ase of a body hc!r-.-.
immersed in an incompressible fluid,* is analyzed for the case of.&n*-!_
arbitrary immersion depth under the assumption that the fluid does-.ika.t,
tear away from the vetted surface. The notion of an ideal fluid I-
filling a half-space z >1 0. after a sudden impact on a floating sphere-
having a unit radius of X2 + Y2 + (z - h)2 = 1, is uniquely defined by
the velocity potential Y* which is a harmonic function associated with
the impulse pressure pt, and the fluid's density o by the relation

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L 38994-66
ACC NR& AP6023-359
0
n, -P(P*. Introducing toroidal coordin-ates for the condition jhl < 1.
and bispherical coordinates for the condition h > 1, and modifying
integral traneforms into a generalized integral using associated
liegendre functions, solutions are derived for the velocity potentials
on the wetted spherical surface. Equations are given for the coeffi-
cient of the apparent mass of the sphere dx-acting along the x axis I
tor ),X(h) in.the case of partial immerston, and for X,(h) in the case
of h >-l. In an unlimited fluid, Xx(-) - 1/2. Results of XX calcul-a-4,
tions (error,