SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT EDEGY, ELEMER, DR. - EGGER, IVAN
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DROBNI. Sandor. dr.,;. SGIIDY. Blemer, dr.
Heart tampomde caused by thoraco-abdominal stab vound. Ory. hetil.
96 no.47:1307-1310 20 Nov 55-
1. A Budayesti Orvostudomamri Baotou I.
(igasgato: Hodri Indre dr. offet. tamr)
taxponade, troun.)
(WMM MID IWMIIS,
thoraco-abdom., causing heart
(THMX, WOAS and injuries,
causing heart tamponads)
oz. Seveereti Illinikajanak
kosles.
taziponade)
BGXDT, Blemar, dr.; SZANTO. Tibor. dr.
Late reelilte of splenectomy in Werlhof's disease. Orv. hatil.
97 no.?9:"98-800 15 JuIr 56.
1. A Budapesti. Orvostud. Baetem I. oz. Sevesseti, Klinikaj.
(tgaz.t Hedri, Indre dr. egyet. tanar) koil.
(PUPURA, THFDMPMC, surg.
oplenectowT, follow-up. (Run))
(SPL3M, surge
excis., In thrombopenic purpura, follow-up. (Hun))
ZSVOK, Zoltan, I)r. _36M1 Dr.
Role and significance of the results of test meals administered without
the use of a sound in the evaluation of the x-ray manifestations of
chronic gastritis. Orv. hetil. 100 no.?:65-69 11 Jan 59.
1. A 3udapesti. OrvoatudomWi FCyetem I. oz. Sebeszeti, KlinikEkjanak
(igazgato: Hedri, Radre dr. 3aet. tanar) kozlemenye.
(GASTRIC JUICE
acidity determ. by tubeless method using gastrotest tablets
(Hun))
(GASTRITIS, diag.
chronic evaluation of x-ray findings by determ. of gastric
acidity by tubeless method using gastrotest tablets (Hun))
I:- EGEDY --N
Role of adrenal cortex hormones in surgical practice. Magy. sebesz,
15 no.4:260-263 Jl 162.
(ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES ther) (SURGERY OPEUTIVE)
ZGEDY, E.; STEKKER, K.; FUREDI, Erssebet; FONYODI, Sarolta
Renal insufficiency after surgery in severe liver, biliary and
pancreatic diseases. Acts. chir. acad. sci. hung. 3 no-49343-354
162.
1. 1, Chirurgische Mini (Direktort Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. E.-Hedri)
und II. Pathologischen Institut (Direktor: Prof. Dr. L. Harangby)
der Medizinischen Universitat Budapest.
(LIVER DISEASES) (PANCREAS) (BILIARY TRACT)
(JAUNDICE) (ACUTE RENAL FAILURE) (AITURIA)
RATNAL. I.; GRAY, F.; MATSCH, J.; CUM, K.; IDIDT, S.
Role of the bypopbysso-borpothalamic system in the pathogenesis of
erythrents. and symptomatic polycythents. Orv.hatil. 91 no-34:1025
-1034 20 Aug 50. (CLML 20:5)
1, Of the Second 011nic for Internal Diseases (Director--Profes-
sor Dr.Imre Haynal), Budapest University.
IAWI, Inez1o; JUHASZ, Pal; EGIWY, Sandor
Evaluation of the ea3:17 'phase o'f h4pe'rte'nsion. Magi,. belorv. arch.
10 no.4:109-114 Aug 57.
1. A Maaar Nephadsereg ZgenzaegWi Szolgalatanak koslemenys.
(HYPERTINSION
symptomatol. of early phase (Hun))
FISCHER, A.) _~GEI~Lj ~.;. SKOLNIKI J.
Contribution to the pathomochanisms of hypoothenuria. Acta mod. Hung.
18 no.2sl97-212 162.
1. IL Medizininche Klinik (Vorstand: Prof. Dr. P. Gomori) der
ModJziniachen Universitat, Budapest.
(URIN"")
GOMORI, Pal, dr.; EGEDY, Sandoro dr.; KEREKES, Gizella, dr.
Results of the angiotensin ektn test in normal and hypertensive
subjects. Orv. hetil. 104 no.":2067-2069 3 N 163.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, II Belklinika.
(HYPERTENSION) (HYPERTENSION, RENAL)
(ARTERIOSCLEROSIS) (ANGIOTENSIN)
(SKIN TESTS) (VASOPRESSIN)
EGE1 . R
"The production n1an is our working proi.ram.11
P. 3 (Drumul 9elsugului) No. 1, Jan. 1957
Bucuresti., Rumania
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions LC. Vol. 7, no. h.,
April 1958
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5474
Terpigorev, A.M., Academician I deceased 1, Chairman of the Editorial
Board, R. P. Kaplunov, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Deputy
Chairman of the Editorial Board, Ye. F. Mookallkov, Mining Engineer,
V. V. Nedin, Professor, Doctor oi Technical Sciences, Yu. V. Seledkov,
Mining Engineer, 0. 0. Sosedov, Mining Engineer, and L. Ya. Tarasov,
Mining Engineer. -
Spravochnik po gornorudnornu delu. t. 2: Podzemnyye raboty (Ore-Mining
Industry Handbook. v. 2. Underground Operations) Moscow. Gosgor-
tekhizdat, 1061. 855 p. Errata slip inserted. 17, 000 copies printed.
Scientific Eds. (Title page): A.M. Terpigorev, Academician, and R. P.
Kaplunov, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences; Reap. Ed. ; L. Ya.
Tarasov; Edo. of Publishing House: M. M. Smirenakiy,and V. W. Partsev.
skiy, Tech. Ed.: V. L. Prozorovskays, and M. A. Kondratlyeva.
Card*kie-
Ore-Mining Industry (Cont.) SOV/5474
PURPOSE: This handbook is Intended for mining engineers and akilled
personnel of the mining Industry.
COVERAGE: Volume II of the handbook reviews various methods of under-
ground mining and analyzes the basic principles underlying different types
of ore mining operations. Parts 1, V1, IX M, and XV of this volume were
written by L. Ya. Tar~oov, Mining Engineer, L. Ye. Egelf, Geological
Engineer also participated In writing Part 1. P-ar-t-V --was written by A. M.
Byboc)lk?n. Candidate of Geological and Mining Sciences; Part III by D. N.
Ogloblin, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences. and M. 0. Papazov,
Candidate of Technical Sciences; Parts IV, V, and X were written by
R. P. Kaplunov, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences; Part VU by
V. V. Nedin, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciencea, and by Sh. 1. 'j
Ibrayev, Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Part VIII by N. N.
Polyakov, Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences (deceased) and by M. 33~
Udalkin, Mining Engineerl Part IX by A.M. Alyamokiy, Docent#Candidato
Card408-
13
Ore-MWng Industry (Cont.) SOV/5474
of Technical Sciences (deceased); Part X11 by 0. M. Malakhov. Professor,
Doctor of Technical Sciences: and Part IaV by V. N. Voronin, Doctor of'
Technical Sciences (deceased), and L. D. Vorodna. Candidate of Technical
Sciences. No personalities are mentioned. Each part of the handbook to
accompanied by references, all Soviet
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Abridged
Forewo rd 4
PART 1. INFORMAT10N ON MINING GEOLOGY
Ch. 1. Basic Information on Geology and Wneralogy 5
-Ch. H. Crude Ores and Minerals
Ch. III. Classification of Mineral Resources and of Mining Operations 40
Ore-Mining Industry (Cont.) SOV/5474
Ch. IV. Characteristics of Rocks 43
Bibliography 52
PART H. SAMPLING
Ch. 1. Purpose and Types of Sampling Operations 54
Ch. 1:1. Sampling Methods
55
Ch. III. Sampling in Mine Workings and Boreholes 59
Ch. IV. Sampling of Broken Ores and Rocks
61
Ch. V. Preparation of Samples for Chemical Analysis 64
Card 4118
EGELI, Lev Yeypnlyj~~o4j BUTKEUCHy G.V., otv. red.; PARTSEVSKIY)
V-,N., ri-d-.isd-va; FROZOROVSKAYAj VoL.# tokhn, red,
(Ferrousp nonferroust and rare metal ores and their industrial
importanoel Rudy cherrWkhp tsvetrqkh i rodkikh metallov i ikh
pronyahlonnou zrachenie, Moskva, Goagortakhizdat, 1962. 199 p.
(MIRA 15s5)
(ores)
EGEL I, LJ-P, ~ ~- -
Selenium minerals of exogenous deposits. Gool,mostared.elem.
no.11:27-51 162. (MRA 15:5)
(Selenium)
__.
Exogenoun deposits of seleni= and their clasoification.
Geol.mest.red.olem. no.11:60-88 162. (14IRA 15:5)
(Selenium)
EGELI, L.Ye.j BURIYANOVAO Ye.Z.
Prospecting methods, studying, and appraising of exogenous
deposits. GeoLmestoredoelemo no,llt88-101 162, (MIRA 15:5)
(Selenium)
EGFjL'j L~Ye.; BURIYANOVA, Ye.Z.
Laboratory research methods. Geol.mesteredeelem. no.11:101-115
t62o WIRA 15:5)
(Selenium.-Analysis)
.
7
Appraisal and calculation of selenivin reserves in exogenous
deposits. Geol.mest.red.elem, no,llill5-116 162. (MIRA 15:5)
(Selenium)
;GILIp L.Ye,
Technology of obtaining selenium from sedimentary selenium.-sulfide
ores. Geol.moot.red.elem. no,22:3-17-120 762. (MIRA 15:5)
(Selenium sulfides)
RGELI, LY9
Geol.mest.redoe2em. no.31:120-224 162, (','qRA 25:5)
(Selenium)
F,CEL-'y L.Ye.
Objectives"of further studione Geol.most.red.elem. no.11:121+-125
362, (MIRA 15:5)
(selenium)
S/169/63/000/001/036/062,
D263/ 307
A3THORS: Egell L.Ye and Bur'yanova, Ye'Z.
TITLE:
Methods of pros ecting, study, and estimation of
exogenic deposits of selenium
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 1 1963 7
t
abstract 1D42 (In collection: Geol. mestoroz~ds
redk. elementov. no. 11, M., Goageoltelthizdat,
88-101)
TSXT: It is convenient to organize special prospecting of
exogenic deposits in conjunction with geological surveying on a
scale of 1:50,000 or greater, and also during the search for other
-a
useful mineral deposits, particularly those of ura ium. In sedi-
mentary deposits selenium occurs predominantly in sand-schistose
layers, less frequently in limestones and phosphorites. The rocks
o
are studied by investigating sections transverse to the strike f
the strata. During this operation all lithological and stratigraph.
ical varieties of rocks are carefully inspected, taking samples by.,..
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sA6 63/000/001/036/062
Methods of prospecting, D263YD307
grooving, and in extreme cases, by picking up lumps of ore. The
shallow-water deposits of seas, lagoons, lakes an4 ancient rivers
are more promising. Bituminized limestones and carboniferous sandy
achist should be particularly carefully examined. The most promis-
ing appear to be the sandy schists accumulating near active volcanid
I regions. Since selenium is characteristically associated with uran~-
ium, vanadium, and molybdenum, the appearance of such minerals indi.
cates in most cases the presence of selenium in the given rocks
Pyritic deposits contain as a rule sharply concentrated quantities
of selenium. It is particularly important to test iron caps for Se.
In its usual sense metallometric sampling is not suitable for selen-L-."
ium, since the latter is not detectable by spectroscopic methods.
The prospecting is carried out with the aid of a special method
selenometry, which comprises a series of operations including spec-1
ial sampling and estimation of selenium by dry microchemical tests,~
Selenometry may be either qualitative or semi-quantitative. in 1"
I qualitative selenometry the element is detected by the usual method:.
of sublimation in-a closed tube. The presence of 0.001% of S
e may
be confirmed in this way. If selenium in the ore is not accompanied
L_Qard_._2/3__
S11691631000100110361062
Methods of prospecting, D263/D307
by sulphide sulphur, or by arsenic, then the above method may give
a qualitative estimate of the Se content. Selenium-containing
to
plea are then subjected to chemical and mineralogical analysis
establish the mineral composition and the selenium content. One of~~,,
the promising methods of prospecting for selenium and uranium dep J
Sits is the geobotanical method. The success of prospecting depends'
on the depth of stratification and on the form in which the selenium
occurs. Although a large group of selenium-absorbing plants is
knoim, their values as indicators is not uniform. Milk vetch is
generally accepted as an indicator. According to D.G. Kennon, pros
pecting by plant-indicators is particularly effective if the concen.
tration of selenium in the ground is about 0.0176, (U not below
0.01%) and if the depth of the ore deposit does not exceed 12 m.
Of the geophysical methods, It -surveying and radiometry may be
used in prospecting for seleniferous deposits. The hydrochemical
method does not always yield positive results since the possibility
of confirming the presence of Se deposits in this way depends on
the Eh and pH of 'these weak rock solutions,
Z"Abstracterle note:.Complete translation,7
GINZBURG, A.I., prof.1 EGELI, L.Ye.
"Economic studies of rare earths" by B.I. Kagan. Reviewed by
A.I. Ginzburgp L,K, Egell. Vest. AN SSSR 32 no.9:152-153
s 162. (HIRA 15:9)
(Raro,earths).- (Kogin, B.I.)
EGELI.--Iey-Xevenlyeviah:.YERSHOV, A.D., glavnyy red.; ZUBREV, I.N., zam.
glavnoga red.; GUDAL.IN, G.G., red.; KRASNIKOV, V.I., red. [de-
ceasedj;KORESHKOV, B.Ya., red.; MOMDZHI, G.S., red.; POZHARITSKIY,
K.L., red.; SHIRNOV, V.I., red.; POLOVOV, A.P., red.; TROYANOV, A.
T., red.; FILIPPaVSKAYA, T.B., red.; KHRUSHCHOV, N.A., red.; CHER-
NOSVIMV, Yu.L., red.; GINZBURG, A.I., red.vypuska; PROKOFIYEV, A.
P., red.vypuska; SOKOLOVSKAYA, Ye.Ya., red.lzd-va; BYKOVA, V.V.,
tekhn.red,
(Rare-earth metals.] Redkezemellnye metally. Moskva, Gostoptekhiz-
dat, 1963. 332 p. (Otsenka mestorozhdenii pri poiskakh i razvedkakh,
no.21). (MIRA 17:2)
BGBLISHTM, S,Ya., inzh.
Nomogram and tables for deteradning the number of sootions In
N-136 azUL.N-l50'o&m't iron double-channel heating radiators.
(Buggested by MA, 31gellshtein]. Opyt rab. proakt. or no,2:
15-22 157. %RA 11:6)
(Radiators)
SYROMYAnIIKOV, I.A#; MAMIXONWITS, L.G.; HAMEWV,, A.M.; KULI-ZADE, K.N.;
ABDURASHITOV, S.A.; DZMVAUIj Ch.M.j HUSTA&ZADE.. P.B.; GUSEBOV,,
P.G.; GAZARIUN, S.I.; EGENDI-UM,_A.A.; ALI-ZAEE, A.S.
B.P. Allbitakii; obituary, Klektrichootvo nool2t88 D 162,
(MIRA 15tl2)
(Allbitskii,, Boris Petrovichp 1887-1962)
MWIA/Fam Aninala. cattle.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol-~ No 17~ 1958, 78743.
Author Lunca, N.; Ionescu, C.; Slavescu, E-j
Eger, E
Inst
Title tained in Several Stations for Artificial
Insemination in Cluj Region.
Orig Pub: Probl. zootechn.) 1957,, No 6, 55-57.
Abstract: Artificial insemination of cows was conducted
for the first time in the rayons of Dzhilauj
Zhibou and Zalets. Dulls 2 to 3-9 years old
served as sires. The percentage of fertiliza-
tion for three years eopprised on the average 74.5,
66-73 and 69-77%. Fertility of cows under artifi-
cial insemination equaled 78-73%) the litter was
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. EGEJM , Frigyes, okleveles banyageologuB-mernok
RadeepenTft-of deep borings and their deflection in
tectonically disturbed area by means of geophysical
measurements. Bany lap 96 no.9s610-614 S 163.
1. Magyar Allami Eotvos Lorand Geofizikai Intazat Karottazs
Csoportja, Miskolc.
- - : e. T r
I '~: 7 -1,A
CZECHUSLOVAKIA / Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics, ",-. B
Thermochemistry, Equilibriums, Phys, Chem*
Analysisp Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 16, 1958, 52949-
R, T_
CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Physioal Chemistry. Thermodynamics. B
Thetmoohemiatry. Equilibriums. Phy-
sico-ohemical Analysis. Phase Trans-
itionJ34
Abs Tour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 21, 1956, 70053.
Author :_2aAz_J-
Inst : Not g0`65n.
Title : The Determination of Lithium Carbonate Solu-
bility in Water and Potassium Sulfate Solutions.
Orig Pub: Chem. prumyel, 1956, 8, No 3, 136 - 138.
Abstract: The solubility S (mole/1) of LiCO3 M in water
and aqueous KvS04 solutions (II) was measured
at 25-1000C. -The experimental data are express-
ed by an equation S = Al / A2 M2 ~ A:~ m2 2 ..9
A, = 8 (M2 = 0) = So and m2 is the molar con-
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics. B
Thermoohemistry. Equilibriums. Phy-
sioo-chemical Analysis. Phase Trans-
itions.
Abs Sour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 21, 1958, 70053.
Abstract; centration of II. The
stants Az and A3 are raspectively
at 250C - 0.160, 0.23,
-0.128, 0.184, 0 08156
0.168, 0.068; a; 100
0.050.
values of So and con-
equal to:
0.146; at 500 C -
at 750 C, - 0.102,
C - 0.0788l 0.142,
Il increases the solubility of I from 40-80%.
The heat of solution Q for I was calculated.
The obtained data satisfy the equation:
Q :: -3570 1 MOOT, where T is the temperature
i n oK.
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RIPAN, Raluca, acad.; 1GLER, I.; MIREL, C.
Cor'ributions to the muly of the properties of so- salts
of 0,0-diethyl aster c dithiophosphoric acid. Pts.1-2.
Studii cere chimle Cluj 14 no.1:49-60 163.
1. Institute of Chemistry, Rumanian Academy,, Cluj Branch.
OTAN,11-
I .
B
aniulfl urid
r
the doterinlrliti()" r0.-0:829-833 D 164.
OT, t Rcun
nying elsMents- Pranchp
Mimilintry 0
59_(,t)
RIPAN, Raluca; ECZR, I.; BOJAN, N.
Contribution.3 to the doterminat'ion of uranium and AcLanpnnying
918Ment3. R.I. Studii core Odm 13 no.12.873-877 D 1641.
1. Institute or Chemistry of the Rumanian Aoademy, Cluj Branch
59-65 Donath Street.
MSIL, J.; EGER, J.
"Comparative index numbers of the chen~',,,al industry in the United
11" States of America, West Germany, Grerit. Britain, France and Japan"
-0
by L. Hass~ Ilse Naujaocks. Haviewod by J. 1,hisil anJ J. Eger. Chem
listY 58 no.12t1464~1466 D 164.
s/27o/6a/000/001/010/024
A001/A101
AUTHOR: Eger, R.
TITLE: An investigation of the refraction effect in precision leveling by
instruments with compensators
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geodeziya, no. 1, 1963, 31, abstract 1.52.205
("Vermessungetechnik", 1962, v. 10,no. 6, 159 - 161, German)
TM: The aims of investigations were as follows; 1) to establish.
whether there is a difference in leveling with instruments with a compensator
without using the field umbrella and instruments with a level and using the um-
brella; 2) to establish a dependence of refraction effect on the vertical tem-
perature gradient and distance to the rod; 3) to determine the agreement be-
tween the refraction value calculated by the rigorous formula and by the Kukka-
myaki approximate formula on the one hand and its actual value on the other one.
Investigations were performed experimentally by-the well-known method of level-
ing by the long ray (20, 30 and 40 m) and short ray (13 m) and measuring vertical
temperature gradient with thermocouples within the range 0.5 - 2.5 m over the
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S/270/63/000/001/010/024
An investigation of the refraction effect... A001/A101
ground surface. An open area with grass cover and 1-83 m elevation was selected
for investigations, and the angle between directions to both rods was aoute.
Measurements were carried out almost daily from August 25 to September 16, 1961,
with three level instruments: Salmoiragi model 5190, Koni 007 and Ni 004.
Measurements by the long ray were conducted, as far as possible, from sunrise to
sunset, and by the short ray - during the periods of alternation of the tempera-
ture gradient sign. The following conclusions have been drawn as a result of
investigations: 1) Temperature distribution in the near-the-ground air layer
systematically distorts the results of precision leveling; magnitudes of tem-
perature gradient depend mainly on solar illumination. 2) The daily course of
leveling refraction corresponds to the course of the vertical temperature gra-
dient. This correspondence is sufficiently exact for observations by means of
level instruments'vrith a compensator; for the level instrument Ni 004 consider-
able discordances are sometimes noted which cannot be explained solely by tem-
perature effects on the instrument. Minor discrepancies between the results
obtained with different Instruments are explained by not simultaneous observa-
tions with these level instruments. 3) Leveling refraction is proportional to
vertical temperature gradient and square of distance to the rod, and also depends
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3/270/63/000/001/010/024
An investigation of the refraction effect... AOOI/AIOI
on the height of directional ray over the ground surface. 4) Under conditions
of conducting experiments at a height of 0.5 m, temperature gradient of 10 per
2 m, refraction is 0.15 mm. 5) Corrections for refraction calculated by the
Kukkanwaki formula at the height of directional ray over 0.75 m above the ground
surface eliminate distortions of elevations in almost 75% cases. There are
7 references.
I. Entin
[Abstracter's notat Complete translation]
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ZURJ. WO , dr.
Now results in the research on nicli and nidal processes. Term tud
kozl 5 no.6s246-248 Je 161.
F GIM FS! 5 Y 9
FormAVon of the 'lub of Ynang --ritallectuals e1, Tataba7qe.
':Arm tiid kozl 8 no.12#575 1) Ib/..
1. Senratary, KorArom County Soatlanp S%iety for Propagation
of Sclantlfia KnowIndge,
i*nMMOVA, R.. Dr.; IFISAROVA, M., Dr.
-r ftiiiiiiiiiiftliip"MN4?~- -
Subarachnoid hemorrhage.,Cesk. neur. 20 no*6:373-379 Nov 57.
1. Neurologicka klinilm lekarske fakulty KU v Plzui, preftosta
prof. Dr V. Pitba, R. N. X., Plzen-Doubravka, Mohylova 70.
(SUBARACKOID H3WT.MGN, case reports
diag. & progn. (Gs))
EGERH&Mp V. - Vol. 4, no. 3, Mar. 1954. ZA SOCIALISTICKOU VEDU A TECHNIKU
The great contribution of 1, V. Stalin to socialiBt technology. p. 97.
Certain problem of the best treatuout of notale. p. 130.
SOs Monthly list of East European Accessioneq (FXAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. 9,, Sept. 1955
Uncl.
EG~MITAI-,Rt V.
Bright-drawn steel. p.299. ENMETIKA. (Mi-isterstvo nlaiv a
energetiky. Hlavni spr,.va elektrarer) Praha. Vol. 5, no. 5,
MAY 1955
SOURCE: East European Accessions List, (EFAL), Library of Congress,
Vol. 4, No. 12, December 195(3
EGEU-!A I M,, V.
The developrient, of our secordary metallurgic production since
P. 347 (Hutnik, Vol. 7, no. 10, Oct. 19,177, Pralia, Czechoslovaia)
Monthly lndex of East Eurcpezm Acces3ions (El-Al) U. Vol. 7, no. 2,
February 1958
EG;E-WAIER, V.
Secondary metallurgic production in the USSR and in our country.
P. 1062. (4UTNICKE LISTY.) (Praha, Czechoslavakia) Vol. 12, Yo. 11, Nov. 1957
SO: Monthly Index of Fast Eurrpean Accession (Eb~kl) LC. Vol. 7, No. 5, May 1958
q~XRWJROVA R. Dr.; SKORPIL, V., Dr.
Postpartum thrombosis of Intracranial sinuses and veins.
Cas. lek. cook. 95 no-20:543-545 18 May 56.
1. Neurologicks kliniks v Plini. Predn. prof. Dr. Pitha.
(PUIRPIRIUM, compl.
thrombosis of intracrantal sinuses and cerebral
veins (0s))
(SINUS THROMBOSIS,
pu rperal, with cerebral thrombosis (Cz))
(G=B;Z THROMBOSIS AND WBOLISM,
puerperal, with sinus thrombosis (Cz))
NEKIfF,NDV.I, Ye.Yu., kand. tekhn. nauk; ll,~,, ....
Measurement of theml sLresse3 Jn a w3ld,jd dAv~tt;jffi.ed snaft
using high-temperature tanslcmet.-~-s. Fnert! *:Pp.!-,b lr.(,~ tr O.P, nit: 10
no.5z]9-24 My 164. (M,
,R,1 37.S)
AUTHORt Egermayyerg F., Profesnorp Doctor SOV/2-58-10-7/15
TITLEt On Contemporary Conceptions of Statistics in Socialist
and Capita'list Countries. (0 sovremennykh vzglyadakh na
statlatiku v sotaialisticheskikh i kapitalisticheskikh
stranakh)
IERIODICIL: Vestnik statistiki, 1958, Nr 10, pp 42 - 51 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs In the USSRp and in the majority of satellite countries,
a reorganization of statistics is taking place to meet
the requirements arising from the new administration of
national economy. The concept of Soviet statisticians,
claiming statistics to represent an independent subject
of social science, is shared by statisticians of the
satellite countries. However, this view is in contrast
to present-day concepts prevailing in capitalist count-
ries. The author publishes the concepts of Soviet, Ameri-
can, British, Polish, BtLLgarian, Czechoslovakian and Ger-
man (SZG) statisticians on this matter, and makes 7 ntion
of the fact that the Soviet concepts have stronglyinflia-
VArel 1/2 enced the statistical methods of the world. The author
ZGERSULOKI, Istvan
Experience and lessons of the railroad workers' academieo
in the 1961-/62 season. Term tud kosl 6 no.10478 0 162.
1. Munkasakademiai eloado.
I x id I
-AP.PtActica).ex-ccution of tvlfur P.
te Vro"Cct I
currents creme liuch art ek-tcir jle-'il itli
thu rmfh cru%t Ahii;h t)tlicr vitctflimit tit elvdi-it! re.
tt:l I,'!:, it I I C I] I fltiltt,- ptoll tit r :It it I i6a fly, I'll, it m~,mr, It A it v
"i "Iv 13 y Is Coll"t.111t over brige mro!'. bit
It 4"iI;I11,11itev;title and their dim-tion vre var4i0e,
jhle "I a., Identical cumni mt.-tiity they ire (:vc,A
from thl, poor conduckir 14-firock vit-, till, e&mvii-
"I )' 1, '..03; Ow Aimultmwou~ r.,lontial dr,ep limul:ht
ilL it tile C%vnly fAmIts or. %fit
is a fulictinn of tilt) thIckneoL, of tile xediffil-311jr),
Sinru tile drternmimiun uf thr, ab4oloto potcmial tln:$)4
is I tmher IrtylAved pt"Cedute, tile extrilit Uf tilt I at ut-
ILin-i m lookscatial, which are propoytiviial it) tilt Avx)-
,"it! art: 111'7;'~Illcd in'jea'i ~11'1 ir'loparvd %V11h
fllllill~ tile -;;line at iltlillt
Tll~! %,krillnott'i call [-,C' ilvICI limed
tlic V 1~,ntkl iliffirv,nee me rtcmd,,it tit) vlecti(Aci at-
ralLRMI In It CCrT,Ijjj Fystenl. anti, fCIr tj- hAr.
Ili coniprivmi. rova!urvrn-nI% are exectit-
e
d r
at Ih( l';rv 1111.1 at flu rcfading ht'llivrill. It Ific
Correlition. locluteo Ow. valw-~
ftn' tilt! 1A.111111,01) v-111.11ions lit (wo pollill is
fly it f.,1111.111. til, Ctliffirien-S of tile Litiet provi: to
IT thara"'t-ristic (111.1 lit tile thich -s% o' tl~e "Alklirriti
fr'l lit It'v oult k. if the inflit.
eor.~ M tilt: on Ili(! el"tric 1W3 Ilw -Autit of
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dure ii thot it filry-i5fle"i on Ow ;;gcIlc IV of
Ilm 11011111r, 110d dirett
IS I;iN'Cn Cir t1g.- joi4?IIIrf?CI1tA C17111JIUyed for Ili,isilellig r.-j
Wk! I U4 J! I;,(, ill'-flilid-, of pol, j,c,Ivlq rx, cill, q w0f
Iheir "0 Tile ItaYo whil 1;,;,
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EGERSZEGI., P.;KISSs K.
Investigation of the ruptured structure of the coal basin in Oroszlw by
geophysical methods. p. 681.
BANYASZATI UPOK. (Nagy*r Banaszati es Kohassati, Egyesulet) Budapest, Hungary.
Vol. 14, no. 10, Oct. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LOp Vol. '26,p no. 1~2, 1959.
Uncl.
owl.
ftile046 (dedAd6) lekils4isa ard6sliceadsawyel. [NL-/C3jt"
shelter Wit (1,16t 14ires)l IdAiAtill, 55(718):21OL-21S,
DLC-The prnhlent of oplinitim angle of Aotter W. is In rAltion
10 the Pt*VAII!ftg wind disor.6on i4 d144-jjA4.4L A wil cwutv,,iti&n PwChtm~ ;9 JW4"od h;Ch
combines the u" of shelter Mis -with prijlwr ferfilizhic and cultiv;ktkm meth(Kis aimed at
Incrusing the wind resiitivity (4 the u~il, .5nhjlra lletedingi., 1. Wind erosion 2. Sbeller
1. Soll co"effation.-G.
&IT'SZEGIS S.
"Making Sand Productive@" P. 714 (TEP.-MUET tS TARSADAW-1. Vol. 113,
, No. 12p Dec. 19541 Budapest, 11ungary.)
Sot Monthly List of East European Accossiowp (MAL), LCj Vol. 4, No* 4s
April 19515) Uncl..
7('I*:7ZSZEGII S,
Improvement of sand occiirring in layers. p. 3. Vol. 8, No. 1 Jai. 1956.
DA"apest', Hitnearyo AGRARTUMANY.
SOURCE: East European Listj, (EEAL) Library of Congress Vol. 6, No. 1
January 1956o
EGERS ZEGI, S .
Current problems of manuring; improvinr the productive capacity of sand. D. 5.
(Macyar Rezocazdasag, Vol. 111, no. 3, Feb. 1956 Budapest)
SO: Yonthly List of East European Accession (EFIAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 7, JulY 1957. Uncl.
USSR/Soil Science - OLItivation, Improvement, Eronion.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., I-To 22, 1958, looll4
Author : Egercegi, Sh.
Inst
Title Thorough Improvement of Friable Sand Soils.
Orig Pub MezhdiLuiar. s.-kh. z1I., 1957, No 1, 56-80
Abstract A review of the operations of experimental institutions
in Hungary on the impxmvement of sands and sand soils
in different regions of the country. It is underscored
that the operations in the appropriation of sands in
Hungary have been conducted for a long time and, as a
consequence, valuable experiences have been gained;
there bras developed a complex of agricultural engineer-
ing and ameliorattng measures, adaptable to various soil-
climatic conditions of the cowitry. Individual applica-
tions are described and data on the yielding capacity
of grain crops in the appropriated sections are presented.
Card 1/1 -- F.H. Sofiyevn
LGL-;0ZEG-I, S.
im.provinE th(- -water econoiV of sandy soils and its agrophysiological bearing.p. 171.
Vol. 11, no. 1A, 1957, Budapest, Hungary)
SO: Yonthly List of Last European Accessions (MAI) W. 1o1. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.
EGERSZEGI, S.
Economical and lasting utilization of organic fertilizers in sand
soils. Acta agronon Hung 9 no-3/4:319-340 160. (EW 9:7)
1. Institute of Soil Research and Agricultural Chemistry of the
Hungarian Academy of Scienceaq Budapest.
(Hungary-Fertilizers and manures)
EGERSZEGI Sandor
1-
Stimulative influence of sail ti Uage on thn utilization of
feeding compounds by plants. Zesz probl post roln no.50at
85-91 164.
1. Department of Sandy Soil Research,, Institute of Scil
Science and Agrochemistry, Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
Budapest.
FG:-3RSZFGI , S.
Plant physiological principles of efficient sand aw lioration.
Agrokem talajtan 13 Suppl.:20cx-218 1,~y 164.
1. Research Institute of Soil ),nicinee anti Agricultural
Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest.
t 36995-66
ACC NRs AP6027072 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: __~ erazeA jAn4or-4geraegi, Sh. (Candidate of agricultural sciences)
ORG: Research Institute of Geology and Agrochemistry, KTA (MTA, Talajtani ea
Agrokemiai Kutato Intezet)
TITIE: International conference on sandy soils
SOURCE: Magyar tudomanys ve 73,, not 2g 19660 128-129
TOPIC TAGS: soil property, fertilizer, scientific conference, soil chemistry,,
agronomy
ABSTRACT: The congress was organized by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in
cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and was held in Budapest, 9-14 Aug 1965,
with participation of the socialist countries. The topic was the increase of the
fertility of sandy soils. A total of 27 foreign and 36 Hungarian experts attended
and gave 17 and 20 lectures, respectively. General problems and the steps taken
in Hungary were discussed. The modes of chemical and organic fertilization and the
use of isotope methods and irrigation were discussed among others. A visit to an
experimental station and to the large-industrial irrigation-cultivated orchards
and vineyards to a state farm concluded the meeting. CJPR53 36#5991
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: none
Card
~ EGERT,, V.E.; SAUSINISHO A.S. [Sausins, A.]
"V-ZZ I -
Determi tion of sulfuric acid and of e-tolueneoulfonic acid
in aqueous solution present simultaneously. Zav.lab. 27 no.9:
1086-1087 161'. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut organicheskogo sinteza. AN Latviyokoy SSR.
(Sulfuric acid) (Toluenesulfouic acid)
EGERT2 V.E.; YUMA, A.A.
Calorlme trio determination oV frne alkalies and acld- in ti,a
preparations barbamyl and sodium othaininal. :ipt. de- o 11 no.5:
43--4,7 S-0 162, :IPJ, 17-5)
.1. InsfAhif. organicherkoro fliriloza AN Latviyikoy S"'P.
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ZGERVARY, E.
Matbomatical'Reviews
Vol. 13 NO. 3
March 1954
Algebra
Y o7the projector matrices and
R., On a propedy 0
its sopffe0on to the canonical ftF"GntRdOn Of I
f,,,tj,n, Act, Sri. Math- Szeged 15, 1-6 (19SST-
Theorem: if P is an nXn matrix of rank F. such that
PI=P, then P can be written in the form BC", where A C'
are nXr, and COB -1, (identity). [If P is hermitian, then
P can even be written BBO, with B*B-1,.3 In a different
terminology, the author lets A be a linear transformation
in a vector-space over an algebraically closed field, and lets
the minimum polynomial m (A) ofA satisfy WX), M'W) - L
The components Ej of the canonical decomposition of the
identity &-itisfy E~-Ej. Set Ej-BICII; then Cj*Bi-O
(i Oj); Cj*Bj - L Thus the columns [rows] of the Bj [Cj]
form a complete syitern of right. (left.] bi-orthogonal nor-
rnal cigenvectors; of A. This existence proof is constrictive,
andat the mme time simpler titan other discumions known
to either the author or the reviewer. . J. L. Bren!er, -
'K r 1% 1 W
I w- r I-
Er, er-e At Y F Or, i :emir-A
w ll,!re 17. 1 :S 7 >
ti t < i and diaV ~q:
A - - ( I +- N 4- - N- ,(,) I - ,, !- . t!,
c1cments of A` are all positive. That A-' has positive
eltments is also proved by a different method when ail