SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V.M. DEMYANOV - V.K. DEMYANOVICH

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HRUPKO, I.L., prof,j DENIYANOV, V.M., dotsont
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Death rate of patients with frqatures of the trochanteric
region of the hip and ways for its reduction. Vest. khir.
93 no.11:67-73 N 164. (KM 18:6)
16 Iz kafed,ry travmatologii i ortopedii (nachallnik - prof.
I.L. Yrupkc,) Voyenno-meditsinakoy ordene, Lanina skedemii
imeni Kirova, Leningrad.

DEMIYANOV, V.M., dotsent (Leningrad K-9, prospekt Karla Marksa, d.3, kv.1)
Aseptic necrosis of the caput femoris in united fracture of the
femoral neck. Ortop., travm. i protez. 26 no.1:78 Ja 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Iz kafedry travmatologil i ortopedii (nachallnik - prof. I.L.
Krupko) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni Kirova.

DEMIYANCIV, V.M.; VLLICHKO, D.Ye.
Technique of the internal fixation of f:7agments of' the hmerus In
the supracondylar region. Ortop, travm. i protezz. 26 no-'i4,1-53
F Q 5. (MIRA 18,.'5)
1. Iz kafedry travinatologii. J ortopedii (nachalln.1k - prc.f. L.
Krapko) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lanina akademii imenai KL-ova.
Adres avtorovt Lenin-rad K-9, Botkinskaya ul. 1.33, klinika Trav-
0
matclogii i ortopedii Vpyennc-meditsirnlcoy orOena Lenina akademii,
imeni Kirava.

I _DE_M'IYA.NqVt_.V..M.p dotsent
Guiding apparatus for the introduction of a three-blade nail in
osteosynthesis for a fracture of the femoral neck., Vest. khir.
94 no.l-.55-59 A 165. (WRA 18:7)
1. 1z kafedry travmatologii I ortopefti (nachallnik - prof. I.L.
Krupko) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lan:Lna akademii imni Kirovat.

DEMIYANOV, V.~U, ~ocueivt, (.Lnn-in&vtd K-9, ;Yrosp.K.Wtrks&, d.3..'Kv.1)
of Mtlent%q -%,Jth frnntirres of the femoral neok priUi--
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PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 421 - I
BOOK Call No.: AF637054
Author: DEMIYANOV, V. N., and POPOVA, T. N.
Full Title: GENERAL PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. Part I
Transliterated Title: Obshchaya fizicheskaya geografiya. Chast' I
Publishing Data
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: Publishing House of Geodetic Literature
Date: 1953 No. pp.: 395 No. of copies: 8,000
Editorial Staff
The authors express their gratitude to the reviewers A. S. Korina,
R. A. Starodubskaya and V. V. Dobrovollskiy, editor of the book.
Text Data
Coverage: This textbook differs from usual courses in physical geo-
graphy by its structure and selection of material. Most attention
is given to information important for topographers and cartographers.
The drawing of various topographic charts as well as aerial survey-
ing is discussed in many sections of the book. Since separate
courses in geology are not included in the curriculum of topographic
technical schools in the USSR, this textbook deals with geology and
mineralogy also.
This work is written in a popular style and the material is handled
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Obshchaya fizicheskaya geografiya. Chast' I AID 421 - I
rather superficially, but it may be of interest because data on the
USSR, with photographs and charts, are scattered through the book.
The descriptions of nature, natural phenomena and scientific methods
are illustrated by examples taken from observations in the USSR.
TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGES
Ch. I Introduction 14-29
Ch. II General Infornuition on the Earth 3o-65
Ch. III Lithosphere (Earth-Crust) 66-162
Ch. IV Atmosphere 163-212
Ch. V Hydrosphere 213-34o
Ch. VI Biosphere 341-386
The book is provided with 4 colored maps (Physical map of the Eastern
Hemisphere, Physical map of the Western Hemisphere, World map of the
Vegetation, Climatic map of the World), and with 162 illustrations,
including photographs and charts.
Purpose: This book is approved by the Main Administration of Geodesy
and Cartography of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR as
a textbook for students specializing in topography.and cartography
in tuograp1hic techiiicdl- s6hupl..'.
Facilit es: None
No. of Russian and Slavic References: 85
Available: A.I.D., Library of Congress
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USSR/Medicinc- - Tularemia Mar 53
"L'rrors of Diagnosis and the R,-!lapsing Form of Tula-
remia," Ye. A. Demlyanov, Mikhaylovskaya Antitula-
remia Sta I
"Zhur Mikrobiol, Epidemiol, i Immundbiol" No 3, P 791
On the basis of observations extending over 15 yrs,
the author concludes that recurrences of the glandu_
ltLr and generalized forms of -tularemia may occur
within periods from several months to 10 yrs. He
admits the possibility of the reviersion of attenu-
ated vaccine strains'of tularemia to active forms.
Persons who have had influenza and were inoculated
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vIth tularemia vaccine or wbo had tularemia exhibit
a brief appearance of agglutinins (up to diagnostic
titers) in the blood.
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MMITANOT, Ye.A.; ISKIYANOTA, U.N.
Rapid method of diagnosing tularemia in animals by wans of
agglutination reaction. Zhur.mikrobiol.epidA iumn. no.4:78 Ap 154.
(MMA 7:5)
1. Is KiUmylovekoy protivotulyarenlynoy wtantaii. (Tularemia)

HAKOVY A.V.; RYSIN, V.I., inzh.; DEMIYANOV, Ye.S., inzh.; NIKOLAYEV, V.V., inzh.
Exchange of practices among enterprises of the economic councils.
Torf. prom. 39 no.8s25-27 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Kalininakoye oblastnoye upravleniya mestnoy prmyshlennosti
(for Makov). 2. Torfopredpriyatiye "Radovitskiy mckh" (for Rysin).
3. Torfopredpriyatiye "Vorgash" (for Demlyanov). 4. Varegovskoye
torfopredpriyatiye Yaroslavskogo soveta narod6ogo lbdzyaystva
(for Nikolayev).
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Author Demlyanov, Yu. A. (Moscow)
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Title Self-model problems of unsteady boundary layer of a compressible gas
Periodical Prikl- mat. i mekh., 19, Nov-Dec 1955, -i,6o-761
Abstract The author presents the equations of unsteady boundary layer of a
compressible gas in the plane-parallel case invol,iing pressure,
density, enthalpy, component of external forces along the contour,
Prandtl number, coefficient of viscosity, component velocities in
direcel-ion respectively parallel and perpendicular to the contour of
the body. He assumes that the solutiona of these (three) equations
are in the class of functions that depend upon the folloving two
ratios: x/t and y,4/x. Making the corresponding substitutions the
author 6)tains a new set of equations simpler in form. Three refer-
ences: e.g. A. Ya. Sagomonyan, "Method of characteristics for non-
stationary axially symmetric self-model motion of' a fluid," Vestnik
Moskovskogo universiteta, 12, No 2, 1953; G. G. Chernyy, "Laminar
motions of a gas and liquid in a boundary layer with surface of dis-
continuity," Izv. OTN, AN SSSR, No 121., 1954.
Institution
Submitted September 6, 1955

AUTHOR: DEMIYANOV, Y~.A. (1goscow) 40-4-4/24
TITLEs The Influence of the Boundary Layer on the Gas Flow in a Tube
Behind a Moving Shock Wave.(Vliyanip pogranichnogo sloya na
kharakter techeniya gaza v trube za dvizhufihoheysya udarnoy
volnoy).
PERIODICAL: Prikladnaya Mat.i Mekh.0 19579 Vol 21, Wr 4.9 PP-473-477 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Applying his preceding results concerning the formatior of a
boundary layer (Prikladnaya Mat.i Mekh. 21, 3, 1957) the
author succeeds in explaining theoretically the fact, which
was experimentally observed by Glass and Patterson (J.A.S.
Nr 2, 1953), that the velocity of the contact face increases
under simultaneous decay of the shock-wave velocity.
SUBMITTEDi June 4, 1956
AVAILA13LE: Library of Congress
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lo(6)
.LUTHORt Demlyanov, Yu.A. SOV/155-58-5-14/37
TITLEt -Zn--a class of Inetationary Motions of Similarity of a Gas in
a Laminar Boundary Layer
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey sh~oly. Fiziko-matematicheskiye
nauki,1958,Nr 5,pp 61 - 70 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author starts from the system of equations he set up in
Z_Ref 1-7 by which the instationary gas motion in a laminar
boundary layer is described. Then eight conditions are ob-
tained, so that, if they are simultaneously fulfilled, the
similarity mechanics can be applied to the considered motion.
The main part of the paper is the discussion of the cases
occuring in this connection. Finally the author -ives ex-
pressions for pressure, velocity and enthalpy under which the
applicability of similarity mechanics is guaranteed.
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On-a'Class of Instationary Motions of Similarity SOV/155-58-5-14/37
of a Gas in a Laminar Boundary Layer
There are'4 references, 3 of which are Soviet and 1 American.
ASSOCIATIONs Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni II.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State 'University imeni V.V.Lomonosov)
SUBTAITTEDs *july 21, 1958
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AUTHOR: Demlyanov, Yu. A.
20-1-18-4-12/61
TITLE: A_UtEm_&de1 - Problems Concerned With the Dynamic Bending
of Plates (Avtomodelfnyye zadaohi dinamichaskogo izgiba
plastin)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol- 118, Nr 4, pp. 669-670
(US SR)
ABSTRACT: At the outset, the fundamental equation of the displacement
of plates is written dovni. The author here investigates a
class of self-preservinC. type solutions of' this equation,
which is dependent upon 2 variables. Various problems
connected with the impact of bodies moving with constant
velocity an a plate possess e. g. solutions of the type
investigated here. The solution can be simplified for the
special case, that a body (touching the plate at one point).
hits a plate unbounded in both 6irections. The equation
mentioned initially for the bending of plates is written
down in spherical coordinates for this special case. It is
reduced to an ordinary differential equation. If stress and
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Automodel Problems Concerned With the Dymanic Bendint, 20-118-4-12/61
of ilates
linear and can be integrated by means of elementary functions.
If the deformations are of a elastic-plastic type, this
equation is nonlinear and takes a different form in stressed
and unstressed domains. There are 3 references, 2 of which
are Soviet.
PRESENTED: August 12, 1957, by L. I. Sedov, Member of the Academy
SUBMITTED: August 10, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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S/040/60/024/02/005Y/052
AUTHORS: Demlyanov, Yu. A., Shmanenkov, V. N. (Moscow)
TITLE: On the Investi,~,-atlon of Back Currents In the Domain of
Separation of the Turbulent Boundary Laye
PERIODICAL: Prikladnaya matematika i mekhanika, 1960, Vol. 24, No. 2
pp. 237-239
TEXT:'The..aixthors consider flows in the domain of separatio-n of a suppr-
sonic turbulbnt boundary layer; especially the supersonic flow1of a
step (plane problem) and of a truncated body witTi superposed-needle
(axialsymmetric problem). The experimental results from (Re-f.2) indi-
cate the existence of back currents near the wall in the brake zone
for negligibly small pressure gradient, and. an intensive intermixture
in the-brake zone. These facts cause the authors to investigate the
considered processes within the theory of free turbulence. The brak-e
zone is understood as the zone of turbulent intermixture of a semi-
infinite free ray. Thus the authors succeed in considering the
occurrence of back currents in the brake zones, The aperture angles o1
th.- )--ri!' ~_- zone calculated by the authors coincide with the experimc-nta.1
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S/040/'uO/024/02/005/032
On the investigation of Back Currents in the Domain of Sepa:i~ation of
the Turbulent Boundary Layer
results (Ref.1). The consideration is restricted to inCOMPrE!Ssible
fluids.
There are 2 figures, and 2 non-Soviet references: 1 1imericart and 1
English.
SUBMITTED: November 27t 1959
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82492
S/040/60/024/04/06/023
14.-76 9 J C ill/ C 333
AUTHOR: Demlyanov, Ya. A. (Moscow)
TITLE:"'-~~~~ Plate 'With a Surface Temperature Variable
With Time
PERIODICAL: Prikladnaya matematika i mekhanika, 1960, Vol, 24, No, 4t
pp. 647-650
TEXT: A semiinfinite plate flown around by a uniform flow of liquid
with the velocity V is assumed to be heated according to the law
TW (t), (T Wo initialootemperature of the surface). It is awaked for the
temperature field in the boundary layer. If the solution of Blasius
for the velocity field in the boundary layer is taken into consider-
ation, then the equation of the flow of heat 'obtains the form
e
f ~a , 32. 2 d
Tt + xf, - u-x - 7 -T- = 7 -'j -i2 + VOD
V
00 s P dT
where P is the Prandtl number,-? '~X/V 00 The boundary and initial
conditions are 0(t, x, 0) - H W(t), (t, cv) 00 ' const,
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C 1-11/ C 333
Boundary Layer on a Plate With a Surfdce Temperature Variable Ytith
Time
(0, x,8 If the solution is sought in the form
= 9c + x,,? ), then for 9 1 one obtains the equation
(4) x 1~91 f d Gi 1 11 el
CID ~r -S
The solution is found by series set up x,
and written with the aid of Hermitean polynomials.
There are 4 references: 2 Soviet and 2 American.
SUBMITTED: October 22, 1959
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88523
S/179/6o/ooo/oo6/017/036
A 9.~? 0 0 E191/E135
AUTHORS: Volodina, DI.V., Demlyanov, Yu.A., Kellin, S.S., and
Chereshneva, N.V. (MO-SC--OW-T--
TITLE: Investigation of the Surface Temperature of a Wall
Beyond a Moving Shock Wave
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR,Otdeieniye tekhnicheakikh
nauk, Mekhanika i mashinostroyeniye, 1960, No. 6,
pp. 112-116
TEXT: An analytical and experimental investigation of the
surface temperature of a wall beyond a shock wave moving at
constant velocity is reported. The temperature of the gas at the
wall was taken to be equal to the wall surface temperature as
found from the heat balance equation (ignoring heat radiation).
To find the convective heat flow, the equations of the non-
stationary boundary layer of a compressible gas were solved for
the case of a plate when the velocity of the flow beyond the shock
wave is constant. The heat flow into the wall is found from the
equation of heat conductivity. It has been shown before that the
boundary layer in the region beyond the shock wave becomes
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88523
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E191/E135
Investigation of the Surface Temperature of a WalJ Beyond a Moving
Shock Wave
stationary assuming the wall temperature to be constant. Owing
to the large range of temperature variation in the boundary layer,
the deviations of the viscosity from the usually assumed value
inversely proportional to the density must be taken into account,
as well as the change of the Prandtl number with temperature and
the phenomenon of diffusion. Under the conditions discussed
below, diffusion makes no significant contribution to the heat
flow because the Prandtl number is near unity and the
concentration gradient in the boundary layer near the wall is
small. The equations of the boundary layer are formulated in
non-dimensional form (following Crocco) and the boundary
conditions stated. The solution by the method of successive
approximations is written down. The expressions for the
convective heat flow are given in terms of functions which are
tabulated in the present and other papers. The increase in
temperature at the instant of the passing shock wave is given(and
illustrated in Figs 2 and 3) in non-dimensional form as a function
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88523
S/l7q/6o/ooo/oo6/0l7/a56
E191/E135
Investigation of the Surface Temperature of a Wall Beyond a
Moving Shock Wave
of the velocity of the shock wave. A power law is asi3umed for
the viscosity. The results are compared with those of H. Mirels
(Ref.4) and shown to agree well. A film type resistance
thermometer was used to measure the wall temperature (a nickel or
tin dioxide film deposited on molybdenum; glass). The film had a
thickness measured in fractions of a micron and an initial
resistance between 10 and 1000 ohms. Cathode ray oscilloscope
records were taken and typical records are reproduced. Computed
and measured results differ by about 10-15%.
There are 6 figures, 2 tables and 6 references: 3 Soviet and
3 English. if
SUBMITTED: May 26, 1960
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DEMIYANOV, Yu.A. (Moskva); SHMANENKOV, V. IN. (Moskva)
Investigating return flows in the separation area of a turbulent
boundary layer. Prikl. mat. i makh. 2/+ no. 2:237-2-99 Mr-Ap 260.
(MIRA 14:5)
(Boundary layer)

RAKMATULD . Kbiaii IlIcbmedovichL.Y~11~NOV9 Yw-iy Andreyevich; WITKO, I.K.p
red-.; MURASHOVA, N.Ta, t tekbno red-*
(3ffect of'iii~tse momentary loads on the strenM of materials]
Proobnost' 1wi Int6nsivmykbLkratkovremerxykh nagruzkRkh* Moskva
Gos. iod-To fiziko-cateme iit-ryo:1961,.,-.:,. 396 po. (M3RA 3-4:81
(Streqgth of materials)

DEM'YANOV, Yu.A. (Moskva); OMEL'CHENKO, K.G. (Moskva)
Solving certain heat conduction problems with the aid of dimen-
sional analysis. PMTF no-3:107 S-0 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Boundary value problems) (Heat-Conduction) (DinenEional analysis)

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ACCESSION NR: A313002807 S/0207/(,3/OC-.)/003/OC)6'?/0070
AUTHORS: Vasillyev, G. I.; Demlyappy, Yu. A..;.Ku:rnakov$ V. 1,; Aalakhov, A. Ve;
,Rakhmatulin, Kh. A.; Rumy*nskiy, A. N.. ~Moscowj
TITLE: Exper~mezit a.1 determination of the coef ficient of heat conductivity of
h6pt-insulated m-terials by the method of automodel behavior
SOURCE: Zhur rikladnoy makhaniki i tekhniche.,,;koy fiziki, no, 3, 1963, 67-70
k
TOPIC TAGS: heat conduction, coefficient of heat, automodel
.ABSTRACT: The authors propose an experimental mal;hod for determining the
coefficient of heat conductivity of a material which makes use of the fact that,
with the transformation x/VT, x, being position and t bein time, 'if the
azterial is essential2y one-dimensional as in an infinite rod i.e., the trans-
verse dimensions and height of the initially heated ;peciman must be much Breater
than the thickness at the time of the experiment) then T as a function cf E,
r-atisfies
dT
W t de dZ
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where -'~- is the coefficient of heat conduotivity to be determined and cp a nd I
are the thermal capacity and specific weight which are considered 4nown functions
of T. Thus it is surficient to determine the character of the temperature Change,).
at one point of the specimen in order to know the entire temperature field T T(
Integrating (1.1) from to co and letting - /a 0 as CD
OT
I dT
(dTj d-) cpr (1.2)
Orig. art. has: 4 formulas and 6figures.
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'AUTHOR:Dem'Xanov, Yu. A. (Moscow); Murzinoir I. N. (Moscow)
I ORG: None
TITLE: Boundary layer laws deduced from an approximation of the viscosity of I
air dissociating under equilibrium conditions
SOURCE: Inzhenernyy zhurnal, v. 5, no. 5, 1965, 971-972
TOPIC TAGS: boundaLy laXer th!2r
_Z, Prandtl number, enthalphy, ideal gas,
thermodynamics
ABSTRACT: It has been shown that in the investigation of the boundary layer of a
gas on a plate, with a constant Prandtl number and viscosity iaw,.
PP
0)
PCOPOO too
it is possible to use solutions obtained for the boundary layer of an ideal gas wAh
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a viscosity law
IjL T
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Here rho is the density; mu is the viscosity; T is the temperature; and i is the
enthalphy of the gas. From literature data, the following approximation is deriv-,
ed:
PP / P = GIO-OP (3)
This approximation represents well the law goverriftng the change in viscosity over
a pressure range from 0. 0,01 to 100 atni and an enthalphy less than approximately~~
10, 000 kcal/kg. Such enthalpies correspond to the stagnation enthalpies with
movement through the atmosphere at speeds, V, less than approximately 10 km/
sec. The equations of the boundary layer for air dissociating under equilibrium
conditions are analogous to the equations for an ideal gas, if the temperatures
are expressed in terms of the enthalphy. On these assumptions, the article de-
rives an equation of the following form for air dissociating under equilibrium con-,
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AUTHOR: Dem'yanovi, Y~- A. (Moscow),* Y. ireyev, V. T. (Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: Application of the equations.of nonstationary mixing to certain aerodynamic
problems
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Mekhanika zhidkosti i gaza, no. 3, 1966., 31---V
TOPIC TAGS: shock wave reflection.. shock wave interaction, aerodynamic botuidary
layer, boundary layer transition
ABSTRACT: In view of' the simplifications that result in gas cbmamics when tangential
discontinuities are replaced by mixing (transition) regions, the authors analyze the
self-similar solutions of the equations of nonstationary turbulent mixing in full
analogy with an anal~rsis by one of the authors (Demlyanov, Nau6hn- dokl. vysshey
shkoly Fiziko-matem. nauki, 1958, no. 3) of the equations of laminar mixing, coin-
ciding with the boundary:-layer equations. It is shown that these self-similar solu~
tions are valid also for the problem of formation of stationexy jets and mixing re-
gions in a bottom-wake. As an example of the discussed procedure, the authors solve
approximately the problem of interaction between a shock wave reflected from a semi-
infinite wall and the boundary laye on a horizontall plate bchind the incident shock
'wave. The results are used to analyze reflection in a shocktube. The calculation
results are in good agreement with published experimental data. Orig. art. has: 3
figures and 31 fornmias.
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The Honeybee,
AB3 . JCU-.-*,.. RD-111i0l. , iZo, 6) 1959, ~10.
AUTHOR Ankijiovich, G.,; Dtvilyanovaj I.-, Sazarkln, 1.
1 ' M.
T 1T L:L'
Some Practices of Taktng Bees Out to Gather
Honey.
011LIG. PUR. : Pchelovodstvo, 19158, No 71 22-26
A 2-S T R-A C' 'T : In an industrial experiment lasting several
years it was established that natural swarmirtg

%j
duri.ng the time of the main honey coilectior
does not impede obtaining high hanay yields.
CA,'M, 1/3.

SUBKOWA. S.T.; UYNITADT, O.B.; LIST, Te.V., red.,- DEWYANOVA, I.L.
red.; ZOTOV. V.M., takhn.red. I .
)l
[OabJect headings used in the catalog of the State Central
Scientific Medical Library] Splook rubrik pradvAtuago
katalogs GTeW. Moskva, Isd-vo Tses.knishnol palaty, 1958.-
335 P. (KIRA 12:6)
1. Noscow. Gosudarstvennaya nauchnays wditainskaya bibliotaka.
(SUBaCT TMA INGS--XIDICIU)

POPOVA, Ye.A.; NOTINAp Ye.I. p red.-lingvist; PASHINM, A.S., kad.-
khimik; DAqtYANOVA, L.G., red.; SIROTKIINAq T.I.9 red.; MISIM-
NIKOVA, p
(Book of reading@, in chemistry; a manual for foreign studeAs
studying the Russian language] Kniga dlia chteniia po khimii. ucheb-
noe posobie dlia, studentov-inostrantsev, izuehaiushchikh rueskii
Jazyk, Moskva, ~7,d-vo 14osk. univ.9 1961. 202 p. (MIU 14:9)
(Rusaian lan6age-Chrestomathies and readers (Chemistry))

SHISHIDVA, G.P.; VOTINA, Ye.I.j lingvist,, red.; LEBEDEVA, IN.B.) geolog.,
red.; -PR21AKQKA,_ L.G... red.; BUNINA, Ye.D., red..; IAZAREVA, L.V. I
tekhn. red.
[Book for reading on geology; a textbook for foreign students study-
ing the Russian language] Kniga dlia chteniia po geologii; uchebnoe
posobie d-Ua studentov-inostrantsev, izuebaiushchikh russkii ia,27k.
Red.-lingvist E.I.Motinap Red.-geolog P.B.Lebedeva. Moskva, Izd-vo
Mosk.univ.,, 1961. 139 P. (Geology) (MIRA 14:11)

LARIOKHINA) Natallya Mikhaylovna; MOTINA) Ye.I., lingvist, red.; SHALIHOV,
V.P.., fizik,, red.; D341YANOVA, L.G., red.; POTAPOVI, M.D., red.;
YERWOVI M.S11
(Reader on pbysics. Manual for foreign students 'itudying the
Russian language] Kniga. dlia chteniia po fizike; uichebnoe poso-
bie dlia studentov-inostrantoov, izachaiushchikh ruaskii iazyk.
Moskva, Izd-vo Moak. univ... 1961. 168 p. (MIRA 14:10)
(nwsics)

MW 1 YANOVA. N.M.
Relation of leptospirosis In mn and swine; author's abstract.
Zhur.mikrobiol.spid.1 i2mun. no-3:81-62 Mr 134. (MLRA 7:4)
(leptospirosia) (Swine-Diseages)

MMIYAITOT, Ye.A.; INKIYANOTA, K.K.
Rapid method of diagnosing tulareala in animals by mans of
agglutination reaction. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i immon. no.4:78 Ap '54.
(MMA 7:5)
1. Is Kikhaylovskoy protivotulyaremlynoy stantaii. (Tularemia)

I r
~~Iw.

ABMITANOY~Aa~j&t&L---~-' ~L-
.. - - ~
(Methods of analyzing the use of the labor force on collective
farms] Metodike analIxa lopollsovaniia rabochei oily v kolkozakh.
Moskva, Sellkhozgiz. 1957. 93 P. (MIRA 10:11)
(Collective forms) (Pars monagownt)

VDOVENXO, V.M.; DEMIYANOVA, T.A.; KUZINA, M.G.; LIPOVSKIY, A.A.
Hydrogen bonding in alkyl ammonium salts. Part Is Infraru,5
-qpactra and structiwe of trioctyl anunoniiun nitrate.
Radiokbimiia 6 no. 1s49-55 164. (MA 17:6)

VI)OVENli.lop V.M. j*'dT'f',`Vf~ElY, A.A. (leningrlid); KOUNA, M.G.
(Lf.,ningrad); DEMIYANGWA.-T.A. (Lenlngmtd); S.A.
(Lanlagrad) -, -
Hydrogen bondB in alkyl aminonium salt:5. III-r. fiz. zhur. 9
nc.4:453-457 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:8)

DWYANUVA, T.A.; LIPO*rz;KIY, A.A.
Infrared spectra and hydrogen bonding in dioctyl amonium
salts. Zhur.neorg.khJz,.. 10 no.12:2801-2806 D 165.
(nipa 19: 1)

DEMIYANOVA, T. G.,
"Bioelectric Activity of the
(Dissertation for Degree of
Rostov-on-Don State Medical
Cortex and Subcortical Formations in Experimental Fever."
Candidate for Medical Sciences) Min Public Health RSFSII,
Inst. Rostov-on-Don, 1955
SO: M-1036 28 Mar 56

DEMIYANOVA., T.G.
"' ~e- try in diseases of respiratory organs. Sbor. nauch. trad.
Rost. gos. med. inst. no.22040-145 163.
Bioelectrical activity of the cerebral cortex in focal pneumonia.
Ibid.:146-150 (MIRA 180)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy ter,:.,,.Li Rostovskogo gosudarstvennogo
meditsinskogo instituta (sav. - prof. N.M.Ivinov).

KAPUST11,11, Ye.I., kand.ekon.ncruk; LAV`ROV,V.V.; RYUMIN, S.M.; KONSTMITINOV,
Yu.A.; MAVDIP, D.T., kand.ekmnauk; KIRILLOVA, N.I.; "RPMASIMVSKAYA,
N.M.; AIITIROPOV, B.F.; HYABKOV, F.S.; POPOV, G.A.;
340izkTI, I.M.; ACIURRAN, V.A., kand. yurid.nauk; BRONIM, D.L.;
SHEPTUN, Ye.V.; IWAZI]EV, V.G.; ALESIUA, F.Yu.., kand. ekon. nauk-;
KUMFICSOVA, N.P.; MARIIOVICH~ M.B.; BIBIKI L.F.; BUDARMA, V., red.;
GIIGORIYEVA' I.,, mlad:3hiy red.; CHEPELEVA, 0., tekhn. red.
[Public consumption f,-mds and improving the welfare of the people in
the IJ.S.S.R.1Obshches-bvennye fordy i rost blagosostoiaiiiia naroda v
SSSR. Mos~nva, Sotsekgiz, 1962. 222 p. (~UA 15:6)
(Cost and standard of living)

DAKI UNOTA. T.G.. kenUdat moditsinskikh nauk
Method for rtlaorcis4g the cup test. Terap.arkh. 28 no.2:85-86
1 156. (KLU 9-.7)
1. la fakulltstskoy torapeytichaskoy klizilti (sav. - prof. V.A.
Valldnan) l*ningr&d5kDgO pedlatrichaskogo meditsInskogo instituts.
(RUUMATIC HURT DISIASZ, diagnosis.
cup test (fts))

DERIYANOVA9 V.I.
Endocrine exophthalmos and gladecme (Review of the literature
and analysis of personal observations). Test.oft. no.1:52-64
862* (KMA 15,11)
1. 11inika gla=*k bolemey (sav. - prof. N.A. Plotneva)
II Moskovskogo mediteinskogo inatituta, imeni P.I. kLrogova.
(GJA'UOOKA) (EXOPE-z"08)

I
MP,YANOVA# Y.M.
Comparative evaluation of corts-in methods in the introduction
of a d-blade nail in medial fractures of the femoral neck.
Ortop travmoi proteze 21 noe2t13-18 F 160. (KMA 130.2)
tFEMUR-FRACTUIRS) (INTMAL YIXATIOII IN FRACTURES)

DE! A Y e A SPU
Svo susi erdiy banton' ~n i ikh pilmonerli,.,c v r i
..'s va~er in Dentonit,,-~s an3 their nzr,li-~-;tion pro, -tl-
Literalli-i: p.

MIUNOVA. Te.k.; VOLOKITZMKOVI A.A.
k0eft
Use of cement grouting for boring in complex conditions. Razved.i
okh.nedr 22 no-1:53-54 Ja 156. (ML1RA 9:5)
(Boring) (Oil well drilling fluids)

Mu I WiYATO.A.
vWWM- - NNW
Determining low concentrations of oleic acid while studying its
adsorption to minerals. TSvet.wet. 29 no.4:25-27 Aip 156.
(PT-RA 9:8)
(Oleic acid) (Flotation)

W* I
z X z WMA t A PA-k-NW, ~- --Ii
Drilling fluids fDr exploratory boring. Bazved.i okb.nedr
23 no.3:58-60 Mr 157. (MLRA 10:5)
1. Veesoyusmyy institut minerallnogo syrlya.
(Oil well. drilling fluids) (Boring)

MNIYMOTA YO.A.; MOROZOV, V.I.
;;;,
Calculations for drilled well circulating systems. Razved.i okh.
nedr 23 no.8:26-31 Ag '57. (NIRA 10:11)
1. Yessoyusnyy nauchno-issledoTatel'skiy institut mineralluogo
syrtya.
(Boring)

DAKIYANOTAS TOSA09 )mnd. takhn. nauk.
~ 0 V! ~,
Flushing shafts dwring boring. Stiakht. stroi. no.2:15--19 '58.
(Sliaft sitiking) Mring) (NIIU 1113)

17
AMOR: Demlyanova, Ye.A. '12--58-4-11/17
TITLE: On the 6elect-ion of Rational Composition of Shaft-Plugging
Mixtures (0 vytore ratsionallnogo sostava tamponazhnykh
smeoey)
PERIODICAL; Razvedka i Okhrana Nedr, 1958,.(Nr. 4, Pp 46-49 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Shaft plugging is one of the efficient ways of preventing
the absorption of drilling fluid during drilling operations.
A list of different mixtures for shaft plugging is given
taking into consideration geological conditions during the
drilling and construction of the bore-hole, and the method
of shaft plugging.
ASSOCIATIONa Institut gornogo dela AN SSSR (The Mining Institute of the
USSR AS)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Drilling machines-Operation 2. Drilling fluids-Absorption
prevention 3. Mining engineering

IZMITAMU, Ye,A,
. ,
Viscous drilling mdo with alabaster. Heft. khoz. 36 no.5:26-28
My 158. (minA i1:6)
(Oil well drilling fluids) (Alabaster)

DEMIYAl A Ye.A. atarshiy nauchnyy eotrudnik
---- A Ye J'
)~A ~((Mosaa -
Alabaster in exploratory drilling. Nauka I zhyttia 8 no.4:19
Ap 158. (MIRA 13:5)
(Alabseter) (Boring)

AVRUT,'XIY, Abram La2arevich; VOLKOV, S.A DZRIYANOVA, Ye-.A.; MTMKO,
M.G.; LYUBIMOT, N.I.: MOROZOT, T -:- -'-I A.; TOZDYIZMSKIT,
:I ', TIZARRY. .
B,I,, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, otv.,red.; SIIIYAGM, Z.A., red.
izd-va: PROZOROYSBY.A, T.L.,tBkhn.red.; SHIMYAR, S.Ya.. tekhn.red.
[Handbook for core drillers] Spravocbnik masters kolonkovogo
buraniia. Koskva, Gos.nauchno-tekha.isid-vo lit-ry T-o gornomn
delu, 196o. 528 P. (~mu 14-.4)
(Core drilling)

r, DEMIYANOVA Ye.A.
Ft,ocessing clay imids with surfactants. Posved.i okh.nedr 28
no.1.21-25 JA 162, OMA 150)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno.-issledovateltskiy geologorazvodocbnyy
neftyanoy imatitut,
(Oil well drilling fluids) (Surface-active arents)

MMIYA]ROVA,, YeA,
11
Bentonites of tie Argm Valley, Roved. i okho nedr 26 no.4il . 5
Ap 160o (MTYA :L :?)
I* V6650yumW nauchno-Imuledovati)JIskiy geolog4razvedochw
neftyanoy institut, NoWma,
(Argm Valley--BentmLite)

DEMIYANOVA, Ye.A.
Effect of dampness and pulverization of clay on its dispersion in
water. Razved. i okh. nedr 27 no.1:40-41 Ja t61. (14IRA 17:2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy geologorazve3ochnyy neftya-
noy institut, 14oskva.

DEMIYANOVA, Ye.A. (Niamlianava, B.A.]
Use of ourface-active substanoes in boring proapeci;ing wells in
White Russia. Vastsi AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-teko*. nav., no.3.-76-79
163o (MM 16:10)

DROYRIOVA, Yevgeniya Antipovna; OVNATANOV, G.T., red.; PANOVA,
-- O.A., tekhn.red.
[Physicochemicia bases for the application of surface-
active drilling fluids for wicovering producing layers]
Fiziko-khimichoskie osnovy primeneniia poverkbnostno-
aktivTWkh proqrvocbrqkh zhidkostei dlia vskrytiia plasta.
Pod red. G.T.Ornatanova. Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat,
1963. 42 p. (MIRA 17:3)

L"EM"Yj" NOVA $Y G 4 ~,-. ,
UsJng surface-acti-7c ritagents for the treaLmsii, cr
fluids in the drilling of oll, wells. I?azvFA. i okh. neir ^-i')
k, Ii T T. ~I I ,
tio.10,20-26 0 164. i~, 18,21-
1. Vsvg,)vuznyy
neftyeutv~y int4tit-ut, Moskva.

DEMIYANOVA, Ye. G.
'Change in the &ftrdinating Processes During Vascular Diseases of the
Spinal Cord (Dynamics of Nhaele Tons, Unconditioned Reflexes, and Motor
Chronaxy).* Cand Med Sci.. leningrad State Pediatrics Medical Inst, Ieningrad,,
1953. (RZhBiol, No 6. Nov 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended atUSSR Higher
Educational. Institutions (n)
SO: Sum. No. 521, I'AwH35

IF-M, ~ A Ncl'jl~, ~C. K .
ZWNAm A. 1.9 DZ411AWAv H. K., W="jqp A. TA*
wwwmm~q~wAwOxpwAw,,
Stioy of the microflors of the rhizosphero of the oaks
Hik-mbiologlia,, llookma lgt6,, llov.-Dac. 50. p. 547-56
1, Betanical Institute., Hosm; Stato Urdivemity. -imea-1 Lamanosov.
CIPL 20., 3., March 1951

SOV/124-58-2- 2217
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 2, p 101 (USSR)
AUTHOR- _Pemlyanova, Yu. N.
TITLE: On the Stability of Variable -section Arches (0b ustoychivosti arok
peremennogo secheniya)
PERIODICAL: Sb. stud. nauchn. rabot. Saratovsk. avtomob. -dor, in-ta, 1957
Nr 3, pp 50-54
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

7-.-:-,~~
WSEtfthemistry Waxes
Card 1/1 1 Pub. 86 14/:)6
Authors s Golovanov, N. G.; Brovchinskiy, I. V.; and Demlyanava, Z. T.
Title t Waxes and their application
Periodical Priroda 43/8, 92-95, Aug 1954
Abstract I Waxes consist of C, H, and 0 and belong to the same! group as fats and
oils, but are to be distinguished from them by the absence of complex
esters. The roll that w&xes and fats play in the physiology of ani-
mals and insec*ts is discussed. The sources of wax.are also dealt urith;
namely, insects, plants and minerales, as well as tYie uses to which
they are put. Six Russian references (1871-1928). Illuotrations;
drawings.
Institution
Submitted

,,'-DSMIYANDVICH, A.M., kandidat s~l'skokbozy&ystvsnnykb nauk.
:~~- " pz~
. - '~% A
Sands along the banks of the Klyazlma River In Vladimir
Province. Izv. TSKhA no.2:151-158 156. (MLRA 9:12)
(Klyazoma Valley--Soils)

DEMYANOVICH9 Anatoliy Moiseyevichq mauchnyy sotr.; KRIDYBINq M.t red.;
77-----NMWTp--9-.-j-te-khn. red*
(Advice for field crop groimrs; what one should know about fertilizers
and their use) Sovety polevodam; chto nado znat' ob udobreniiakh i ikh
primenenii. Kalugav Kaluzhakoe knizhnoe izd-vo.No.l.. 1959. 51 p.
(MIRA 14:7)
1. Kaluzhokaya sel'skokhozyaystvennaya opytnaya ste .siya (for Demlya~
nova)
(Fertilizers imd mamn-es)

KULTAKOVSKAYA, T.N., I'and; W-1-11YANOVICII, fi.m.; aoplr.,~.ntka
Use fertilizers taking into vc)n-,id~!ratI-,),i ~c,A!
Zemledelie 27 no.4:20-27 Ap 165. (M MA? 18--4)
1. Belorusskiy nauchno-issledoval,,--1131,.I~r jnstit..it poch,.rovederdya.

DEMI NO
Extensive introduation of popmer materials. Mmohinootroitell
no-50-6 Vq, 162. (MIRA 15:5)

ZALISOV, A.A.; KOSTIBIO, K.I.; KARGULIS, D.K.; DXKIYANOVICH, A.N.. inzhener,
redaktor; IWKUTOV, V.V., kandidat tekhnl~ve~&Ikj~ h,Vf,2,k--,-,-vbar,enzent;
DLIGINA, N.L., takhnicheakiy redaktor.
[Diamondleas dressing of grinding wheels] Bazalmasnaia pravk-a shlifovall-
nykh krugov. Pbd red. A.N.Demlianovichn. Koskva, Goo.nauchno-takhn. izd-
vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1952, 77 P. [Microfilm] (MLEA 7:10)
(Grinding wheels)

j).jkjoyJANOVICH, rcu-t,,)r; TIUSIMIN, TAUlTib-JY,
I
Dvigatell KD14-14.... GO;;
1952. 303
(Triwtors-Moto,

'0 ii ,i " 3 i'i ~ 4 ~ P,, - "- ':)3- , Y. - ,
z... - ~ all,,! 3-11 1- A." C.. 10.
Probleins coricerninf, the durauility of 1-arjsized ~-ear temperel witii frequency
clirl,enta Vest. mash., .32, i"'o 1, 1~52.

DEMIYANOVICHtA. N. EM.
Tractors
Prolonging the life of the trgetor S-80. Vest. Fash 32 No. 49 1952.
lionthly jAst of BMsjaij&R Accensions, Library
of Gongress, October 1952. UNCIASSIFIED

IWIYANDVICII~ A.M.
Inmvationa are at the door. Izobr.1 rate. no.8:2-3
Ag l6o. (MA 13:7)
1. Chlen Gosudaretvennogo nauchno-takhaicheakogo k-omiteta pri
Sovete Hinistrov BSSR.
(Teehnological innovations)

DE241YANOVICH, A.N.
Some problem in the development of the national economy and
the objectives of the machinery industry. Vest. Diash. 42
no.3:3-7 Mr 162. (MIRA 15.3)
(Machinery industry-Technological innovations)

MMIYANOVICH A.N.
Improve the organization of technical inspection, lbishinostroitell
no.10-6 Ja 163. (MIRA IW)
(Machinery industry--Qiality cont-.r-ol)

DEMIYANOVICH A.N.
Repair is needed. Mashinostroltell no.3s44-45 Mr 163.
(MM 16W
1. Zamestitell nachallnika otdola Gosudarstveimogo komiteta
Soveta Ministrov 888R po koordinataii nauchno-iooledovatellskikh
rabot.
(Motor vehioles-Maint,tnanos and repair)

LAZAREV, A.A., inzh.; MITSYN, P.V., inzh.; NIKIFOROV, A.A., inzh.;
ROUT, I.Ya., inzh.; SHCHEBINA, V.I., inzh.-, W-'-Y-AJ-10-V1-CH-.-
A.N
-, laureat Stalinskoy premli, red.; TIKHDKOV, A.Ya.,
- tekhn. red.
[Catalog of parts of the "Stalinets-80" tractor)Katalog deta-
lei traktora "Stalinets-80." Moskva, Moskva, Masbg:lz, 1953.
2-17 p. (MIR& 16:7)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Chelyabinakogo traJctornogo zavoda im. Stalim
(for Demlyanovich). (Tractors-Catalol;o)

DEMIYANOVICH. A.
Polymers should be used in the manufacture of machinery. NTO 5 no.2;
13-16,F 163. kNIRA 16:3)
I* Predsedatelt organizatsionnogo 4omiteta Vsesoyupnoy nwjqhno-
tekhnicbeskoy konferentaii po voprosam primnbniya 1)o:Limernykh
materJalm v mashinostroyenii, zamostitsll predsedatel7a *116entrallnogo
pravleniya Nauchno-tekhnicheskogo obshchestva mashinostroitellmy
promyshlennosti.
(Polymers) (Machine Industry)

DEMIYANOVIGH. A.N*, inzh.
. - ~ -- - -11
Technical development and problem of increasing the
reliability and durability of machinq.iy. Vest.zashinostr,
43 no.10-6 A 163. (Machinery industry) (MIRA 16s2)

DEMIYANOVI
M.-"
Work of the Scientific Council in increasing the roliability and
durability of nw.chines, equipment and devii6s. Vetit. mashinostr.
43 no.10:86-87 0 163.. -(MM 16:11)
1. Zamestitell p,redsedatelya Nauchnogo soveta po probleme
povysheniya. nade!zhnosti i dolgovechnosti mashin, oborudovaniya i
priborov pri Goeudarstvennom Komitete po koordinatidi nauchno-
issledovatellskikh rabot SSSR.

BCIGU'~:IJIVISMY) M.,; in-,Ii., ratsenzerit,
Vl;;,DJ!.'Ja()V -17-7. 7"
in
[Auto-;F,T,ic machines and ovorall automation) -Avtomaty I
koinplek.maJ avtonaLi%ai.-ila. ~!,q.ihinostruonie,
1961 (I'silul
/ ~. 5.34 P.

-PEMIYANOVICH,, A.H.; GINZBURG, B.I.
Results of the Second All-Union Scientific and Technical
Conference on-the Use of Diamonds in the Manufacture of
Machines and Instrtmionts. Mashinostroitell no.2s4&.Z7
F 165. (MIRA 180)

,J)P11YANTOVTCH, AX.
Vays for the development of the machinery industry. Mashino-
stroitelIr no. Irl-2 Ja 166 WMA 19:1)

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v
mmu. rrhe raulta ar =at C49off E111mimesistal 18elticluou
0 0 0#0
00 k"dW8 ritkut Mietim of winter Whml.~-Haysm.
all 0 (WVK HPUL tu Non sq. Ird.1 Rieff, [Grey
xyt SIA pp. 92-10D, 1W.
In mi" thle "ddam" at wintier Wbeats to brown rut
I &iticing
oil j (PWOW '' ' ) MA.M.. ZZ, liv 4551 and btmt (Ntditi &Wm)
T. write: ibid., XVW. p. 447] coadddW fim 19U to 1937 &t L~e
EJ90ff 41110"imeRtal SOkWOB ftatim J%ntnd U.S.S.11, Kursk dist
zw~
oil 4 the fdki~ vak6a Aawed tim Imill poiniiie: Bear I I x 21/(m
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sit - (84taWlperomt.
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