SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BILOWICKA, M. - BILY, M.

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BILOVICKA, Xari&
Ambulatory treatment of specific pleural empysma.
Gruslte& 22
no.11:787-.794 Noy 54.
1. Z kUniki ftysjatryosnej Akad. Red. v Gdansku (ul.
Debinki 70)
- kierown1k: prof. dr. X.Talstycki
(SHMNA, FMIURAL, therapy
ambulatory)
(OMPATIM MVION
eqPYGM, pleural)

BIUWIC1rA, Maria.
Antibiotics in therapy of sequels of pulmonary
tuberculous
hemorrhages. Gruslica 23 no-8:555-559 Aug 55.
1. 1 111niki Ftysjatryasnej Akademil Medycsnej v
Gdansku.
Kierownik: prof. dr. X.Telatyckl. Gdansk, u1.
Debtenki 7a,
111niks, Ftyslatryasna A.M.
(TUBMCMOSIS. PULMMARY, complications
h4aarrh. sequels, tbrer., antibiotics)
(HEMORMAMS, in various diseases
tubere., pula. ther. of sequels vith antibiotics)
(ANTIBIOTICS. ther. use
tuberc., Pula. hamorrh. sequels)

ZJIOWICKA& ALkIDI ZOWSKA-STANIUL, Maria; KUSZZWSKI,
Bogdan;
-XVI
Combined treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis with
streptoaWcin
and Isoulasid. Gruslica 24 no.li4l-47 Jan 56.
1. Z 111niki Ttysjatrycsnej Almdemii Modycznej w
Gdansku
Klerownik: prof. dr. M. Talatycki, Prace slecona
przes Instytut
Gruslicy, Gdansk, ul. Debinki 7 a. Xlinika
Ityzjatrycina.
(TUB]MGUMSIS, PUIMONART, tber.
.streptox,roin & isonlasid.)
(STAWTOI(TOf,N, ther. use
tuberc., pule., witb isontaxid.)
(NICOTIVIC ACID ISOMUS, ther. use
isoniazid in palm. tuberc., with streptomycin.)

BILOWICKA, Wria; GRALNICZRA, Lucja; SZMBZTNSKI, Kazimiers
Bv&luation of results of treatiment of tuberculous cavities
with intrabronchial Instillations of antimicrobial drugs.
Oruslica 25 no-1:23-)O Jan 57-
1. Z KlInIkI Ftysj&tryq"ej Akademil Modycsnej w Mansku
Kisrownik: prof. dr. M. Telatycki. Adres: Gdansk, u1.
V4ssewsklego 18.
(TUBBROMOSIS, ther.
Intrabronchial instillations of antimicrobial drugs
In cavities tber. (Pol))

BIWWICKZ, MAria
4 GaGes of tuberculosis of the tongue with specific therapy.
Polski tygod,
isk. 13 no.3o-.1163-1167 28 JuI7 58.
L (Z niniki Gruslicy Pluo A. M. w Gdansku; kierownik: prof. dr
To
7ielanowski). Gdauslo-Wrzessass Klinika ItyiJatrycans, A.M.
(TUMOULOSIS, PUIMIPM. case reports
with tubero, of tongue, ther. (Pol))
(TUISROMMIG, case reports
tuberc. of tongue, with pulm. tuberc.,, ther. (Pol))
(TON=, die.
tuberc., with pulm. tubera., ther. (Pol))

",.; KIM= J~TA!k,(qpnsk V1, ul. Missewskiego 18/jL)
-- I I:- i~-
PneumaDeritoneam In the treatment of cavitary lung
taberculosis; late
results. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no.19t870-876 11 aq 59*
I..Z Iliniki Ftyzjatryoxnej A. M. v Gdansim, kierownik:
prof. dr
T. Klelauowskl.
(PEWMPZRITONM, ARTIPICIAL, ther. use
pulm. tubero. with cavitation (Pol))

BILOWICKI Jacek
Fodder granulation. Zasz probl post nau), roln
no. 44.293-315
164.
1. Department of Drying, Institute of
Mechanization and
Electrification in Agriculture, Warsaw.

- i T
- - ~. J, 11.
"Rocl-liv 1-isu ',innits",roi okruhip 11 -T:Iiu-" I
~,!~ - , =
vol. l,.
,~Otanil-:., D~arko-,r~ f 192'7, no, pi). 152-105.

\I.
BILOZORj R.A Cmid Bio Sci-(diss) "Artori-d wtscuhriw-tiun
of jWd&dlj?
uddex~a&wp' 6-4-c in oormoction with rdlic produc"ivity."
Llvov, 195u,-,- 19 PP
(Llvov Zoo-Vat Inat. dhair of* Anatomy :ind Ilirtol,,Uy of
Do!.ie:!tic Xydnvln)
(12L, 26-589 107)
13 Eil

BOLDYREV, B.G.; KOLMAKOVA, L.Ye.j D ~OZORI__I~K.
ThLoBulfonic acids. Part 9; Masters of thioBulfonic
acids.
Zhur',ob.khim. 33 no.6s1980-1983 Je 163. 4MM 160)
1. L'yovskiy politekhnichaskiy institut.
(Sulfonic acids)

B)
STARCHNKKO, V.F., goloynyy red.; XAMSIXIT, O.P., red.;
RUDNITSIKIT,P.V.
red.; LUTSMO, F.G., red.; &U red.; PAVLENKO, M.K., red.;
SVISTILIMIK, A.N., red.; XHOMKO, M.P., red.; ZADOETSEY,
A.P., red.;
POPOV, F.A., red.; DANILTUX, O.T., red.; TRITINCHKNKO, A.P.,
red.;
AKSIONOV, G.G,, tekhn.red.
[Agricultural manual for administrative personnel of
province and
district organizations, directors of machine-tractor
stations,
chairman of collective farms and agricultural specialists]
Posibnik po sel'alkoun hospodarstyu dlia kerivnykh
prateivnykiv
oblasnykh i ratonnvkh organizateiv, dyrektoriv NTS, holiv
kolhospiv i fakhivtsiv sil'alkoho hospodarstva. Skladenyi za
red.:
V.IP.Starchenka [and others] Holornyi red.V.F.Starchenko.
Kyiv,
Dersh.vyd-vo sillalkohospodaralkoi lit-ry URSR. Book 1. 1946.
1269~p. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent akademii-nauk URSR (for Starchanko).
(Aitriculture)

SPIVAK, U.S.. golovnyy redaktor; redaktor; VASILMO,
P.M.,
red.aktor; ZORIN, I.G., redaktor; ILICHMO, I.K.,
redaktor; 10TAL,
O.G., redaktor; KRILOV, O.Y., redaktor; PUXRALISIKIT,
A.V., redaktor;
SIDORMO, O.P., redaktor; FADCHANKO, O.N., redaktor;
ANGXLINA, P.M.,
redaktor; BUZANOV. IJ., redaktor; BOYKO, D.V.,
i-edaktor; BUHEATSIKA,
G.E., redaktor; VASILZUO, A.0., redaktor; VIASYUK,
P.A., redaktor;
GORODNIT, M.G., redaktor; DMIDANK0, T.T., redaktor;
DUBKOYMBIKIT,
M., redaktor; KIRICHMO, P.G.. redaktor; LITOVCHANKO,
G.P.,
redaktor; OZERNIY, M.O., redaktor; PARSHIN,P.X.,
redaktor; POPOV,
F.A., redaktor; POSMITNIY. M.O., redaktor;
PSEZUICHNIY, F.D.,
redaktor; RADCHNUO, B.P., redaktor; POHANANKO, S.S.,
redaktor;
RUBIN, S.S.. redaktor; SAVCHUKO, M.1h., redaktor;
SOXOLOVS111Y.
O.N., redaktor; TSIBINKO, K.O.. redaktor.; SHCHARBINA,
O.P., redairtor;
KRAYGEWO, M.Y., tekhnichniy redaktor
(collective farm encyclopedia] Kolhospna vyrobnvcha
ensyklopediia.
Vyd. 2-e. perer. i dop. Xviv, Derzh.vyd-vo
silialkohospodaralkoi
lit-ry URSR, Vol.l. Abrykos - Ltutserna. 1956. 756 p.
(MIRA 9:9)
(Agriculture--Ilncyolopedias and dictionaries)

KOPYSC. Zbyslaw,,
Salmonella dublin as an etiologic factor in cerebrospinal
menimitio.
Pediat. -nolska 34 no.3:323-328 Mar 59.
1
1. 2 OddzIaIu Dzieciecego Szpitala Wojewodzkiego w
Zielonej Gorse
Waktor: dr mod. Z. Pienieznyi-Adres: TAk. Zbyslaw Kopysc,
Zielona Gora,
ul..MouiuszkI 39 mo.l..
ITIB, in inf. & child,
Salmonella dublin (Pol))
(SklMOMLTA DMMIOM, in inf. & child,
dublin meningitis (Pol))

POMM/Technical Crops i Cdl Fliantsi Sugar Plants.' M
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol.,, No 17,, 1958, M84.
Author Barbac)d, S.: Dilskip Zq Roanoirski, St.
Inst
Title Results of Experiments with Sugar Deet Varieties for
1947-1951-
Orig Pub: Rocza. nauk rolniazych.,, 1956p D73, 234, p. ii.
Nbstract: Results of experiments with 2D varieties of
sugar
A
beet conducted at 37 bases in Poland during 1947-
1951. Varieties were used from 6 different selec-
tion establisbments. The study was carried out
according to the unit method with 8-fold repeti-
tions and distribution of plots according to Fisher.
Harvests vere tabulated by roots, saccharinityp
Card 1/4

POLAND/Tecbnical Crops. Oil Plants. ftar Plants. M
Abs Jour: Ibf Zhur-Diol. p No 17, 19580 r784.
tively increase their saadwrinity in the scrath-
east regions, and sugan - in the northwest regions.
However, as regards collection of sugar,, the vari-
eties AI-3 and KDS-P stand out predominantly vhich
are the varieties of noz=1 type. The variety AI-3
is resistant to cercosporiasis, bas few blossoms
and relatively more foliage. Of the barvested
varieties, as regards collection of ougar, the var-
iety PZM-4 stands out,, but it in weakly resistant
to eercosporiasis and has little foliage; the 3east
productive variety is WM-3. The variety Yanash
(AI-1) proved to bave the most sugar. The more
yroductive of the sugar varieties is the variety
Dushchinskiy EM-MM. Of the varieties resistant
Card 3/4

BILSKII I .
Whe role of Fravimetric measurements in science and
technIorv-
?. 98 (I-MICLAIj G--,-OL.!Z'YJIIY) Poland, Vol. 113, No.
3, viar. 1957
b0: Monthly Lnaex of Luropean Accessions (AM) Vol. b,
No. 11, "cvember 1957

/62/000/012/057/064--
.8/035
A001/A101
AUTHOR Bilski, Edmund
TITLE: Appliances for calculating corrections to gravity
accelerations due
to attraction by the Moon and Sun-
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astironomiya i Geod6z'iya, no. 12,
1962, 32,
abstract 120201 ("Przegl. geod.", 1961, v. 33, no.~ 10, 376 - 382,
Polish)
,a nomogram f
TECT: The author presents auxiliary tables and' or calculat--
ing corrections due to tidal variations.Qf gravity.forlatitudes
ranging from
50 to 540. The hour angle, declinationand parallax of the Moon and
Sun are to
-be taken from astronomical year-books. An example'of calculating
corrections
is presented. There are 6 references.
P. Sh.
[Abstracter's'note: -complete translation]-'
Card 1/1

BILSKI, Edmund
On the conditions and vays of considering the
Moon-Sun
correction in gravimetrye Prsegl goolog 10
no,7061-364
j1 162.
1. Katedra Geodez.ji Wyzazejj, Politachnikal
Warazawab

BILSKI. Edmund
Current problems of gravity anomalies in prospecting
gravimetrye
Przegl geol 10 no.94480443 S 162.
1. latedra Geodezji Vyso2ejo Politecbmilra.,
Warazawa.
M~

AIEXANDTIOWICZ, S., prof. dr; BILSKI, E.;
MARUNIEWICZ, W.; ZWOLINSKI, J.
-- . .. - ----- wdoh."A
Absolute weight as indicating the leanness of the
bacon pig
carcaeB. Roca nauk roln zootechn 84 no.1:1-9 164.
1. Department of Specific Animal Breeding of the
School of
Agriculture, Poznan. Head:prof. Alexandrowicz.

KAUIBEERSZ, J.;BIISKI a*
Gastric secretion after the administration.of pancreatic
juice im-
travenously and directly into the stomach. Act& Physiol.
polon. 3 Suppl.
3*. 195-197 1952. (CLKL 24:1)
1. Of the Inatitute of Physiology (Read-Prof. J.
Kaulbess, M.D.) of
Krakow Medical Acad=W.

Effierts of intnigassuic and 1ntmveao=:admiaBL-ation of
/

W,le on pstric secretion. ). Kaulbu~z mud R. --Bikki
I

A0a Phy.-;W. Polon. S. No. 1, 57-70(W54); Excerp'-- AT, J

S~Ct~ 11,
8, 4,1955).-To dogs provitled with
Z

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m Pavlov pon~,hn-~ and i
,v
dmin: 7
w
bil
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e
;

if gamrv~ juic- lt~ i'l,
Tt~ secreu,in

atm, hisurnine injection were iucrea-d. Atrupi, ,~o.4-

i,~hrd th-3 int~re3--C. From 5 to 10 all. if

bile iin3 itl;v~Ttd
intravemiuAy into dogs. The

,if ja~%.k j~iic-~ aoad ilt~avidity Attr
inj~vfi,m of hisi-nmt

Were PDTtiA1V inhibited. Attopine did nut
change this

effect. K. 1, C

KAULBMM. Jerzy; BILSKI, F4razard.
I -- uWdW-%UW-k
Iffect of AM on gastric juice secretion following
administra-
tion of histaisins. Act& pbgratol.polon. 6 no-3:293-298
1955,
Z ZaklMu F1zjolog11 A.M. w Krakowle. Kierownik: prof. dr
J.
Kaulberes
(HISTAMINE, effects.
on gastric secretion in dogs. off. of ACTH on reactivity)
(ACTH, effects,
on gastruc secretion after admin. of histamine in dogs)
(GASTRIC JUIC1.
secretion. off. of ACTH on reactivity to histamine)

KkULBIRSZ. J.; OGINSKI, A.; BILSKI, R.; BUGAJBKI.
J.
Effect of vagotoW on forsistion of experimental
peptic ulcer in
rate. Acts. pbysiol. Polon. 7 no.l.*3-6 1956.
1. Z Zakladu Fisjologit A. N. w Krakowis Kierownik
prof. dr.
J. Kaulberes.
(PIPTIC'ULCIR, experimental,
Ioff. of vogotosW on develop. of ulcer In rat.
(Pol))
(NNM, TAM. surgery .
vagotour, off.' aii develop. of exper. peptic
ulcer.
(POI))

3116K1, R.; NOWAK, B.; KAULBMZ, J.
Administration into the abdominal arteries of substances
influencing
gastric secretion* Acta physiol. polon. 8 no.3t286-287 19~7.
1. Z Zakladu Fisjologii A. M. w Krakowis Kierownik: prof. dr
J. Koulbares.
(GASTRIC JM03 ,
secretion, stimulation by ad1min. into abdom. vessels of
various substances (Pol))
(ABDO=, blood supply,
Intra-arterial admin. of substances stimulating gastric
secretiop (Pole)

D' LS'KI, Fis7.ard: "Th.e Role of Gravimctric
1',--asureiients in 3cience and in
Technoloa~-," 'Irzoglad Geodazy~ny, Vol 'ITT, Nlo 3, *,--"
'-7, p. , 10 .
A - . p 8- 1

-amm'-R.'. RAMCKI, T.; KAULBMZ, J.
Z
Experimental peptic ulcer in rate in lowered atmospheric
pressure.
Acta phygiol.polon. n no.5/6:661-663 160.
1. Z Zakladu Pisjologii A.M. v Krakowie Kierownik: prof.dr
J.11aulberss.
(PZPTIC ULCER exper)
(ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE)

Z, J.; BILSKI, R.
Differences in gastric secretion after the
administration of
gastrin Into the peripheral and portal circulations.
Acta, physiol.
polon. 11 no.5/6:765-767 160.
1. Z Zakladu lisjologit A*M. v Krakowie, Kierownik:
prof.dr
J.Kaulberez.
(GASTROINTESTINAL HORMONES pharmacol)
(GASTRIC JUICE)
(PORTAL VEINS)

RAMOKI, T.,- BIL51I, R.; KAULBMZ. J.
Excretions from biliary fistulae In rats In lovered
atmospheric
pressure. Acts. physiol.polon. 11 no-5/6:867-868
160.
1. Z Zakladn Fisjologit A.M. v Krakovie, lierownik:
prof.dr -
J.Kaulberst.
(ATHOSPMMC PRESSURE)
(BILIARY PISTULA exper)

SKOTNICKI, Stefan; BIISKI, Pqswxd
Effect of butazolidin on the morphology and
hiBtochemistry of
experimental inflammatory foci. ArchJumin.ter.doav.
9 no.l:
25-35 161.
1. ZaJaad Histologii i Embriologii Akadwdi
Medyoznej v Lodsi.
(PHENEIMAZONS pharmacol) (INFWtAATION exl:er)

GOLDSTEIN, Jan; DMOCHOWSKI, Jan; BUSKI, Ryszard
Experimental studies on acute necrosis of the
pancreas. Polski
przegl. chir, 33 nofl/qlqMpq67 161,
1. Z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej A14 w Lodzi Kierownik.
prof. dr
M. Stefanowski z ?aUadu Patologii Ogolnej AM w Lodzi
Kjerovr4Lk:
prof. dr,F. Venulet a Zakladu Histologil: Ml w Lodzi
Kierownik:
prof. dr S. Baginaki z Zakladu-Fizjologii AM w Lodzi
Kierownik:
z. prof. dr J. Sysa.
. (PANCRW dis)

BILSKI, Re
Now modification of the NADI reaction for the
histochemical
detection of cytochrome oxidase. Polls, morphol 21
no.3:343-345 162.
lo Institute of Histology and Bmbryology, Medical
Academy, Lodz,
Read: Prof* Dr made S* B3ginski*

GOLDSTEIN, Jan; DMOCHOWSKI, Jan,_R KIJ"zard
A peculiar form of an acute pancreatic disease and
its.surgical
therapy. Pol. prze~l. chir 35 n6.12.* 1371-1376' D163
l' Z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej AM w Lodzi; kierownikt prof.dr.
M:Stefanowski,

je j. ~,
,y; .4TISK, ,
KAU i t .1 Ryszard
~ I. ..... ..
.1 y of the Jtigie-,Ioriian
Fji.st-:-,ry of t,-Ie department of physiolog
U- n .1 -v c. v s 1 L,' I and Academy of
Medicine. Pol. tyg. lek. 19 no.!S-.
681-683 27 Ap 164.

BILSKI,, Ryszard
Jedrzej Sniadecki (1768-1838) pioneer of modem
resuscitation.
Pol. t7g. lek. 19 no.43tl659-1661 26 0 161+
3. Z Kliniki Chirurgiamej Instytutu Hematologii w
Warszawle
Merownik Klinikit prof. dr. mede V. %dowski).

BIISKI, Fqszard
Ilistochamical structure of burn wounds.rol. tyg.
lek. 20 noollt
381-383 15 Hr 165
1. Z Klinild Chirargicznej Instytutu Hematologii w
Warszavie
(Kierownik.Klinikis prof. dr. med. V. Rudowski).

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Poland
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RUMARLI/Cultivated Plants - Commercial. Oil-Bearing.
Sur~av- M
Bearing.
Abs Jo,!r Ref Zhur Biol.) No 18, 1958, 8249
Authga-'e Bilteauu, Gh.
Dist
Title Experiments on the Determination of the Effect of
the
Variation in the Soil Motsture Contmit, on the Progress
of Separate Stages of Cotton Development.
OriG, Pub Probl. agric., 1956, 8, No 5, 27-36
Abstract A lowered soil moistvre co,,itent prior to the
appeara--ace
of the buds did not retnrd the growth of the plants a:id
did not prodoce a iegative influence on the yield.
Lowered mist xe daring the period of the appearance of
the buds and before blossoming produced a strona negative
inflaence on the growth of the plants.. Lowered motsture
content d,ring the period of blossominf, led to a conside-
rable lowering in the yield. In those cases when the
Card 1/2
74 -

RUNANTA/Cultivated Plants- Commercial. bil-BearinC4.
Sugar- M
Bearing.
Abs Jour Ref Mur Biol., No 18, 19~8, 8P-419
soil -.-.ioisture coatent becane lower at the time of the
appearance of the bi.As and higier at the time of blos-
soming, the yield of cottoii wool practically did not
chanGe iu comparison with the plants grown from the
very beGinting with the hi&ier soil moist re content.
Hi[-Jier moisture coi-lteat in the period of boll opeidna
led to a decrease in yield. -- V.P. Nepomiluyuv
Card 2/2

RUMANIA/Cultivated Plants - Commercial. Oil-Bearing.
M-5
Sugar-Bearing;
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 29875
Author : j3iltoanu, Ghe
Inst 4 ~ ~
Title : The Effect of Fertilization and Soil Moisture
on the
Cotton Yield.
Orig Pub : Probl. agric.j 1957, 9, No 5, 45-55
(Rumanian; rese Russo,
French)
Abstract : Results of experiments made in 1953-1954
to study the
effects of various doses of fertilizers and different
irrigation rates. With high soil fertility the most
effective action was gotten from high doses of
fertilizers.
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- - BnTKW,-Qha=&N XMITESCU 9 L.
Behavior of different oat plants to the relations
between the
nutritive elements of nitrogen, phosphorus,
potassium. Studi-i
cerc biol veget 12 no.2:217-237 060. (EUI 9:11)
(Oats) (Nitrogen) (Phosphorus)
(Potassium)

BILTEANU) Gh,p candidat i-n stiinte agricole
Five thousand kg. shelled corn per hectare without
Irrigation.
St si Teh Buc 34 no.1:12-13 ja 162.

BILTEANU, Gh.; BRAD, I.; RADA, Voice
Influence of mineral nutrition on the catulase
activity in
ounflower and maize, Studii care biol veget 14
to-3t287-297
162.
1. Comunic are prozentata de N. Salagoanu, membru
corespondent
al. Academisi R.,P:~,R.v membru al Comitatului de
redactie si
redactor responaAbil, "Studii si coreetari do
biologia; Seria
biologie vagetala.t!

&M %Alr AMUCS-

tion. Famoofttlm mWhmft-r.

Abs Joars
Roftnt

.-Ambbse

Pa..
a 5s 31-32

GCOM-Im ot bow by ewmj~
NIMUC

Soule MOM, (or, RLdn"). FM Wo VMWO use la =A*

0,
of 0.01 ~ I "bLaqw: ar, land .02 9 F"SZ"
bolool
tre

l
vith the Wwat a hatiams a
-41211 (0.1 g/gDO al
60001~ w&lwjp ~-

Vater) AA-AA6. Aa (Im. &Am MIL motor); rmv

N"A

of the
ON If as'p"m A -01 or VERS-41-

J
MRTW*Am'(*' Tecb='OV- ChaW cAl P-"OftctB And fteir Applica-
tiOn -FerMMt&tion Tas%i try. E-27
A]'s Jour: lReferat Zhur-MdmiY&, No 5, 3,958, 15956.
nitr*Pbmol and yam-nitrophma showed a difference of 0.15
snd 0-12-' r*sVOctivsV' vhilO & d6tsruifttion of the VR of
beer vith Pm"'n'troPhOnOl Md vith & Potentiometer showed
differences vithin the limits frolm 0.25 to -0-03.
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BILTIU, A
TEGINCLOGY
PFRIODICAL: REVISTA niLUSTRIF1 ALIMIYTARE, 'PROEUSP
Vrr,7PAI,,r, No. 7/80 1958
BILTIU, A Increased geminating capacity of barley. P.
38
Monthly List of East T,uropean Accessions (EEAI) LC
Vol. 8, No. 4
A,,ril 1959, unclass

RUMANIA/Chemical Technology - Fermentation
Industry. H.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 16, 1958., 55475
Author Biltsiu
Inst
Title Purification of Yeast With Mineral Acids.
Orig Pub Rev. ind. aliment, prod. vegetale, 1957,
No 21 26-28
Abstract A brief description is givne for methods
of washing
yeast vith vater,, 4 sulfurio acid (0-25 - 0-5 1-
per 1.
of yeastp folloved by neutralization with sodium
bicar-
bonatc)-, and HC1 (pH 362), foUoved by washing with
vater until the reaction is neutral.
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15(2)
SOVI/72-59-4-6/21
AUTRORS:
Krasnovskiy, 0. V.,
Billtyukova, E. P., Yesechko, A. MI.
TITLE:
Comploxometric
Determination of Calcium Oxide and 11,1agnesium

Oxide in
Vertically Drayin Glass (Kom 11 ell, some triche skoye

opredeleniye okisi kalltsiya i okisi maCniya v stehle verti-

kallnogo vytyagivaniya)
PERIODICAL:
Steklo i keramilta, 1959,
Nr 4, pp 22 - 25 (USILR)
ABSTUCT:
The complexometric method of
titration makes it possible

to simplify considerably the
accelc_-,~ated glass analy:.'is

(see paper by 0. V.
Krasnovskiy, Ref 1). The determinations

of calcium and
magnesium may be carried out accordin6 to

two methods as may
be seen from the papers by K. B. Yatsimirs-

kiy on the one
hand and by T. D. Styunkell and Ye. M. Yaki-

mets on the other
(Refs 2 and 3). In order to chock the

complexometric methods
of determination comparative investiga-

tions with synthetic
solutions -.-;ere carried out, the oalt

content of which
correaronded to those of the solutions in

the glass analysis.
In table I the ex-I.erimental results are

given. Later, the
same experiments wei-c carried out with
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samples of
industrial sheet glass which was dra;T.,n vertically.

Complexometric Determination of Calcium Oxide and
SOV/72-59-4-6/21
Magnesium Oxide in Vertically Drawn Glass
The results of these analyses are listed in table 2. In
conclusion, 2 fornii1no are montioned according; to which
the per cent contont of CaO and YCQ in glass may be
computed.
The necessary specific reagents and their preparation are
shown in the "Inatrijotions for the Determination of Water
Hardness by Loans of the Complexometric Yethod" (MK'hP,
sssn~
1957o pp 1-5). There are 2 tables and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut stekla (Glass instituto)
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ACCESSION NR: AR4o)5655 S/0081/63/000/021/0097/0091
SOURCE: RZh. Khimlya, Abs. 21G82-
AUTHOR: _6 I Iy% a E. P.
..J
TITLE: A new volumetric procedure for determining germanium
Vz
CITED SOURCE: Steklo. Inform. materlaly* Goso no-I* In-to stekla, no.
1 (118),
1963, 11-15
TOPIC TAGS: germanium, germanium determination, volumetric germanium
determina-1
tion, volumetric titration
ABSTRAM A titrimetric method was developed for determining relatively
large i
amounts of geranium. The latter Is deposited in the form of KZGeF6,
the deposit'
Is separated, the resultant salt Is subjected to hydrolysis (K2GeF6 +
3H20
H2GeO3 + 411F + 2KF) and the HF evolved Is t1trated with a solution
of NaOH.
Deposition of the'K2G6F6 should be carried odt In a solution with 10%
KF and
2.5 N HCI, since the solubility of the precipitate Increases at lower
or higher
concentrations of KF. The error In assays of 20-160 mg of Ge02 was
0-02%,
while the reproducibility was,never poorer then + 0.5%.. A. Zozulya.
DATE ACQ: OqDec63 SUB CODE: dH ENCL: 00
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#W.v

BILI KOVA--E.P.. insh,; KOLBASNIKOVA, A.I.,
kand.teMn.nauk; SAVIUM, M.R.,
uk
Conference of workers of the department of technical
control and
factory laboratories in the manufacture of structural and
technical
glass. Stek. i ker. 22 no.3t47 Mr 165i (MIRAI 18ilO)

BILUKHA, M.T.
Daily accounting for and economic analysis of the
production costs in
~ the shoe industry enterprises of the Ukraine. Leh.
prom. no.108-80
Ja-Mr 165. (KERA-18t4)

BILUKHA, M.T., kand.ekonom.nauk
Advanced methods of accounting and ana:~Irsis for the
clothing industry.
Leh.prom. no.2t8O-82 Ap-Je 165, (MIRA 18t10)

!B11.UKHA, M.T,, kand. ekonom. nauk
-
Improve the accounting and economic analysis in the
enterprises of
the baking industry. Khar. prom. no.2t77-80 Ap-Je 165.
(MA 1835)

,PI~L~UKHA NikolA Timofe 0 NOVIK, O.M., red.; MATUSEVICH,
S.M.
t
Matuffisvychr....M. ],q tekhn. red.
[Accounting in automotive transportation units]Oblik v
avto-
transportnykh hospodarstvakh. Kyiv, Dershtekhvydav URSR,
1961.
239 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Transportation, Au P"Am"Pting)

AP5027304,
SOURCE CoDs.-
uR/oW/65/oio/oio/oD55/Q056
RoRt ' ilu I. QsI.Goncherenko. Ye, N,1 kq
none
LE: Ind Yeet effect of histamine formation in rqd1s.
RCE: Meditainakays. radiologlya, ve 10# noo lot 1965P 55-56
TOPIC TAGS: experiment animal$ radiation sicknesss radiation
biologic
effectt histamine, systemic toxin
ABSTRACT: The formation of toxic lipid substances and
histamine and
their role and relationship In acute radiation sickness were
studied in
white rate and rabbits subjected to a single 800 red
irradiation, Toxic
lipid substances (called natural rediomimetic,. NR) were
isolated from
the liver after 3 days# Histamine was determined In the
tissues, The
NR were Injected Intraperitoneally into rate at a Oe7-0.9
LZ1150 g animal
dose and NIR activity was determined by a bamolytic test* In
further
tests NR was found not only In the liver but also In other
radlosensi-
tive organs. NR activity increased with does and time after
irradiation
and caused changes In free histamine content In skinp kidneys
and liver*
These changes bad a phase-like character with considerable
histamine
: 617-ODI.28-008.

[-*~"R, AP5027304 0
increase after NR injection and terminal reduction to below normal,
that
iss a 2 fold skin histamine Increase which declined terminally to 1 3
of
normal value, Comparison of the effect of ga a Irradiation and that of
NR substances showed considerabla similarity in the dynamics of free
tiasue histamine and confirms an assumption on the radioninetio effect
of oxidation products of unsaturated fatty acids which depress bista-
mine-binding In the tissue and thus lead Indirectly to histamine
accumu.
lation* Orig art* bast 2 tables,
SUB CODE: 06- SUBM DATM O3MarW ORIG REF: 006/ OTH PMr 000
H'W

BILUE T S G " I I I C 1, -, pj " N, K 0, Y 0 . N. t
IYA,~' f0 V, Y
Effect rf radiorrimetir, n_pcn-,-, joniijnq
ra-dla-.Ic~,., -I~ld vibration
on iho f~huyif~,e, in hlot.araine aevel In tlw (,f
Nau(-h.
dr,kl. vys. slikoly; bio). nauki no.3;87-8t) (MIRA
19:1)
3. Rekomendoviiiia kafedroy bioflzild
univ~arniltetv. Siftmii.t~-d May 6, !965.

POGUZOT, B.F., BILWHI, V., BAYV, A.A.
SulfhYdry! groups of myosin adenosinetriphospbatase
(witb summary
in 7-anlishl. Biokhimiia 23 no.2t269-284 Kr-AP 158
(KIRA llt6)
1. Institut biokhimli in, A.R. Bakha Al SSSR, Koskvae
(AMWLPYROPHOSPHATASE,
activity of myosin, relation to sulfhydryl group
content (Rua))
(NUSCLI PROTZM'
iWosin sulfhydryl group content, determ. & reaction
with ATP (Rus))
(SULPH = YL COMPOUNDS, determination
eulfhydryl group content of myosin. relation to
ATPase activity (Rua))

BZLUSHI,, V.1 xomacom. va.
Comparative analysis of the restoration of diploid yeaste
following
alpha and gam= irradiations Dok:L.AN SSW ~ 138
no.5s1208-1211 To
161, (MM 14:6)
lo Institut radiatsionnoy i finiko-khimicheakoy biologii
AN &SSR i
Haskovskiy gosudaretvanM7 universitet ims M,V.Lomnosova,
Pred-
atavleno akmdem'k=.V,Ajpgslgardtom*
(UMT) (ALM HAD-FMIULWIGAL EMT)
(GAIM RLW-PMIOLOGIOAL WWT)

Roscillsillota or Verist Celle of Varim Phittly lrmdkfd *fib
Alpha Pankin Ll
V. I Kocorodln, V BlIold L 1. Markan
and V. L
The riosibimy or teadivation Of radiation Injury caused by
polonium alphil-parlicles was investigated on ten
yea%l 3italm, or v,lrlous poldy (from Ono to six chromicnarric
sctl). The sunlyal curve% for haptold octli had an
exprincoli3l form, whereas the survival mrwi for cells is(
higher pfolily had a tiginoid form.
When yeast cells with two or more genonics were incubated
after Irradiation at 305C In a nutrient medium. the
survival rate increased substantially. The reactivation
processes ATrc virtually fully completed ulthin .14 hr. The
radiation injury to hapluid ccits %its imvc,rsible. just as in
the ciese of y-it-radiation. In the mw or one diploid
strain (Pitegri-139-D) the devire of teverlibility of a
radiation Injury caused by alpha pankirs was the saw at the
degree of rewirsibility of the Itihirl cffcds of
-r-Irtradiation (alvut 60% of the Sinn dow). The su"i"I cuns: a
ran.6,aird sells "s less curvW.
The suilron interpret their rewlts m tho basis of the hit
theory. The lethateffeN ofalphi risdiarkin on yeatv iih
two or more itcriomics is caused by Injury to wwral (in each
cell) spatially stparsied elementary biological units
comparable In size with prolelit molocides. The Injury to a
large proportion of such elementary structures is
potentially reversible.
F=I.VSA AWar, Afri. Af.- SIWI VW-101Y .d ftVAIIJoil 1suNr.*
alf"Al A-Fir.,
Gk
tb. 2,A Mu. CaApiese of RUHAUM Itillee'Or"I
report PMDcnt*d 4t 11 Aug U1915D
ot. Brit.

_7
S/205/63/0031001/OQ9/029
E028/E183
AUTHORS: Korogodin Vol., Bilushi V., Markova L.I., and
Shekhtman Ya.L.
TITIE; Restoration of the viability of yeast colls of varying
plo idy -'aftev --irradiation with a-particles
PERIODICALs Radioblolv~SJIYao. V.3' nool, 1963. 59-44
The cells- be- 12 -stiains,.of yeast -of varying ploidy
were irradiated in thin layers with a-particlea and wero then
tested for viability by plating out on wort-agar. The sources of
radiation used were 239 Pu, giving a*dose of 50 rad/min at a
distance of 13 mw from t3he surface. and 210po giving at 8 mm a
dose of 10 200 rad/min. Irradiation was continued for periods
ranging from a few minutes to several hours, and was carried out
at I - 2 aC and at room temperature. The results showed that the
LDulo was dependent on ploidy, the haploid strain being the least
and the diploid strain the most radioresistant. With the higher
ploidy up to 6 radioresistance declined in one set of strains
-(Mortimer), but increased in a set obtained from another source
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Restoration of the viability of S/205/63/003/001/009/029
E028/E185
(Ephrussi). Recovery from the effect of irradiation was observed
with strains of ploidy 2 or greater, but not with haplo.-id strains.
Thus, 26~,~ of the cells of a diploid strain were viable immediately
after irradiation in a dose of 16.2 krad, but after maintenance
on plain agar this proportion rose to 76io after 24 hours and 93',~
after 48 hours. It was also shown that the restoration does riot
depend on the kind of radiation (X, a or y particles) producing
the'injuries. There are 4 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut meditainskoy radiologii MN SSSR (Institute
of Medical Radiology--., -' - of the Academy of Nedical
Sciences USSR); oBNINSK; Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitet im. M.V. Lomonosova (Floscow State
University imeni M.V. Lomonosov); Institut
biologicheakoy fixiki AN SSSR, Nloskva (Institute of
Biophysics AS USSR, Moscow)
SUBI-11ITTED iMarch 30, 1969,
Card 2/2

BILTIU, Aurica, ing.
From the activity of the laboratory for road
tests of the
Road and Bridge Regional Direction- Timisoara.
Rev transport
9 no. 3:125-126 Mr 162.

AOOESSION NR: AP4025105 8/0020/64/155/003/0503/0505
AUTHOR: Bil~tat P. A.
TITLE: Some extreme problems In a set of mappings ~hioh are quasi-
conformal on the average
SOUROE% AN SSSR. Doklady*, v# 155, no. 3, 19649 503-505
TOPIC TAGS: topology, conformal mapping, quasi conformal mapping,
mathematical analysis, continuously differentiable function
ABSTRACT: The author examines the mapping of v f(z) of a circle
z) onto a circle I wi d t. Let (� (x) . 1 :6- xbe a continuously
differentiable function and flx).~,O,' P( V W ow ) a real function
of the variables wZ = ftZ.d = V + ivIc, CMU;~ouslq differentiable
with respect to uK and v.' In ihe class of quasi-conformal mappings
of the circle izi &I ontFthe circle I w1 !st , w(0) = 0, w(1) = 1
with-'
the restricted Integral
T -25 1
4 M - const. ,.c oc
the problem Is td finl"a mapping for wbioh thei function 2 ass=es
`16 ma#mum, value, The final form of the solution is
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ACCESSION NR: AP4025105
S5 IP (P),d Ic = /Y.. 6 (ar) artAI&j)
In the set of quasi-conf ormal mappings of a ring r -X I z I Z-
i o'i to
ring p*= I if I !S 1, r 4 11 4 1, the problem i s to f Ind a
re,L-1 1 c ~;j oil
for 'which the lntegral~;~,P(Z)ddz ascumes a minimum Value.
This problem can also e 'solved by the variation method. By
varia-
tion of the ring r~sjziejwe shall understand that the function w
= --(z)
A
mapping it onto some ring r I --I 111 ::5 1, Is normalized and
such that the
reflection realizing this is conformal exterior to soice circle
K(f, T
(Z !~Tand has an assigned constant characteristic h Wituri it
varying the ring in the w plane, we find that the extremum, will
be
the mapping on the ring pI6jwjA-l, and the characteristic of the
In-
:verse mapping will satisfy the condition
6(tV)=At8W-4-7Z1A., pr,,
" I
In a set of quasi-conformal mappings of the ring rwzi!!~-l onto
the
,ring p*:s.1wi e,19 0 zp*-c r, the problem is to find a mapping
for,
which the Integral Sf pez)d%asuumes a minimum value. Solving this
problem In the subset of q - quasi-oonformal mappings, we find
that
the extremum will be a mapping of the form
2/3
.Card

ACOESSION NR: AP4025105
MrOgRa""d, f
w
<
art. has: no graphlos
ASSOCIATION: Institut matematiki a vy*chisliteltnym tsentrom
Sibirs-
~kogo otdeleniya AN SSSR (Inatitute of Mathematice.with Computer
Centen
!Siberian Division, AN SSSR)
iSUBMITTED: 25NOV63
ISUB CODE: MA
DATE AGQ: 17Apr64
NR REP SOV: 001.
ENOL: 00
OTHER: 000
3/3
.Card

L a012-66 WI(d)/T IJP(a)
ACCESSION M: AP5023879 UH/0199/65/006/00h/0717/0726 1
517-53
MTHOR: Biluta. P A
iTITLE: Some extremal problems for mappings which are quasi-conformk~
lin the mean
SOURCE: Sibirskiy matematicheakiy zhurnalp v. 61, no. 4P 1965, 717-7
TOPIC TAGS: conformal mapping.. complex function
ABSTRACI'r:,,, states and solves three problems conterning
jquasi-c2nfo11A gs "in the means" that is* quasi-conformal
Imappings for wnlcn an integral , remains bounded, The
~~(D(p)du.
isolution is based on the variational method of P. P, Belinskiy.
jProblem 1 is to finds from among all quasi-conformal mappings of the
~unit disk onto the unit disk, which are "in the mean" relative to
some continuously diff erentlable T (such that W __~, 01 X2/ 1)
Ithat one which maximizes a given real function F(wl, w2s -, Wn),
lat given points- z (k -: 1p 2# a*es n)p (Z )
(wk = f j;t~g=tuk + i vk;
continuoust T wo problems
luk# Vk 7 differentiablej,6- he rema
~CSrd V2

L a01246
ACCESSION NR.9 AP5023879
--involve q"sireqnformO '.nappings-of an ~amulus onto an aramlusi,
in sp ------- ne-,
Iii a- * -the effect -_ that:-
m~~t b1& -an t I -1,01i i t
:!thb amulus r 4- 10 < 1: is mapped quasi-conformally onto the annulus
P 1w I< 1, in such' a way that
[then
P>re
Orige art6 has: 18 formulas,
ASSOCIATIOWt None,
,SUBMITTED: O6Dec63 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: MA
:NR REF SOV: 002 OTHER: 000
Card

COUNTRY
: CZECHOSLOVAKIA
CATEGORY
: Chenical Tecluiology.
Chenical Product-s and

I)p -.Pla3t'cn
7heir Uaec. _rt. 4. Synthetic polmor-
ABS. JOUR.
: RZKYimsy
NOi 1 1960) No- 3016
AJIMOR
t Bilwachis . Y-_. Zilvar, V.
DIST.

MIX
i Method of Qpalitative Cortz?ol of the Sllon

Ma 0
s
FIG- PU B -
I 01,07-n- P"unYal, 19,(58., 8) 1TO 9,
497-5-00
ABSTRACT
t It was esta~lishorl t',-int vavious
-production-al

batchas of tho silon narm of Ozechoslova'_~,

m
vanlafacturo con,ider.-bl,r differ as to t1heir

qualit.-n.tivo indicator.- (t,io av,_ra-
,,e mol. IA.,

.
content of lov -mole cul nr fraction ands nols-

ti,--Q). In
c_ctablishinj, tho do~-,rco of nonhomo-

tgonolt-jj the
rolutive viscooity of polyarlda
-
'

. "' s,-i*"r
nod in 0
solutions vmc detormi .6
lp 1-mric

,
acid with the aid of the Mbelodo viocosimotor.

11/3

COUNI'ihy
CATEGORY
ABS. JOUR. RZXhim,~ 1106 1
T I E
ORVI. r--UB.
1960) No- 3016
ABSMACT of tests and cmnlyse3 on3urinr; tho accuracy of
cont 6 qualituatilro control was established on the
basio o4" otatintical anal-aij. 7ho aiataors
--podiolit to or-snlzo '--I-
con -,(!or i t, a, 11 '1 -
41
0 tont
of silon viitl ,, vory amal- 0
low-:---ioloo-ular fraot"Lon mid cu-i 11tv G-:? a P
dagroo of poly~-aorinatlion of P,300; wucll
araido nay bo succanssf'ully u2ad fo-1, the manu-
facturo of teohnical products.- L. Sadov

BILT, Antonin, MUDr.
Should a city regional physician service also
workers of small
Industrial plants? Cask. sdravot. 4 no.5.-297-298
Mar 56.
1. Vedouci sdravotnicksbo odboru rady ONV Praha 2.
(IMMTMAL HYGIM,
serv. of regional city physicians for small Indust.
plants In Czech. (CZ))
(PUBLIC RMTH.
same)

BILY, B.
Changes in the periodontium of the upper incisor of
the rat
following x-ray irradiation. Cook. stomat. 65
no-4:250-255
i1 165.
1. 1. stomatologicka klinika lekaroke fakulty
University J.E.
Purkyne v Brno (prednosta prof. dr. M. Filipinsky).

BILY. Dorls, XUDr, ask. Iskar
awwwooft
Notes on dontinogonools Imperfoctas Cook, stainat,
No*5:191-902
10 Stonatologicke oddeleal KEY v Brno@ Prodaests,
prime Dre J.Xlims
(MMIK'abnormalitles
teAtic;j;nools imporfects., heredity)

BILY, Boris
Congenital anomaUes of dental tissues in children*
Cask. pediat. 16
no.7/8:732-737 JI-Ag 161.
1. Stomatologicka klinika, Brno, vedouci katedry prof.
dr. Milon
Filipinsky.
(TEETH abnormalities)

BILT, D,~
.,Neurotic abulic syndromes conditioned by
cortioovisoaral pathologic
dynamics. Can. lok. cook. 90 no.44:U93-1297 2 Nov 1951.
(CLKL 21:2)
1. Of the Psychiatric Olinia (Read-Prof. J. Hwdllk.
N.D.). of Palacky
'University, Olomouc,

BILY, D.
"Adherence to the Ordinances of the Porty -nd the
Government k;oncerning
Psychiatric Health Affairs."
SO: Neurol. a psych., Prague, Vol. 16 (1953), No. 4, pp.
223-226.

SILT, Dusan, Dr,
Fulfillment of the party ari government directives
in psychiatry.
11suro psychiat, cask. 17 no.4:194 Aug 54.
(PSYCHIMY -
in Czech., following party and government
directives)

BILY. Dasan, MUDr; RUZICKOTA, Wks, XUDr
Ivaluation of the effects of sloop therapy
according to L.B.
Gakkelovalm method of aimed verbal reactions.
Nour. psychiate
cook. 17 no.4:195-198 Aug 54.
I* Z psychistricke kUniky PU v Olomoucla
Prodnosts. prof. KUDr
Josef Hadlik
(MMOSES. the' y
al sp ther., L.B.Gakkelovalm method of aimed verbal
re:cttons)
(SLUP, thei, use
neuroses, L.B.Oakkelov&ls method of aimed varb&l
reactions)

BILT, Dasan, Dr. As.
Complex experimental investigation of the higher
nervous function
in man. lour. psychiat. cask. 17 no.4t225-228 Aug 54.
1. Z laboratore pro vyzk-m vyzsi nervove einnosti
clovska
nourologicke kliniky FU v Olomoucis Prednosts, prof.
Dr. Jaromir
Hrbek,
(CINTM MVOUS SYST3M, function test
typing, of higher nervous funet.)
(ROLU. CONDITIONID
in higher nervous funct. typing)

DMO BUZ
OocVtational problems of remission in schisophronicB treated
with
autonomic drugs. Ceek. psychiat. 33 no.62377-381 Dee 57.
1. Payahiatr1oka lacobnA v HavIlokove Prods,
(SCRIZOPMMU, ther.
chlorpromazine & reserpine, occup. problems of romission(Oz))
(CRIORPROMAZINS, ther. use
schisophrenia, occup. problems of remission (Cz))
(R= 10, ther. use
Sam*)
(MMUT AND OCCUPATIOM
occup. of schizophrenics after cure with chlorpromazine
& reaerpine (Gz))

RUZICKOVApR.; VYRNANKOVA,Ml ju&wl~
Clinical and experimental examination of chronic
schizophre-
nics vith speech disorders, Active nerve sup, 6
noelt77-78
16,4.
0V *11
MFIPWI

BILY D,
Mental spideniological study In industrial plants.
Acts, nerv*. sup.
(Praha) 6 no-48,409 164.
1. Psychiatricka lecabna, Harlickav Broda,

RUZICKOVAO R.; BILYO D.; VYHNANKOVAp M.
Clinical and experimental examination of patients with
chronic
schizophrenia and speech disorders. Pt.l. Cook. psychiat.
61
no.5:298-302 0 165.
1. Iaborator vysoi nervove cinnosti lekaroke fakulty
Palackeho
'University v Olomouci a Psychiatricka lecobna v
Havlickove
Brode.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
RUZICKOVA., R.; BILY ' D.; VYHNANKOVA, M.; Laboratory of
Higher
Nervous Acti -il-RuTual Facultyp Palacky University
(Labara-
tor Vyssi Nervove Cinnosti Lelcarske Fakulty pu),
Olomouc; Psy-
chiatrie Hospital (Psychiatricka Lecebna), Havlielcuv
Brod.
1101inical and Experimental Examination of Patients with
Chronic
Schizophrenia and Speech Disturbances. II. Experimental
Part."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska, Psychiatrie , Vol 62, No 6, Dee
66, pp
374 - 38.5
Abstract Z~-uthorsl English summary modified_7: A group
of 20
*sc izopftrenies was compared to a group of 20 aphaties
by means
of K~:-aepelinls definition of schizophasia. It appeared
that
schizophasia was the terminal stage of schizophrenia,
most fre-
quently its paranoid form. The first attack is usually
very
sudden with speech incoherence and recurring catatonic
traits.
The importance of the premorbid level of intelligence is
evalua-
ted. Substantial differences between the schizophrenics
and
the aphatics were found in all criteria used, such as
language
and association experiments. The schizophrenic group did
not
show disturbed phatic functions. 8 Tables. 2 WAPtArn- A
C7anh_

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
RUZICKOVA, R.; L KONIAS, V.; SOUCEK, Z.; Psychiatric Hospital
(Psyehi&tricka &*en'aJ'jFH&vlickuv Brod.
"The Effect of Psilocybin in Chronic Schizophrenia."
Prague, Activitas Nervosa Superior, Vol 8. No 2, Jun 66, pp
222-223
Abstract; The effect of psilocybin was tested on 30 paranoid
schizophrenics
who had been sick for at least 15 years. In chronic
schizophrenics
psilocybin effect was substantially smaller than in normal
subjects. Of
the clinical pattern of psilocybin into~dcation in healthy
subjects, only
involuntary laughter and euphoria were noticed in the patients.
Optical
phenomena, which are the most characteristic in healthy people,
appeared
only in half of the patients. Negativism alone was more
frequent than in
normal subjects. No references. Submitted at the 4th Conf. of
Exper.
and Clin. Study of Higher Norv, Functions, at Mar. IAzno, 12-15
Oct 65,
Article is in English.
80

BILY, ari., STRMU, Tat am
Dermoloxy as technic of determination of higher
nervous activity.
Ceek. psychiat. 53 no.5i348-352 Oct 57.
1. Psychiatricka, kliallm VIA v Kradc i Rmlove.
(CZ"ML NnVGM SYSTO. physiol.
deters. of funct. with dermolexy (00)
(SOUTUR
dersoloxy in deters. of fmact. of DNS (CZ))

BILY, Jiri; VOKROUMCKY, Lubor
Contribution to the mechanism of so-called animal
bypnosis. Sborn.
ved. prac. lek. fak. Karlov. univ. (Ibrad. Kral.) 4
no.2 ou;;l.:159-
3.64 161.
1. Psychiatricka klinika; prednosta doe. MUDr. V.
Pelikan Katedra
patologicke fyziologie; prednosta prof. Dr. Sc. MUDr.
R. Vavra.
(CATALEPSY

J. Glinic of Medical Patulty -.~f Uthy er3ity
-T-PayahtaerickA klinika lekarke fakulty IM [Urlove Univarsityl; Uead
(preanosta) Dcc6nt Dr*,V. PELIMNO CScj Rradso Irtlove.
"Effect of Rome FaythapharaAcolosic Drvg4 on Paroxymal Inhibition.r-
Prapes LqVvivas Ntrvoes iu .IS.KL Vol 5, NO 1, Jan 63; PP 35-56.
.kc-
Abratraett "Paroxywal lahibition" is An auivAl 4xperL-jeutaL model
For
Xt7aF6--nic stupori previously reporrod by SVORAD and Tiot daacribed
bere In dotalls studios In.rabbits with marptifto, chlorpronwzine
i%nd
ampbetaminet the fivat 2 drugs prolonged, the 3rd shortened the
duration of thi- paroxyamal inhIbition, w1th statistically
iiSmi*ftcant
differenge. ",rapbl 3 Ceach aud 3 Western reierence&.
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BILY, Jiri
The effect of mothylphenidnte and chlorprothixene on
paro-
xyamal inhibition. Sborn, ved. prac. lek. fek. Karlov*
Univ*
9 noolt289-294 164*
1. Psychiatricka klinika (prednostat doo. MUDr.
V.Pelikan, M.)
Karlovy University v Hradoi Kralove,

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CZ/0079/65/007/003/0235/0236
AUTHOR: -~Bii j.
OIG: ~Eyaniatric Clinic, Medical Facult Charles Univ
-Y.
(Psychiatric-ka klinika lekarske fakul,77 KU
TITAIE: Effect of methylphenidate and chlorprothixene in
cataleptic states
SCUKE; Activitas nervosa superior, v. 7p no. 3, 1965) 235-236
TOPIC TAGS: nervous system disease, drug treatment, pharmacology
ABSTRACT- Tht3 mGchanisia of the catatonic stupor was
investigated. Tho influence
of the two drugs mentioned on the extension of cataleptic
conditions was studied.
Only 5 patients could be used in the experiments because of the
rhre occurrence-of:
the disease, Both drugs vere administered in the form of an
intramuscular Jenj-ection
both increased the extension by about 60%. rjPRS7
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBINI DATE: l7jan65/, -Wd Wt 003
Card 1/1 L

-Bil-y' J.
The Markov chain leading to the convolutions of binomial
distrubutioas
and the cumulative binomial distributions., p. 327.
CASOPIS PRO PE5TOVANI MATF.161ATIKY.. Prahaj,
Czechoslovakia. Vol. 84, no* 3. Aug. 2959,
Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EZAI) LC,, Vol.
B., no. 10,, 1959. -Oct*
UhCl*

JHN. loss K"UmmInt of the Wetime of equipment
Distr: Wd 'Un-le-r iojiiigonal conditions. Fys. Astr.
2 (1957). 14-18. (Czech)
The author describes a method of comparing the du-
rations of life of different types of equipment serving the
same pur se without keeping records of individuM Fife
lengths; trese methods have been considered by Goodman
Amer. Statist. Assoc. 48 (1953), 503-5W]. The author
shows, for the case of three types, several replacement.
ID cies which are generalizations of poh.ciesconsisting of
'i a
p
the replacement of failed items b:7 items of another type
(so called "switch" Iii i and of the policy involving.
a random choice of Xpe Itcylepse) which is to replace the failed
item. Various procedures are.compared and analogous
procedures for mom than three'types are indicaltd. A
constant intensity of removal and a continuous replace-
ment is assumed tbroughout (an item is re laced im-
,!Pediate)y after it has failed). ja= (Prague)'

BILY, Jaronlav; VASICSK, Boh.
Experience in mechanization at the Prackovice
railway track
repair station. Zel dop, tech 11 no.3-.82 163.

BILY, M., inzh.j LAZAR, I.j insh.
Building and road machinery at the International Fair in
Brno.
Stroi. i dor mash. 7 no.6:29-34 Je 162. (KIRA 15:7)
(Brno-Faira) (Construction equipment-Exhibttions)
(Road machinery--Exhibitions)

BILY, Matej, !Lnz.
Npl., - let building machines. Ihs stayby 12 no.i
. SUPP18MMU
M~6bftiuoo no*7#103-107 J1164