SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAZILEVICH, F.K. - BAZILEVICH, S. N.

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BIZILILTICH. . nd. sell skokhozyaystyannykh nirak ,
r 'fectiveness of peat oomposts on alluvial soils of the
Ibieper
;2GY9 Zonlediefis' 6 no,10:81-82 0 10. t., (MIRA 11:11)
'I
le Xosaroviab-keya opytnaya stantsiya IngovodstTa. '
(post) (Polosys-composts)

BLUIEVICH, F.K.., kand.sellskokh~~z- rauk
Controlling shrubs in meadows and bogs, Zemledelie 25
no#10:
69-70 0 163. (MIn 16;11)
19 Kozarovichskaya opytnaya stantaiya lugovodstva.

BAZILEVICH. F.K.,--kand. sellskokhoz. nauk
I - - 1. ~ I ~ -.1.
Make better use of land resources. Zemlad6lie 26
no.9:76-77
S f64. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Kozarovicbskaya opytnaya stantslya
lugovodstva. -

BAZILEVICH, F.V.; ORLINKOV, L.L.
Practices in constructing an information retrieval
system
of a descriptor type on superimposed punched
cards. h"TI
no.9:22-27 165. (MIRA 19:1)

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iAUTHOR., Bazilevich Orlinkov, L. L.
oral. none
TITLE: Experience in constructing a descriptor type infornation
'retrieval system bas-
ed on peek-a-boo punched cards
SOURCE. Nauchno-takhnichaskaya informatsiya, no. 9, 1965, 22-27
information storage and retrieval, punched card
.,]TOPIC TAGS:
ABSTRACT: A system designed by the Ali-Union Scientific Research
Institute for Tech-
nico-Economic Research and Information on Radioelectronics
(VNIITEIR) for the retrieval
of abstracts and annotations in the field of radioelectronics is
described. The sys-
tem consists of four elements: (1) the documents (600,000 peek-a-boo
punched cards
classified according to the UDC); (2) address catalogs consisting of
punched cards with
both verbal and alphanumeric descriptors; (3) a manual or
electromechanical perfora-
tor; and (4) a peeX-a-boo viewer with a numerical document addresses
indicator. The
problem of setting up descriptor glossaries and subglossaries is
discussed in detail.
Descriptors are arranged in a hierarchical tree, a. g., a search for
abstracts on trans-
former production proceeds from production, equipment, to machine
toots, and finally,
to tran8fomers. A parallel system exists for similar, but not
synonymous, descriptors,
UDC! 002.513.5:676.815.2
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not amenable to the hierarchical system. The author cautions
against going into de-
tail in indicating areas of application for various units or
componen ts since this
would greatly increase the bulk of the glossary. It is stressed
that the above "Stem
must be viewed as a forerunner to an automated information
retrieval system and accord
ingly must be set up so as to facilitate an easy changeover to a
computerized system.
Orig. art. has: 1 table, 1 figure.
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BAZILVICH, G.
e , - 1~ -
Soid-traller for transporting furniture. Avt.tranap.34
no.11:15-16
N 056. (XLU 9:12)
l.Transportnays, kontora, U~ravlonlya prcetorgast goroda,
Leningrad&.
(7urnitura-Transportation) (Notortracks)

,~~ILZVICH, G.4.
Sprus for patterns Ir, precision investmant casting.
Biul. tekh.-
ekon. inform. Gos. naueho-isal, inst. nauch. i takh.
inform. .17
no.4:24-25 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:6)

BAZILEVICH)Georgiy KarpovichILEVCHWO, Ya*Vej inzh,)
red.; FOMICHKV,
A. G.,. Ff4. izd-,wa; VIRTS., V.L.., tekhn. red.
[The ZII,585~-B5 special track-mounted machine for
removing solid
deposits from catch pits] Spetsavtomashina ZIL-585-B5
dlia ochi-
atki vodostochMkh kolodtaev ot tverdykh osadkov.
Leningrad,, 1961.
3-1 p. (Leningradekii Don nauchno-teUnicheskoi
propagandy. Obmen
peredovym opytom. Seriiai StroitelInaia
prozVshlemost', no.17)
(MIRA 14:12)
(Sewerage-Equipment and supplies)

15-1957-3-2572
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiy4, 1957, Nr
3,
p 2 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Kulichenko, V. G., Bazilevich, I. B., Onishchenko,
0. M.
TITLE: Mikha.41 Nikolayevich Klyushinkov (On His Fiftieth
Birth-
day ard the Thirtieth Anniversary of His Scientific and
Pedagogical Activity) LRikhail Vikolayevieh Klyushnikov
(K 50-letiyu so dnya rozhdani a i 30-letiyu nauchnoy i
pedagogicheskoy deyatellnostip
PERIODICAL: Nauk. zap. KYyivslk. un-t, 1956, Vol 15, Nr 2,
pp 181-
182
ABSTRACT: M. N. Kryushnikovjftyushnikov 17, professor at KIM
University, studi the geology and mineral resources of
Ukraina (Ukraine) and the Urals. His most important
works have to do with the stratigraphy of Tertiary de-
posits of refractories, brown coal, kaolin, and other
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BAZILMCHI 1. 782
Sur lea thecremes do Koebe-Pieber-baoh. Matem. SB.j I
(43)p (1936), 283-292
Dopolneniye k rabotam Zum koeffizientenproblem der
schlichten funktionen I
Sur lea thooremes do Koebe-Biebarbach. Hatem SB., 2
(44), (1937), 6F9-698.
601 Mathematics in the USSR, 1917-1947
edited by Kurosh, A.G.,
Marlmahevicb,, A.K.
Rashevskiy, P.K.
Moscow-Leningrad, 1948

BAZIIEVICHI' LYE. DOC PHYSICOMATH SCI
DiBsertation: "Investigations on the Theory of
Single4eaf functions.n
22 Jun 1+9
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jan/reb '53
"Certain Properties of Schlicht Conformal
Reflec.
tions 'n I. Ye. Bazilevich and G. V.
Koritskiy,
MOICOW
"Dktemat Sbor'~ Vol 32 (74), No 1, pp,
209-218
If a unit circle is reflected conformally
into a
certain schlicht region by means of
complex-value
ftnetion regular in this circle, each
level line of
a given function (in form of a star)
lying witbin
& convex level-line mast be itself
convex, and
.stailarly for star-shaped reflections.
S. N. Mergal-
y4w posed the problem of whether or not
the number
of points of recurvature of the'level
line is a
241TO!
MMotonic function of radius rho. Author
shows
that this problem is solvab le in the
negat ive sense.
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BAZI VICH Y6. (11,08cow) 39-0-4-1/4
TITLE:
The Domains of the
Initial Coefficients of the Bounded

Schliaht n-inctions of p-Fold
Symmetry (Oblasti nacballnykh

koeffits4eitov ogranicYennykh
odnolistnykh funktsiy p-krat-

noy simmetrii)
PERIODICAL%
Matematieheakiy Sbornik,1957,vol 43,Nr 4,PP 109-428 (UM)
ABSTRAM
Lot
S
(M), be the class of the functions of p-fold symme-

p

try which are
regular and schlicht in lzl< 1

z2p+1 +
Zp+1 + 0
w - f(z) . z + c

p+1
2p+1

where a kp+1 ~ akP+1 + i b kp+1 and lf(z)(< E The points

1) .
cor-
P(ap+,, b,+,, a 2p+1, b2p+1) and 0,(Ic
1,1C

p+1
2-1
P+

respond to each function f(z)E S
(r) .

p

The author investigates the problem to determine the set of

the points P(a
1 1) for
1' 0) and Q(lc
1 t 0, a2
,I,lc 2

p+
p+
p+
,+

the class S
(M) . He states that these sets which are denot-

p
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D,(a,+,,, a 2p+1 ) and D M(jc p+11'1c2p+11) are closed

The Do=ains of the Initial Coefficimts of the Bounded
39-43-4-1/4
Schlicht Functions of p-Fold Sy=etry
simply connected domains. The solution of the problem is
based on the apllication of a well-known variation theorem
on the minimum of a certain integral. The same problem is
set up for three further funotibn classes, namely for the
clas"es Z (m) of those functions which are obtained from
Sp(14) by the transformation F(5) - f-1(5-1) , and for the
classes of the inverse functions to S (1-1) and Y-p(m)
respectively.
28 theorems and 2 lemmata are proved. Special cases are
not
investigated. 2 Soviet and I foreign references are
quoted.
SUBMITTED: 7 July 1956
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
1. Schlioht funotiene 2. Transformations 3. Integral
fwatiam
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AUTHORs 'aggL~~
TITLE: On the Estimation of the Mean Modulus in the Class
of Bounded
Schlicht Functions (0b oteenke srednego modulys, v klasse
ogranichennykh odnolistnykh funktsiy)
PERIODICALt Matematichookiy abornik, 1959, Vol 48, Nr 1,
PP 93-104 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Let f(z)r--sM if f(Z) - z + a 2z2 +...+cn2n+...
is schlioht and
regular in IzIoCl and if lf(z)14M.
Theorems For every f(z).C-S M is holds
27r 2 Ir
f if (re if)12 dfA f-X _ei(f, C) 1 2dy + c, (r)
f
0 0
21r 27C
f if (re"f) I d If it 're ;C)ldf+ c (r).
4 2
0 0
Here
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On the Estimation of the Mean Modulus in the Class of SOV139-48-1-315
Bounded Schlicht Functions
f*(Z' C (,+z -2r--z-(i+z) -~(-I+z)2_4 . z
2'Cz
the cl(r) and c 2(r) do not depend on M.
Theorems For every f(s)es M it holds
10,f)ed- W+ C,
3W
where C is an absolute constant and
1 21r
I(r9f) 2r jr(re'f)jdf, I(Iqf) - lim I(r,f),
0
Two further theorems of similar contents are given. The author
mentions G.M*Goluzin
There are 2 figures and 7 references, 5 of which are Soviet?
1 Finnish, and I-Englioh.
SUBMITTED3 September 19, 1957
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0111/0444
AUTHORS: Bazilevioh, Ye., Koritakiy, 0. V.
TITLE: Certain properties of level lines in conformal
mappings with one-to-one correspondence
PERIODICALs Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 140, no. 2, 1961,
279-280
TEXTt It is shown that under a sufficient fast increasing of the
modulus of a schlicht function in 1z) 4 1 a certain regularity can be
observed in the behavior of its level lines for r -iol.
The paper refers to the former publication of the author (Ref. It
Matem. sborn. 12 (74), 1, 209, (1953)).
Theorem i (Theorem 2)a For the class 3 of the functions f(z)
OD
2 + F 0n zn, being regular and schlicht in IZI < i, there exists an
n_2
absolute constant o4 S, 0. 1005 I
is star-shaped (convex), but there are functions F(S for which
a certain arc of a level line, lying in the ring
1)2 F(~) I -e- (A + e) 2 , 6>0
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S/O20/61/140/OO2/OO1/P23
Pgrtain properties of level lines . . . 0111/C444
2
((-q < (A >'0
k + FI) 9
is no more star-shaped (convex), if 3 in sufficiently near to
1.
There is I Soviet-bloc, reference.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut ptali imeni J. V. Stalina
(Moscow
Steel Institute imeni J. V. Stalin)
PRESENTED:- April 22, 1961, by M. V. Keldysh, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 22, 1961
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BAZIIZVICHP I.Te.; KORITSKITp G.V. (Ibskva)
Sow properties of the level liAss in on"beeted conforml
wpings, Mataboro 58 no,3:249-280 N 162. (KML 150-1)
(Conforna mappim)

BAZILEVICH, I.Ye. (140okva)
Generalization of an integral formula for a subclass of
univalont functions. Mat. abor. 64 no.4:628-630 Ag 164.
(MIRA 1711l)

BAZILEVICH, I.Ye. (Wskva)
Dispersion of the coefficients of univalent functions. Mat.
abor. 68 no.4t549~-560 D 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Submitted September 11, 1964.

uznmlaf, K. K.
See Alsot R&M. ) Z. A.2 DRAZ-191M, G. M., and IKALKINA,
R. I.
Authors.- Z. A. Rayev, G. H. Drathner, R. I. Malkina
and K. K. Bazilevich --
"Use of millet flour for sugaring M29"IeS in alcohol
produ-Mr-o~n,' P=shch7
prom-st' SSSR, Issue 121 1949) P. 13-19
SO: U-3566, 15 March 53, (Letapis 'Zhurnal Inykh
Statey, No..'-14, 1949).

Investigation of methoft for conilnuaw
/
i. tht prcylucOm of allcohol from starchy wubstamon.
Z. A. Racv, Z. K.Aslikirturl, T.M. D=hntr, and K. K.
Bazilevich. FiAala 11jesnyu:
-r77t-17-tMil. Spirl. i'royn. 1953, No. 1, .1.1 M,
1~ur., NCm. 1955, No, 4SX5.-A compnah"ll Study WA4
lu.kd~! IM11-C-1 Cirte- wid two-sttp -.%'Vlrtt
iiij~h. Thv. twNstcp prmcu pvc betto teimlt-i-

-5t
t7:r :--ill
----------
Me (4 ft;%Ltnld ITtillet Nr Wcharif"tion 0! mszh~
ll..r -..~~h
Xah.-# ~Vta . ~Mjj: 'Sparjomf
Pram. 1053, NO, 3, )414,,D; Rrf_-at.Zh1sr., Kk;O*elOS4, NOL
fO".--A lab. FWcjy ivas made of the comparative effec-
1L fenatuted taillt , ani millet
--tiven i-of -using-In Ict m ". t
smit, sad the
malt. , Plant two showed the prefertnce of fermented
millef.

Z. A. ~,Iclf Azd !L- X.
:p Yeast to a!d C,! OT'll",lAry
in -W~~nj vullts ka eneb o! zht,t
t:-n-z

(tansfartuatim of canit molasses Lato alcohol. Z.
A.
Ratv and_L._K. Batilevicti (All-11nionSci. Rmatch
lust. -1
AkD&4 I -, xv yu.Prom. 22, No. 1, 13-1.5
with bt-tniQlasiesus
to in Pie. production. J)etus. were made of sn
total N. and I'A in the starting tna
terials, of the CO~ devtkqxd after 12, 24. 30; and
713 hn.
of fermentation, and CJ the yields of H1011 and of
their
pwities. It ~i combWed that the use of cnne
muLasei will
wit offer nay new diffikulties in U.S.S.R. ak.
plants.

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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-31
and Their Application
Fermentation industry
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 32863
Author : Rayev Z. A.., Bazilevich K.K.
Title : Checking the Content of Fermentable Sugars in
Molasses by Means of a Fermentation Test
Orig Pub: SPIAS" rom-st'. 1956, No 4, 5-7
Abstract: The procedure of a fermentation test has been
worked out for determining the fermentable
sug6rs.ln molasses. It was ascertained that the
primary source of error in determining the fer-
mentable sugars of molasses by the polarimetric
method is an Incomplete determination of Invert
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RAM. Z.A.; BAZILEVICH, K.K.
-MMMMW~~~ I-
v"ITv"a"tion of yeast during the processing of
starchy raw
materials. Spirt. prom. 24 no.6:28-30 158. (kRIL
11:10)
. (Yeast)

RAYEVp Z.A.1 B~ZILEVICHp K.K.
Methods for determining sugar ocntent and alqohol yield of
defective molasses. Trudy UkrNIISP no.5tlO3~-112 150.
(MIRA 16 t 11)

-- - BAZILLTrCH, Ions tentim, Vasill ovich, 1892.- - - - -
Commmications wortors during the reaction 1907-26; trade-union
movement of
mr m mmications wrkers* Moskyal Isdo TSK Soiusa r&Wtnlkov sylasi,,
1929s
107 Ps
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BAZILVVICH. X-V-. professoro
Ancient capital of the Russian state.
S '47.
(Koscow--History)
Nauka i zhizn' no.9;11-15
OWA 9:5)

BAZ31LTIC29 I.T., red,
L t1so or Soviet hloto%71, Atlas lotorll SM, Nookup 1959. 3 Y,
(XMA 143 4)
1; Roosts (1923- VOO.S.R6) Glanoys upravlonlys geodazil I karto-
grafti.

BAZTLEVICH
Vsevolod Llvovich;JAZ ICH Leonid Vsevolodovich-
__ILEV:
a -97M
LOZINSKIY, N.H. inzh wh
nauchn. red.; NIKITIVA, M.I., red.
(Command system and programming for the BESM,2 computer)
Sistema komand i programmirovanie dlia BFM-2. Leningrad,
lzd-vo "Sudostroitellstvo," 1964. 341 P. (MIRA 17;8)

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ACC NRs AW"4765 Monograph UP/
BuileviLhj Vsevolod Vvovi Bazilevich, Leonid Vsevolodovich
ProgromAg _Vy rogramming for the bi~aii! bisteme. komand I programr-
stem and p
miroyanVe dlya BMW2) Leningradp :Ezd-vo "Sudostroyeniye"j, 1964. 341
p. ilius..,
biblio.j, tables. 5j200 copien printed
TOPIC TAGS: digital computers electronic cowputer,, computer
propusLing,, computer
technicque, computer ayplicatioiV BESM P_
PURPOSE AND COMME: The book presents the fundamentals of practical
programming
for the most widely used Soviet large electronic computer BESW2. The
construction
of the computer and the procedwe for executing the commands are
deseribea at the
programer's level. Computational systems used for progranning are
described, along
with various - aethods -of- using-commands and -operations -:during
-the-coupilation. - of the
-wi* the -BEM4-2 computer Is Indicated.
program. The sequence of solving ~ problems
The book can serve as a textbook for training of BEBW2 programers.,
and can allo be
useful to readers interested in electronic computers or operating in
this field.
Advanced topicosuch as the programming of programs are not discussed.
Chs. 1--1V
and IX--XVI were written by V* L. Bazilevichp while Chs., V--X by Le
V. Bazilevich.
Authors are deeply grateful to the.scientific editor Y. YA. Rozemb for
valuable
hints and advice,
TABLE OF CONTERTS [abridged]:
the authors .3
1- cc~d ims 68i.11t2.2

AMNAs A)C)004765 0
Ch.- I0 -- Brief -description of WSM-2 -
Ch., II. Computation system used In computations with DISW2 21
Ch* TIL Representation of number and cowsmAn 44
Ch* IV 6System of commands - -
Ch. V. Arithmetic operations - - 68
Ch. VI. Logical. operations - - 102.
Ch, VIL Awdliary operations - - 107
Ch* M16 Operations with pLrameter - - U6
Ch. IX. Control operations - - 228-
Ch* X, Operations of referral to external 149
Ch. XI. Principles of programing - - 164
-Ch. M., Use of stAndard propews - - 192
Ch. XIII. Insertion of program in the casputer 224
Ch. M. . Compfter control pawl - - 233
Ch. XV. Standard propane us with control wA interpretation system wd
blodw
of standard program - - 947
Ch. XVI. Compilation of programs for the BIM4-2 - - 282
Literature - " 339
on CODES 140 19 P. V4 0M DAIS: MAU&/ ORM RVs OLIJ OTH RV 1 001
tord 24ku

monograph
Bazilevichp Voevolod L'Yovich; Bazilevicb, leonld- Vaevolodavich
_System -and programming for the =X-2Womputer (Sistema, komm-A i
program...
miroYWAYe d1ya BESM-2) Leningrad.. lzd-vo "Sudostroymiye"j, 3964.
341 p. illus.p
biblio.
p tables. %200 copies printed
TOPIC TAGS i digital computer., electronic computer., computer
programming,, computer
tftbnicquep computer application/ BESM 2
PURPOSE AM COVERAGEs - The book presents the fundamentals of
practical programming
for the most widely used Soviet large electra4ic computer BESM-2.
The const~mction
of the computer and the procedure for executing the commands are
described a*G the
programmer's level. Computational systems used for programning,are
describedj, along
with various methods of using coamnds and operations during the
compilation of the
program. The sequence of solving problems with the BESM-2 computer
is indicated.
The book can serve as a textbook for training of BESM-2 programmersy
and can also be
useful to readers interested in electronic computers or operating in
this field.
Advanced topics such as the programming of programs are not
discussed. Cho. 1--rV
and IX--XVI were written by V. L. Bazilevichp while.Chse V--X by L.
V. Bazilevich.
Authors are deeply grateful to the scientific viitorl. YA* Roz!EhM
for valuable
hints and. &&Lee,
TABL19 OF COTMITS (abridged) 1
Froin the authors -
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Cho 1. Brief description of RM-2
Ch. 11. ComPUtation system used In computatJons with BESW2 21
Ch. M. Representation of mtsber and camands
Ch., Wo System of comiands -54
Cho Vo Arithmetic operations 68
Ch. VI* Logical operations - - 102
Cho VII., Auxiliary operations - - 107
Ch. VM. Operations with parameter -116
Ch. IX. Control operations - - 32U
Ch. X. Operations of referrva to external memory -149
Ch. X1. Principles or programing - - 1%
Cho M. Use of standard prograo - - 192
Ch. Xln. Insertion of progrea in the ccqrAer -- 224
Ch. M. Computer control panel - - 933
Ch. XV. Standard programs used with control and interpretation
systems mA "blacks
of standard program - - 24T
Ch. M.. .Compilation of programs for the BES14-2 - - 282
339
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KOVDA, V.A., prof., otv. red.
[Geochemistry of sodium carbonate-type saline
soils]
Gookhimila pochv sodovogo zasoleniia. Poskva.
Nauka,
1965. 349 p. (MIRA .19:1)
Is Chlon-korrespondent AN SSM (for Kovda).

RODIN, Leonid Yefimovich; anovna LAVRENKO,
Te.M., otv. red,
[Dynamics of the organic matter and the biological turn-
over of ash elements and nitrogen in the-main types of
world vegetation] Dinamika organichaskogo veshchestva i
biologicheskii krugovorot zolinykh elementov i azota v
oanc-frVkh tipakh rastitallnosti zemnogo shara. Moskva..
Naukap 1965. 252 pt (MIRA 18t8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Lavrenko).

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2hel,c:. BA7fLEVICH, N. 1. 0 Solenonakoplonli V PocAakh i
Vodakh Barabinskoy
Nizmenngsti Trudy YubileVynoy beBsii Posvyaahc!h,- Stoletiy#
So Dnya Ro2hdeniya
Dokuchayeva. M. L., 1949 S. 545-59 --- Bibliogrs 5 Razv
SOo Latopis, No. 33, 1949

3o967. DAZTIZVICH, N. I. AND XOT)A. V. A.
Puti m-,-obrazovaniya prirody Barabinskoy nizmennosti. Vestnik Akad.
nauk
SSSR, 1949, No. 9, s. 73-79.

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test b very low In waters with a my hislo ceder of min.
erarmtka or a vW Im Oft; Waters With to-at g.11. min-
mewisad" art prodomimady the CbSceide type. wort rarly
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Ila tbeastwul watersandmader I iusoils.pllasu,audpeat~
G. M. KmAmpoff

BAZILEVUH, N. 1. " KURGANSKIY,, A. 0.
ft-ft~mfi-- -- -
"The irrigation Froblem of the .4antral Volga Region"s Soviet
Science. Natural Scienc2
Division, Berlin$ Vol. 4, No 2, pp 223-230v 19i1.
SO: D-101549, 29 Sept 1954.

1. RAZIL7VICH, N. I.
2. ussR (600)
4. Water, Underground - Baraba StOPPS
7. Composition of soil and ground waters of the Baraba Steppe,
Trudy Lab.
gidrogeol.probl./c, 1951
1~
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions Library of Congress,
March 1953, Unclassified.

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mAonchoko wW halophyte vrgrtation u1 the UAt&bij3.L d,
cWm varift to aocw4amv sith the lotAl &A cuattat
F
n pLauto with 6% mA. cabmairs avul allicalc* td the 41k
owlin, pir"ad, wv*okmAy N;*#CtA it found j6a.Weh'.
!rmddld)~ In a b 10-. A-bl Ike chim"'. 4,14 v~lxmm
1hr *06LUr
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tbw uV&tcs III So twevad (SWu4r goodess). %%IIIg susm~
than W% &A. the thkwidco of Na and Ms jxr~Aj (M.-
4.wxid howbefew). The TCW&Iiaa at III, llwa,l,m-llur,h
and fmadow-wl"Cloak plaw awKwas. buwh.. Ol Uo
-4 4-h Pff ka.. W which All La. Arr --I The us)wwv,
.1-wolts. Ttw Ed
raw a
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phYleb VOWY 310 kS. of salts of wbkb 210 kg. Art of The
Injurimstypou. In lbe3climalk amps of Baraba the *At
callimts of IbC VtW46M AIWI Of IbC WAIVIS in thC UAICI-
Iobeds we Awly frUttil- ),S JAC

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rA4 to souib-malitt": (1) prWominstat de"iOpmeat go
d-4stfut (biquently MEO varlabill devy'k,
Ok low X comm.; (2) predouskmi 4cwckjpnwnt of smf,&.
witaft OW chlarwe-muste 4epewts With admill. of tau.
(freilocutly *jib Mg and CA ammuktims) In t I h
W.Odmtc fth content. And (3) predm4nant deve 11,
ebimide-falfatc. with admixt. of mw aftla, aith frvqwat
M& and Ca deposhims. In bots A itbout out6wr channel..
and so"-sulfatt-ciAmide deposits in peals of suedium
stiol
high "It . 7bet*Wsaltcoutentinertwobtuwardthe
wmlkwtgl but In rmwam* miles The creek iWbw carri"
with It CA and US AM hrA been released lbripusb mineral
is4tion 4 wAadm Vkhtfis"d their residues S"j 00-ins In Ow
high Capacity for advar"i0o, these are t~addy irtAimil by
the Pftt mus in dw bogs. G. M, KOW1.1--if

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Mmulad Abittracts.
mV Nit
YA7 250 1954
Ind. wA - Agr. Ink..
Soils and Fertilivers M3. 11, -Data am ad 4m tht~ce~- of
tB (tom and I&= Tbd
dw no and its 84 ~ I. I . .
in Me 91"t

The role of biological facteve In fornilag takirvi
along the
en Canal N I BaxileviK N. 11-r
route of the Tatki
Gollerbakh. M. A. Liovitrov, L: R. iodfi, and D. M.
Shtifi-.
berg. DoMn. Zhur. 38 3,30(1953).-A slime membrane of
biol. origin (algae) coats mineral particles. reduces
evapn.,
nd ameases the upward movement of salts. This in turn
encourages more algal growth. The Om released in the
photo-'
synthetic processes is trapped by the fibers of the
algae.and:
when silting takes place a porous structure is formed
as the:
Ch Is forced out or reactt with the medium. With more
sediment the porosity is reduced by xrompaction and a
Katy structure ensues. On the surface. cementation
causes
crust formation, the cementing agents being SiO~,
organo-
mineral gels; and carbonates of Ca and Mg. The Na of the
Incoming Zerscauses a rim inpil. It has been noted that
as the algae develop an the surface after a rain the pH
rism to
8.2-8.3. J. S. Joffe -

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ill t"bular "Old X j j

TTURIN, I.T., akademik. redaktor; XOTBA. V.A.,
redaktor; IAVUNKO. Te.X..
redaktor; RATTIA&TO-JA" redaktor; LTMOV, ?.A.,
reilaktor;
RODIN, L.Ts.0 r*dmkT-b-r-,--MAIoOT, S.A., redaktor;
K&RKOT. T.Ta.,
redaktor isdatelletva; SHOYCHINKO, G.N., tokhnicheakiy
redalctor
[Takyrs of Western Turkwuletan mA ways of reclaming
then for
agriculture] Tal7ry Zapadnot Turkmall I putt
ikhsellskokhosiai-
stvennogo osvoonito. Moskva. 1956s 735 p. (Km 9:11)
2.Akademlya nauk SSSR. Pochvennyy inatitut. 2.
Chlon-korrespondent
All S.M (for lrovda, Imvrenko)
(Tarkmanistan-Recla,zation of land)

USSR/Soil Science - Soil Genesis end Geography. jo
Abe Jour : Hof Zhur - Biolo, No 4p 1958) 15233
Author : N.I. Bazilevich, I.Ya. DeSppik, P.A. Kryukov
Inst
Title : Elements in the Hydrological Conditions and
Chemical
Activity of the Water Found on the Takyr Plains.
(Elementy gidrologicheskogo rezhima i khimima vod
takyrnyM pavnin. )
Orig Pub : V sb.: Takyry Zap. Turkmenii i puti, kkh
s.-kh., osvoyeni-
ya. M., AN SSSR, 1956, 91-103
Abstract : The surface water of the Kopet-Dag valley
plain is clas-
sitied) according to its salt contents and degree of
mineralization, into waters which are mineralized (2-9
grams per liter), chlorine-sulfate and fresh waters
(1 gz,/L. and less) and chloride-carbonate allaline wa
ters. These waters are produced directly in the valley,*
their chemism depends on the soil and plnnt covering of
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USSR/Soil Science - Boll Genesis and GeoGraphy.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., no 4, 1958, 15233
unvaried sum of cations from the beginning to the end
of the experiment and the rise in dissolved organic
matter content allaw a hypothesis to be advanced about
the alkaline nature of algae excretion during their
life-
time. The discrepancy between the curves of the forward
and reverse potentiometrical titration points out the
dependence of takyr water alkalinity not only on ions
of
carbonic acid., but also on other compounds (silicates,
organic compounds).
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USSR/S.Al Science - Genesis and GejLxaphy A Soils.
albs J3ur Ref Zhur Bi.A., N-3 22, 1958, 99974
c7,nj-3sitiia of lover argmnisms, a rapid increase
in the
quantity A flwerinL; plants, a substiti-,tion Df
annual
plants by perennials., and an exchanGe of plants
:)f a
veak surface-raDt system by plants havinC; m:,re
vi,,,..>rous
r.-Jots. On the described territory, there is
observable
a series of transitions from the
r;eDliGical-alluvial
and primitive takyr-sol3nahak P)rmations (the
accumula-
tive c.)mplex) by way of mature takyre, in
conjunction
with meadow soils zf sinks and hollows (the swiken-
,suffusive complex), ta the more fertile sails )f
Vie
zonal sierozen :)rder (incipient-erosive complex
vith re-
sidual takyr f3rmtion in the primitive sier.)zem
sails).
From the accumulative and Inciplent-erocive complex,
there are noted an increasinr, siC;nificance )f the
mbi-
lizations by plants )f the fortility elements and a
de-
creasina share 3f the biobalogea elements (Na, Cl,
ex-
cess of S). In the same plant species, dependinL
upon
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Al
USSR/Soil Science Soil Genesis WA deoomphy.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., Na 4, 1958, 15232
Author Nje Bazilevigh.,L,ye. Rodin
Inst
Title The Role of Vegetation in the Fornation and Evolution
of the Takyrs of the Moshod-Mosserianskaya Alluvial
Delta Lovland,
(0 roli reatitelinosti v formirovanii i evolyutsii
takyrov Meshed-MesserianakDy allyuviallno-delltovoy
ravniny).
Orig Pub V sb.: ThIWy Zapa Tur)menii i puti ikh s.kh,,
osvoye-
niya, m., AN s m , 1956, 222-e7g
Abstract The authors distinguish three zones within the
borders
of the old Yleshed-Messerianskays, alluvial delta lowland:
1) the low zone with a pr%)Dnderance of succulent semi-
shrubs and annula saltworts on the vet salt marshes
having ground moistxwe;
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USSR/Soil Science - Soil Genesis and Geo&raphy. J
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biol., No 4., 1958., 15232
2) the central zone with a predominance of blue-groan
aIgne in the salt-mrsh takyre in combination with dU
salt licks containing annual saltworts and
3) the upper zone, the takyre with halophytic lichens
or the overgrown takyre (by saltvorts with an admixture
of cphemers) In combination with iscrozem mcrAov soils
associated with meadow grass, the woody saltwort
C-%alsola dendroides Pau-.7, wormwood wA ephemem.
The possible phases in the davelopment of landscapes are
considered. In the first stages of sinking and salifi-
cation of the flooded tugay complexes and the fornation
of the wet salt mrshes, the thickness of the soil down
to the ground water is scarcely subject to the biologi-
cal cycles of ash substance supply. The org%nic matter
store (on the surface and underground) in the vet salt
marshes comprises 14-18 cantners per hectare; in sinking
5-7 contners per hectare enter;
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USM/Soil Science - Soil Genesis and Geography. J.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 4., 19%., 15232
the ash coming into it was 175 kg, per hecturej the N
25 kgo per hectares The role of N and Cl sunk down to
25-30~ that of the total of ash matter. During the for-
mation of meadov serozem saline soil the accu-ul tion
of the organic matter reached 160 centners per hectare;
the amount of ash entering the soil was 400-450 kg. per
hectare, that of N about 80 kg. per hectare.
The elements K, Ca; Si were predominant, although the
role of Na, Cl., and 9 was significant still. An
evalua-
tion of the various types of soil complexes is given
from the point of view of melioration.
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J7
USSR/Soil Science - Genesis and Geography of Soils. J-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 10458
Author : Bazilevich, N.I., Gollervakh, M.M., Rodin,
L.Ye.,
Z_e M-STI-Y I- F 7 W.
Inst *.-
-'Title : The Morphology of the Profile of the Takyry;
the Takyr
Crust.
Orig Pub : Takyry Zap. Turkmenii i put-I ikh s.-kh.
osvoyeniya,
Moskva, Akad Nauk SSSR, 1956, 3a7-350
Abstract :Them decisive factor in the formation of the
jLkZ!j cr~sst iL
the combination of the photosynthetic process effected by
the algae and the continual fire silting going on in the
accumulating surface waters. The Irnumerable 02 bubbles
given off by the a2gae during photosynthesis are apated
with Ca carbonates in a Ory fine suspension
/oblekayutsy~-
Ca karbonatami tonchayshey vzves"yu/ and when cemented
to-
gether form the o~haracteristic porous shell of thelak2ry
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USSfVSoiI Science Genesis and Geography of Soils. J_~
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 10458
crust. Calculations have shown that up to 250 kilograms
Of 02per hectare can be secreted on the algeous iilara
over a 24 hour period. Physical phenomeno also have the
greatest significance in the formation of the crust
hori-
zon of the takyry: swelling, drying up, shrinking,
fissu-
ring. The interaction of these processes., combined
with
the effect of biological processes on the soil base
/poro-
da/, leads to the formation of the takyry profile.
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USSR/Soil Science - Soil Genesis and Geography. J.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Mole, No 4) 1958., 15234
Author : N.I. Bazilevich
Inst
Title : The Argillaceous Nature of the Takyrs.
(0 glinistostl takyrov).
Ori g Pub : V sbo: Takyry Zap, Turkmenii i puti ikh so-kho
osvoyeniya
M-) AN SSMj 1956) 381-387
Abstract : Takyre can form on the most diverse varieties of
alluvia.
However., the clay-like nature of soil-forming rocks
facilitate the more thorough and rapid formation of
Wqmse A reduction in the clayeyness of the top part
of the takyr crust and increased clay in the lover layer
appears as a result of takyr soil formation.
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USSR/Soil Science - Physical and Chemical Properties of
Soil. J,
Abe Jour Ref zhur - Biol.., No 41 1958, 15277
Author II.L Bazilevich
Inst
Title 72io Saline Profile of the Takyrs.
(Solevoy profill takyrov)e
Orig Pub V eb,! T03W Zap. Turkmonil i puti Ikh s.-kh,,
osvuye-
niYa- M-~ AN SM, 1956, 439-458
Abstract The takyrs are noted for their r- kable distilling
capacity in the top horizon. The predominant variety
of salification in the takyrs is that of sodium chlo-
ride* The gypsum store in the layer 0 - 50 cm deep in
the takyrs of the Kiopet-Daa Valley Plain is ,~ 200,, in
tho takyrs of the vieshed-Messerian Min , 80., and in
the takyrs of Uie ancient Amu-Doxli delta in all - 20
tons per hectare. During the mist periods of the year
the takyrs are noted characteristically for their high
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USSR/Soil Science - Physical and Chemical Properties of
Soil. J.
Abs Jour Hof Zhur - Mole., No 4., 1958o 15M
alkalinity (1 - 3 millicquivalents per 100 grams) and the
appearance of alkalls., titrated vith phanolphthalein
(0-2 - 1,3 MilliequivalOnts) and pH values up to 10o
Much higher alka"n' y is found in takyrs havinG a thick
covering of algio. The following forms of alkalinity
have been revealed in the takyrst
1) alkalinity from minerul compounds-z a) from salts of
non-vUatile acids of the type MAIO 3 ; b) from the
salts of carbonic acid Na2COq.V 114C03' MP'CO3,' Mg(RCO~)2;
3
2) alkalinity from oremnic compounds caused by la(pe
excretia,
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USSR/Soil Science - Physical and Qhcmical Properties of
Soil. J.
--__"Abs Jour : Hof Zhur - Biol.j no 41 1958, 15279
Author ; NJ. Bazilevich., T*V* Kuznotsova
Inst .0
Title The Basis of the Takyrs,
(Obmm*7e O6nDV%niVM tak7rov).
Orig Pub V abe: Takyry Zap. Turkmenii i puti Ikh s.-kh.
osvoyaniya.
M., AR $Mp 1956, 4459-48e
Abstract The takyrs are moted for their vary low exchange
capacity
(5-12 mill1equivanate -per 100 grams), brouSbt about
through the-predominance of nineral colloids,, The ex-
change capacity of tho upper soil profile and especially
the top pwb,of-the talqr crust is sm"er than the under-
lying horizons. The absorbent, corTlax is basically,
GaturAtod vith Ca from 40 to TT% of its capacity (in the
takyre of the Kopet-Dma.submuntainous plain), vhore-
upon the relative role of exchangeable Ca in the takyr
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USSR/SOil SciOnce - Physical mid Chemical Properties of
Soil. J,
Abs Jour : Hof ZhVr - Siol.., No 4, 1958., 15280
Author : N.I. Pazi2evich, OAs Shelyakina
Inst
Title The Movement of Mineral Substances ThrouM the Takyrs.
(Perodvisherdye mineralfnykh veshchestv v ta4raj~h)e
Orig Pub V sb.: TaI4W Zap* Turkranii i puti ikb s.-kh.
osvoyeniya)
Abstract Soil solutions of the takyrs are considerably
enriched
by free forms of silicon dioxide and R203 as.a result
of the living activity of the blue-green alEpco The
shift is shown of colloidal forms of these compounds
from the top portion of the takyr crust to the lower
one, 7he lover part of the takyr crust serves as the
Muvial horizon,, where one notes an increase in the con-
tent of R20 and XSDO In the top part of the tAIQT
crust one 2so notes a reduction in the content of the
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USSHI 3il Science - Cultivation, A;hloration, Erosion. J-4
Abs ww~p : Raf Zhur - BJ'ol., No 2, 1958, 5W
t _.
Author : Kovda, V.A., Rodin, L.Ye-, Bazilevich, N.I.
Inst : -
Title The Reasons for the Natural Wertility of the Takyry and
the Principles of their Amelioration.
Orig Pub Sb. TaIWry Zap. Tuxkmenii i puti ikh a, kb. oevoymiya,
Moskva, Akad Nauk SSER, 1956, 711-717
Abstract Me authors consider the fundamental reasons for the natu-
ral lack of Certility of the tAkyry to be; the veak biolo-
gical activity of the soils, tbLeir insigaificant content
of organic and fundamental nutritive substances (hu= is
less tbaz 1%; N -- o-o-ox6%; P20, -- 0.1%), the low (10%)
content of humic acids in the 74uimb and their veak acidity
fthe text is confused here_7, general salinity of the
soils, their high Alkalinity up to 0.2% Hw - o o4% co3;
PIE 9-10), the increased content of exchange the
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USSR 'oil Science - (hativation Amelioration, Erosion.
J-4
Abs A-a-, Ref Zhur - Biol.,"Ro 2, 1958, 5813
absorbant, couplex (15-24 of capacity), the presence of
hard crust, and the extremely unfavorable hydrophysical
properties of the soils. The takyry can be ameliorated
by waahing, deep (or plantage 51~niawmaA ff) ploving,
application of organic, bacterial, and mineral fertili-
zers, adding sand mulching, and cultivating perennial
grasseB.
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F/,,j 7 1 L F~ V 1 C i //
ANDRIANOV,
V, !I
Historical note on the ancient irrigation of Khoress. Isy.
Taos.
geog. ob-va 89 no.6016-535 N-D 157. (Xru 10t12)
(Uzbekistan--Irrigation)
B,V,; BAZILIVICH, NJ.j RODIN, L*Ts,
I

ROZAIOVj-A.N.,prof.,doktor geol.-niner.nauk,
oty.red.l. BAZIIJIVICH N I
=-= &pjj-~
kend.geologo-sixeral.nauk, oty.red.; VOLTSWTA,'-VA:,
red.
izd-va; KAHKOVICH, S.G., takha.red.
(Division of the Altai Territory into natural regions;
transactions of the Special Joist Expeditkox to
Recently
Reclaimed Agricultural Land*] Prirodsos raionirovasis
Altalskogo kraia; trudy Osoboi kompleksaoi skopediteii
po
sealian zovogo sallskokhosialetvannogo onvoexiia,
Moskva.
Vol.l. 1938. 209 P. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Osobaya komplakssaya skepeditalya dlya
inaledovaniya semell-
movogo sellskhokhosysystvanacigo onvoyamiya. 1954-1956.
(Altai Territory-Physical pography)

BAZILIIVICH, N.1
mom
Muor asb and nitrogen cycle during the fornation of
meadow-ate
stappe soils. Pocbvovedoule no.12:9-27 D 158. Oe and
(MIRA 1211)
1. Pochvenrqy Institut imeni V.V Dokucbiqava AN SSSR.
Ninerale In soil) Noil formation)

red*; ROZANOV, A.N*p otv,red,; KAMOV, V.Ta.,
__A!EIW
red.lzd-va; KHATSUMIGH. L.K., red.itd-va; XASKINA,
P.S.,
tekbn.red.
(Soils of the Altai Territory) Pochvy Altaiskogo
kraia. Koskwa,
1959. 380 P. (MIU 13:6)
1. Akedemiya nauk MR. Sovet po izuohouiyu
proisvoditolluykh
oil.
(Altai Territory-Soils)

REHEZOV, N.P. [deoeased]; RCDIH, L.Ye.; Day N,L;
Prinimali
ucbaistiye: AUCKSANMOVA, V.D.; BMISOVA, M.; BrKOVA,
L.N.;
ZONNA, S.V.; KAWYA, V.G.; HINA9 V,N,; NRCHAMAj N,T.;
PWATOVMWA9 V.M.; RIMOVA; G.L.; SAMOYLOVA, Te.M.;
SMIRNOVA, K.Me; SUKHOVERKO, R.V.
Methodological instructions for studying the
biological
cyele of asb substances and nitrogen of terrestrial
plant
comunitiev in the min natural zones of the temperate
zone* Bote zhur, 48 no,6:8694r Je 163. (MIRA 17: 1)
1, Botanicheskiy institut imeni V.L. Romarova AN
SSSR, Imnin-
grad i Pochvennyy institut imeni V.V. Dokuchayeva
Ministeretva
ael'Bkogo khozynystva SSSR, Moskva.

- . . Y10H)
-L;- Y e-;
"Dynamics of the organic matter in the chief types of
vegetational cover."
report submitted to 10th Intl Botanical Cong, Edinburgh,
3-12 Aug 64.
AS USSR, Leningrad.

BAZIIXVICH, N.I.; RODINv L.Ye.
Biological cycle of nitrogen and ash elements in the plant
communities of tropical and subtropical zones. Bot. zhur. 49
no.21l85-209 F 164, (MIRA 1'7s6)
1. Pochvennyy institut imeni VV, Dokuchayeva, Moskva i
Botanicheskly institut imeni. V.L. Komarova, AN SSSR, Lenin-
grad.

, RAZIU'VIC N%.J.; RODIN, L. Ye.
22L_
1
Cycle of ash elements and nitrogen in the main types
of vegetation
in the Northern Hemisphere of the Old World. Dokl. AN
SSSR 156
no. 1s7841 My 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Botanichaskiy institut im. V. L. Kocarova AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom V. N. Sukaehavym.

FYW2OV, N.F. 'to ust;dll, SAMUYLOVA,
L. -, --lizall -he&3tiyei BYWIVA, L.N.;
UTENKOVAP A.F.T POYARKOVA, B.'12',11XVICH, N.I.
Dynamics of the interaction of oak forpsts and sollb.
Poc:hvovedenle no.3tl-14 th- 164. (~C%k 17:4)
1. Sotrudniki Wedry pochvovedeniya Moskovskogo gosudaretvannoge
universiteta isoni Lomonosova (for Sampylova, Bogashova, Pvl~pvja,
Shwmrova, Utenkova). 2. Sotrudaik-l Voronezhakogo zapovednika
(t'ar Poyarkova, Sviridova)*

RODIN, L.YL-.; BAZILEVICH~ N.I.
Biological proctuativity of the main types of vegetation in
t.he riorthem hemisphere of the Old Wo:rU, Dokl, AN SWR
157 na.1t.215-Z18 JI 164 (MIFU 1-7:8)
1. Brtanicheskiy institat ims V*L. Komarova AN SSSR& hedatav-
leno akadealkom V.111. Suka,.3hck-7ym.

FOPOVICHp N.C., kand. takhn, nauk;-BAZILEVICH, P.A.,
inzh.
Dymmics of an automatic control syster, of niae
hoisting machinery
with a magnetic power amplifier. 1zv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; gor. zhur.
7 r~o.11:153-160 164. (MIRA 18; 3)
1. Kiyevskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
Pekomendovana kafedroy
avtonn2ttl2atsii gornoy promyshlennost-i.

BLAZHKMCHO B.1s; BMUA30&Hf_R*P.
Conve3mlon of tramalotot obametbristless Artom*k=ti inmetoyho
no.6t6s-87 162. (MMA l6s2);

'ED
BU=VICH, S.
,-_~Dis'crapanciee in establishing nerms Pnd wages of coal miners Pnd
builders. Soto.trud no.9:1Z8-IZ9 S '57. (HUkA 10:9)
1. SachRlInik otdols normIrovt,ni7aBaCntrkogo thakhtostroitellnogo
upravloniya tresta "Bolovugoll" kombinAta "Kusbassugol'.1
(Coal mines and mining--Production standards)

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az

KHAKIM, A.; BAMLEVICH, S.D.
Nitrogen losses from mineral fertilizers induced L-/ denf."rifying
bacteria in a monobacterial culture. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. biol.
no.5069-772 S-0 165. ()CRA 1819)
1, Moskovakaya ordena Lanina ael'skokhozyayvtvenraya ak&dex!ya
ime K*A* Timir7azeva,

,KHAKTHp Aq BAZILLVICH, S.D-.
Nitrogen !cases in mLner-al fortilizero caused b7
denitrifying bao-v
teria. Tzv. AN SSSR. Ser. biol. no.4t595-600 Jl-Ag''64.
()Of RA 3.7 -. 10)
I* Hookovskays, ordona Lonina aeliskokhozyaystvannaya
almdamiya
im. Tialryazova. .

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tZ~',R/Electronics - Yea5uring instruments
Card 1/1 Pub. 133 - 3/18
Authors s AlIterman, Yas L., and Bazilovich., S. N., Engineer
Title tSet of measuring devices for tuning duplex
low-frequency.amplifiers
Perlodical IVest.,Bvyazi 12, 5-7,-Dec 1954
Ab3traot tThe development, by the Soviet Radio Industry, of a set of
measuring instru-
ments for tuning duplax LF-4mplifiers is announced. The set consists
of three
basic instruments, the functions of which are described. The
principle wiring,
diagram of the set is included. Drawings; diagrams.
Institution: Ministry of Radi-o Industry, USSR
Submitted

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USER/ Electronics - Yob=c in4jeatora
Card 1/1 lub. 113 - 5/18
Authorv 1.411teman, Ya* L., Carld. of Tech. Sc.; Brizilevich, SI-N.;
and Tseayanchanko.
G. V., Engineers
TUIS I Volume indicator with remote, feedine
PeriOdiCal I Vest. svyazi 2, page .10, Feb 1955
A-*J&UaOt I The development is reported'of a Volume ind "icator
(portable), intended for
measurinG the capacitance and voltage levels on automatic
remote-fed. as
well as service amplification points of 12 and 211 channel
high-frequency
telephone systems. K-12 and K-24. The technical data of the new
dt~4ice
are given. The instrument, whose dimensions are 460 x 300 x 235
mma~can
also be used for measuring systems operating on a frequency range of
up
to 150 kal. The circuit diagram-of the indicator is shown. Diagram;
illu,otration.
Institutions .....
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