SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PESKOVA, L.N. - PESOCHENSKIY, N.N.

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If- 11 1) 4-' C~ /? i
( I- I ';~ /I .
BXM IKIY, Mark Naumoviah; PMOVA, LV., red.; VERINA, G.P.9 tekba. red,
(Iloonomics of* diesel locomotive traction] Scronomlim teplovoznoi
tiagi. Moskva, Goo. tranup. zhol-dor. Izd-yo, 1958. 242 p,
(DIesel locomotives-Performance) (NUA 1117)

MIN, B.1.1 ANPIIDGOV. R.G.; BDOATYRZY, A.F.; BRUIN. S.T.; GOLIDW
M.;S.; DAYMY, ZAIX)RIN. B.M.; ZIMINOT. A.R. -, LIPUMI.S.
13MElf, V.I.; )MRAIFIM, T.I.-. OUJ3SC-T. I.E.-. F~-T,
SIDDRIN. V.1.; SOIJUTOT. To.G., 44sholti.y red.; KARAILT&ERT.
I.A., red.; F2SIOTA. L.N,,, red.; KUTROY, P.A., tokhn.rid.-
(Wanual for studying the economics of construction in the
tranaportation industry) T poixoshchl isuchaiushchim ekonomiku
transportnogo stroitelle-tva. Moskva, Goo.tranap.zhol-dor.
ind-vo,.1959. 271 P. (MIRA 12:7)
(Constmetion industry) (Transportation)

ANDRrMV. Hikolay Vladinirovich. dote.. kr-nd. tekhn. wuk.-, MUNI. Vijf;iliy
Ivanovich, dots., kand. tek~n. npuk,: KCHMDDV-PETRCGTAN, Otsr
Petrovich, :,rof., AoIrtor tekhn. mank.; S-=UBNIKCV. Alel-sey Xt=mlch.
prof.. doktor - ekhn. mauk. red., PESrOVA, L.H.. red.; YMINA,
G.P., teichn, re-,
[Textbook on materials for railrond transuortation workart)
Katerialovedemie ns thelemodorozhuom transports. Pod obsWlei
red. A.K.Shubntkova. Mos"-a, Goo. transo. thel-dor. izd-vo, 1959.
461 p. (MIRA 11:10)
(Rallmed engineering)
(Materials)

KURYITNIKOV, A.A.; VULIF, V.V.,, rotsenzent; FESKOLA, L-N-, red.;
MEDVEDEVA, M.A., tekhn. rN.&d.
(Receiving, storage and transportation of the spare parts of
diesel locomotives] Priemka, khranenie i transportirovka
zapasnykh chastei teplovosov. Moskva, Tranazheldorizdat,
1963. 27 p, (MIRA 16:6)
(Diesel locomotives--Equipment and supplies)

DANILOV, Sergey Konstantimovich, prof.; TVERSKOY, X.N., --etsenzent;
FESKOVA, L.N.P red.; USENKO, L.A., tekhn. red.
(Railroad transportation and the economic and technical
foundation of communism)Zhe1eznodorozhnyi transport i ma-
teriallno-tekhnicheakaia baza kommunizma. Moskva, Trans-
zheldorizdat, 1962. IOD (MIRA 16:4)
(Railroadpaj (Communism)

CHARTEDYI, Antonins Aleksandrovna; PESKOVA, L.N., red.; BOBROVA, Ye.N.,
takhn.red.
[Labor productivity in Soviet rpilroAd trAnsportation and ways of
improving it] Proizvoditellnost' truda na zheleznodoroshnob
transports SSSR i puti ee povyaheniia. Moskva, Goa.trnnap.zhel-dor.
izd-vo, 1957. 143 p. (MIRA 10:12)
(Labor productivity) (Railroads)

TSARTTSINA. Galins. Aleksandromi; PESKOVk, L.N., red.; KRITROV, P.A.,
tekbn.red. ~'_ -
[Role of railroads In developing Soviet agriculture] Roll
z1jeleznykb dorog v razvItIi sellskogo kbottaistva SSSR. Moskva,
Goo. transp. shol-dor. W-vo, 1958. 91 p. (MI11h 12:2)
(Agriculture) (Railroads)

BMIJIKIT, Park Nauzovich; PBSEDVA, L.N., redaktor; KRITROV, P.A., tekhRiche-
skiy reil"tor.
[Diesel locomotive hauling and Its effectiveness] Teploveswaa tiaga
i so offektivnost'. Hookya, Gos.transp.zh~l-d*rAzd-vo, 1956. 75 p.
(Lscomotiveo) (MLRA 9:6)

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DIMLCHY,V. Georgiy Kaketmovich; FZSKOVA,L.N.. -redektor; BORROVA, Te.N.,
tekhnichaskiy redektor A "I -- --- -
[Material and equipment supplies for railroad transportation]
Material' no-tekhnicheekoe snabzhanie na shelaznodorozhnom transporte.
Moskva, Goo.transp.zhel-der.ird-vo, 1957. 49 p. (MLJU 10:9)
(Railroads--Squipment and supplies)

3K %!I OV A.P. 'IAKIiA40V. A Y,~v'v v rp(lr~ktnr.
MITROV. tevhnt~~Ilpcpi; reInnor.
FCOSt Of qP-'Ultng rAiIr,3a(-. :*rei,-&-~t and frei,,i2t rates. jebestoimngl'
thetesnodorochny1ch I gruvovye tarify. Moskvn. GovArFinHn.
thpl-dor.itd-vn. 19S?. L-t'7 P. (Coonow, Voofiolusnyi nnuchno-
tmol"dovntollakit itint I, t A hol.mitilodnr%hnogo troknooort". 7rudy.
CiilA
a~~rosdv bates)

PESKOIIA, L. 11.
IWICHRV. Georgiy Maketmovich; PSKOVA, L.N., rodaktor; BOBROVA. Te.N.,
,-'.7
tokhoichaskly rodoktor
[Supplying, railroads with materials and equipment) Materiallno-
takhatcheekoe snabzhente na t;beleznodorozhnom transporte. Monkvs,
Gos.transp.thel-dor.izd-vo. 1.957. 49 p. (MIRA 10:9)
(Railroads-Zquipment and supplieu)

B3LOY. I.Y., doteent, kand.akon..rauk; BOROTOT. N.Te.. doteent. kand.tekhn.
nauk; TIMICHMO, N.G., dotsent, )mud.ekon.nauk; RATKHER. G.S..
insh.; KRANUKOT, Tevgeniy Davydovich. prof.. doktor ekon.nauk;
KHOKHI,OT, E.F.. dotsent, kand.okon.nauk; PMOTA, L.E.. red.;
KHITROV, P.A., tekhn.red.
[Rconomics of railroad transportation) Zkonomika zhalemodo-
rozhnogo transporta. Pod obahchal red. B.D.Rhanukove. Konkva.
Vaes.indatelTako-poligr,.ob"edinenie M-va putei soobshcheniia.
1960. 298 p. (MIRA 14:3)
(Railroads-Finance)

PESKOVA, M. V.
"Investigation of Simple Nonconditioned Reflexes in Schizophrenic Patients
in Connection 'With Treatment With InteraLttent Drug-Induced Sleep and insulin."
Cand Med Sci, Stalingrad State Medical Inst, Stal-*ngral, 1954. (n, No 1, Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at Uf:SR 111gher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 55(,, 24 Jun 55

PESKOVA " F-:, lu.m.
I . A_ -
B'~ - a 7~ tvity of %he brain ir, ierlodic is'; cr-c-sc-3-, Zfl,~,-.
r.,!vr-. i psikll~ 63 no.12&84/1_-,I8471 163. -_8 :)
" vafedru pslkhiatril (iav. - pr6f. F.F.Mh.,~in) Kuybyqh(!,-r,_-k-(-gc
A.
meditsinskogo institut.u.

C,;untry Mall
Catogory Fharmincology and Toxicology. Tranquilizers
l
iAba. Roir. Ref Zhur-Ellol, No 39, 1958, No 89799
V
Author RoklVri, L. L.; Peskova, M. V.; i~akhar, Z. F.
InBtlLut.
'2 It) 0 Raporioncel with AminarAn Therapy In Scbizo-
phreniFt
10r13 Pub. V sb.: Aktualln. proul. nevropatol. t pBikhJ-
atril. Kuybyshev, 1957, 361-367
Abetr,ict As a result of a massive course of t1182' f
47 schiz I I atients with Aninnzin or-1
'Or' c P
promazli (Orfoo tivo daily doses of 20205-01100
mg.), wi-Rh'rsubscauent maintenanoo therary by
thO 3ame drug, permanent Improvement was noted
in the majority of the patients: tension do- i
creased, behavior beoame adequato; a docraFi.;o I
In hallucInatory nentationa and tdeas uf antioni
was notod. In order to stop psychomotor exci-
tation, Aminazin was combined with sma,I doses
Chair Psychiatry, Staling
C r(I : 112 rad Stat. ~~d. Imt.

,~ba, Jour. Ref Zhur-Biol, No 19, 1958, No 89790,
InBLItut.
Titic
ICrI3- Pub.
Abstr~,tct of barbituratna. Following prolonguci treritment I
,cont'd. with high dosos of AminRzin, improvamenL was
also noted in pationts with a clinical picture
of deep-seated schizophrenic affects.- S. 1.
Rapoport
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,I U'~170PS -!~eyklyar, P.V.; Ignatlyeva, Z.P.; Peskova, Zberman,
of the carve of spectral sensitivity of a photo-
TTI----, On the shape
graphic layer in the blue-violet spectral region
Zhurnal nauchnoy i prikladnoy fotoGrafii i I:inei,-IatoE;rafii, v. 6,
X
no. 4, 1961, 264-273
rv
lnvestij~ations are cond*,,cted to show that the shape of the cu e of
srectral sensitivity of a layer in 'L',,ie INI-ae-'Violet s7ectral
Scribed in
,ion is deter=ined bi- other factors apart ---ro= those alrealy de
previous Soviet research by 1. !.:~reydo and Yu.j"I.Gorokhovs*`_iy (-Ie.I. 6: _-0k_1.
T
I, ZSSR, 1949, 65, 633; Ref. 7: Uspekhi nauchn. fotogro, 1951, 1, 213) and
A
others. '-experiments zere cr-,nducted on two emulsions - an a-.,:nonia emulsion
with layerti 1.5-50/1"thick fixid an ammonia-frae emulsion vith layern 2.5-2u"A
thick. The absorption spectra of the integral and spectral sensitivity of
these layers were measured. ','icrosections of 'the developed layer were made
for various wavelengths of radiation and for those optical densities for
which the spectral sensitivity ras deternined. The absorption spectrum of
Card 1/8

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,n the shape of the curve 113
D051YD
the pi-~oto~;raphic layer was measured in an integrating sphere proposed by
Ye.q'-.~'irillov :ind M.L.Broun (Fig.l). On the basis of the data obtained the
authors plotted a number of curves for the a.-:.monia-containing as well as the
a~-_monia-free emulsions. The curves exhibiting the dependence of the spec-
tral sensitivity SA of the layers (D=0.2+D ) on A (400-500 m~t) (Fig." and
6) show that the jiminution of t~ieLr slope 0with reduced wavelength also
holds for thin layers. Photographa of the microsections show with reduced
wavelength a certain diminution of effective layer thicVmess, w-ich, 'ouever,
does not apply to a7--monia-free emuLsions. In order to find out whether the
shape of the curve of spectral ser.3itivity is determined by other factors
aDart from spectral light absorption in the layer, ammonia and a.-.monia-free
ei-Jiulsions were prepared with or wi~;hout iodine ionse These emulcions were
,--iven different times of second ripening. The obtained la.,,ers were SDectro-
,-~ensitometrically tested and tlieir absorption spectrum deter.-iined. Figure
11 shows a family of curves of spectral sensitivity for one of t~-ese series.
lt can be seen that the shape of the curves changes depending on the time
of second ripening. "he authors' observation that for ripened layers in-
creasing sensitivity cannot be detormined by a change in the absorption
spectrum vas found to be in agreement with the data obtained by B.G.Varshaver,
Card 2/8

'Pe C..rve
L~ 7-r -mn, and (7ef. 9. Dokl. AIN la~,-,, 126, 11-21'
i :c, inL-, t~,,e resizl t s -1, to ined, tlie authors 1~oint out that a co~:,:,nrison
'--twven t'le calculated curve for Vie a,:.nonia-containiii 1 y r of d-19/4-
curve 2~ an,11 the curve of a laYer not subjected to ri-,ening ~FiC.11,
C-ar v Sh ows s im i lar it i e s ~ -~ i 2 cleans that in the blue-violet region cf
t..e -7ectrum, 1',P shane of t:,e cu=e cf spectral sencittivity is also aue to
factors other than IiC,,ht ab~.orpti-_~n in the layer. It iurt be ccolsidered
that light absorption by ,,-Br crystels in accompanied 'by the freeing of
electrons, the s-ectral c,-irve of piotoconductivity being Oifferent fror. the
curve ~1 ---ectral r_~sorption, as w~~; noted by Ye-crova and ' .'V.:'eyklyar
ndin~,, d-*f-
t I:ef -h~ eksperim, i teor, fiz., 1~ " 60,' . , corresno.
ference for -;':.oto,,rar ic layers .,ass o.)Serv(-11 at the aut'.ors' laboratory by
L.S~~qross~ he curve of cpectral Zensitivity of a photoL7ra.hic layer, t~iere-
fore, i::ust be compared ~,,,.,th the SnE'etrum of t~ie photoeffect. ~~'uch a com-
parison was made by the authors all; ' led to -)ositive results, -,%,i11 be
published separately. ~_'he authors draw the follo-.,ing conclusinns: (1) -'he
Bourguer lari also holds for emulsion layers; (2) the shape of the curve of
spectral sensitivity is -3ractically independent of the thicl,.-ness of the
emulsion layer% thic curve has the usual shape even for very thin layers in
:'ard 3/6

N the shape c-f the CUrve 0060
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t'ie cleveloped Lrairis are re,7---larly distributed according to thickness;
t~ie shape of ctir,ye -)f '-pectral nonritivity in the bl,.ie-violet ranCe
.;ItIl the tlnl(, of ~,ocond ri-ening; a selective increase in the layer
~itivity tal-es lace; t~Iis increase is ~;reatest for 440-450 m/; (4)
1-:culation of t1ic curve oC opectral -;ensitivity with the lijht absorption
Ithe P,.-oil-oion layer taken into ci-,nsideration, Shows that t)](! 011opo of
curves obtained under experiment cannot be detery-nined by the absorption
cnectrum. of the layer alone; (5) the spectral sensitivity of the photo-
,raphic layer is determined by the spectrum of the photoeffect of the crys-
tal.s of "he em-ulsion, -'he ailt' ors thank B.Ya.Sliuleyko q 7.V.1.' aritonova, and
_h
B,,`.i,.Khabibullin for their help. There are 14 fiGures and 11 references:
9 Soviet and 2 non-~')oviet-bloc, "he reference to the English language pub-
lication reads ac follows: G. Parnell, Jc, Photogr. '3ci., 1959, 7, 030
Fi I in) 'f T;11- I Iranch), Kazan
~U_3' J:I~' December 7, 1059
Card 4/8

MKLYARP P.V.; PESKO-VAP M.Z.
~bthod of measuring the absorption spectrum of emilsion la7ers.
Zhur.nauch.i 1)rikl.fot.i kin. 7 no.1:66-67 Ja-F 162.
(MIRA 15:3)
1. Filial Vset3oyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellakogo kinofotoinntituta .9
Kazan I.
(Photol7aphic emulsions--Spectra)

BLEKTA, H., CSO.; BENDL, J.; MACKU, F.; MISINGER, I.; PESKOVA, V.; OPPLT, J.;
CHYTIL, M.
The health status of vomen In late gestosts (Contribution to the 5tud7
of hypertension). Cesk. gy-nek. 27 no.1/2:109-113 Mr 162.
1. 11 por. gyn. klin, KU v Praze, prednosta prof. MUDr. J. Lukas,
DrSc. Biochemic"ke oddeloni fak. namocnice v Praze 10 Il int. klin,
KU v Praze, prednosta prof. MUDr. F. Herles.
(FREGNAR" Y TOXEMIAS statist)
I
tHYPERTE"ISION in pregnancy)

PESKOVA, Y,.Z.
Absorption spectrum of omulsion crystals. Zhur. nwich. I
prikl. fot. i kin. 9 no.3:197-201 My-Je 164.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Filial Vsesoy-uznolgo nauctino-issledovateltakogo kinofoto-
instituta, Kazan'. S%ibmitted August 30, 1963.

ILS1111-OVA. V.H.; I-INLIL;WOVA, N.V.; URAZMOVA, A.B.
Use of mandelic acid in the sFoctrophotometric determination of
zirconium. Y(ist.Ilosk.un.Ser.mat.,mekh.,astron.,fiz,,kbim. no.6:
150-155 159. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Kafedra analiticheskoy khimii Roakovukogo ualversiteta.
(Llireonium-ilnalysis) (Spectrophotometry)

TSYMUIA, M.G.; IT,;&OVA, V.14.
Beginnings and development of photometric methods of analysis.
Report No.): Development of colorimetry in the first half of
the 19th century. Vest.Hosk.un.Ser.mat.,mckh.,astron.,fiz.,
khim. no.6:210-214 159. (MlRA 1):10)
1. Kafedra analiticheskoy khimit Nlosicovskogo universiteta.
(Colorimetry)

M.G.
Origin and development of photometric methods of atvilyets. Report
No.2: Discovery of the fundamental law of light absorption. Work
of Bouger and Lambert. Vest.Moek.un.Ser.mat., mekh.,% atronj iz./
khim. 14 no.4:215-220 1551. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Kdfedra analiticheakoy kh1mli Hoskovakogo universiteta.
(Photometry) (&emietr7, -~Lualytlc)

FESHKOVA, VJI.; S11Id,'NAAYA, V.I.; SUKOWV, B.S.
. Photometric determination of palladium withJ(-furyldioxii2e.
Trudy kom. anal. khim. 11:328-338 IoO. (MIRA 13110)
1. MoskovBkiy goBudarstvennyy universitat im. H.V.Lomonosova.
(Palladium--Analysis) (Furaldehyde)

rmmm, v.m.; CHON UN AM
Spectrophotometric stud7 of the reaction between rheniumEnd -furyl
dioxime. Vest. Hook on. Sor. 2t Khim. 15 no.4:59-65 n-Ag 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Kafeclra analitichookoy Ithimit Hookovskogo universiteta.
(Rheniun) (Furaldehyde)

ZOZULEA, A.P. [Zozulya, A.P.];,-jTLIOU---V-.Mjf~e~rkCva,V-M-1
Studies on the complex forowW5n In oolutionn by thaj diatribution
method. Analele chimie 15 no.3s127-167 JI-Ag 160. (hul 10:z)
(Complex compounds) (Separation) (solutions)
(Dissociation) (Metals)

KHROKOVA, Z.; KRIMINA, B.-,- PESKO/A. D.-
CytOststic effOct Of Certain aminopterin analogues In cultures of
proliferating and normal cells. Beoplasma,Bratisl. 7 no.1 suppl:
133-137 060.
(AMIROPTERIN pharmacol)
(TISSUR CULTURE)

PFSLTAKOV, N.H., inzh.
Remelting cast-iron chipu in cupola-furnaces without briquett-
ing. Mash.Bel. n0-5:95-98 153, (MIRA 12:11)
(Iron founding)

1 1 i ~ ~, ~ I e1-1, 114 k'-
TRAYNIS, V.V., inzhenmr-, PIMOVA. N.P.
-,~.
H7draullc transport of coal in forei;~n~ractice. Mekh. trud.
rab. JO no.8:43--45 Ag 156. OSRA 9:10)
Olnitmd Ntattoe--Cnal ininme und min1W.)

BLE KTA, III.; MACKU, Fr.; DENM, J. t-PLSKOVA, V.; CIIYTIL, M.; OFIILT, J.;
B-RMA-11110VA, S.; VAKOCOVA, -H.
Protein metabolism disorders in late gestosis. Acta MIv. carol.
(med.] Suppl. 14:11a-161 161.
1. 11. porodnicko-gynekologicka klinika ~akulty vsoobocneha lakurstvi
University Karlovy v Praze, prodnosta prof. dr. J. LW:aj II. interni
Iclinika fakulty vscoly-.cneho lekarstvi University Karlovy v Praze,
prednosta prof. dr. F. Herles Bioche:i-,icke oddeleni falcultni nemonice
v Praze, pradnoota prim. dr. J. Opplt.
(PREIGNANCY TOXEIMIAS blood) (BLOOD PROi'H,,S in proLniLricy)

-YLSKOT-p V.I. (Moskvii)
Menstrual function in diseases of the liver. Felld. i akush.
27 no-4:30-33 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:6)
(LIVER-DISEASLS)
(MISTRUATION)

AUTHORS:
TITLE: Tne Several
Dicx.i.:,.eq ~Scyedineriva e 1-4 i: ni~,elya i s nekotorv--4
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye Joklu(ly vy,~ishey Khiml:,,a i khircieskL,~.a
tekhnologilya, 1915-E!, Nr 1, p;. 62 - ~",'SSR)
AHTiACT~ The dioximes were thE f*-,--,t orjanlc reaCents investi~~a'et
already in 1906 ~'Ref ~,' vv~i,~c,'-, were used in the c~~emcal tira-
lysis. Vie for!-, nccor~lint~ t,o the otri.cture of
the com.~oundo with r-:6-.el ~.nd palladium at differ-e-t,
pH-vilucs cf t!',e 'H~-f 'e) tetween and 8,~. This
is connected with. u, 1~1-ere!-.t st:,t-ilitv of t-e
t:~t2 S en t --a. e r, .-3.
d f! t e 1-m i 1.1i t 11 c. f t. t t vo 1, q'. 0 .. I z v
o o -i n t ~, v -,tal~:,itv )f com, x... 0
,a:,.d Cu. The -tal 4 v e. x e s u s era F %
i:.-. e s ce: 1 y I e 1 0 x -J -1 e a r-, I
dioxime 111 a-furyl-;i I IV') and cycl o~.exan,iion--,
Card 1/3 (V) with the tr.ree motel's were 11~lncussed. Tal~'e 1

The Co,,:i~,oundu (,,f
Dioxilles
gives t.,,.e 3 Of t:~e 4 i 1 71, 3 r-, 1
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corls*ant
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addendum. A I dioxi-nec. investi~,ated '-e: are very wea-k mono-
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low t--t several a%'- 'Iye%k. '~Rs4c-ty to it. it
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di Oxime CL,ni S~'l - - loxim e . There arc. i-(-,s -
8 refen.,:'Ces. 3 (,',' "ilich !Ire SOV'.t:t.
ASSOC I AT I ~;N Kafedrrt analiticl,("Skoy I, hilli4 '~Ilcskov3ko'r,, /-OSuL'rftv.-;lO - uni-
(Chla,-'r of Anp~'~tical Chemistry of
the Moscow State linivers.1ty imeni M.V. Lmmosmir)
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AUTHORS: Peskovatskiy, S.A. and Sheina, T.G.
TITLE: _Fre~asurement of the permittivity of small samples at
UHF
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy,
Radiofizika, v. 4, no. 6, 1961, 1099 - 1103
TLX,T: The paper was read at the conference of MV and
SSO SSSR for radio-electronics, Kharlicov, 1960.
The possibility of measuring the permittivity e of very small
samples, such that the maximum dimension of the sample 2a is
much less than the wavelength ), , is of considerable practical
interest. For a sample having the form of an ellipsoid of
revolution situated in an electric field Eo which is parallel
to the longer axis a of the sample, the frequency deviation in
the measuring resonator is expressed by (Ref. 5 -
A.L. Mikaelyan - Radioteklinika, 10, 1, 23, 1956):
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rV - P F,
f,2 + R66
(2)
where ~.E = C/Co
C 0 is the permittivity of the medium in which the
sample is situated,and
v is tile volume of the sample.
The remaining symbols in Eq. (2) are defined by:
A; t -.'?I , -
: F -
(C,la)2
C )2 1 Jr, I +
2
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where 0,1< c/a< I and the quantity R can be expresssed by
R 0 03 + o.46(c/a) - 0.1 (c/a)2 (3a)
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E192/E382
where c is the small axis of the ellipsoid, On the basis of
the above equations it is shown that the real and the imaginary
components of c can be expressed by
1 + (7)
F/2i R
C
(I + R6 2
(8)
where 1/0, I/Q OE I/Q0 where Q Or
and Q0 are the
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Measurement of E192/E382
quality factors of the resonator with and without the sample
respectively lhe parameter R can be determined graphically
(Fig, 1). It is shown by analyzing the measurement conditions
that the main error in measuring c' is due to the deviation
of the sample from its ellipsoidal form On the other hand
the error in the measurement of c is primarily due to the
error in determining the quality factor of the resonator without
load, The errors in measuring c, were investigated experi-
mentally with parallelopiped samples of identical weight, it
was found that for the cylindrical samples the measurement error
Of E did not exceed 10%_ On the other hand, when compared
with the waveguide method of measurement, the above small-sample
method resulted in a discrepancy of not more than 45. It is
therefore concluded that the small-sample method can be used
successfully for the measurement of c' , the errors of measure-
ment are comparable with those of the waveguide method
rurther, the small-sample method has the advantage that very
small samples can be employed and that interpretation of the
results is not more complex than that in the other methods
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The authors express their gratitude to A.N. Chernets for valuable
advice and for his interest in this work.
There are I figure, 3 tables and 7 references: 5 Soviet-bloc
and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The two English-language references
mentioned are: Ref. 4 - H.B.G. Casimir - Phys. Res. Rep., 6,
162, 1951; Ref. 7 - L.C. Maier, J.C. Slater, J. Appl. Phys.,
23, 68, 1952.
ASSOCIATION: Institut radiofiziki elektroniki AN UkrSSR
(Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics
of the AS UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: FebruarY 3, 1961
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AUTHORS: Peskovatskiy, S. A., and Chernets, A. 11.
TITU: Spin-lattice relaxation in gftdolinium ethyl sulfate
I
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v:-4, no. 3, 1962, 657-664
TaT: In view of the contradictory results published up to now, the relaxa-
tion procesees in gadolinium ethyl sulfate (goo) were atudied in detail.
From theoretical considerations it follows that the observed relaxation
time will in all cases be Croater than the real one by a factor
P - (1-x)1(1-xy)j x - hn/5noo Y - Ilf/nfo, nf. (exp(hQ/kT-1))-1; ~n is the
difference of the spin level population density, 6n, is the same for
thermal equilibrium. An eatimate shows that in ges with a Gd concentration
of 0.5!,.. and x --~O, the frequency banul ;-eidth of the oscillators is between
70 and 100 Mc/aec, which is far from band overlapping. lit 9000 Mc/Bec the
peculiarities of the spin-lattice relaxation of jes were studied
experimentally. Thq meF-avremonts viere made at heliui;i tomperatu-e with
pulse durations Of 400-500 psec and a maximum error of 5;'- It was found
that in general the relaxation curveo were not exponential. The curves have
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Spin-lattice relaxation in ... B1 02YB1 04
not one but two characteristic times T 0.65 and 4-5 [Race, and can be
approximated by
dn=An, 1-0.5expi )-0.5exp(_T'5)1-
1 0.65 )
A special study shows that heating of the lattice oscillators has virtually
no effect on the relaxation rate. Entineer G. M. Blagyy and Technician
Yu. G. Zvegintsev arethanked for help. There are 4 figures, I table, and
7 non-Soviet references. The four most recent references to English-
language-publications read as follows: N. Bloembergen. Phys. Rev. 109,
2209, 1958; K- P. Bowers, 'N. B. Mims. Phys. Rev. 115, 285, 19591 Quantum
Electronics, Columbia University Press, New York, 1960; C. V. Marr, P.
Swarup. Canad. Journ. of Physics, 19, 495, 196o.
ASSOCIATION: Institut radiofiziki 1 elektrcniki AN USSR Khar1kov (Institute
of Radiophysics and Electronics AS UkrSSR, Khar1kov)
SUBMITTED: October 27, 1961
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A jTHORS: Feskov t _j~jy,
T 11 TL:": Do pe n d e n c o
su I f.,te cn
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D 1 1 7/B 1 0i;
--a. -,&. , Lt nd C , he r ne t F,A
o f ' h e re I it x,, t i o n tm en ga dn I i r, i um, hy 1
the co ncentr~, t i )r, ahe i uri tempuraturof-,
?_-'RlO'IOAL: FizikE tvardDCo tela, v. 4, no. ~, 1)(2, 6~"~
T E- X T :T h eauthorin :,tudie the ~!opende!;(-ci of tiie rolax;iti-'n
time of Cadolinium ions in 1~;nthanum cthyl sulfate (li?F;) on 'he concentratlor.
of gadolinium ethyl sulfate ges ) an-4 cerium ethyl sil f~~te ct- ) impurities
-at liquid-helium temFeraturc-~ and a frequen,_,~ cf 110130 !."cps by the ,Ulse
method on crystals Crown I rc -,. soluticr's in mo3t case:;, the relaxation
f
curves showed a course divereing from the expenential law. This ~'ecame par-
ticularly evident when the concentration increa-;ed, particularly in the
middle of the spectral range. The curves showed a rapid decrease of satura-
tion at the bezinning.which became slower toward the end. The rate of
decrease of the fast components of the relaxation curves was ;nder,erdent of
temperature which is indicative of cross relaxation. A change in the ges
concentration from 0-5 to C.25~5 slowed down tnese components which were
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Dependence of the relaxation ... B117XB108
no longer observed at a concentration of 0.1%. The time of spin-lattice
relaxation is inversely proportional to the power 2 + 0.5 of the overall ges
and ces concentration. Cerium impurities (up to 0.27,T) had a uniform effect
on all the linos of the electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum if the
difference between the resonant frequencies of the Gd and Ce lines did not
exceed 300-400 Mcps. The rcsults obtained have not confirmed the hypothesis
of "exchange pockets" (Ref. 1, see below) explaining spin-lattice relaxation
at low temperatures. Conclusions: in spite of their strcngly different
magnetic and relaxation properties, Gd3+ and Ce3+ ions have tnu same effect
on thenAsimtionxate. The ratio of the relaxation timeo of transitions
-7. -
9 m + 1 and m -t (m-1) is on1j slightly influenced by chanL7es in
temperature which lead to a redistribution of the paramagnetic ions. This
behavior is consistent with the assumption of lattice defects due to impuri-
t~-es taking a great part in relaxation. This assumption was treated theo-
retically by B. I. Kochelayev (DAIN SSSR, .1~1, -1053, 1960). TLere crp 2
figures, 2 tables, and 3 references; 2 Soviet and 1 non~Soviat. The refer-
ence to the English-language publication reads as follows% Ref. 1i Quantum
Electronics, Columbia University Press, Nwe York, 1960.
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,I?ioskovatalk
Mummy, �.A -)-i,, S.A.]; CHERNETS, A.11. [Chernets', A.1,11.1;
POSTOGURD, G.I. (Postoh-vard 11 1 SHEINA, T.G. (Sheina, T.H.1;
OLEYNIK, I.I.I. [Oliinyk, I.M.1
Growing lanthanum ethyl sulfate single crystals with gadolinium
and cerium eth-jl sulfate impi=ities and their physical
properties. Mcr.fiz.zhur. 7 no.1:22-30 Ja 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Inatitut radiofiziki i elektroniki 21 bl~SSRP KharIkov.
(Crys-tals-Growth)
(3thanol)

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ACC NR, AP600OW6 JD1ww1,jr,1GG1WH SOME CODE: UW0183Y65100710.12136-11313679
Pe
AUTHOR.- n~~ak~i G. A.
ORG: Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics#AN WmSBR, Khartkov (Institut'-
radiolte
77TO.- Concentration and temperaturei dependence of the spin-lattice relaxation times,.,
in ruV
SOURCE: Fizikn tyerdcgo telaj Vii 7j no, 12, 196% 3678-3679
TOPIC TAGS i ruby, chromium, spin lattice relwmtion, ion concentration, spin system,
temperature dependence
ABSTRACT: To detemine the- true temperature de ndence of the spin-lattice relaxa-
tApAAAMe In MWI and the d.ependence on the concentration, the measurements were made
in a zero external magnetic field, where the, spin system ban only two levels. The
relwmtion times in crystals with chromiurn concentration O.o4, o.o44, 0.125, oa6,
and 0.35% were measured in the tem~j~iFaiiW6 Interval 1.5--40K at the Initial split.-
ting frequency (11.480 14c) by a pulse-d method. The temperature dependence (Fig. 1)
exhibits three regions with different variations: Vj.3L - TIL, T2, and T7. A similar
result was observed In magtietic fields. The boundary between the linear and quadrat-
Ic regions shifts with the concentration. No region with a quadratic variation was
observed in the crystals with lowest concentration. Since the change In the temper-
ature dependence indicates a change In the relaxation mechanism, the concentration

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ACC NRI AP6DD"6
dependence vust be determined only texperatures
for which the dependence remains the ame In the
ystals. At 2K the concentration
entire group of cr
dependence can be represented by the formula
T.1-1 - 2 + 3ODd-3 1 0.2 (see-1). ev
0
1~' b
-\Nt
We concentration dependence cannot be explained
vitbin the rramework of the KTonig--Vail V:Leck the- IJ
cry* 0 rig* art. has.- 2 figares6
to 0 U sup to X 40P
rw
Fig. 1. Temperature dependence
of the relaxation tim for dif-
ferent, chroldva concentrations,
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ACC NR, AP6030166 SOURCE LODE: UR/0120/66/000/004/0226/0226
AL17 HOIR; PeskovatGkiy, S. A.
ORG: Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics, A); UkrSSR, Khar'kov (T nstitut radio-
fiziki i elektroniki AN UkrSSR)
TITIZ: Equipment for measuring spin-lattice relaxation time at low temperatures
SOUIRCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 4, 19660 226
'TOPIC TAGS. spin lattice relaxation, spectroscope, traveling wave, magnetic modulation,
ABSTRACT: A traveling wave spectroscope with high frequency modulation of the magnetic
field is described. The spectroscope was used to measure the spin-lattice relaxation
tire at heliwa temperatures by the method of pulse saturation in the frequency range
fmm 7500 to 12,000 Me. The modulation frequency of the magne-,ic field was 230 kc
lwhile the xiplification of the signal and the synchronous detection was carried out on
the second harmonic (460 kc) within -the band of 15 kc. The Karp scheme was -ased for,
the delay system. The use of high frequency modulation and of the delay systern irprov-
es the accuracy and reliability of relaxation time measurements and exzends the posss.~_
bilities, of the experiment. It becrAaes possih~le to investigate the spin system at sev-
eral fT-equencies simultaneously. Orig. art. has: I figure.
.SUB CODE: 20 SUBM DAIM; 08Jul&5
UDC: 539.28.078
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PBSKOVOY. B.I.. Inzh.
Instrument for neasurinE the concentration of oilicic acid
tn steam and fend water. Toplopnergetika 7 no.2-87-88
F 06o. (KIRA 13-5)
1. TSentrallnyy ',-otloturbinnyy institut.
(Feed water) (Steam)

PESKOVOT, B,I., Inzh.; P14SMKOV, A.G. [deceased]. in2h.
.........
Regulator of phoEphate concentration ic the feed water. Inergetik
nq.~:36-~7 S 158. WRA 11:11)
(Phnsphates) (Feed water)

SOV-1/11-56-9-2c,/29
AUTHOR: Peskovoy, B.I., Engineer; Parshikov, A.G. (Deceaipd,
TITLE: A Boiler Water Phosphates Concentration Regulator ~ io~, fy,i I,%
tor kont5entratsii fosfatov v kotlovoy vode)
PERIODICALt Energetik, 11)~O, Nr 9, pp ~6-137 (U-)SR)
ABSTRACT: The automation laboratory of the TsYTI has worked out an,i
tested a trial mode'. of phosphates concentration reF,,-~Iator
for boiler water. The regulator is designed to mairta:.n
a constant concentration of 1'0 ions in the water, thus
preventing the formation of slilg deposits on the heating
surfaces of the boiler. The regulator's sensitive element
is an automatic colorimeter which tests the actual phos-
phates concentration in the boiler water sample by a change
in the optical density of the phosphomolybdic group. A
constant Bample is supplied from the boiler water, and the
Card 112 measuring device is set to operate a remote control appa-

A Boiler V.ater F~-.cqphateE
S-Wr-01 _zp r n
ratus which varies the vcIume productivity o the feel 7,=-,
supplying phosphate solution to the boiler water. 7- ea,~; -
thors describe the ele ctr4 cal sys teir of the rep-,;Iatcr.
There is I circuit diagram and I schematic diagram.
1. Boiler:3--SCale 2. Phosphates--Applications 3. Feed water
regulators--Desi.an
Card 212

FASKOTOY, B.I.. Inshoner.
Automatic conirol of paper moisture. bum.pron. 29 no.);26-27 Mr-Ap 154,
(MRA 7:6)
1. Fervays Leningradskaya bunashnaya fabrika.
(Paparmaking machinery)

Grasses-
Wild
Vort~ilv List o' Hi-sciar, ,~.ccessLcns, Llbrary Df vr.!

/101UTWIPUOES to this System Tilagdam- Innny.
3.
tn and:401onwsh.. )951-,82,336- 1 C.
- .0 1).-- tywum Ti-Sb has been studied up to
60 ;1 y8 and thermal analvaiB. It 4 found
that in Sb, and ihat hvmc~,cneoua
phawa (,f ITSI) Aro fortned. The crystal
strurturm given, At lonst one other wIld
Phase rich also rformed, On ilia bb Ollie, the phs3o
dingrom reaernblov th4t of Ur-Bb.

PE";L, J.
H. NOVIOTITY, Monatsh, E32, 5-13-25(1951 )

PESL J, J.
The 1st Interne.tional Congress of Chemical Engineering, Aechanicall
Engineering and Automation in Brno. Strojirenstvi 12 no.9:6i,-l-
642 6 162.
1. Kralovopolska strojirna, Brno.

PESL Josef. inz.
Shaping the shipaheathing plates by the explosion method. Tech
praca 14 no.121967-972 D 162.
1. Swralovy zavody, Vyzkumny ustav tvarecich stroju, Brno.

FESL, Stanislav
Use of syntbetic grey cast iron. Slevarenstvi 9 no.11:435-437 11 161.
1, Tatra, n.p., Koprivnice.
(Cat3t iron)

P:~s ~' V .
I-'enci k, E. -ithal-)i7ic devPlnpment r)L' th- -r Jula Peds '-n the taj~n )' ~.he I)stra-
vice River. o. 1;?.
A-)RN!F., 'DDI- GE'-,GI,KY, Prague, Vol. -~l, Dr4 (.1jubiished 14rr).
t
S': ~,onthly -ist. )r --'a3t :'European ~ccessi-)ns, -C, Vol. r) Nn. ( Iune I)IC.
Jncl.

P-e's., V.
Fenc'k, -1. Stratigra I-Ac and tectonic condttLons of the npp,~~ -)n
the i~ovy jicin sheet (4167. p. 10.
6B)RNIK, )DL--- G-l,i,~G!",KY, P-,hLTue, Vol. 21, 1454 (-)ubli.-hed 1415).
g
S): Monthly -ist of &a st '-I'umpean AccessLins, ~ -~' It-) , Vol. r , iu~. 6- :une
Jnci.

ML -.0-V,
Results of geological survey in MzZura Kysch a-rd ea5tc----
0
Slovakia. Frace ust naft, 18:32-34

MMIK, Eduard; FML, Vaalav
Geologic structure of the Magura Kyrie', and its napbtba prospects
between Napajedla and Vizovice. Prace Ust n&ft 19 no.84/~1:53-
70 962.
1. Ceskoslovenske naftove doly, np., Vyzkumny ustav Brno,,

MENCIX, Eduard; FESL,_Vacl&y_
The characteristief of main dialocatiorz in the It!agurl flp;',-.
Gas mineral geol 806.1:29-38 Ja 163.

D~j
Vaclav;
f t ni-
an,4 -,-n brnc,,
'L
mln

PESL, Vaclav; MENCIK, Eduard; IIANZLIKOVA, Eva
Pre-Plagura series Bouth of Jablunkxjv,
Beskid Mountains. Vest Ust geol Y) no.3:189-199 My 164.
1. Central Geological Inst!tute, Prague; Ceskoslovenske
naftove doly, Brno.

HAIIZLI*.AM

no r
-j: r r. rj
4 n, erw !i(i

PERISR, G.
instrudtion aide of the German Hygiene Museum in Dresden.
Gig. I san. 22 no.2:54-56 7 '57 (ULRA 10:4)
1. 12 Germanskogo gigiyenicbeskogo mazeya.
(SCHOOLS
school room appliances in Garmn flyg. Museum In Dresden)
(,(US,;%1S
same)

PESLER; IMASE
Activities of the enterpr!~se branch of the Czecloslova~-
Scientific and Technological Society at the Severoceake
pivovary National Enterprise. Kvasny prum 9 no. 12: 291
D 163e

jum,,J.; PLUHAROVA, H.
Use of waste water from brewing rooms. Kvasny prun 9 no.1:19
Ja 163.
1. Severoceske pivovary, n.p., Louny.

PESLER, J.
Experience in tile use of a compensating tank on ~,rott2.1.,,9
lines. Kvasny prun, 10 no. 2: 42-43 F 164.
1. Severoceske pivovary, n.p., LoDuny.

PESLER, J,
Ifungarinn trrjw.-rio,3 seen by Czfjnhr,n~.rj,.,aJ( Xvasny pr ;z
11 no.,3;66-67 Mr 165.
1. Severoreske -n'.vova,-y National Fn'.nrprise, Louny,

PESURRASHU, I.-(Bukharost)
Water intakes of the city of
n0-8:37-39 Ag 160.
(Jaosy-Water-sul)ply
Jassy. Vod.i san.t6kh.
(MIRA 13:7)
engineering)

PESLIKOVP V
u, 1~ CRYCBCOPIC CONSTANTO AND CON,)7.WON TEMPRFLA-
-rLmlo or " "' . M. 1"'4,LV, V. P.
i LL c
nd, Lan va. Tra-13ted from ZhuF.7-":~
A
~h
hel Khl-21,122.9-370951). llp. (A-TI-153607)
Uv

Jet a a A'19 9 0 4
0 at a 43 ad ame"
Leo
L-), A -.A
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002 "60
O*j
go"l, COO
04
WdfiW d AlunWm b7 SU va"d muckm Wdfts saw" see
sou AU& T.%*.I'WMIit#,V#"#IALii.4bhVopfts).rdti,~VLIN&(3)..*O- at**
L, urMins machine manufartul"I
it dmribrd.-,N. A. Coo
t-0:
go coo*
..' +
gq~ WOO
-i7- -wk
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NI Ila
AT 00 Is:, .410 A I
Do Ai K a
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aasistent
A
Arteriogranhy in epicondylie fracture of the tn"merus. Zdr&7. 3pl.
5 no.5:27-28 My 159 (HIM 12:8)
1. Kafedry ortanedil i tramatologii Belorusakogo inBtituta uso-
vershenstvovnniya vrachey (zavedaywhchiy kafedroy - prof. V.0. Marks).
(MMEM-MCMIM) (ARIM-aM-RADIOGRAPHY)

PESLYAK, Yu.A.
Behavior of clays in vell drilling wul develoTzent. Iseft. Yy4-,Z.
38 no.1203-38 11 160. (YI RA 1,4: 4)
(Clay)

PEo'LYAE, Yu.A. (.MoSk;U)
Stability of -an ecc5ntric pipe. Iz-7. Pil SSS-R. Melch. 1
machinostr. no.6:147--149 N-D 163. (MIRA 37:1)

F H SLYA K Y~~
na
'da

ISSLYAE, Yu.A.
ure~.,,,ire 'n w'-.,,. ~,,,alll *--~ rl,,(~, ~'.
"., p
A - . r...c.-. 43 no.C:, -51 A.--, ',-~ .

RUPPENEYT. Konstantin Vladimirovich, doktor tekhn. nauk; LIBMAN,
Yuriy 14ikhaylavich; vATVIYEIIKO, Vera Vladimirovna; FESI-TAX,
Yj~~rl ApOj_jJxmriyqvich; MANIKOVSKIY, G.I., otv. red.;
DASOVSKIY, I.P., red. izd--;,a; BAGRPNOVA, A.A.,, teklin. red.;
GUSIKOVA2 O.H., tekhn. red.
[Calculations of mine-shaft lining] Raschet krepi shakhtnykh
stvolov. [By] K.V.rkuppeneit i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk
SSSR, 1962. 121 p. (KMA 15:7)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademii naulc SSSR (for Manlkovskiy).
(Shaft sinking)

RUPPEWEYTV K.V.; PESLYAK, Yu.A.
Calculations for the precant reinforced concrete tubbing of mines.
Fiz.-=skh.svois.,davJ razr,.gor.porofl* no.1:24-41 162. (MML 16:3)
(Precast concrete construction) (Mine timbering)

H;SLYAK, Yuriy Apol-linariycirich; HkiENI~-'YT, Konstantin Vladimirov-;ch, (3oktcrr
2L -ed.
ATOLIN, G.N., ved.; K-DOTOVA, I.G., teY-hn.i
[Theory of rock pressure and the method of designing casing pipes]
Teoriia davleviia gornykh porod i metod rascheta obsadnykh trub.
Moskva, Gos. nauchno-taklei, izd-vo neft. i (,,orno-toplivnoi l-A-ry,
1961. 130 p. (Vsoso:iuznyi. iieftogazovyi nauchno-issledovatoll-;kii
institut. Trudy, no-31) (MIRA 14.7)
(Oil well casing) (Rock pressure)

FESLYAK, Yu,...,ACand. Tech. Sol. (dirg) "Pressure of MininG
Rocks on and, Co;:,pul.~stlori of Plpes," 1'.-~U, ',I ,,, .
(Inst. of Geology and Exploitation of Miner. Deposits) 150 I,o3ies
(KL Supp 142-61, 272).

PISLYAKASO V.V., inzhmior.
Coppounding a generator with automatic suppression of the fie'LA
without disconnecting the rotor winding. Zlek.sta.27 ao.6:CB
Je 156. (Electric generatora) WAA 9: ~))

IPFZLYAKOV, Inzh.
Mechanical clamps for corig boxes. Yash.Bel. no.6:203-201. 140
(NIPJ. 1-.!:;)
(Coremalcing)

RSLYAKOV, N.V., lnzh.
-~:~- ~~
Machine t,)nls tined In piece and small lot production, Hash.
Bel. no.4:11-85 '57. (MMRA IV:9)
(Factory mnumom"nt)

PHSLYAKOV, N.N., inzh.
Cast-iron cutting tools,, Mash.Bel. no,5:109-111 '58.
(MIRA 12:11)
(141.tal-cutting tools)

VOROBIYEV., V.; PESNOPEVTSEV, F.; KRUGER, Ya.
The 8 mm motion-picture caneras and projectors. Sov.foto 22
no.10:30-33 0 162. WIRA 15:11)
(Amateur motion pictures.-Equipment and supplies)

D'YAKOVA h, V. P dot3qil---, Z-ZANMA, V. i. LITVF:..:'~
(Lytvynen'e-.u, A,, P-13"'YA,-'--,'11.~AY~-. I.-i. i). [p
It,". D. B,;AONOVA, "-LY"'. 0.
PRIMAKOV, S.V. YUNKO.- P.A. GOL'DIS . S.N. [11ol
BAIUN, -%A~ ; KOSACIEVSKAYA P.I. ~Kosachevs'kn, I o t s e n
SIITANIKO, L.V.-. GAGA:.I:ICV, V.3. [Ifi-harynov., V.S.-
Annotations and aut%orl.- ubs,xcts, Fed.
no.6:33-36 't-2.
1. Kafed~-a pe ;ia'l ii Za, crczll.skogc) insti i f, --i L3
vovan ya vrach-~y \for D'yaf:ova). r~, i a 1 U,!;:!; S,,,DFc
me6itsl'nskogo instituta (for Zuzazlova), 3.
bol~--zncy Odess4ogo meditsinskogo aEtitu%a 0-or Lil-.,:nen'K,)\j
4.
-~~ n-
Kafedra detski.(h i-nfcrkt,-domykh bol~-zney Kha:-l!:C)vS",Jco
skogo instituta (for Pesnyachevskaya). 5. Klin:,4a
infektsionnykh bolezney K-rymskogo -neciitsins~:ofo ins,',ituta (for
Bezsonova), 6. Kafedra fakulltct.,;::o,,- pediatz"i Kry:wko(,o lle(lit.sln-
skogo instituta(for i3elyy). 7. SI-4Lkl-.tprnaya bal InJ --la g. ~13o,,ova-
Antrasit (for Pr:makov). 8. Staxosamborskay-. rayonnaya 't)-)l'n4 -,sa
Llvovskoy oblasti (for Yunko). 9. Vinnitskaya
No.2 (for Gol' As), 10. KIfedra figiyc,,ny Kiyev~3k0f.O
usovershonstvovariiya vnichey (for Baran Ka,-,oc!-,0VS,:,,Ly*1- 1.
Kafedra urologii !Uyevskcgo meditSinS!:0go inst-itu--a ~'fcr
12. 9-ya gorodskaya ool nl*~Isa g. lneprcdze,;.t-.L-,~-el 'A'or '~af-"I-inov".

0 C 11V
Subject USSR/Aeronautics - Aerodynamics
Card 1/1 Pub. 58 - 14/14
AID 11 - 4674
Authors Blinov, B. , Englneel'; Vas I l'yev, A. and Pe3och, V. , Model -
builders, Students of the Mocicow Aviatio-TTE-5TTI-Re (MAI);
Belorussov, L., Monitor of the Aerodynamic Circle of the
Moscow Institute for Technology of Aviation (MATI).
Title An inadequate book
Periodical Kryl. rod., 3, 23, Mr 1956
Abstract Highly specialized d!.scussion of the shortcomings of
0. Gayevskiy's book "Flying Glider Models" on the aero-
dynamic roperties of' aircraft models (publishing house
"DOSAAF
Institution None
Submitted No date

PBSOCMWSKIY, U.N., referent.
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Construotion of open-hearth furnnoes at locations othw then the
placeof installation. BiULl. TSNIIGF-M no.22t57-58 -57. (HIRA 110)
(United States-Open-hearth furnaces)

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1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo chernoy matnlLurgii.
TSentrnl'nnya nauchno-tekhnicheekoya biblioteks. Otdel bibliogrnfli.
2. TSentralInaya nauchno-tekhnicheskya biblioteka Miniaterstva
chernoy metallurgii SSSR (for Dizhur).
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