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Ibc =act of Fhosphorus-on Some Properties of
Austenitic Chromium-Nickel Steel, by M. V.
fridwksy,_ D. A. Litvinenko.
RMTM, bk, Spetsial 'We Stall I Splavy Tisentr
Nauch-lealed Imt Che=ol Metal, No 17, 1960,
Py 3%- 39T - k" ~ . ~. ''.i
BTSIT 2127
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STAINLESS STEELS WITH REDUCED NICKEL CONTENT,
BY M. V. PRIDNATSLEVj A. A. BABSKOVI 10 PP.
RUSSIAN: PER, STAI-12 NO 11, NOV 1962,
PP 1035-1039.
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~tl*f. V.; Levin, F. L.
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THENING OF AUSTENITIC-PERRITIC
STEEL WITH THE FORMATION OF NON-MAGNETIC
STRUCTURE (Uprochnente Austenito-Ferritnoy Stall a
ObraxovanJemNegagn1tnoyStrv1tn7). 1965.14p(forelp
text included) 4refs. NLL-M.5594. INC-Trans-64/189.
Order from NLL as M.5594
Trans. of Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Izvesttya. Metaliurglya
I Gornoe Delo, n3 p231-7 1964.
See also 'Translated or Abstracted Publications,' in
TT Vol. 14, No. 8.
Another trans. Is available from SIC $12.00.

I! Method of Dctormiuing the Resistance to
Thermal Shock of Sheat Steels dLnd Alloys, by
V. N. Pridantsev) A. R. Krylova, 3 Pp.
RUSSWIp perj Zavod TAb, Vol XXIVj No 2,.
1958~ Pp 204) 205.
ustru Soc of Amer
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Apr 60

%e Dio1w of Irpo=js TLtilinn Ilezzi (mptaal
Nkmoldae)j, Aa~Mmtcrwdtate Rwt of the NmtQde
ftmbrmem Skrjabinip by R. A. ft-Mmtsemp 10 W.
RMIA4 pwo i Embaw3ag oomp Vol XMVIUS NO 1p IMP
pp A5-155.
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Thi~ Distribution of Radicative SUWA=60
~* in,the Fm Airp by Jvaef -PrIebach* 3.6 pp.
T pers anikallsebe Zeitacbrift
V03. 311 If I l# 1931j, pp M-629.
Air Aes wd
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Scientif ic Astroaq M)bM

Soil Ftost, Soil DevelopwMt DMd ShBIlOw ROOtLUg
Studied With Refasme to Spruce# by G.,
Priebo=ser.
GERMAN, per., Farstvissensabaftl Zmetr# Vol LXIs Pp
329-342P 381-389.9 1939-
OBIRO-3054
Sai - Cbem
Avg 58 P~I 6 6 j

zz ar clappr and T" BA~cuoa
Moltz-a XTan and ImW and the Bffeat of Otbar
Zl=- zlu on rj, by 9. acabawk. W, Pr1oker. Uj";LL
GMMN.. perj, Arab lUeuhw~tj6aaa, say 19592
pp 6hi-M.
a= 16"
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R-9w (RY-1923)
The next Tusks of the Operational Service of the
East German Rallroade in Handling the Ccming
Fall 'lIt"Mcs by 3burbard PrIelder, 9 pp.
GMRW, per Der OperatIve Dienst, Vol 110. No 82~
Berlin,, li;h, PP 171-174.
us JPBSISY-848
ME-ur - Germny
Boon
19 Wov 56

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Chip Board, An Ideal Material as to Structure,
Rm Properties, and Preparation, by W. Prieser,, C. A.
Thielmanr.
GERMAN.. per unknown.
USDA
North Carolina State College Tr 54
May 58

Tr-64-10"
PrIeser, Hermaim.
PRODUCnON OF AN EMULSIFIER WHICH IS I PrIdaer, It'
CAPABLE OF MANUPAC7`URtNQ W10 DAM"S 0: P (Gennevo 646 50
HAVING ANY DESIRE OIL CONTWr (HsrusU4
Etnes zur Erzeugung von Haltbaren Wasur-Oletnulsionen
mit Bellebigern blj~eiwt Complies zraulgM4 119641
IP
Order from SLA $1. 10 7T44-141"
Tr4nz. hvm (Seiko-&-Fatte-Weebool (Own= patma
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Trttinq. ~~. G,~rmix. putent 727, 352, cl. 57a, Sr. 22
M, by I riin_z;_- & heiducke Fabzik Photographischer
Pr"zialo~i,,appar.ate, patented 13 Aug 37, grant an-
Tiounced 1 1'), 1 1'-'. Irib. I I Noy 42,
A carnera is deacribed in which the adva nee -limiting
mechanism m,peraringwith the measuring roller Is
selectively adjustable to different advancing lengths,
Two notch~-J diskm controlling the advancing lengths
are rigiLl!y c,-)nnt.,cted with a counting disk driven by
the nicaw.lring roller. With each notched diBk a pro-
jection and a pawl of a ahiftabie multiple-arm lever
cooperating with the ratched wheel for the film-
shifting handle is coordinated, %0ich ~Iankflv whVil
shifted to the other notched disk is actuated by its
spring in the opposite direction of rotation.
61-13834
1. Cameras--Desip
2. Title: Roll film camura
1. Priesemann, W.
11. Patent (Germany) 72-1 X 2
Ill. Patent Office, Wabbilwon.
D. C.
OFfirs F Toc6kal $"vi,.,
(Research Methods- -Photographic
Equipment, TT, v. 5, no. 4)

Tr-64-ld79
Prieser, Hermann.
PRODUCIION OF AN EMULStPIER V411CH IS I Pridser, FL'
CAPABLE OF MANUFACTURING WIO EMULSIONS II: fttma JG~mmy) 64 303
HAVING ANY DESIRE OIL CONTENr (Hermullung
Elnes zur Erzeupng von Hakboren Weamr-Olemulsionen
mit Bellebigem 61seiwt Goolsoat" RMAWW4 119641
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Solar and Diurnal Effects in the Upper
Atmosphere Frm Observatlow of Artificial
Oexth Satellites, by W. PrIentert R. A. Martin.
GERM, per,, Mitt MIv Stezuw Bomp No 29.,
1960.
RAN 901
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Sci - Geophys - Spam Be@
sop 61

62-M369
PxLetzschk-A.
THEZMTSTAL STRUCTURE OF THE POLYCARBONAT 1. Prietzschit, A.
FROM 4.4'-DlliYDROXYDIPHENYL-2.2-PROPANF-
119621 16p. 4 refs.
Order from SLA $1. 60 62-20369
Trans. of Kolloid-Zeltschrift (West Germany) 1958,
v. 156, no. 1, p. B-14.
DESCRIPTORS- Polymers, 'Carbonates, *Phenyl
radicals, *Hydroxides, 10Propanes, 'Crystal structure,
X-ray diffraction analysis.
The pDlycnrbonate obtained from 4,4'-dlhydroxyd1pheny1-
2, 2-propane is susceptible of crystallization and orien-
tation despite Its bulky construction. Owing to the Inter-
locking of the large Ar-ig chnins with their aromatic
rings, the crystal structure Is very stable. This fact and
the considerable stiffness of the molecules may explain
the high transformntion temperatures. (Author) Mrso d 7ulnkii lenices
(Chemistry- -Physical, TY, v. 10. no. 1)

Prieur, G$
Stahl Und Eisen, Vol. 63, 7 figures, 2 tables; 3300
words; 1943-
Open-Hearth Production Increased by Sur.) lementary
Heat�ng o~ 6hecker Chambers. P.art Ile 1p
I
Brutcher Trans,, Order No. 1682) $ 4.95.
/I Is -~- ~'

Adenom of the Cetaminal Gladds of the
EKternal Auditory Meatus, by W. Sprenger,
F.- Prietzel, 5 pp.
GMW, per,, 14owtachr fuer Ohrenheilk,
Vol LXXIIIj 1-939P PP 722-725-
NiH 1-6o-62
mar 62

Pdexdwr, Q V.
USE OF HL71 EROW IN KKXWMAT BREEDEW Os-
porwMde com"do u Gradd*A 6 )w 64. t3p
10rds Tr=& A-1411L
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7T-64-13682
MM8. 0. V.
PARENTAL PAIRS IN ORDER TO PRO- 1. Prieziliev, C.. V
DUCB INTERVARIBTAL BUCKWHEAT HYBRMS ~11, Twia A-W)
(Podbor Roditel'skikh Par dlya Poluchenty,
MexhoortovykbGibridovOrachikhl)lL96316P
Trans. A-1422.
Orderfrom M SLA. or HTC$i.10 J60i i
Trans. of Moskovskays Sel'skokhozyaistvannays Aksd-
amlys. Doklady (USSR) 196Z v. 77, p. 79-84.,
(Abstract available)
DESCRIPTORS. Plate (BmAy), OCeraWs, Genetics,
*Mutatlonm
The study of the problem of matching varieties In order
to produce high-yielding buckwheat hybrids Wowed in
the Moscow obleat nvirownent that it is necessary to
use tha distributed "riedes of buckwheat: Domfl,
Vonseenshya. KaliMukaya. and the Krumutimehys
(Agrlculturv -Plant Cultivation, TT. Y. U. m 7)(over)
O"ke of

2be NGv 175 C14 Csstri[USM "'"Mtrol ft""m
control Iw in rialte as ft'swes
by IP. Ovh0n, I a
I I ri N I , per" How am ILOG" - V61 X, oft Ims PI 03-
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control) Ortes of N.D. 7.8 by R.. ftlsont,~
Ff"Ma pw Rau sm raw use,$ Val vie so
71P sm 17A, pp W'".
AMBeG43
Sol - nectrov
Am 59 91, 12 /j

Protection of Shunt Condemere Connected
to Pover Nat-works against Overloade Due
to Harmonic Frequency Currents Together
vltb the Problems Introduced by the General
vise of Audio Frequoncy Telecantrol Signe
by R. Frigtpt.
per, Bull Soc Iwmc glee, Vol IV$
Nov PP 699-711.
ASUB-0125
71
Sci P.Ug

InAividual and CoLlective Law of -the Effect of
A SM-9 POISCOO and by
R. Prups 3D pp.
MOM* porl, Amalm so 6, 19%j, pp I-6.p
Ift 1u ywtt pp. 3-23j, 2956.) QwU omitted:
F=o4w,p Smwyp and Lit. Cited).
NIB
ScientifU - Hadialm
Nov 56 cm

Problems of the Goverment Testing of PoUmpUtis
Vaccimop by Re Prlgpv et alp 45 ppo
amms, per# Dtoob Wd LSShEp NO 88p 2956v
Py 32!~-331* 377-379.
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TT-65-32828 Field 9E. 22B. 9F
Prigoda. B. A.
ANTENNAS FOR AIRCRAFT AND SPACE VEHICLES.
I I Oct 65, 93p, 6refs. J PHS-32338. 1. Joint Publications
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Trans. of mono. Antenny Letatelnykh Apparatov. Mosoow,
1964 p120.

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L and Busse. R.
Mrffim OF MATTER) AND TRANSPORT 1. PrWebw 1.
PHENOMENA IN THE PRESENCE OF A TWeRR- a. $Ms. R.
ATURE ORAWENT AND A CHEMICAL REAcnoN,
U. 11963) 7p 7refs,
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Trans. of Academic Royale ides Sciaoces, des Lettres
et des Beaux-Arts] do Betilque. Clasw*s Sciewas.
Bulledno. 1952 [ser. 51 v. 38. p. 851-360i
jAbstract avatishie)
DESCRIFIMS- Ohlass transfer, Transport properties.
Chemical rmt1ons, Heat of reaction, DUTusion, o
?Urmochemistry.
A study was made of the material di6U-ftAM= 12 A
tertary system. In which two conetivivate m & eact
one with the other. at the *%Uonary state, to the
presence of a temperature gradient. Tiny study the 21
(Chemistry- -Physical, Tr, v. 11, am 3) (over)

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?g. 1T-63-2D651
I reaction and the thermodiffusion
influence of the heat o
coefficients on this stationary distribution. TUm
results are applied to the tbarmodiffusim of a
solution formed of one sagodiated constituent (acid,
alcohol) in an inert advent. It is shown that to a
result of the effect of the Wit of reaction, the
associated constituent sbould always be earicbed to
ft cold side, in swificiently dilute solution.'We
conclusion is conformable to the eWrhuental dots.
(AutbDr) (See also 63- 2065 2)

TT-63-M652
ne, L and Buess, R.
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ON OP MATTER AND 7RANSWRT
m
b 1. Prigogine, 1.
PH1010MENA IN THE PRSANCH OF A TEDAPER- 11. Buess. R.
ATURE GWADIENT AND CHEMICAL REACTION 11).
[1963) Sp (tomulse omin4 ftefs
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Trans. at [Academie Royale des Sciences, des Lettres
at des Beaux-Arts de Belgique. Classe des Sciences.
Bulletins, 195Z mar. 5. Y. 38, p. 711-717.
(Abstract available)
DESSCRWT)DRS: *Mass transfer, Transport properties.
Chemical reactions. Thermal conductivity, Heat of
reaction
07bermochamistr
,
y. j
A "y was made on the influence of a temperautre
gradient on the distribution of matter and the transport
phenomena, in a system formed of two constituents
liable to react chemically. Even in the stationary
(Cbem1stry--Fbysik:4I, TT, v. 11, no. 3) (over)

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1. 1 1
Soure" of Hatropy Flux# by x. PtisceLoo. 2 PPO 93
FRB=t put comom BMW 6ad sci Vol 2229
19469 pp 218--279.
*NW IT 70-57637
ScL-P" ~-7/ - / ,/ ~-7' ,
Jul 70

Biology and Thermoommics of Irrmrsible
Pbat=ana,, by 1. Prigoginet J. M. Mamas 9 pp.
pe'r, EVerientias Vol II 1946p
pp 451-453. 0
AEC Tr 2274
Scientific - Biolomr
Nov 55 M/DEI

Sources and Flow of Entropy, by j. Pri
.g(Mgine.
I.-
FRENCH.
USDA per
NC State College Vol 793
Jun 59

Sources of Entropy and the Stationary States of
Polythermal Systems, by 1-,~rigorine, J. Geheniau.
BRENCII.
USDA per
NC State College Vol 792
Jun 59

Prepamtion of F -Mlarolsopropyl Ithyl EtlAer
Frm CrackIN-Ow Pm1me by a VqW.Mme
Metbod,* by A* No Sialemy.4 Is 0, I"prwvp 5 ppq
MMIAN.0 p"O zhur Prik mdn,, voi xmnv no
1960, PP Ue7-1191.
CD
Sol Of 6
Apr 61

Synthesis of cc-14ethylvicyl Myl Mar, by A. K.
selasnevo L Go 3 PP-
RMIM, W. Mir ftu Xhimp Vol ==I, No 20
1960, IV f9ir JOAk.
CS
sci / L Z -7 /0 7/
7- Ij
Apr 61
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Prolonging the Operating CYCIe Of Cata4tic CrscMug
Plantso RIM by 1. 0. Prigo Mv.1 6 pp.
RMSUN, pars, Nef%%uajv SO 7,s JTUI *561. PP 116-18,v
Incl to IR-U00-57., AFOIK-IA1s 31 &n 1957.
AF 10D,967
usm Lt- q 3 3 /
sci - Fuels
Economic

Combuotible Shalees by F. I- Dai-B&I"Vi
M. X. Prigarovskly, 10 pp.
RWM-',' Le&qgJaMokma -kLCbAMjMj!-
pp
Sci Tr 0eater IIT-1248
Scientific - GeopbysiCO
Jul 54 CTS

Coal Districts of Local Importance,, by X. X. Prigorovski
22 pp.
RMUN.,
I L"Ys pp
Scl Tr Center BT-1250
Scientific - Geopbysics
//V / 0 Z/~/ Jul 54 CTS

The Coal Base of the MO., by M. M, Prig=ovskly,
28 pp.
MSIAN.p ft&QCbuIm!a lachowall, I MR", 1100
Syr levala Baza S=,, *scow4aninomdo 1939P vp 0
Sci Tr Center AT-1249
Scientific - Geapbysics . Aa Oso, '
Jul 54 CM .3

NCH-200 519 Field 20K, 2DF 1. National Lending Library for
Solence ajid Technology,
PrIlMoldi, N. I.; Prelsa, A. K, Boston Spa (England)
THE INVESTIGATION OF THE STATE OF STRAIN IN
TRANSPARENT THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELS IN A
PARALLEL BEAM OF POLARIZED LIGHT (laaledovanle
Napryaxhennogo SostoyanLya an Prezmobnykh Obenmykh
Modelyakh v Puablce Paraltelnykh Luchel Folyarisovanago
Sveta). Tr. by R. A. Acton Taylor. JW 60, 13p. 7rds.
NLL-M.5667.
Order from NLL as N1.5667
True. of Maidemlya Nauk SSR. Oidelenle TodhAicheaktkh
NauX Izvestlya, n5 p686-700 1949.

Determination of Mermo-Elastic Stresses by a
Polarization-Optical Mlethoa, by IT. I. Prigorovsk-ly,
G. S. Vardanyan, 6 pp. . --- ,
RUSSIAII, per, Z-avod Lab, Vol XXVII, 11o 9, 1-961,
pp 1129-1134.
ISA
Sci
12 jun 62

Determining Residual Deformations by the Method of
Transparent Optically Sensitive Layers, by N. I.
Prigorovskiy, P. T. Bodyl, 3 PP.
RUSSIAN) per, Zavod Lab, Vol XXVII, No 6, 1961,
PP 6 721-723.
ISA
Sci
may 62
194M3

MAdcls 'Loor Stress InVeSti&tiOnS MOAC of Optically
Insenaitive 51=sparent Material with Imerts
of EDG-M Material., by N. I. Prigorovskiy, E. IT.
Filimono,m, G. S. Dedovets.,-T-NP-----
RUSSIAII,, per Zavod Lab., Vol MaV, No 11, 1958.,
PP 1396-JAgg.
Jul
Instru Soc of Amer
ci
Apr 6o 7

S"U'resses and Pressures Associated With Turbine
Components, as Measured on the Prototype of the
Daieper Hydro-Electric Station, by N. I. Prigorovi!.-
-i4y-f-- -
RUSSIAN, bk) Gidrotimrbostroeale, Mashgiz, 1957,
pp 103-126. F -
DBIR IM RTS 1529
8-.1 - Engr
I.P, 9, '71Y
oat 6o

PRIGOROVSKIY) N. I.
PREIS8; T. K.
The Investig%tion of the State of Strain in
Transparent three-dimensional Models in a
Parallel beam of Polarized Light.
Ia Ak Nauk SSSR., Otdel Tekh Nauk, vol 6. 1949.,
686'- 700,
Sci Mus Lib 50/2714

61-15703
Prigorovskly, N. I.. Preiss, A. K. and others.
MWEL ANALYSIS OF STRESSES AND DEFLEC- 1. T)jrtlws..EqUi'
71ONS IN RUNNER HUW OP WATER TURBINES 2. Turbine blades--
(Opredeleniye Naprysizhenil i Peremeshchenit v Stresses
Detalyakh Vtulok Rabochikh Kates Gidro-turbin no 1. Prigorovoidy, N. 1.
Modelyekh) ad. by N. N. Kavalev. jan 61 (401p. H. Prelss, A. X.
4 refs. RTS 1531. 111. Kovalev, N. N., ed.
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V. Department of Scientific
Trani. of mono. Gidroturbostroyeniye, v. 4, and Industrial Research
Moscow/ Leningrad, 1957, p. 145-176. (Gt. Brit.)
011ke of Tea" Swdms
(Machinery- -Engines, TT, v. 5, no. 9)

The Isolation wA Passap of the Acellular Leukomoj;enic
Agent from an Fh-rlicb Tumor, by E.L. Prigozfjina~ 8 pp.
WSSIAN, p9r; Vopropy Onkolog, Vol VII,, No 2, 1961
Royer & Roger
/a C;:
7 49'?
Sa-i
Apr 62

Trnusplantoble Strains of Cenctr of the Foreetamnah
In Mice) by IA. V. Dabrynin,, 1. E. Pegoeyents, E. L.
Prigozbim., 6 pp.
RUSSIAN, per, Voprosy Cnkologiy, Vol IV, No 2. 195P,
P 155-160.
Pere~vmou lut
Sci - Med
Jun 59
9'

Investigation on the Tools of ctativators
and Hoes., by Z. Prihoda.
CZECR, per, Sbornik Praci&zkumneho
Uutavu ZemedalAych Stroju, No Is, 1960s
i)p 133-153.
GB/141/160- 78.0d. - a 0 J'4
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Jul 67 334,792

63-12042
,ftLhodq, E. and Prihodovs, M.
LIQUID GOLD WITH IMPROVED ADHEMON FOR 1. Prihodova, M.
DECORATING GLASS AND CERAMICS. [196217p. H. Prihoda. r.
Order from ATS $10. 00 ATS-43P64C Ill. Patent (Czechoslovakia)
98 797
Trans. of Czechoslovakian patent 98,797, filed IV. ATS-431`64C
12 Feb 59, valid from 12 Feb 59, opened for public In- V . Associaied Technical
spection 15 Sep 60, issued 15 Mar 61. Services, Inc., Fast
Orange, N. J.
DESCRIPTORS: Liquid metals, *Gold, Adhesion,
'Glass, OCeramic materials.
(Materials, rr, v. 9, no, 2)

corr~ctims llcdosmpbzjp
by V. 1. Prilme UNCL
RmIAN, par,, Ramdooh I Prom Goafiss Ito ri,
1937s Ipp 12-19.
Dam Lw aTa 3.457
(20a.)
Sol - (160phys
may 60 //~ J~ 0?

!,J" the S-tatality of Flow of a viscot~,Iastic
m-"",-4 6etifvtaa lilianes uith a Slot, by
t-or. Wstnik usco-q plitiv ,~'eri
FTI;- 41 * -.5 4-"
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