SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YAREMCHUK, N.A. - YARMOLINSKAYA, L.N.

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stresses. developec! in
djffe~,enci:~s :.-k t7he :z1alus of elastilaity and vohur~:, coo ~'fOltiontls zff 'Llle-
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a:1-4 the iar--im diff," 'L~amco in t'llit! coefflci4~--Its of ex7~1,,In-
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af dia-abilitly in trwizverse sp-acimans i~ms ctaused by th--
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IVAMMMO, A. G.g TOWXNYANEW V. A. -and YAREMEMKOI A9 G I Ydev
"Control with Optimization of Predletion:wIth Discrete, Linear Freclicting Models
of a Plant",
Klev# Avtomatyka, Jan-Feb ?4# pp 28-38
Abstracts As distinct from an article In Issue #2t 1973, of this journal by
Ivakhnenko and Toloknyanenko entitled "Control with Optimization of Predic-
tion with Continuous Models of a Plant," this articlo~ conside= systems with
cliscrete 9linear predicting models*@ Optimization is po~rformed on a sliding
prediction interval. Equations are iobtained for the action of a closed
system. The authors study the effect of:the prediction'time on the action
and stability of closed-loop control systems x1th optimization of prediction.
An asymptotic law is established according to which a decision taken at the
curwnt moment undergoes no changes with a further incr6ase in the prediction
time if the prediction time is sufficiently great. Accox .ding to the principle
of the Pontryagin zaximum, optiml control is'found whi6h is possible with
optimization of processes whose behavior can 1)6 predicted by means of linear
Models,
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USSR UDC 6i,2.766.2
YAREMIKO B. R Chair of Pathological Physiology, IfLilituary-Medica-1 Academy
S. it. Kirov
"The Effect of Prolonged Hypodynamia. on Some Phys'lologic al Functions in Dogs"
lbscow-, Patologicheskaya Fiziologiya i Eksper:LymentallnVa Tcrapiya, Vol 14, No 6,
-0
Nov/Doe 70, pp 10-12
Abstriact: T erty dogs were kept under conditims of almost total rcstraint for
W
14-28 days (the admals could do little mote thm ~stand up, lie down, and eat).
Eight of the dogs behaved in a largely passive manner, idffle 12 remained, quit te
active. Most of the passive a n i w LIL shad edemas of the Itind pa,.,rs, sores. or ul-
cers after 2 weeks. Dy the end ~af the 3d~week thay cotzld not eland or S I _-i d
preferred liquid to solid food. The active animals, on the other hand, ~PpeasreCt
-to be nornal in all respects, aid it was riot until. the Lant cttzy of the uxperi-
mwitthat- slight odema of the hind Ftwo, de.Velqped. In all of.-the animalls, 'n-r-lue-
rial pressure gradually rose. durbig the first `2 weeks and remained high t-hereafter.
The pressor sinocarotid reflex decreased markedly towarri . the and of the atperi-
imut Cardiac rate and body te=orature wbre not signif:lcantly affected at ally
timea: Plasma cholinesteraze activity increased cn the 21 at da;y, De.3pite -the
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P r% MARY SOURCE: Patoloa c ay
ich'sk
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-iziologiya i
enta - ya
Eksperim' 1' TOrapiya, 1970, Vol 14
PP
THE EFFECT OF PITUITRIN ON THE BILE-FORMING FUNCTION OF THE LIVER
Af., S. Y&em?jl"99"~_
In dogs anesthetized with nernbutal (30 mg/kg) intravenous injection oi pituitrin
at the rate of 5 ml per I k-g of body weight, ior 45 minutes causAd a distinct elevation of
con--
bile secretion, reduction of Ca concentration and -diminution of.bile reiraction index.
centration of K fell but insignificantly, and of ~ Na - remai ned'al most unchanged. Intra-
venous injection of oxytocin to the animals J'Alled to change,or somovhat depressed the
bile secretiorL
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USSR UDC: 621.315-592
.-Y -and, 1VL_AFA V. S., Institute of
-~ j N. G., POTAPOV, V. T.,
0 di2
ngineering and Electronics, Moscow
ectrical Conductivity and HaI1 Eff ect. in Strongly Compensated
n-InSb at Low TemperatureWl~
Leningrad, Fizika i tekhnika poluprovodniko,v, Yo 7, 1972t pp
1238-124,7
Abstract: Considering that detailed investigations of the effect
of strong compensation on galvanomagnetic effects in n-InSb at
low temperatures are lacking in the literature, the authors de-
scribe exDeriments they performed to determinelthe characterist-
ics of thiv material. They meaoured the Hall offect and the con-
ductivity in pure and germanium-~contaminated ii.-In8b monocrystals
at temperatures 01 4.5 to 500 K in:the.d-c mode. They used -the
compensation method at currents through.the specimen which did
not heat the cry8tal lattice,,measu-ting the Hall effect in a weak
magnetic fieeld of 230 oersteds. : A'table oT the, specimer. para-
meters, measured at 300 K instead of -the usua.,
I 77o K, is given
together with curves of the n_In8b Hall. constant and conductivity
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N. G., et al, Fizika i tekhnika PP~u-provodnikov, No 7,
1972, pp 1238-1247
as functions oT the temverature. Ourves:are also given for the
Hall constant and the conductivity-as functions of the lattice
temperature. It, is noted that in theabsence of a theory of the
Hall effect under conditions of current pinching, it may be as-
sumed that the expression.forthe~effect is no longer valid under
those conditions. Appreciation is..~expressed to S.,G. Halashnikov
and Yu. V.: Gulyayev for their ~:Lnt6rest,- in the 'Vork, to V. 1. Tri-
fonov~ 1. 1. Chusov, and V. M. Afi.nogLznov fortheir comments, and
to G. A. Mushletsova for her assis,tance with the measurements.
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UDC: 622.243.144.4
KI
SACHKOV, V. V., KHARIV, 1. Yu., TITARENKO,.N. Kh., FESEN D N YARE!4E
V..A., Poltava Division of Ukriinian Scientific Research Institute for
Geological Prospecting
"Ultrasonic Treatment of Drilling Soltition in Ordor to Rpstore its SMCWrall
Mechanical Properties"
Mos cow, Burcnjye, No 7, 1973, pp 18-21.
'Abstract: A method is studied for restoration of the structural and Blech;-Inical
properties of solutions by ultrasonic tTeatment, allowing the restoration of
lost properties to be accelerated, urhile reducinp, the con5w~ipi:j.or~i of nziterials
and expenditures of labor, particularly manlmal- labor, related -to the preparation
of chemical reagents and treatment of, the s6l'titi.011 with t1le rol;rents. Posilits
are presented fron, restoration and ii: provement of these pi-oporties durino ul,.ra-
sonic processing directlv at drilling sites 11ho mecha njim of action of Oic
ultrasound on itatural and artificial solutions is describcd. '1110 Instill-Litle
has developed desirf:s of hydrodym.11fic vort('y
type radi.-illors for
tion ultra!;oulc ti-catirwitt. of, F,0111(folls.
ill opel-atiLml. call 1w dri.%,cn [,y v i1,
I;Vli Sl:t Or a Ct-i0j) Of t h C' LI III i '~I j

USSR Me: 681 3
MUZYCHUK, V. T., YAREMENKO V.-V
Ircircuit Realization of Operators in the Specialized Language TEKHN0L"
V-sb. Sreastva, tekhn. kibernet. (Pacilities of Technical Cybernetics--
___rf __I if
collection of works), Kiev., Tekhnika i 1970, pp 3-13 (from RZh-Kiber-
netika, No 9, Sep 71, Abstract-No 9V547)
T~anslation: The authors consider the operations in a machine language
for a special.computer designed to solve problelas of:;techriological de-
sign. Taking the example of tabular operatIons as a ibasis!, the authors
consider.the problem of structural realization of the operations through
the method of formal synthesis of an automaton accor(Ung to a micro-
On the basis of the resultant M*croprogram the functions of
pTogram.
the -out-nuts and the functions of. the exditation area determined and used
'in:designing the-functional eircuit:of.the automaton.: V. Mikheyev.

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SHOPRIA) Ir. D.- RAGE4011 G. R.J ATCREDDV~ S. _tj "~R,b(J-41W I i, t
ji,
N11 A . N.) PEFISSYIEZIDT, V. r-.~ BOY'VO' 1u. 1. 7 S!UiVAP1!NA* Z. it.
7,. -1-t PAYCIDUM L. V. ahl A. A.,
CIUMAKOV) A. Ye. YATv0';1,T',_`,9~1.
AU-Union inst-Ltu). rxotectioll, Utxainian. Institute Dj' Plant
tection inia 6--icultlanal AcaO- -1"rj'zh n !nst:Ltute o ricu
ra U, -n Ar en, Y3 Azerb, a f AF,
P
'tute of Ill t- Patholoj-,Y, An Iz I
turej- Contra! Asi an Inst- d Cli an' ns v te ai
A W1 U
'W of Plant P
Plant-Pxotection,, Gcor~~ian. 1111,;titlu
Race Pomation -D) Fuccinia triticina Erik's. aM P. stvil-tormU, 'Je sI i i the
USSR"~
Leningrad, Mlholo,,
~J a. i Fitopatrilodya, 6;, 3.970, P'P:
L t* S of Oraw- Ica,' xill,
Abstract: StUdly of the c-nusTtive a- ~ri lo f ;t ruf't"- C)~
w1heat in differ'zn"; na~:ts or thu Suidet Urrion rmid naiw otiver i:uro-,!c_~an
showed that, desnite the varic'-.: o'l.': rl-ces) (InIv a:N~w al~~'~ re-moll!; iblc for
rc vdx1'-- Cons!1-m-t fror ~:Pa, -to Year. 'j."r'
EZi,
tiCC.
iz" -hc
stab- -t-io-ni i's due '0 ~'e 3 a th'-'~.t -Uat v-_-Ove t' 'an 9D11- C, -ILL
L UL
wheat varictics in the USSR are muricc-pUblu to all rances, of t-lic .,--L
racial conna~-.ition nV thu, pathoj!,o-n~,, in thu USSR 1:3 to th_::~t Ocu."n.-rip'-
alsewhere ill ILt"J"'. U-Chan!"c of,' orij-,J."'.11 Turma vrid use n-'- t!-~

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USSR UDC 582 ~85-22 633-527.2 (479-22
Georgian Branch, All Union Scientific Research Institute of
YA~ Z. I..
-16- Kobuleti, Adzhar ASSR:
Patho
"Specialization of Stem Rust in-Urediospores on Wild, Grasses in Georgia"
leningrad, VAkologiya iPitopatologiya., No 4P 197ij pp 408-"
Abstract: Field studies conducted in Georgia in IW,-1968 revealed that 58
species of grasses belonging to 25 genera are reservoirs of stem rust. The
rate of infection was highest in Agropyron, Agrostis.alba, Bronus sp.,
Festuca sp, Loli= sp., and Poa sp. The rje form of the fungus vas found
tvice (in 1964 and 1968) on Dactylis glometats and Algypyron repens, The
oats form was found only in 1968 on 3 grass species -Avens fatua, Agropy-ron
repens, and Alopecurus. myosuroides. -Thewheat form is by far the most co=,on,
occurring In 27 species. The predominauce.of the wheat form is ascribed to
the fact that about 10 'uteat species grow lu.the Transcaucanus, but alwst no
rye or oats,, and the wild forms of these grasses ax~e,,verylabundant.
IT-

USSR UDC 539.4
AFANAS'YEV, P. D., SCHUL'GA, N. G., and YAREWTVICH S K Cvov
IlThermomagnetic Treatment of Fe-Ni-Al-Co -Alloys'With Low and Medium Content
of Cobalt"
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabatki Metallov,i No 1, Jaii-Feb 71, pp 140-143
Abstract: Results are presented of, an investigation of the effectiveness
of the thermomagnetic treatment of Fe-Ni-AI-Co alloys with low and medium
cobalt content. The growth of magnetic~lproiperties Br a.nd B%ax after
thermomagnetic treatment ranges, between.10-15% for alloys with 2-6%
cobalt and between 20-25% for Fe-Ni-Al-Co alloys-with 12-15% cobalt. The
effectiveness of thermomagnetic treatment can be increased considerably
by raising the Curie point of alloys with,12-15% cobalt at the expense
of a decrease in nickel content.to 17-17 0%~and aluminum-to 7-7.5% and
an increase of silicon to 0.5-0.8%. An oscillogrophic.method for deter-
mining the Curie point of stable magnotaAs doscribedi
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INIMMINNIUMENI WIP011 Sm a

1/3 042 'UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP7.0
TITLE--EFFECT OF ULTqASQNIC TREATMENT ON THE PHYSICOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES
OF SOME PRECISION ALLOYS -U-
~:4UTHOR-SABEY, YU.I., YAREMKEVICHr S.Ko'l SHULGA,N G.v VYGOVSKIYt I.P.
OUN T R Y--3F.INFO--USSR
MAT ER. .1970, 5,(6), 656-o
~,~.,.S.GURCE-FIZ.-Klil.M. MEKHO
ATE PUBLISHED------70
.:-;$VBJECT~ AREAS--MATERTALS
_~fr)PIC TAGS--MECHANICAL PPOPERTY, ULTRASONI.C~ EFFECT, METAL INTERNAL
~FRICTIONI MAGNETIC PROPERTYj IRON ALLOY, NICKEL
ALLOYv MAGNETIC.
A L L 0Y. *THFRMOMAGNETIC EFFECT, PRECISICN
ATFRTALI ALUMINUM ALLOY, COBALT
ALLOYf MAGNETIC FIELD, DISPIE;ZS ION ~,HARDE.NING
MARKt.N%G--Nfj RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLAssir-iED
REEL/FRAME--1918/0661 STEP \1 0 - - U R0 3 6/7 0 10 0 50 0 606 5 60 6 6 0
c I PC- ACCESSION NO--AP0105639
UNC L A S S I F I E D

2/3 042 0
UNCLASSI FIED PRCESSIkIG DA,r~
-CTRC ACrESSION NG--AP0105639
:,:~A0STRACT/EXTRACT--(.Ul GP-0- A9STRACT. ELCVEN DISPERSION H4RDcNE011
PRECISION ALLOYS WE-NI-AL-Cf) (RANGES.Nl~;13.5-19.61 AL 7.0-12.27, Cn_
St 0.0-0.51 TJ 0-24-7,0 OR N8:.0.5-O.B.WT. PERCENTt FE REST)
'IF. ULTRASOUND -ON PROPERTIES AND STRUCTURC
WERESTUD[ED AS TO THE EFFECT 3
LL 15-20
SPECIMENS WERE HEATED TO 1250-80DEGREES., HELD FOR MIN, AND
A
COtILED. TOGETHER WITH THE FURNACE AT 2.6DEGREES PFA* HR. THE
THER-MOMAGNETtIC: TREATMENT 14AS CARRIED- OUT BY HEATPIG 1.11 A 13ACL S0132 BATH
AT 800-40DEGREES FOR 10 MINT FURTHERHEATING ALStl IN BACL SU82 AT
1280DEGREES ?FOR - 10-15 MIN COOLING IN: LOWER Ti:,KP. RANGE AT THE 'RIT. RATE,
401-60DEGREES PER MIN IN A '4AGNETIC FIELD.',- BEF(TRE THE ULTRASONIC
TREATMENT T4E
FOILLOWING ALTERNATIVE THERIMA.L- TREATMENTS WEPE APPLIED: (1)
HEATING:T0 1250
-80DEGREESi COOLING INITHE.LOWER TFMP. RANGE
(400-95GOEGREFS) AT 40-60DEGREES PER 14IN AND TEMP.,.RING AT 600DEGREES,
121 HEATING AND C0nLI.NG.AT CRIT. RATE FROM 128(nEGREES IN
STEPWISE A
MAGNETIC FIELDt (3) THE ABDVE- MENTIONEO-THERMOMAGNETIC TREATMENT WITH
-?L I ING
TEMPERING FOR 4 HR AT 6000EGREES1 AND A4) STEPWISE HEAIINIG AND COi
~,WITH CRTT.~.RATE IN MAGNETIC FI,FLO (WITHIN THE REGION OF Sl?LID SOLN.)
G IjJITH VARYING
WHILE APPLYING ULTRASOUNO DURIN. TEMPERING AT, 600DIrIGRFES
-T14E PERIODS, THE IRRADN. WITH ULTRASOUNI) WAS CARRIED'OUT AT 18-20 KHZ
.-IN A MAGNETIC FIELD OF, 1500-2000 OE-i AFTEkWAROSt 14E AICROSTRUCTU
MAGNETIC PROPERTIES, SP. ELFC, REST STANCEw THERMALt EXPANSION,
INTERNAL FRICTION, HEAT COND., AND YOUNG MDDuLUS AERE
ULTRASOUND APTEP TREAT, CT .4
-:DETD. -THE MENTS ( 1) AND 43); HAD INO EFFE tHILE
J-REATMENT (2) AND ULTRASOUNO HAD IA]WEAKEFFECT ON MAGNETIC PRoPERTIES.
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3 042 UNCLASSIFIED P"ROCESSING DATE--1j.SEP70
ACCESSION NO--AP0105639
~-~-ALBSTRAr-TIE)(TRACT--TPEAT%(EI14T (4) WAS MORE EFFECTIVE IN INCREASING THE
COERCIVE FORCE AND MAX. MAGNETIC EqERGY aY.25-30PERCENT; ll')WEV::R? 141TH 2
*Y-AN
~,-~..ALLOYS (C)NTG. CO 2-4 AND 35PEqC.ENT) THE MAGNE-TTC 1:-:NERf, i) R!~SFDUAL
INDUCTION DECREASED BY 20-5PFikCE:JlT, (WHICH IS EXPLAINED By THE
ITEGRATION OF SINGLE DOMAIN. :STRUCTURE AND AN150TRIOPY). THE FAVORABLE
-DI S IN
-~,''~':ACTIOIN OF ULTRASOUND ON THE OTPER ALLOYS~ IS EXPL.0AlFD :RY THE C),CLlc
r)EFORIMATION OF CRYST. LATTICE. W14IC14 FAC'ILITATPr,. b[FFUSf0N; WHYLE
.....,-,ACCELERATING THE, FORMATION OF SUBMICROSCOPIC PHASES FROM THE SOLID
5 13 LN THE ULTRASOUND HAD NO EFFECT ON,THE COAGULATION. RATE.

USSR UDC 621.317,331
SMORGUN, Ye. I., KOCHAJN, V. A.,~:BULYGA, S. G.,
STRUK, R. I.
."Automatic Two-Coordinate Compensator for Resistometric Study of Steels and
Special Alloys"
Kontrollno-izmerit. Tekhnika. Resp. Mezhved Nauch.-TeVin. sb. [Testing
and Measuring Equipment, Republic Interdepartmental Scientific and Techn.-
cal Collect-ion], 1971, No 11, pp 136-139, (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Metrologiya. i ImeritelInaya. Tekhnik-a, No 7, 1972, Abstract
No 7.32.966).
Translation: An automatic two-coordinate com'pensator of accuracy c! iss:
L
0.05 is described, allowing graphs to be:produced.ol' th',e delm.,ndence of
resistance of metal specimens on temperature! ';. whi 1~h is necessary for resis-
tometric study of phase conversions in steels and-specia.1 alloys. lt is
demonstrated that the device can measure the emf of thormocou les in the
0-70, mv range and resistances of from 10-5 to, 25 ohm (with cuirents passing
through the specimen of 1,000 to 0.5 a: ac'respectively) It is noted that
the:desired.graph sector can be drawn in enlarged scale. I F! gure; 7
Biblio-Refs.
ORMIN . I PIPPRIM "Ir"I"171 1 In M

212 014 UNCL ASS I FtEDI PROCESSING DATE-13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--APOL09438
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tU) GP-0- AaSTRACT. A COMBINED FERMI DAVYDOY RESONANCE
SOLUTIONS 15 CONSIDEOED. IT
SOLID MOLECULAR JS SHOWN THAT MIGRATION
OF THE- ENERGY OF V16RATIONAL EXCITATJON CAN LEAD Ta AN.ABNORMAL
-REDISTRIBUTION OF INTEIN'SITIFS OF THE,CO:,lPONENTS 101= 'FERME DOU3LET WHEN
HIGHEP ORDER HARMONICS ARE DOMINANT. 'THE CONCENT RAT TONAL DEPE.NDENCE OF
THERATIO OF THE INTENSITIES OF DOUBLET COMPONEN1 ''S 19 INVESTIGATED. AT
A CERTAIN, VALUE GF THE CONCENTRATICN7 GETERRINEL);!BY PARAMETERS OF THE
SOLVENT AND THE DISSOLVED SUBSTANCEt A SHARP! INC011EASE IN THE INTENSITY
OF CNE OF THE DOUBLET COMPONENTS.CAN-~B.E'IGBSERVEG4~~ THE.BASIC CONCLUSIONS
JHE~EXPEP -.N' T.
OF JHE JHEORY ARE IN AGREEMENT i(ITH IMC FACILITY'
V'
SEHIC.ONDUCTOR RES. INS. UKRA.-ItAiN...ACAD~.."S.Cl,.t~IKIP-~ USSR.
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UDC 617-001.36-0~2.9-09"'-CA21612-766.1'r'
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YAREHKO B H Department of-Pathological Physiology,. Academy of 111ilitaxy
';~UZ~ Urov, Leningr ad.~~
"Course of Traumatic Shock in Dogs Subjected.to Prolonged llypodynamia!-
piya, No
Vidscowl.Patologicheskaya Fiziologiya Ekapeii~iental'na~a Tex~,
197lo-PP 83-84'
Translationt Prolonged hypodynamia is known to affect the reactivity of the
body and lower its resistance to a numberof pathogenic~factoxss. However,
.-we found nothing in the available literature bearing on:its role in trawriatic
shock.
ale dogs weighing 13 to
- Procedure. Experiments werre performed on 31 mL
24 kg. Hypodynamia itas inducod by koepin&thadorgs on special benches that
hsarply linited their movements, Ton animals, (sorica 1) rema:ir-ed under hypo-
dynanic conditions for 114-days and 8 (series:2)t for 26 days.: After tho
animals were removed from tho bench they vere 'secuXed to a table where shock
t
was induced by cn-ashing the soft tissues of he femur until t1he defensive
disappe~_,red and arterial pressum droppe(i to 60 to, 65 Shock
-intact do controi :1
Mas induced in 13 gs (sories 3p In a manner.
Arterial
pressure from the central end of:the'right fenoral axtery was xacorded
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YA101KO, B. R., Patologichaskaya Fiziologiya ir1asperivientalnaya Terapiyal
110 2t 1971# pp 83-84
on hymographic tape. Respiration waus recorded with a Harey capsule ani cuiffs
put on the ezimal's chest. In addition,~pressor sinocarotid reflexes -were
deternined in response to compression of the,common =otid Lrttery for 5 and
JLO see. After inflic-.ting the trauma, no observetl thvaydmals for 6 hours
and- - noted the.length of time they: survived In shock,.
Results and discussion. In1tWlY# the,average level of arterUL1 pressuxe
was somewhat higher in the dogs subjected to hypodynanda (series 1, 166+5.4,
P-~~ 0-051, series 2p 153t~.2mm) than in the control (148i-4.5:rW. The -respir-
atory zrate in the doga after 28 days of bypodynamia (2~~74) ims muoh slower
(P