SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOKOLOVSKIY, A.L. - SOKOLOVSKIY, F.M.

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SOKOWVSKIY, A.L.; STEPANOVICH, Z-Z-; KUZITETSOVA, L.S.; PTUSHKIF. A.T.
Effect of methods and conditions of reasting cacao beans on changes
in their physical and chemical properties. Izv.v:~s.ucheb.zav.pishch.
tekh. no.4:78-82 '58- (MM 11:11)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti,
VsesoyuzW zaochnv7 institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti, Kafedra
tekhnologii konditerskogo i makaronnogo proizvodstva.
(Cacao)

SOKOLOVSKIY. A.L.; BYSTROVA, L.G.; NIKIFOROVA, V.11.
Change in sugars durirg the production of milk caramel.
Izv.vys.ucbeb.zav.; pishch.tekh. no-3:54-56 '59.
(14IRA 12:121'
1. 14oskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy Institut pishchovoy promysh-
lennOBti. Kafedra, konditereVzogo i makaronnogo proizvodgtva.
(caramel)

KUZIMSOVA, L.S.; SOKOLOVSKIf. A.L.
Investigating the phenomenon of the sticking of confectionar7
massas to various surfaces. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh.
no.5:126-129 159. (MIM 13:4)
1. Veesoyuzny7 zaachn" institut pishchevoy, promyshlennosti i
Moskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlonnosti,
kafedra tekhnologii konditerskogo i makaronnogo proizvodstva.
(Confectionery)

SOKOIDVSKIY A,14,; NIKIFOROVA, V.N.; GREYSER, R. Ya.
- - - . --o-
Effect of the composition of carbohy-drates in si---Lps on th kee ing
A 14.
(PU
quality of caramel. Tnidy VrXII no.14:32-42 t59. .5
(Caramel) (Carbohydrates)

SOKOLOVSKIY, Abram-Le-vkovich; YEVSTIGU=p V.B., doktor tekhn. naakv
spets. red.; SOKOLOVA, I.A., tekhn. red.
(Physicoch6mical foundatiofis of the caramel industry] Fiziko-
khimicheskie osnovy proi-zvodstta karmneli. Izd. 2., perer i dop.
Moskva, Pishchepromizdat, 1961. 131 p. (MIU i4:7)
(Caramel)

NIKIFOROVA, V.N.; SOKOLOVSKIY, A.L.
Formatibn of melanoidins in the process involving the preparation
of iris. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;pishch.tekh. 1:17-22 161.
(MIRA -14:3)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy inotitut konditerskoy
promysblennosti I Moskovskly tekhnologicheskiy ipptitut pishchevoy
promyshlennosti, Kafedra konieterskogo i warkar6rifio proizvodstva.
(iris) (Melanoidijis

SOKO.1,CV2JKI'%L', A. E. , Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Ef feet of some medicinal
subot,incc.s of action on wound barriur." Odessa, 1960. 20 pp;
u -, IJ -
(Cdessa State I'Atedical Inst iin N. 1. Prigorov) ; 700 copies; price not
given; (KL, 2/-60, 160 )

SOKOLOVSKIY., A.M. (Kurort Truskavets, Llvovskoy oblasti)
Calculous pancreatitis with massive calcifications of the gland.
Vrach. delo no.1:142-145 Ja 162. (MI,~A 15:2)
(ROGRE~-DISEASLS)

no.2:

USSIR / Soil Sciunce. Soil Gon,.;sis and Goography.
C)
Lbs Jour: Rof Zhur-Biol., 140 2, 1959, 6028.
1--uthor : Sokolovskiy, A. ~N.
Inst :Instituto of Goological Scioncos, kcadomy of
Scioncos Ukrainiin SSR.
Titl,~ ;Thu Significanco of -Physical-Choraical Proper-
ti,~s of Looss For Rocognition of its Gon,.,sis.
Orig Pub: Tr. In-ta gool. nauk AN USSR, Sor. goonorfol. i
chotvcrtichn. gool., 1957, vyp. 1, 116-124.
!abstract: Tho optimum saturation of the absorbing complox
of looss and calcium is situatod in tho uppor
horizons, while the lowor horizons are signifi-
cantly loss saturatod with oxchangoabla calcium
and this lack of saturation is not compensated
by tho presence of other cations. In tho author's
opinion, during the timo of the looss doposition
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U",3R / Soil Scif-nce. Soil Genesis and Geography. IT
kbs Tour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 6028.
."bstract: process and subsequently, there occurred no dia-
genetic phenomena connected with the water reac-
tion. The difference in saturation of exchange-
able calcium in the loess along the profile is
connected with the depth of atiaispheric soaking.
A saturation decrease in the calcium absorbing
complex was sharply pronounced at the contact
zone of steady soaking with the "dead horizon".
-- V. A. Molodtsov.
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i- N , BAYWCIV, LA,
z.,OKOLOVSK I Y 0
Effe~--, rj-f' mineral water from the Nal"tusis. spring or, the acidity
of gast-ric juice and the motor and evacuative function of the
swmach and gallbladder, Vop. kur., fizioter. i lech, kul"V,
-30 nc /-112--315 J1 -A-9 ' C65, (MIRA 18,91
I,. Terapewticheskoye otdelenive (zay. A.N. Sokclovsk-ty)
klinicheskoge sanatoriya No.1 (glavriyy vrach M.I. KutsevIch)
kuroz-La rruskav6ts,

A.~':.
Ozoceritozhelra7y in -.he general cornpowid sana-orflwn and
:7' 1 L,
rlealth resort 'u_reat,-,nen-u of cholelithlasis. Vop.'~11--.,
i-lZioter. i lech. '~Ul't 30 no.5:,',57-,60 S-0 165.
( 1, " 1114, 1 S : 12 )
1. Sanatoriy NO-3 na kul-orte Tru-skaloto.

" C L ,
r L
USSR / General Topics./ Methodology, History, Scientific Insti- A- 1
tutions and Conferences., Instruction., Bibliography
and Scientific Documentation.
Abs Jour Ref 2hur - Khimiya, No 5, 1958, No 13422
Author A.P. Sokolovs
Inst Stalingrad Institute of Farming
Title Organization and Carrying out of Practical Laboratory Work
(at Institute of Farming) on Example of Chemistry Branches.
Orig Pub Metod. sb. Stalingr. s.-kh. in-t, 1957, vyp. 1, 57 - 68
Abstract No abstract
Card 1A

r~ -,'1 1, 1- ip, S let 4
ARSIC, BogoIjub, suniteLski pukoviiij," do(,-erit dr,; Bj~'-,J)Ej Tos an -i L, sk~
potpukovilik dr.; CIDN", Al.ekoandar. san; tetsk-i kapetan dr.;
MARIGIC, Frania, Saniretski poLl--u-kovilik dr.; "AGION, Stojan,
sani-tetski infly.-ovnik dr.; Hados-':ava, sanitEtski
dr.; SOKOLOIIISKI. B-orivoie, sanitetski kmpetan I klase dr,
Shigelia in the Yugoslav Nat-ional Army during 1950-1962.
Voinosanit. pregI. 22 no.6:3198-405 je 165.
1. Vojnomedicinska akadem-ija u Becgradu,. Epi-demi-olaski iristi,.Lut HZY
Ifigiiensko-apiderniolosk-i od-redi.

DORILDEV !"".. Dusan, sanitetski ~major dr.; SOKOIX)VSKI, Borivoie, sanitetski
kapetan I klase dr.; MILADINOVIC, Tom-islav, sanitetski kapetan
I klase dr.
Water-related epidemics of dysentery in the garrison N (luring
1962-1964. Vojnosanit. pregI. 22 no.6:406-412 je 165.
1. Higijensko epidemiolooki odred u Skoplju.

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I-
al-13is in zhe . fur:~atetl.
t.-k',-,.'Lnform. no.8;r/0-52 kg 165-0
(1111RA 18.,i2)

SOKOLOVSKIYV B,F,
Gyate of the thoracic duct. Vest.khir. 84
(THORACIC MOTwTUMORS) (CYSTS)
no9lll23-9126 Ja 060,
Wu 13110)

SOKOLOVSKIYJS B.F~
Paget-Schroetter syndroms~ Khirurgiia no.9-72-77 261.
(MIRA 15t5)
1. Iz khirurgicheskoy kliniki usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
Nach. - deystviteVnyy chlen MI SSSR prof. P.A. Kupriyanov)
Voyenno-med-it.Ainskoy ordena Lenina akademii Lzieni S.M. Kirova.
(PHLEBITIS)

SOKOLOVSKIY, B.F. (Leningrad, Botkinskaya u1., d. 17, kv.8)
Clinical and diagnostic aspects of defects in the interventricu-
lar septum. Grudn. khir. 4 no.5t25-31 S-Ot6Z (MIRA 17:3)
1. Iz khirurgicheskoy kliniki dlya usovershenstvovaniya vra-
chey No.1 (naahallnik - deystvitelvnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof.
P.A. Kupriyanov) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii
imeni Kirova.

KABANOV, A.F.; GALUSTOV, S.G.; LESETSKIY, V.A.; SOKOLOVSKIYI B.M.
Objectives of petroleum industry workers. Bezop.truda v prom.
5 no.9:8-9 S 161. (MIRA 14: 10)
1. Glavnoye upravleniye neftyanoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti
Vaerossiyskogo Soveta Narodnogo Khozyaystva IGFSR.
(Petroleum industry) (Automation)

"I nV t ~-:-A r,-. !'a I -J.ca t o d t, -il, n,%~ -I ~~ccd-'s
22/12/50
Sci. Res ir,,-,t of Tecl-in-Lq,,,,e, Acad of Architecture, 17 F
FC Vecheryaya Moskva
7

BOCFrKA'R V, I-V., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; SOKOWVSKIY, B.S.,
kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
'Kaking parquet planks of sawmill and woodworking machinery waste*
Mov.tekh. i pered.op. v stroi. 19 no-3:24-26 Mr '57.
(wood waste) ( 'r arqueting) (MLRA 10:4)

SOKOLOVSKIY, B.S., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk.
Glued wooden triangular trusses. Stroi.prom. 32 no.4:43-44 Ap '54.
(MLRA 7:5)
(Truseas)

]CAGAN. professor, doktor tokhnichookikh nauk; SOKOLOVSKIT, B.S.,
kandidat tokhnicheskikh nauk-; YAVISYSMY. S.D., il-ibeher.
Application of cemented piles and sheet piling in building hydrotechnical
structures. Gidr.stroi. 23 no.3:26-29 154. (MLRA 7:6)
(Pile driving)

~--. s. t'tI5
6-61.L
.K13
KleyeWc Svai i Shpunt (Cemented Piers and Sheet Piling, B~"-)
7
M. Ye. Kagan, E. S. SokolovsIdy, i S. D. Yavlenskiy. Moskva, Izd-Vo
Rechnoy Pransport, 1955.
126 P. Illus.., Diagro., Tables.

VELIKHOV, P.P.~, [debeasedj laureat Stalinskoy premii; GITHAN, I.B., laureat
Stalinskoy premil; SOKOLOVA. A~D., laureat StalinBkoy premil; KHODOV. M.P.,
laureat Stalinskoy premii; SOKOLOVSKIY, D.I., inzhener, reteenzent;
OSTOLISKIY, V.O., kandidat reMnc %"-=Vl~a~k. redaktor.
[Special cranes for the erection of building structures] Spetsialinye
krany dlia. montazha stroitelOnykh konstraktsii. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-
tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-rY. 1953. 205 P. (MLRA 7:5)
(Cranes, derricks, etc.) (Building)

KHOKHOLEV, K.I.; SOKOIOVSKIY, D.I.; LAPSHIN, N.G.
Experience in making and using large-sized precast reinforced
cogcrete panels for floors of industrial buildings. Bet.i zhel.-
bet. no.1:31-34 Ja 156. (MIRA 9:4)
(Floors, Concrete)

MANE)EV, A. I.;_ SOKOLDIISKIY, D. I.
Railroad cement car with pneumatic unloading. Mekh. stroi. 16
no, I:ig-2o z4r 61. (14IRA 14: 5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut Btroitellnogo
i dorogimogo mashinostroyeniya.
(Cement-Transportation)
(Railroads--Freight cars)

-'c role
for zhe prolonged d�scussion on the hydrolog
of the forest and the water balance of wooded and koodless
bealma. Trudy GGI no.12?g-,,-9 165. (MMA 18 19)

SOKOLOVSKIY, D. L.
"The Application of Distribution Curves to the Determination of the Probable
Fluctuations of the Annual Discharge of Stream in the European Portion of the
USSR, L., 1930.

SOKOLOVSKI-Y, D. L.
Prim.eneniye kr#ykh veroyatnostey k raschetam godoyogo i maksimallnogo S-~oka
TA-pplicat-ion of Probability Curves In Calculations of Annual and Maximum Run-cff),
Energoizdat, 1934.
SO: U-3039, 11 Mar 1953

SOKOLOVSKIYj D. L.
"Run-off in the Donets Basin", Trudy GGI (Proceedings of the GGI) Vol XII, 1934.
SO; U-3039) 11 Mar 1953

SOVOLOVSleTY, T) - 1, -
,,The Connection -etween ~Iow and Precipitation Under Varying Geographical
Gonditi,. ns, 11 Meteorologiya, i gidrologiya, No 6, 19a6.

SOKCTCVSKT-f, L. L.
kHydrologicai and Water-'-;-conomy Callcuiations in Designing Small Hydroelectric
u
Stations), Gidrometeoizdat, 10,46.
SO: U-1019j, 11 Mar 1953

L-),. 1".
"Flood Waters, 'Pieir 'Iydrologi-cal PeculiaritLas and Procedure cif Computation," No ', pp b5-
75.
(~JeLeorulogiya i jidi-Q),ugiva, iio (, Nov/Dec 1947)
so: u-32118, 3 Apr 1953

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USSR/Hydrology - Runoff Jul/Aug 48
Forecasting, Hydrological
"Factors Influencing the Variability of Yearly Run-
off," D. L. Sokolovskiy
"Meteorol i Gidrol" No 4, pp 91-92
States L. K. Davydov's formula shoving coefficient
of yearly runoff variation as dependent mainly on
coefficient of precipitation variation and runoff
coefficient is incorrect since it does not consider
area of watershed as a factor. Submitted lo Jan 48.
162T56

"Ei. T Krc-herin F,,nd t'ne Role he 1~Iayed i-a the Develcz.-~ent of Soviet 1~;,-dxologyr'
ayrjeared in .'-'eteorolo-iya i GidroloSiyp-,
u -14, 2' -
'12, ~-; -""I's 51.

DKOk-OVSK)Y'
ika postraealia g1drogr2fa livueng kp.;4 dkx=L, Dlethods
4r ~_Unigfr4d. Calm-
rograph for runoff conildering the.L)re i
'darfivenityl Gidrololicheikil hitilut, Trudy, No. 14(68):26--45, IQ49. 13 figs., S tables, 10 refs.,
.22 equations. DLC-A detailed study-of the problem. A simplified theory for practical use Is
given. The maximum and the volume of a flood can be calculated for an uninvestigated basin,
knowing or assuming the water losses. The distribution of the flood during the time can be calcu-
la!ed, considering the configuration of the.catchment arcit. Subjecs Headings: 1. Flood (orectsfing,
12.Hydrographa 3. Runoff forecastlrig-A,A.

%',3933. SokoloyAlf, D. L., Rlyer runoff; inedhods of Inrcs.
tiZations and computations lRachnot stokj, Leringrad, Gidro--
metvor. U(Int., 19,52, 491 pp. 32, Ojily four Gernum contributiono, one Swhs urf!,,Iu, and otio
Thi.i is it recent Ruiiglan treatise an ripplicd hydrolory and Anwrivan 1")k elinneuM of hydrolmy" hy A. Nfaycr) av!
muthl)(14 ti~xil fly Itydratilic engineprq. The introtbiction rif this nitnti,mvd wriong 31f), tit1tv in 0.41 large
valuable book !'~-j a historical liketch, of the developirwnt of
fl. Proh:;LAUY niethOA, extellsivelY I
tilapted in the ~Uok' um. li, igi-
flji~ '2fAellre ill Ruz:qin, vinplimizing the controvemy on th, iliflu- vatvil by Americans A. Ilaten and 11. Foater, yet their nam,ti
encc of forvif.4, lakc~, and "warnpe. ',%lost Eigrifficaut topies are wcre wit hollered either in text or in bibliographical notes, al-
a~ iipllowe: Cenerat i%mter-balunvo equation for diorL and long thmigb thisir table is entimly copied. Surprisingly enough,
jwriod:i, ilIuAriilP(! on devimal Rumian ba-drili, a balance for viltirtl this escrilent method, thoughtlesilly dificarded by American
Itu :2~ia mid, the globe. Niethadii of datertnination of the annual hydrulogiad, was 2killfully improved and diveloped in ltueia
itim)IT, it3 vatiability, fiet1uprwy curves and their eathility. with vt,ry gnmA buccem. Reviewer agrees with tha author, who
Di,tribufiwi of runoff during it year, seasonal runoff, wint4-r flow; vxalf~i the jut-rits of Ilowian hyihalogLets, such as N. B. Dolgov
t.,1114,j of ;ivcm Probability of daily discharge. Minimum flow U"d D. L Roclivrin; it is regrettahle, however, that author did
in mimnwr and i%int,?r. Floods, their source and magnitude, not rnnvinlier the narecs or two most JariNrtant lutdi!rs in Rui-
pi ni~i e~i and forctiast, probahility of o"urrence. Silt runciff, its sian ;qdrulogy, wmnely, V~ G. Caluilikov, and 1-1 V. Oppokov.
i-miijiWation-, Ating of r"_xvoirs, bed load, dhinolved inatter. S. Nolupalls, USA
Artifichd thange of the rutlG,'T: Affort-8tation, coil enn5cmainn,
lluud control, Etorage reservdirs.

.-CTr'.CLC11SYTY . F . L.
I iyd-7 cic gy
Genetic and statistical methods in hydrclogy. Izv. All SSSSR Otd. Tekh. nauk no. 5, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November _195~, Uncl.
2

17 437. Solculovskil, D. L, Nothods of runoff compufAllon In
design off drainage syttenta (in n".
0, 3 -10, 4unt, RINI.
T11111oltUll APAI M111H.-If (11MIldis an-mitipirt4land 16-ir 6ria-
llh~,qlgps" Aw "'propillaf icon of ruw0folisring
H.

doktor
BOGHKOV, A.~., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; SjgQN.VS~,--
tekhnicheskikh nauk, professor, redaktor; SHATILIU, M.K., redaktor;
SOLOVEYCHIK, A.A., tekhnicheakiy redaktor.
[Influence of forests and afforestation Improvement measures on the
vlow of rivers in the forest steppe zone of Zuropean Ebissial Vliianie
less, I agrolesomeliorativnykh meropriiatii na vodnost' rek lesostepnol
zony evropeiskol chasti SSSR. Pod red. D.L.Sokolovskogo. Leningrad,
Gidrometeorologicheakoe izd-vo, 1954. 133 P- [Microfilm] (MLRA 7:11)
(Forest influences) (Rivers)

SOKOLOVSKIY, D.L.
"I,-,--, -
Methods for calculating maximum discharges and hydrographs of spring
floods. Keteor.i gidrol. no-5:35-40 My '56. (K6U 9:8)
(Floods) (Stream measurements)

SOKOLOVSKIY, D.L.
- ~ . ~ - I- -.-I, " - - ~ - o.6:118-119 X-D 156,
Letter tm the editor. Izv. Al SSSR.Ser.geog.n
(MLRA 10:1)
(Stream measurements)

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Moscow. Universitet. Geograficheskiy fakulltet
Voprosy gidrologii (Problems in Hydrology) [Moscow] Izd-vo
Moskovskogo univ., 1957. 231 p. 2,409 copies printed.
Resp. Eds..- I. V. Samoylov and L. D, Kurdyumov; Tech Ed.: M.S.
Yermakov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for hydrologists and geographers.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles on the hydrology of the
USSR is dedicated to Professor Ye. V. Bliznyak, Doctor of Tech-
nical Sciences. Among the topics discussed are; 1) the effect
of air temperature on flow volume, 2) the calculation of dhower
runoff, 3) the s eed of flood waters, 4) stream levels, 5)
spring floods, 6~ suspended sediments In running streams, 7) the
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effect of agricultural practices on hydrology, and others. The
discussions are accompanied by mapo, graphsaand tables illustrat-
ing the present or long-term hydrology of the USSR. References
accompany each,article.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Samoylov, I. V. Yevgeniy Varfolomeyevich Bllznyak [Biographical
Sketch] 5
Bliznyak, Ye, V. Problems and Prospects in the 4tudy of the
Waters of the USSR 10
Apollov,-B. A. The Effect of Air Temperature pn the Volume of
Stream Runoff 19
Samoylov, I. V. The Discharge of Stream Currents Into a Water
Reservoir 25
Sokolovskiy, D. L. Some Problems in the Theory and Practice
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Problems in Hydrology
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of Computing Shower Runoff in Connection With the Character-
istics of Drainage Net Structure 32
Zheleznyakov, G.V. Investigating the Speed of Movement of
Flood Waters 43
Chebotaryev, N. P. Problems of Geographic Interpolation in
Hydrology 56
Zolotaryev, T. L. Problems in Expanding Hydrological Series 64
Goncharov, V. N... and V. I. Poltavtsev, River Bed Deforma
tions In the Region of Dan Foundations on Mountain Streams 69
Ivanov, P. V. Characteristics of Stream Level Status Regimes 79
Bydin, F. I. Maximum Flooding as Related-to Snow Melting 88
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Shvets, G. I. Characteristics of Water Conditions of the
Dnepr River Over a Thousand Year Period 93
L'vovich, M, I. The Role of Agriculture in the Formation
of the Water Regime of Streams 100
Rutkovskiy, V. I. Dividing the USSR Into "Forest-Hydro-
Climatic" Regions ill
Lopatin, G. V. Map Showing the Modulus of Discharge of Sus-
pended Sediments of Rivers of the USSR 126
Bykov, V. D., and V. G. Khoddkov. Basic Geographical
Characteristics in the Distribution of Runoff in the Area
of the Central Russian Plateau ' 130
Kuznik, I. A. The Effect of Modern Agricultural Technology
on the Hydrological Cycle of the Steppe-Zone 137
Kazantsev, B. P. The Time Melt Waters Reach Major River
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Basins and Its Role in the Creation of Spring Floods 159
Konovalova, N. I. Attempt at a Hydrological Subdivision of
the Northwestern Caspian Area 175
Zheleznyak, I. A. Runoff Water Distribution in the Annual
Regimen of Rivers 186
Sokolov, A. A. The Relationship of,the Water Balance of
Lakes to the Dimensions of a Lake and Its Basin Under Var-
ious Geographical Conditions 195
Arkhangellskiy, M. M. Some Prospects In the-Application of
Physical Methods in Hydrometry 205
Deyev, Yu. A. The Problem of the Kethodology of the Quanti-
tative Evaluation of the Heat Regime of Running Waters 211,
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Oliferov, A. N. Inveatuigating the.3now Cover of the Crimean
Highlands In 1953-1954 218
Rogov, M. M. Some Problems In Hydwff&phic Investigations
In River Deltas (Using the Amu-Darya River Delta.as an Ex-
ample) 222
Blinov, L. K., and M. A. Burkalltseva. The PGeographical
Paradox" of Lake Balkhash 226
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fortnallor. and m*T9;Js for design (in Russian), Trud4 G Gidta.
__jq, !azt. no. 61, Leningrad, Gidiamettoizdat, 1957, 301 pp. $2.40.
A series of articles by 12 authors on derivation ON"unaff from
rainfall. D4, Sokolovskii extends the American "Unitgraph"
method. V. G, Andicianov analyzes theototical runoff varigigg I V
during =~hs_;_ad sc&3_0~2. 1411.'Guttvich discusses elementary,
runoff and gene -tie' iLnoff formula. G. A. Aleksciev gives appcoxi-
mate "shod a 'f-statistical corript!"-tion. A.-P. Dochkay forecasts
influence of culture of Hwarigho River regime in Chian. S. N.
writes an ground-water influence on spciaV[io-;._.T
temporary cteeks. N. F. Panovit presents Incthads of Construction
of Nnoff aiagt*`I~mj for flat lands. in Russia, with numerous data
tables. L. P. Seraliansksis explains determination of autaimum
~V 4i!ck!! in am .all.rivers of Russian bushes and steppes.
Baiushe.Y-& discusses methods Of -fot
Kazakhstan. D. D. Kyssov and E. E. Zuber-lanikun apply vatL&-
tion curves -, r.-4f dererministion, 1. M. Gearitievskil studies la-
flucace of totes E density on maximum belglic of qpriqXflqA,%'
17his is a collection of serious conqibutions of Russian hydrolo-
--ists co the civet runoff focecasts. S, Itatupaila, U�k

. I
ANDREYANOV, Vladimir Goorgiyevich, kandidat teklinichookikh natik;
SOKOW ,,R.L.,professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, redaktor;
VOSMSENSKIT'P' K.P.,kandidat geografichoskilch nauk. redaktor;
OKSENOVA, Ye.I.redaktor; SMIKHIN, K.F..tekhnichaskly redaktor
[Hydrological calculations for designing small and medium
hydroelectric power stations] Gidrologicheskie raschety pri
proektirovanii malykh i srednikh gidroalektrostanteii. Pod red.
D.L. Sokolovskogo i K.P. Voskresenskogo. Leningrad,
Gidromateor. izd-vo, 1957. 523 p.9 2 fold.. maps (in pocket)
()MRA 10:5)
(Hydroelectric power stations) (Hydrology)

SOKOLOVSKIY, D.L.
Some problems in the theory of mELxImum rain-runoff formation and
methods for its calculation. Trudy GGI no.61:5-29 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Runoff )

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A'jTnGHg Sokolovskiyj D.L. lo-re-3-16/20/
TITLE: Influence of Forest on Stream Flow Corditions (0 viilyanii
lesa na rezhim rechnogo stoka)
PERIODIG~~L; Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geograficheskaya, 1958,
Nr 3, PP 0/8-113 (USSR)
~._n6TRaCT; The author deals with the general influence of forests on
stream flow, and in particular with the following questions:
1) the influence of forest on the yearly flow and the amplitude
of flow variations; 2) the influence of forest on the total
amount of the yearly flow; 3) the influence of forest felling
on perennial fluctuations of the yearly flow. After having
given a detailed aescription of the subject (illustrated by
.crraphs and tables), the author mentions A.P. Bochkov (1954),
L.M. Sidorkina (1956), Optokov (1932), Kuzin (1947). Shnitni-
kov (1950), Rakhmanov (1956), G.Ya. Vangengeym(1946), A.A.
V_rs (1948,1955,1956), and some Swiss authors who dealt with
the same problem. The author comes to the conclusion that
the influence of forest on water conditions is based mainly
on the water-physical properties of forest soil. Forest and
Gard 11-4 forest soil increase the minimal stream flow due to the sur-

I ril' o f ~ oi-ez, f on S tream F I ow Condi tions
10-58-3-16/29
Face flow of thawed ice and rain watvi-, i,,E;. they increase the
uniformity of stream flow throughout the year. It is therefore
possible to say that total forest felling will inevitably lead to
soil transformation and consequently to a decrease in the amount
of stream flow. There are 12 tables, 2 graphs, 17 references,
14 of which are Soviet, 2 Swiss and I English.
~.VAIJLAIILE; Library of Congress
0
Card 2/2 Hydrology - USSR 2. Forestry - USSR

AUTHOR; Sokol - 4 -Lre-, 1/ 18
TITLE: On the Calculation Met-od of the M_~ximam- Consumotion and the
lUdrographs of Flood (0 metodike rascheta maiicsi:~,allnykh
raskhodov i -idro-rafov pavodkov)
0 0
PERIODICAL: bleteorologiya i gidrGlogija, 1956, Nr 8, PP., 44-406 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It is known that the problem of workin,- out a rational cal-
calation theory and -method of the maximum flow of the spring
floods and flood is one of the most topical problems of
hydrology, if immediate hydrological data are lacking. The
theories, methods, and formulae which exist at present are often
contradicting. Therefore G. A. Alekseyev (Ref 1) tried to ana-
ljze and classify these formulae. Ho-,-,,ever, Alekseyev considers
only his own formulae as rational, -and rejects all others, even
the best established ones. Since the just mentioned paper con-
tains not only unclear -L"'ormulations, but even inaccuracies and
coarse assumptions which distort the character cf the pheno-
mena, the author thinks that it is necessary to complete his
considerations (Ref 4). Among other things the formula (1) is
not derived by Alekseyev, but "satisfies two necessary theoret-
Card 1/3 ical conditions". It is easy to Drove that his theoretical con-

5 ()V'/ 5- 5 ~' - 6- - I I / ~ 6
On the Calculation Method of the Maximum Consumntion and the Hydro-ra-.)hs of
Flood
siderat2,ons are not sufficient for the subsTantiat-ion of the
formula of the mass calcul_~tion (massovaya raschetnaya flormula~
and the formulae (1), (2), and are wrong. The formula
reflects only several special cases One of these special cases
is Alekseyev's assumption that the product of 3 coefficients
which is assumed to form the proof of the formula (5) cor-
responds almost completely to the considerations of A, V-
O.-iyevskiy (Ref 5). The formula (1) leads to a physical absurd-
ity qmax = 0, This formula so persistently defended by Alekseyeir
is proved neither theoretically nor practically The volume
formulae (ob"yemnyye forrauly Pl,.) objected by Ali~kseyev are
among the best established ones and Alekseyevis objections are
to a great extent wrong. The considerations of Alekseyev on the
principles of the construction of hydrographs are practically
unacceptable and do not correspond to the demands of the plan-
ning of power plants. The mere mathematical description of a
phenomenon may in hydrology lead to the distortion of reality
and to very inaccurate results without a careful analysis of
Card 2/3 the natural conditions, This was the case with Ale,:sejev There

SOV/! - 1 / '6
I
- ;.-
On the Calcalation ~Iethicci of t,-Lc, L'~-,Xizaul Cr~rls -'21 '.ic~ the G7
Flood
arz 6 rei'~;rences, which are SoviE~t.
Card 3//',';

URY-VAYF,V, V.A., kand.tmkhn.nauk, otv.rnd.; ALEKIN. 0.A., red.; VELIKANOV,
14.A,, rmd.; BLIZITYAK, Ym.V., red.; BORSUK, O.N., kand.gaogr.nauk,
rmd.; DAVYDOV, L.K., red.; DOMANITSKIY, A.P., red.; KALININ, G.P.,
red.; IMITSKIY, S.N., red.; KUDELIN, B.I., red.; M&ITOI14, L.F., red.;
?,M1ffKIMI. 14.F.. red.: ORLOV. B.P., red.; POPOV, I.V..red.; PROSKU-
RYAKOV, A.K., red.; SOKOLO-VSKIv,-,D.L., red.: SPENGLER. 0.A., red.;
KIY, S.K.. rmd.: GROS?491. R.V., red.:
CMnTAREV, A.I.. rm
SERG77W, A.N., teldin.red.
[Proceedings of the third All-Union Hydrological Congress] Vaesoiuznyi
gidrologichaskii allazd. 3rd, Leningrad, 1957. Trudy. Leningrad. gidro-
meteor. izd-vo. Vol.1 EGeneral information, decisions, and papers
pr83mnted in plenary sessions] Obshchie svedeniia, resheniia i ple-
narnym doklady. 1958. 24? p. (1,111LA, 12:1)
(Hydrology-Congresses)

SOKOLOVSKIY. D.L., prof.
Method of computing maximim discharges and hydrographs of spring
floods and floods resulting from rainfalls. Trudy OGMI no.15':41-51
158. (MIRA 12:7)
l.Leningradskiy gidrometeorologicheaki7 institut.
(Floods)

SOKOWVSKIY,, D.L., prof.
Method of estimating the transformation of flood flow. TrUCIF
OGMI no.15:211 '58. (MIU 12:7)
l.Leningradskiy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut.
(Floods)

SOTCOLOVSKIYj-D.1., prof.
Notes on Z.P. Petrova's work. Trud7 OGMI 110-15:213 '58.
(MIRA 12:7)
1.1,eningradskiy gidrometeorologichaskiy inBtitUt.
(Precipitation (Meteorology))

SOKOLOVSKlY, Daniil L'vovich, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; URYVAYEV, V.A.,
red.; VI.%DIMIHOV, O.G., teklin.red.
LRunoff; basic principles of theoretical and practical calculations]
Rechnoi stok; osnovy teorii i praktiki raschetov. Izd.2., ispr. i
dop. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo, 1959. 527 P. (MIRA 12:9)
(Runoff)

GUREVICH, M.I., kand.geogr.nauk; POPOV, I.V., kand.geogr.nauk; SPENGLER,
O.A., kand.geogr.nauk; URTVAYEV, V.A., otv.red.; SOKOLOVSKIY,
R-0 " A.
D.L., nrof., dok-tor tekhn.nauk, red.toma; CMOTA 7,-
dotspnt, kand.tqkhn.nauk, red.toma; KALININ, G.P., prof., doktor
geogr.nauk. red.toma; GROSMAN, R.V., red.; SHATILINA, M.K., red.;
BRAYNINA, H.I., tekhn.red.
[Transactions of the Third All-Union Hydrological Congress] Trudy
III Vsesoiiiznogo fidrologicheekogo s"ezda. Leningradq Gidrometeor.
izd-vo. Vol.2. [Section of runoff calculations and forecasts]
Sektaiia raschetov i prognozov stoka. 1959.. 767 P. (MIRA 13:2)
1. VsesoyuLznyy gidrologicheskiy s"yezd. 3d, Leningrad, 1959.
(Hydrology--Congresses) (Runoff)

ANDRETANOV, Vladimir Georgiyevich; SOKOLOVSKIT, D.L., prof., doktor
tekhn.nauk, red.; SHATILINA, M.K., red.; BRATNINA, M.I..
takha.red.
[Annual distribution of streamflow; basic principles and their
application to hydrological calculations and the water economy]
Vnutrigodovoe ra8predelenie rechnowo stoka; oanovnye zakono-
mernosti i ikh ispollzovanie v gidrolo-icheskikh i vodokhozisist-
vennykh raschetakh. Pod red. D.L.Sokoiovskogo. Leningrad, Gidro-
meteor.izd-vo. 1960. 326 p. (MIRA 13:10)
(Hydrology)

URTVAYEV. V.A., kand.tekhn.nauki red.; CHRBOTAREV, A.I., kand.tekhn.
nauk, red.; YOM .1095LIT, K.P., kand.g0ogr.nauk, red.;
DOMANITSKIT, A.P., kand.geogr.nauk, red.; PROTASITBV,.M.S.,
kand.gaogr.nauk. red.; SOXCLOVSKIT. D.L., doktor tekhn.nauk,
red.; SLUILINA, M.K., red.; VLADIMIROV, O.G., tekhn.red.
ESurface water resources in regions of reclaimed virgin and
idle lands] Resursy povarkhnostnykh vod raionov oavoeniia
toolinnykh i zalezhnykh zemell. Pod obahchei red. V.A.Ury-
vaeva. Leningrad, Gidromateor,izd-vo. N0.5. ENorth Kazakhstan
Province. Kazakh S.S.R.1 Severo-Kazakhatanskais oblast' Ka-
zakhskoi SM. 1960. 418 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Leningrad. Gosudarstvannyy gidrologichepkiy institut.
2. Direktor Gosudarstvanno-vo gaidrologicheskogo institute (for
Uryvayev).
(North Kazakhstan Province--Water suDply)

FMOROV. N.N., kand.tekhn.nauk; POPOV, I.V.. kand.geogr.nauk; BORSUE, O.N.,
kand.geogr.nauk; GRUSHWSKIY, H.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; VELIKANOV,
M.A., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.(Koskva); URTYATRY, V.A., OtV.
red.; IN. 0.A., red.; BLIZNTAK, Te.V., red. [deceased];
BORMX, O.N., red.; DAVYDOV, L.K., red.; DOMANITSKIY, A.P., red.;
KALININ, G.P., red.; KRITSKIY, S.N., red.; KUDELIN, B.I., red.;
MANOIM, L.F., red.; MERMI, X.F., red.; ORLOV. B.F., red.;
PROS M YAKOV, A.K.. red.. . red.; SPENGLER, O.A.,
red.; CHEBOTAREV, A.I., red.; CHEEKOVSKIY, S.K., red.; SHATILINA,
M.K., red.; VLADIMIROV, O.G., takhn.red.
[Transactions of the Third All-Union Hydrological Congress] Trudy
III Vsesoiuznogo gidrologicheskogo s"ezda. Vol.5. [Section of
Hydrodynamics and River-Bed Evolution] Sektsiia gidrodinamiki i
ruslov.vkh protsessov. 1960. 421 p.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy gidrologicheskiy s"ezd. 3d, Leningrad, 1957. '
2. Gosudarstvennyy gidrologichaskiy institut (for Fedorov, POPOV).
3. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Velikanov).
(Hydrology--Congresses)

SOKOLOVSKIY, D.L.
Methodology of estimating the greatest possible discharges orf
the basis of the geographic parameters of a formula of maximum
ntfioff. Trudy GGI no.79:3-17 '60i 01IRA 15:8)
(Runoff)

SOKOLOVSKIY, D. L.
Potential mKxim= runoffs and methodology for determining
them. Trudy Len, gidromet. inst. no.11-1-11 '61.
(MIRA 16-1)
(Runoff)

,SOKOLOVSKIY, D.L.
Hydrology and water resources of arid regions. Probl. gidroenerg.
i vod. khoz. no.1:5-9 163. (MIRA 16.12)
1. Leningradskiy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut.

SOKOLOVSKA D.L. dokLor tel+n-nauk, prof.
I:,-
Application of the methods of mathematical atatiatics to calculations
for maxiimlm discharges. Gidr. stroi. 33 no-5:33-36 My 163.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Hydrology-Tables, calculations, etc.) (Mathematical statistics)

SOKOLOVSKIY, D. 3.
"D. L. Kocherin and the Role he Played in the Development of Soviet Hydrology,"
14eteorologiya i Gidrologiya, Issue No. 1, 1949.
u-i442, 28 Aug 51

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Waste paper processing In some foreign enterprises. Bum.prom. 30
no.10:28-31 0'55. (Kw 9:1)
(United States--Waste paper)

SOKOIA)VSKIY, D.S.. inshener.
Processing vast@ paper In some enterprises abroad. Bmm.prm.
30 ne.U:26-30 1 155. (KLVA 9:2)
(Waste paper) (Salvage- (Waste, et4

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BREVVET2, X.V..kand.teldm.nauk
Book on the utilization of waste paper ("Collection and processing
of waste paper for paper and cardboard" by D.S.Sokolovskil. Rue
viewed by K.V.Breitveit). Bum.prome 34 no.2:26 F '59.
(min 12:4)
(waste paper) (Sokolovskii, D.S.)

SOKOLOVSKIY., D.S., inzh.
Results of the discuBsion: "woodpulp or sulfite alcobol?" Bw- rom.36
no.4:5 Ap 161. (Woodpulp) (Alcohol) (MIRA 14;;5

BOKOIA)VSKIY, R., insil.
New joinerle products in housing construction. Zhil.otroi.
qp,8:22-24 '6o. (HIM 13:8)
(windows) (Doors)

VASILIYEVA, N.A.; SOKOLOVSKIY, E.V.; RAYDEBO'R, V.11.
Using tritium for studying the flow of injected water. Geol..
nefti i gaza 4 no-7:55-59 Je 16o. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Groznenskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy neftyanoy institut.
(Hydrogen-Isotopes)
Sik.

VASILIYMIA, N.A.; SOKOLOVSKIY, E.V.; MAYDY-BOR, V.19.
Results of investigating the motion of injected water in the oil bed
by using tritium, the radioisotope of hydrogen. Trudy VNII no.29:
266-277 16o. (MIRA- 13: 10)
1. Groznenskiy nauchno-issledovateltsl-dy neftyanoy institut.
(Tritium) (Oil field flooding)

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eildman, B. Ye., and L. Z. Tslav. Determining the Lo,~atlon rf'
the Con' act Zcne of 011-Bearing a-,id T-iate'r-Bearring Carbonaaeou-Y
B,d-,; by the induced Activity '-Tathiod
Zhuva.-in, 7. G., and Yu. A. Akcba3lyanov. !:.--o of Radoa~tivE
!.-,ozoijeo in a N,:-w P'ethod for Controlling the Ra-~ult.-~ of a
Hydraulic Rupture of the Bed
Gulln, Yu. A., D. A. Bernsliteyn, and Yu. I. SoIcoiov. e t-.
the Investigation of U-e C~-m,~nt Dis-
:ethods and Equipment for
tribution Behind the Column in the Reinforced
'J'asIllytava, 111. A. - V Sokolovskiy, and V. N. '-!ayrjcbcr. . T:-c-
4L v- 'A""'.L'jv~"~ 'Y
of Radioactive Hya,.c~,on-,'T in ZY:i:,lo-ation and
ploitation of -011 Deposits for Control of Alc-nZ
bho Bod
So.,,,fc.r, V. N. Method for Dete-YmLtning the -'Natural Tritlum as
a :Joans of Solving Hydrogeological and Hydroengineering
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Analysis of the results of using radioactive ivotopea to cotabliBh
the hydrodynamic connection between separate intervals of the
productive formation of the Xarabulak-Achaluki field. Trudy
GrozNII no.10:60-67 161. (MIRA 15:2)
(Chochenr.-Ingush A.S.S.R.-Oil reservoir engineering)
(Radioisotopes--Industrial applications)

LEBEDINETS., N.P.; SOKOLOVSKIY ',__&V._; MAIDEBOR, V.N.; PWTASH, M.F.;
CHMOVSKAYA, G.Yu.
Hydrodynamic relationship among separate parts of thick fractured
reservoir rocks. Geol.nefti i gaza 6 no-4:52-55 Ap 162.
O-ERA 15-4)
1. Groznemkiy nauchno-issledovateliskiy neftyanoy institut.
(Chechen-Ingush A.S.S.R.-Oil sands)

AFAN 'EVA, kj~, BAISH9V, B.T., VORISOV, TU.P., VASILTEVA, V.N.,
VUfNGV, V.V., ZINDMTA, L.A., KUMNSTSM, SIO., KWSDT, M.I.,
MAKrSOV, M.N., RUDEBOR, V.W., PIDVnCDT, I.P., SGM=VM=, Z.V.,
SUSHMN, V.A., YAMVIXV, V.P.
Pzvblm of developing oll in the =1
H"rt to be webmitted far the Blztb IdorM POUVUM Cannes
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SOKOLOISKIY,, E.V.
Investigating the inflow curves by introducing radioactive
tracers into the reservoir. Nefteprom. delar. no,4:7-10 164.
(MIRA 17:6)
1. Groznenskiy neftyanoy nauchnc>--iqs1edovate1'Bkiy institut.

SOKOLOVSKJY, E.V.; MOYAN, G.A.~ IMAYDEBOR, V~ff.
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Reaults of experimenta"I. investigations of the water flooding
of oil from fractures of varying section. Geol. nefti i gaza
8 no.10-,31-35 0 164. 411RA 17.12)
1. Groznenskiy nefty&noy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut.

OSOKOLOVSKIY) E.V,
Results of an investigation of fluid motion in a fractured re5ervoir
rock. Neft. khoz. 42 no.8:27-32 Ag 164.
(MIRA 17:9)

APAKIN, I.S.; IMENSYEV, K.K.1--SOKOLOVSKIY, F.M.
Organizing work on hydraulic presses in furniture factories. Der.
prom. 5 n9.4:5-6 Ap 156. (MLRA 9:7)
l.TSentrallnyy nauchns-iseled*vatellskiy institut fanerF i mebeli.
(Furniture industry)

SOKOLOVSKIY, F.M., inzhener.
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Veneering chair parts. Der.prom. 6 no.6:19-20 Je '57. (Mlak 10:8)
(Veneers and veneering) (Chairs)

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Bent and glued parts having a closed form. Dar. prom. 6 n0.9.'7-9 It 157.
(Furniture) (Gluing) (KIRA 10:11)