SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT A.I. CHEBOTAREV - D.F. CHEBOTAREV

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AUTHORS: Uryvayev, Ve A., and 1h bo arev, ~A. 1. 5o~11-6/9
TITLE: 4o Years of Dry Land Hydrological Research (Issledovaniya v
oblass
sti gidrologil sushi za 4o let).
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1957P h'r 11, PPe 41"50
(USSR).
ABSTRACT! The research of continental hydrology can be divided
into the follo-
wing groups;
lo -Perfection of its methods, preparation of methodologic meanss
handbooks and working out of constructions of hydrological apparaw
tus; 2. - Hydrographic works's investigation of processes of the
formation of water drainage as well as of the working out of
methods
of the calculation of its main characteristics; 4, - Study of the
structure of the river flow and of the processes of river beds;
5. - Hydrographic investigations; 6* - Hydrochemical works.
For the removal of the present essential lacks of the division of
the network it was necessary to work out scientifically based prin-
ciples of the division and to create a stateowned supporting net-
work based on constant scientific basis with respect to the ratios
pal sheltering of the basis points on territory as Well as the
stan-
dardization and maintainance of the meth:)ds of observation.
Card 1/4 The unification of hydrologicc-0- observations and
water-investigation
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4o Yearal of D r y L a nd -iydrological Research, 5o-11-6/9
works took place in 1929 when the hydro-4neteoro-logical
standard
service was founded. Furthermore works for the putting down
of all
experiences of the carying out of hydrometric works as well
as of
the preparation of methodological means were carried out
which den
termine the consequence and elaboration of these works. The
recomo
mendations on the duration of observations at various
points of the
flow used in practice of hydrometric works were
analysed-w-ith res-
pect to the elimination of the influence of pulsation., as
-well as
recommendations on the calculations of mean velocities of
flows in
the vertical direction and on the bonseqvence of water
calculations
and the AiLizatir-ni of various kinds of measurements of
water con-
sumption, as there are, the photometric process, etc*
For the presence the elaboration of hydrometric works with
domestic
constructions is secured,
2. Not regardi-E-1Z the old age of orivinal hydrograpbic
works iNith
certairaiiethods of operation and tasks the content of
hydrology den
veloped to be an own science with the task of establishing
the
hydrology of continents as a whole.
.& great work of hydrol~eical character Das carried out in
arranging
the water register of rivers. It consisted in describing in
detail
the rivers, lakes and moors hy separate chapters of
reference books
Card 2/4 of water wells in the US8h.

bo Years ~:)f Dz7 LMW Hydrological Reaearch. 5o-11-619
The hydrographic works contained not only district-wise
description2
of water objects but also imestigated the sint,le elements.
U
Essential characteristics of these investigations of 'Water
wells are
not only decisive increase of the scope of hydrometric works
and
a perfection of its methods but also the collection of great
expe-
riences, as in the hydrography of the USSR, as well as the
determ-in
nation Of Fhysical regularities which direct the processes
develo-
ping in the Tvater WN-sirs. The Inv cstigat ions of the
problem of rio
ver flows develop mainly with the inteDtirn to elaborate the
metliods
of calculation of flow standards, the chanLeability of
flow-Within
several years, the distribution of the drainal6c referred to
the who=
1e year as well as the calculatiors of maximal and minimal
figures,
Great attention -was paid to the development of the methods
of calcu-
lation of maximal rain- and snow drainaLe.
Instead of the empiric formula of !-a %,., Protodyakonov the
standards
of rain drainage of smaller areas of entrance viere worl-o:d
out which
are based on a more detailed investigation of the single
elements
of floods and which differ essentially in this respect from
earlier
ideas.
Thanks to the investigation of problems of the calculation
of drais
Card 3A nage distribution within the whole year its
standar&lzad schemes

4o Years of Dry Land Hydrological Research. 5o~' 1,/
and recommendations for the determination of combinations of
cal=
culations of the water level of the single seasons within
the year
were worked outo The working out of practical
recommendations of
drainage calculations was based on statistical data cf
observations
and of the network of hydro-4rieteorological stations as
well as on
an explicit study of the conditions of development of
drairabe in
nature.
AWMABLE: Library of Coneress,
1. Nydrology-Development-USSR
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AUTHOR: Cheb 5o-1-22/26
TITLE: Boris Dmitriyevich Zaykov (On the Occasion of his
Sixtieth Birthday) (Boris Dmitriyevich Zaykov (K 6*-letiyu
so dnya rozhdeniya))
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1958, Nr 1, pp.
63-65 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On December 6 Boris D. Z&ykov, Doctor of
Geographical
Sciences and Professor, one of the most renowned soviet
hydrologists, became 6o years old. He was born in 1897 in
Petersburg in the family of an employee. 1925-1927 he
participated in the Yakut expedition, established the first
hydrometeorological station in the Yakut Republic in the
upper course of the river Alden and conducted it for one
year. The results of the investigation of the lake Sevan,
conducted by himg were published in the "Bulletins of the
Office for Hydrometeorological Research of the Lake Sevan".
1931-1932 he conducted the office for hydrometry where he
occupied himself with investigations of the hydrological
conditions of the lower Dnyepr. The investigations carried
out by him in 1935 may be subdivided in four groups:
Card 1/2 1) Calculations of the characteristics of the
flowoff;

Boris Dmitriyevich Zaykov (On the Occasion of his Sixtieth
50-1-22/26
Birthday)
2) Geographical data of the flowoff of the river; 3) water
conservation of'the water basins and 4) evaporation at the
surface of the water. Amon- the works containing the con-
clusions on the calculations of the flowoff of the river
the widely known work "Several Years' Average Flowoff of the
Rivers of the USSR" is to be mentioned. In recognition of
his services in the development of hydrology the scientific
degree of a Candidate of Geographical Sciences was without a
dissertation conferred on him. In 1944 the title of a Doctor
of Geographical Sciences was bestowed on him on the basis of
his work "The Flowoff of the Rivers of Europe" and in 1946
he became Professor. There is 1 figure.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Zaykov, Boris Dmitriyovich-Biography 2. Hydrology
Card 2/2

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AUTHORS:
TITM
Chebotarev, A. I., Popov, 1. V. 50-2-20/22
III rd All-Soviet Hydrological Meeting (III Vsesoyuzrqy
gidrologicheskiy s"yezd).
PERIODICALs Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1958, Nr 29 PP. 57-60
(USSR).
ABSTRACTs This meeting took place in Leningrad from October 7 th to
October 17 t , 1957. It was the main task of this meeting to
strike a balance of the investigations of the waters and of
the continent during the 40 years of Soviet power and to do-
termine the trends of a further development. Following pro-
blems were discussed on the meeting: calculation of the river
flow and other elements of the water supply, hydrological
forecasts, hydrophysics (mainly in the field of the research
into and working out of computation methods of the evapor.
ation of snow and ice), computations of the hydrological con.
ditions of lakes and water reservoirs, hydrodynamics and pro.
cesses of the alterations of the river-bed, hydrological
computations, changes of.the humidity of the atmosphere, pro-
blems of regional hyfirology, hydrometry and of the construc-
tion of equipment, of the groundwater and of the underground
C ard 1/4 feeding of the rivers, of hydrochemistry as well as of th*

III rd All-Soviet Hydrological Meeting. 50-2-20/22
sanitary control of the waters, and also of the hydrology,
however, only to the extent to which they are connected with
the problems of the continental hjydrology. 1295 Permanent
participators were present on the meeting, 1260 of them were
from the Soviet Union, who represented 23 nationalities of 25
Soviet republics. In the meeting took parts the institute& of
the AN USSR, and among them in the first place the Department
for Hydrology, the Geographical Institute, the Hydrochemioal
Institute, and the Institute for Hydrology and Hydraulic
Engineering of the AN of the Ukrainian SSR. This meeting was
the reason for an exhibition which demonstrated the successes
of the hydrology in the course of 40 years- 35 orgazisation
took part in this exhibition. The lectures hold on the I11T1
meeting on the problems of the groundwater solved the problem
of the feeding of rivers and the taking into account of the
connection between the underground- and surface water in the
hydrological computations, as well as of the forecasts of
water conditions. It was the unanimous opinion that a closer
coordination of the works is to be desired, and that it is
necessary to create special institutions for the testing of
numerous methods for the hydrological computation and to
Card 2A establish centres for the planning of the
exploitation of the

III rd vist Hydrolo ting. 50-2
All-so gioal Me* W20/22
water supplies of the country and for the control of the
natural water*. The physical-standpoint with reference As the
research of the hydrological processes represents a reliable
basis for a further application of the statintios,-also for
the-probability theory, the o haraoteri'tice and tho'goograph-
ioal connections of the,hy~rOlogioal v:lues, On the meeting
it was found,'thatT*~"us standpoints an problems of bydrolog-
ical invowilg%tione and theoretical bases are a consequence
of imperfoot-initial data of the compgtationg and:the soh"ati-
sation. of phenomena., The problem of -the. water regulation In.
a now aspect of hydrological research. More and nor* now water
reservoirs appear on the zap whioh.ontail a considerable
alteration in -the natural conditions of the country and donand
the development of now methods of research, oomputationg and
forecast. In connection with the establishment of onergot7.
supply systems in the country the question of the investi-
gation of the fluctuations of the run-off within long later-
vals-and their coincidence with respect to tine is especially
important for the regulation of the production of the Aydro.
electric power.
Cord 3/4

QAV~0_0 DAVI-V

SOV-98-58-2-18/21
AUTHOR;
Shumell, S.S., Engineerv
Member of the Presidium, 3rd All-

Union Hydrological Congress
TITLE.
The Third All-Union Hydrological Congress (III
Vsesoyuznyy

gidrologicheskiy sllyezd)
PERIODICAL:
Gidrotekhnioheskoye stroitellstvo, 1958, Nr 2, pp 60-61 (USSR)
ABSTRACT%
The Third All-Union Hydrological Con-77ess took place
in

Leningrad at the end of 1957. The Congress was attended by

1,240 scientists, engi.neers and specialists, employed at

300
scientific-researoh organizations and vuzes, scientific-

technical societies of theelec~ric power industryq I mining

industry and water transport, and 35 specialists-from Albania,

Bulgaria, Hungary, East Germany, China, Mongolia, Poland,

Rumaniag Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. The Congress examined

the conditions and prospects for research into the hydrology

continentsq and pointed out the great achievements accomplished

in the field of hydrology and water resources of the USSR.

A
number of reports was heard by the Congress, among which

may be
mentioned.the report of Candidate of Technical Scien-

ces V.A.
Uryvayev (State Hydrolog'ical Institute) "The Study
Card 1/4
of
the USSR Continental Waters and Further Tasks in This

I
-The Third All-Union Hydrological Congress SOV-93-58-2-18/21
Field". The Doctors of Technical Scienoes S,N. Ultskly and
M.F. Menkell (section for the Scientific Development of Prob-
lems of Water Economics, USSR Academy of Sciences) and
Candidate of Technical Sciences A.I. Cheboiarev (GGI) reported
on "Water Engineering in USSR an-a-m-EI-emsof Hydrology"-.
Professor A.N. Voznesenskiy (Institute "Energoproyektli) spoke
on "The Utilization of the USSR Water Resources and the Pro-
spects for Developing Water Power". A total of 9 special-
ized sections were working at the Congress: Calculations
and Prognoses (Chairmen - Doctor of Technical Sciencesq Pro-
fessor D.L. Sokolovskiyq Candidate of Technical Sciehoes
A.I. Chebotarev and Doctor of Geographical Sciences G.P.
Kalinin); Hydrophysics (Chairman - Doctor of Geographical
Sciences, Regular Member of the RSFSR Academy of Pedagogical
Scienaeav Professor B.P. Orlov); Lakes and water Reservoirs
(Chairman - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Honored Worker of
RSFSR Science and Engineering~ Professor Ye~V. Bliznyak);
Hydrodynamias and River-Bed Processes (Chairman- Correspond-
ingMember. AS USSR#.-Honored Worker in RSFSR Scieice and
znginseringg M.A. velikanov); Water Economics (Chairmen -
Doctors of Technical Sciences S.N. Kritskiy and M.F.
Nerikell);
Card 2/4 General Hydrolo,,y (Chairman - Doctor of
Geographical Sciences,

The Third All-Union ffydrologit,~al Congress
SOV-36-58-2-16121
Professor L.K. Davydov); Hydrometry and Methods of Hydro-
logical Research (Chairman - Candidate of Technical Sciences
A.Ka Proskuryakov); Underground Waters and Problems of
Under-
ground Feeding of Rivers (Chairman - Doctor of Geolo.-ical
and Mineralogical Sciences, Professor B,I. Kudelin): Hydro-
chemistry and Sanitwrv ?-~tection of Waters (Ohqirman -
Corresponding Members AS. US&2 0. A. 'Alskin). Over 4oo
report3 on alL principal problems of the hydrology of co~,-
tinents were delivered and discussed at the sections. The
author lists the work performed during the 40 years of
Soviet
regime and speaks of current needs.-, The Congress adopted
several decisions, approving the resolutions of the
sections,
and considered it necessary to establish an inter-depart-
mental committee to co-ordinate scientific research work.
The Congress decided to take necessary measures for an
urgent
exploitation of the State Hydrological Institute's River-Bed
Laboratoryj whose activity should further the solving of im-
portant scientific problems in the field of hydrodynamics
Card 3/4 and river-bed processes. Future hydrological
congresses

Th.e Third All-Union Hydrological CongresB SOV-98-58-2-18/21
will convene once every 5 - 7 years.
1. Hydrology--USSR 2.,Water power--qSSR,
Card 4/4

LUCHSWA, Aleksandre Anatol'yevpa; BUROV&S, Ye.P.,
retsenzent;
CH3BOTARZV,.A.I., otv,red.; IVZHMO. A.A.. red.;
YASNO
-, X.-M., red.; BRAYMINA. M.I., tekhn.red.
(Practical hydrology; exercises in hydrological
calculations]
Praktichaskaia gpldrologiia-, uprazhnanila po
gidrologichaskim
raschatsm. lid.2.. parer. i dop. Leningrad.
Gidromoteor.
Izd-vo, 1959. 467 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(Hydrology-Tables. calculations. etc.)

URYVAYRV, V.A., kand.tekhn.nauk. obshchly red.;
VOSMSENSKIY. K.P..
kand.geograf.neuki "d*;.=W, P.So, kand.geograf.nsuk.
red.;
PROTAS117V, M.S., kand.geograf.nouk, red.;
CEM0TAW_*__A*I*#,.
kand.takhu.nauk, red.; SWILINA. M.K.. red.;
tokhn.red.
Eadrface water resources In regions of reclaimed virgin
and waste
lands] %surey poverkhnostnykh vod r9ionov osvoeniis
teelinAfth
I z9lezhnykh semi'. Leningrad, Gidrowtoor.izd-yo. No.3.
[Kokchetav Province. Kazakh S.S.R.] Kokchetavskaia
oblast' Kazak-hakoi
SSR. Po4 obshchei red. T.A.Uryvaeva. 1959. 563 p. (MIRA
12:10)
1. Leningrad. Gosuderetvennyy gidrologicheskly institut.
2. Direk-
tor Gidrologichookogo inatituta (for Uryvayev).
(16kchetav Province--Hydrology)

URIVAUV,.V.A., kand.tekhn.nank,' obahchiy red.;
TOSERESENSKIY. K.P.,
Imudogeogr,amik, red,,- FROTASITET, H.S.,
kand.geogr.nauk, red.;
OMMOTARIT, A.1t,__~snd.tekhn,nauk, red.; MUROOV, A.P..
kand.
geogr.nauk, red.; NIRONINKO, Z.I., red.; VILADIMIROV,
0,,G., tekhn.red.
Eftrfioe-iater resources in districts of reclaimed
virgin and wants
lands] lbsurey powerkhnostnykh vod raionov oevoenlia
tselinnykh i
saleshnrkh sewl'. Pod obahchei red. V.A.Uryvaeva.
Leningrad, Gidro-
wtoor.isd-vo. No.2. CKustanay Provinces K32okhatan]
Kustanaisksia
oblast' Kazakhokol SSR. 1959. 709 P. (KIU 12:4)
1. Leninvad. Gosudarstyennyy gidrologicheskiy institut.
(Kustanay Province-Hydrology)

GURETIGH, M.I., imnd.geogronauk; POrOT, I.Vo,
kand.geogr.nauk; SEWaM,
0,A., kand, go ogr, nauk; TJRYFAYZVO V.A., oty.red.;
SMOLOVSKIY,
D.L., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.toza; CHIMOTARET,
A.I.,_
WII& _ZP"
dotsent. kand.tokhn.nauk, red.tome; KALININ, tr.'r,.
prof'. ao V6r
0
geogr.nauk, red.tona; GROWN, R.V., red.; SHATILINA.
M.i., red.;
BRAYNINA, X.I., tekhn.red.
(Transactions of the Third All-UnionRydrological
Congress] TrudY
III V88BOiU2nO8O gidrologicheekogo swesda. Leningrad.
Gidrometeor.
izd-vo. Yol.2. [Section of runoff calculations and
forecasts]
Sektalis raschatoy I prognosov stoka. 1959.. 767 P.
(MIRA 13:2)
1. T868OYU2nYY gidrologichookiy awyezd. 3d, Leningrad.
1959.
(Hydrology--Congresses) (Runoff)

KMRATIYBV, Nikolay Tisygen'Yevich, starshly nauchun
sotrudnik;
CHIBOTARN, Ao--Ieg otyereds; C2OPMM9 I*A*# red,;
YA. 'U.K., red.; SELUM, A.N., tekbn.red.
[Design of reservoir coast chanpa; practical manuall
Reschaty
beregavykh pereformirovanit no vodokhranilishchakh;
praktichookas
posobie. Leningrad. Gidrousteor.ind-wo. 1960. 62 p.
(KIRA 14:1)
1. Gosudarstvennyy g1drologichaskly InstItut (for
Kondratlyev).
(Coast changes) (Reservoirs)

ZATKOT, Borle Daltriyovicth, prof,,.doktor
pograf.neuk; CEMBOTARIF
As-Is, otvorodo; GWILIU, M.N. p red,; BRATNINA,
liolclm."de
[Studies in 11moloa] Ochorkl po oseroveftnilu.
Lonitgmdg
Gldrowtoorelsd-voo Pts2. ig6o. 238 p. (MIRA 1317)
(Lianoloa)

tMYVAYEV. V.A., kand.tekhn.nauki red.;
nauko red.; TOSMZMZIT, K.P.. kand.geogr.neuk, red.;
DMNITSKIT, I.P., kend.geogr.nauk, red.; PROTASITEV.,M.S.,
kand.geogrouauk, red,; BOMMOVS91Y, %L., doktor tekhn.nauk.
red.; SMILINA. M.L. xedo-, WADDIROT, O.G., tokhn.red.
[Darface water resources In regions of reclaimed virgin and
Idle lands] Resuamy poverkhnostnykh vod raionov osvoeniia
toolinnykh I zalezhn*h semell. Pod obeheboi red. T.A.Ury-
vaeva. Leningrad, Gidrowtoor,isd-vo, Mo.5. [North Kazakhstan
Province. Kazakh S.S.R.1 Severo-Kazakhotanakals oblast' Xa-
zakhakoi SM. 1960. 418 p. (KIRA 13:11)
1. Leningrad. Gosudarstvennyy gidrologichaskly Inatitut.
2. Direktor Gosudarstvannogo gidrologicho8kogo Instituta (for
Uryvayev).
(North Kazakhstan Province-Water supply)

FZDOROV, N.N., kand.takhn.nauk; POPOV. I.T..
kand.geogr.nauk; BORSUK, O.N..
k9nd.geogrenauk; GRUSMSKIT, H.S., kand.tekhn.nauk;
VELIMOV,
N.A., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.(Koskva);
URYWAYNT, V.A.. oty.
red.; ALIKIN, O.A., red.; NJMiM, Ye.V., red.
[deceased];
BORSTX. O.N., red.; DAYMV. L- -X.. red.; DOKANITSKIY.
A.P., red.;
w IN* G.P., red.; ZRITMIT, S.N., red.; KU13LIN, B.L.
red.;
MANOIN, L.P., red,; HIMMI, X.F., red.; OMOV, B.P.,
red.;
PROSMIAKOW, A.K., red.-. SOKOLOTSKIT. D.L.. red.;
SMGLIR, O.A..
red.; CHIBOLUM. A.L. red.; CHMMOVSKIT, S.K., red.-
SHATILIM,
O.G., takhn.red.
[Transactions of the Third All-Union Hydrological
Congress] Trudy
III Vsesoiuznogo gidrologichookogo s"ezda. Vol.5-
[Section of
Hydrodynamics and River-Bad Zvolution] Sektaiia
gidrodinsmi)d I
ruslovykh protsessov. 1960. 421 p.
(KIRA 13:11)
1. Vessoyasnyy gidrologichaskiy swesd. 3d. Leningrads
1957.
2. GosudarstvauM gldrologicheekly LuBtitut (for
Fedorov. Popov).
3, Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for TelikBnov).
(Hydrology-Congre see a)

CHABOTAEM, Aleksandr Ivanovich; SOKOWV, A.A..
otv.red.; TA OGORODWAYA.
-I". tekhn.red.
[General hydrology; continental voters] Obahchnio
gidrologils;
Vody sushi, Leningrad, Oldrometeor,isd-vo, 1960, 539 P.
(Eydrolosy) (MIRA 13:9)

CHEBOTAREV, A.I.
Boris Daitrievich Zaikov; obituax7, Meteor. i
g-4drol. no.9:
64-65 3 161. (MIM 3-4:8)
(Zaiko,v, Boris Dmitrievichp 1897-1961)

CHEBOTAUW, A,I,; KIIARCHENKO, 3.1.
Effect of autumn plowing on runoff. Trudy GGI
no.82:34-49
162. (Runoff) (Flowing) (MIRA 15-6)

CHEBOTAREV, A.I.; GLUBOKOV, V.N.; LYL~, V.M.
"River ice conditions of the Toml*'Basin" by IA. I.
Marusenko.
Reviewed by A.I* Chebotarev, V.N. Glubokov, and V.M*
L710.
Meteor. i gidrrl. no.10:52-56 0 162. (MM 15:9)
(Tom' VaIley-Ice on rivers, lakes, etc.)
(Marusenkot U.I.)

CHEBOTATXV A.11, doktor tekbn. nauk; KHRAGHENKO, S.I., kand. tekhn.
Methods for Ue estimation of possible changes in the river
runoff under the influence of agriculture. Meteor. i gidrol.
no.7&27-32 Jl 164 (MIR& 177:8)
1. Gooudarstvennyy gidrolo&the.4kAT institut.

POPOV, Ye.G., doktor geogrdfl. nauk, prof.;,
CHEBOTAREV, A.I., drktor
tekhn. nauk
A mountain landslide and the opening of a pasnage
for the
water in the Zeravshan Valley. Meteor. i gidro"L.
no.9;
37-42 S #64, (MIRA 17:9)
1. TSentrallnyy institut prognozov i
Gosudarstvennyy
gidrologicheskiy institut.

BYKOV, Vasilly Dmitriyovich; VASILIYEV, Andrey
Vasiltyevich;
~.. otv. red.; CHEFELKINA# L,A,p red,
(Hydrometry] Gidromstriia. Iz4.2., parer. i
dop. Le-
ningrad# Gidrometsoizdat, 1965. 498 p. (MIRA
191l)

IlEx-c-rience of ini-rcvinv "!c on
unsafe In rcr,nrr to lwvc-e-, csi~
report submitted nt 'Uhe 13th `1-1-~-nion Conrress of
Hy;-iemists, E-Pideair-logists
?v.d Infectionist,-9 1959.

ACC NRt AP6035582
AUTHOR: Chebotarev, A. N.
ORG: none
SOURCE CODE; UR/0378/66/000/005/0028/0034
TITLE: Abstract synthesis of a microprogrammed control automaton
SOURCE: Kibernetika, no. 5. 1966. 28-34
TOPIC TAGS: automaton, computer programming, machine language,
machine abstracting
ABSTRACT: The abstract synthesis of a control automaton whose
operating conditions are
specified by a microprogram is construed as that stage of
synthesis which establishes corres-
pondence between the microprogram and the transition and output
tables describing a Mealy
automaton realizing a given microprogram in the manner specified
by Glushkov (V. AT.
Glushkov. Izvestiya. AN SSSR. Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 1,
M., 1964, str. 3-8). Hence,
tables are used as the output language of this stage of synthesis.
Compared with analytic no-
tation, table notation is somewhat ponderous. and the problem is
to streamline it so as to com-
pletely exploit the additional possibilities for minimization
stemming from the uature of the
microprogram and so that the algorithm of transformation from the
microprogram to the tables
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would be simple and readily realized by means of a digital
computer. The author solves this
problem at the abstract level, confining his attention only to
the ability of microoperations to
change logic conditions in the microprogram. Algorithms used
for the abstract synthesis of
control automata are described and it is shown that a
distinguishing feature of these algorithms
is the fact that, as early as at the stage of abstract
synthesis, allowance is made for both the
nature of the entire microprogram and the properties of the
individual microinstructions,
which makes it possible to additionally reduce the weight and
dimensions of equipment during
the stage of structural synthesis. The stage of abstract
synthesis culminates in the construct-
ion and minimization of transition and output tables. The
problems associated with the coding
and obtaining of excitation tables and structural output tables
belong In the domain of strucUuml
synthesis and are subject to a separate investigation. Orig.
art. has: 4 tables.
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CREBOTAIEV, A. S.
"The Method of the Least Squares, Including the Fundmentals
of the Theory of
Probability", United Scientific and Technical Publishing
Houses, M., 1930'.

CEM30UM, A.S., DAMOV, V.V., and KRASOVSKlY, F.N.
Course in Higber Geodesy, Parts I and 11.
Geodezizdat, Wacow (1938-1939)

CEMMARSVp A*S*
GOOdOtlef, POrt II. Geodezisdat,
Mbscow (1939)

FJWILOV, B.V., prof., doktor takhn.nauk; CRKBOTARV.
A.S.,.prof., doktor,
red.; SHMSKIT. 1.A.. tekhn.red.
EApplied optical PrWadnala optika. Moskva, Isd-vo
geodes. i
kartogrefichaskol lit-ry, 1947. 531 p. (MIU 13-.7)
(optics)

CHEBOTAUV, ALEKSANDR STEPA14OVICH
CH& , AL=ANDR STEPANOVICH. Geodeziial, Dopushcheno v kachestve
uchebnika dlia
institut.ov geodezii i kartografii. Moskva, Izd-vo geodez. i
kartograf. lit-ry, 1948- v.
illus., maps (part fold) diagrs. 27 cm. DLC: QB30j.-'C55
50t LCj Soviet Geography., Paft 1,, 1951,, Uncl.

MIN, N.A.; IMMZV, N.N.; 0100
redaktor; INOZLVMZVA, A.I.,
rodaktor; SELIMIY, LA., tekhni" redaktor.
[Practical w4ml on municipal and engineering
trigonometrical
surveying] PraktIcheskos rokovodetvo po gorodskoi i
Inshenernoi
poligonomtrll. Pod red. A.S.Chebotareva. Isd. 2-s.
ispr. i dop.
Nookwa. Isd-vo podesicheskol lit-ry. 1954. 478 p. (MM
8:2)
(Triangulation)

CRIBOTARNW, maslusbeiWy deratel' noWd
jMWWtjf"jh*~KUb.,w*;.SUDAJODT. B.G.. redsktor;
IBDZJNTMA. A.I., redektor: IIUZIMIN. CC. tennicbeskW
redWdore
rl~esyj Goodestla. lzd.20os. Ispr. Moskva. Isd-vo
goodeal-
chasket lit-rr. Pt. 1, 1955. 626 p. (NLRA 8:12)
(Owdesy)

CMEOTAREV. L.S., prof.
Successes and future problem of the Soviet geodetic
science.
Trudy MIIG&IK no.22:3-25 156. (MIR& 13:4)
1. Kafbdra geodesit Moskovskogo instituta
inshonerov goodegii.
aerofotoewyenkl I lartografli.
(Geodesy)

AUTHOR:
TITLE:
Chebotarev, A.S. , Doctor of Technical Sciences 6-10-1/12
Problemi of' the easuring Error Theory which are of Topical
Interest Aktuallnyye sovremennyye voprosy teorii oshibok
izmere
3-11 (USSR)
PERIODICAL: Geodezi-ya i Kartografiya, 1957, Nr 10, PP
ABSTRACT- It is pointed out that for the evaluation of measuring
accuracy
the formulae by Gauss and Bessel are used, which are applicable
to a large number of measurements. As, in reality, this number
is relatively not large, it is recommended to use the formula
destined for this purpose by Gauss, according to which it is pos-
sible to determine the average square of erron:
M, = + I
72(n-1).
The author cannot unclerstand why this formula is not being used
either in the USSR or in other countries for geodetical work.
In connection. with geodetical work the following is criticized'
as a further drawback: The law of the propagation of random
errors is calculated to apply to "inaepenaent" ranacm errors
committea in measuring the various quantities. It is, howey"er,
usually assumed on this occasion that, even though these erro'rs
ar-- ranaom. errors, they are also inaependent. In reality, how
Card 1/2 ever, this is not the case, particularly if two or more
quanti-

6-10-1/12
Problems of the Measuring Error Theory which are of' Topical
Interest
ties, are measurea at approximately the same time. It is
pointed
out that t-he problem of "indepenaent" rows of pairs of
random
errors must be seriously taken into account by giodesists.
Seve-
ral corrections for the computation of constant systematic
and
unilaterally acting errors are mentioned and a formula for
pracii-
cal. use is derived. In this connection attention is drawn
to +he
reciprocal binding of the measured measuring pairs and to
the ex-
pr-essior. correlation which is usual for this conception in
mathe-
matical statistics and which is explained in detail. The
concep-
tionts "correlation ratio", the "regression. carve" , and
"multiple
corralatiorel are dealt with in.detail, - 6,nd it is pointed
out tbat
multiple correlation is concerned whenever a phenomenon is
to be
investigated in depenaence on the sim 'ultaneous action of
tempera-
turer pressure, and air moisture. It is recommended to make
use
of the theory of correlation in the case of problems dealing
rrith the theory of measuring erTors. In this connection it
is of
importance to have sufficient knowledge of the dispersion
analysis..
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Chebotarev, A, 3,1 Doctor of Technical-sciences.
6-12-1/14
TITLK*: The Deviation-Analysis and the part Played by it in the
Utiliza-
tion of Data From Geodetical.Surveying (Dispers.ionnyY,analiZo
yego roll pri obrabotke rezulftatov geodezicheskikh izmereniy).
PEFtiomcn: Geodaziya i Kartografiya, 1957, Nr 12, ppe 3 - lh
(USSR).
MTWTe* At first the foundations of the dsviatioD-analysix are
given herep
This; method which is employed in mathematical statistics is
here
given on the basis of the theory of errors of measurement and
not
on that of mathematical statisticar. A number of quantities ist
mea-
awed under equa* conditions (measurements of equal accuracy).
The
war-=ed quantities among one another are all equal (one and the
*am quantity can be measured several times,, but only-under the
conditionithat, the dimensions of this quantity remain
invariable.
Such measurements are carried out in raw and series. The number
of quantities measured may be different in everyseriess but the
accurate values of these quantities must be invariable during
the
measurement of all series. The errors of every measurement have
an
accidentalcharacter. For the evaluation of the accuracy of the
Card 1/3 measurements three formulas are derived according to
which s 0.9 !l

The Deviation-Analpis and the Part Played by it in the
6-12-1/14
Utilization ot Dat& From GeodeticaJLSurveying.
and s.-can be found. a 2 is the mean from the (0)-squared
devian
a 2 21)
tionabetween the systems, a, - the mean from thd (a
-squares of
the total deviation* In a large number of measurement
series these
three are very close in quantity which.would as a-whole
confirm an
equal deviation of the measurement results as well
according to
series as in the complex, The condition on the equality of
the
accurate values of measured quantities and on the
invariability
of them in call d the torohypothesis, In reality it may
become
evident that the zero..hypothesis is incorrect. Fischer
(reference
5) worked out a special table by which it ispossible to
determine
whether the zerowhypothesis-in reality is correct or
incorrect. -
The second part of the present paper deals with the work of
the
Egyptian expert A. M, Wassef (reference 7j). He made one of
the
fm attemptato use the deviation-analyads in geodesy* It is
shown
here that the formula derived by Wassef for S (Wassef calls
this
ME
quantity the variabi-i-ity/deviation/ between the lines) is
not corn-
rect, as the correlations between the variables were not
taken
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deserves:special. atten-
dance.

The Deviation-An"is and the Part Played by it in the 6.42.1/14
Utilization of,Data From Geodetical Surveying,.
There are 4 tables, and 9 references$ I of vhich is Slavic.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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CMOTARIW, A.S., prof 9, red,; ROYANDTA, V.V., tekhn.red.
[Coordinate Increase tables] Tablitsy prireshchenit
koordinat.
Izd. 3-e. dop. Noakwa. Izd-vo geodez. lit-ry, 1958. 156
p.
(MIRA 11:5)
1. Russit (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavaoye upravlentye
geodesit I karto-
grafti. Geodesy--Tables, etc.)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 673
Chebotarev, Aleksandr Stepanovich
Sposob naimen'shikh kvadratov a oanovami teorii veroyatnostey
(Method
of Least Squares With the Fundamentals of the Theory of
Probability)
Moscow, Geodezizdat, 1958. 605 P. 9,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Vysotskiy, A.N.; Ed. of Publishing House: Inozemtseva, A.I.;
Tech. Ed.: Romanova, V.V.
PURPOSE: This book is approved as a textbook for students of
survey-
ing vuzes in the USSR. ,
COVERAGE: The book discusaea.in detail a theory of errors., the
method
of least Squares and fundamentals of the probability theory. The
presentation of the method of least squares is based on the prin-
ciple of maximma weight. Special attention is paid to surveying
problems. Many examples from industry and research are analyzed.
The fundamentals of matrix calculus in connection with its
applica-
tion to the method of least squares are given. The author thanks
Docent D.S. Shein (Deceased), Professor K.L. Provorov, the Deputy
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Method of Least Squares (Cont.) 673
Head of the Surveying Department of the V M
(Voyenno-inzhenernaya
akademlya imeni kuybysheva - Military Engineering Academy Imeni
Kuybyshev), B.S. Kuzmin and Senior Lecturer Docent A.N.
Vysotskiy
for help In preparing the book. There are 237 references, 192 of
which are Soviet (including 34 translations), 22 German, 12
French
5 English, I Bulgarian, 1 Czech, 1 Polish, and 1 Croatian.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface 3
Introduction
6
PART 1. THE THEORY OF FMORS OF MEASUREMENTS
Ch. I. Basic Concepts in the Theory of Errors of Measurements
1. law of random errors Of measurements revealed by
experimental data 33
2. Properties of random errors of measurements 38
3. Peculiarities of rounding-off errors 41
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MCMINSKIY, Nikolay
navk, red*;
takhn.red.
Ivanovichl CJ=QT_4W,, A.B., prof., doktor tekhn.
XBRONCHIM9 F.I.. red'.Ait~:,Oa; ROKANOTA, T.Y.,
[Una of 6krakowlany" tables in geodetic calculations]
Prim
nenle krakovianov Y goodesicheakikh vychislaniiakh. Pod
red.
A.S.Chabotareva. Moskva, Isd-vo goodes.lit-ry. 1959.
179 P.
(MMA 12:8)
1. Zaveduyushchly kafedroy goodesti Noskovskogo
institute insheneroy
geodesii, aerofoto~Oyemki I kartografil (for
Chebotarev).
(Surveying--Tables. etc.) '

3W
SOV/154-59-3-2/19
AUTHOR:
Chebotarey, A. S., Professor, Doctor of
Technical Saiences
TITLEt
Theory of Measurement Errors and the
Method of the Least Squares

(Teoriya oshibok izmereniy i sposob
naimen'shikh kvadratov)
PERIODICAL:
Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh
zavedeniy. Geodeziya i aerofotos"-

yemka, 1959, Nr 3, pp 9 - 22
(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
For 150 years the theory of measurement errors and
the method of

the least squares have been varied in all possible
ways. Ex-

perts of mathematical statistics joined these
deliberations.

The author is of opinion that it would be high time
to clarify

the contradictions which have arisen due to these
procedures

and to establish a system of the calculus of
observations which

are very important to the surveyor. As a result
of the work he

did in this field the author is editing a monograph
whose first

part is already being printed and will be published in
the volumes

of the MIIGAiK. A survey of the main problems of the
present-

day theory of measurement errors and the method of the
least

squares is given below. Firstly, the Gauss theory is
mentioned.

By means of formula (12) Gauss" evaluated the
reliability
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measurements. Oddly,

Theory of Measurement Errors and the Method of the Least
SOV/154-59-3-2/19
Squares
this formula is never applied and not even mentioned in geo-
desy. In geodesy the root of the mean square error is deter-
mined from formula (8). This only applies to measurements
carried out with equal accuracy. It is pointed out that the
book published in the USA in 1956 (Ref 4) only complicates
this question. Likewise, Styudent's method is no remedy. Two
kinds of mean values have to be considered; that of sarveyors
and that of statisticians. It is shown that, even though the
theory of measurement errors and the method of the least squares
are interrelated, a fundamental difference exists between the
two. The method of the least squares is investi.-ated from the
point of view of the theory of measarement errors and afterwards
from that of statistics. It is shown that in the f-;.rst case -
essential problems in the theory of measurement errors can be
solved, but that in the second case, in statistics, absolutely
reliable and final results are not necessarily obtained by'the
method of the least squares. It is pointed out that the method
of the least squares is an essential part of the theory of
measurement errors and not a simple mathematical device which
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Zh6ory of Measurement Errors and the Method of the Least
SOV/154-59-3-2/19
Souares
applies if the measurement results contain only incidental
errors
and if these measurements are not connected with each other
(i.e.connections of the measurement results and not of the
actual
values of the quantities investigated which are expressed by,
means of a conditional equation). In this case the initial data
have to be accurate and the equations connecting the unknown
quantities mathematically correct. The wrong conception of
R. Fisher (Ref 11) expressed in his "method of maximum likeli-
hood" is pointed out. Reference is made to the dispersion
analysis
developed by Fisher , and critiques by A. N. Kolmogorov (Ref
13)
and Professor 1. Ya. Boyarskiy (Ref 13) concerning this
analysis.
are mentioned. The author of the present paper has already pub-
lished a study (Ref 14) on dispersion analysis and its applica-
tion in the field of g4odesy. There are 14 references, 11 of
which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Hoskovskiy institut inzhenerov geodezii,
aerofotoslljemki i karto-
grafii (Moscow Institute of Geodetic, Aerial Surve~-- and
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Kathematical statistim. Inv. vys. ucheb. zav.; good. I
aerof. no.2:
61-72 160, (KlU 13:6)
I* Koskovskiy Institut inshenerov geodesti,
merofotosffyemki i
kartografile
(Mathew&tical statistics)

-CHLBOnm, A.S.0prof.
Adjustment computations In geodetic operations.
Trudy KlIGATIC
no.40:3-74 160. (MIRA 13:n)
1. Kafedra geodesil Moskovskogo lustltuta lnzhenerov
geodezil,
aerofotoauyenkl I lmrtografil.
(Arrcre. Theory of)

3/035/62/000/008/055/090,
A001/AlOl
AUTHOR: axitaasm, A,4.--
TITLE: On the history of development of the lewt.-square method
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no. 8,
1962, 7,
abstract 8G60 (In collection: "Vopr. istorii yestestvozn. I
tekhn.1t;:
no. 11, Moscow, AN SSSR, 1961, 20 - 28)
TEXT: A brief information is given on the publications by Legendre,
Gauss*
and Laplace, and on the development of the least-square method in
Russia. The
former objections*(RZhAstr, 1960, no. 12, 128M) are repeated against
the sub-
stantiation of the least-square method by the principle of.maximum
plausibility.
There ar6 12 references..
0. Sh.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation)
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TITIE- Successes and tasks of the Soviet geodeti!,, scienve
PERIOD7CAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Astronomiya I Gecd&zl7a, no.
4-, !9,61, 6, ab-
s-,ract 6G46 ("Tr. 2-gc z"yezda Vses. a~tron.-geod. O-va, 1955",
Moscow, AN SSSR. 1960, 91 - 100)
=T Tht authsr lizze th,,i greatest aohievemints of tl-,e
Sovie-, geodezi-,
science and technology.. He points out that the following
tasks, are the next
scientlific te~skE-. the creaticn. of thA proper geodeti-c
founda.~Ion for -the large-
scale cartography of the country; developmen't~ of gravImetric
surveys cri -the -.cnli-
nent and ooaans; the study of thet levels -,f the sea-:-
aurrou-nding -:-.he territory of
the USSR and ~.he moveirienzs of the Earth's cr,;ztt;
large-.-cale %i5e in geodesy of
achievements of modern physics; further Improvement of m=thods
:,f geod~t,.I:-- works
and instruments. nieehaniza-.Ion an:~ aurcmat-I= of it 11z ne-
cessary to pay to .he study of -he. histli:mr-i,-~f geodS!?y,
the estab-
lishment of unIfled geodet;is termino'-2-r, sn3 development of
scien-,ifically snab-
stantiated norms of ge,^,de~tlc operations. V. Selikhanovi:th
[Abstracter's note.- tranzlat.,~nl
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How the mthod of least squans waa developed, VOP ist.est. i
tekh. no,U:2C-28 161. il-IM 14:11)
(Least squares)

r ~an~drfte~ovi~ch prof.; SELIKHANOVICH, Valeriya
Georgiyevna, dots.; SOKOIDY, Mikhail Nikolayevich,
dots.;
KHFtOMCHFMKOP F.I., red.isd-va; SUNGUROV, V.S.,
takhn. red.
(SurveyinglGeodesila. Fbd obahchei red.
A.S.Chabotareva. Nb-
skva, Goodesisdat. Pt.2. 1962. 613 P. (MIRA 16:3)
(Surveying)

ABRAMOVICH, T.V.; CHEBOTAREV, A.V.
Cooking grape jolly in a vacuum apparatus. Kons. i
ov. prom.
14 no.6:12 Je '59. (MIRA 12:8)
1l.Bykovetskly plbdokonservW sayod.
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GRINEVICH., Peodosiy Borisovich; -CHEBOTARXV,_
Anatoliy Vladimirovich;.
i - " -'r-- e d
NOVIK, Anatoliy Ivanovich; SHUMILOV.SK it', 0
SKRIPKINA, Z.I., red. izd-va; POPOVA, M.G.9 tekhn.
red.
[Elements and networks of experimental a.c.
digital bridges]
Elementy i skhenW tsifrovykh ekstremal'rWkh mostav
peremen-
nogo toka. Frunze# Izd-vo AN Kirg.SSR, 1963. 141 p.
(MIRA 17:1)

SEMISALOVP L.P.; LOBOV, A.A.; AMSTISLAVAlY, D.M.;
VEKSELIMAN, Z.N.;
CHEBOTAREV, A*V*
Rffect of the shape of coke pieces on some indices of
dize. Kfs
i khim. no.9:33-37 163. ()aRk 16:9)
1. Ukrainskiy uklekhimioheik4 institut (for Senisalov,
Lobov).
2. Zhdanovskiy koksokhimichaskly-savod (for
A"tislavskiy).
3. Koksakhimstantsiya. (for Veksel"imn, Chebotare"O.
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~SOURCE: AN SSSR. SibirBkoye otdeleniye. Institut avtomatiki i elektr(cetrii.
Trudy, no. 9, 1964. Elektricheskiye metody avtomaticheskogo kontrolya
i:Electric
methods of automatic'control), 51-57
TOPIC TAGS. - psa : det
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'controli capacitive level P
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A pd
ABSTRACT: TheJevel gaugej~dp crib- by the authors in a-previous artivle
(Tzmeri--
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!tight inductive coupling between the arms. The bridge is balanced with
respect to
one measured parameter by varying the number of turns in its inductive arm.
The
~purpose of the peak d6tectoria to detect the minimum of the bridge Mt!Mt
voltageo
.The block diagram of the pealk detector is shown in Fig. I of the
Enclosure. After
adplification (1)s the envelope of the bridge output voltage is detecte,.'
(2) and
sampled (3,4). The sampler (3) in operated by the blocking oscillator (4),
which
is triggered by clock pulses, The purpose of the sampler is to eliminate the
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Element's of digital optimalizing a.c. bridges.
T--.-a,-iy List. avtom.
a elaklurometr. SO AN SSSR no.lOiZ9-371 '65.
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TITLE: A digital storage-level gauge.. Claa.s 42, No. 174385
(announced,by Institute
of Automation and Electrometry, ISiberian De Oartment AN SSSR
(Institut avtix~-aHE -i
elektrometrii Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN.SSSR)l
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 17,.1965, 75
TOPIC TAGS: liquid level indicator, electronic measurement, digital
system
A13STRACT: a Authoe s Certificate introduces a digital storage-level
gauge which
cbntAins.three-capacitance-p*ickups connected in a measurement
bridge circuit with
strong~inductive coupling between-the arms* The instrument also has
a discrete de-
vice for balancing the bridge circuit... Measurement accuracy is
increased,by connect-
ing to the discrete, balancing device a modulator which varies the
output voltage of
the bridge circuit.by switching the number of turns in the coils of
the inductive
arms.
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Grinevichq F. B.; ~;V.l Novik, A. I.
OHG.% none
TITLE: Automatic digital extremial &a bridge, Class 21, No. 175126
&Mounced
by Institute of Automation and Electrometry.SO AN SM (Institut
avtomatiki i
elektrometrii 50 AN.ssmV
SOURCEt Byalleten' isobreteniy i tovarnykh snakov, no. 19, 1965 -39
38
TOPIC TAGS: capacitance bridge# digital system
ABSTRACTs This Author Certificate presents an automatic digital
extremal a-C
bridge for measuring the capacitance and loss tangent of capacitors.
The bridge
contains an oscillator supplying the measuring bridge circuit, an
equilibrium
detector
two,reversible counters with corresponding decoders and readout devices
for the two measured parameters, a time selector of the controlling
effects for
the two parameters consisting of a multivibrator and two coincidence
circuitsp and
two modulators for pulse modulation of the regulated jaramaters of the
bridge
circuit. To increase the response rate, each of the modulators is
connected to a
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ACC NR: AR6027133 SOURCE CODE: UR/0272/66/000/004/0140/0140
AUTHOR: Chebotarev, A. V.; Nebolyubov, Ye. Yu.
TITLE: Determining the sensitivity of digital bridge circuits
with inductive arm
coupling
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metrologiya i izmeritel'naya tekhnika, Abs.
4.32.1017
REF SOURCE: Sb. Datchiki i skhemy vlagomerov i urovnemerov dlya
neftekhim. prom-sti.
Frunze, Ilim, 1965, 23-32
TOPIC TAGS: 'electric device,.electric measuring instrument,
digital system
ABSTRACT: The problem is considered of determining and
analyzing the absolute sensi-
tivity of bridge circuits inductively coupled with respect to
the controlled para-
meter, i.e., with respect to the number of turns in the
controlled bridge arm. It
is.shown that in such bridge circuits, which operate in the
near resonance region, a
permanent absolute sensitivity with respect to the number of
turns in the controlled
wiriding can be obtained. This property is important in the
case of digital bridges.
[Translation of abstract] Bibliography of 4 titles. P.
Agaletskiy
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CHEBOTARLY, D. F.
wlf~jpertemaive Syndrom in PregnaM (Etlampgia).p Dr Mod Sci,
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Kiev 19,56 UN)
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Literature and clinical experimental data on
functional pathology and metabolism
in pregnant women with a hypertinsion syndrome
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mcability of the capillaries, tissue gas exchange,
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