SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DOSHCHECHKIN, V.G. - DOSKOCIL, J.

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DOSHCHECIIIINP V.G., inzhener-podpolkovnik
Equipment familiarization exercises. Vest. protivovozd. obor.
no.lltl9-21 N 061. (MIRA 16:10)
(Artillery)

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BAYSOGOLOV, G.D.; DOSHCIMQ,-V.D.; CILTZB, A.S.
Case of suocesoful treatment with sarcolysin of a patient with
myelcma. Probl.gemat.i perel.krovi no.801-54 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(ALAIME) (MARRM.-TUMORS)

KIRWI-JIUKIN , V.1. ; DOSHCHPIKO , V.111. ; !V4)GoR0i)L I'AAVi, , " , N,. ; c- '~'t )',- , ~'!% , Z.B.
Clinical manifestations In s'ngle exposure or to
cs!37. Med. rad. 8 no.11:33-40 N 163. 17:12)

SOV/124-58-7-7983
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 7, p 98 (USSR).
AUTHOR: Doshchinskiy, G.A.
TITLE: The Theory of the Stress Distribution at the Elastic Limit
(Teoriya predellnogo uptrugogo sostoyaniya)
PERIODICAL: Izv. Tornskogo politekhn. in-ta, .1957, Vol 85, pp 343-354
ABSTRACT: To represent the stress distribution at the elastic limit of
isotropic materials it is proposed that the maximum value of
the mean square of their principal relative elongations be
adopted. From Hooke's law the eTa*otic limit is represented by
the first two invariants of the streA' tensor, and it is found
that what the author proposes constitutes a certain generaliza-
tion of what is already known with respect to elastic limits, and
thatt existing experimental data support his proposal.
L.A. Tolokonnikov
1. Materials--Stresses 2. Materials--Elasticity
3. Stress analysis--Theory
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SOV'1124- 58- 10-11490
Tr,,--Iat;o- from.- Reter-OA nyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958 Nr In' p III (USSR)
AUTHOR- Dctslich;-,sk~~, 0. A.
T!TLE- Cor'r ot Elastic plast*,c Sfrj~n -'K tecr'i
uprugc. 1)la-;t;i,-heskoy deiormats;')
PER-TODICAL- '-~ Tom-;~cgo pol!tekh!-. ;n-t,&, 1957. Vc.-I 85 pp W. It)5
ABSTRACT! fn orcer to de-.,elop equat,ons relatirg the compcnets of !,tresses
ana str.,~'rs :r, a case of simple lcid, A is proposca ti-at use be made
r, c, t, on1v ct the general zed stress--stra'n relat~orship, as taken, for
ex,imple, trom tension experiments of cylindricil specimens, but that
d !tew independent characteristic be introduced ~ a coefficient of
trans;,er--e st:aln P -1 4 (--), to ser-~e as a funct;or. of the aegree of
stra.'n, Under these conditions, the coefficient oi clumetric strain
will :dso depend upon the degree of strain, and the mean stress
will not, ~.e proportional to the volumetric expanston. Be it noted
th,it wher p / 1/2 , the condA:on oi simple lloadin.8 is not fulfilled
V V Mosk,,itin
P,jj:vsr4vt-ave hAv(*.vv)" j),?/ r
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PUM I MM UPIMATION SOV/3822
Doshchinskly,, G.A.., Senior Instructor
K oariovem teorii uprtigo-plaoticheakoy deformataii; aytoreferat dLiesertataii
na soiskanlye ucluinoy stepeni Icandidaita, tekb6icheskikh nauk (The INna nta3 a
of the Theory of Illastoplastie Deformation; Autbor's Abstract of a Disserta-
tion for the Degr?e of Candidate of Tecbnical Sciences) Tomsk, 1959. 14 p*
150 copies printe-1.
Sponsoring Agencyi Ifneek. PoliteMnicbeekly institut imeni S.M. Kirov&. Wedra
soprotivleniya materialoy.
No contributors mentioned,
PMUM: The abstract in of interest to mechanical engineers seeking advanced
information on t3te theories of plasticity and elasticity of materials and
stress-strain relations.
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The Fimdamentals of the Theory (Cont.) SM/3822
COMM The author presents a theory qu elastoplasUc deformtions based on
the indivisible emalysis of the interdependence of stress tensors and strains.
The validity of the theory has been verified by experiments. It explains
1henomena, not explained before by the theory of small- elastoplastic deformations.
It a3zo reveals wme additional reserves of strength ;in materials under stresses.
The axthor descrIbes the geometric aspects of elastoplastie deformations and
demonstrates that the principle of elastoplastic dieformation may be considered
as a necessary condition of the min'-w of vork in the process of deformation.
No personalities an mentioned.. There are no references.
TAME OF COMMS: None given
AVAILAM: Library, of Congress (TG265.D6)
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7-19-6o

DOSHIMOV, U.: Master Agric Sci (diss) -- "Moniliasis of fruit crops in Central
Asia". Leningrad, 1958. 18 pp (All-Union Order of Lenin Acad Agric Sci im
V. 1. Lenin, All-Union Sci Res 1nst of Plant Protection), 150 copies (KI., No 6,
1959, 138)

DOSHI14DV, U.
- NAMMINM
Effect of climatic conditions of Central Asia on the development of
monilla sould in apricot, Trudy VIZR no.MI44-151 1 58.
(MIRA 12:1)
(Soviet Central Asia.-Apricot-Dieeanno and posts)

22 (1) SOV/27-59-2-25/30
AUTHORs Doshkevich, S., Master-Craftsman of Industrial Training
TITLE- By One's Efforts (Svolmi silami)
PERIODICA~i Professionallno-tekhnicheakoye obrazovaniye, 1959, Nr 2,
p 32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author lists the help given to neighboring kolkhozes
by the Tekhnicheskoye uch-ilishche Hr 6 )Technical School
Nr 6') in Baranovichi. Among other things, the students
eq,.iipped the kolkholz "Molodays, gvardiya", Baranovichi
Ra:ron, with electricity, installed engine DT-54 with a
generator of 45 kva capacity, wired the apartment houses
of kolkhoznlks and a number of public buildings. In connect-
ion with the recent law on reorganizing the schools, the
teaching staff is trying to link more closely theoretical
and practical training.
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WSM3VICK, S.
Through forests and swamps* Prof.-takh.obr. 17 no.2s2O
1 160. (UM 13:6)
1. Hester pr*lzvOdetve=ogo obuchenlys. gruppy lo-58 tekhaichosicogo
uabilishchs. 'No.6, Ur&novichi.
(Beranovichi-Iducation, Cooperative)

USSF/Genarai Problems of PtZhology. Im,unity.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhut-Diol., No 8, 1958, 37o42.
Author Dm-ukhvulze, A.P., Dzeiranishvili, V.V., Dcsichev, A.I.
Irst
Title The Role of the Conditional Reflex in the Process of
Hyperi=,,,unizati on .
Orig Pub: Bul. nauchno-techn. inforn. Gruz. n.-i in-ta zhivotno-
vcdatva i vet., 1957, Ito 1, 8-11.
Abstract: Bulls producing hyperir=-,une serum against pasterollosis
of cattle were divided after 6 months of exploitation
into 3 groups; I) Receiving antigen, II) Submitted to
conditional reflex stimulation, III) Control. Oxen of
the first 2 groups maintained hyperiununity for a period
of 1 year. It was sufficientto inject the oxen of the
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s/186/62/Oo4/002/008/010
0 0 E075/E136
AUTHORS: Vollkhin, V.V., Shtollts, A.K., and Dosik, E.M.
TITLE: Treatment of liquid laboratory wastes containing
some radioactive i.sotopes
PERIODICAL: Radiokhimiya, v.4, no.2, 1962, 220-226
TEXT: The object of the work was to investigate the factors
that could decrease the volume of calcium phosphate used for
coprecipitation of radioactive isotopes during its freezing, and
to discover the most favourable conditions for this process.
It was also aimed to apply the phosphate coagulation treatment
simultaneously with the freezing of the obtained coagulate, for
the purification of radioactive wastes. It was found that the
main factor influencing the freezing effect is the composition
of the liquid coagulant. The highor the concentrati.on of
electrolyte in solution, the less the changes in volume of the
precipitate on solidification and melting. The maximum decrease
in the volume of precipitate (about 20-fold) during the freezing
is observed in the absence of electrolytes. It was shown that
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Treatment of liquid laboratory ... 5/186/62/004/002/008/010
E075/9136
the freezing can be applied successfully to decrease the volume
of the wastes, obtained after phosphate purification of
radioactive laboratory effluents. The isotopes
45 65 89 90 90 91 144
Ca, Zn, Sr, Sr, Y, Y and Ce sorbed by calcium
phosphates are not desorbed during the freezing. on dehydration
of the solidified and molten precipitate an additional decrease
of its volume was observed, which was not less than 30%.
The total docrease in the precipitate volume obtained after
phosphate coagulation of the liqu.,.d wastes with a low salt
content was more than tenfold.
There are 2 figures and I table.
SUBMITTED: November 15, 196o
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MATVEYEVA,
Thermal study of easily liquef'lable clays of some Siberian
deposits. Trudy Khime-met.inst.3ib.otd*AN &::ZR no.17:61-75 161-
(MIA 15:8)
(Siberia.-Clay-Analysis)

:AC&SSION NR: AT50013.1.25 S/(1000/64/000/000/0101/0112
'AUTHOR: Matvexe,,ra F. Ai Dosi
k. H. 11
-TITLE: Influence.of titinIu'm-dIox1de-_ on_*.the_sinterAna of kaolinite I'#
-SOURCE: - -AN SSSR. ---Sib raRo-
i 1e - otdeleniy~ v --K-himiko-!.tietallurgicheskix-_~natitut,
;Alyum;s_TJ1katnoye ogneupornoye i;;i-fracto raw
materials of the Kuzba3a). Novosibirsk, Redizdat SSSR, 1964,1103-112
I--- --dio- Ccki, kaolkni-te,, _'__ m,u Llite,-exximina,_ ref ractory
TAGS:.-titan um X
,ABSTRACT: The article diacusses the effect of heatIngand titanium dioxide admix-
on the physical proportlea and phase composition oE,kaolinite. -Chemical,
-thermal, electron-microscq)1c,- X-ray-diffraction- and-pe-trographic methods were
lused. Titanium dioxide was found to decrease the refractoriness or temporature of
__'pyrometric viscosity of kaolinite-,_a 10% admixture of TIOZ decreased this tempera-
iture by 700C. T102 In amotnts from 0 to 10% reduces the thermal effects of t6
(,,Ajme -for kaolinite.. - -With -an -increase - in T02--cOntent, the degree of sin-
'tering increases; the phase compositi(xi unde~rgroes li-Mle change, but the form and
;structure of the mullIte exystala is altered: the ai:icular form is converted into
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DOSIK. P., inzhsnsr-. SHAPIRO, G., inshener.
Assembly and welding of welded metal spa:ms. Ayt.transp. 32 no.3:
19-22 Mr 154. (KIRA 7:6)
(Bridges--Construction)

DOSIX, P.M., inthenar
Nov method of drying lumber. Sbor. mat. o nov. takh. v strot.
17 no.4:20-23 055. (MLRA 8:6)
(Umber-Drying)

V.
Removal of soil In the reclantion of meadows.
P. 3-7- (7101"ICET JLASY) Praha, C7echoslavaki.a. Vol. 11, no. 12, Dec. 1957
11
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (=-AI) LC, Vol. 7, "o. 5, MaY 1958

DOSIN, G.D. (Dosyn, H~D.]
Volcanic tuffs in the Kroano sedimfints of the Ukrainian Carpathians.
Geal. 2hur. 2.4 no.2t63-67 164 (MTRA 1812)
1. Livovskaya ekapeditsiya tresta "Xiyevgeologlya*.

DOSINY G,D. [Dosyn, H.D.]
Eoceno copper minerall2ation in the l1krainian Carpathlans,
Geol. xhur. 25 no.WO2-10) 163. (MM l816)
1. Llvovskaya ekspeditaiya tresta "K:Lyevgoologlya".

DOS is, M.
_IX
let's sit down in front of a televisol-. Rab, i slal. 33 no.21 18-19
7 '37. (KIHA 1013)
(Minsk-Tolovisiou--Transiiittere and transmission)

MICA Sao. 8 Vol.3
Dc~XJCF -1/4 Neuro.-Psychiatz7 Apr 58
1749. PSYCHIC REORDERS AFTER STREPTOMYCIN THERAPY - Tulburari psi-
hice dup& tratamentul cu streptomicLal - Dostos A. , Sonnenrelch C.
and Meiu Gh. Clin. de Psihiat., -Bucurogti - NEUR0L.PSIHI-
AT. NEUROCHIR. 1956, 113 (14-17)
Brief review of 3 clinical came@ ( a young woman aged 19 yr., a woman aged 33 yr.
and a girl aged 18 yr.) which, after streptomycia therapy(dose 11-18g.). presented
syndromes of agitation of the catatonic type. All were cured by interruption of the
antibiotic treatment and by simultaneous l.v. administration of glucose solution,
hexam Ina and vitamin C. Small doses of insulin (IOU daily) were also added.
SchZter - Marseilles (L.8)

&-n'GZ?,PTA N i
IGA Soc.12 Vci.12/2 OphthaLmolcz~y Feb. 58
."hj- ISD
221. SELF-IMUTILATION WITH ENUCLEATION OF THE PIGHT EYE AND
Rup,ruitE OF THE INFERIOR EYELID3 OF BOTH EYES DUA=G ONZIPIC
CONFUSION OF MINI) IN AN OPHTHALMOPATIIIC PATLIENIT. Automutillare
cu entscleatia globului ocular drept qi ruperea p1coapelor infericare la ambii
ochl in cursul unei confu%ii mintale onirice la o oftalmopata. Dosioa A.
BelciugAteanu C., Neicu N., Rosin A. and BosTZ-31TU--G-.
Lucrare Efectuat1k. "t. de Oftvdmol., Clin. do Pcihiat. 1. NI. F., Bucuregit.
NEUROI,. PSIHIAT.NEUROCHIR. 1957, 2/1 (37-3D)
In the literature, only 6 caves of auto-extirpa,-.ion of the eye-ball have been found.
The case presented Is all the more Interesting as It refers to a patient who was
suffering from a double ocular lesion: chrorsic glaucoma with dc_,,cncrativc rctino-
pathy of the right eye and post-traumatlc atrophy (caused by violence on the part of
her husband) in the left eye. The self-mutilation took place In a state of mental con-
fusion with zoopsta. Copelman - Bucharest (VIN. 12)

DU~ I p SArd ANDPO, -an; NFICU, Valeitina
_ _j_ CCI ~ A 1,17
Cooperation of the phyul~ian wilh the psycholog"ot Ir, the
activity of p9y,3hJntr7 adults). Rev psiholngle 9 no.Is
37'--49 163.

1-103YW11, 'A. 7,.
DOSKACH, A. G. "The fundamental iAw",is of the devel-,prent. of th,~- idea of t he
topo-raphy of sandy deserts", Irudy In-ta ;,nor~rafil (Aka(l. nauk -SSSIR), Issue 39,
191tE, p. 223-47,- Fiblioiv 73 itens.
SC.- U-301:2, 11 11-larch r3, (Letopis lZliurnal Inyhh Statey, ll'o-7 191:0).

DOSKACHM A. 0*
OThe Symposium. 1(o,,9,, 'Oeographic Problems'," IS, Ak. Nauk SSSR, Ser. asogw. I
Geofts., 13, No-4, 1949

35876 Geomorfologicheakire nablyudeniya v rayone ra2VItiya bugrov bera. Trudy
in-te geografii (shad. nauk soar); VYP. 43, IS49, C. 19-32--Bibliogr: IS Nazv
SO: Letopial Zhurnallnykh Statey, No. 49, 1949

USSR/Bydrograp~ - Erosion Mar/Apr 50
Literature
*On S. S. Sobolev's Book, "Development of Ero-
sion Processes in the European USSR and the
Fight Against Them," A. G. Doskach, A. S. Zen',
Inst 9f Geog, Acad Szi USSR, 10 pp
"It Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser GeogrTif i Geofiz7 Vol XIV,
No 2
Very critically reviews subject book, in which
crosion process is considered =1zly frou geo-
mWIphological vievpoint. Even from this stan&
point, erosion process as discussed by Sobolev
ix detached from baaic geographical 'Laws WLML
1W 15W-
UM/Hydrography - Erosion (Contd) Mar/Apr 50
historical geographical connections. Sobolev's
r-3 theoretical geonorphologicL3. construe-
tions are simplified and based on metbodologi-,
Cal3,y incorrect concept of cyclic "self-stoppine
of erosion processes.

. 11
7-111."IN,;. ., I .
"The 'I'-irticLpation of ~~cviet Geographers ir, tile -orl, of t,-.c Sta-lin
Plan for 1"ratu, f .)rmat ion of liature" rob Fiz GcofTftf 11",111 U-li-`-I

- -MI-GWnVO -A. A.;- CERASNOV, -I. P.; DOSKACII, A. G.; KAMANINp L. G.; KUNIN, V. N..;
LAVRENKO, Ye. M.; MURZAYEV, E. M.; RIMER, G. :).; CHUBUKOV, A. N.; FURMOZOV, A. 1q.
DOSKACH, A. G.
Amv~-- -- -
Problemy Fizicheskoy Geofrafii (Problents of Physical Geography), Vol. 16, Symposium,
Moscow, 1951.
U-1483, 25 Sept 51

DC)SKACH, A. G.
"Participation of Soviet Geographers in Works of the
Nature," Problemy Fizicheskoy Geofrafii (Problems
SYmPosium, Moscow, 1951-
Stalin Plan of Transfo,-.ming
of Physical Geography), Vol. 16,
U-1483, 25 Seipt 51

DOSUGH, A*G,
"M--WANWI
Osomorphological research in the valley of the Ural River. Tftly
Inet.geog. 51:5-11 152. (MLa& 7:11)
(Ural Valley--Physical geography) (Physical geography--
Ural Valley)

DOSUCH, A.G.
POWARWAMUNOW
DLvIsion of the Ural foothills Into goomorphological districts, Trudy
lazt.geog. no,58:5-26 153* (KUU 8:4)
(Ural Mountain regior.-Physical geography)

DOMACH, A.G.; SKHTNNIKOVA, I.N.
joint scientific meeting of the learned councils of the Institute,
of Geography and the Institute of Soils of the Academy of Sciences
of the U.S.S.R., devoted to the 50th anniversary of the death of
lr.V.]Dokuchasy, Izv.AN SSM Serogeogs no*2:88-90 Mr-Ap '54. MRA 7:5)
(Pokuchaev, Vasil Vaell'OTIch, 1846-1.903)

DOSILCH, A.G.
IwAlooked basins andL rivers of the Volga-Ural Interfluve, 'fruir Inste
&Vogt n0062:69-96 154. NQU 8: 5 )
(Volga Valley-Hydrology) (Ural Valley-Hydrology)

DOSXACH,A.G.
Soso characteristics of the eroded relief In the Saratov trans-
Volga regions Trudy Inst.geog. no*65:111-128 155,
(KM 8: 11)
(Saratov region--.Physical geography)

BULMVSKIT, H.S.; WSKACK.,.AJ6,L, MDLAJID, Y.M.; ZALITSMAN, L.M., doktor
sel'skokhoslyaystyannyth nauk, redaktor-, IARIN, I.T., sasluzhomW
deyatell ngWd, doktor eel I skokhos Iyastvennykh nauk, redaktor;
MMOV, V.Ta., redaktor; ALMLSEMA, T.T., takhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Mature and agricultare of the Volga~Ural interfluvel Pr1roda I
sel'skoe khoslaistvo Volgo-Urallskogo mezhdurechlia. Moskva, Izd-
vo Akademii nmik SSSA. 1956. 228 D. (KLRL 9:6)
l.Institut geografii Akademii nauk SSSR (for Buyanovskir, Dos)mch)
2.Pochvennyy institut Imeni V.V.Dokuchayeva AWemii nauk SSSR (for
Pridiald).
(Caspian Sea region--Geography)

DOSIACH, A.G.
~~~Vmwmftwmv-
Origin of the relief of the Volga-Ural Interfluve. Trud I st.pogs
no.69:5-36 156, (WSft-12)
(Volga Valley-PhysicaI Ceography) (Ural Valley-Physical geography)

DOSKA09 A.G.; FELIMAN, Ta.j.
"NOMMINOW1 I V-00-
Some features of the natural conditions of fallow and virgin 1AmA
In Kuntanny Steppe, 1xv, AN SM. Ser. geog. no.4.-6o-68 i-l-Ag '57.
(Km 11a)
1. Institut geografii AN HSIR.
(Kustamay h,ovince-Physical geography)

DDSXAOH,iAjA.k* OLTUNIN, V.N.; TMROVICH, B.A.
l-'l~.;`l'.'-"" .
X.Problems in the geography o:! Kazakhstan, no.2,0 Reviewed by A.G.
%elrach, V.N#, Oliunin, B.Ao Pedorovich. lzv, AN SSSR.Sergeogo
ni).1:167-169 Ja-P 138. (MIRA llt2)
(X%zakhstan--Geograph.v)

~i- -
DOSKACH, A.G.;,,jVAHDVA, Te.N.; TXROKHIKk, A.A.
.........4
Problems of differentiating Isinor and medium topographic
fsatureW,--Poc-hvov&deni~ no-12:59-68 D 1599
(MR& 13:4)
L. PachvenrWy institut im, T.V,Dokuchayeva Aksdemli z=k SSSR,
i Institut geografil Akademil nauk SSSR.
(Towgraphy)

PIOIiOVMT# Vladimir Tladialrovioh; PMMJDOY# I&S., prof,, retsensent;
30GOROLOT, L.X, dotmonfil, reteensentl OILLIR, S.Tu.. doktor Coograf.
nauk, retsonsent: BLAGOTOLM, 1.3,, dhhchriyy lotrudalk, retssnssnt~j
ROODMOVA, NOL, vanahn3py mot"nik, ratsenzentS.-DOSKAM A.0 -,
naucbnl7 votrudulkq retwensent; ZHITAGO# A*Tp nauc li" slotrudElkl
ratmensentl RANTSKAN, To,Tke, namohnyy sotrvAnIk, retsensent; NIKOLATM',
R.I., prof., retrieuventl DMOTOLIBUT, Y,V,, dotsent, retsenscitj
TOMISMISKIT, 8,,B,, rsd.l SHAKAROVA, T.A., red,izd-vas, PRITS. XK#
takha.red.
[Goomorphology and fundamentals 1)f geology] Goomorfqloglia a osucnami
geologlip Rigs, Ud-vo geodez.llt-ry, 1961, 283 p,
i . ' (NMA 14M)
1jko'haI'n*.otdo1& GeovorfologiA Instituta geografil AT SSSR (for Iler).
2 Otdels morfologii Institute, geografli AN SSW(for BlagoTolin,"Socft-
n6a, Do Mho Divago, Rantsvian.).
(G*omorPhOL097) (Geology)

- - DOSKACH, A.G. ----
Earth science and the problems of altering nature, Izv* AN 33SR,
Bar* geogo no*5:'.127-:L37 3-0 162* (MIRA 15,10)
(Eartli) (Natural resources)

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M4. 1953. L Vo.
The devtlopment
Journal of Applied-Chemistry to replace'forled'
U
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low
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ad other troptr
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CLAIUM

DOSKARY 'I.
Effect of the structure of cast iron on its properties as a material
for bearings. Praceo p. 113,, SLEVARENSTVI (Minister,3tvo strojirenstvi
a Ministerstw7-Imtniho pramyslu a ridnych dolu) Praha, Vol. 3o No. 3,
Mar. 1955
SOURCE: East European Accessions Mst (EEAL) Library of Congress,
Vol, to No. l2o December 1956

Dc,~;Y~'h'j J.
Novodobf, spusoby liti, kovu. (vyd. 1.) Praha. Statni nakI. techtdcke literatury, 1955.
266 P. (Modern methods of metal casting. 1st ed. illus., bibl., notes)
So: hastern European Accession Vol. 5 No. L April 1956

"117 Sy.11:11 I.
L/I -j
Ftecise casting by means of nelting or pcrmanent nodels.
p. 108 (Jemna Mechanik a Optika. Vol, 2 no. 4) Auir,, 1~,57, Priqhl) CzechoSlova-h1a)
Honthly Index cf East European Accessions (EE:AI) I.C. Vol. 7j no. 2.
Februarj 1958

DOMR, J.
"Precision casting method employing permanent patterns and pulpy molding material
with colloidal SiO20" P. 77.
SLEVARENSTVI. (MINISTERSTVO TEZKEHO STROJIRENSTVI ). CESKOSLOVENSKA VEDECKA
TECHNICKA SPOLECNOST FRO HUTMICTVI A SLEVARENSTVI). Praha2 Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 7j no. 2. Feb. 1959.
Yonthly List of East Ebropean Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 9j September 19%
Uncl.

DCTHJII~ i J.
Ghun,,ei in 'n&n, lofy of priteision castin..., u5in~ i,ht lcA-wi-Y M-t"~c - p. 4",
ST.WJI,%M,,'STVl Ninis teirqtvo tezkeho strojirenstv-1, ,.re!m!ho strojirewitvi
a MinisLerstvo %utomobiloveho pru:-.--slu i Z z;'at-IfIlskych -3tr,ju)
kraha, czechoslov ~11,ia
Vol. 9, no. 1, Jan 1059
Monthly list of East European Ac,,,ession3 (E;*AI), LC, Vol. 8, N'o. 7.
July 1959
U ncl.

DOSHKARZ11, 1.[DoakRr, Josef I, inzh. dnktor; VALIKHRAKH, O.'Valihrach,
L
Otakar], IBM; GM YELI, Ya.[Gabriel, Janj; KkSafl"ANEK, 0.
(Kestanek, Otakarll MUKOV, A.A. ftrtmslatorl, EMINU;R, Z.,
doktor nauk, retaenzent,- POLYAKOV, Ya.G., red.; KPAUS, 0.;
glav. red.; SIROTIN, A.I., red. lzd.-va; ELIKING, V.D., tekhn.
red.
(Precision casting in ceramic molds]Tochnoo lit's v keramiche-
ekie foray. Pod red. IA.G.Poliakova. Moskva, )Whgiz, 1962.
295 p. (MIRA 160)
(Precision cauting)

W.--
DOSM, J . inz., dro
Designing maohine parts for precision'investment casting,
Strojirenstvi 12 no.10.-723-726 10 0 162.
1. Zavody preoneho strojimetvis Gottwaldov.

DCGKAR, Zdanek., inz.
Sixth International Congreeo on Industrial Mineral Dressing*
Rudy 11 no66s2O'7-QO8 A 163.
1,, Hinisterstvo hutniho pruaWslu a rudnych dolu.. Praha,,
0

L i62o-66
iACCESSION NR IAP5020836 un/026/6!~'/163/00VO991/0993
'AUTHOR: Agaverdi7ev# A. She; Dookoohl Yas Yea; 1.1amsovi Be No.
ITITLE: Ultra-weak emission of plants with temperature reduction
;SOURCE: AN SSSRe Dokladyj vs 163s We 4* 1965.9 (191-993
ITOPIC TAGS: plant physiologys biophysiosp low t(nnperature effectp
!light emission# luminesMiCep an=iap.free radieta
ABSTRACT: Emission intensity changes of plants tit low temperatures
were studied to obtain data on oxidative processos. Pour day old
iwheat and barley sprouts of 50 different varieties were investigated
'in a thermostat at a temperature range of 20 to -10 Up and photoemis-
7
,alon.was measured by an end-window photomultiplier, Additional
lexperiments were eondifeted to determine the effects of anoxia$
nitrogen, and propylgallate on emission intenafty. Findings show
that emission intensity decreased with temperature reduction, Lumin-
escenoe was'recorded with -temperatures reduoed..as low as 6 to 7 0 for
theirmophylic varieties# ant with teviperatvres reduced as low as 000
for the more cold resistant varieties* WitV rurtler reduction in
Card :L/3

L 1620.&
ACCESSION NRII AP5020836 0
Itemperaturep emission flared up and established it new low temperature
iMaximumo Then,, when the temperature was raieeds emission intensity
,increased more rapidly# probably due to low tompitrature, destruction
!of the inhibitor mechaniant. The position of the low temperature
~maximum of a given plant variety was related to its frost resistance.
'Luminescence ceasea in plants subjected to anoxia# and no low temper-
, ature emission flare-up was observed until oxygen was admitted to the
isysten, Propylgallate, a free radical inhibitorp reduced the intensi.
~ty of the flare-up and shifted it to a lower temperature by about 20*
Mtra-weak emission appearis to be a chemoluminesoent process whiuh
I;accompanies the oxidation of structural lipide. Phis free radical
r
ioxidation Is maintainod.at a low level by bioantioxidants, However,,
I
flat certain critical pointsis the antioxidant equilibrium is disturbed,
'Thenp when thetemperature Is raised# the'expendi"Mra of antioxidants
I
!exceeds*their return flaw end oxidative processes develop autooataly-
~tioally. Thuss the flare-up of ultra-weak emission appears to be
icaused by sharp Increase in antioxidant consumption, Origo art# hast
'3 figures,
:ASSOCIATIONs Mookoroldy gamdarstyannyy urdwersit-9t. im.' M, V#
Card 2/3

DOSKOCHIL-OVA, D. [Dookocilovas'D.1; V011DRACHEKo M. [Vondracek, M.1
Micromethodo for ideptifying and characterizing antibiotic
subatances from actinoWcetes; identification of antib..otics
by means of'infrared.opectra. Antibiotiki 6 no.8:738-751
Ag 161, 1 (MIRA 15:6)
1. Nauchno-inaled telleldy institut antibiotikov,
Roztoki u Pragi.
(ANTIBIOTICS) (SPECTRUM, INFRARED) (ACTIN0MYCES)

DOSKOCIKOVA., D.j SCHNEIDER,, B.1 SEBENDAV J.
On the structure and properties of polyamides. Part 2: Determination
ofcrystallinity in polycaprolaotam blocks by infrared absorption.
Col.l Cz Chem 27 no.8:1760-1769 Ag 162
1. Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry., Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences, Prague.

AG~VERIYEV. 3.5h.; T,~RUSOVP B,N~
Effei-t of lcv t,.q, -eratures on the extremely w-nik llum'np-sce:,ce of
plants. Blofizi~a 20 rc,,5-,P-32-.836 165-
(MIRA 18iJO)
1. Biclago-Ixchvemnyy falcultat Moskcvskcge gcsud-srstvarrogo
universitata Imeni H.V.Lcm)nosova.

HURKA,'Karel, Dr., C*Sce; (Vinicna 7, Praha 2); DOSKOCIL, Jaromir, Dr.,
,C.Sc. (Vinicna '7, Praha 2)
Influence of relative atmospheric humidity on the survival of bat-
fleas (Aphaniptera, Ischnopsyllidae), Cas entom 58 no.2:111-116
161. - (EEAI 10:9)
1. Department of Systematic Zoology, Faculty of Natural Sciences,
Charles University, Praha.
(Fleas)

DOSKOCIL, J
A find of Neottiophilum praeustum in Bohemia. Cas enton 57 no.2:
193-194 160. (EEAI 10:1)
1. Katedra Systematike zoologie pr1rodovedecke fakulty UK
(University Karlovy, Prague)
(Czechoslovakia-Neottiophilum)

DOSKOCIL, Aromir
Two-winged f3les (group Acalyptrata) in the Rychlebske Hox7
Mountains. Prir can aleasky 23 no.2:249-272 162.
.. : 9. -#"" I

C-14
Tho dc ot baor sAdoas.
"dammilp" jr4k.18.0 I, iA,,,
Rglut" ". ItIliv. viorWilw) NIV 183. '11 J-P
00414hut KnIHA).-TIUm btrAilks of %pirel-yra aml )I*
o( Aingra6d mm obserfed " chty grew in the, buffir suW.
mad DMIX of Mowpb 41W " they pf"dualrd. In and
~lns- t1k, occlAlm are timuir luxic than phumphattv, which
how 0%, p"trr to%kity in Ciliate% are ""Irv
it W 1114ft JAKIN01161M flaw %rty low
11:A Thr Awrlijus und lilowlying rarcs W Im"Cily
%idly,
Ituty 1W (Oll(VAII 10 1311C.-MiNtAllt ilp. ill vkmwd. budcr
mobts. by the coagulation casawd by the aniom of the but.
fer. The addn. 44 nutfieuts to the sainsi. n4luml the
tosicily of the buffen.

C/A
N~J. 'h;4.4"
- top sc studies " III actions .4
that "horrorsoi only one atcom t.4 0 is, limic-i
top oxidize vaccorlool into Al..111 1.
consumed, proriounuthly by all uzhli,1414C pir-luct Idwittled
in not. soln. from derompa. of hens-prinovir. Oxiiistion
mordimed by lyruninaw proccords by inlFimfuclitin oil it
hydroxy gruup in the ortbu posith)n to the (miginAl phrucilic
'7-p' It a-diphornol stipt-Ars caput,le of reducing
,he bi,=-Ca "n."the tyTosinaw oruensyme. to univalent
Cal. most ~, which prompt] mvefts to bivalent. but mome
of whirb bmids In,. . rompli with the monophenril. which
then horrames readily oxidizable toy atm. 0
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The oxidation, of hydrequiscate with lyfoisinate ane &k
o!Yj I~Ysk if -low). cO.'!AjWx
M (ChArks Unir'. Pr
'Wr C" . cc u48. 15. 614-MI9104in Eng6b).-
IIA "4% Prolluc"I. even is% 4
;rUction interamfisle. In the OxillAtiOn Of O-C.IlfOllh ki)
'ratm.Ointbeinvwnerattyrtmin.~(11). Theoiire-
Vscell to 1110. In the prewure o( 1 asid 11. hydrojuin(mue
11) was ouillijed by atnt. 4) to p-qumoue atuf hy.1roty.
quitione (IV). awl the rractima yebwtty of this srarns "A%
Imnllw1knial to the ranens. 4 1 ant[ 11. awl oluinq m4c.
lwtvfrnt nI the III conris. The oxilation of Ul to
V.1140114 M In d- Pr-eaca of 11 mptk" a orAce W 9.
The V is thrit fufther utillis"I to IV. PuLLrOCTAms and A
dift-Als"Oss (a the 11 feadiou We given. L. Roatn
Dedvatives of an"*. 1. The prodad from the Bknc.
Quelat roactics, with entrain. Solasto-hi Ichik&w.& atut
Hi-ichi Tosuhl (Shicao Ksko Co., Ouka). J. Ckest. W.
Japan. hrr Chem. Sect.. 71. &*-MX -ut
drictihed in the 1wrliminalry mpol a (C-4. 43. UJW). Fur.
th". 10 ff.
mir (I I wif It 1.2 X. Nit and LY) ce. MeOl 1. pvt I -Allyl4l-
met homyntet byl4l.4-met hyk-nnfio% s Nnurne, b.. IX's W.
-W 1.125. at' 1 XV41. N&CS Vs c ) -oth is it. I in 40 er.
CJI.-EIOII (10: IA) cive
rnrdPn%yhrurrnr, Is. 117-9% of." 1. 1117. nU IAJI I
0. 1wmsmUr4

A jolaro tu of. Rome refietions of 0 111 0
W Mill I ~ 1 0- 11railic
GleclidjIldir, Ghlitt. (L-0111infigiftf-.15- 7i6-uqIu'Wj
Ungl6h).-The deconipti. of it-littillone (1) In aq,
%Dill. gives (RICCIIOI luld an fillidCutifictl uxidatioll 11todtict,
which Is lipither 2-hydroxy?U111011c, or iiruplhu, itor
Albydroz henylilydroxy-0-11i none. 71-Fleaecompil. of I Is
j catalysarby aitechol, art cipti. dtta oll the rate of
idccompn. fligree with (lie theoretical rate of a billsol, reaction
Ibetween I and cnitchol nt collqt. p1l, bot the rate con3t.
varies As (011-1'& Tile reaction Is photoctitalytrd..
The mcchinism of the i1cconipm. of o-toltvittinotte (11) Is
~Im,tlnr.,but the reaction Is much slower, owiug to bypt;r-
u tjorl. The norintil potcritIA of the 1-catechol couple
I +~ 10 V., WhCrCtif tildt Of 1116 COrrCJpOndI"ff ~-
quillone ccmple Is +0.7(13 Y. On fractiott with glychie.
substitution ptoducu ftle formed. B' for the I-glychle
compd. Is +0-521 v.. tind (but for the crimixi. with p-
quinone is +0.487 v. The oxidation of cattchol by
IIA or 01tv) im a nd substance reversibly reducibic.
at the drtypping clecimle or by 11 oil cullobbil Pd. This 6
stlibli: only above fill 7A. Its properties differ froin th(M
of I or hydral quinotie, atid It Is thought to be a paoxide-
anblifflided clultione. J'Oufil Mcitc-S
14

D(ISKu'lL, J. Czech (,A: 47:11033
Charles Univ., Prague
"A polaroLrapkic studs of some bioloi;ical oxidation-re-dLetial indicators."
3bornIk Mezin67od. r"olarog. Sjezdu ?raze, lst Congr. 1951, Pt, IiI, Proc., 645-7
(in Czeca), 648-9 (in Russian), 649-50 kin English)

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by
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am pnLuroMplj y rrvrvWbic OXM4tkwftdvctim
. with Wl~wovv potruilaL d about - 100 low. v$. the
NWwW 11 vkct"Wo. Tlww complann -Wy- the pok-
graphic reduction of HA. Tim poolble fewflas mwuA-
ohm we di%cuowd.aml wAxilymn%ts. have bm cRW Im
the* "Getim. Otto It. melkf

24(2.4) PHASE I BOOK EMIAITATION CZECH/2433
International PcLarcgrsphla Congress. 1st. PraC4q. 1951
3borvlfk 1. JWzIns;vdnfhQ pals-roararicke'Ao ajetdU. VII 31 HlavnI
r4feraty pr*dn4oen* na ojezdu. Ppoc:**dInCs ... Vol 3s Reviews
Read at the Congress. PraU, P~irodav4deekm vyd-vC E19521
TT4 P. 2.000 copies printed.
Resp. Zd. a Ji;;C Koryta. Doctor- - chief zd or Publishina Mouser
Mien 3k&"fk, Doctorl Tech: &d., Ordfich O=k..
PURPOSS Th:,book Is intended for chiselers, chemical engineers,
and pb,781a ta.
CCVEMUzg The back Is a collection of revi"s and original paper%
read at the International Polarographle Congress held in Prague
in 1951. Uses of polarography, in organic and Inorganic analysl*,
blochemalstry, modlaltrop u4 IndustrLal cheralstrY a" d1mcuestd,
In thbr Section. Revi*vs Read at the Congresab Russian and
ith r Gorman or English translation* or each review a"
Ore=tod. In the section, Original Papers Read at the Congress,
. ..... slations In Russian, German. and Enallsh whleh
fol- --- publish'-d In Voluxe I art.pr9atisted. Thr(~~
lovIns scientists participated in %A opaiiing or the
Contrwast ?Tvfe:,Sor WLltor Kemula, Dean or the Faculty
of 3cio~ a, V&r W1 Doctor Jarouir Dolansky, PtInlattr
of I_ 1; . Professor Jaroslav He-
Co. K. rovsX7. Chjklr,%On of
.. A and Prorossor jarcmlav F"azkc, ChLlzm=
Or the Center for 3*lentlflc Resasrch and Technical
References follow each paper.
Pr,chlLk..L Polarograpnic DetermLination or Oxygen %a
--ulunduating Gas 4TS
jql&.k. T. Use of ?Olsrcgr4Phlc Methods In Control
-W&7rysjj-c;r-,tha Treatment of X.zal Surraces 485
abransk' Deter.Lnatlon or Tuallium in Mologleml 490
-xiterlal
Russian Tranvlatl~ 1 :93
[German -.ranslatlonj 95
v &We Reduction or KYdrOCt"
Polar-oar
I~mn * Presence a r catalysts, 11~st Is, complexes
of Iran I(Ith C&%*Chol. Pyroaallal and Ascorbic Acid 40
.1 w
os and 0. Atbor. P014rograPhlc
P. B.0-31-1 _Nthal. 504
.Iysls of B..Zolc Acid and Ic AnnydrLd.
O,pk&, 0. polarctraphy or C-arin 509
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I
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tertiary phospbates, etrNmatri, borates, ammonia, stcvne3
Apr. 10, 1954 hosphates aAd Ortlary citratej were detd.. and tte
General and ftsical Chemistry v,t*Wylk?lty of the Bronsted rcl3ti% between basic dissacit.
coust. and catalytic coefT. wai verified. Activation entr-
gies for the Individual catrJyzlng bases were cornputel.,
EquatIons for the calcn. of rate consts. from tte di"ocn.
Pout.. and conen. of the catal,zing base am given. --
19. Frddi
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vAnd 3 has. at "*. After shaking with phaiphAte
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layer b eepd. and rtj4ted. 'Thi ritailocitt (34 Q Is ctatri-
foxed. uod 18 1. of the rkh U is favd., vritb 3 + 2 + 11.
water. The tombimdexti. am adjusted with 5% RM4
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DOSKOCM, J.
First International Symosilim on Antiblocties In
Warsaw. P. 507-
International Embryologic Congerence in Brussels.
P. 508-
DAFM
CESKOSLOYENSKA B10IMIS (Ceak6lovenska akademie ved.
Hiologicky u3trav) Pkiaha.
Vol. 4. No. 8, August 1935.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EZAL) LIbra17
of Congress. Vol. 5. No. 1, Januar7 1956.

id
1110"Extractifil febacyclWo antibiotics, Idu
Mijan Doh)".1. Tho.,
TC%nh. 8S,597, Mar. IA in.
ofI 57a cittergeittconsildtmblyknproves the extn. To=
1. ftrm"'J$k 'a"'
6"cd ticm medhum of c1 a 11, ,
urto 014
MOW. 800 -flM ler.1I
1, was addtd'WO g. 111. em g. W
g1t, and the milt. was extd. at P11 M with, MOLt in Lod-.
zontsJ ext4ctoji. The ext. (40 1.) wu shakca with 8 L.
satd. aq. i4n. c f MAO, und& the o3ptinuous addri. of." 270,
sain. of NaOll to pH 9.2. The aq. ext. was pptd. with a,
vsln. of 2W g..VcSOj in 11. HsO, arx! the ppt4. Mg milt a!)
oxytetracyclinc (1) was washed, drieJ in racw, diisolved iii
2 1. 3% MeOR soln. of HCI, ond evapd. to 500 nil. L)
rjvc, on conlbig to -10*, 125 g. cMt. WICI whk--h ti,-~

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vilit
Afit-i-c,-ulinx, the solm. is dild. w~h .5 MI. w2tuand
cKtinetion vintured t.t 410 w;,. Ranks am treated in the
%Ui-- witly, 141t t1woltoples in ph(?-P lbate. 5, 1111. nvc mc;t hf.1 I A.
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[All (4-4j'j' writte (I r-cpTrults conc-n' tit
the
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DDSK-XIL, j.
Compo-inds of chlorotetraejeline with nagnestwn and q-.iaternary a,lionilin bases.
P. 800
(Instit-ate o.11* Applied 1-hysics - Czechoslovak Academy of Science) Vol. 50. NO. 5
:~:ay 1956
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (&AI) L-C, Vol. 7, NO. 5 .-'~ay 1958

~--'ECHJSLOVAKIA / Microbiology. Antibiosis and F
Symbiosis. Antibiotics.
Abs Jour : Ref. Zhur - Biol. , No 21, 1958, No 95028
Author : Belik, E.; Herold, MI.; Doskooil, J.
Inst
Tit le ; New Ue4~hods of Biosynthetic Production of Anti-
biotics. 1. BiosYnthesis of Chlortetracycline
Without the Maintenance of Aceptic Conditions.
Orig Pub : Folia biol-(Coako.), 1957, 3, NO.4, 229-2354
Abotract : Obawvation of the utilization of a 24-hour In-
oculum In a fermentation medium in which ahlor-
tetracycline In Introduced in a quantity suffl-
clent to carry out the process In non-Bterile
conditions are reportsd. Special Infaction with
bacteria, yeasts, poluted rater and soil did not
lead to a decrease of the antibiotic yield.
rckra I-/-?

czr,oHOSLOVAKIA / Microbiology. Antiblosis and F
Syrablosis. Antibiotics.
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur. - Biol., No 21, 1958 No 95028
Yeacts from p. Torulopsis and wi wildentified
gram-negative bacillus h massive infection
m
Mplied in the fermentation mediums but only
ul
the yeante deoreased the yield of chlortetraoy-
cline In this manner.
nara P/P

X,S?:(7C!L, J.
lst European Symposium cn the bioch!misti-j of antJbiotics in 11-1il-Ar.
p. 293 (Chemie., Val. 5;j m. 2. Apr. 1957, 'r-raha, Czecheslevakia)
Month],y Index of Finst European Accessions (EEA.!) LC. Vol. 7. no, 2,
February 1958