SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALEXANDROV, B. - ALEXANDRU, V.

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AIWAIWM, S. [AloksaMrow, S. I
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The "Balkan 250' MotoroYae im prepared this way.
Auto motor 3.1 no.22:22 I D 158.

no rkcadamic do&T.,.-es indicated
7n.qtItute for Physical Chemistry, Charles Univcrsity, and Polaropradhic
In3titutat Czechoslovak Acadc=f of Science, -PraCue (for all)
Pra~:uco conection of Czechoslovak ChwIcal Co=mwLic:ttions,, :.,o 1, 1963
p2 210-220
"Pol.arographic Cata3itic Grade of Serum Alb=cn in Colbalt (I!)- and
Cobalt(III) Solutions"

ALEXAMMOI!, Bojm,n, In$.
Dnnage caused too the poplar stands of the Danube banks and islands in
Bulgaria, by arwicolso (Arvicola ter,,qstris L.) and possibility of
their control. 1jes caa 10 no.6 599-600 Je, 164.
1. Main Forest Administration of the Bulgarian People's Republic.

MATOWA, E.; A4,8
WVftDf,, r.; MAKAVNMA, H.;
N.
Potoix.1kan of ornitboals vii-im by the fluoresowt antibody method,
u.qjnll convoileacent anti-virus abortion sheep vera. J. byg. epidem.
(Fl%lia) 9 rio.W53-255 165.
1. III&nr Institute of Militw-y Medicine, Tatarinary Institute of
Infentlous and ftrasitfc DiBessna, State Epidemlology Staticin,
Sofilt.

ALVANDROV, K.; RAITCHEV, Po
Oontribution to the problem of Me carcinogenic property of
tdbacco. Dokl. Bolg. akmd. nauk 16 no.1:329-332 163.
1. Note pro ntes par D. Orahov*ts.
LUNG NEOPLASM) (SNOXING
rNHOFLW4S, XXPKMH`TAQ

Al,[:W,DftiDY, K*
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Research cn the MA/IFA ratio In the lungs of rats after in-
haUtion of cigarette mm&e. Dokl. Bolg. sked. nauk 18 no.2t
173-374. 164
1. SukmItteL on October 8, 1961'.

WOW, R.;
04MU"anic substan*op contained in the fatty tissue of a mamummy gland
aMoted by carcimm, oov;ared vith the morphDlogical changes in its
Pamch7m. Neoplamm 8 ne.3t247-252 161.
1. Oncological Scientific Research Institute, Sofia, Bulgaria.
(IBRUST NZOPLUMS metab) (ESTROGMS mistab)

Trmittic dtifects ar Oe aurJcle and rmathoos of their repair.
Acbk Oilr. plalit. MOO 6 no.4:302-112 164.
,1. r"o partmetit alf pry and Stoimtology of the
Burp
XiTwd Ifflithry XMIcal Aendem,,r, Holder t)" thf, Or6Ar of Lenin,
loemirigrad (U.SE.S.R.) (Pirector: Pror. Y.v. Mukhin)-

ALEXAI.DROV,. V1.
"Introduction to the theory or an,.xirtic functions of multiple com-
pleit varin'Clvr!" li-), B.A.Fuk,,. lb~via~;ad by VIL. ;Llui,~.andro-. Fiz. mat
erir-i-1-? BAN ~r ~-.1:72. 963.

ALUMROW, 9. 1 Simowk, P. I SAWATINOWA, I.
- ,
Potentially oftreinocente substances in the digarette smoke. Presence
of 3,4-banx,opyrene. Xeoplasma 8 no.6s575-576 161.
1. 00mloglaches FormobougainstItut und Institut fur Pbysik der
DAIVwlschnn Akademis der Viesensebaften Sofia, Dalgarien.
(BMOMWM) (SMOMG)

ALEXANDROKCA, $.: P
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GEOGRAPIR &. GE)014ff
Periodicalst Act& Paleontologica Polonica, 1958
AUMMROWCA, $. The Upper Cretaceous tufaceous deposits in
the Miechcw symalive. p. 213
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EW) IZ, Vol 8. No,L,
April 1959, Unclasa

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SCt floriLbly I I,st of iast Luropean Accessi, ns, '-G, Vc-2- 3, 1,
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Ilarf,,inAl remarks oil S. I~yczlcowsWa paper "Clns8i ficat on of Localitdes in Ilountain
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141 ncl.

AI.EIANDWJICZ,. 0~16102&w.wl.
A tnologiml confwence in Khe ar. Sylwan 56 no.1:91-94 Ja-F 162.

ALELUMIDWICZ, Z,
Breeding p1gs fmtho winter brood. p. 24. (PLON. Vol.. 4, No. 11, Nov. 1953.)
SOt Monthly List of FAst Maropeam Accessio-s, L. C., Vol. 3, No. 4, April, 1954

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Tho basic principlom of btdlding in the field of swine breading.
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ALFUNNOWICZ
- - W, - 0 1, " . M $.~, prof. dr; HILSKI, E.; MARIIJIlLrWICZ, W.; &Q,,.jNSrj, j,
Absolutm weight as IndicAting the leanness of the bacon pig
carepkas. Rocz nalik roln zootechn 94 no.l-.1-9 '64.
1. Department of Specific Animal Breeding of the Schoc,'- of
Agriculture, Powin. Headsprof. Alexandrowicz.

ALEXANDROWICZ S.
Report cal the activjtlea of the pc~jjjj.,: rcviO(r,;r 7c,-jet~. for
1961/62. Ract gool Kr&kow 33 no. 4-li6l--5t,9 '63.

Al "LU Ml C~ ~: ~:i -p..
A di,~gran cf' j(,.Ctcjic Piserurer and the nrthorl r)' cors*nir-n it.
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-ol;
,jc7-M-rv 'V0# h, no. 71 Jul- 1956, wArs7,nva, p lare,)
:I:cntl,.l-. ~-ndo-x of Fast !umrerm Accearl(,ns T,-:. ",,). 7, r0. 2,
Iellmln-

AUMMIDROUZZ, S.
Assemblageis of the Globotruncam in the Turonian of the Krakow region.
p. 41. ACTA GEDLOGICA POLONMS Warszawa, Poland Vol. 6, No. 1, 1956
SOMICE: Itheit European Accessions List (UAL) IC VOL, 5, No, 6.
Jima 1956

Awlklamicz), S.
GWORAPHT 9e 01KADGY
Periodioal: NWARTALHIK 08DIDGIZZNY. Val. 2, no. 1, 1958.
ALELAICWWICZx S, Outline of the microfauna stratigraphy of the Miocene
of the SilesiaArakow region. P. 54.
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Vol. 2-,, no. 2, ic;:;g
nf!*Ast Ziironoart Av7rss~7is 7-C "'C1. , :lc.

ALEXAINDFIOWI)4..jLafAZL--
The age of transgressive Miocene deposits at Mazancovice near
Bielsko. Kwartalnik goal 3 no.3:662-676 159. (EEAI 9;7)
1. Garnosla3ka StacJ& Terenowa In3tytutu Ge,~Ioglcznego
(Poland-Geology) (Carpathian Mountains)

1I.M.11.0t7l). It., , -, toi:i; " :'- ~ '~ 1 - .
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` ALEXAMDROWICZ, Stsfanl-WEMNLAK-STOM, Wanda
Phosphorite concretions in the Turonlan sedimnts of the Krakow
region. Ewartalnik getil 3 n-3.1-.197-206 '59. (EUI 9%8)
1. Stacia Gorn-mlaska I.G. ZAklad Surowcov MineraInych A.G.H.
?Poland--Phosphorites)

AIMAMWOJM, S.
. .. ......S.tIrm.tj.g.m,phi-c position of the Tbrtonian evaporites formation in the
Somthern pairt of the Upper Silesian Basin. Bul geolog FIN 9 no.11
45-51 161.
1. Departmient of General Geologrp School of Mining and Metallurgy,
Cracow. Presented IV W. Goetel.
(c6ology) (Silesia)

.~ROIP
~!' ._ =-,"tan
"
StrwtigrapbV of the Obodenics and Grabowlec beds at cbe3m on the Raba
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1. Karpmalm Stacja Teranowa InstTtutu Goologicsnego.

AMMIDOMM, Stefan Witold; S=ARMU, Damuta
- -.-
03cumnoo of Tertiary formations under the chalk of Xornioa
near Mala Podlasks. FrzsgI geol 1.1 no.1:38-39 A 63.
1* Akedeenia Gornicso-Wtnicza, Krakow.

ALUAMLI;-.CWIC4;, 3tefan Withold; GEROLN, Stanislaw
Aasockation of wmll Fomminifem in the Eocene of the Tatra.
Rocz geol Krakow 33 no.1/3s219-228 163.
1. Latedra. Geologii, Akademia Gornicto-Hutniesa, Krakow,
Katodru Geologii, Unlwersytet Jagiellonski, Emkow.

AILUOROWICZ, Stefan Witold
- ~ I"', I ~
Lowor Tortonian sediuants in Brmakouka near Cieszyn. Kwartalnik
gsO 7 no.2:319--336 163.
1. Insty4it Geologimny, Karpacka Stacja Terenowa, Yxakow.

~ttfa "
-,: , ~i ~~ 7 ti; !;.R~.C ;. , sj~ jilelit
"he L4,t
,!tr Tj~: rJam f rom I rseclazow near cdowlecisa. fiovz
Ilmol 1(~I-dtkvw P no. 4:493--';15 '63.
. . Impixtinen', c' 4;ec2fgy mnl . : r,-~12-~ z:: V7'~,'nt~
fil-~d ~% I. e L&l I ur1r., ~ )'-- a kcw.
4

ZAK, 1*-,-,.; ALEMANDITSIM"', S.
I'hirty-fifth Congress of' the Pollsl, Geclogic Society held in
Kielce, Stptember 16-19, 1962. Rors gacl Krakow 33 no. 4:551-560
'~,3.
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ALEIMRMICZ, Stefan Witold
Mocene tectonics in the Up er Silesian Basin. Act&
9*oI PbI 14 zo.W75-231 19Z I '
I Yk
1. Department or Geology, School of Min ,and Metallurgy,
Krakow.

ALUMRCKCZg Zofis
Carbaniforms Foraninifera frcm loslawa Gora near By-tcm in Upper
SlIelea. Xwartalnik god 3 no.4s869-Wl 159. (ERAI 10.1)
1. Zaklad Goologii Ogalnej Akadexii Gornicto-Hutniczej
(Silesia-Foraminifera)

DUMT.TRISCU, Mirces, Ing. , cereststAor; ALEXANDRU, Ai, ing.
Denignimg forreresonant stabilizers with alternating tedion.
Automatics electronics 6 no.1-22-29 J&-? 162b
1. Sol do THaborator Is. Inatitutul. do Cercetari Electrotahnice (for
Alms.rdru).

Results in product.on; the sain critorion of the =Iturml and
mduomtional work. Mmes, sindic 6 no.7:20-23 JI 162.
kltjf~,

EDUAFM, Ghoorlrbe# Ing.; FWICISC, Poros, in.-. IMMOMM, --- ..
11-ITtit- J-1. -41MA C.; Rj4WjptA_, ., C~, inr:
lommi 10m;- ~ag.
Fle3vrvem of reduction or materietl consumption In convtm.-'~tjons.
11'roblomo ecan 19 no.23152-157 F 165.
1. 1111-ector, "Laminorul" Plant, Braila (for Eduard). 2, Director,
"Moridla.111 Factory, Lugoj (for Franclac). 3. Head of the Technical
Offi-vo, "Hondial" Factory, Lugo.1 (for Roeeliese). 4. Director,
Scaenl Glass Factory (for Vasile). 5. Director, "Victoria" Dis-
trict Ehterprise or Local Industry, Tirr-oviste (for Sand&). 6.
Chief Ehirinear, "Victoria" District Enterprise of Local Industry,
Tirgoviste (for Hadularcu). 7. Director, Regional T~,~st for
Constructions, Argos (for Olteanu). -.8. Chief Engineer, Regional
1'rumt for Constructions, Arges (for fonescu). 9. DiActor,
Reg3onal Trust for Local Construction,%, Dueharest (for Alexandru).
10. Chief' Engineer, Regional Trust f9r Local Construct-Ions,
BuctAj-eot (for Cvasnievschi). 11. Direct -, Institute for Power
Pro,jenta and Studies, Bucharest (for Hit%).

AUXAMIRI), C. , conf. ing.; BUMBARU, S. , Ing.; IOSIFF.5CU, C. , Ing.;
MFESC'U" St.
Coubined power equipment conviating of gas renerators with
free pitttons and ps turbines set up on board ships, and "
their bohavlo- duftft."ov Uou. Rev transport 9 no. 3:97-103
10tr 162 .
'N

TAHM, G. , lootor univo Jbieumati); A4ZWDRJ, D., lector univ. (Buouresti)
Aspecte *r lie dedvopwnt of indastri in Rumania during the yearsvt
the ppople's regime. Natura. Geografie 15 no.2:3-9 Hr-4p 163.

Aj;ulmw, D., lector Univ. (Bacurepti)
,-. - - .. I...
The soommic cap of fb=ania. liatura Geografle 15 no.2:88-89 Mr-Ap
163.

TANASE, Gth., Itivtor univ. (Ducuresti); AlEXANDRU , D., lector Univ.
OwcurasjLl) ... 1. - -- I - 1-
,mivniopuent of Rumanian industry In the first halt* of the
six-year plan. Natura Geografis 16 no. 1:8-20 J&-F 164.

ALEXAM)RU, Dim
In maceird with the specific condltJons of the state farms.
thmoti mindio 7 no.9341-43 S 163.
1. Pimoodintelo oomitetului sindicatului de ]a Goopodmrii1e
Agriool" do Stat Perimoru, regiunest Bucuresti.

AMIANDOO, Gh., ing.
11-- 111-01---o-,
Water drainage methods in coal mine operations. Rev min 15
no. 5/6o267-271 MY-Je 164.

AU=MV, 1.
"Caawn. ftads..O
P. 19 (Drmd Belaugvlui) No. n, Nov. 1957
Buchamat, Rumwda
SO: Monthly 3Mox *f East Eurq*an Accessions (EEAI) Lr,. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 19.58

PMWCU MMU., I., ing.j A=ILIMRU, I., ing.
'"WOOMAW-m-
Timberina_ of tho caueries of-t1w 0.16 February, Hydroeiectri.
Fmor Station, Argon, by means of rook bolts. Rev min 14 no.q:
3S.44" 8 063.

ITJm,kNDFU lon
:I-
Ez*v4:a*ry fulfillnont, of the ooop6ration plan in the care of the
rogicool trad&-unlon oamittees. HMnoa windic 7 no.2:9-11 F 163.
1. Protiedints al Cionsiliului regional al aindicatelor, Ploiesti.

ALMNDJW. lart ;w
I& BUPJWt of the eAterprises for the elimination of the gtock of
ma.terilas excoeding the norm. Nonce, aindic 6 no.9t.18-20 s 162.
I- P"SsdiAts al CoWdliului reglaWa al sindicatelor, Plojesti.

AIALWIDAU, L.;. CIOBMIU, It.; CWTIAV, D.
rm from polypropylone. Note 1. Rev chimie Min petr 14 no.9:
515-51.9 S 163*

Wl'A,CIV, 72crical 4wmw)~~. -
Separation std purification of po3,vvirql alcohol after the
b7dr*17mIB operationo Rev* chimle Min petr 14 mosIO096-
599 0163e

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R/003/62/0131/005/001/001
D272/D308
AUMRS. _AjqxyA4ruL_L,, and Oprip, M.
TITLE: Synthesis of polyvinyl alcohol. VII. The
influence of the polymerization medium of
vinyl acetate
PERIODIOAL: Reviete. do Chimie, Ducurelti, no. 5, 1962,
279-281
TEXT: The influence was studied of various media used in the
polymerization of vinyl acetate--aliphatic and al-omatic hydro-.
carbons, alcohols, polyalcohols, ketones, and esters--upon the
polyvinyl alcohol obtained by hydrolysis of the resulting poly-
vinyl acetate. The polymerization was carried out under c8nstant
conditions, with vinyl acetate solvent ratio of 1:1, at 60 C,
using 0.5% azod,iisobutyronitrile as the initiator. It was found
that the presuce of alcoholic groups strongly reduced the degree
Card 1/2

R/003/62/013/005/001/001
Synthesis of polyvinyl... D272/D308
of polymerization, although at higher concentrations of these
groups in the system %no degree of polymerization was higher than
that obtained with hydrocarbons. 11olyacetates and polyalcoholB
of various molecular weights have been obtained by charging the
soivent in which vinyl acetate was polymerized, the highest mole-
cular weights being obtained with glycerine. The degree of branch-
ing was also affected by the medium, being lowest for the ketones.
In addition, the use of the lower ketones increased appreciably
the degree of crystallinity of both polyvinyl acetates and poly-
vinyl alcohols. There are 2 figures and 6 tables.
Card 2/2

A:21' .-. :.~. -~ . !,~) BUTACIU, F.
Synthesis of polyvinyl alcohol. Note 6. Invoroo
hy&ol3tsim of polyvinyl acetate by polyvinyl mdeat:r).
Rev ch-buis Min potr 13 no.2:80-83 F 162.

AIMA H)RU, L. I PSTADIAM, Si
. ......
Aspeoto of drying polyethylonetarephthalate granules. Rev chimie Min
Potr 13 no.Ut673-678 N 162.

AMMION Ms APK04" R/OD03/64/015/006/0333/0337
AUMORs Alwtandru, L* 0 Balint, -to
TITM Synthesim or polywinyl alcohol for synthetic fibers. Note ns obtaining
poly-winyl alaolvz~l- with a regular structure
SOURCISs Ravista do chimisp Yo 15, no* 6, 1964,,333-337
TOPIC TIM o jolrvinyl alcohol$ polyvivyl acetate, polymerization, polymer#
regular struetursp balogenin acetate
ABSTRACT& Recent preoccupation in Ahe field of the synthesis and processing of
polyviM3. acetate used in the x2nufacture of polyvinyl alcohol fibers can be'
summarized, according to Indications in technical literature, in two chapters; a)
control of the poUserisation process to obtain a polymer with a regular structure;
and b) charges Inthe technology of obtaining polyviv7l alcohol fibers in order to
Imp:ovs their physiao-machstdcal properties and lower their cost. The paper
attempts t* elucidate one of the means bly which an increase in the crystallinity
of poliviarl. alcoW "a be obtainedb It describes the polymerization of
halogenia sootaten of v1tW1 and the structural changea in polyvinyl alcohol
produced bCr theme polymers. The paper In In three partat synthesis and-puria-
cation or balagenic adetates of vlW2, obtaining and purifying palyh4ogenic

AOCESSION Ms AP40,42118
acetates of v1MI to+Aj bq&o2ysjs of these polymem and aottdy of ft7stalli
chapps In Um :;LkLZ' pol"jWl &Ioob*14 Orig. art. bass 28 flgw" and am
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ALEKA3MRU, V.
nlra~lvtcn of FlAneu via, Cimat Oped.0 P, 20, (AVIATIA SPORTIVA, Vol. 5,
No. 5. ?47. 1914t &wuresti# Phavarda.)
.90; Y=thly LIst of Ust gurol*an Accesgions. (EEAL) , LC, Vol. 4,
No. 1. Jan. 1955 Uhcl.

ALEIMUM, It. P:r~lov-v-tl)
1~ie i6p~MAZ E,--^ Guinea. flatvra Gvoer-fle 13 r. .- .,S--93 I:y-,je 161.

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D226/D304
AUTI LOR Alexandru, It., Engineer
TITIE- Progress in seismic investigations
PMIODXCgkL: Petrol 91 gaze, v. 12, no. 2, 1961, 57-68
TCXT: The article describes a few new techniques used in scismom-
etry to im-3rove recording of seismic waves, as well as results ob-
tained in kiriania in arranging geophones and shooting points, and
selecting the optimum characteristics of the equipment ipvolved.
First experiments with arranged geophones were conducted by the
author in the difficult conditions of the South-Bucharest zone in
1957. 3 to 12 geophones were used on a channel, arranged in groups.
The recordings were accomplished by 'ISS - 26 - 51 D" seismic sta-
tions.. In later experiments the author employed a linear arrangc
ment of the geophones on a basis of 60 m. This arrangement gave
good results. During the experiments conducted in the South-BuK:r-
est zone, it was determined that the apparent impulse period increa-
sed together with an increase in the distance between the geophones
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of a chminel. An increase in the number of geophones was directly
proportional to the rvduction of the dephasing. In the arrangement
of geophones, no standardization of characteristics was possible.
Errors and correlation difficulties could be explained by the dis-
torted recording, due to the non-homogeneity of the low-velocity
zone and the accidental relief of this zone, a fact which reduced
the accuracy of investigations. One of the shortcomings noted by
the author in describing arrangement techniques was the insufficient
volume of combinations of arranged geophones and arranged explosions
and the low volune of experiments conducted by using explosive
arrangements, A new combination of the arrangement of gco,)Iiones
and shcotinga led to an improvement equal to LhC square o.-" the im-
:)rovement obtained by only one type oi arrangemcnc. This was proved
by conducted by the 1aXV !_~CtLIO(l Lt tl-ic 1:ocriana Plat-
form The s. imul 1: zinc oiis- sihootin~,' o': 110 11-~; of LC to a depth of
1.0 m awA distribitted to 16 holes. supplied the same result as 505
,q.-, cW Oynamitc placed in one hole at a dcp~h of 51 n. The holes
of the arrangement were located in a 900 m area, at 10 m from each
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other. On the basis of experiments conducted in the South-Bucharest
zone, the following conclusions could be drawn: a) The distribution
of the generating points on the surface should be uniformly accom-
plished and the produced impulses should be as identical as possible;
b) For every zone there exists a minimum limit of shooting holes;
c) The distance betireen the holes should be selected so that the
action radii of the impulses do not mutually super-pose. With regard
to the location of shooting points, the author distinguishes between
linear arrangement, square-shaped arrangement, and circular arrange-
ment. The shape of the charge and the height of the explosion direct-
ly affects the results obtained by air shooting. On the basis of
experiments, the author recommends the use of controlled shooting,
the selection of the optimum explosion height and the use of conical
charges or flal: cylindrical charges. The hypotheses worked out by
the Soviet V14110 laboratory were experimentally verified by using
charges of various shapes and weight, the value of the specific in-
pulse being determined according to the distortion of a number of
cylindrical copper columns. This arrangement technique leads to an
increase in the useful wave's intensity and to reducing disturbances.
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The most important problem is the generation of elastic waves.
Good recording depends on the shape of the charge, the shooting con-
ditions, and the medium in which the shooting takes place. Conical
charges had a higher effect than cylindrical ones, and the more the
height/diameter (H/D) ratio dropped, the more the explosive effect
increaHed. Experiments were done under R. Blum in the Alexandria
region with cylindrical charges (Ii Z. 6R) having a conical cavity in
the bottom. Clear seismograms were obtained, although the shooting
depth iras only 7 m. Results of the same quality were obtained with
a reduced quantity of explosive,;, by perfoming"surface shootings.
The author finally mentions that magnetic tape rccordings will also
improve seisnic investigations. There are 13 figures, 1 table and
13 references: 10 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Sovie t -bloc. The refdrences
to the Lt%flish-language publications read as follows: I.W. Hammond
and I.E. Hawkins, For the Production of the Best Results with the
Aid of the Actual Seismic Apparatus, Geophysics. vol. XIII, no 4,
1958.
SUMIITTI*.D:
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ALEUNDRU. Kodeleime
larstle phenmena in the "Icarsous tufa in the Bw3ec Depression.
Probleme geog 7s253.237 060. (EW 10:3)
Ow4ania-Volomic ash, tuff, etc.)

POPOVA,4UCU, t 14
,L__,_ (BucureBti)
'The lower limit of the Quaterne17 and its stratigmphic poodtion
in the East Zuropean Plain' by V.P. Gridbuk. Reviewed bv A. Popova-
Cucm aad N. "exandru. Natuxu Geografte, 13 no.4:86-89 If2,
t

JUAWDRUA Hadibleins
--I . ......
The Sibiu Depressionj some preliminary goomorphological observations.
Problems geog 9s289-296 162. (publ. 163)

AUCXANMU, Madolsine
*Tbe goolgraphical importance of pollen analysis" by X.Van Campo,
S. HIMI, Reviewed tV Nadeloins Alexandra. Problem geog 9:
356-358 162. (publ. 163)

PCMA, A. (Buau-rostl);_4LIXAXVRU., _M (Buoureati)
"Palymology in the U.S.S.R.* by H.I. Nelstadt. Rerieved by
A. Popom, H. klexandru. Natura Geografie 14 no.6-85-86

-1j., ing.jIBLIM, R., ing.; DDICIN, D., ing.
-M=MPjPA
ConsAftrations A the study of the superficial zone in sei+mstric
prospediting. PelWol mi gave 14 to.ljl~9 Ja '63.

ALEXANDRU, M.f Ing.-I BLUM# R., i0g.1 DOICIN, D., ing.
Use of nonl.ongitudinal profiles for continuous correlation in
selawl.c prospecting. Petrol at gate 14 no.3:1.13-118 Ja 163.

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in '2ech-niquo, and Science."

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AUTHOAt:
TI TLE: Ihe 0 i-ime Aicl-cisc Opel!
PERIODlCAL: ~tiihJ4 ti TehnicK, no, 9, 1961, 22 - 23
TEXT: The author briefly describes slow-motion photography and various cameras
used for this purpose. The conventional motion-picture cameras can only be used
for a maximum speed of 200 - 300 frames per sec. For industrial or scientific
purposes, however, considerably higher speeds may be obtained by special devices
or cameras. A, spead of up to 40,000 frames/sec can be achieved by a continuous
mot, ion of the film and by using optical compensation of the film motion. Tile
16--cm Soviet 5-.K.S,-l cine camera is used for frequencies of 150 - 4,000 frames/sec,
whereas the Z.L.1 cine camera made in the GDR can be used for 1.50 - 2,000
3~5 x 22-mm frames/sec. By reducing the size of the frames to 4 x 4.5 mm, the ZA. I
camera can make. 40,000 frames/sec, using a 35-an film. Drum-type cine cameras,
witb or without optical compensation, can make 5,000 18 x 24-mm frames/sec. By
reducing the height of the frames to 8 mn each, drum-type cameras with optical
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The "time micro3copetv
compensation achieved it speed of )W,O00 fraines/sec. Very high speed may be ob-
tained by a system ol llopti~~al comautation", where the filra stands still while the
,4ucceisivr image.i of the Subject 11:iwerpll the film surface. The Soviet S.F.P.
camera hc,.,; a filming trequency o~" 2,500,000 irames/ser, each frame being 5 x 5 mm.
Th.~ method ol iecmp~ssio& the into iumil ~mvfaces distributed on the photo-
,vensitive film according to a given "code", makes it possible to increase the
, ilimiig speed to 100 mill ion frames/sec. However, this high-speed photography
requires very good lighting. Saw other difficulties are due to the synchroni-
zation be-uxmn the ron--ol't' of the photographed phenomena and the operation of' the
C.1110~ 3)."Clivorlitation may be achieved by e!rctronic -optical, electro-
tupe.hataic.ii!, uc-:~usrical ind electrothermal devices, controlled by the photographed
action. which rrleasc the viumirit and the liKhting system. There are 8 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Studi,oul cinematograf1c I'M . Sahiall ("Al. Sahiall Motion-Picture
studi.0)
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p. 2
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I

SWAIM, E., conf. Ing.; AUMNDRU, F., ing.
Ot, t6m 1,,,,mblir%g conditions of the planetary mechanism with
doublei natellites. Constr mas 15 no.5:388-391 My 163.
1. lamtltutul politehnIc, Brasov. 2. Sef lab. Institutul
p*litsihnic, Dra9ov (for Alemandru).

ALSESAORV.Paratildy (Alexandra, P.). general-laytonant
7777=~;~
Aiilo *mateurisn in the Ramentan People's Republic. Radio no.12113
D '58. (MIRA llrI2)
1. Prodne0atell TSentrallnogo komiteta Obahchestva sodaystviya, oborons
'R*nynvkoV Warodnoy Respuloliki.
(Busanta-Radio, Shortwave)

UXGMAJV, St.;L, ~~ P.
DeveaoYmut, of the imxrfttor movemient In industry.
Problono aeon 15 no.7%31-" JI 162,

I)FJ.G)41CI, Ion, Ing,.; JUU, f,lex&ndru, Ing.; ALUANDRU, Potre, Irg.
Un.,nouttm (,r testing methods of automobile te"llesnopic
dampers. Vev transport 11 no.217l-74 F '64.

.A,UaAN1j1M , SI.. 0 Irjg.
Electric psychrometer for remote control and measurement
of ptLr*neaar3 related to wood drying systems. ind lemnului
15 rw. 3-87-90 ?1r 164.

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Each clay ased in a high-efficiency wayl '~onstr buc 16 no.7":l 11 April
,64.

ALEXANLRU, St,, oonf. Ing.; DOGARU, V., asist. ir)g.
AntomatIc installations for feeding the machine tools and putting
t1a processed parts in packets. lmd lemnului 15 no.6/7:219-226
jo-JI 164.

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Country : `711i-JiIA
Catom,ory : iarc: Animal,.
- h,-.-, Eoneybee.
Jour s 7~isf "Jiu-Biol., 7:o '~lj 1957, (6943
Author Baract 1,; Bolans, A.; Ale-nidru, 77.
Institut.
TItIo The Erfectiveness of
Or Ike, Pub. Apic,tl-W;?a, :"ej 7,
Abstract D-jrIn o~- --auaaniaji e.,:~)eri-
-.entai stations In ;!,,c rasults of
transfezrinc ;it~"Ii. vz,--ious Cim.-ance
':!re cc,.a,,),!xed. At Li'.,-r~.tlon7 p~~oved to
b,L~ unprO:Mabla; ,hippln~ vor,'Zzi per I kj, of
hone; Lroin a migratory apittry oxceed9d
costs fzom a control apia:~y by 18 times. In
1956, after collectin,- 19.1 !:,; from acacia
Ureass the experimontal group collected on th
average 15.4 jcg per colony from linden, trees
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Fkaba'.' Jour -.1of Zhur-Blol.j ?,7o 21, 195-), 9~,943
Author
Inatitut.
Tltlcj
Or IS Pub.I
Abstract from 23 J)ine to 11 July, and 1241 kg from sun-
k
flowers from 16 July to 3 ku6ust; a total of
4-,,6 %g,. The control group collected 13.75 kS
.rom acacia trees P-nd 13**- llc~; from sunflowers,
'ota of 32.15 IcZ,,$ to eel 14.15 k& less. r"
was shvan that rnigriitory are ~ii~;hly
effective provided blooming-, tl~e and. ~-hippine
costs of tee colonies are pnop~erly tatcnn into
account. -- V. A. Xanzyuba
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