SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MARENNIKOVA, S.S. - MARENINA, A.I.

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USSSR/Wdicine - Virup Diseases
Jan 53
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cr, "Effects of t-e Enviro=en', on the Mc-dif ication of
~!_ilr-roperties of influenza Virus," V. D, SolovIyev,
cdS. S. MarEnikova, V R. Giltman, Div of Viruses,
.< State Control last imeni L. A. Tarasevich
CW
"Mhur Mikrobiol, Epidemiol, i immanobiol" No 1,
PP 1,2-16
Adapt.ation of the fresh human influenza strain Em, to
Vbite mice increases pathogenicity of the strain to
white mice, raises hemagglutinin titers towards
chicken and guinea pig erythrocytes, and increasen
the toxicity. The antigenic characteristics., are
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also modified. Adaptation of this strain to allantoic
tissue of chicken embryos increases to save extent
p&,thogenicity -I.-cvards chicken embryos, raises miarkedly
hemag6lutinizing action with respect to chicken ana
gainea pig erythrocytes, &nOl increases to some--extent
toxicity as measured by introducing the virus into *
the anterior chamber of rabbits' eyes. The antigenic
characteristics remain unchanged and the lack of
pathogenicity towards white mice is retained.
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fiu~nnza Virlcs ann~i Its Under the lnfl-~-,fincc o-,
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BABAYMI., M.Kh., kand. med. nauk; MAMINIKOVA, A.V.
Gas pelvioradlography and it,,3 combination- with hyvterosa-lpin-
gography. Akush. i gJxi. 39 no-4:6-9 Jl-Ag163 (MUIA 16:12)
1. a kafedry ak-usherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.A.
Lebedev) pediatricheskogo fakullteta II Moskovskogo meditsin-
skogo institata.

MARENNIKOVA, A.M.
Gas pelvigraphy in differential diagnosis of gynecologic diseases.
Akush. i gin. 40 no.4:106-110 Jl-Ag 164. (MIRA 18S4)
1. Kafedra akusherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.A.Lebadev)
pediatricheskogo fakullteta II Moskovskago meditsinskogo instituta
imeni Pirogova.

OTLIVANCIIIK, A.N., kand. tekhn. nauk; WMENVIKOVA, A.D., inzh.
Structural boards and products from reed particles in comb-ination
with synthetic binders. Sbor. inform. soob. THINS',.! no.14:15-26
162. (-'-fIFU-- 18:3)

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carrying out -the a.rt. has: .5 figu.res and 2010imias. _JJMJ
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of ~0, which can be.measured easily since harmonic generation is
appreciable only in the.immediate, vicinity of ~.. The beam generator
was-a 12 x 120 mm ruby,l 'aser, which operated.-in 500-700-usee single
pulses. Oscillograms of the SHG are given. Numerical results for field.
values of 45 and 90 kv/cm are in satisfactory agreement with the theory.1
The authors suggest that the described effect can.be used for making
accurate measurements of nonlinear constants~of materials and accurate
adjustments of the index-w~matclhing angle in the case of,displacement and
parametr -ic amplification.'df-optical frequencies. The.authors; thank
V. N. Ishcheako, N., D, .,Lizunov-, and B. V. An:tkeyev.-for their help in
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AUTHOR: Kirin, Yu. H.; Krivoshchekov, 0. V.; Harenalkov, S. L; Savvinqkh,l G. A.
ORG: Institute of Semiconductor Physics. Siberian DepartmentiAN SSSR, Novosibirsk
(Institut fiziki ~oluprovodnikov Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR)
TITLE- Influence of the linear electro-optic effect:on second-harmonic generation
in ADP crystals
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Izvestiya. Seriya tekhnicheskikh nauk,
no. 3, 1966, 118-124
TOPIC TAGS: ADP crystal, second harmonicVgeneration, nonlinear optics, i!:2~
ef6a;L-, electrooptic effect, 6t,~~ e C,'
ABSTRACT: Theoretical and experimental investigations were made of the variation
A~o affecting the phase-matching angle ~0 for second harmonic generation
-(SHG) in an ADP crystal whose optical characteristics are modified Dy an
applied electric field. It was found that only the component E, of the
field along the optical axis has an appreciible effect on the angle ~0.
This effect is at its maximum when.the plane of the laser beam in the
crystal and the optical axis is at 45* to the transverse crystal axes.
Then, 400 - 54.04 (10-6) ZZ, where Ez is in Kv/cm and Ao,) is in radiaas.
From this It follaws*that a field of 100 Kv/r-m causes an 18' variatioa
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only. The intensity of these lines can be explained by a large divergence of the
focused beam, which insures that the conditions of synchronism are fulfilled for all
frequencies. The experiments show that by employing Raman scattering in various
substances with subsequent nonlinear transformation in an ADP-type crystal, a cohere
output beam can be obtained at any frequency within the optical range. Orig. art.
has- 2 figures and 2 tables.
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AU711OR: Krivoshchekov, G. V.; Kirin, _Yu_._ M. ; Marennikov, S. -I. Savvinykb, G. A.
Dotsenko, V. 1.
ORG: Institute of Semiconductor Physics, Siberian Department AN SSSR, Novosibirsk
(Institut fizikipoluprovodnikov Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR)
TITLE: A method of laser frequency conversion
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Seriya tekhnicheskikh nauk, no. 2, 1966,
155-156
OPIC TAGS: laser, ruby laser, laser output frequency, laser frequency variation,
ABSTRACT: A method is described for converting the output frequency of a laser by
using the Raman lines of the beam in benzene and its subsequent mixing in an ADP
crystal. The arrangement consists of a Q-switched ruby laser (the output beam of
which is passed 'through a vessel'with benzene), the mixing crystal, a filter of
'Luticn of CuSO (for suppression of the main frequency of the laser at
aqueous SOO. 4
X = 6943 A), and a PGS-2 spectrograph "i th photographic recording. The intensity of
Raman lines ~X = 6494, 7459, and 8059 A) is sufficient to effect a nonlinear interac-
tim of 41 frequencies within the 2-mm. thick mixing crystal. The emissions at 3471
and 3729 A can be considered second harmonics or the results of the mixing of
corresponding frequencies, while those at 3596 and 3874 R are the results of mixing
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densities. The effect of electrostriction appears small. The results of the
experiment show that in order to determine the power of laser emission it is suffi-
cient to measure the initial amplitude of the crystal oscillations, which is inde-
gendent of the degree of focusing the laser beam on the surface of a piezoarystal
covered with a (0.03 mm) lead foil with a high-reflectivity factor. In conclusion,
the authors express their gratitude to V. N. Ishchenkop N. D. Lizunov and H. L.
for useful discussions and for assistance in the experiments. Orig. art.
hast 2 figures. (261
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Fig. 1. Diagram of the experimental set-up
passes through the lens (cZ) and several filters (a.) and falls on the photomultiplier'
FEU-22 (f), the signal from which then starts the oscillograph (h) (U-8), recording
the emf from the electrodese The level of laser oscillation was controlled by the
oscillograph (g) 01-4); the signal was amplified by the amplifier. Ultrasonic oscil..
lations were also recorded when ADP, quartz, and PbZrTiO crystals were irradiated
with a ruby laser beam. The crystal oscillation amplit2a decreased with an increase
in laser radiation density at the free crystal surface. This change is possibly asso ------
ciated with increased signal attenuation due to local (at the focus) heating of a
crystal or with a decrease in the absorption coefficient at higher laser radiation
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AUTHORt Boadarenkoj, A. N.; Kirovoshchek)v, G. V.; Marennikov S. I.; Pestryakovp
Ye. V.; Sav*lAyMp G. A.
ORG: Institute of Physics of Semiconductors, SO AN SS Fovocibirsk (Institut Jr7
fiziki polpprovodnikov SO M-SSSR)__
TITLE: Excitation of ultrasonic o;/oillations in crystals under the affect of a
ruby laser beam
SOURCE: Fizika tvardogo tela, v. 8,, no. 8, 1966p 2490-2492
TOPIC TAGSt ruby laserp laser emission,, ultrasonic oscillation, KDP crystal,
nonlinear optics
ABSrRACT: The authors describ brief 14 Lltra-
~he conditions for the excitation of u
sonic oscillations in a E1140~&,'Vlcrystal by the emis3ion of a ruby laser. The crystal
8 mm alon e xv Y. and a axes respectively. Several experiments were
was 15 X 15 X 4 9 1 1
performed to clarify the excitation mechanism of these oscillations. A design of the
experimental set-up used is described and shown (Fig. 1).
The Q-switched laser beam
(rotating prism) ("10 Mw)j passing through the glass plate (b) and lena,bl) with a
focal length F=210 mmo falls on the crystal (d) fixed on a revolving stand between
two lead foil electrodes. A part of the emission, reflected from the plate (b)p
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AVARSIN, Ta.D.; KGROLIT, A*T&,; HnWLIffqYa.I.; MOGAMA, I.V.; PRIGOMA,
A.1,; prinimall uchastlye: -V-P--P takhnik; EMVINA, N.A.,
tekhnik; KMTRXDM, L.T., Insho
Iffiect of chemical treatment of a glass fiber surface on the proportion
offiber glass reinforced plastics. Plast.massy n0-701-35 160-i
(KIU 13; 10)
(Glass reinforced plastics)

AVIROM) S. ; L-and.teldm.rauk; starshiy na~&,nyy sotrudnik
Wool -',..:jrics fron. fur waste. -orom. i hhudi promys. 2
no.6:1.~: Jc- 16:L. (':]?,,A 14:7)
1s Ilaxichno-issledowtol'sUy tel:! I-nstitrt (for
I larenkova)
(Woolen and worsted nianufacture)

FONALREEN, Naum 'Mikhaylovich, laureat Gosudarstvennoy 11-remii, kand.
tekhn. nauk; V'A'I:JIKC-VA, G.I., red.
[Automation systems for classification humps] Ustroistva
avtor.atiki na sortirovochnykh gorkakh. Moskva, Transport,
1964. 254 P. (MITRA 17: 10)
1 uk-ovoditell lalborAoril avtomatizat-Ai otantsionnoy ra-
boty Vsesoyumogo riau(-.hr-..(.-' sledovatel',,3kogo in.,--tituta zhe-
166nodorozhnogo translpcr~.,L H'or Fonarev).

ZHlLITSOV, Petr Nikolayevich; MPJ-'-ENKOVA, G.I., red.
[Technical maintenance of electrical Inter1ocking syste=s;
manual for electricians and technicians of CTC systems]
Tekhnicheskoe soderzhanie ustroistv elektricheskoi tsent-
raldzatsii; posobie elektromAhaniku i monteru STsB. Mo-
skva, Transport, 1964. 271 p. (KIRA 17:10)

BUEVOV, Vitaliy DmitriyeviSyl MARENKOVA, G-I-s- red.
[Elsotromeebanical automatic and remote control Mte=]
Elektromakhanichaskie ustroistva avtomatiki i talams-
khaniki, Mo--kvag Transpor-40 1965. 330 p. (MIRA 180)

.1
MURAVIII, Ventamin Moiseyevich; FOLTWUK, Yef im TSI~ likovich;
1,11ARENKOVA., G.I., red.
[Repair of the apparatus of centralized traffic control
systems] Remont apparatury STsB. Moskva, Transport,
1965. 315 P. (MIRA 18:8)

BELYAZO, van Afanaolyovlch; MARPT11KOW, -G. 1. p rod.
[Plug-type centralized traffic conlrol relw
I y apparatua
Releinaia apparatura STsB shtepsellnogo tipa. Mosi-cia,
Transport, 1965. 131 p. (MIRA 18:2)

MYREV, A:Leksandr Gecrgiyevich;..I~A~ip~~OVA, G.I., red.
[Automatic signaling on railroad crossings) Avtorati-
cheakaia signalizatsiia na zholeznodorozhnykh pereez-
dakh. Mo-ANa, Transport, 1964. 151 P. (MIRA 17:12)

LIST, F.D.; MUCHEV, Ye.A., inzh., retsenzent; r.4MIKOVA, G.I.,
inzh.,red.; BOB1MVA, Ye.N., tekhn. red.
[Remote control of the cutouts of the high-voltage line
of an automatic block system] Teleupravlenie razuediniteliami
vysokovolltnoi linii avtoblokirovki. Voskva, IlTransport"
1964. 94 P. (MIRA 17:2)

KAZAKOV, Aleksandr Aristarkhovich; 14"NKOVA, G.I., inzh., red.
- -- r--- -
(Automatic block system, cab signaling, and automatic stop
devices] Avtoblokirovka, avtornaticheskaia lokomotivnaia sig-
nalizatsiia i avtostopy. 4. perer. i dop. izd. Moskva, Izd-
vo "Transport," 1964. 370 p. (IIIIRA 17:5)

KARETNIKOV, D.S.; BUZO, N.A., i=h., retsenzent; MARENKOVA, G.I.,
inzh., red.; UMIKO, L.A., tekhn. red. - -- 1,--- 11
[Air-membrane pedal; layout, maintenance, and adjustment]
Vozdusbno-membrannaia pedal' ustroistvo, obsluzhivanie i
regulirovka. Moskva.. "Transport," 1964. 29 p.
(MMA 17:3)

MEYERSON, Samuil Iudovjch; CHASTOYEDOV, L.A., lnzh., retsenzent;
M~T--,!IKOVA, G.I., inz h., red.; MEDVEDEVA, M.A., tekhn.red.
[Electrical engineering and power supply sources] Elektro-
tekhnika i istochniki pitaniia ustroistv STsB i sviazi. Izd.2.,
perer. i dop. Moskva, Transzheldorizdat, 1963. 403 P.
(MIRA 16:10)
(Railroads--Signaling-Centralized traffic control)
Olailroads-Communication systems)

PENKII(A N.F.; PIROZHKOV9 F.V., inzh., retsenzent; afijM.-. KOIAI J.s
inzh.., red.; KHITROVA, N.A.p tekhn. red. j ~ _~
[Centralized traffic control] Dispetcherskala tsentrali-
zatsiia. Moskvap Transzheldorizdat, 19F63. 359 p.
MIRA 17:1)

RYAZANTSEV, B.S., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; POGODIN, A.M., inzh.,
Md.; KARDMOVA,.G.I.. inzh., red.; KOVIKAS, M.N., inzh.,
red.; USENKO, L.A., tekhn. red.
[New devices in automatic control, remote control, and com-
iminications] Novye ustroistva avtomatiki, telemekhaniki i
sviazi. Moskva, Tranazheldorizdat, 1963. 188 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Remote control) (Automatic control)
(Tel*ommunication)

STEPANOV, N.M.; VASILITSOV, A.M.; ZHIGIS, S.Yu., inzh.,
retsenzent; MARENKOVA, G.I., inzh., red.; VORDTNIKOVA,
L.F., tekkLn. red.
[RPB and BPLTs semiautomatic block systems] Sistemy pu-
tevoi poluavtomaticheskoi blokirovki RPB i BPLTs. Mo-
skva, Transzheldorizdat, 1963. 182 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Rai-lroads--Signaling-Block system)

VELTTSTOV, P. K. ; ZHIL I TSOV, P. N. , inzh. , retsenzent;
G.I., inzh., red.; VOROTNIKOVA, L.F., tekhn. red.
[Standard networks of relay interlocking systems of small
stations] Tipovye skhemy relleinoi tsentralizataii malykh
atqntsii. Moskva, Tranuzheldorizdnt, 1963, 123 p.
(KIJU 16: 10)
(Railroads---Signaling--Interlocking systems)

10(6)
AUTHORs
TITLEi
PERIODICALi
ABSTRACTs
SUBMITTED%
Xarenko-~a_ A.F~
SOV/43-58 19,-10/16
A Thin Wing in Supersonic Flow Bounded by a Wall
(Tonkoyekrylo v sverkhzvukovom potoke, ogranichennom atenkay)
Vestnik Leningradskogo univeralteta, Seriya matematiki,
mekhaniki i astronomii,1958, Nr 19(4),PP 125 - 138 (USSR)
The author considerB the flow around a thin airfoil wing of
finite span by a supersonic flow whiah ia bounded by a wall.
It is shown that the linearized problem is solvable by ap-.
plication of the method of Kraaillshchikova [Ref 11, combined
with the method of images. kirfoil winga of infinite span and
plane rectangular airfoil. wings are particularly considered.
In the last f_-.aue the lift is graphically represented as a
function of the wing width and of the distance from the wall.
The theorGtIcal resul bs ata ~In ag-,-Pement -;,,,`Lth
ras,~_ Ei Jr, th~- -if 'he ~~a_~
If V
d7rami-
There are b figurea, and 9 referen:~es, 5 of whicb, are Sovietq
3 Germa3i, and -:' Japauese.
January '18~, ;g',7
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MARMOVA, A. F.
PA 245T85
USSR/mtteorology - Turbulent Mixing Nov 52
"Structural Methods for Calculating Coefficient
of Turbulent Mixing," A. R. Konstantinov and
A. F. MarenkovaY Candidates of Physicamath Sci,
Leningrad State Inst of Hydrology
"Meteorol i Gidrol" No 11, PP 30-33
Discuss the turbulent structure of wind and the
accuracy of various methods in calculating the
coefficient of turbulent exchange.
245T85

ANDRONOV, Viktor Petrovich; GOLOV-D, Vladimir Andreyevich;
BELYAYEV, I.F.. kand. tekhn. nauk., retsenzent;
BAZILEVS-KIY, V:M., kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
.Mj KO)~,_,Ye.A,.,, kand. tekhn. nauk, red.
(Production of intermediate products of precious matale,
and alloys; a handbook] Proizvodstvo polufabrikatov iz
dragotsennykh metal-lov i splavov; spravochnoe rukovod-
stvo. Moskva, Metallurgiia, 1965. 403 p.
(MIRA 18.-6)

~-.- ~ v~na~-igBgj ~ti
2:~w ~J'MRX.

MDROZOVI B.N.; MARENKOV, V.M.; tSIKIN, B.G.; SHISHENINA, L.G.
Uniformly bent periodically septate waveguides for cyclic
electron accelerators. Izv. TPI 122:80-88 162.
(MIRA 17:9)

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down consumption, and accelerate conversion. High sensitivity of the bridge is
ensured by its pulse supply; the pulses are taken from a capacitor intermitteatly
connected to a storage battery by a relay. The decoder installed at the ship isolates
subcarrier frequencies of 5. 7. 9. 11 kc from received (amplified and detected) radio
signals. After a second detection, an AND-gate singles out the starting pulse. and
an OR-gate generates clock pulses used for counter operation. A digital-analog
converter yields data to a recorder. a punch, and a display unit. Other details are
given. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 8 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Agizim, A. M. (L'vov). Kirianaki. N. V. (L'vov); Marenkov, V. B. (L'vov)
~ORG: none
TITLE: Encoders and decoders in a six-channel radio telemetry system
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Metody i aredstva preobrazovaniya informataii (Methods and
means of information conversion). Kiav, Naukova, dumk&. 1966. 161-171
'TOPIC TAGS: telemetry system. analog digital encoder, digital analog decoder
.ABSTRACT: Developed by the L'vov Polytechnic Institute in 1961-62, the r
f3elemetry system is intended for simultaneous measurement of tempo raturo~m)-,
.salinity (S), and depth (H) at six points of the ocean at a range up to 50 km from the
receiver -carrying ship; a depth down to 200 m is measurable. The encoder is based
on a bridge circuit with a resistance box in the comparison arm; the lowest resistor
in this box is 30 kohms, and the highest, 60 Mohms, which permits neglecting relay-
:contact resistance and relay-insulation resistance. A binary-decimal code with
weights 242'1 and a polarized relay in the measure' magazine simplify the circuit, cut!
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HA.R MOV.,, V. I ,- ~f
Katronoze. rUn.tekh. 3 no.3:23 gr '59. (HIRA 12:4)
(metronome) (glactronin- instruments)

80556
3 /0 51/60/008/0 6/017/02 4
3201/3691
On the Polarization Phenomena in glectroluninesceat Phosphors
R - 5 kokims was included In series with the capacitor and the signal
across R (-I mV) was amplified and observed by means of a cathode-ray
osaillo-graph (Fig 2). Modified sources (GIP-1. GIS-2, 261) were
used to supply pulses with rise and decay times of the order of 1 jisec
and amplitudes which could be varied from 0 to 360 V; the duration
and the repetition frequency of the pulses cculd also be varied
within wide limits. Electroluminescent flashes (Fig 2) were
observed in the region of the green luminescence band (-500 mIL)
by means of a photaaaltiplier FRU-19 and & cathode-ray ascillograph.
It was found that the field due t* rapid polarization in established
In 10-20 pass, I.*. during & time interval several orders smaller
than the decay t1me of elactrolumines canoe. Analysis of the kinetics
of electrolunineso4ace, deccy lad to a conclusion that quenching is
produced by the polarization field acting In the direction opposite
to the external field. There are 5 figures and 9 references, 3 of
which are Soviet, 5 English and I Dutch.
SUMITTEDg October 19, 1959
Gard

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51/60/008/0
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AUMORSs Bonch-Brayevich, AJI. and Marankov O.S.
ly
TITLICs On the Polarization Phancmen& in Slectroltoinescent Phosphors
PUIODICALs OptikL I. spektrookoniya, 1960, Vol 8, Ir 60 pp 655-360 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Polarization in electroluminancent phosphors goveras -the Magnitude
of the- field in individual phosphor grains &ad can be dividel into
long-duration ("frozGn'4) polarization, which in retained for up to
several hundred-seconds (Rof 1) and rapid polarization which appears
and decays in a muGh,shorter time. This rapid polarization reduce@
slectroluminescence produced by pulses and Is responsible for a
flash on removal of the external field. The present paper describes
a study of the ;%pM polarization processes and electroluminea cant
flashes in the Za-OuAl phosphor excited with pulses. The
polarization processes were investigtted by observing the form of
the current (passing through the circuit which lachides the electro-
luminosceat capacitor.'ef. Fig 1) on application and removal of an
external electric field. One of the capacitor electrodes was
tranmparent and the interelectrade separation was 200 It. The
Ca rd 1/2 capacitor was filled with ZnS-CuAl In cablo oil. A.resistance
6/017/02 4
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M,4RENKOV,-.Vi!~q-jqj leksandr ,OPOLISKIY, A.Ya., nauchn.
---- _L__qyjph; DOLC
red.
[Repair of mechanisms without taking the ship out of use]
Remont mekhanizmov bez vyvoda sudna iz ekspluatatsii. Mo-
skva, Transport, 1965. 270 p. (MIRA 18:7)

MARENKOV, Vikolay AleksandrovichjYMUTSYN, B.A., spots. red.; SODLER,
L.P., tekhn. red.
(Determining defects in main marine engines by inspection for
preventive maintenance) Opredelenie defektov glavnykh suclo-
vykh mekhani2mov pri profilakticheskikh osmotrakh. Leningrad,
Izd-vo "Morskoi transport," 1961. 342 P. (KIRA 15-.2)
(Marine engines-Maintenance and repair)

KMIZOV, X.Al.
Resolutions of the 21st Congress of the Communist Party in-
spire us to new labor acbievements. Transp.stroi. 9 n0.2:6-7
F 159. (MIRA 12-5)
(Railroads--Electrification)

_KARMQ -ADOLOOPOLISKIY. A.U., speto.red.*. KUZMSOV. A.D.,
~ . Y,~N.A.; -
ro.d.izd-va; VROZEIZHIMA, L.P.. takhn.rad.
C,Samidirect-flow marina engines and their servicing] Polu-
priamotochWe sudovye mashiny i ikh obaluzhivania. Leningrad.
Izd-ve "Morskoi transport." 1958. 98 p. (MIRA 12:8)
(Marine'anginea)

MARENKOV, 11. A.
MARENKOV, N. A. : "Changes In the
steel under the Influence of
1955. Min River Fleet USSR.
Engineers. (Dissert:?tions
Technical Sciences)
mechanical properties of boiler
plastic deformations". Leningrad,
Leningrad Inst of Water Transport
'or the Degree of Candidate of
SO: Knighnava letopis', No. 52, 24 December, 1955. Moscow.

MARUMV, N.- A.-
Maintenance of Ships' Compound Steaza-Boilers (Ukhod vs Kambinirovamwai Sudovymi,
Parovymi, Kotlami). Water Transport Press (VadTranslzdat), Leningrad 1953., 59 PP-
Illustr.
Book D 1.98267, 24 Jan 55

KARIMOV, N.A.; TUKK, I., spetersda7rtor; KANITIZATA, H., radaktor;
" c ~- '~' , V., tekhaichealcly redaktor.
[Care of combined marine steam boilers] Ukhod sa, komblairo-
vannymi sudovymi parovymi Icotlami.[Laningrad) Goo. led-vo
vadnego transporta. 1953. 56 p. (HLRA 7:8)
(Steam boilers, Karine)

YALYMOV, 11 .; ILUMKOV, N.
Where and how to train automobile drivers? Avt.transp. 39 no.12:
52-53 D 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Zamestitel' direktora Dushanbinskogo proftekhuchilishcha No.26
(for Yalymov). 2. Starshiy gosavtoinspektor Gosudarstvennoy
avtomobil'noy inspektsii (for 14arenkov).
(Automobile drivers)

1. MAMTOV, My If., FILTIAONOV, A. A.
2. USSR (0600)
4. Potatoes
7. Storing potato seed stock at the right time. $ad i ag. n0-10, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January 1953, Unclassified.

MAREITKOVt M. It.
Potatoes
Reestablish summer potato planting. Sad 1 09. No. 5, 1952
2~2 UNCLASSIFIED.
Monthly List of Russian Arcessions Library of Congress, JBIX 1

'-~KOV 0 G. M.
Some complications ag a vagosyWathetic novocaine block on the
neck. Xhirargiia 36 no.7:134-135 Je 160. (MfIPA -13:12)
(WAL ANESTHESIA)

K&RMIKOV. G.H. (Koskva, Bollehavistakiy pereulok, d.11, kv.6)
Clinical aspects of retroperitousal hemorrhages in closed trauma of
the abdomen. Yest.khir. 83 no.12:37-44 D 159. (MA 13:5)
1. T-- I-y khIrurgicheskoy kliniki
Inatituta im. N.V. 3klifosovskogo
M.N. Tarasov).
(ABDOW-WOMS M
(HIIMORMGE)
(zav. - prof. S.V. Lobachev)
(dlr. - zasluzh. vrach USSR
IffJUR33S)

WBACHEY, SOV.0 PAUCHM09 T.N.j KARMKOTO G.Me KAMSMVKAYA9 V.Ve
Danger zones of the heart; a Pre minary report of an experimental
study. (with su=ry In English) Eksper.kbir. I no.1.439-47
Ja-F 156 (KM 11:10)
I* Is pervoy khlrurgicheak-oy kliniki rnatituta imeni Sklifosovekago
(zav. klinikoy-doktor naditainsklkh nauk S.Y. Lovachev,, glavny7
khirarg- prof* B.A. Petrov, direktor instituta - zaalyzhenyy vrach
respubliki K.K. Taraaov).
(HRM .-wounds and injuries,
expers, dtorm. of danger zones (Rua))
(WOUNDS AND IMMIES, exper.
hear, daterm. of danger zones (Rus))

' 1-31&0, kaudidat takhnicheakikh nauk; GMUKIN. D.G.. Whener.
, ~O
MARM&J~tA..
re 0~
e or,
r
(Assayeir's handbook] Spravoahnik probirera. Pod red. D.G.Grebankina.
Rbskva, Goefintsdat, 1953, 230 p. (MM 7:1)
(Assaying)

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.x 20-38. Influence of Physicochamical. Factors, on the Loss of Kate]@ of the
Platinum Group DurIvg Cupal.lation of Lmd. (In Russian.) J. N. Plakain
and E. A. Nkr4nkov. Isvestiya, Akadeall Hauk .1153R, Otdolente Takhntcheakikh
'Nauk (P611-9 n 'of the AcadaW of Sciences of the USSR# Section oir Technical
~Saiescss), Feb. 1148, p. 209-221.
0: Expertaments were parrormed with and without silver. The affectiventes
0 a~- of the latter In preventing losses of Pt and Pd and Its Ineffectiveness with !I
0: regard to Rh and Ir were estabUshed. The amount of Pb retained by the Pt
0 group metals after cupellatIon with Pb In the absence of silver was determined. Of
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-6,
"Loss of Noble Metals in Assaying." Sub 28 Apr 47, Moscow Inst of
Nonferrous Metals and Gold imeni M. I. Kalinin
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and engineering in
Moscow in 1947.
SO: Sum.110* 457, 18 Apr 55

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dan of Am 1. N. Ptaksin and E. A. Mazet kov.
No. 14/15.
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clan(Ate wilts.. foatning has becte attribitted to tuticicalitic
It f. These 0% formrd Ito foAm Whea added In the, Stitt
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w3mKove B.ya.
Connate pseudomorphous textures of ultrabasia rocks and their
metamorphic prvd4msts, Tnu3,v IGR4 no,17t:57-84 IY7, (HM 12:6)
(Patrolw)

SOT,Ov 1 U7, P. I A. I.-
Over-All mechanization and automatization of the finishing section
of a continuous 300 strip mill. Ketallurg 5 no-11:24-28 if 160.
(MIRA 13: 10)
1. Vaesoyuzny7 nauchno-issledovatel'skiy Institat metalloobrabotki
i mashinostrbyeniya i Hoskovskoye vyssheye tekhnicheskoye achilishche
im. ~Baumana.
(Rolling mills-3quipment amd supplies)
(Automtic control)

DAKHNOVP V.N., doktor geol.-miner. nauk; KHOLIN, A.I., kand. geol.-
miner.nauk; PESTRIKOV, A.S.; GALUZO, Yu.V.; AFRIKYAH, AY.;
YUDK9VICH, R.V.; POPOV, V.K.; POZIN, L.Z.; LARIONOV, V.V.;
VENDELISHTEYN, B.Yu.; GORBUNOVA, V.I.; DZYURAK, M.D.; YEVD0KIMVA,
V.A.; ZHOKKOVA, R.G.; LATYSHEVA, M.G.; MARE"K0, N.N_ MANCHEVAP
N.V.; MOROZOVICH, Ya.R.; OREKHOVSKAYA, Ye.P.; POKLONOV, H.S.;
ROMANOVA, T.F.; SEVOSTIYANOV, M.M.; TANASEVICH, N.I.; FARMANOYA,
N.V.; FEWROVICH, G.P.; SHGHERBININO V.A.; ELLANSKIY, M.M.;
YILWSH, Ye.F.; YUNGANS, S.M., ved. red.; YAKOVIEVA, Z.I., tekhn.
red.
(Using methods of field geophysics in studying gas-bearing re-
servoira]Primenenis metodov promyslovoi geofiziki pri izuchenii ga-
zonosnykh kollektorov. Moskva, Gostoptekhizdat, 1962. 279 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
(Gas, Natural--Geolo
,gy
(Prosp'ecting-Geophysical methods)

Excerpta MeaC4 1/5 see 17 May
2075.- MARENKO F.S. ~:t Preventive
ill agricuYt"Ure at the NIT.
1954, 9(29-30)"Lablesl(Russian
55 Pub. Health. Social Yeacine, & etc,
measures against traumatism
S at PrivoIny ank SOVETSK.MED.
text)
w

AID P - 305
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1
Author Marenko, A., Maj. Engineer
Title Determination of defects in an aircraft
Periodical Vest. Vozd. Flota, 7, 57-59, Jl 1954
Abstract The author describes the actual prdeeedings of defect
detection in one of the Soviet Air Force units and
analyses it. He stresses the necessity of finding and
removing the cause of defects.
Institution None
Submitted No date

MARMIN, kand.seltakokhoz.nauk
--------- --------- -
Mixed sowing of corn and phaseolus for forage purposes.
Zhivotnovodstvo 24 tio.9:49-49 S 162o (141~ 15;12)
(Corn as feed) (Beans'as feed)

HAREMKIII. F.S., kand. sallskokhozyaystveanykh nauk
Forage cabbage raised as a postharvest crop. Zhivotno7odstvo 20
no. 7:33-34 ji 158. (HIRA 11:8)
(Cabbage)
(Forage plants)

ATmffjA6jjF4S!! , agronom.
Year-ramnd sewage irrigation of fields. Zenledelle 4 no.10:110-112
0 156. NLRA 9:11)
(Moscow Province--Sewage irrigation)

MM,,jKIN, p. S. Cand Agr Sci -- (diss) "The effeot of irrigation of fields
by ;ibLters upon the growth and yield of succulent fodder crops in Pght
podzol soils of -the Moskovskaya Oblast." Mos, 1956. 19 Pp (All-Union Sci Res
\1
Inst of Fodder im V. R. Aillyans), 110 copies (KL, 44-57, 100)
-26-

1..
b I r
ij
140W Thr ifear-Acaund Vw of Et4w *k-wagr %'.t~ (or
Iffigact., Facm Cropoo.IHuniAn.) F. ;~. ~Gmtktct. Suctl4kald
Agrmmdia, v, 10. jitne 145!, p. ~&Sg- ' "
Expcirtmadi caric-I an fac 2 ) - Are demnbcd.
x. w Ow Aixm.
Vrry *AV%(&d(WV fMiltl WWTr Aiucd.

F. S.
Sewage Irrigation
using sewage water for irrigation throughout the year. Sad i og., no. 7, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -1953. Unclassified.

USSA/Geopbysics Sewage Water Utilization Jun 51
Experience in Using 86wage Waters for Irrigatiou
in the Course of the Whole Year Round,n F. S.
MarOnkin, Agronomist, A. Ponomare-%~a., Engr-Cou-
servationist
"Gidrotekh,i Meliorat" No 6, pp 61-65
.Experience of number of regions in'Mo6cov Oblast
and data of sci res institutions show yield on
lands irrigated with sewage wat6r is 2-3 times
higher than that of nonirrigated lands. Irriga-
,tion with sewage waters in kolkhozes was first
begun in Ukhtomsk Rayon., Moscow Oblast, in 19351-P
186T!6
.,USSR/Geophysics Sewage Water Utilization Juxi,51
(Contd)
now it is successfully employed in -many others..
Concludes sewage water decreases- acidity of
soils and can be used in most case's with discard.

LAPIN, Boris Nikolayevichl LUCHITSKIY, I.V.j otv. red.;
MARENINA, T.Yu. # red.
(Atlas of the structures of Devonian volcanic rocks in
the Gorrqy Altai] Atlas struktur devanskikh vulkano-
genrWkh porod Gornogo Altaia. Moskvap Naukap 1965. 125 p.
(WRA 18-11)

MARENINA, T.Yu.; SIRINp A.N.; TIKMBAYEVA, K.M.
Koryak volcano of Kamchatka. Trudy Lab.vult. no.22:67-130 162.
(KM 16:1)
(Koryak Volcano)

MARENINA, T.Yu.
Ichinskiy volcano in the central range of Kamchatka. Trudy Lab.
vulk. no.22s3-66 162. (MM 16:1)
(Ichinakiy V~Rlwo)

MMIMIAS TAYU.
Welded tuffs of the Ichinskiy Volcano in the Central Range of
Kamchatka. Trudy Lab. vulk. no.20:108-116 161. (!'IPJ1 14: 11-1
1. Laboratoriya vulkanologii AY SSSR.
(IchinsIdy volcano--Volcanic ash, tuff, etc.)

HRMINA9 T. Yu.
. The Opala Volcano in KamacHatka. Trudy lab. vulk no.18:43-56 160.
(Opala, T&cano) (mm 14:3)

MARMIDU -,.T.Tu.
KhRngar 'Volcano in the Sredinny7 Range of Kanchatka. TruL'y Lab.
vulk. no-117:3-63 '59. (MIRA 13:5)
(Khangar Volcano)

MAMINA, T,Tm.
iV'ftistsur volcano. Blul. Vulk. sta. no,26:86-loo 157. (mrd-A 11:5)
(Dzenzur volcano)

- H&MIIIA, T. YU.
Geologicif and petrological study of Kutnaya Sopka. Trudy Lab.
vulk. no.12:3-52 '56. Off-RA 9:12)
(Kutn&" Sopka)

MARENDNA K,N.; Fill"MAY1,OV, I.G.
- J"_
Use of ultrasound in studying processes in dies.
Vest. LGU 18 no.10:52-65 16-3. (MA 16:8)
(Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applications) (Crystallization)

BOGUSLAVSKIY. PEOPAYOV. G.N.
Ultrasonic apparatus for controlling pulp concentration.
Bum. prom. 33 no.12:10-13 D '58. (MU 11:12)
(Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applications)

M 19 K F- /V / IV /~, K, ~y
1,11MAYLOV, I. G., 1,91LUININA) K. 11.
"Sound Absorption in Sus-pcn2ions."
paper j)7-e.-,,,mt,2d at, the 4'r"L All-Union Crr.Lf. r)n Acrustlc3, 2i' - C jl,.n 5~-.

r, i i .4,f, Mill.-
raw..
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MARUTINA, A.I.
Dynamics of electrical potentials of the h== cerebral cort-ex
during hypnosis with different types of rapport. Zhur.v7s.
nerv. deiat. U no.2:233436 11r-Ap 161. (MM 14:6)
1. Laboratory-fi*ziologii i patologii vysshey riervnoy deyatellposti
Institu~q'fiziologii imeni I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR.
(HYPNOTISM) (BLECTROENCEIPHALOGRAPHY)

MMIRL, A.I.
Xlectrophysiological study of conditioned and unconditioned
reflexes during different phases of hypnosis in man. Trudy Inst.
fiziol. 8t77-80 159. (KIRA 130)
1. 4boratoriya fiziologit i patologii vysshey nervnoy dayatell-
noott (saveduyushchly - F.P. Vayorov) Instituta fiziologli im.
I.P. Pavlova AN SSSR.
(RM%MS) (HYPNOSIS)

KARAPIMN, YO.A.; HARENIM., A. I.
3ffect of ati=latlon by light on braln potentials in narcoleptic
patients. T-ra4y Inst. ficlol. 7t135-139 158. (W13A 120)
1, laboratorlya fisiologii i patologil vysohey narvnoy dayatell-
nosti (sav. - V.P. Mayorov) i Sektor navrozov i organichaskikh
sabolevanlyl nervnoy sistemW (sav. - N.A. Kryshova) Institute,
fisiologii im. I.P. Pavlova, AN GSSR.
(SLZV--DISOIMMS) (ALICTROINCEPHAUMPHY)
(LIGHT--PHYSIOZ,OGIQL VA*M?)

YARETTINA, A. ., Doc,Med Sci - (diss) "Electrophysiological study of
-S". ~. I
j, . -6p"' < , I ~~
6~ I" V-
I and hypnotic sleep =Ab~ Len, 1958, i31 pp with illa,
(Acad Sci USSR, Inst of Physiology im I. P. Pavlov), 100 copies (KL,
18-58t 102)
-93-

MAREV121A. A. I.
-
Effect of disinhibitory stimuli on brain potentials at vnrious stages
of hypnosis. Trudy Inst. fiziol. 6:330-334 '57. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologii i patologii vvsshey nervnoy deyatellnosti
(zaveduyushchiy F.P. Mayorov).
(HYPNOSIS) (ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM)

XULAMYAN. Yek.; KAMIUA. A.I.
Changes In the brain potentials 4uring bismuth and sleep treatment
of narcolepay and other forms of diseases with sleep disturbances.
Trudy Inst.fiziol. 5:391-395 156. (MMA 10: 1)
1. Klialka organichaskikh zabolevaniy, zaveduvushchly - U.A.Xryshova,
t Iaborstoriya fiziologit i patologil vysshey nervnoy dayatellnosti
Zaveduyushchiy - F.PJ%yorov.
(SIMP) (NLWMMMMLW.RAPHT)
(BISMUTH--THIRAPMJTIG USE)

:, .,,,--pn,
'Li~ 11""!D1CA SeC.2 V01.14,11, Kw.Siocithm. Axtfr, 57
:W~ I . Nt Ali EN INA A. 1. Lab. f o V Pbysiol~ and flat hol. of I I igher Nervous Ac It Vi IV,
potential changes in var.,ous rphas es
of hypnosis in it man ( Russian text) TRUDY INST. FIZIOL.
I.P,PAVLOVAAKAD.NAUK 1956, 5(2!-,9-306)Graphs6
After closing the eyes it certain stimulation of the brain was noted; there wits in
11wreasu in atoplitude of all waves (an unipolar lead from optic zone was used).
Sivotiltancously alpha-waves appeared iii many subjects ( 53 persons were examined)
,it thv, first phase of hypnosis (dosing state) electrical activity of the brain wits
I
vv-n more increased. Alpha-waves usually became more regular anti beta-waves
often increased in amplitude. In the second phase of hypnosis there was a certain
decrease in electrical brain activity. Alpha-waves either became more rhythmical
and regular or they decreased in amplitude. Beta-waves alsodecreased in amplitude
(11' partly disappeared. !n the third ( somnambulic) hypnosis phase all wave aMpli-
tuties decreased. Only beta-waves of low amplitude were observed. Brainpotentials
were similar to those registered in a quiet alert state but the electrical activity
was often flecrease(I. EEG did not show characteristics of a natural deep sleep.
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further Investigations an the dynamics of cerebral potentials
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1. Laboratoriya ficiologii I patologii vyashey nervnoy dayetell
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(HYPNOSIS. physiology.
ZZG)
(BLEOMCMUCEPHALOGR&M,
in hypnesia)

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no.6:465-466 Je '53. (HLRA 6:6)
1. Institut fiziologii imeni I.P..Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR. (Causalgia)

WMINA. A. I.
Studies on sleep in na colepsy with 42ectroencephalogr=by. Zh.
vysshel nerv. delat. 2 no. 2:219~223 Kar-Apr 1932. (CIRL 23:3)
1. laboratory of the Phystolog7 and Pathology of Higher Nervous
Activity of the Institute of Physiology imeni I. P. Favlov of the
Academy of Sciences USSR.

MAMINA, A.I.; K&YOROV. F.P., %ave&upishchiy.
Investigation of the aomaambulant phase of hypnosis by the electroencephalo-
graphic method. Trudy Inst.fiziol. 1:333-338 '52. (WERA 6:8)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologii i patologii rysshey aervmoy deyatellaosti.
Ob-nnosis) (Blectroencephulogrt--phy)

MARMIEFA, A.I.; WOROV, F.P., zavedLxyushchiy.
Mectroencephalographic stmLy of rutt,.iral and k7pnotic sleep in man. Tmdy
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1. Laboratorlya fiziologii i patologii vvashey nerynoy deyatellnosti.
(Sleep)

IIAMINA. A.I.; HAYOROV. F.P., aaveduZrn9hchiy.
Invest igat ing the dynamics of sleem by measuring skin potentiuls. T---~iay
Inst.fiziol. 1:320-324 '52. (XU& .): 3
1. LaboratoriZra fiziologii i patolo--ii risshey nervnoy de,-,t--tellno~,ti.
(Sleep) (Skin)