SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT S. DALAKOV - YU.L. DALETSKIY

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of the torpedo electricians section, tells of the part played by his ship in protecting
-Y ships vd submarines. Sergeant 1. Golub, com-
the landing operation from enem 4
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airborne landing in the rear of the enemy forces and describes the landing operation
as seen from the air. Sergeant 1. Nivolovich, head of a marine unit, describes thd';'.,
assault of his men in armored carriers landing directly from the ships. Lieutenant.
V. Zaytsev, commander of a motorized infantry platoon, reports on the operations
of his group, which landed in armored cars and was assigned to the destruction of
enemy rocket installations and the prevention of a nuclear hit on the advancing unitq.
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p. 19. Ratsicnaliznt3ii Vol ~', I;o. 1, 1'11,1i- I,' Ii:ir.13
~Ilonthly Index of East E,,xopcan Accessions (i-I'V.AI) 1,C) Vol. 7, '-'c. 10,
Oct. 58

DATA OV, Stefan
Zoonomizing in bobbins and transport. Tekstilna prom 12 noel:
38-39 163o
1. Direktor na DIP 80smi mart," Sliveno

SR 6

AGULYAN, Soflya Liparitovna; DAIANYAN G.Kh., otvatstvanny7 redaktor;
TATXVCSYAN, S.A. , reda-q-tTr2, V-a ; KAPLANTAN, M.A . , takhni-
chaskiy redaktor
[Michurin apple varieties on the Leninakan Plateau in Armenia]
Michurinskie sorts tabloni na laninakanakam plato Armianskot SSR.
Brevan, Izd-vo Akademii nauk Armianskot SSR, 1955. 154 p. (MIBA9:9)
(Armenia-Apple-Varieties)

JAVI -! W. 7; 2~j , 7 , , '*I'-J, ; j -. 1 3 ') '*.'.: .' - I
~',,-Intrilt.liti ons t. ) I :-,r, :3 f,,0j -,!- ~i ! ' fj I ~ : ; -- *, , -~ I, I .
ag:- IiAl. 114 '63

DAVIDESCU, D.; DALAS, Melania
Period of application of mineral fertilizer on sunflowers 0
under the agroclimatic conditions of Tirgu Frumos, Iani, region.
Stu4ii biol agr Iasi 13 no.2:359-370 162. ~4

Melania
TIMARIU, Gheorghe; COSTACHE, lon; PETROVICI, Paul; DALAS,
-
Effect of fertilizers applied to noybeans for grain, green
bulk, and silage. Studit biol agr Iasi 14 no.2:331-336 163.

RMABIA Cultivable Plants - Grains.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol. , No 3, 1958, 10707
Author Pryadchenku, A., Yazadzhi, A., Velikan, V., Dregich, L.,
~!jar,, V., Melakrinos, A.,
Bretan, I., Gologan, I., D
Boldye, Ye., Chobotaru, V., Miklya, K.
Inst Rumanian Academy.
Title 'Ilie Best Sorts of Spring Wheat for the Rumanian Pvople'a
Republic.
Orig Pub Biol., zh. Akad RIM, 1956, 1, No 1, 147-2o6.
Abstract The results are given of the comparative testing of spring
wheat varieties conducted in 1,)49-1952 on six experimental
tases, situated in different productive z.,-)n,2s of the Russian
People's Republic

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OR 1,"I "IJ D. Cni!am. Aafid. P%PP, 19507, 7, No.3.0, 663-007
The Ty?gu Fxumca 2?T lino uf sumer
Is (19sar".bod, ith'oh has bu.,An. dav.9ioped

St tion In P2joirinca. This linu 3ur-Dag-
soc~i the kindli;n1a YI-PR 46 'MrietY d"Llotted to
in produotivity. Th,:. average
boost for tho yeara of the oxpea!irient
(1953-1956) totaled 134 kg/ha. (10.3%). This
lillo Is -vory pzoml-iing for Moldavia has
bicn brod and put Into trial in 1956.
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M40YU./Cultivated Plants, Cereals.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Dfol., NO 17, 1958, 77574.
whent, good results were shown of thin varielly
divided into districts "Chennd" 1l'( anLI Uw new
varieties "Tyrgu F-rimos" 16, livided into
the steppe and forest-steppe regicna rf McIdavia,
and "Beregan" 77. In t,!e forest zcres cf bot:i
slopes of the Carpathian and Western Mcuntains
(14untsiy Apusen' ) t'.-.e variety "Menad!' 117 pre-
vailed. In the steppe n-,d fcrest-steppe reCions
of the weGtem part of Cmeniye, Damt ani 'he
central rart of Tmnsyl-tania - "C-,,dcrr.` 241, 0.1-
vided into districts in DereCan. As i-eGards a
barley variety, "Chenad" 395 is the mcst early
uaturing and frost resistant, is d *;vided into all
zones of cultivation of winter barley. As reGards
Gard 2/3

DALAS, V.
Studies on scme species and varit!03 Of fa'l rYU~ :) -, -'4 1 '
biol agr Iasi 14 no.2a309-313 ?63.

DALAS, V.; SGUMPU, Natalia
Contributions to the detorminntion of the resistance to frost
of some new varities of wintor wheat. StUdit biol agr Disi
14 no.2:315-321 163.

DAUAN I C.
Pro'-Apms rerarf~,Inc: t o behavicr and coriput ti~-n of rillarF; ~r
the -fi!-16 of clasAcit.-,, and plasti i..
_~T A 1,11SURIJ;~T11.
Stiintifica a Irr!in,:-rilor si T~?cl~nicienilor dir. R;-ni ria si "i,
~-)n,strwf.ilor si al "nr-rualelor -1i Construotii) Vurt:resti, Ru7aniq.
Vol. 10, no. 1:1, Dec. 15)58.
":nrtlil- List of Fast Eiironc-in Ar~-ossiorls
Unc 1.

~,ADA~:, C.
Elements 'or the ca1c,ilrtic'., of !:t.r-uct-:,r-E of in,li,f:trL~I
v1ith tlmnces f ixed on colli-mr-s, am-~:w i1",
,i*,~nsmission of stre,scs. .2 .3.
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StUntifica a In i;,,crilor ~i TchnLcit:idlor ('in
Con,structiilor Ei al :!aterialclor de Const.rucLi.i.)
BucureEtli, Rumania
Vol. 11, no. I,, J,:ne 1~).;-~".
','c,,nthl,- li~~t o' Luroncan Acc,,,~sioij in c,:,- '-()I

KARLSON, K.P.[KaOl9ons,.-;K.1, red.; BAYARS, V.[Bajars, J.4, red.
STONANS, Ja., red.; DALBINI, M.Ya.[Dalbins, M.1, red.;
PLATNIYEKS, R.F.[Pla~~ieks., A.),--redl; LAPUS140HOK,
Yu.K.J. red.; TEYTELIBAUM, A., red.; BITAR, A., t6kM.
red.
(Transactions of the Conference on the New Methods of the
Efficient Use of Lowl Fuels hold in Riga, September 2 to
5, 1958) Trudy sov"hohaniia po, novym metodan ratsionall-
nogo ispollzovaniia mastnykh topliv, Riga, 1958a
MRA 16:5)
1. Soveshchaniya po novym metodam ratsionallnogo ispollzo-
.vaniya mestnykh topliv, Riga, 1958. 2. Institut khimii Akademii
nauk Lat-viyskoy SSR (for Bayars, Dalbin').
(Fuel--Congresses)

A UTHOR: Da 1-b.i nsh B. :.;er.ior ~%nviNeer I ~ 2 1/ 3
TITLE: The New TsB-ATS Telephone Set !"iovyy telefonnyy apparat
TsB-ATS"
I'Mi 10 D! CAL: Vest nik svv a zi , 105 1, vv 2 0 2
ABSTRACT: The "VEF" PInnt, in con,rinction with the Nauchno-issled,)-
y institut radio- tekhnicheskoy promyshlennostl
vatellski L
(33cientific Regearcn. rnstittite of tl,.e Radiotechnical In-
dustry) has developed ind 1"or test pur-coses, released a
new telephone set, the considerabl,; i7,T)roved TsB-A7,:,. T vi e
article describes 4ts outer streamlined ap~,earance I.F-ig,ire
the arrangement of the ,omponents i!icl,;d.4ng the TK-57 inze-,
and the %!K-14 microphone inset, the circuit Fifures 2 and
3), the electroacoustic rarameters 'Fir-ures 4 - ~,", and its
basic properties. ~!ousinf_,, dial, and plug socket, wl-,i~h
are the same as t1-ose of the "Ba,_,+a-50" set, are of cast
conol-mer nlastic. he dimensions of the set are 270
x 147 x 114 mm. The circuit of the new TsB-A-3 does not
Card 112 differ much fro:n t~,at of the --TS-7sB set 7he amplifier

The New TsB-ATS Telep'none Set 7,W/11. 1-1 -5 ?- 1 - 2 1/ J:5
has a frequency range from 300 to 3,500 c. T~e set hae an
electromagnetic microphone with a transistorized amplifier,
This equals the Derformance of a set with a carbon micro-
phone, but takes in considerabl,, less non-linear listortions.
There are 3 graphs, 2 circuits and I ploto.
ASSOCIATION: SKB zavoda "VEF" (The SF.B of the "VF-:F" Plant)
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LAPUSHONOK, Yu.(Riga); BAYARS#V.[BajaretV.I(Riga)j...PALDINISH,Ya.
[Dalbineq.T.J(Riga)
High-speed semicoking of peat in the experiment installation
using gas heat transfer medium. In Russian. Vestis Latv ak no,3:
127-134 '60. OW 10:7)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyokoy SSR, Institut Ithimi.
(Peat) (Coke) (Gases)

DIALBON., G.; TJWY.X~ D.; O'n-UNS Me
Recent improvements in unipolar machines* pe 155a
STUDII SI CERGETARI STINTIHICE. FIZICA SI STINTE TEM41CE.
Iasi, Rumania. Vol. 8, no. 2, 1957
Monthly list of European Accesstons (EEAI) LC,, Vol. 8, no. 8, Aug. a959
Uncle

RMUIIii./Phy5iCal Cheziistry - Electroche:11istry. D
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Klimiya, No 19, 1959, 67380
A.Uthor D'Albon, Gerard; Ursescu, Dau; Gutmar, Mlarcel
Inst Polytechnical Institute Iasi
Title A New Phenomenon Observed at a Mercury Chromium, Coatact
(for a Thin Layer). Prelii-ainary Report.
OriL, Pub Bul. List. politehn. Iasi, 1958, 4, No 1-2, 297-3o4
Abstract When current was passed throu0i n system: thin Cr layer
on steel CHqj Cr layer on steel, periodic variations
of the resistance of the system were observed at coi's-
tant voltage. The Cr layer was " 30," thick. The ef-
fect of the Cr layer on the phenomeno-i deocribed and the
effect on the layer of variotis chemical conpiu;ids, 11~~
purity, sublayer material, cvrreiit mnoiitude, temperature,
and other factors were studied. -- Yu. Pleskov
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ACC-NRs AP6013937 SOURCE CODE: UR/0239/63/051/003/o395
AUTHOR: Valtneris. A* Doi Dale He Yao
ORG: Department of Vormal ftsiology, Medical Tnstitute, Riga (Kaf~dii normallnoy
fiziologii Meditsinskogo instituta)
TITIE: Adaptation of HPO-2 vA U-102 oscillographs to the recording of mechanical
vibrations in the organism I%-
SOURCE: Fiziologichookiy sharnal SSSR, ve 31t no* 3, 3.963# 395-397
TOPIC TAGS: oscillograph, bioelectrio phenomenon/HPO-2 oscillographt N-102
oseMograph
ABSTRACT: -Ari AP072 oq6Illbgri%ph wa's adapted to thedirect reoord-.'
ting'df mechanical impulses without transforming them Into eleotriol
~pulses, An olds burned out vibrator cell of the oscillograph was
converted Into a.dell sensitive to mechanical vibrations (a
meohanovibrator') brequipping It with a tightly stretched slik
i
ithread to whioh-a.triangle made of plastic was affixed, The apex~
"of the triangle was plaoed In contaot with the membrane of the
,cell, while a mirror fastened to the base of the triangle was
.used tor4fleot a lisht beam'onto the photosensitive film or
Apreen of the- recording part of the osol.119graph, The call was
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connected by means of. a polyethylene tube to the receiving part
of the system. The osaillograph was thus adapted to the direct
:i6c6idiffig 'of meohiii-AceCl vibratiojiW-1-n the
Involved lathe determination of myogrames cardlogramal sphygmo-
-gramaq etoe. By using the modified osoillographo simultaneour re-t
Icording of meohanical. and bioeleotrio oscillations can be,carrleC
out. The N 102 osoillograph (an Improved model of..the.MPO-2
be modif led in the same mann
oboillogr4iJO) Ler.. Orig* art* hast
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3 figures* JPRS
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VALTNERIS, A.D.; DALE, N.Ya.
Adaptation of Mi~2 and ll,;~-102 oscillographs for the recordilg of
mechanical oscillation6 in the body. Fiziol.zhur. 51 no-3:3c5-397
Mr 165. OMIRA 18:5)
1. Kafedra normallnoy fizioiori.i lns~l',~'~a, Riga.

E, Volciemn! z
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JbALECHIN, N_ I ,
BELYAKOV, F.Ye.-, BABIF, B.N.; BAL19 V.; BoRoVKOV, P.1i. -, V0Y-zX0DIr,, I.E.;
GURINVICH, G.M.; GORBUITOVA, P.I.; KOHNOV, A.S.; KALAIPTAUROVA, M.Y.:
KASHIRSKIY, A.Ya.; KAZAIICqEYZV, Ye.11.; LEKS11TKIN, A.F.; LETI-
CH3VSKIY. M.A.; LOPATIN, S.Z.; HIRSKIY, V.N.; PODSWALOV, V.N.;
SUBBOTINA, V.P.; TANASUCRUK, N.P.; FEEDOTOV, S.D.; FISENKO, K.N.;
ELIKIND, I.G.; BOVIN, S.S.; VASIL'YEV, L.T.; DRINKOV, V.D.; DALF~
CHIN, N.I.; DADAGOV, I.A.; VERROSHINA, V.I.: ZHUOV, I.V.-, ZINN,---
DiA.-,---!ifANNIKOV, A.Ya.; KOVALEV, M.K.; LUGAKOVS11IY, N.L.; NALEVSKIY,
A.F.; SEREZHNIKOV, V.K.; SEMIGLASOV, M.D., SOKOLOV, A.V.; STEPANOV,
V.I.; SAKR,UIIN, G.S.; SAVENKO, P.A.; SOLODOV, V.P.; UMEROV, Sh.Kh.;
CHIKINDAS, G.S.-, SHCHUBUMINA, S.N.; DYNKIN, G.Z.; LYSOV, V.S.;
0MOROVICH, A.N.; ROKITSINSKIY, E.V.; BRASLAVQr-IY, H.S.; RUBMIKO,
I.A.; ZRUKOBORSKIY, M.S.; ZHDANOV, I.Ye.; SUSLIN, V.A.; BRUS, A.Ye.;
VOLYNSKIY, S.A.; KLYUYEV, V.A.; ISTRATOV, A.G.; TIYXOMIROV, I.F.;
BUTYIUN, Ya.li.: VOLYNSKIY, S.A.; MINEnV, M.F.; MALITM, V.I.;
VIDETSKIY, A.F., kand.taklm.nauk, glavnyy red.; DEMIDOV, A.U., red.;
KRAVETS, A.L., red.; KLIIAOVA, Z.I., tekJin.red.
LIndustrial Astrakhan] Promyahlonnaia Astrakhan'. Astrakhan',
Izd-vo gazety "Volga," 1959. 318 p. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Astrakhan (Province) Rkonomichonkiy adminlstrativnyy rnyon.
(Astrakhan Province--Economid conditions)

BEIA HOV.G.; DALKNKO,N.
Useful and needed book ("Grain; laboratory research." B.D.Kazakoy
Reviewed Vy G.Belashov, N.Dalenko). Muk.-eley.prom.21 no.6:3 of
cover Je 55. (MIRA 8:10)
1. Moskovksiy tekhnologichaskiy inatitut pishchavoy promyshlennosti.
(Grain) (Kazakov,E.D.)

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AUTHORS: Dalenko, N.I., Kretovich, V. L.
TITLE: On the Direct Effect Produced by Reducing Agents upon Gluten
Proteins (0 neposredstvennom vozdeystvii vosstanoviteley na
belki kleykoviny)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol. 115, Nr 5, pp. 961-963
(USSR)
ABSTRAM As is generally known, reducing agents, especially hydrosul-
phide compounds produce a loosening effect upon gluten. Yet
there is no uniform opinion concerning the nature of this
effect. Jorgensen developed the conception of the effective
mechanism of the so-called baking-powders, or of the thorein
contained hydrosulphide compounds which activate the latent
"Proteinases" of flour due to which the proteolysis is in-
temsified and a "loosening" of both the gluten and the dough
is effected. This effect has al3o been proved experimentally,
whereas Ford and Maiden came to the conclusion that glutation
produces a direct effect on the gluten proteins. It is, how-
ever, quite obvious and evident that the dissolution of pro-
Card 1/4 tein in 0,1 m acetic acid with a subsequent thorough heating

20-5-30/54
On the Direct Effect Produced by Reducing Agents upon Gluten Proteins
at 95 to 960C is a too drastic procedure which causes irre-
versible alterations of denaturization of the protein. Recent-
ly, the works by De Deken and collaborators, who had to prove
the 3aid direct influence,obrought about the dissolution of
"lysophilized" gluten at 0 by pH of up to 11 in the presence
of reducing substances. Under these conditions too, the irre-
versible fission of protein by a "milieu" of such an alkaline
extent is not Impossible. The sulphurous amino acids are most
easily affected in this respect. The present work was per-
formed in view of an experimental investigation of this
question. Its solubility both in water and phosphate buffer,
as well as its plastic properties (measured by a plastometer
AB) served as indices of the physical gluten properties. The
effect of the reducing agents was investigated at 0 , t is
being a temperature at which the effect of proteolytic fermentB
seams impossible the results of the effect of the "Zystein"
and of the "Askorbin'l-acid upon the physical properties of
the "lyophilisyized" gluten are given in fig. 1. This makes
it clear that it seams impossible to determine the 0quality of
the gluten by adding 0.1 to 02001 14 "Zystein" at 0 C. This is
correlated with the fact that the gluten is quickly converted
Card 2/4 into a creamy substance, Only with the lowest "Zystein"-con-

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On the Direct Effect Produced by Reducing Agents upon Gluten Proteins
centration did they succeed in determining the quality of the
gluten. At the same time it appears from fig. I that with all
samples, except those to which "Zystain" was added, have been
solidified.
It is thus quite obvious that "Zystin" has a direct effect
upon gluten, its reaction being Mlowed by radical changes
of the gluten. The results of special tests of the same ef-
feot with different reaction of the "milieu" is given in table
2. Gluten subsequently lost all its plastic properties and
was transformed into a glutinous substance independent of the
reaction of the milieu. Without "Zystein" gluten solidified
little by little, especially in an alkaline milieu. The re-
sults of the tests of the solubility of gluten - 'llyophili-
zised" - or of the respective protein change. The solubility
of 114stein" is substantielly change& at 0 C. Contrary to the
Jorgensen-Hypothesis, it is shown in table 4 that in the case
of a joint effect of "Zystein" and "Bromate" (KBr) the quan-
tity of nitrogen passing over into the solution increases
with particular abruptness which was proved by the authors
Card 3/4 by a series of tests with unique results. If, therefore,

20-5-30/54
On the Direct Effect Produced by Reducing Agent3 upon Gluten Proteins
"Zystein" involves a substantial bond re-grouping of the glu-
ten proteins by causing a radical change of its condition and
of the solubility of the protein, the "Bromate" intensifies
the effect of the "Zystein" and acts in this reapect as a
sort of synergist. There are 4 tables and 2 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow Technological Institute of Food IndustrY
(Moakovskiy tekhnologicheskiy in5titut pishchevoy promyshlen-
nosti)
PRESENTED: by A.I. Oparin, Academician, YfLy 21, 1957
SUBMITTEDt May 16, 1957
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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DALER, Mlos, inz,
Selective crushing of pegmatite ores. Rudy 10 no.5:171-172
14Y 62.
1. Geologicky pruzkum, Brno.

RAUR, Milos, inz.
Technical problems of rock examination for building purposes. Geolog
pruzkum 5 no.1:13-15 Ja 163.
1. Geologicky pruzkum, n.p., Brno.

DALETSIKA, L.P.
Various aspects of the clinical picture and pathogenesis of
Botkin's disease in children. Ped.,, akush. i gin. 25 no.2:
23-27163. (1,111`~A 16:9)
1. Kafedra diatr1i likuvallnogo fakulftetu (zav. - prof. It.
Yu. KollnerrKiivsAkogo medichnago institutu (rektor -
dot.gent V.D.Bratusi).
(HEPATITIS, IlIbUTIOUS)

L 31186-66 ~','T ( ISCTB _QD
ACC NR, AIJ6022565----- SOURCE CODE: UR/0219/66/061/002/OOC6/WW
AUTHOR: Daletskaya, G. V.
ORG: All-Union Scientific Research Institute o f~ailr
ZJ~ene/Directed by
f_ 2gad Hy
A. A. PF_oRF_r_D -Ainistry of Communications
-(Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
Q W,
illf9tuituit zlielezwdomzh~;-y--gig-rye-nyRini-sterstva putey soobshcheniya); Department
of Labor Hygiene/headed by Professor Z. I. lzraeltsont, I in
-,edic edra gigiyenv truda I Moskovokogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo
instituta)
TITLE: Study of fatigue in work Involving a largo sensory and small muscular
component
SOURCE: Byulleten' eksperimentallnoy biologii I meditsiny, v. 61, no. 2, 1966, 6-9
TOPIC TAGS: bodily fatigue, cerebral cortex, human sense, muscle physiology,
autonomic nervous system
ABSTRACT: T.he author studied various indices of fatigue in railroad engineers'
whose work involves numerous visual and auditory impressions but compara-
tively little physical exertion. The changes noted in the physiological
functions tested after tho first hour of work indicate that the cortical
centers become quite labile. At the sane time the tone of the sympathetic
nervous system Increases, promoting maximum functional efficiency of the
somatic apparatus. During the next 5-6 hours performance and function
become stable, a sign of adjustment of the dominant centers of the working
functions and balance in-the main nervous processes in 'the cerebral cortex.
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A fresh increase in function after .6-7 hours of work in apparently due to
.mobilization of the restorative and compensatory mechanisms aimed at
maintaining the former level of efficiency. This phase precedes a decrease
in efficiency and functional capacity, despite conscious effort to prevent
.it, and it may be rogardod as the period of qradual onset of protoctive
inhibition.
The author concluded that the pattern of work with the sonsory
c6mponent predominant is similar to that of work requiring considerable
physical effort - familiarization with the routinet stable working con-
ditions, functional decline. This article was presented by Active Member, AMN
SSSI~ V. V. Parin. Orig, art. has: 4 figures. (JPRSI
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: 13Feb65
Card 2/2 ~ C/

KHOKHOL, Yelena Nlikolayevna , prof.; GOLOI.T.', Pavel Vasillyevich,
prof.; BABKO, I.M.; DOREYK0, V.T.; D1=15KAYA, L.P.;
KAS11MREVA, Ye.l.; OTT~ Y.D.; STAL'IMIKO, Ye.S.;
SHAPOSMIKOVA, Z.B.; 1112INSKMA, A.L., tekhn. red.
[Ionized milk; its proparation and ucol Ionitnou moloko;
izI-otovlenic i primenenie. [41 E.N.Khokhol i dr. 2 izd.
perer. i dop. Kiev, Gosmedizdat USSR, 1963. 150 P.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent PI-M SSSR (for Khokhol). 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AN Ukr.SSR (for Golovin).
(MILK-TIMRAPLFUTIC USE) (INMITS-NUT11ITION)

NIKOIAYEVA, M.G.; DAIXTSKAYA, T.V.
Study of the physiologically ac,,Av, Of dormant scads.
Trudy Bot. inst. Ser. 4 no.16:4~)-JO Ic.)3. (MIRA 17:2)

DALETSKAYA, T.V.
Z- - I I - I ..":
Possible causes of the physiological dwarfiBhnebe of
embryos. Bot, zhur, 48 nos9tI361-1368 S 163.
(WRA 16:11)
1. Botanicheskiy institut imeni V.L. Komarcyva. AN SSSR,
Leningrad.

NIKOLAYEVA, M. S. ; 'iUDIN, V. G. ; DALETEEKAYA, T. V.
"Tihe roLe or growth subotunces In
re.port submitted for 10th Intl Bo';an! -al Corig, LI,, ---12 (14.
riE
r USSR, Leningrad.

DALETSKAYA, T.V.
Role of B-indolylacetic acid in seed dormancy. Dokl. AN SSSR
156 no. 3:708-711 164. (MIRA 17:5)
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N. Than

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57/ E194/E420
AUTHORS
Qaletskiyl G,S,,, Shavrin, N,V,
TITLE% The construction and electrical characteristics of
ba tteries of silicon photo -conver ters
SOURCE. Ajcadi_-miya nauk SSSR. Energeticheskly Lzistit"t.
Teploenergetika~ no,3, 1961, PoIuprovodniko,,-yye
preobrazovateli solnechnoy energii, 137-151
TEXT. Bat.teries of silicon photo--converters are made up in many
different forms according to application, Single -z.rvstal silicon
is produced as round rods., it is expensive and so it Is cheapest
to make the individual cells circular, however *when it 5
important to save space in the generator the cellz, are madp
rectangular., even though this involves some loss of sill:on
The diameter of a circular photo-converter ranges from 22 to
115 mm, depending upon the original size of the single _rystal
In sunlight of 1.00 mW/cm2 with an element temperature of 30'C-,
the electrical characteristics are as follows, efficien.-y at
max-imum output 7 to 9%, maximum output 7 to 9 mw/CM2. "0 1 ta ge
at maximum output 0.38 to 0.40 V, current at maximum
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The ..ortsl t u. ti-on and electrical E194/E420
OLj I Pitt 20 to 211 mA/cm2, Rectangular elements are inade kip in
the shown in Table 1, These photo converters are made up
in,o- of eight in series which gives sufficien, voltaizi- tL'
-harg-e an a-c-umulator and the sections are connected in parallei
1j farm batteries, Various methods of mounting the sections an.1
batteries are described. The batteries are mounted cin tripods and
gimbal:5 a:.cording to application- For example, a portable batt-,ry
for -sixpplying portable radio equipment has an overall si?e of
250 x 250 x 20 mm. weight of 900 g, output voltage of 9 V
oUtput current of'450 mA in a radiation of 100 mW/-m2 at all
el,~ment temperature of 300C, As it is necessary to orient th6
ba''Pries tcwards the sun every half hour or so, the aurhor-4 have
designed and tested batteries which automatically foll~)w th-:~ sun..
The use of reflectors to increase the output of batterie2~, it
dis.:u~2ed and the theory of a reflector in the form of' a
truncated cone is briefly explained. It is shown Thai he
optimum angle between the incident rays and the refle--tor stirfa-F
,k0 Tests were ma de of the increase in Ollt[)Llt Of 0 ba t 1 e!' Y
i
s "
--f 40 photo-zon%-erters a5 function of the area of metal r~,fler-lor

-339", 2
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The constructi-on and electrical ... E194/E420
and the battery output is found to increase almost in direct
pripor-ion to the area of the reflector, Thus. in one case u--ing
four reflectors each equal in surface to the area of the solar
battery the output of the battery was increased by a factor of
1,9 by using the reflectors. When reflectors are used the shor-,.
:ir,;u;t current of the battery is increased much more than the
Powc- Output, With quite simple reflectors it is po-3sible to
inzrease the specific output of a battery by a factor of up to 2,--
and to obtain a power of 1.0 to 1.6 W from an area of I dm2 with
an illumination of 100 mW/cm2, An experimental battery has been
mad,~ up with four reflectors, the useful area of the photo
-.onverters is about 4.5 dm2. the output power is 6-5 W with
ini~ident radiation of 100 W/cm2 and an element tempet'itture of
30 C, :orresponding to a specific output of 1A4 W/dm?, There
ar~? .16 figures and Ii tables,
Ca-d 3/1,

5/1 6S/62/0-C0/CC 1 /0006/00 1,)
B1 21~ /B 104
AUL"HORS: Dale tskiy . G. 3,- , Knigin, P. I Land sm an, A. i~lyushch
0 - P. , Shav ri n , N . V. , YaL;udaye v , M1. D.
T IT Li-" Effect of solar ener6,y concentration u:~on th-~ opera*ion-ul
properties of (silicon) solar photopile--
PERIODICA11: Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSR. Izvestiy- SE-;ya fiziko-
matematicheskikh nauk, no. 1, 1962, 49-55112
A joint inVL~Stijation with the VNIIT was conilucted 1b.1 the authors
in Tashkent lrom April to June, 1961 on the output jower of sil.-,corl
Photoconverters of luminous flux. The aim is to collect data for tLe
construction of a solar power station. The Sun's li,.-ht -.,.,as cincentrated
throu-h an ordinary parabolic cylindrical nirror onto the 286-cm2 water-
cooled silicon i)hotopile constructed at the above Institute. The of
of the Sun's rays was of no practical siz;nificance "or the pre!3ent
purpose. The maximum yield function of the piles rose,,,althouz-~, somewhat
more slowly, even at photocurrents of 6600-7700 watts/ at sil,
1-11, , , face
teuiperatures from 100C to 70oC and air temperatures from 6 to 150C (i.e.,
Card 1/ 2

- r.ect of solLr Onercy 12 5/2 1 G!
under -ractical c,,;erational conditions). This LL1.io holdi in the cl,~L~;,: of
considerable temnerature differences between the -.)_;Ie and tl,p
ied4uzi. It probably take3 hi~;her luminous fluxes for sdturation to te
broucht about . The maximum output )ower ',"as 4-4.2 --vatts. A" I~n incre---S~!
of the luminous flux fror, 0 to 7000 kcal/m-hour, the pile i2;.-,f ro--e
5 - U, since pilf~ heating; by lu:-.iinous flux produc-~s z~ lirioiLr rudluc-
tion, it is necessary to develop efficient coolint.- systemo. The
reciprocal exchante of photoconvertero in the pile would al3o 2t2l-ve to
check this power drop. Since the temperature difference bet-vcon and
air can attain rather hi6h values in the extrei-.iely !lot sum::~ers of Soviet
central Asia, the power dro! can be considerable. 01 -1 "UIC - 4 f
solar stations could be au,,,,ia-mted to the ei-lht to tcnfoitl by
improvin- the cooling- system, by providint; unifor:-,i illumin-ttion all c,.,,,-
tlile pile surface, and by ensuriin~', optimura commutlition conlitions. '2 h o- r
are 6 fi~-ures and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN UzSSH (Fhyoicotechnical
Institute of the AS Uzbekskuya SS11% 'Vs e s r- t4
tut i3tochnlkov toka (.111-Union Sc-I'en.tific '-t'eseurci.
of Current Sources)
SUZ,:ITT~`D: Itumist 4, 1)61
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DOLGOV, V.M.p inzh.; DALETSKIY, G.S., inzh.; ZAYTSFVA, A.K., inzh.
~ - I.- j I. ,
Use of photoelectric converters for measuring the surfaae of
plane figures with random profiles. Elektrotekhnika 34 no.9:
66-68 S 163. (MIRA 16.11)

DAUT'S'KIY, Yu.L.; UZYN, B.G.
Some properties of operators depending on the parameter. Dop.
AN URSa no.6:433-436 '50. (KLHA 9:8)
1. Inatitut matematiki Akademli nauk Ukrainalkoi RSR. Pred-
,staviv d1yonlyr chlen Akademii nauk Ukrains'kol M B.V. Gnedenko.
(Operators (Mathematics)) (Spaces, Generalized)

3ALr--rs'KLY, ~o.L-
DAISTSIKTY, Yu.t.; ISHLINSIKTY, O.Yu., diyanyy chlen.
Ivaluation of the residual member in Taylor's formula for funotions of
Hermitian operators. Dop.AN URSR no.4:234-238 '51. (MLRA 6:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR (for Ishlinalkyy). 2. Instytut matematyky
Akademiyi nauk UkrayinB'koyi RSR (for Dalatelkyy). (Series, Taylor's)

Daleckil, Yu. L. On the asmptotic solution of a vector
differeatialequation., L)0kIacIyAIca(I.INau&c R (N.S.)
92, 881-884 (1953). 'Russian)
The equation discussed is
A (r, e)dq(l) - iB(r. Oq(t)
dt
where r -a, p and 9 are vectors in Hilbert Space, and A, B
are linear operators in that space. The results do not admiq
of a short resum6. --J. L. B. Cooper (Cardiff).

DALETSKTYI, YU. L.
Dissertation: "An Investigation of the Differential Properties of Functions on
Linear Operators Depending on a Parameter*" Cand Phys-Math Sci,, Kiev State U.
Kiev, 1956 (Referativnyy Zhurnal--Matematikao Moscow, Aug 54)
SO: SUM 393, 28 Feb 1955

T-S
SUBJECT USSR/MATHEMATICS/Theory of functions CARD 1/1 PG - 753
AUTHOR DALEZKIJ Ju.L.
TITLE The integration and differentiation of functions of Hermitean
operators which depend on one parameter.
PERIODICAL Uspechi mat.Nauk 12 1, 162-186 (1957)
reviewed 5/1957
Joining an earlier paper (Dalezkij and Krejn, Doklady Akad.Nauk 76,- no.1
(1951)) for several cases the author gives formulas for the derivatives of
the functions of a Hermitean operator which depends on one parameter,
estimations of the norm of the derivative and a method for the series
development of operators of the considered kind which depend linearly on
the parameter. The formulas can be applied for investigations of oonver and
monotone matrix functions and in quantum electrodynamics.

DAISTSKIT, Yu.L.
-%h space. Usp.mat.nauk
Continuous rotation of subspaces in a Banic
12 no.3;147-154 My-Je '57. A (MIRA 10:10)
(Operators (Mathematics)) (Spaces, Generalized)

16(1)
AUTHOR: Daletskiy,Yu.L. SOV/42-14-1-10/27
TITLE: On a Linear Equation With Reapect to the Elementq of a Noi-maliecd
Ring(Ob odnom. lineynom uravrienii otnotjitellno elementov
normirovannogo kolltsa)
PERIODICAL: Uspekhi matematicheskikh nauk,1959,Vol 14,Nr 1,PP 165-168(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author gives a result announced by him already some times
ago f-Ref 3_7 (earlier obtained by Kreyn) on the integral
representation of the solutions of linear operator equations,
and a generalization. Partly the results overlap with those
of Rosenblum FRef 4_7.
There are 4 references, 2 of which are Soviet, and 2 American.
SUBMITTED: June 5, 1957
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16' 1/6 0 0 C111%222
AUTHOR: Daletakiy, Yu.L.
TITLE: Representability of Solutions to Operator Equations in the Form of
Continuous Integrals_ IV
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akaaemii nauk SSSR, 1960, V01.134, No-5, PP-1013-1016
TEXT: Let 1~ be a Hilbert space, T be a selfadjoint positive definite
operator the domain of definition D of which is the space of fundamental
elements (cf.(Ref.1,2)) which is obtained from the linear set D by the
introduction of the scalar product (X,Y)* - (Tx,Ty). Let A be a selfadjoint
positive definite operator %%. Let the domain of definition D Am of Am be
contained in D for an m>,O, where for xED Am it holds
(7) 11 Amx 11 >, M if Tx 11 .
Let B be a selfadjoint operator in with the decomposition of the unity
E the generalized eigenelements and the spectral function (5(h). Let
00 Ito
C V(B) S V(A)dE ?L , where V(A-) is a function. Let 11 C 11 tn; '\q(t) - ~(tk) for tk- 1 -e t '< tk (k-l,...,n).
The expression 4)D q (t)] is a function of the ~k - A(tk):
~b q(t) 4)q f A2f * * ' f Nn) *
Let denote Iq(q) ) ~ '\ 1......\n) e-A, BQ(q, d,\ ). Let n 4 oD
n
so that the diameter d(q) of the decomposition q tends to zero. If
there exists a limit value i I (o~ I((~) independent of q,
d~qj-+ 0 q
then this limit is denoted as the continuous integral, in symbolst
14 ) - S 0 [~ (t) ] d6LA B
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Fundamental solutions of an . . . C111/C333
Let 11~51 N be generalized eigen elements of B. Let the spectrum of B
be si ple.
Theore-m 2s If the operators A,B and C V(B) satisfy the conditions
(Xm), (Sm), then the fundamental solutions
-(A-C)t g,
X x0 (t) - e 0
of the differential equation
dj Ax + V(B)x
dt
is representable in the form
t
CO S v d%'
0
XA 0(t) S e deA,B ~Vd6(V) (4.6)
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Fundamental solutions of an . . . C111/C333
Especially, there exists the continuous integral of the functional
t
I V(>,(Z)) dIr
0
e
Finally, the author considers equations of Schr6dinger type, general-4-
zations to the case-of functions of several operators, operators B
with multiple spectrum, operators A - A(t), C - C(t). Results of
G. J. Kats (Ref. 1: 0 razlozhenii po sobstvennym funktsiyam
samosopryazhennykh operatorov Lon the expansion in terms of eigen-
functions of self-adjoint operators] I DAN SSSR, 119, No. 11. 19-22,
1958) are essentially used.
The author mentionss S. G. Kreyn, P. Ye. Sobolevskiy, S. L. Sobolev,
M. A. Krasnoseltakiy, A. G. Kostyuchenko, 0. A. Ladyzhenskaya,
0. V. Guseva, S. D. Eydellman.
There are 15 Soviet-bloc and 7 non-Soviet-bloc references. The three
nrfarj~ges to English-language publications read as follows:

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Fundamental solutions of an . . . C111YC333
P. D. Lax, On Cauchyfs problem for hyperbolic equations and the
differentiability of solutions of elliptic equations. Comm. Pure
Appl. Math., v. 8, 1955- (Ruask. perevod sm. Sb. perevodov Matematika,
1:1, 1957); R. P. Feynman, Space-time approach to non-relativistia
quantum mechanics. Rev. mod. Phys, t. 20, No. 2, P. 367--387, 1948;
M. Kac, On distributions of certain Wiener functionals. Trans. Amer.
Math. Soc.,.a, No. 1, P. 1-13, 1949.
ASSOCIATION: Kiyevskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Kiev Polytechnic
Institute)
SUBMITTED: February 14, 1959
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AUTHORi Daletakiy, Yu.L.
S/020/61/137/002/003/020
C111/C222
TITLEi Continual integrals connected with some differential
equations, individual and simultaneous
PERIODICAL: Akademii nauk SSSR. Doklady, vol-137, no.2, 1961, 26e-271
TEXTt The method described by the author (Ref.1t DAN,134,no.5 (1960))
is extended to further claseee of differential equations.
Let M(X,,x1) be the space of the bounded vector functions x(t), O:!~t:!51
with the values of R.4. where x(0) = X0, X(l) = X1. Let qt 0 = to