SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT METSAVEER, YA. - MEYERSON, G.A.

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Ta . YET Institute of Cyberneticso Acader,.~ 4if Sciences --sttflnian 35.Tj
ltc~a the Scattering of Transient icho, Signtas By raAstic 81 herical 5hells"
IZVYSTIYA AN ESTONSIXY 551t, FIZIM 117D.-P.T11a, 2T/3.~ 1571., ipp 295-"'~'C;5
Using the Fvarier transformation for tirre. mtl 1-1he W'utson transfon-mation
for coordinates, the author emrlo5-s the methcd of imtwegrza trans f ori,.a ti cn to
study the scattering of transient echo sipnals by ala claotic sj1-xrj,-r.1
The far-field solution for t1m echo sipj,als J~.,; obtained In cloz-9d
form vith aspiptotic formulas for the Han.1cel. and Leg-vadre ilanct .ns. On the
basis of the obtainEd solution, the eathor Troj.orwis a ,,~tvtvm, of catatic-Iti for
detertidning the shell yarameterv from the prazetmii of the echo sipals,
This article is a l'urther develd1ment of an dmv.1iiw- vork by ibe
author (Izvestiya AN 1: stonskoy SSRI Kzp~atemi, 1~~ 1a5 (2
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USSR UDC 539.3:534.1.
METSAVEER, Ya. A. and NIGUL, U. K.
"Determination of the Thickness and Radius of a Sphox[cal Shell an the Basis
of Echo Signals"
Moscow, Mekhanika Tverdogo Tela, No 6, Nov-Dec 72, pl,-i 60-66
Abstract: The discussion concerns echo signals frow. an elastic spheric,11
shell that are evoked in an unbounded ideal compres4;1,ble fluid by the action
of a sinusoidal sounding pulse of finite length, By mathenatical simulation
of the process of formation of the echo signal At is ei; tali 1A 4-lied that for a
given material of the shell, depending upon the thicki~css v,f the Miell and
its radius a frequency range of the sounding pulse coi be avolved, at 1411ch
the clantic deformation of the uhell exertij a substanUal influence upon the
structure and amplitude of the echo sigiial, as well, ao frequc!ncy rangel.; at
which the echo signal from an elastic shell differs l4ttle from the echo
signal from an absolutely rigid sphere of the same radius. It is, slicnin that
by selecting the frequency of the sinusoidal sounding pulsi, from the rar;e
of strong influence of the elaqLlc deformation of a sholl upun tile echo
signal, it is possible to determine on the basis of tho echr., i~ignal not only
the distance to the shell and its radius, but also the thickness of the shell.
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METSAVEER, Ya. A. and NIGUL, U. K., Mekhanika Tvardollo Tela, No 6, Nov-D-ec 72,
pp 60-66
A procedure for conducting such a calculation iu presented. Diagrams are
presented for an aluminum shell. 5 figures. 6 referiences.
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USSR UDC 09-3*34.1
KMAVEER, Ya. A., Wlin
"The Echo Signal of a Finite Spherical Impulse frca an Zlmstic Cylindrical Shell"
Moscow, Prikladnaya Matematika i Makhanilut, Vol 37g No t'!, Mar - Apr 73, pp 2,1,4-.2,34
Abstract: An approximate method is buggested for calcolatini; the echo trignal
from a finite, centrally aymmetrical pressure impulne Ox:lRial,, an infinite elastic
cylindrical shell in an unbounded ideally compreosible fluid. -Ohe coverent of
the shell is described hy using a linear theory of shvllm of tbo Timoshanko type.
The problem is solved by the triple application of integrul O-aiasfort-z ( a Fourier
transform over time and along the longitudinal coordirato-t a Soirmerfeld-Vatson
transform on the polar angle),
Articles by Huang and Wang Wournal of th-a Acoustic,iil ,3caiiit:r of America,
Vol 48, No 1, Part 2, 1970, and Vol 50, No ~5, Part 2,, 19111) and by Kubanko 001).
All URBRt Series A No 3, 1970) coyevid the tuiutablo interiltritiona of aphericn].
pressure impulses In a fluid vith art elastic cylindrical Lihell, uving a WIlace
transform over time, a Fourier trauqform on the lorgitu.~,.Lllnal c,:~cirdinate a::,d
either a Fourier tranBrorm or decQmpovitioa Wo a Fourio, rJer.1-es on the polar
angle. However, calculating the rapidly chotnginr, compotalintv by Youricur 4jarice; iz;
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HDISAVEER, Ya. A., Tallin, Moscow, Prikladnaya Matematilim i Moklianika, Val 379
No 2, Mar - Apr 73, pp 274 - 284
difficult because of the slow coavergencel while the use of it Fourier tran:ifarm
on the polar angle presents problems of applicatio*; tho vaddle point ziithod used
by these authors does not pemit correct allowance for tj~i! effer~t of e1c.6-tic
waves propagating in the shell.
Tkis work usea the Soru,,terfeld-',4-i t eon troxaforn on tl,! -polar anile, jpur:7-itti:~,:
more exact application. Over timt, the LaPlace transform ii; roplaccd by a
transform. 'Lhe colution in space of a Fourier tratieform tiver Lime can be treated
as the solution of the correspondin17, steady atote problem, penid,tting the tire of
the accumulated experience in 3olving steady state problonu and analyzing the
solutions of transforms in space.
The work is an extension to tLa cylindrical shi!ll ol! mothod, of devel,3,-Ang
algorithms reported by the author in preprint lio 3, Institute of Cybernetics of
the Ali ESSR, Tallin, 1971. Previous developments were rq~Drtttl ia Izv. 1.11 ESSR,
Phynica and Mathematics, Vol 19, Ila 4, 19'10, Vol 20, Ila 5, 1971, and Vol 21,
No 31 1972.
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WC 542,91+632-938
DOYL&TYAN; V. V., and iFT URYAHO D. A. 0 Armenian AgriotiLturjLl Institute#
Yerevan
Synthesis ol Pesticidl 2-mothirithio-4-aikyl(disakVi.)aminL-6-/ ck -hydroxy
methoxy)- LT 1 k9 P -trichloz"thyl/aauo-tsym~-ti,~imiluse
~
Yerevan# Arzyanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnalv Vol 24, No i(j), 197ti PP 924-927
Abstracts By reacting 2-chloro-4-alkyl(diallcyl)amino-l)-andno-sy~m-triazines
with thiourea In the prezence of traces of H01, the coxnxesNnding thiurunitn
salts were obtalned,. Their cleavage with XCH follawied. by arathylation Ath
me2S04 yielded 2-mothylthio-4-,ilkyl(dialkyl)amina-6-amkto-kva.-tia4,~-.tnes (I)
which, on being react d ith )a I f rw.A
amino-6-( Ot -hydro 0 5 0 ~ 01M 1 10
Xy- -trichlorwthy-I)alki.no-ti,yiu-tria--Inets.
By methylation of tho latter with Me2$04v 2-mattVlthloo-t~-al]17:L(dialkyl)azino-
6-( d. -zathoxy- 8 , L? , & -tricb1oroathYI)LUnino-fl:itk-triz!Nines (11) were
synthesized. Compounds -1 (8 compoumts) and II ($ comPounds) togetber with
their y-Lelds and decomposition or malting points are Uuted In tables. Results
of testing of the posticid.Ll activity of the compo=du 1=epaxod will be
reported aeparately,

USSR UDC 632.95
DOVLATYAN, V. V., MTSWRYjM,-- SENEKERVIYAN, Ya. A., APIMSVOI, .4. A.
"blethod of Producing a-oxy- or a-alkoxy- Ooa,13-triclilGri:,Ltliyliuiiino Derivatives
of 1, 3, 5-triazine"
USSR Author's Certificate No 265112, filed 25/12/67, pu4lished 23/04/72
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 24(11), 1972, Abstract No
24N625, by T. A. B.)
Translation: Derivatives of 1, 3, 5-triazi-:~e (1) havinj~ herbEcidal and
fungicidal properties are produced by the reaction. of 2-Cl-4,6-(NH2) -1 (11)
or 2-Cl-4-IM-6-NH2-1 (R-alkyl) with CC13CEO (III) in the prosenee o? an
alkaline catalyst In an organic solvent with boiling, with s6bsequent treatment
with SOC19 in an organic solvent with boiling, and tre-at;,rient of! the reaction
products with ethanol in the presence of a Wu;a with bolling of! the reaction
mass. Exan-gle. To 1.3 g 11 and 0.32 g K2C03, with vatiix cooling, add 9.4 g
III and 20 ml CC14, heat in a water bath vix hours, sepitrate Lhe sediment,
wash with water, drj in air, treat with boiling hexame ii.nd ftLter off 3.13 g
2-Cl-4.6-1CC13CH(0[0N11J2-I In- P- >3500. To 4.81 g
-M(011)NIII-I in 15 ml CC14, with water cooling, add a siAution of 2 g 501, 2
in 10 ml CC14, heat in a water bath ten hours, evaporatii, treat the residue
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DOVLATYAN, V. V., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 2651-12, filed 25/12/67,
published 28/04/72
with hexane, filter, producing 4.6 g 2-CI-4-EtUH-6-((,'(:13c'ic:ltiH)-I, -P
m
164-6*. To 16.27 g 2-CI-4-MLN(1-6-(CC13('IICINLI)-I In 5 ail etlianol, with
cooling, add 3.95 g pyridine by drops, beat the reacti.on matis in a water
bath six hours and let stand over. night, evaporate, treat with wilter and
filter off 13 g 2-Cl-4-MeNH-6-ECC13CH(Ogt)NEI-1, t. docomp. 226*.
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USSR UM 51-2.91+511 1'. 8T
,riculLural Institute, Yerevan
WVIATYAN, V- V., MET-5.LW-l W11, A., Anijentan Ag
"Synthesis of Pesticides. Synthesis of qlaiocarb-Tnoylthio Dc.1-ivatives of
S~rmm-triazine"
Yerevan, Armyeiiskiy .-Iiimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol XXTY, No 21, 1(Yrl, pp 174-1.76
Abstract: In connection with the nreiience of the
in highly active fungicide molectaes, a study was made of tKo"!
thiocarbanoylt'riio LiLrivatives of s,?mt:i-tr1tLzixie. i3y intcract:ic-n of cyz-ji---r~c
chloride with sodiuri (iiallt.,tl(iitli:Lcicar'r?n:nl~tes,
thio-symiri-tri, zines were synthesized; 2
I
chloro-4-methoxy-'U--di~nll-~vlr.il-*Ioci~i-I)w~,,,t,,,,~lf~Iiio-.s:ruLr.-r-,r-L,~i:,,I..-(-z; wl-re alL;c
by interaction of 226-diclilaroJ~-alkyl(titiLlk:(I) amino 01: 2,-~",*-(.I.ic-',I--,o~-o-IL,ri,.(:*--I:oi~,y-
symm-triazines vith sediirn 1J], JAnte!:'witicn of
4,6-bis-a1.k-y1(d;,-dk-
with sodium r%!~-
bamates,
zines were synthesized. The experimentiLl procedures :rgir obtainint, the (Tiven
compounds, yields, analysis datti ard melting points arij 't,%biilated. '-Te res4:lts
of testing the fungicidal and herbicidal activitits vill be published F.(! T~l rite!-,,.
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DOVLAITAN., V. V., ?M'MATRYAIJ, N. Kh., Armyanskly KU mithajakiy th-urrml,
Vbl'XXTV, No 2. 1971., PP 167-173
(dialkyl) amino-symm-triazines are obtained. The axper:Ui~ljatal procedures for
obtaining the mentioned coxpounds. their forzialms, yields and playsical and
chemical properties are presented.
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BURTOV, A. I., GRUSHVITSKIY, R. 1.,,~ETTER, E. Ya., ?W.TROV, V. A., PLATONOV,
V. V., SAVUrKIN, V. V., VEDESHENIKOV, V. A., VbtXDV;' A, F., ZENKIN, V. D.,
LIKHONINSKIY, V. S., and SOROKIN, G. K.
"Computer Device"
Moscow, Otkrytiya,_1zobreten1ya, tovarnvye znaki,
promyshlennyye obrazi.,
No 27, 1972, p 162, No (11) 351216
Translation: This patent describes a computing devica congaining resolving
modules with decoupling cells at the power supply inp,tas. It also has a
control block connected to the inputs of a switching W.ock aad an efficiency
indicator. Every output of the switching block is connected to the contral
input of one of the decoupling calls, thus Improving the reliability of the
device.
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USSR UDC: NIone
IMU11ARGUA V..
"Symmetrical. Bend of a Circular Plate of Viiri,,02e Th.-I. 0
I .
Tbilisi, Ooob-,~ihcheniyn Akridcvdi J"k!Wc Gruzimgk'py 64, ~.o. 2,
1971, )-.) 29'-i-2-1`6
Abstract: Thio article solvct.~~, tI,Q- proble:-. of
in a circular niate wimse thicka(;Os vnrie'-) in
expresaion h (r) = ho (1 + .611) - where h2j I (h~ + )12)
.6 (hj-h / - + 2r2 12.' mfjj~j,t,
2) '(111 +112), 1-1)!d B = -1
0 h2 a --lall T") '-""Ive tEi
h( I"
lem, three dil-ferent, vax-iwlts 0" ';II(ILL thoory I:,
cal theory, C-~jjj,-j4-i('jj 01' Ro~iv;trlor, -Ixia -1;,nu uoa'- .~'Ii 1.
Vekma. ~tl h -2 ri,-,in. furetion of this papor j..,i to
obtained by cer-'Onin in,iicatioji:3 for
plicability elf th(jL~;c varinnts i:i tlx, -thuarv of
conc-Iude2 th,,~+. Vekuals theory emplirtic.-ato ,.a brori.""I".1, ol"
of the I~oipn o II cc') f f i c i.(.- Tit ti::; m t., IX a t I 1C. L. two I,"- LI 12 le E"."
range ir, bet-.;C-on thcj~~(' o-J" the 'Ind
author is connec'ed with the Tbilici 5t"'Ae
of Applied
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KAPITANSKIY, V.R., LTV5--.-L-.S, A.I., IfFrTER, 1.1-1.
"Diffusion Of Hydrogen Through Ftillpdiun At Low Cl'
Hydrogen Through A Palladium PertItion In Tito Syat,~~v-t CT i,
V 9b. Vatcri:tly nuuch.-tel,hn. konf. Len~r--r, claktr:~t.vV-Ln.
(Materialn Cf Scientific-Tochnical ConVerence Of J,enixiE-r"-d I~Iectrical
ing Institute Cf Cou=-in.-cationn. Iseuo 4 -- Collection Cf Wi..rks), LonLr~-r,,jd,
1971, pp 166-170 (from RZh;17,IeLtrorjiI.,-, i Late No 4,
Abstract izo 4A119)
Translation., At a %emperature of (5200G and prevc-urf-v V 2 . !C-5
nonactivated palladium 0.~-mzn thick Zlvea an exhiu!ft output cl' 0.1 I/aec par
1 cm-, of the surface. Thf,, desirn of a- ncriactivi.,7;0 -11111F 11! 1-'.!)
)aioc tit E-, tompuravure' Ell' C a
Fivet, an ofhauut vitc- of /i_/~ 1,
of. 5 . 10 5 . 10-~) r= of rao-miry. On the whi~la tim
at the tomnevature r,-,nfr~e `00-7001~ C, dlxrin~-, whia~, fill z)-l' i,,r
ed unchunged. 6 ref. A.F.
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un 616-0o6-092.4
VANXISANIME, E. SH. I and Institute OT Onooloa, Mtnistry
of Health Georgian SSR
"An Immunofluoresce'at Study of Swrface Antige= Induced 'hy Htutiva Adenoviruss
Type 12 in Various Systems of Cell Cultuzes"
Thilisip Soobahcheniya Akademii Nauk Crudnskoy SSRp Vol 6,3, 110 3, 19711 PP 713-
%6
Abstracts Adenovinis type 12, incubatad with other collise iiifluces thl~ J.'oiraiion
of surface antigens in human 1=iotic A-1 cells aivL in kjwzstei~ embLyonie
cells, though not ia nouse embryonic collis. This Is reiscalei 1:fy the iixtlr~,'ct
fluorescent antibody methods after addition of spec.Mv antl'xdlef; (ob"',11ned
from hamsters repeatedly vaccinated tdth adenovirw) to the o~Llturep fluore~scont
zings am fo=ed on huaan anaiotic arul hazzter (n.cxy=U! cell!i, Tnar-a
antibodies interact neithar with the virwi or its eatig(In nox with cont.:rol
cultures. It Is therefore conaludod that, the adexkOV1xwp LWticats the fartuition
of specific antiger-s on the wab=ne of the host call, which ~ixiy endow the
cell with antitumor Umunity.

USSR 1b.": 547-4156
AVAYEVA, S.M., RASIKOVA, N.V., IMEVKH, A.T., LdIboratory ut
Moscow State University imeni M.-V--Vm'-onosovp Moscov, MInUtry .91, Higher axid
Secondary Specialized Education RG'Mli
"Synthesis of N-Benzoyl-O-Pyrophosphoserine Metbylamide"
Moscow, Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta, Seriya II, KhW.ju, 'Vol U.. No 1~ Jail/
Feb 70,, PP 100-105
Abstract: Three methods of synthesi2ing N-bt.,nzoyl-0-pyi,ql)liosIpRiotierine methyl-
amide
0 0
HO - P - 0 - P - 0 - CHI CH - ODNHCI4$
&i MOCOHO
were investigated. A method Is also describ-ad for thD3 i;1?rY1':1y--rqj-)I)oi3phSte
vith radioactive tracer atom 32 P for studYing thO Vie'CIUMI'LIM OT interactim of the
compound with enzymes.

Aeronautical and Space
MWIATULTH, Kh. A. , MEVLYUDOV, S. I.
"Supersonic Flow of a 'Nro-Phase. Mixture Around a Body"
V sb. Vopr. vychis.1, i prikl. nat. Vyp. 2 (Problems of Ccrn-p-.0.uticnal end
Applied Mathematics--collection of warks.. No 9), Tasli-Okimit, I j,17-1 , pp 16-6-'~,75
(friam RZh-Mekhanika, No 5, MaY 72, lbstract 110 5B1204)
Translation: The problem of flow of a two-pbase mixtui. , e a r ourl d a t h i r. r c " 1
or body oT-revoluticn at supersonic velocity is considered in the linear
theory approxi-ration. A mcdel of interpenetratini3 inot'lon of 1-vo (cr t`xee)
interact4ng continucus nedia (ccmponents) le used. Tri"th-_'s :!oi-nc-Ction, in
addition to the energy equation of the gas (or mixtua~e), bar-4rapy is at-
sumed, i. e. it is assumed that the perturbation of prv::,cure p is a kn,,,-#,n
function of perturbation of the density of the two-componerit mixture
N "
P-EP.. where Pn is the derisity of the corresponding volt",pnert, and I.'
R-1
the number of ccriponents. In the solution, the entirv regi,;ii of the d,-a-
turbed flow is broken Ciovn into two subregions (1) and (11). A tvo-relccity

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RAKMATULIN, Xb. A., MEVLYUU~Vj S, I,. Vopr, vychi I i r M -,-t
Tashkent, 1971, pr 166-175
model (N = 2) is applied to subregi on (1) bourided by ",Ili! hr--ri--' -wave (ty tht-,
characteristic in the linear approximation) w~.d by thii surfS.,_,C- of t.. 1, _y.
For subregion (II), bounded by the separation line anl,j the z)(Ay surf;iciv,
a three-velocity rodel 011=3) is used, the third corrpo-.,ient t,.(,
reflected from the surface of the body in accordimce iii.th 1.av of irtrror
reflection. Formulas are presented which give a ~taliiffon in these rejz[uns-
A series expansion with resl:ect to the coordirate y n,,irmnl -,.CI the
flow is used to find the solution in reeion (11). of
A. N. Krayko.
'l,
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74 C
of the density perturbation Q1 th. ML*tqrg
wh-re P. IN the density Qf tho ZCMFGn~nt, ~-l 11 ij the
number of componentf. In thm sohition. the entire region of the
p*ft4jFj-#f It" is divided Jn!o two subrrCions (1) and (11). In subregiou
(1), boundqd by the bfyw wave (in the linear approximation, by a
characteristic curve) and a dividing line (the trajectory of the p=UzIas
rcrtected from the t9edinz of th_- hoedly)~ a. ~-Azl ---
*Wi-4. To subregion (111. boundet! by the dividing tine and the body
surface, a three-velocity made% is applied. in which the third component
Is th~ "rlicies reflected from tht io~tr !a ==z=j!= ~arllh H= I- =4
or-,.Yl&r renecLic-n. Farnuat" -i"tlv y4rt4 A xc,lut an In 1111. Indicated
regions are presented. When obtaiaLtil z solution in region (W, use
to m&4e of an expansion fA119 S ter "- Ll=s tha 4F zaa#41n~v. wbich Its
norinuA to the free-strearn flow,
Mevlyttdov. S. 1. Linear theory of superson
11" around -i"Stender bod%- in & two-phase
mixt,:re. IN: Voprosy wychialitePner I
prikladnoy maternatiki. Tashkent, no- 1, V?Tt,
06-16S. IRZhMekh, 5172, act. 5BIZ03)
In a forinulatLon analogqQa to the precedingwork by
Riskhmatulln and the author, a linear problem I* considered of the flow
of a two-phase rnisturs around a slender two-dimensional or axisyrrunotr
body. The author in this work assumes that the equation
eve se. 1-8
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141
and V. S. rlik-A4ye,.
bal4mc'-d Praril'.0 in
IN: U~h-yy-
aero-gidro,linamicheskogo inatit,.ta,
S. 11)71. 94--)tl: (RZILMokh, 5/72, no. SIVOT)
The tiptima% shapes #1 01ree classes m! profiles with a given
location of the batancing center of pressure wat4 investigated in viscous
hT;=rz==tz rtzpa 44rem JIA_ = 5. k. R - MI. Tht upper 6omndsry it-, th~
-vaiitTfactar as a tunOlkin ~4 the locatian of t" -E-ttAer of -,rcusure to
found for the profiles under consideration. The experimental results arA
CCMP&ZC_4 With lh&OF41;WA. 1;.I* C8iC'jf&tCd hT =* Or %fit authars, jittk44-yt~
zapiuki jewritrat*noso v, t.
1970. 67-74, RZIUAekh, 1911, no. 1052-21).
Ital,hmaiiiiin. F-h. A-, and S. I. M-cel,
Supersonic flaw around a slender bwdy in a tw
j!hase mixtur . IN- Voprosy vychisliIA-Alimay
I prildatinoy mattmatiki, Titsh1cwnt. me. 9,
1971. 166-175. (ItZhMekh. 5/72. no- $111204)
The problem of supersonic flaw arvand a ittender profile or
body of revolution by a two-phase mixture to co"aldered fit an 4pproxitntiV
of linear theory. A model of the interpenetrating; motion of two or three
intarectini; continuous media (components) in timed. Instead of an oquaOty
ej cn*rSy of The gas at mixture, an assumptLem of barotropicity is used;
i.e., the pressure perturbation p It considered to be a known functIon

USSR JFDC 532.501.1117
RAKMATULIN, Kh. A. and MEIFLYUDOV, S. I., Order of Red Labor Banner
Institute of Cybernetics-, 71c"n't'ale ... m-y"'o-r"5"dTeuces Uzbek SSR
"One Limiting Case in a Multiphase Flow Around Fine Solids"
Tashkent, Izvestiya Akaderaii Nauk, Uzbek SSR-Seriya Talklinicheskikh Nauk,
No 6, 1972, pp 31-35
Abstract: The relationship of pressure to average nixbire (lensity, revealed
for single-velocity inotion, has been applied to solve problains of multispec-d
flow of a solid and is usad in this work. The path of a uniform steady-scate
flow of gas containing fine particles of a solid with velocitil U0 flows into
a thin symmetrical shape. The particles, being reflected from a solid rurface,
form a boundary region H. The boundary line of f lo-a :)I tho ref Lected parr-i-
cles (interface line) divides the excitation region inl:cj t-Wo parts: 1--thaL
part bounded by the frontal wave and interface line (sqipersanic case) and
II-the part bounded by the interface line and solid sliixfacii.
A three-speed mdel wa:-, appIted to region 11 and takxna thrarigh a
cal treatment starting w1th the barife equatlons Of ML1t1;1fj1 JXJHotratin~; mo%r~!-
ments of multicomponent medl;i and ending with the follcming lio.llltlun:
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RAMMATULIN, Kh. A. and MLVLYUDOV, S. I., Izvestiya Alcademil Nlauk, Uzbek
SSR--Seriya Tekhnicheskikh Nauk, No 6. 1972, pp 31-35
r, (t) -.I/(tl+c), (1r > 0)
for t infinity. 24 equations, 4 bibliographic referiences.
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CCUNTRY OF INFC-USSR
SUURCE-MOSCOW, LITERATURNAYA ROSSIYAv 9 JAN 70v P 2W
DATE PUBLISHED--09JAN70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-BRAIN, UREBRAL CURTEXv INFANTv PEDIATIOCStIFATIGUE
CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/0288 STEP NO--UR/0729/'I,.IIOQOiOOO/002010020
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0129520
UNCLA 55 IF I ED

212 019 UNCLASSIFIeD PROCESSING DATE-30OCTT
CIRC ACCESSICN NU-AP0129520
AdSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A5STRACT. MANY PEOPLE BECOME SENILE
PREPATURELY BECAUSE THEY OVERWOKK THEIR BRAINS THROUGH INGNORftliCE OF liC,
THE ORGAN FUNCTIGNS, POUK ORGANIZATION OF DAILY IZOUTLIIJES, INAUEQUATE
REST9 AND UNHEALTHY HABITS. INTELLECrUAL LOAUS !~HOLJLO bE PERIOOI(ALLY
SHIFTED (BY DOING Dlf~FERENT THINGS) 114 ORDER TO 14EST I-OR ENGAGE)
DIFFERENT GROUPS Of NERVE CELLS IN THL '"EREORAL ~.'IJRTEX* THE AUTHOR
BELIEVES THAT ThE BRAIN CAN AND SHOULD BE "SPAREJ)" FROM THE EARLIEST
UAYS OF LIFE. THE INFANT, FOR EXAMPLEY SHOULD NUT SE EXPOSED TO TOO
MANY STIMULI Okt WHEN OLDER, GIVEN EXCES510 INSIRUCTION AT HOME,
SCHOOL CHILDREN SHOULD BE GIVEN PHYSICAL TRAINING, VISIT PLACES AWAY
PROM SCHOOL AS A BREAK IN THE DAILY ROUTINEv ETC. MEDICINE CAN 00 MUC
~TO HELP PREVENT NERVOUS EXHAUSTION AND ITS SERIOUS CONSECUENCESs BUT IT
IS NOT PRESENTLY ORGANIZED TO DO SO.

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~SMILLjm, V.
"Must the Brain Be Spared?"
Moscow, Ulteraz;urnaya 9 Jan TO, p 20
peorle beco;:-.,~ senilli.,
brains Throu~-.!, -'~;norance of h,:)w ~Ie
J, ~~nd ui:diem.I--7iy habits,
routines irauequate rest
neriodical,'.I-r shiflued (by doirf- diftfw-remt thiri;:-g;) in 01-dor -w vcti;t
ferent of rlr,,n,e colls in t~e cerebrcl cc-t;ex, ;I.Ll:t;" b-~.,'
t.iaz -~!-.e b-11-in can an(l be "s'pared" from ti,,e Of 3-ife. 11-le
!n;'ani,, for example, oliould rot Iva exj~,OsuLl 'to too Ilaty IrLtn' 1-11. I:jr, ,;ht2n
Ziven cycessive in3trucLica at home, School 11~11:)%Lld
training, visit Places a%;uy from scl4ool " r;,. break Lt tni~ da,,J~y 1-~Dxtfne, etiz.
I - --e can do much -o help prevent nervous exhauation Mid its serricur, conse-
Medici U
quences, but it is not presently organizea to do so.

w 04-"Mmii i
USSR
UDC 5569-323-4 ~Vridae
MEYER, IM. N. ORWV) V. N., and SKROLL', Ye. D., Zoolojrical Institute,
Academy of -Sciences, USSR; Institute of Cytology, AcaOmy oe Sciences, USSR
and Moscow State University
"The Nomenclature of 46- and 54-Chromosome Voles of the Type Vicrotus
Arvalis (Pall.) (Rodentia, Cricetidae)
Moscow, Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 51, No 1, Jan 720 PP 157-161
Abstract: Ylicrotus subarvalis f4eier, Orlov, Skholl sli, n., a new species of
common vole, is described. MorpholoCicaUy, M. suban,alis sp. n. is very
close to M. arvalis, differing from it only in the set of chr*mosoms (2r. 1. 54,
chromosomes are mostly acrocentric; in M. arvalits .1-)n -, 46, ou-arrosorf'.ea am
mostly metacentric). Another point of distinction is the shape and din-enslons
of spermatozoa. Voles with 46- and 54-chromosomes intarbreeil readily, but
always yield infertile progeny. 'The twin species have extensive ranges, which
are to a considerable extent sympatric.. M. anralls apparently has greater dis-
tribution, and Is encountered In more highly varied :UiX11qcLLpes than in the
case for M. subarvalis sp. n.
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uDc 62j..L36-155-001-5
Min-O-YA -LZ.
"Investigation of the Peripheral Tuy~bine for a
Tr. Leningr. Politekhn. In-ta fii-orks of the b-mingrad.
1972., No 323, pp 61-0~(from Refei-ativnyj &urml, No US, Jun '(2.
stroyeniye. Abstract No 6.49.3.25)
Translation: An exp-oriniental study vas made of tbt~ c.-T
teristics of the TO-11 mixed flow turbine, the exposurw of 1.1ii, diotr-Pzfld'~I'~,T-
of losses in individual parts of the flow section, aud the 0i
increasing the economic factors of tLe turbine. Coir-Prest!ed
served as working, agent. The experiments were carried aW. at c(~ri~'Itant
of expansion, comprising 1.3-1.8. Six biblio. refa.

112 Poe UNCLASSI F I ED PRUCESSLNG DATE--1601:T70
TITLE--STATIC OPTIMIZATIObi OF MULTIVAR[ABLE $VST(.MS 01: LAkGE
..DIMENSIJNALITY. 11 -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-MEYEAOV, M.V., LITVAKY 6eLu
"4 SSR
COUNTRY OF I)FO__U
SOURCE--AVTOMATIKA I TELEMEKHANIKAI 1970t NR 4, PP 13]11-13i)
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--MECH., IND*, CIVIL AND MAR,INE ENGA
TOPIC TAGS--NONLINEAR SYSTEM, ALGORITHM, AUTOMATIC CONTRUL SYStEM
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--LINCLASSIFIED
PROXY KE(-L/fRA0t--l99tj/M9 silp
C I R C A CC F. S 5

212 008 UNCLASSIFIED PRUCESSIN,; 0ATE-1,53070
CIRC ACCESSIUN
ABSTRACT/EXT~ACT-W) GYP-0- AdSTF',AClv THERE ARE COP1511)~Al-'D Cl_-'i4TAlN
NONLINEAR PR03LEMS OF THE STATIC 0VTjMIlATIJN OF NVl.,IlV4klA0L~ 0'tJjEMSv
THE PROBLEMS REDUCEU TO THE PROBLEMS OF CONVEX PROG11,10~AlkC, ANJ Tj It-it:
MULTIEXTREMAL PkOdLEMS OF SPECIAL KIND. THE ALPGORIJ1111-IS 1.*Jf:, SOLVI%J FHF_
PROBLEMS CONSIDEREU UNDER THE CONUITIONS Of LARGE
SUGGESTED.

1/2 010 U14CLASSIF150 PROCESSING OATE--23OCT70
TITLE--STATIC OPTIMIZATION OF MULTIVARIABLE SYSTEMS Of- BIG DIMENSIONALITY
_U_
AUTHOR-102)-
.4"EUV,_m.V., LITVAKI B*Lo
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--AVTOMATIKA I TELEMEKHANIKAt 1970# Ng 31 PP '143-154
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES# MECH.v IN0.1 CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--OPTIMAL AUTOMATIC CONTROLw ALGORITHM, LINEAR EQUATION
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1473 STEP NO--UR/01031'10/(100/003/0143/C)154
CIRC ACCESSION %0--AP0106229
OINCLASSIF1170

2/2 010 UNCLASS1 F IED PROCESSING L)ATE--;?30CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106229
ABSTRACt/EXTRACT-W) G?-0- ABST~0CT. THE GENC-4AL s'rATFMElJT OF THE
PROBLEM OF THE STATIC OPTIMIZATION UF HULTIVAkIABLE OBJECTS IS PRESCNTED
ANU THE EXAPMLES OF CUNCi~ETE PROdLEMS ARE GIVEN. THERE 15 SUGGESTt-i THE
ALGORITHM OF SOLVING LINEAR PROBLEMS OF THE TYPE CONSIDA',EE0 UNDER THE
CONDITIONS OF BIG DIMENSIUNALITY9 THE ALGURITH.4 BASED Oil THF UTILIZATION,
OF THE SPECIFIC CHARACTER OF THE PROBLEMS.
ON ( 1. A SS i f: I f~ 0

007 'UNCLA'
SlOle0l' k*ftOCE$SING'0AtE--160Ct?0
TITLE7-STATIC OPTIMIZATION OF SYSTEMS OF MULTIVARIABLE CONTROL. OF LARGE
I
-'.DtMENSiONALITY. III -U-
".:AUTHOR-(02)-MEYEROVq M*V., LLTVAKI B*Lo
-=UNTRV CF INFO--USSh
I TELEMEKHANIKAt 1970t Nk 5t PP 162-i68
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:,,SUBJF-,-.T AREAS--[- LIECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL E,NGR,,g MATHEVIA"T ICA,. SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--LINEAR
EQUATION, ECECTRONIC CIRCUIT MOOELL016
,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1993/0905
STEP NO-UR/0103/70/000/OL)5/0162/0168
CtRC ACC-ESSION NO--AP0113740
_ - UNCLASSIFIED
I

2/2 007 UNCLASSrFIED PROCE~5,';[Nq, DATE--160MO
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113740
--ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRAU. THERE IS SUGGESTE') 14 MET)ioo OF
SOLVING LINEAR PR05LEMS OF THE STATIC OPTIH14Artiju OF' ?4UljjvAlZlA;3L.~
OBJECTS ON ELECTRIC MODELLING NETS OR OPJ KNOWN MATRIX SCHli,41ES iqlltiOl 'j T
USING ANY ADDITIONAL DEVICES FOR THE MODELLING GF ThE
METHOD ALLOWS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS OF 114~- OPTIMIZATtON OF THE CL.A.S-s
CONS'IDERED DURING MODELLING. THE P903LE14 OF THE ANAC)'fli, INVESTIGATIC"N
OF THE REQUIRED ACCURACY OF 140DELLING IS ALSO C0,*45IDl:-R---0.
UNCLASSIFIED

RWID-W Mi i M W Mi .......... . ............ .. .......
---im Gomm
USSR UDC 51
Fsnv--M-.V-, LITVAK, B. L.
"Hathematical Programming in Problems of Optimizing ilfulti~,,onnected Systems"
V sb. Methody optimiz. sistem rinogoswrazn. regILlir. (Methods of Optimizing Mul-
ticonnected Control Systems - collection of works), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1972,
pp 5-20 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract No 9V482)
Translation: A study vas made of the methodn of solving special classes of
problems of linear and convex programninS and m%jIttexcremal prt-.Iljlers arising
during statistical optimization of multicon4ected systems.~

;~P,.7- --77777 jgjrj,-~,
USSR UDC 51
M. V., AIUMETUANOV, A. V.
"Algorithm for Solving a Class of Problems of Optinal Coatrol of TechnoloZical
Processes"
V sb. Metody optimiz. sistem mnogas2yazii. reLullr. (Methods of Optird-zing,
Multiconnecteci Control Systems collection of works), Moscow, Nauka Press,
1972, pp 44-51 (from Uh-Kibernetik4, Ito 9, Sep 72, Abstract So 9V506)
Translation: A study was made of the class of problems of' oprimal control of
technologica-I processes which are a generalization of the problem of resource
distribution. A solution algorithm is proposed which comf)ines the method of
dynamic programming (or certain other methods of finding the extremum) with
the Danzig-Wolf expansion principle,
40 -

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U
029 UNCL ASS If IED PROCI-.':SSING DATE--MICT70
T
!T'ITLE--CY CLOTRON RESONANCE IN METALS IN THE CASE OF AN ARBITRARY SKIN
T ANOMALY -U-
EFFEC
AUTHOR--MEYEROVICHo B.E.
A
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
C
,SOURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEORETECHESKOY FIZ3KI# 19701 VOL 589
NR 4 PP 1412-1420
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
-TOPIC TAGS--CYCLOTRON RESONANCEt LARMOR RADIUSp EXTERNAL MAGENTIC FIELDv
FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTIC, SKIN EFFECTt FREE VATHt METAL ELECTRICAL
CONDUC T IV I TY
,.CONTROL HARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMFNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1708 STEP NU--Ull/0056/70/C!58/004/1412/1420
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106447
L UILI F. VL

2/2 029 -UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106447
-'A3STkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. A TdEORY OF CYCLOTRON RESONANCE IS
DEVELOPED FOR AN ARBITRARY RELATION BETWEEN THE LARMUR RA0jkJS Of THE
CURRENT CARRIERS AINC THE Pt--NE-TRATION DEPTH OF THE FtFLD [01 TIfE METAL. A
GENERAL EXPNESSION FOR VOLUME CONDUCTIVITY IN K SPACE IS OBTAINED 14HICII
IS.CALID FOR ANY TYPE OF SKIN EFFECT ANOMALY, T14E 09PENDERCE OF THE
CONDUCTIVITY RESONANCE PROPERTIES ON THE HARMONIC NUMBER 11 IS
INVESTIGATED. FOR A FIXED MAGNETIC FIELD THE DEPENDENCE IS WEAK ONLY
FOR NOT VERY LARGE NUMBERS. WITH INCREASE OF FREQUENCY OF THE EXTERNAL
OIELD, WHEN N BECOMES OF THE ORDER OF THE, RATIO (IF THE LARMOR RADIUS To
THE PENETRATION DEPTH, THE CONDUCTIVITY ABRUPTLY LOSES ITS RESONANCE
PROPERTIES. FOR A GIVEN EXTERNAL FIELD FREQUE14CY UUDER !STRONGLY
ANOMALOUS SKIN EFFECT CONDITIONS THE CONDUCTIVITY RESONAt4~ PROPERTIES
WESKLY DEPEND ON THE HARMONIC NUMBER AS LONG AS THE 1,ARM09P RAUIUS IS
'IN SUI-FICIENTLY PURE
SMALL ClIMPARED TO MEAN FREE PATHo IT IS 3HOWN THAT
-UNDAMENTAL
SAMPLES CYCLOTRON RESUNSNCE CAN BE OBSERVED AT THE I FREQUENCY
AS WELL AT THE HAKMONICS# EVEN WHEN THE SKIN EFFECt IS NORMAL+
FACILITY: INST. FIZICHESKIKH PROBLElit AN SSSR*
5 1

Acc. Nr: /1"038052-' Ref. Code: UR 0056
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Tooreticheskoy
Fiziki, 19 70, Vol 58, N r 1, PP
EFFECT OF SAMPLE SURVACE ON CYCk,0TIjQX
RESONANCE IN &IETALS
- a, R .. -, 4 9-~! i a V: -Ick'
The th"ry of cyclotron resonance in metals is d,~volojied fo~ an arh~trary LI-x (-,f
electron srattering by the surface. It is shown that cycloLroa vosonAnci; significallik de-
peLds on this law. In the Ifiniting ca!v of nonspecular smttoriu~ (cowli',iou (?.S)~ thc- rv-
suits are the same as those obtainod hy Azbol and Kanen Iv thi? limiLing ca~,10 of scatteriug
eloz~e to sqj)ecular Pledron scattering by the ,urface (condihwl (3.10)) a situation arise-s
whose existonce is diieussed in Chambers paper. It is ~shoivvi thal; for spocul;ir rvflec-
tion of electrons by the Tnetal, the surface impaitance strujiq:13, d-rwps due to t1lo largo
contribution of surface electrons to the conductivity. The depvnden~e of the impedance
on the parameters is exactly the same as that pr-Dvioufly coniii(lored by ine for the ca4e
of a cylinder Aitbout a magnotic field, the cyclInder rudius 4+1xig oiliwl to the Larinor
radius.
REEL/ FRAZHE
197 3101 0'. 9 G

SSR UDC 621 f'(35.251 1 534.1.0015
RUNOV, B. T.. DON. E. A., MEYEROVICH, L. 19., SrLYU11N, F. S.,
and KOVAL', G. R.
"Vibration Condition of Bloc-Type Tufbo-Uniti"P"
"Kotelln. i turbin. ustanovki energ. blokov" (Bo-'I(:r and Ttirb;ne
Installations of Power Units) Mos(,ow "Ener,0-11'ii", 19?l, rr 1.92-201
(from RefPr,9tivnYY Zhurnal-Turbostroyeniye, J~c, JD, Oct 71p
Abstract 10.49.46)
Abstracti It is surgentpd. on the bqsis of dirttri rrori vibretion
studies carried otit by the All-Union Instltutfm of Herit Engineeri,,.F_
im. F. E. Dzerzhinskly, on more thnn 120 turbo-uril.ts with evalution
of vibration parnmeters, to usp the effective value of vibratirn
speed as a critericn for evsluatinw the st-ite of vLbrat~on of a
turbo-unit. In accordance with developed GOIST project, Pvaluaticn
rif vibration should be made by the larcreczt mliqsurmd vRlue oil the
effective vibration sreed of a bearing in,accordarme with Ah-e fol-
lowirg scs1es excellent - not Yfgher than 1.~l goof! - not
hip,her thrin 2.F mm/src, satisfqctory - riot ?Jr,he- 1;~an 4.5 rrnim/sfc.

USSR UI)C-- 611-121-577-1-591-105
MLYERSONA F. L., GOLUBEVA, L. Yu., Institute of Normal an"I Pathological
Fhysiology, Ac~demy of Medical Sciences of the USER, Voocow
"Influence of PreliLdnary Adaptation to Basic Environr~!ntnd- Factors
on the Concentration of ATP and the Phosphorylation Potential In the Myo-
cardium, During Acute Overloading of the Ifeart"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 210, No 14, 1973, ry 989--992
Abstract: Previous studies have shown that in the p,,t*ocP:F,-i of Irradual adap-
tation to physical loads, high-altitude hypoxia and ~.old, 'the ci!lls of the
systems responsible for the adaptation, and in particular the heart cells ,
display activation of synthesis of nucleLc acids and prota:1.113, Lemiiing to
ai increase in the power of tite sy9tem of mJtochondrla rer unit or t1asue
mass. Sbis restores the ccncentration. of ATP and the phoqj?Ii,)ry1.a:ticr poteri-
tial to the nornz-j-1 level, and thus corprises a eo~,rion flundi-.--nentiv.1 link In
the mechanism of adaptation to baste environmental factorq.. If t2iis concept
is valid, then preliminmry adaptation to enviroimentml factors -jhwDuld. to a
considerable extent prevent the effect which a drop in ATP vonctl-ntrutlon I-as
on the increase of phosp~orylation potential in cells under mnximt= work
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USSR
I-EYERSON, F. L. , GOLUBnfA, L. Yu. , Doklady Akademii Nauk S:33SR, Vol 210 , HO
1973, pp 989-992
intensity. In order to determine whether this provenUirts- efff!~(.'t' really
exists, the authors studied the influence which preLiminn.ry at'aptation to
physical stresses and high-altitude hypoxia has on the ccmcentration of AT11,
phosphorylation potential, and the concentration of glyce1qen and lactate in
the myocardium during acute overloading of the heart causing CI)IIIIlete col-
lapse of the aorta. The results of nxperbaent3 showed that thi.s effect
does indeed take place. An e-qa1yals of these results tmd data or various
other authors indicates that azi increase in phospho--vylatiott potential is a
signal which activates the genetic apparatus of the cell. nad induces the
development of structural changes which form the banis of 10111j.-term adap-
tation.
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Physiology
'OSSR
UDO 012.27+612.821.6
MEYEILCON-F-71) SOLOIJUMNA, Ye. S., VIKTILYMV, Yu. 1. and KLYOULI, T. A.,
Laboratory of Experimental Cardiology, I-nStitILtO of Normal and FatYi:~IcE-i Cal
Physiology and Laboratory of Psyahopharmacology, Institute of Phin-macology,
Academy of Medical Sciences US5R, Moscow
"The Influence of Adaptation to Altitude Hypoxia on the Behavior of Animals In
a Stress Situation"
Moscow, Zhurnal Vysshey Nervnoy Deyatellnosti imeni 1. P. Pavlov Vcl 23,
VyP 4, Jul/Aug 73, pp 751-756
Abstract: The influence of adaptation To h.~,poxia on Ihe t,Hviviov * c f 4 0 r.,. to~
in situations creating a conflict between the drinhing- an-1 the. defer'sive
reflaxes was studied. It was found. that adapted anirials imttle three Umes at-,
many attempts to drink as controls, despite a painful olectrIc shock. Thr-!
experlmantal nubjects showed a lover threihold of pain sems;1iliv%ty, the
strength for the drinking reflex, the same motor activity in ncneall-i'jict SiL.-n-
tions and lower motor activity L-i conflict situaticns thi.n ccnta,ols. Thcrefcre
these-factors are not considered possible cauver, for the change obsorved.
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HEYERSON, F. Z., et al., Zhurnal Irysshey Nervnoy Deyatelliiazti imcnd 1. 11.
Pavlov, Vol 23, Vp 4, Jul/Aug 7-3, pp 751-756
Earlier findings also eliminate disturbance in the elaborutinn