SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YUROVSKIY, V. S. - YURTAYEV, G. I.

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ACCESSION 14R.- AF1,q1'n65 S/0138/64/0W/002/0W4/0M7
AUTHORS: Yurovskiyi- V. - S.; Arkhipov,, A. M.; Lopetoy, V. A.; Kosenkova, A. S.;
Novikov, V, Is; Tsy4bWCj-B* so,
-.TITLE: Investigation of sealing effectiveness of rubber metal seals
SOURCE:. Kauchuk L razina, no. 2, 1964, 24-27
TOPIC TAGS: rubber metal seal, sealing, rubber hardneast sealing forco, rubber
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ABSTRACT; The rubbor-~motal sealing configuration shown in Fig. 1 on tho Enclosure
properties (T14-2 hardne3s
was in*oatigated, using rubber inserts with different
85-951, 75-85, and-55-65). It was found that the hardness of' the rubbor insert
played the most important part in securing the sealing effectiveness. Experiments
showed that hardness was related to the modului.of elasticity E60 (after a
60-minuts com asion) by a single curve for all types of rubber used (360
Sp ~ =0 = initial area). By pu3hing the metal ring Into the rubber seal.
0 ho - h,
to a depth h and pressurizing the seal with air until it leakedp it was determined
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that the following relation described the critical pressures
b
P-- Q 14p
nEts C1Crd2
14pb
(where Q load on seal, for depo b, h and r, Soo Pigs 1,-K empirical constant
0
which varied,from 0.85 to 0.95, n = empirical constant-whicli varied from 2 to 2-5).
This equation permits the calculation of the pressure at-which a seal will leak or,
conversely,, calculation of the sealing force Q required to seal a joint at a.
certain pressure. Orig. art. has: 5 figuios and 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledo%-Aellskiy institut rez'inovoy pronW*shlennosti
(Scientific Research--Institute Pf the Rubber Indust"ry)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 23Mar64 ENCL: 01
SUB CODE: RT NO REF SOV s 007 OTHER: 000
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YUROVSKIYO V.S.; BOTENENO G.M.
Charac t,.qrJ.s tics of tho deformation of rubber In rubber.-m-itril valvaso
Kauch. i rez. 24 no-501-34 Mly 165. (MILRA 18:9)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'Aiy Institut rezinovoy promyshlenn3sti.

BARTEM, G-14-LnBMML-M*
UsIng the plnotoela- ticity method for the an-1217-gis Of sIrss"s in
I-abber-matal valves. Kaueh. i rez. 24 no.9138-42 165. (MIRA 18glO)
----I-,--Nauchnc~-issled~;vateliskiy ins titut- rezinovoy- promyshlennosti.-

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KOSUNKOVA, A.S., LEPETOV, V.A.; TSYBUK, B.S.
YUROIkqKI.Y,,..Y.S ARKHIPOVI A.M.;
gy of acco.~eratln nation of warranted
Me~thodiojog- g Mrte dei/.,rmi
atoragalife .of metal-rubber valves. Fauch.i rez. 23 no.11%
10-13 N 164. (MIRA 18'-4)
1. Nauchno-issiedovatel'skiY imstitut rezinovoy prcqrsblennosti.

ALEKSEYEV, G.P.; ANDONIYEV, V.S.; ARNGOL'D, A.V.; BASKIN, S.M.;
BASHMAKOVOI N.A.; BEIMIN, V.D.; BEM40, V.A.; BIYAKOV, T.F.;
GORBACOV., V.N.; GRECHKO, I.A.; GRINBUKH,,-G.S.; GROMOV M.F.;
GUSEV, A.I.; DEMEWIYEV, N.S.; DMITRIYUp V.P.; DULIKIN, V.Ta.;
ZVANSKIY, M.I.; ZENKEVICH, D.K.; IVANOV,, B.V;;-INYAKIN, A.Ya.;
ISAYERKO, P.I.; KIPRIYANOVt I.A.; KITASHOV, I.S.; KOZHEVNIKOV,
N.N.; KOBMYAGIN,, B3.0, KROKHIN, S.A.; KUDOYAHOV, L.I.;
KUDRYAN'TSEV, G.U.; LOIN, S.G.; WEDEV , V.P.; LEVCHRNKOV,
P.N.; IJMIKOVO A.K.; LMART, B.K.; WPAREV, A.T.; MALYGIN,
G.F.; HILOVIDOVAs S.A.; MIRONOVt P.I.; MIKPAYLOV, B.V., kand.
tekhn. nauk; =TAFIN, Kh.Sh., kand. tekha. nauk; NAZIMOV, A.D.;
NEFEDOV, D.Ye.; HIKIFOROV, I.V.; NIKULIN, I.A.; OKOROCHKOVI V.P.;
PAVLEN:KO,, I.H.; PODtOBINNIK, G.M.; POLYANO, G.Ya.; PUTILIN, V.S.;
RUDHIK, A.G.; RUMYAYTSEV, Yu.S.; SAZONOV, U.N.; SAZONOV9 N.F.;
SAULIDIp I.P.; SDOBNIKOV, D.V.; SEMENOV, N.A.; SKRIPCHINSKIY,, I.I.;
SOKOWV, N.F.; STF.PANOV, P.P.; TARAWOVj V.S.; TREGUBOV, A.I.;
TRIGER, N.L.; TROITSKIY, A.D.; FOKIN, F.F.; TSAREV, D.P.; TSVTSULIN,
N.A.; CHUBQVv V.Ye., kand. takhn. nauk; ENGEL'.. F.F.; XWVSM9
T q,,; YAKUBDVSKIY, B.Ya., prof.; YASTREBOV, M.P.; KAMZINj IA, -prof.,,
glav. red.; MALYSHEV, N.A., zam. glav. red.; HELINIKOV, A.M.,, zam.
glav. red.; RAZIN, N.V., mm. glav. rad. L red. toma; VARPANHOVICHy
A.F., red.; PETROV,, G.D.,, red.; SARKI-SOV, M.A., prof.i red.;
SARUKHANOV, G.L., red.; SEVASTIYANOV, V.I., red.; SMIRNOV, K.I.v
red.; GOTMAN, T.P.,, red.; BULIDYAYEV,, N.A., tekhn, red,
(Continued on next card)

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ALEKSEYEV, G.P.-(continued). Card 2.
(Volga.Hydroelectric Power Station; a tecbnicalf report on the
design and construction of the Volga Hydroelectric Power Sta-
tion (Lenin), 1950-1958] Volshakala gidraelektrostantaiia;
telChnicheskii otchet o proektirovanii i stroitel'stve Volzhskoi
GES imeni V.I.Lenina, 1950-1958 99. V dvukh tomakh. Moskva,
Gosenergoizdat. Vol.2.[Organization and execution of donstrution
and assembly work] Organizatsiia i proizvodstvo stroitellno-
montazhnykh rabot. Red. toma: N.V.Razin, A.V.Arn 011d, N.L.
Triger. 1962. 591 p. IHIRA 16:2)
1. Daystviteltnyy chlen Akademii stroitel'stva I arlthitektury
SSSR (for Razin).
(Volga Hydroelectric Power Station (Lenin)-Design add
construction)

YUROVSKIY, Ya. 1.
"Complex Cartography of the Territory of Collective Farms," Sub 16 Oct
47, Moscow Inst of Erigineers tar the Organization of Luid &p1oitation
Di*aertations priesented for degrees in science and engineering in
Moscow in 1947.
So: SUAI.No. 457, 18'Apr 55

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Agricultural maps-of administrative districts. Sbor. st. pa knrt.
noe%t45-56 156. (kWA 7.0t8
(Agriculture-Kaps)

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SMOV, Vladimir Ivanovich, professor doktor takhnichaskikh nauk; YUROVSXIY,
Ya.I., dotsentskandidat tekbuichaskikh-nauk; LIODT# Go9o,
'"Mr geogrefichaskikh nauk [deceased];- MIKISHBY, R.I., starshly
nauchny-.r sotrudalk, kandidat geografichaskikh nauk; 0=107, T.U.,
redaktor; SOKOLOTA. H.U., takhatebaskiy redaktor
[Compiling agricultural maps] Sostavlenia sallskokhozialstvanrqkh
kart, Pod red, Y.I.Sukhova. Koskwa, Goo.izd-vo sallkhozlit-ry,
1957. 263 pi (MMU 10:9)
(Agr iculture--Kaps)

YUELPVS I.,,k%nd.tekhn.nAuk, dots.
ComprebAinsive large-scale agricultural cartography of administre
tive redonse Sboro'St.po karte no*10:23-29 '58o
(HM& 12: 1)
(Agriculture--Kaps)

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ARSMACF, ?1141 V.rft 17. U 20, 1959, the r*Czlar cooloretwo ~;44 W4,14
fh* Kdekovskly Imstitut Inch*uorif
(ugloom Imatituts of Land ftrvqi rACIamors). The conforottoo
was *tt*rA*4 I.Y atlas too representatives at ach"I.,
"44.rch wttteteo, uA**art*%* Imatuattoot
rg4alzo4toc" In the plenary em3ambly, tim follamlog paperc
:fro read# Proitesear 3
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the TA31bIrL (All-Union Aes4m o~ ACrtaultur4l Sciences
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!S-to... An the ttght of the Ragoluttess of the 21of Party
ConcrAms at the MS., A. ?.*Pa3ftl*v,, Keprig4rtellit, of the
(lumistry of
AVICAI%Aro Of the, %531), -IaWto PTOU14118 of TAM lhrvvy In
the QS53.- Professor, 1. 1. 34cb*Av "Frobteam of f,
Rogistr4tion SM4 of the Investigation of foil@ In the 1COMM,
In the L4M SArvey ftatiamp 10 paporo'wore, r*44. In %h*
cawif i/S Geo4olia Uattan, the tall*vlog opare wore rva4i

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3W SOV/154-59-2-21/22
AUTHORS:, Maslov, A. T.f Professor, Doctor of Technical.Sciences,
Yurovskiy, Ya. I., Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Discussion of the Text-book by Professor V. I. Sukhov "Charting
and E6iting of Common Geographical Maps" (Po povodu obBuzhden:Lya
uchebnogo posobiya prof. V. I. Sukhova "Sostavleniye i
redaktirovaniye obahchegeograficheskikh kartil)
b__a__y_k_h_zavedeniy. Geodeziya i
aerofotoollyemka, 1959, Ur 2, PP 153-154 (US3R)
ABSTRACITs In a joint session of tho Cartographic Department of the
Xoskovskiy filial Vaesoyunogo geografteheakogo obahchentva
(Moscow Branch of.the All-Union Geographic Society) and the
cartographic department of the Yloskovskiy institut inzbenerov
geodezii, aerofotos"yemki i kartografii (Moscow Institute of
Geodetic, Aerial Survey and Cartographic Engineers), which was
held on April 25 and May 19, 1958, the text-book aid by
Professor V. I. Sukhov was discussed. M. K. Bocharov, Ye. G.
Larchenko, Ya. I. Yurovskiy, A. I. Semenov, A. V. Edellahteyn,
and many othershave expressed a positive opinion about the book.
Card 1/2 The work has an engineering aspect and mentions as a teaching

SW/154-59-2-21/22
DiSCUS13ion of the Text-boot: by Professor V. I. Sukhov "Charting and Editing
of Common Geographical Haps"
aid for the,first time the fundamentals of photomeohanic recti-
fication and. many other new methods for the charting of maps.
The book shows, however, a number of relevant deficiencies.
The text is inaccurately edited, the arrangement is imperfect,
the achievements of foreign countries are not discusued, some
mathematical questions are insufficiently explained. The joint
session valued the book as-not being in conformity with the
requirements demanded from a teaching aid.
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V/154-59-4-16/-17
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AUTHOR t YuroVskiyp- Ya. -LA-D-9cent- -
TITUF4 - -AV64t M. 1. Nik.ishov's, Book "Agricultural Uaps and Atlanseall
0 knig6-:41. I.-Niklahova "Sell -i sitlas,7").
s.kokhozyaystvennyye karty
~Publishers of Geodetic Literature, L~oqcowl--1957)(Izdatc~l'~itvc--~
geadezicheskoy,literatury. M., 1957)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vyssh.ikh achebnykh zavedeniy. Geodeziya i aerofotos"-
yemka, 1959, Nr 4, pp 129 - 132 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The book reviewed here is the first work about the history of
agricultural cartography on a small scale. It consists of 5
chapters. In the first chapter general statements on agricultural
mapa and atlasnes are made. The -author gives his experiences in
the division of agricultural areas in Russia before 1917 as well
as under the Soviet regime. In the second chapter the history
of the aZrickiltural maps and atlasses in Russia before 1917, is
dencribed . The third chapter deals Y~ith the Soviet agricultural
ifiapo and atlaijoan on a nmall flarkle. The fourth chapter 'Ls dedi-
cated to the agricultural wapa and atlanuon of othor countrit-a.
In the fifth chapter the results and further tasks of agticul-
Ca:rd 1/2 tu:cal photo~raplhy are given. The appendix contains: a biblio-

About M. 1. Nikishov's Book "Agricultural Uaps and SOV/154-59-4-16/17
Atlals,3e;311. (Publishers of Geodetic Literature, MOO'.Ovr, 195'1)
graphical list of agricultural maps and atlasses of Russia and
the USSR and 32 :,,iames of foreign maps and atlasses; a list of
books used; 50 sample3 of various published a6,,ricultural maps.~
Some minor inacciiracies are pointed out.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy inatitut inzhenerov zemleustroystva (moscow Institute
for Land Survey En',ineers"
SUBM1,TT-ZD September 10, 1958

SUICHOVO V.I., prof doktor t(jkhn. nauk- YUROVSKIY 'Ya I. do-toot
kand. tekhn, nauk; LIODT9 Gomot pro., ~0~. nauk;
IIIKISHOVp M.I.., stmrshiy nauchrwy sotr., daktor tekhn. nauk;
BYKOVA, M.G., red.; 10MA, VJ1.1, tekbno red,
[Making agricultural ataps] Sostavlanie sel'skokhozyaystvemykh
kart. Izd.2,p perero Moskva, lid-vo sellkhoz. lit-.ry,, zhurna-
jov i-plakatov, 1961.- 310 p. (KIRA 15:2)
(Agricuiture__Nmaps)

I~OVSK~IY v-lasifcLvich-, dats.; l-UVT3SV, Aleksey Ivanovich;
,XakcL
SOIDATMO. Valentina Dmitriyewm; GROMOV, Genziadiy Illich;
SIT-LYEV!, llbiwfi; SHU-ITNUT!, Aleksandr Sergeyev.1ch;
[Agricultural mapping of a demonstration farm) Sollskokho-
ziaistvennoe kartografirovanie oporno-pokazatelliiogo kho-
ziaf.stva. Moskya, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1963. 37 p.
(MIRA 17: 6)

YUROVSKIY, Ya,,I.; MALITSEV, A.I~; TiLDATKINA, V.D.; GROMOV.,
G.I.;.STLAv--r,VA, A.S.; SOMI.B.YKIM, A.S.: NETJ'aM-'A.Kll-;A.
V.V.; YUROIL~X&.J.j. ml.
(Agrivultural marring of the area of a collective and
state farm agriciltural administration (an administrative
region)] Sell--kokhozlaistvenm~a kartoprarlrrmanle te-c-
ritor'd proizvodntliermogo ko*'-ki,,,,--~nr.;-.scvkho-,?iiogo uprrrile-
rylia I'Administratimog-o valona), Moskva~ Nedra., !965. 46 p.
(ITIRA 1855)

LOBANOVSKIY, M40.; YUROVSXIY, Yu.A.
Requirements for the mainteenarce and repair of mach=erv.
Standartizatsiia (Mm~ 19: 1)
29 no.5:51 My 165.

TIACCNRi AR6035211 SOURC11', CODE: UR/0274/66/000/008/A039/A039
AUTHOR-, Yurovaki)ii, Yu. F.
TITTLE The aectiracy-*o-f -continuous relative measurements of solar radiation flux
SOURCE:- Ref. zh,- -rimcliotekhnika i e1ektxosvyaz',- Abs. OA2-91-1--
REF SOURCE: Izv. Krymsk. astrofiz. observ., v. 3 4, 1965, 60-68
TOPIC TAGS: radiometer, radiometer stability, solar radiation, frequency
modulation, intermediate frequency -amplifier, time constant/Dicke radiometer
ABSTRACT: Stability problems of the Dicke radiometer have beert analyzed. The
fluctuation of the output -signal were found to decrease with the use of a squa~lre anode
detector and ferrite! rectifier tubes In high frequency channel at which the factor of
spurious modulation approaches 1. A diagram is given for findling the mininium
mirror dimensions and the necessary tracking precision. On the basis of this
analysis, a radiometer was designed at the Crimean Astrophysical Observatory for -
observing solar radiation flux on the 10. 2-cm wavelength with a recording accuracy
of relative flux changes of 0. 5%. The basic specifications of the radiometer are:
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AUTHCHS. Moiseyev, I.G., Yurovskiy, Yu.F.
.TITLE,: Some methods of recording rapid processes on the Sun by means of a
Multielement radiointerferometer
PERIMICAL: Refera-,.ivhyy zhurnal. Astronomiya i Goodeziya, no. 6, 1961,44, ab-
straot 6A360 ("lzv. Krymskj astrofiz. observ.".. 15450,- v. 24, 26-31,
Engl, summary)
TMT1 The authors describe the methods of recording rapid processes on the
Sun tnj means of a a-ultielement-radioJ~nterferometer. The method of multichannel
radit~ reception is propozed. Thc- effect of the passband of the interferometer re-
ceiving shannel on the 1~be widTh of the directional diagram is estimated. There
are 6 references.
Authors' summary
[Ab,strastar's notel: Complete tr4nzlationj
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AtJTHOR- Yurovskiv, Yu. F.
TIT LE: 'The accuracy of continuous comparative measurements of the flow of
solar radiation
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 8.51.345
REP SOURCE: Izv. K-E~Msk. kstrofiz. obsery. v. 34, 1965, 60-68
TOPIC TAGS: solar radiation, radiometer, astrophysics, antenna, astrophysic
observatory, medium frequency, flow measurement, time constant
ABSTRPCT: A study was made of the effect on radiometer sensitivity by
parametric fluctuations in its components. The need for square law detection and
trans mi.'s s ion-line coordination, and consequently, of heterodyne-frequency stability
and antenna construction rigidity, is noted. The temperature of the reference
channel and the antenna must be the same in order to insure onlyslight dependence
on the fluctuation of the amplification factor and the transmission band. The method
of selecting optimum mirror si.zes and the, necessary tracking precision is describ-
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A working diagra:m for calculations is presented. The radiorneter of the
ed.
Cr'meaq AfAr
),ry, which operates on a10. 2 -crn wavelength is
describe,d. Comparative flow measurerne-nts have a 0. 5% accuracy. Tile noise
figure is 12, the intermediate, frequency amplifier band is 8 Me, the time constant
is 5 see, and the real sensitivity AT.4-1 degree. The bibliography has 18
refereD--es. T. Antonova. [Translation of abstract]
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.1tcertain Results of Morks on the'Automatie Recording of the Priccipal,
Parax~pters. of Gas Core Drilline.
Polevi~ya i prowtalovaya geokhimiya
No 3. pp 3-10, 1954
Automatic recording of Vie principal parameters of gas core drilling
was enployed for the first time in one of the regions of North Caucasus,
in four wells. The automatic recording was conducted by means of an
oscilloscope during the process of drilling the wells and after drilling.
~Tbe ga,s content and output of clayey solution, the velocity of circulation of
the clayey solution, and time Ofdrilling are automatically vritten down on
osicillographic paper. The results of experimental automatic recordings
are fully--satiefactory. The curve of drilling time indicates that the zones
of increased gas contents are cliaracterized by greater velocities of drilling.
(UhGeol, No 9, 1955)
SO: Sum No 812, 6 Feb 1956

VgMn-N WT MEW290
YuRolrair Yur Mikha I ich- PERROVA, TO.A., inzheaer, vadushchty
WIL ~ , i;w%&,
reda orM~7.11 takhaichaakiy redaktor
i.A. W
(Gas analysis mathixt of oLI and gas well logging] Gszovyt karottazh
akwazhin, Mookwat Gos.nmuchao-tekhn,.izd-vo aeft. i gorno-top1tvaot
lit-ry, 1957. 157 P, ~(IUBA 10-7)
(PI1 well logging)

.,,RROVSKIY. Yu.K. kandielat geologo-mineralogichaskikh nauk.
Detectors of noid~ous gages in mine.air. Becap.truda v promo
1 no.8:29-30 Ag ,57. MJBA 10.- a)
(Gas detectors)

YMOVSKIY, Yu. M.
B.P. Yaseneviand fu. M. Yuroviskly repozted on "Gas surmying worl, in the northern
caucanurl" (Sorverrin Kavkaz).
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Zc:, - -, . r - - 1; - , - -1
--iin --an r-eci~p7iqp"c~oL
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iTUELOVSKIT, Tu.N.; VIADIMR07t B.V.; GALKIllp L,A,
Chromathermographic.anal7sis of h7drocarboa gasee in gas surveys.
Razved. i prove geofizo1UO,30:60-70 059. (KM 12:22)

YUROVSKIY,-YU.H*
Separating gaseous and vaporous hydrocarbons in gag eurveys.
RazvedI I ;rom. geoftz. uo.30:70-71 159- (KERA 12:12)
(Gases-Analysis) (Silica)

MOVSKIT, YUPHO
Separate, EinalYsis of Mtural 096f1- Razv6d- Prom. ceofis. no', 30:.
71-73 '59- (MRA 12:12)
(Gases-Analysio)

(Gases --Anitlyals)

3/169/62/000/006/050/093
D228/D304
AUTHORS: Yurovskiyl Yu.-M. and Vladimirov, B. V.
TITL2,: Automation of gas'logging operations
PERIOICAL: Refelativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 06, 1962, 38, ab-
-stract 6A281 (Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform-. 14-vo geol.
okhrany nedr 6SSR, no. 3 (31"P 1961, 50-54)
TEXT: Ln autonatic gas-!logging station A1'K(_-5'e(AGKS-58) has beer.
developed and .-tested tinder commercial conditions. It ensures that
the chanae in the -as readings along the well section is recorded;
that,the gas samp~les are analyzed chromatographi7cally; and that the
drilling of a given se6tion is registered together with the amount
.,of drilling solution, circulating within a definite interval of
time. The recording'of gas readings-is made not at the moment of
dep" ch measurement, but when the samples of drilling solution.re-
latinc-71 to the given depth appear at the surface, i.e. with a re-
in the time corresponding to the time of lagging. A. me-
,mory system,-- actuated by means of the selsyn connection of the
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.Autom-a` -Ion of gas
D228/D304
data u1iit of the drilling solution discharger, mounted. in a trench
at, t1lle~ moui;h of the well -- ia used for this purpose. The rate of
lnov~:men- of apape ,band, dra,em out on the control panol,. varioo in
r c la tion to the discharge of the drilling solution. On this panel
there. 'Is a perforator which punches a hole in the ribbon when an
impulse is supplied from the depth panel. The layouts of the sta-
tion's other unitci are described together with their interdepen-
dence,'.It is pointed out that the station's main advantage consists
of the`fact that the gas re.adings obtained as a result of logging
are 'L.41ed to the t
-rue well de-oths. It is noted that the results of
operazions with the automatic gas lo ing station have been con-
firmed by the data of well sampli g.92.Abstracter's note: Complete
translation.
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2. USSR 0500)
4. Afforeiotation
7. Combination of varieties for steppe afforestation, Les i step' 5 no. 3., 1953-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions Library of Congress, APH IL 1953. Unclassified.

OULISAShVILI, Tsailty Zakhoovich, profeasor; KAPM, O.G., doktor call-
xkokhozyaystYenrykh nauk, retsentent; GORMNIN,.N.M., doktor
:eeVskokhozyapstYam:Wth nank, pyofeezor retsenzent; U4_ A.
redaktor; ARROLIDOVA, K.S.. 'redaktor Wateltetva; KARASIX,
tekhnicheakly redak-lior
[Mountain forestry !In the Caucasus] Gornoe lesorodstvo dlia uslovii
Kovkaza. Moskva, Goillesbumizdat, 1956. 353 P. (KWA 10:4)
'len Ak2demil asuk
A. Dbystvitellnyy ch Gruzinskoy SSR (for Guli-
Sashvili)
(Caucasus-Foresto and forestry)

M

BUISHTYNOV, Aleksey Danilarich; YURRE, N.A., red.; SHAKHOVA, L.I., red.;
BACHURNA, A.M.,
Outta-bearing plan~.o of the U.S.S.R.] Gutionoor SSSR. Koskva,
Goolosbumizdat, 1957- 195 Pe (MIRA 11:1)
1. Chlen-korrespond,bat Vaesoyusnoy akademii seltakokhozyaystvennykh
i or (foi- Bukihtyndv)._
nouk im. T.I.Len n
(Rubber plants)

SMCIW$ Moo akadem.11k; ..NIKITINe M.; VASIVITUt POV.q prof., doktor 01kon,
Muk; NIA*,i red,-, XISM9, L.A,O I-ad, lad-vat .40KOLIM-YA, Zh.Kog
-hakim. red
(Priogress of- saiellwa in Soviet forestrr during the past 40 yeais]
Doetichenlia. niukl~ v leanom khosialstva 33SR a& 40 lot' Hookwag,
aoslesbumizdat, 15157. 352 pe 1XIM 1197)
1* AkMemlya u6mk,SSM rhatitutAesa.'. 2. Chlon-korrespondent
AkuUmil navk SS91i (for Nikitin)o
Oforeste and forestry)

hvI.750j,"j~*-Tjgt4j,%j-
~,Mi;Rolya W4?-V-ls-A $Yl~~-i~f;-.44~"Irir.7~-.Wlmffw--

GqSEV, flikolF- lakolaYeVichl EITAYEV 0 Ivan Ge o r g iy a v i c

USS'R Human and Artimal Morphology (Normal and S-2
Pathological). The Peripheral Nervous System.
Abia Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 10, 1958, 45525.
Au,.~hor : Yurshana, K.K.
In at : R-0-F =gve'~-'
Title : Correlation Between the Nerves and the Azygos Vein.
ort.)
(Prelimi,nary Rep
Or :ig Pub: V. sb. Zdravooklar. Sov. Latvii. II. Riga, 1954, 116-
118
Abstract: The investigation of ten recent human cadavers,
ages 5-8-months., indicated that the branches of
the t'runcus, f-orming the greater splanchnic nerve,
and the-branches of it intersect the hemiazygos
vein (HV).and the corresponding intercostal
veins along their:anterior surfaoca; the remaining
nerves of the truncus intersect HV along its dorsal
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USS)R Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and S-2
Pathological). ThO Peripheral Nervoua Syntont.
Abu Jour. Ref Zhur-Biol., No 10; 1958, 45525.
Abistract; surface. In nine out of ten eases, in the region
of the 4-5th riba, one or two larger branches de-
parted from the trunous and intersected HV along
its dorsal surface. The branches of the thoracic
region of the vague nerve, approaching or inter-
secting HV, were not uncovered.- -- A.V. Kuzlmina-
Prigradova

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Irt-ta in%~Jxnerwv aer-,,-
equalization of a 'riangtdatlon"',
4-1 1).
fotos"Yemki i kartografti, .-ol. 11, 19,15 00.
Letollds Inykh
SO: U-3042, 11 March:53, U _Statey, lio. 9,, 191t9)

AUTHOR:
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TITL.-I
TITME:
PERIDDICAL:
ABSTRACT:
Yurshanskiy,. Z. LT., Docent, Candidate of Technical Sclences
Certain Relationships in the Theory of Estimating Functions
of Quantities Adjusted by Least Squares (Nekotoryye zavisi-
mosti v t;orii otsenki tochnosti funktsiy velichin, urav-
nennykh po spo3obu naimen'shikh kvadratov)
Tzvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Geodeziya i aero-,
fotos"yemka, 1958, lir 1, PP 51-52 (USSR)
The equation of a function of quantities adjusted according
to the method of least squares (1) is given and the formula
(16) is derived. This formula (16) determines the actual
error in the balanced value of the function. Professor X.. L.
Provorov had already drawn the,attention to the existence
of this equation (16). Fere only the argumentation for this
equation is given.
AS'SOCIATION; Novooibirskiy institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos"yemki
i kartopTafii
(1-Tovosibirok Engineerirg Institute of Geodesy, Aerophoto-
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SOV/154-50-1-6/22
Certain Relationships in the Theory of F-st-i~atilnng F ~-ctioms: of es
Adjuiited by Least Squares
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BMISTROV, Georgiy AlekseAvich; K02ZOV, V.P., dotsent, retsenzent;
YURSMS-KIT, Z.14.i'dotsent. reteenzent; GCMYZV, G.A., doteent
GMYGINA, A.1o, rod,izd-v&** BOTVINKO, N.V.# tektz,md.
[Collection of problems pertaining to the method of least
aqwres) Zadschnik po sposobu usiman'shikh kvadratov. Moskva,
Izd-vo geodezlit-rv, 19600 (MIRA 13:12)
(Least squares)

A49NO116-46031 5 0 E CODE'.__ UR/322W/64/018/001/0049/ 056-
AUTHOR: Yurahanskiye Z, M. (Docent, Candidate of technical sciencea)
10
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ITLE;- Evaluations of the precision of triangulation grids adjusted by means.of digi-
al computers
SOURCE: Novosibirsk. institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofot s"vemki i kartografii.
rudys V id-, 1
no. , 1964. Geodeziya- Geodesy 49-55
T
0PIC TAGS: triangulation, error correction, digital computer, computer programming
1AIJ3
STRACT.- The author presento a variation.of the prqMam he-described in a previous
article (Trudy 1111GAiK, vol XVIIt.1963) for adjusting'triangulation grids of the third
an
d fourth lasses of a digital computer. Appended-to the present article is a 45-step
flowchart of the adjustment and error analysis program. Analysis of the initial vari-
ant showed that in adjusting triangulation grids containing about-20 points, correc-
tion to the coordinates of the points could be made with sufficient accuracy with the
first substitution of the vector of the free terms of the uormal equations B.,, in the
matrix equality
Xri Br I
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T. 1. YURSIENKO
T 1. Yurs~cnko, 6. N. Gromova, V. B. 1.1172M
Investioation of Peioxides . as icnitiators--duri,ng..-Emulsicih Tol merization"
y
Journal fuer Angewandte Chemie-(Journal of Applied Chemistty) 16, 70, lw~~20,
September 1946, Institute for Synthetic Rubber,
AMUCT AVAILABU
D-50054

T. 1. Yurshenko,.V. A. PuLshin and K. S. Grigoryeva
"The Initiatinig Action of Tertiary-flydroperoxides and-Their Influence on The
Polymerization lZate", Peports Academy of Sciences, USSR, 151, 574-550, December
1950, Lvov, Polytechnic Institute
ABSTRACT AVAILABLE

RIASTOi,OV, A.A., ~,-and. tekhn. rinuk (Chelyabirisk) -YURSHIN Y4V
(Che Ily a b- If ri sk,
Features of using distribution transformars, in rural electrical systems.
Friargetik 13 no.6rl-3 Je 165. (MIRA 18:7)

BARAIIOVSKIY, Mikhail Adamovich; YURMTOVICHp N.t red.; VANiCEUK!, Lp red.
STKPANWAv W.t.tekhn. re-cT.-
[Mechanization and automation of sheet-eetal work) Hekhatiftataila i
avtomatizatsiia shtampovochnGgo proizvodstra. Minsk Gdfi. izd-vo
BSSR Red. nauchno-tekbn. lit--!ry, 1960. 233 p. (MM 31,:6)
(Sheet-metal work-Technologitml inna7ation:)
(Automation)

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IVANOVP A.A., doktor tekhn. nauk; MARYUTAV A.M., inzh.; YURTAYEV. A.V.,inzh.;
LIYdMI, V.P., inzh.
Discrete automatic control system of charging ores into a --j=.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. 6 no.10:111-115 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy ordena. Trudovogo Krasnogo, Znameni gornyy
inatitut imeni Artemi (for Ivallov, Haryuta). 2. Hovokrivorozhakiy
gornoobogatitellnyy kombinat (for Yurtayel; Likhman).

'TS, SV.. -'ihzh
IAWN, P.z6-,- LIPINIAN, V.P. iiizb:i,; -STRELE
IU-RT.AW-I-,,, A..V.,, irizb.
Automatic control of hi-Dricaticn. ff-nkh. i avtom. prai%v. 19 no.4.,
37-38 Ap 165. 'OURA 18: 6)

IVANOV, A.A., dol:tor tekhn.nauk~ 14ARYUTA, A.N.;.YURTAYEV, A.V.
Unit for continuous coarseness control of ore feeded for miLl-ing,
Avtom. i prib. no. 1:18-20 -ja-44r 064. (MlWt 17.- 5)

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#US3R/Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and PatholoGical) T
Metabolism. Vitamins.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur Diol., No 6, 1959, 2634o
Author : yurtayevp 001.
Inst -Institute of Experimental Medicinet Academy of Sciences
Larvian SSR
Title Experimental D6-Avitaminosis In Dogs
CriG Pub : Tr. in-ta experim. med., jUN LatSSR, 1957, 14o 87-98
Abstract : In dogs which, for a prolonged period of time, received
rations deprived of vitamin B6, hypochromic anemia de-
veloped, weight decreased, epileptic seizures arose as
vell as paresis of hind extremities and, in individual
cases, skin chanees appeared. Me speed of appearance
of D6-avitaminosis depeaded on aGe. In adult do[,s as
differentiated from puppies, the content of Hb in blood
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USSR/Huzm and Animal Physiology (Normal and PatholoGical) T
Metabolism. Vitamins.
i&bs Jour Ref Zhur Diol.) No 6, 1959, 2634o
was preserved on a sufficiently high level for 5-7
months; siens of disease were not noted. Introduction
of pyridoxine to anirmls which suffered avitaminosis
first of all stopped the appearance of epileptic seizu-
res; in order to cure the anemia 200-500 gamma/kf; of
pyridoxine daily was needed. -- L.A. Kashchevaskaya

Biological method for determining vitamin P. Vit. res. i ikh. i3p.
nj>.4sl84-188 159. (KIRA L4:12-)
1,.Vaesoyuznyy vi stitut,, Moskva.
(BIOLOGICAL ASSAY)

VIPRINTSMVA A.I.; YURTILYEV, G.I,
Chnnges' in the morphol
-ogical blood co=osition 1~ ~6erimeiutal
yliamin B6 defialency in dogs. Top. pit. 18*ao.3:17-24 W-ja 159.
(KIRA 12:7)
L Iz kafedry latologicheakoy fIziologR.(zav,.*- prof. L.R. Perellman)
Leningradskogo oanitarno-gigiyonicheskogo meditsinskogo lustitmta i
biologicheskoy-11aboratorii (tav,'- prof. X.E. Wlchinskaya)
Vaesoyuznogo fiauchno-issledovatel'skogo, vAtmmiAw4o Instituta. lanih-
grad.
lviumni B6 IAIIGIENGY* expor,
er~hrooyte level in dogi (Ruo)j
(ERYTmocyriqu.
in experi,,.vitamin-136 def ic'. in, dogs (Rai))