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Biochemistry of Biogenic Amines
in the Central Nervous System, II.
Catecholamines, by V. Vitek, et al.
CZECH, per, Activ Nerv Sup, Vol 6,
No 1$ 1964, pp 12-27.
NIH 3-62-65 (loan)
Sci Biol & Med Sci
May 65

Czea Study of Fz9blems or Intenvetaticm of
the Meehaniam of the Effftt of Psychophar-
m3colage Drugs,, by V* Vitek and K. Byx&mki.
11 ppq
CZIM., perj, Actlvitas Nmella sumior, vol 6p
No 2# 1964., pp 160-165-
RES 42754
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Oct 67
342#939

Air Polit, R -?451-D
6 sopt. 1966
CHANGES IN FREE tFaNO ACIDS IN THE RAT 13RAIN IN ANOUA
CAUSED BY MRBON MONOKIDE
Authorl Sklenovskyt A.
Source: Activ. Nerv. SuD (PrakP) 272-5o 1964 4 pp)
Language: Polish
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Introduction and Resume of the Study of Huarochlri
Communities, by Jose Matos, Teresa Gu&lllen, 32 pp.
GOVERNMENT USE ONLY
SPANISH, bk, Las Actuales Comunidades de Indigenas:
Huarochirl. en 1955, Lima, 1958, pp 11-44.
TPRS GUO: 542
LA-Peru
Pol
Jan 65
271,772

6346528
COUWYCIN IN PEDIATRICS (LA CoHmIcina en
Pediatr(a), 119631 6p. 10 refs.
Order from SLA $1. 10 63-16528
Trans. of ActuaUdad Pediatrics (Spain) 1961, v. 20,
July P.
DESCRIPMRS: *Collmycin, *Antibiotics. *Pediatrics,
Therapy, Dosage, Eacherichla, Toxicity, Physical
properties, Chemical properties.
(Biological Sciences- -Pharmacology, 77, v. LO. no. 7) Wks c? 7rck*9 krvkcs

63-16528
COLIWYCIN IN PED(ATRICS (La CollmicIna, en
Pediatria). [196316p, 10 refs.
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Trans. of Actualidad Pediatric& (Spain) 1961, v. 20,
July p.
DESCRIPTORS: *Collmycln, *Antibiotics, *"atrics,
Therapy. Dosage, Eacherichle, Toxicity, Physical
properties, Chemical propertlen,
(Biological Sclences-Pharmacology, TT, Y. 10, no. 7) ORO 01 IfOlkyj seni.

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ACTUALIDAO PECIATRICA . .
. ~ .1 1961 V20 N? P1-6 . 70-21573 4*),
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Constitution Said to Prevent Munongo From Being
Minister of Interior and High Commissioner
-Stmuft-U-nbously, 5 pp.
FFENCH, np katualites Africaines, LeopoldviUe,,
Vol IX, No. 47, 7 Nov 64, pp 12 6,
JFRS 27641
Africa-Congo .
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272,213

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I,Glizll,~o~ laz
Vol. T. 1951),
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Relationships. Between Cortical andIeticular Activity, by
M. Bonvallet, 21 pp.
FRENCH, nar- Actualitees Neurophysiologiques, Vol 1,,
1959, pp 166--f 81.
NIH 1-9-64
Sci-Blol 8L Med Sci
March 64
251j237

S-1737
Experimental Sleep and Its Humoral Trans-
mission, by Marcel Mmuier7 -
FRUCH, per, Actualites NeuropbYsiOlOgique8i
vo:L v, pp Sk 203-227-
-14J/Pi~/SPECUL/ NY -9710
Sci-B/M
Apr 65

TT-63-20471
Reubl, F., Paull. K, and Teuscher. A.
SOME ASPEGn OF THE REMOTE CIRaLAIMY, 1. Title: Renal Insuff iclency
AESPIRATORY AND METABOLIC EFFECT OF RENAL 1. Reubt, F.
INSUFFICIENCY. Ill. DIRMHANCES OF TIM 11. Paull, EL
CLUCIDIC METABOLISM (Queltities Aspects du III. Tcusctwr, A.
Retentissement Circulatotre, Respiratoire at IV. Title: Disturbances ...
M&&Wliqw de l'biwff isance R&ile~ [19631 [10p]
(figs omitted) 2 1 refs
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Trans. of APAILte. l4phrolvQues (kxt*.w
Necker (Prance) 1963. p. 127-141.
A. f
DESCRIPTORS: OMetabolism, Cardiovascular system,
Respiration, Diseases, 61(idneys. *Glycosides.
(Biological Sciences- -Pathology, TT, ~. H. no.

New Hereditary Malformation. Dysmorphism of the
Buccal Frenao by Yxs. Papillon-Leage, J. Psaume,
!6
. pp~
FP-PNCII, per, Actualites odonto-stomatogiTues
:extract), 1954 or 19551, pp 7-26.
NO Tr No 1115
I~A 3A 7 c5l-

~eratosiss i;,ypakcratosLj, Paraloratosis and
a, UP
Dys%cratosis Of thr, ~uccal t ucou's "!cr~)r
L, D-Abourp.,
Actualites Gt~ontcstomt Vol LXVII,
1964, pp 273-21ils
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between ActivitY 81A ftmtm,, by D. bar
0l, Vol 15 J,
aCMM. per ActuaUtes Phar m--C li
1963m, PP
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32-348
sci-W 369*519
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Actudites Scientifiques et IndustrielZes
1938 N 577 pp 1-73 ntc 70-24652

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SChoCh, A.
THE TRANSPLIISSM~OF SOUND THROUGH PLATES. 1. Schoch, A.
[19641 25p 11. ATS-21Q74G
Order fr= AIS $27.75 ATS-2ln74G 111. Associated Technical
Services, Inc.,
Trans. of ustim'(Mmer land) 1952. v. 2, no. 1, Enst Orange, N.
p. 1- 17.
(Physics --Acoustics, TT, Y. 11, no. 12) Offl- M T-W-1 5-1-

TT-64-12772
Schoch, A.
LATERAL DlSPLACEMENr OF A TOTALLY RE- 1. Schoch, A.
FLECTED ULTRASONIC WAVE BEAM. [19641 3p H. ATS-22Q74G
Order from ATS $3.50 ATS-22Q74G W. Amsociated Technical
Services, Inc.,
Trans. at Acustics (Switzerland) 1952, Y. 2, no. 1, East Orange, N. J.
P. 18-19. 1.
(PhysIcs-Acownics, TT, Y. 11. no. 12) 1 Offl" f T-hnkml S-1-.

Investiuations on Vibrating Cavit,)tion in Liquid-5,
by R. Esche, ~X 40 pp.
GE'NiVI, per, Acustica, Vol 11, IM19,52, nn[ B209.
TIL/T 5291
Sci
Nov 63
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61-18912
Stenzel, licinrich.
THE ACOUSTIC RADIATION OF A VIBRATING 1. Stenzel, It.
RECTANGULAR RIGID MEMBRANE (Die AkumiKhe
Strahlung der Rechteckigen Kolbenmembran) tr. by
~Volfrarn Stadler. [1961) [28h 23 refs.
Order from SI-A $2.60 61-18912
Trans. of Acustica Switzerland) 1952. v. 2, ino. 6,
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P.
DESCRI717ORS: *Mcmbranes, *Acoustics, Sound, J
Mathematical analysis, Acoustic Impedance,
Vibration, Radiation effects,
General formulae arc obtained for calculating the sound
field immediately in front of a vibrating rectangular
mcm1wanc. The viclaal sound field is calculated by
graphical Integrdclon and Illustrated by many diagrams.
Then general formulae for the radiation impedance are
derived; and finally its two components are calculated 00- *1 70"ed $.M-.
(Physics- -Acoustics, 717, -v, 6, no. 9) (over)

7he Properties of Water-RUed Zibes for Impedance
and Speed of Bound *wurements.4 by Walter Xubl,
a p,
GEM, Wp _~~icajs Vol Ills 1953j. pp 1U-123.
Neq Tr 343D/MRL 31
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ACUSTICA
1953 VS P421-433 70-22429 0>
1954 vo P427-432 t"r 70-23653
1957 VT P20A-216 70-23691
1963 V13 P14-24 70-10291-20A (0 0-
1963 V13 P103-10 70-12297-20A (4> -

Od tht Aeuvatiem! F-toportioa ot Oves BlAbbli
Soreebs iu Wator, by R. Mayor; E. SUdytyk.
GMYMYI~ Fr, ktuvtif~r.., ~01 1111; 19,53t p 434.
I,hvy '1970/T-:285
1
Sel - Physics
Jan 59
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!;Crivatiuri G-, tile Li,."s oi~ Forcj~~ for dI , ,-.,,)ictic
wid all !~,Jcctrical .1iound Trmisducer; t~roz~~ Ollu 1-encral
'or caell Kind" b, F. ~Iischcrj
-1. LLStiCa, 'JOI T11, L- 441-4,160
"i 2 1iT E I
Oci-Electrou 1"; Ucct
Oc f., 60

Uliciency Wasurewuto on Tmnzdwm-a tor Liquict-
Bome Soundp by H. Thiedep 7 PP.
I
1q, perj Acust4oa~ Vol M# 1933., PP 449-451.
N=y qr VUS'
343 HL 32
sai - KL~Otron TC Ile --
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The Concept of Acousdc Impedance, by W. VilUnis,
GEMAN, -r,_ACu9tiCa,.VO~lv,Nol,19S4,
9P
pp 427-43-2.
Deir. of INavy 44281,fUSRL Tr',,.~O H
A17-6
scl - Elec
Feb 66 -'M-51,427

Cine4natographia Photographs of Water Vapour Bubbles,
by W. Gueth
GERMN, per, Acustica,, V6Z 1, 1954, pp 445-455.
9043232
ACSIL 773
dec 59

Inveotigatian of Aperiadic Timt Preceasea With
Autocorrelation &nd Fourier Analycis, 44 pp:,
GEPMN, ;or, Acustica, Vol IV, He 1954, PP
365-379,~
MCA IN, 1404
Sci
Apr 58
6,

Oberst, H. , Becker, f7 W. , and Frankenfeld, K.
ME DAMPING OF VIRRATIONS OF THIN MEET
METAL RY MEANS 01: FIRMLY ARIFRING COAT-
TNG~. Il. AnVANCES IN VE DEVEI OPMENT OF
NOISE- REMUICING MA16RIALS. 119601 [181p 14refs.
A. C. S. 1. L. Trans. 789: ACSit./AMI/56/44.
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Trans. o' Acustica (SwItzerland) 1954. v. 4,
p. 433-44t.
DFSCRIPTORS: 19ieets, *Dlmping, Vibration,
'Plastic coatingg, GmtIngs, 'Acoustic InsuiatIon, In-
sulating materials, Vehicles
61 - 1"83
L Oberst, It
It Becker. G. W.
fit Frankenfeld, K.
IV. ACSII., Trans-789
V. ACSIL/ADM/56/44
VL Admiralty Centre for
S
oclentific Informationand
Lialson (431. Brit.
Ile possibility of comparing different damping sub-
stances Is discussed. It I I qhown haw a maximum of
dAmping efficiency In ,he desired ranges of frequency 4-27-61
and ternperatare can systematically be obtained by
means of plasticised high pnlyiners mixed with appro- ON" of TehWvJ
priate Inorganic filling materials. Tbe practical appli- ^vs1cs--AcrMP%tIc%,
cations of these materials are discussed. (Author) TT, Y. 6. no 1)

saxid r-miagatim in amll-L=e 'Alesj, by
ii. t.'. iielboxg.
GOW.R.MiT WE azy
GI.Rn..j, rer, i'~Acwtica, Vol 4, 1954, pp 578-SG6.
P500246968-V
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WPYRI.;Iffill
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for loaxor.~ucliwi-
ic'Ll Tl:wis"Iucors' Part i, by
"t"Y'-, ustica,
Tr
Vul V, D Ss I-o.
'.:ar
s2u, h; -4

ft Unusual AnplitAds Vbend of Nonlinear Distortions
Of thO Mr. by E. 75dWarp
aOMP P"t Amftcs Vol 5p 1955.9ppp 6T-T4m
Dept of FAVY ATPMS-i Zi
sa-M
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Reflectionaand Refraction of Acoustic Waves by a
Shock Wave, by J. Brillouin, 42 pp.
w
GERM., per,, Acustick, Vol Vj No 3) 1955 p PP
149-163-
MCA TM 14o9
sci - pbp --~j 13-& (p
Aug 57

Porces of Attraction and Repulgion BAlmn
aphms in a Sound Field, b7 W. Dorr, 10 pp.
MM, per, Acwtical Vol V, 1955s pp 1-63-166.
S.L.A. Tr 1217
S 31
Jan 57 CM

E. Zwicker
Loudness of Uniform Noises.
Acustica (Stuttgart , v. 5, 19SS p 303-316.
NASA TT F 13912
Feb 73

T'no BizemProvencier. of ll=b, Iri Th. lmgvjo
onaNt jw.. Acutics., Vol V. so 6t 1955o YP* 323-330-
mm rm Oman, cauft
TT NO 751
(-I '~ -I i . N
2 Sci - Uectranics
Apr 60
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17 pp
GzFd.,Lhj'T, Pev~ Avu8-t ice.) -Voi v, !,o 197;
Tr 33-
s c i - phy
,~v 63

62- 1 Q34
Hertz, C. 11. and Edler, 1.
THE RECORDING OF I'HE MOVEMENTS 017 THE I - lie' 1z, C. H
HEART WALLS USING 'ME ULTRASONIC IMPULSE 11. Edl(')-. 1.
METHOD (Die Registricrung von liermandkwegun-JI
mit I lilfe des Ulti-ascliall-impulsverf,,llircns). 11 462~
[14]p (foreign text included) 12refs
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Trans. of "Cuslica (Switzerland) 1956, v. 6, p. 1-4.
DESCRIPTORS: *Mcdical equipment, Motion, *11cart,
*Ultrasonic :quipment, Mcclical examination.
Using the ultrasonic reflectoscolx, the position of the
heart walls in the liuman body can lie located by placing
the (Judi-tz cn,stal Of the ultrasonic rcflecioscoj)~! on
the chust of dit: patient in such a way that thc~ s(mnd
passes lxnwcen the ribs and falls upon the heart rqion
t0 1V-- inVCStjgatCd. FLU-01C]', With the IMP Of a 1"pC!Ci3I
(Biological Scicncc~;--Medical Specialbeti, 7r, v. 10, Office of TechmPil Serylets
no. 10) (mvj-)

'Ile Si0ificance of' t1w
Louckess of Sounds, by
G-MKII-ElYPI WE aILY
XPMAWY, per, Acwti
NASA TV 17-13003
Freocnai G-x~ for the
II. Baudi. 13 Im.
Vol 02 1956, pp 40-45.
sai/b wid mi
Sept 70

Radiatiat Behavior of iialis, by i~. (josoic.
'OVEFUII iT USE WILY
OR G 'AN
F
GE-j"'IM, per, Acustica, ~Iol ill, 19,56,, pp 94-98.
9696430
W"C 16M;353
sci - i6
Apr 65 2 7 8,,~2 6 3

TWO-Purt i~quivalent Circuits for El~',Ctlv-
Zec!iwde-al Transducers, 110 61,
Leak,
""er, Acustica Vol V1, liSut
'503 SIG.
1'500(67467
bQpt of ,l~avy/.'v'l-','L Tr :k, 1,07Q
:~Ci-Electr
~.~ -Ir 07
-a; 12 6:~

Tb,,, idw-entari
22.
vol 7;,--
c;muaff" wo;
.4-do.

ul the ~Iouid Prwuctiai !)Y ilexi(xiic:~horrt
prw,,-ur,,-~-pu.bcz ,Iith -aalaUai to Uy~ "~,?jisAdui
of Lcu~hjessj jyj TH. ilaudi. 31
CUVLMIF *--,IT USr CULY
yx--r, .7~~tica- Vol 6F 1956, 1.~, 494-51L
T 13,055
T2
sci/,-X~,r,im
Oct A)

Transmission of Impact
by.,I.,. Foti.
GFIU-101, Per, Acustica,
GB ~9/T-D- 16125
Sci -
Jul 67
Sounds by Floatin'r, Floors,
Vol 'f, 1957, i)P L,)-3'(-
I ~
333,676

Chocholle, Ren& 1 63-1888 3
AUDITORY DIFFERENTIAL INTENSITY IN T1IE
PRESENCE OF A CONTRALATERAL TONE OF ME
SAME FREQUENCY. [19631[27h). 5 re s.
Order from SLA $2.60 63-19883
Trans. of ALu.
,a (Switzerland) 1957, v. 7. p. 75
DESCRIPTORS: *Audiomerry, *11earing, *ThreshDIds
(Physiology), Attenuation, Attenuatoriz, *Ear, Sensory
mechanisms) Sound, Tests, Measurement,
Variations in the intensities received at one ear arf-
rneaF,urcd while a steady tone of the same frequency is
measurt~~d at the other car. Examination of the response.
curveb and their slopes in the middle portion, as well as:
of the differt:ntial thresholds, shows that there is alAayf;
an attenuation in differential sensitivity. T7his phennom- !(Biological Sciences-Physiology,
enon wilt be rk-,? p:onoui-,ced, thc 111L' 111'Cil TT, v. 10, no. I l)
sity of tone on the ptherpar. _l; can W assume(] that this
effect is of cortical origin an4J is, perhaps, a quef;tjcn of
contrast. (Author)

liwie Inedwca and ONcific Impedanft i-_ Acowticu,
LMCL
WR;3~- AaustCZA Vol VII; 19.97, p 103
EM Tr 284VULM, I
Sol - phys
Jul 61
ewl

Or
Vibration of the StatOrG Of R L8rO rlOct ical
Aacbims, by B, Lubake,
m2t7-,,jp,jj, per, VII, Ilo 2,
133-136.
Aug 62

~mw 1'rem"t vaXisaw, arw 'PxAtwil
kidmW CZWWO-A, by L. 30!ui, 21. tV.
pap AcaWc* Vol. VU, IV '70 Py 2ot-21,11.
N'avy .r INF~jglt ~17146
~jtc qd-,1101
-~Ci i hys
V~ 71

Uklixasonic Surface Cleaning, by J. OIa-2.
Gmw) per., Acwtdes" Vol VIII Flo 5..
1957., m 25n-_ff6I_-_
Como
sci - phys
,.T W. 6 2 ':~ 7" 6 6 -/

fte pzqpaeXt:L= of Structure-borm So=d in
Build1not by W. Vurtpbal. 5-348-
G==., po' A032tim V01 T.- 195T., PP 33
NI E a f : ~] ; ~,%"m
Sai-Mech
Sept 69 39m1.,081

Calibration of Hyftophwas st laftemic
Fr"muclos, by 0. BraWtp MVIASSUM
mm"
P" Aeustieao Val VM,, No l" 1%8&
v 31. ... I . -
Savy 2495/bUL 2
Sci - Physice
my 6o
~140~-2

Calibrzvbion Vf ua-AsxUator ciyanl~'-
10-1:11.1wocity
In C Ficirl,
haastica, Vol V111" 1958~ P 102U~
ces 6o-2-uVt
Vol- IV, NO
p,,Q may 62

Results From the Construction kof a Supersonic
Iconoscope, by W-. Freitag, It. 3. Martin, 9 pp.
GERMAN, er, Actjti~~ VOLM, 1958s pp 197-200.
92A' ~ 2 2- I-S 7
AEC-ANL-Tr-69
Sd-Nud Sci
Nov 64
268,714

M.scription of an E5=trmdc Ultrasonie lmgo
Com~a~er) by W. Freitag, H. J. Mrtinj 7 pp,
C-17MMAN., perf Acutloa,, Voi VM- ; 3-958)
ACBI T-W
ID M6543
Jan 63

Inv ~~ s tli,,~ A- ions on lulic
oo:-is 01-1 th,-, R-~;Idts' 01'
r,,~jon~,ic,.; o-- ilk
6,:)jkjjd
IT_
Vol b, 1.Cj

61-20535
Kuttruff, H.
PROPERTIES AND ANALYSIS OF REVERBERATION 1. Kuttruff, H.
CURVES. [1961] lip. 9 refs.
Order from SLA $1. 60 61-2DS35
Trans. of~~~itzerland) 195B, v. B,
p. 273-2aG.
Another trans. 16 avaftble from ATS $14. 80 as
ATS-90N52G [1961] lip.
DESCRUITORS: Vibration, *Sound transmission,
Acoustics, *Reverberation.
An exposition of reverberation phenomena in enclosed
i,, gi'km ',111d heliCe 010 characterislic heildIng
reverberation curves is predicted. The slope at thu
commencement of such a curve is shown to be pro-
portional to the weighted arithmetic mean of the
damping factors of oil the relevant natural vibrations.
(Physics- -Acoustics, TT, v. 7, no. 1) (over) 016-1 T.ch.i..l S-A-

Hot-Wire Measurement of Ultrasonic Intensity,
by J. Schreiner.
GERMAN, per, Acustica, Vol 8, No 5, 1958, pp 303-307.
NAVY/APL/JHU-T-2653
Nov 72

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Raaiation From Poil";
bj Von ~J. ITlee-ki,
Vol
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CSIRO
Sci T-bys

The Loudness of NDloa From YjDt= Vehicles)
by It. Z. Radameher,
Gmm) Der. Aeust&ea, Vol TKI 1959.,
vp 93-10k ' --
CSXRO
Sai ; Fm " S /j
Apr 2

62-20333
Tamin, K. and Weiss, 0.
INVESTIGATIONS OF PERIODIC WAVES, EXP0- I. Tarnin, K.
NEMIAL AND COMPLEX NEAR FIELDS IN 0.
BOUNDED SOLIDS, [1962] 303p. 13 refs.
Order from SLA $3.60 62-20333
1'rans. of Acustica (Switzerland) 1959, v. 9,
p. 275-29S-.
DESCRIPTORS: *Sound transmis6lorn, Mechanical
waves, Propagation, *Tiave transmission, %eas,
Vibration, Velocity, Damping, Energy, Solids, Shear
stresses, Liquids, Equations.
The boundary corKlitions for the basic elastic equa-
tions describing the vibrations of a bounded solid
cannot he satisfIed by assuming ppriodic waves only.
V.'avLs with complex and r(,al propagation consrantr are
also required. After consideration of solved and
(Physics- -Acoustics, 71'. v. 10, no. 1) (aver)

Ar Mtramle AMIator for FUv Dotectico With
Impated Bw MIA, by K. von b4olberSt Z.
Mf&Utkr"sr - =IMI=
.,i~~rna,
"MMo gas, AtUstleat MI 19 Zo W9.% p 359.
savy 2 096/=m 8
Bel -~Phyalcq
PAY 60
71,

On the Study of the Problem of lbml
Selectivity of the Ear) by L. Pimonov,
22 pp.
aMM, per, Acustica., Vol IX, No 5,
1959: p-'D 345-3P.- "- -
&A 6o-A915
sci
Feb 62 //X '6'~ee
Vol 4.. no 9

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lull, Ol
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H7~ 77

02-2033 i
W'nss' 0.
PRUFACIA'11ON OF SOUND IN DISSIFAFIVE
.1 EDI AWITH COMPLEY SHEAR AND BULY
MOU11,CN. 11062131p. 4 refs.
Order frorn SLA $3.60 62-2(133i
Trans. of Acustica (Switzerland) 1959, v. 9,
p. Is-, -34r--
DLSC!UPTORS: *Sound transmission, Mechanical
waves, *Wave transmission, Propagation, Sheets,
ElasticiEv, Liquids, Absorption, Continuous media,
I"'quations.
Topicq include: CompreRsiun waves, shear and dilata -
tion waves (prisary waves) in a dissipative medium;
comprcssion wave, propagation in a homogeneous
liquid layer (free of shearing stress), bounded absorp-
tively with compression losses; wave propagation in an
(Physics- -AcousLics, TT, v. 10, no. 1) (over) office d TtLhqitl~ suc1%

Absolute Calibration of Microphomi a in a Diff use
Sour*5 Fiald, by R. G Meatal, 6 pp.
GE,,,jjL,mej, per,_ Acuatica, Vol v.., !960.
1
ravY Tr 30215/USPI 21
Sc i - Env
Sep 62 '-~' ?q

Modes of Vibration of Cylindrical Disks of
Barium Titanate Ceramic, by G* Schmidt.
EUROPEAN, per, Acustica Vol 10, 1960, pp 30-
34,
NTC-71-11744 77 0 A
7'
Feb 72

Investigation of Orthotropic Sheets, by V. Heckl.
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A Test Bound Sairce for Broad-Band Mcrophones
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GERY,AN, per, Acustica) Vol XII, No 5, 1962,
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"VijRATOR AMPULLACTUS": A LONGITUDINAL
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for use as an electro- mechanical transducer operating
at resonance. For identical magnitudes of the peak
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Absolute Calibration of Various Kinds of Underwater Sound
Transducers in the Range From 5 to 250 kc, by H. Kuttruff,
P. Wille, 19 pp.
GERMAN, per, Acustica, Vol Xft XU, 1962, pp 410-421.
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Attempts to Standardize Effectively the Measure-
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GENKC, per, Acustica. Vol 13, 1963, pp. 14-24.
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7ho OpUcal Bq=serfttion of Samd Fields
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