SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BIRYUKOV, D.A. - BIRYUKOV, I.P.

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1015/1215
Main trends in the development..**
for new Pharmacological nnd chemotherapeutic means; 7)
histogenecia,
embryogenesis and regenerntion; 8) radiation sickness. The trends
for the coming 7 years as indic!tted at the = Party Congress
include as well investiGVtiOLIS on the evolution of inhibitory
and
excitatory processes, conditioned reflexes, the nervous
mechanisms
of humoral regulation processeE, Rnd the effect of various
physical
fRetors on the orginnism (penetrating radiation and ultrasonics)
These studies aim at the alnboration of new methods, the
selection
of adequate indices and for the interpretation of results
(instead
of the study of conditioned motor reflexes as hitherto). Studies
on comparative patholody and the evolution of organic patholo--Sy
of ONS will be carried out on: a) coordination between the cere-
bellum, vestibular system and cerebral cortexf b) the evolution
of defence.mechanisms, particularly the organic and functional
com-
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S/*773/59/000/000/001/001
1015/1215
Vain trends in the development...
pensation of nervous disorders. The morphological aspect will
be studied intensely, anc histochemical and autoradiographic
methods will be applied for metabolic studies at the call
level.
Improvements in the adjainistration I and.o'rgnnisation of th
e Institute
in order to obtain 6-re%ter efficiency in research projects and
scientific results, is another aspect of the planning. A
special
Plenum called by the TsK 1CPS5 will discus 'a the problems of
mode*rn-
isation, mechanisation and automation in industry, improvement
of V/
the quality of industri.~l products and cutting down of
overhead
expenses. These problems being for scientists, and the
Institute
will participate in these efforts -- m4knly in the elaboration
of
'modern recording methode and rapid analysis techniques.
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AUMOR: 13iryukov, D.A..
TITLE: On the localization of the effects of ponetrating*radiation on
the
nervous system
SOURCE: Nekotoryye voprosy sovremennoy fiziologii. Ed. by D.A.
Biryukov. Le-
ningrad, Medgiz, 1959, 118 - 122
TEXT. The present paper is based on a lecture given at the Second UNO
Con-
ference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, deneva, 1958. The
report Includso
observations made on brains of various animals irrddiated by
different methods, '
and results allowing conclusions as to the differing sensitiveness of
the vari-;
ous cerebral levels. Alimentary conditioned motor reflexes in
chickenoand pi-
geons were found to persist even after a relatively long protracted
penetraiing
radiation. At the same time, however, considerable alterations were
observed in
the condition of stem centers. The opticogenic catalepsy of
chickens,which is
described, is caused by an inhibition which partly develops In the
upper cerebml
levels, but chiefly in the brain stem. This inhibition Is removed by
X-rays,
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On the localization of the effects of ....
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A061A126
whereupon the chickensare left in a highly excited state. The
effect of amina-
zine an radiative injuries was examined on 7 chickens. 0.0 '01 g
of aminazine per
kg of weight was intii)duced into the craw and found to remova
cataleptic inhibi-
tion much like X-rays. Since the more striking effects of
penetrating radiation
under the experimental conditions considered are localized at
lower cerebral
levels (subcortex in higher animals), the functions or cortex or
fore brain are
Impaired to a lesser degree and are compensated sooner. There are
2 figures.
ASSOCIATION% InsLitut eksperimentallnoy meditainy AMN SSSR,
Leningrad (Institute
of Experimental Medicine, AMS USSR, Lenlngrad~
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SOV/330-59-4-"0/51
AUTHOR:
Razumov, S. A., Candidate of Biological
Sciences
TITLE:
Problems of Ecological Physiology (Problemy
ekologichaskoy

fiziologii)
PERIODICAL:
Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR,
1959, Nr 4t pp 211-123 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The All-uni6n Conference
held by the Institut fiziologii im.

1. P. Pavlova (Physiological
Institute imeni 1. P. Pavlov) in

Leningrad between January 12th
and January 17th dealt with these

problems. Alt6gether 58 reports
were delivered, e.g.: A. D. Slo-

nim spoke about "Essential Trends
of Research of the Ecological-

physiological Specialization in
Nammals'If D. A. Biryukov on

"Ecological Factors in Animal
Physiology"; 1_._U-.-SYiWMikov on

"the Ecological Heat Balanpe in
Several Invertebrates (insects)

and Vertebrates (Reptiles and
Mammals)"; I* A. Arshavskiy spoke

about "the'Comparative
Ontogenetic Characteristics of Several

Physiological Features in
Rabbits and Hares in Connection With

Particularities of Their
Ecology"I Ye, M. Kreps, N. A. Verzh-

binskaya and A. A. Smirnov
reported on "Pl-*,siological Charac-

teristics of Various
Remocyanins of Species of Crabs in De-
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pendence of Their
Conditions of Lifell; Ye. 1. Orlov spoke about

SOV/30-59-4-36/51
Problems of Ecological Physiology
"the Behavior and Survival of Iliksodovyye kleshchi"(mites) in
the Caar, of Irrigation and Flooding of the Irrigated Rerions"I
N. P. Haumov spoke about "the Internal Structure of Higher
Vertebrates and Some Problems of Their Investigation by Ecolo-
gical-physiological kethods"i 1. Ya. Polyakov dealt with "the
Morpho-physiological Variability of the Population of Rcdents
Under the Effect of Ecological Conditions"I N. I. Kalablakhov,
N. As Morkiyevich and-E. A. Petrosyan spoke about "Several
Ecological-physiological Characteristics of Various Species and
Geographical Populations of a Type of Sandstone"I M. V. Kirzon,
N. P. Naumov, H. LT. Dukellskaya and L. V. Borisov reported on
"the Ecological and Physiological Trend of the Investigation of
the Effect of Rat Poisons". In their resolution the members of
the Conference underlined the great importance of ecological
physiology and indicated the most important ways of further
research in this field. Special attention was paid to the in
creased r~!3earch work carried out by acologists, zoologists,
physiologists and biochemists.
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BIRTUKOV, D.A., prof.
Instimts. Zdorov's 5 no.9:2-3 S '59. (KnU 12: 11)
i
1e Chlen~-korrempondent ANN SSSR* I
I
(INSTINCT) I

Y a)k b V)P. e
HISMOV, &.I. (Moskva)-, TUSHINSKII.Y. M.D. (Leningrad); GOW,
U-11-Myev);
DOLGO-WUROV, B.A. (Leningrad); Z&XUSOT, T.Y. (Mosl-.Ya) -.
MUROMM, S.N.
(Moskva); CBM&KOV, M.P. (Moskva); ZZXHOV, V.M., prof.
(Moskva),,
NHGGVSXIY, V.A., prof. (Moskva); BIRMM ,A4m-(Lenlngrad);
LITVINOV, N.N., prof. (Moskva); 599 PA40110MOHYA, O.D. (Moskva)
KUPALOV, P.S. (Leningrad); BATKIS, G.A. (Moskva); KOSYAKOY,
P.N.,
prof. (Moskva); SHICRAV, N.A. (Moskva); BUS&LOV, A.A., prof.
(Mo:kva); HOLCHLNUVA. 0.P. (Moskva); STROHMI, I.D.; BLOKHIN,
N.N.
(No kva)-. MOBRUMNSEY, B.S. (Moskva); VISHNEVSKIY. A.A.
(Moskva)
CHR 217GOVSKIY, V.N. (Moskva); PAVLOVSKIY. Ye.N., akademik
(Leningrad);
MYASMIKOV, A.L. (Moskva); VOOGUMV, V.N. (Moskva); MAYEVSKIT,
V.I.:
IlLUDOVSKIT. I.V. (Moskva); IWE, V.I. (Moskva); KURLSHOV, S-V-:
ANORKH, P.K. (Moskva); BOGDANOT, I.D. (Kiyov)-, ZILIBER, L.A.
(Moskva); BRCKOVITSKIY, A.Yu.; CHEDOZAM. D.F., prof.
Debate on the address by Professor V.V.Parin. academician
secretary of the Academy of Nedicitl Sciences of the UOS.S.R..'
abridged comments by members of the Academy of Medicine and
the directors of. institutes. Vest.ANN SSSR 14 no.8:19-31
'59. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Daystvitel'nyye chleny AM SSSR (for Nesterov, Tushinakiy,
Gorev, Zaknisov, Kupalov. Strashun, Predbrazhenakiy,
Vishnovskiy,
Chernigovskiy, Mysenikov, Vinogradov, Anokhin, 21l'ber).
(Continued on next card)

NESMOV, A.I.---(continued) Card 2.
2. Chleny-korrespondenty AMY SSSR (for Dolgo-Saburov,
Chumkav,
Zhdanov, liryukov, Sokolova-Ponomareva. BatIcis,
Shmelev, Molchanova,
Blokhin, Ioffe, Bogdanov)- 3. Direktor Inatitiata
gerontologit
ANN SSM (for Gorev). 4. Direktor Instituta farmakologii
i
khinioterapii ANN SSSR (for Zal-,usov). 5.
De"tvitel'nyy chlen
Veeso3nxznoy akademii Bel'skokhozyaystvannyldi nank-
imeni V.I.Lenina
(VABIWIL); direktor Inatituta apidemiclogil i
mikroblologii imeni
Gwralel AM SSbM (for Muromtsev). 6. Direktor Inatituta
po
izueheni3ni poliomiyelita ANN SSM (for Chw%Lkov). 7.
Diraktor
Instituta eksperirwntallnoy maditsiny ANN SISSR (for
Biryukov).
B. Diraktor Inatituta obahchey i kommunallnoy gigiyeny
ANN SSSR
(for Lltvinov). 9. Direktor Instituta pediatrii ANN
SSSR (for
Sokolova-Ponoymareva). 10. Direktor Instituta
virueologii A14H
SSM (for Koemkov). ii. Direktor Instituta tuberkulaza AM
SSSR (ShTwlev). 12. Direktor Instituta griAnoy
khiritrgil An
SSM (for Busalav). 13. Direktor Instituta pitaniya AM
SSSR
(for Molchanova). 14~ Direktor Instituta
eksperimentallnoy i
klinichemkoy onkologil AHN SSSR (for Blokhin). 15.
Direktor
Instituta khirurgii AHN BSbM (for Vishnevskiy).

NESMOV, A.I.-- (continued) Card 3.
16. Direktor Instituta fiziologit AMU SSSR (for Chernt
skiy).
17. Direktor Instituts terapil ANN SSSR (for
Kyusaikovf.0'7 18.
Direktor Gosudaretvannogo lzdatelletvA meditsinskoy
literatury
(for MAkvevakiy). 19. Vitae-prezident kW SSSR (for
Davydovskiy).
20. Ministr zdravookhraneniya SSSR (for luraahov).
21.-Direktor
Instltuta infektsionnykh bolezney ART SSSR (for
Bogdanov).
22. Chlon-korrespondent AN BSSR- predeedatell Uchenogo
meditsin-
kogo soveta Hinisterstva zdravookhraneniya BSSR (for
Bronovit-
M
y). 23. PrWeedatell Uchenogo moditsinskogo soveta
Hinisteretva
raneniya USSR (for Chebotarev).
(HEDICIIN)
,or

BMYUMV, 'D.A. (Leningrad)
Imediate tasks in planning physiological research.
Fisiol.shur*
45 no.l--3-6 Ja 159. (KIRA 12:2)
(PHTSIOZWY.
In Russia, organis. & planning (Rue))

BIR'MMV, D.A.
Principal
Congreen
(PHYSIOLOGY$
in 7-year plan (Rus))
physiological problems according to decisions of the 21th
of the CM, 7isiol. shur. 43'no.5-.513-517 My 159.
(KIRA 12:7)

BIRYUKOV, D.A.
'~~~Ristory ~of ph~yslology in the White Rusolan
S.S.R. Fisiol. .
zhur. lk5 no.6:736-738 Js '59- (14I~A 12: 8)
(WHITE RUSSIL--PHTSIOLOGY)

BIRTMOV, D.A ningrad)
low taelme and future prospects in the field
as seen in the light of the decisions of the
tral Committee,of the CPSU. Yiziol.zhur. 45
(PRTSIOLOGY)
of physiological sciences
June Plenum of the Cen-
no-10:1173-1175 0 159.
(MIRA 13:2)

BMUMOV, B.A.
SOM of the prlnalp&l pro6jens difamsed at the NinO
All-ifnion,
Congress of Physlologlats, Slochemists'and
Pharmoolog:Lsto.
Fixiol.sh'nr. 45 no.114396-2397 N 259. (mm 13: 5)
(PRYSIMMY-CONGIMM)

BLUMV, D.A.
- -A~~~
Brolutlon of functlone of thp mentral nervous systeme
llxlolo
shur, '45 uooXltl3"-1401 1 459- (Kmk 230)
(ClErm EMYS Slarm physiol..)

BIRYUKOT, D. Pt -
Imortal Imachling of the great naturalist-mterialist.
7isiol.shur.
45 no.1211314-1315 D 159. (MIR& 13:4)
(DIOMUNIBS)

V.P., red.; RULEVA, Mesa,
takhn.red.
[Ecological physiology of the nervous activity; some
problems
on the biological principles of the theory of
medicine] Zkolo-
gichaskala fisiologiia nervnol deiatellnbsti;
uskotorys voprosy
biologicheskikh osnov teoril meditsiny. Leningrad,
Gos.izd-vo
med.lit-ry Nedgis, Leningr.otd., 1960. 142 p.
(MIRA 13:12)
(MYOUS Sram)

BIRYUKOV D.A.
The undi*dxft Lleas of Leniniam are a aharp
weapon in the
strutgle for -iterialism -in the
natural.sciences; on the
90th birthday of V.I. Lenin* Fiziol, zhur, 46 no.
4:380-381
Ap 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(SCIENCFPHILOSOPHY)

BAMOVp DoAs(Leningrad)i VEDIATEVp F.P, (Leningrad)
Sam problems in the physiology of the nerrow
system in the
Czechoslovakian People Is Republic. Asiol. *mr. 46
no4 5:636-
643. My 160, (CZECHOSLOVAKIA-MMVOUS SYSTEM) (MIRA
13:12)

BIRYUKOV. D.A..
Wide horiz'o'n7s of science. Zdorovle 7 no.lOt3 0 161.
(MMA .14:10)
Of
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii meditainakikh nauk SSSR.
(PUBLIC HELLTH)

BIRMOV, D.A.
Pages from the history of the Institute of
Experimental Medicine of
the Academy of Medical Sciences of the U-S-S-R. Vest.
AMN SSSR 16
no.11:3-12 161. (MEDICINE I EXPERIME, NTAL) (14IRA
15:2)

BIRYUKOV, D.A.
Putting ocience into vervice for the building of c ni
M.
Mid. zh . 47 no,10i I-IV 0 161 1511)
%;O144UNISM) (PM16LOGY)

BIRYUKOV, D.A. (Leningrad)
.Problems An the ecological physiology of man$ Fiziol.
zhur. 47 no.10;
1319-1328 0 16L. (~iIRA -15:1)
WMAN RCOIMY) (PUSIOLOGY)

DAHMHMOV~ I.A..; BIRIUKOVq D.A.i ZIMKIN, N.V.
Twenty-second Congresses of the CPSU and some
important problems
in physiology. Fizio~. zhar, 48 no.IsI-VIII A 162.
UURA 15:2)
ICOMMISM) (PIUSIOLOGY)

4;hX,UKOV, D.A.; KORNbVAj Ye.A.; SHLXILFERI T.P.;
YAKCIVUVA, 11,10
Formntion of reflex regulation of the activity of the heart
and
respiration in animals in phylogeneuis and ontogenesis.
Fiziol.
zhur. 48 no.105-63 Ja 162. (MIRA .15:2)
1. Otdel sravnitellnoy fisiologii i patologii Instituta
oksperimentallnoy
meditsiny MUI SSSR,, Leningrad.
(IFLUT) - (H46FLiATION) (RaLUES)

S/026/62/000/009/003/006
1)037/Dll3
AUTHOR: Biryukov D.A. Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
TITLE: The evolution of the higher nervous activity and the psyche
PZUODIC&L: Priroday no. 9, 1962, 44-49
TEXT: This popular article contains data on the development of the
nervous
systean and the various stages of development of the higher nervous
activity:
excitability, sensitivity, instinct, emotion~and psyche. Polish
scientist
Professor J. Dembowski and Soviet scientists have established in
experiments
on irotozea (parameciumi) that acquired reactions exist in all
living"beings
although they are manifested differently at variou� levels. The
statement by
American physiologists Shuradger and Culler that conditioned
reflexes can be
elaborated in the spinal card has been refuted by Soviet scientists
since,
according to Pavlov's theory, the conditioned reflex is the highest
form of
adaption in evolutional development. The author cons 'edes that
there no psychic
functibn-exists without a physiological-process. He concludes that
physiolo-
gical.processes in a thinking brain and the thinking process are
not two
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S/026/62/000/009/003/006
The evolution of the higher nervous activity D037/D113
parallel processes but only one process, the internal state of which
is the
state of consciousness.
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BIRJUKOV, D. A. (Biryukov.. D.A.]
Unresolved roblemm in the evolution of inhibition. Cas. 19k.
cask.
101 no. 2Y25:747-749 22 -Te 162.
1. Institut experimentaW rodiciny Akademie medicinskych nauk
SSSR,
Leningrad, reditel akademik D. A. Birjukov.
(CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM pbysio:L)
(REnM CONDITIONED)
v.

BIRYUKOV, 'Dmitrii And:re c
h.,prof., red.; TOMILINA, T.W., red.
.,XgZL
LWLL)FJVAY G.T.) tekbn. red.
(Pharmacrilogy of neurotropic agents; symposium
dedicated to
the 70th anniversary of Professor S.V.Anichkov,
Member of the
Academy of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.]
Farmakologiia
neirotropnykii sredstv; abornikj, posviashebew7i
70-letliu
deistvl-L~-!Ino" r-l-lena AMN SSSR professora
-S.V.Anicbkova. Pod
red. D.A.Biriukova. Leningrad, Medgiz, 1963. 254 p.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Akademiya meditsinskikb nauk SSSR, Moscow. 2.
Deystvitell-
rqy chlen AMN SSBR (for Biryukov).

BIRTUKOV DCAVP prof.; SMORODINTSEV, A.A.p prof.;
SEUVANOV, A.A.,
iw.`~-Imled, naukv Btarshiy nauchnYY 30trudnik;
ILSIN, G-I-j. kand.
mod, nauk; FIGAREVSnY. VYe,., doktor mod. nauk;
GOKEERNER,, G.,
vrach
Grippe. Naukat i shiznl 30 no.402-78 Ap 163. (MIRA
16:7)
1. Direktor Instituta eksperimntallney seditsiny
ANN SSSR,
Ioningrad, de"tvitellrqT chlon ANN SSSR (for
Biryukov).
2. Otdol rimologii Inatituta eks rimentallnoy
maditainy
AMN SSSR, laningrad (fcw SelivanoT 3. Otdol
patologichaskby
anatomii Instituta skoperimentallney meditsiny AW
SSSR'
laniWied (for Illin).
(INLUEMA RESEARCH)

BIRYUKOV D.A., prof., otv. red.; MAKAROVA,,
V.V., tekhn. red.
~- -
(Institute of Experimental Medicine] Institut
eksperi-
mentallnoi meditsiny.. Leningrad, 1962. 52 p.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Deystvitellrqy chlen AMN SWR (for Biry-ukov).

IBIRYUKOVS D.Ai; ANTWPOV., G.A.; KLIKOVA4HERKASOVA., V.I.;
KOMIEVA, Ye.A.;
T.F.; YAKOVLUVAI Me,
Comparative and physiological features of the effect of amina-
zine on the regulation of cardiovascular activity, Fizioe zhur.
48 no.8053-959 Ag'62. I (MIRA 16t6)
1. From the laboratory for Comparative Physiology and.Fathologyp
Institute of Experimental Medicine, Leningrad*
(CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM) (CHLORPRUMAZIREj

BIRYWOV. Doltr
JZ MdOn ch', Prof., otT. red.; GOLIKOV, H.Vqvred.;
ZINKIN, N.V., rud.; KARAMYAN, A.I., red.; KUPALOV, P*S*, red,;
LAPINA, I.A., red.; VASILIYEVA, Z.A., red.; KHARASH, G.A.,
takhm.
red.
(Problems of the physiology and pathology of higher nervous
activity)
Problemy fizologii i patologii vysshei nervaoi doiatellnosti.
Pod obshchei r6d. D.A.Biriukova. Inningrad., Medgiz. No.2.
1963.
192 p. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSR, Moscow. 2. Doystvitel'4W
chlen AMN SSSR (for Biryukov).
(NERVOUS SYSTEM)

BORZUNOVAI Aleksandra Stepanovna; BIRY-UKOVj
DmitrAy Andreyevich;
VASYUKOV, Nikolay Mhaj-2ov~~ii-; VA&I;-'YkVA.
KHARASH, G.A.~ tekhn. red.
(Theoretical fundamentals of medical 6xpertise on
the
capacity for work] 0 teoreticheskikh osnovakh
vrachebno-
trt4pvoi ekspertizy. Leningrad, Medgiz,, 1963.
185 p.
(MIRA 17:1)

BIRYUKOV. D.A.Aloeningrad)
I.M. Sechenov's evolutionary ideas and some prob
physiology of nervous activity. Fiziol. zhur. 49
1293 N 163.
1. Gjavnyy redaktor Fizziologichaskogo zhurnala
I.M. Sechenova.
in the
11:128&-
IRA 17:8)

BlRYUKOVI D.A. (Ihningrad)
Is talepatby soientif'l,-? Vtvst, AMN X'13R 19
nn,,1~43-53 1.64.
(M.IRA 1,17-7)

BIRYUKOV.-D.A.
Development of I,P,Pavlovlo theories of the nervous
activity in
Soviet physiology far the last 20 years. VESt
k4N.'SSSR'lg no.g:
4-1-51 1640 (MIRA 18:3)

BIRYUKOVI.,- PA., prof., red.; IOFFE, V.I.,
prof., red*; NEYFAM,
S.A., prof., red.; OLENOV, Yu.M.,, prof.,
red.; 6VETLOV,
P.G., prof., red.; VAKHTIN., Yu.B.J. red.
[Problems of medical genetics) Problewj
meditsinskoi ge-
netiki. Leningrad, Meditsina, 1965. 246 p.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSR, Hoscow.
Institut
eksperimentallnoy meditainy, 2. Deystviteltwjy
chlen
AMN SSSIR (for Biryukov).

BUYMOV, D. 1. .
I
BIRIMOVt D. 1. A'shaft man in the gold minin
industry Sverdlovsk,
Goo. nauchno-tekhn. isd-vo lit-z7 po chernol I
tmtnoi asta.1lurgii,
1942. 114 P. (51-532-2-1)
TUM.B5

BIRYUKOV, D. 14 Doe Cand Agr Sci -- (di8s) Effect of active
4%Q 47--u C'l N
exerciserTon growth and development Kholmogorx"I-ve~ 6tuat
K 0 - he
Mos, 1957. 18 pp incl. covers 23 cm. (Moscow Veterinary Academy
of the Ministry of Agriculture USSR), 150 copies
(KL, 21-57,,~04)
SPV et,- Atle
Traze,(/ati~qr.!4--~ote: "0 ofi:ti~~-S-4v d-",of ca
-,~r e
Z., Vol. 64
can r u3.&a Enc~i~OPedlia, 5~ (M
WA, N

USSR / Farm Animals. Cattle.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 12, 1958, 54759.
Author :_JLjLyukov, D. V.
Inst :Not-gT-ven,
Title :The Utilization of the Method of Active Exer-
cise in the Raising of Calves of the Kholmo-
gory Breed.
Orig Pub: Tr. Vaes. s.-kh. in-ta zaoohn. obrazovaniya,
1957, vyp. 1, 150-166.
Abstract: No abstract.
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Farm Animals*
Cattle.
Ref Zhur-Biol.9
BiryubOV9 D, Vo
: The Effect of Active Exercise upon the
Growth
and Development of Young Stock.
: Zhivotnovodstvo,
:In calves'which were exercised at the
age of
6 months (experimental group) digestive
or-
gans developed bettery the Micators of
their
blood were higher, They consumed 33*6
percent
more of coarse fodderl 48e9 percent more
of
ulay feeds and 21,3 percent less of
coneentra
ies than calves of the control group. Th
expe-
rimental anlmalop 0*2 less food units and
61 g
less of digestAfe rotein were expended
per I
kg of weight gain than in controls. -

USSR/Farri lininals. Crttlo Q-2
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol., No 8, jWj No 35653
Authcr L BiryX-.ov D.V
Inst :-Not Given
Title iThe Influence of the Conditionsof Management on
the Growth,
Dovelopmont nnd Physiologicrl Fitness of the Calves of the
Kholmogory Brood (Vliyaniye uslorly sodorzhaniya na rest,
razvitiyo i fiziologichaskoye sostoyaniye telyrt
kholr-oeorskoy
porody
Drig Fub i Tr. Most. vot. Aked., 1957, 19, No 1p 161-173
Abstrect The calves of the oxpQriuantrl groups# in
oontrest to the
control ones, ware allowed exercise (the airing lasted
frc-I
5-10 uin. in the first days of life to 25-30 min. at 1-li
r.onths of vCo). As c result, the 6-month old onlves were
constning 33.6% more roughrgop 48.9% noro succulent foods,
nnd 21.37o less concentrstosp then the calves of the
control
Croup. The orlvos of the oxrorimentrl group had n higher
live weight (239 kg. ae cgPinst 216 kg. of the ccntrols),
and
Cord 1/2
-A

. USSR/Ferm Animals. Cattle Q-2
4 Abe Jour 2 Rof Zhur - Biol,, No 8j 1958, No 3%53
a greater evernp daily weight gein (762 g. rs egainst 669
Z. of the controls); likewise# the internal orgrns of di-
goutionp rospirntion, etc., were better developed and tho
red blocd indoxes were higher.
Card : 2/2

BIRYUKOV D.V inzh.
Circuit for compensating magnetic losses in a physical
model of
an electric tranoformere Tru6y MIN no.344:258-:L63 162.
(Electric tranefomera-Models) I(MM 15:10)

~D . V ~.i n z~h 0
Physical modeling of the tantact network of a singl-*-phase
electric railroad. Trudy MIIT uo.144t164P-280 162. (MIM
15:10)
(Eleatric railroads-Wirso and A %in
(Electric railroads-Current Oupp

.ARKHANGFI 13KTj(, I.:., prc3".,- MEDVEDEV, I.D., prof.;
~. UCOV;, D.Ys.,
VP~Arlwirlla 41 no,6*118-121 A 164. (MID-4 lat6)

~~V- IN
Correct distribution of grain at receiving stations In
of great
importance in storages ftke-elevo pros. 24 ne.7t.4-6 JI
158.
(xiNk nao)
leYdnisterstvo khlelopmduktoy SSn.
(Grain-Storap)

'Sl,eyaec ~ / ,C~j
BIRYU r%'. inthener.
*Experience of leading road builders" edited by A.A.Arsen'joy.
Reviewed by F.Ijirlukov. Avt,dor. 19 U0,12:30 D 156. (KnLA loao)
(Road construction) (Arsenlev, A.A.)

BIRTUKOV. F.I.. jnsh.
Bridge pier foundations on thin-tialled caissons,,
Avt.dor. 20
no.7:25 Jl 157. (MIRA 10:10)
(Xazakhotan-Bridge conctruction)
(Caissons)

TEVOSYAN, V.T.; MASHKOV, B.M.; ~YUK~OV,__)~.Ij
DIYACHEW.0, VY.,
red.; GOLUBKOVA, L.A.,, tekbn. red.
[Manual on the quality of grain and grain
products]Spravocbnik
po kachestvu zerna i produktov ego pererabotki.
Moskva, Zagot-
izdat,, 1962. 455 P. (Grain trade) (MIRA 15:12)

BIRTUKOV.G.
The training of specialists in technical schools by
correspondence.
Fin.SSSR 16 no.9:74-79 S'55- (MIRA 8:12)
(Finance-Study and teaching) (Correspondence schools
and
courses)

-BIRYUKOVP G.
Friendship verified bf life. Gov. profsoiuzy 18 no.9;8-9
n,- 62. (MIRA 1514)
1. Predsedatell zavodskogo komiteta Tullskogo zavoda
"Shtamp."
(Tula Province-Collective farms)

DOMRACHEEV, N., otv. red.; PITlRD*,OV, V., red
- BELYAYEV, 0.,
red.; BIRYUKOV, G., rod.; RUVIYANTSEVA, V.,
red.;
SOLODYANNIKOV-,-f-., ret~.; TRAKHTENBERG, G.J,
red.
[Give way to the new and the advanced] Dorogu
novomu,
peredovomu. Kirovs Izd-vo "Kirovskaia Pravda,
1961. 58 P.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Obshchestvo po rasprostraneniyu
politicheskikh i nauch-
wjkh znaniy RSFSR. Kirovskoye oblastnoye
otdelenlye.

USSR/Engineering - Machinery
Card 1/1
Author Biryukov, G. S.
TiA. Boring out openings in a connecting rod on a lathe
.1
Periodical Stan. i instr. 24/4., 32, May 1953.
Abstract The author describes the use of a swial arrangement for
boring
holes-in connecting rods-of vacuum-pumps-on a screw-cutting lathe
and claims that the arrangement is adaptable to mass production.
Institution
Submitted

'5/9 '5
Subject ; USSR/Engineering AID F - 5039
Card 1/1 Pub. 103 - 10/22
Author : Biryukov, G. S.
Title : Devices for control of non-perpendicularity and non-
parallelism in mass production.
Periodical : Stan. i instr., 4, 33-34, Ap 1956
Abstract : The author describes several new, simple and durable
mechanical attachments adapted In rotary and reciprocating
vacuum pumps for control of non-perpendicularity in the
location of holes and non-parallelism of grooves. Eight
drawings.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

25(2) SCV/217-r-19-5-7/30
AUTHORS: Biryukov, G.S.v and Sharapov, A.A., Engineers
TITLEt Modernized Multiple-Dine Roller Shears
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitell, 1959, Nr 4, pp 14-15 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: To increase work productivity, the authors have
modernized
multiple-disc roller shears at the Zavod im. Maslennikova
(Plant imeni Maslennikov). The technical characteristics of
this modernized steel band-catting machine (wit-hout winding
device) are as followss maximum width of the band to be out
-200 mm, thickness of the band - from 0.1 to 2 mm, maximum
number of shear-pairs (for 2mm band) - 6, diameter of the
shears - 150 mm, capacity of the electric motor - 3.5 kilo-
watts,- and cutting speed - from 40 to 80 m per minute.
There
are 2 sets of diagrams.
Card 1/1

BIRYUKOV9 G.S.
Geometry of the face cam clutch with a triangular
profile. StBA.i
inotr. 32 no*3:35-36 Mr 161.1 (min 14:3)
(Clutches)

BIRYUKOV G,S. insh,
Device for recording errors in the shape of antiftiction
bearing
track#, Vemt,moh, 41 no,7:73-75 J:L 1619 (MM 14s6)
(Bearings (*chlnez7VtT9xtlxg)
.1

BIRYUKDV, G.S.
Design and construction of a precision spindle for measuring
instruments. Stan.i instre 33 no.9:16-18 S 162- (KM 15-9)
(Measuring instrumnte-Deeign)
(Grinding and polishing)

S/115/63/900/001/008/017

E194/19135

Biryukov*i G.5
AUTHORt

TITLE: An instrument'.for checking roundness.

PERIODICALs
lzmeritellnax* taktinilca, nool
196) 23

TEXTs. The part to a meandred, 'slich',a's-
aball-bearingrace,'..
:
is accurately centered,on.a Irelere-nce table*
-A -pneumatic gauge

probe is driven
around it, and probadimplacelient is Measured bya

.
conventional d ia phragm- displacement' compensator with mechanical

multiplication of. the diaphrapm' 4fopldeem
ents giving rec,ordings on

.
a circular char't.;-.1 ~Iaignifiva
t*bno of' 1000*~ 2000 and 4ooo are

obtained by changing the'outlet
needle valv6:of the diaphragm.

compensator and t.he -rat io of the-
multiplier. . Diameters of 2 100

min can be measu"d. with ~a
n error~of.0.3 microna. ..When used on

races for 'rolling - eile-mant.
bearings,'the equipment.ohowed.that

existing inethods-ok grinding were
not ensuring adequate-

concentricity* parii6ulaily,o'fouter.,races,

There are 3 figures-.

Card I/l

BIRYUKOV.
~,- ~- 11.1 - ~
MrAmiring the circularity & center holes. Ism. tekh.
no.S-.
I
21-22 Ag 163. (MM 16t10)

BIRYUK(N, G.S.; TAVILI, A.B.
Lapping t**1 vith a pnwumatio-hydraulic diameter
regulation. Stan.
i instr. 36 no.9:25-26 S 165. (MIRA 18:10)

BIMXIMOV, I.; CHIRKTAVSKIT, Tas
Balance shoot oftSC-Uponditurs of work time at a plant.
Sots.
trud- 5 no-3:117-122- Mr 160. (MiRA 13:6)
1. Glavnyy inzhaner Krasnoyarmkbgo miodoettoltellnogo
zavoda 00% 4
Biryukov). 2. Starshiy Inshener Kramnoya"rikioy libbmtorli
Instftuta
mkonomiki I organizateii proaWshlonnogo proizvodetva (for
Cheruyavekiy).
(Krasnoyarsk--Shipbuilding)
(Time study)
IL

RUMOV, I, (Riga)
Analysis of the electrostatic flat radiator. Vestis
Latv ak no-2:
57-62 160. (EEAI 10:1)
1. Akademiya nauk latylyakey Me Institut MAI*
(Electrostatics) (Sound)

BIRMOVI I.
Saving electric powere Zhil.-kom.khox. 10
no.4210-11
16o, (KIRA 13:6)
1. Uchallnik Upraylemiya kommamllnoy energetiki
Ministeretva kommnallnogo, kbozyaystva RSJSR.
(Blectric power)

-''BIRYUKOV, I., mekhanik
. c= ------------- :_
Source of inspiration. Raab. transp. 20 no.12:5 D 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Buksirnyy parokhod "Kozlma Minin" Severnogo
rechnogo
parokhodetva. (Inland water trmupwUtiIon)

22
S/197/61 000/003/002/003
Z4; C * /0 B101/B206
AUTHORt Biryukovp I.
TITLEs Effect of gamma radiation on the intensity of the
nuclear
quadrupole resonance signal
PERIODICALi Izvestiya Akademii nauk Latviyskoy SSR, no. 3,
1961, 59-6o
TEM When applying a radio-frequenoy field to a crystalline
sample,
the energy of which equals the difference of the quadrupole
energy level,
a characteristic absorption line is observed. The spread of
the'
values of the gradient q from nucleus to nucleus determines
the width of
the line observed. If Q changes to such a degree that it does
not con-
tribute any more to the line observed, the intensity of the
nuclear
quadrupole resonance (nqr) decreases. This effect was used
for observing
the effect of gamma radiation on the intensity of the KCIO 3
line. The
nqr signal was observed by means of the super generator
method having
Zeeman modulation. The solenoid consisting of 12,500 windings
was filted
over the aluminum container which contained 30 g KCIO 3* A
modulator
frequency of 30 cps and a voltage of 4 v were found to be the
best
Card 1/2

22339
8/197/61/000/003/002/003
Effect of gamma... B101/B206
observation conditions. The nqr signals of the C135 nuclei of
irradiated
and nonirradiated samples were recorded at room temperature by
photo-
graphing the oscilloscope screen. The irradiation dose was varied
between 200,000 and 400tOOO r. Only a small reduction of the signal
was
observed at the lower limit of the irradiation dose. Repeated photo-
graphic recording of the signal daring maximum irradiation produced
an average reduction of the signal heighlt by 15-20%. It is assumed
that
the effect of the gamma quanta (which produced yellow coloring of
the
sample) causes a change of the energy distribution in the crystal.
The
gradient of the inner field of the crystal is altered and the
number of
resonating nuclei decreases. [Abstracter's notes The photograph of
the
signal is not reproducible.] There are 1 figure and 2 referencess
I Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Sovist-bloo. The reference to
English-language
publication reads as followsi 1. Depireux, I. Dechesne, Nature,
1958,
181, 1.769.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut fiziki AN Latv. SSR (Institute of Physics, AS
Latviyskaya SSR)
SUBMITTEDs November 11, 1960
Card 2/2

BIRMOVS I*
Effect of Vmm radiation on the intensity of a nuclear
quadrupole
,P*P~nce, sipale Vestin laty &k ne.3:59-60 161.
1. Inotitut fisiki AN Latviyakoy SSRe
.%W
P,

BIRYUKOV, I.
Some obaracteristics of the separation of quadrupole
nuclear
resonance signals. Vestis Latv ak no.2:75-78 162.
1. Institut fiziki AN Latviyakoy SSR.

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and '2,v b)
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140A4 i6Aabt" II is
to ii,fi ar_biiksxy~ -. (oasi I)* or-*the spin of.
tie, a
case*
felembiA -ntblei -to hiliui4iai -or, the oJ4-4 "t
oaip obi
~ii4ral," C 3). .10401to 44iiiO -for 110
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or, the cameo
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7 dr,

S/18IJ63/005/002/017/051
The second moment of the nuclear ... B104/B102
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