SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DELONG, BORIVOJ - DEL RIO, B.

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AUTHORS: Delong, Bofivoj; Sokolik, Bohuslav, and Neumann, PYemek
TITLE: Electrooptical disiance meter with quartz modulator
PERIODICAL: Studia Geophysica et Geodaetica, no. 5, 1961, 8 - 20
TEXT: In 1959, an electrooptical distance meter - the first instru-
ment of its kind in Czechoslovakia - was developed for measuring geodetic
distances, by the Research Institute of Geodesy, in co-operation with the
Institute of Radio Engineering. The distance meter can determine the phase
difference of the emitted and reflected modulated light waves on a low fre-
quency by an electronic method. It has 2 oscillators: a primary one 01
with a frequency of 5 Me/s, and a.secondary one Fo, wit:i a frequency differ-
ing from that of the former by about 10 kc/s, (Fig. 1). The upper part of
the scheme represents the transmitting system, the lower part the receiving
system. The source L emits a beam of white light conducted by the condenser
K to the center of the spherical ring, formed by electrodes of the quertzite
modulator Kr. The latter, together with 2 thin polarized plates P and A,
the first of which acts as a polarizer and the second as an analyser, per-
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form the light modulation depending on the amplitude. The modulated light
passes through the transmission lense 01 and is passed on to the reflector
R located at the cther end of the measured line. The light beam emanating
from the latter is returned to the initial point of the measured line. If
instrument and reflector are properly located as to direction, the reflected
light passes through the receiving lense 02 which then directs it to the
photomultiplier P cathode. The signal from the auxiliary oscillator is mix-
ed with the signal from the main oscillator in the mixer Sm and also with
the signal from the photomultiplier F on its last emission electrode. Tw',
low-frequency signals are thus produced having the same frequency with un-
changed phase ratios, which are led to the syachronous detector Sd. A gal
vanometer G is connected to the synchronous detector and indicates the phase
difference. When the dial of the galvanometer is on zero, the following re-
lation is Valid for the measured distance D:
2D = NL + 1 (1),
where N is the whole number of modulation wave lengths, L - the wavelength
of modulation and 1 - the residual which is a function of the phase differ-
ence f: (2).
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The galvanometer indicator is set to zero by the phase shift of the signal
from the main oscillator and from the mixer with regard to the signal from.
th6 photomultiplier. This, in turn, is done by the phase shifter which h-s
2 parts: One for rough phasing Ph, by which the phase position is changed
by ji-imps, and one for fine phasing Ph, by which the phase of the signal be-
tween the neighbouring rough phase position is changed smoothly. The scales
of the rough and fine phase shifters provide data at the zero position of
the galvanometer from which the measured length is determined. The mean
error of one measurement of length is expressed by the relation
mD - �(5 x jo-5D+5 cm).
The wavelength of the modulation-L is obtained from -the modulation frequen-
cy of the oscillator P from the relation L = v/F, where v is the speed of
light distribution in-the atmosphere. The elctro-optical effects used in
the electro-optical distance meters described are linear in the quartzite
modulator. The latter is based on the validity of Hook's law. The authors
have attempted to determine the conditions for the design of a modulator
where a maximum modulation effect is achived. This maximum effect is reach-
ed at maximum changes in the ratio of the light beam emanating from the mod-
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ulator to the light beam entering it. It is assumed that the relative p6r-
meability of both polarization plates and that of the artificial anisotropic
medium of the modulator is equal to 1. The amplitudes of the light oscilla-
tion are determined from the relation
AO - a sinc4 sinp , Ae - a coe 01 cosA (3),
where a is the amplitude measured. Since the light beam is directly pro-
portional to the square of the amplitude of the light oscillations, the ex-
pression 1
F = Forcos _p) - sin 2o6 sin 2A sin2 7,_1 (4)
is derived, where P. is the light beam entering the modulator and F - the
light beam coming out of the modulator. It is concluded that the maximum
modulation effect in the quartzite modulator takes place when the directions
of oscillations of the polarizer and the analyeer form an angle of 900, and
when this angle divides the plane in two, formed by the optical axes of the
crystal and the direction of the passing light. The relative electro-opti-
cal permeability of the modulator is determined from the ratio of the light
beams P and FO: Tm . FIFO = sin2 (5),
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where t is the phase difference. Equation
Tm - sin2 kjV - (6),
derived from equation (5), givesthe characteristics of the linear electro-
optical phenomenon. An equation characterizing the quartzite modul&tor is
derived by replacing the phase difference E of the usual and unusual beams
by their refractive index:
At = te - to = 1(1/v,-i/vo) (7),
where the speed of the ordinary beam in an anisotropic medium is the v0 and
the speed of the unusual beam - ve; to - time needed by the usual beam to
pass in the anisotropic medium;- 1 and te - the time needed by the unusual
beam to pass the same distance. The final equation representing the char-
acteristics of the quartzite modulator is given as
Tm 9in2 C1 an V
1r
(14).
X aY 307L I
The phase difference of the usual and unusual beams of the claartzite crystal
is found to be, according to
c = 2-rrlllj. (ne-no)
where ne and no are the refractive indices:
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From the latter formula it is concluded further that, with a change in volt-
age, the thickness of the crystal will also change within small limits, and
that the change in this thickness will effect only the constant element -
the phase difference C - and will not affect the element, altered with the
voltage. It is pointed out that distance meters working with quarbZite mod-
ulators consume much less power, they are lighter and more easily transport-
able, as compared to distance meters with Capp's modulators. The modulation
voltage was estimated at being as high as 100 v, and it is also pointed out
!hat, if the quartzite modulator works accurately according to the resonance
frequency, the modulation voltage should not come even close to the value of
100 v. The greatest range of the distance meter is found to be limited to
250 m for the time being, due to the optical system used. However, the auth..
ors note that if the present optical system is replaced by a system especiBl-
ly developed for the given purpose, distances up to 2 or 3 km may be obtain-
ed without difficulty. The distance measuring unit of the instrument rests
on a normal tripod and weighs over 5 kg. The power block has approximately
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the same .,-,eiqht but somwahat smaller dimensions. In conclusior 'the authors
state that 'laboratory tests bf the olectrooptical distance Peter model -:iith
a quartzite modulat.Qr showed the validity of the initial assumaptUons anc,
'(r'- go the. expediency of the a:)I)lic-
the su-L;ested princip o, an al d method for
riea~ur~ aeodesic distanc6s. Further perfectior of the ins'._"uncnt would
4 na
avolve an improvenent of the optical systen and an increasa in the
ity of tube crystal frequency. These measw-es would load to an increase of
the ran,3e and of the accuracy of the Instrument.' There are 7 fioures and
8 refercnce3: 5 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The -reference to the
EIIE;lish-language p4blication reads as follows: E..J. Post: Note on Safe Ltol
senator Current of'n'. O'l ctric Elements. Proc. IU, 40 (1952), 7, 835.
, 111oz e .e
ASSOCIATIOIT: I ovatellskiy institut goodetii, PraGa (Researclh Institut~
of Gc~desy-, Pra0gue), (polong); ~Kafedrd radiotokinnil:i elo!:Lro-j
telkhAcheskogo 'Lakul"Lle'la R-azhskoy politokhniki (Institut(
Radioi En.-ine7ering of the Electro' echnical Dopart ment, Pra6a.
PolytLachnic), (Sokollk and Neumann)
SUMLITTED. Ijarch~ 1, 1960
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AUTHOR: Delong, BAivoj
TITLE: Geodetic testing of a MRA I/CW tellurometer
PERIODICAL: Studia geophysica et geodaetica, no. 1, 1962, 14-39
TEXT: During 1960, the Research Institute of Geodesy, Topography and Cartography
in Prague, in cooperation with the Geodetic and Cartographic Enterprise in Prague,
performed geodetic tests with a MRA I/CW tellurometer at the geodetic observatory
Peenf and in the area of the Jeseniky Mountains. The program comprised tests in a
trigonometric net and in the measuring of ground control points for a photogram-
metric survey of a topographic map with a scale of 1:10,000. The tests in the
trigonometric net showed,that the tellurometer method is about half as accurate as
conventional angular measuring, its accuracy over distances from 120 m to 70 Ian
ranging from + 5 to + 25 cm, and the mean angular error being � 0.98 are seconds.
The main source of eTrors isithe length reductign due to various physical factors.
To reach a b1gher degree of accuracy it is advisable to take the readings under
various atmospheric conditions and by different persons. Comparison of the
results obtained with the tellurometer and with a NASM-2A geodimeter showed that
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the latter is at least twice as accurate. Tellurometer measurements revealed
that the'mean position error for a traverse station mxy is + 5n(cm) in an open
/nTcm) in a closed traverse, where n is trie number of traverse
traverse, and +5X
legs leading t'j the observed station. From all the tellurometer readings obtain-
ed, a mean radio-wave velocity of 299,793.2+ 0.3 km/sec in the vacuum was derived.
The dimensions of the net, as determined wiTh the tellurometer, showed an accuracy
of 1:430,000. 'The second test series was aimed at the determination of ground
control points. The measuring method for this purpose used only three carrier
frequencies so that obtaining one reading-took about two minutes. The surveying
covered an area corresponding to two 1:10,000-map sheets. The mean error of both
position and height of a ground control point, as determined with a tellurometer,
was + 9.2 cm. Tile tests showed that the tellurometer is well suitable for mapping
in tTe scale of 1:10,000 and that it*can also be used for vertical distance mea-
suring by the trigonometrical method. There are 5 tables and 4 references: 3
Soviet-bloc and I non-Sovi~t-bloc.- The reference to the English-language publica-
tion reads as follows: T.L. Wadley, The Tellurometer System of Distance M-asure-
ment, Empire Surv. Rev., 14, (1957), 105 - 106. (Technical editors: J. Kalpar,
Pokorn~-).
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ASSOCIATION: Research Institute of Geodesy, Topography and Cartography, Prague
SUBMITTED: January 21, 1961
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DELONG, Borivoj, inz., C.Sc.
The 4th International course for Length Measurement In Munche,,. Geod JrArt
obzor 8 no.6:116-120 Je 062
1. Vyzkumny ustav geodeticky, topograficky a kartograficky, Praha.

DELQNGS Boy Inza.1 case*
International symposium on nev techniques b.- geodetic
wasuroments. Geed kart obzor 8 no.10:187..199-200
0 162.
1. Vyzkimiy ustav geodeticky, topograficky a kartograficky,
Praha.

DELONG, Borivoj, ins., CSo,
Technology of midsurement and calculation of bench marks measured
by tellurometer. Geod kart abor 90-22 163.
1. Vyzkumny ustEiv geodeticky, topograficky a kartograficky,
Praha.

DELONG, Borivojp inz. C.So.j KWOIJ), Jaromir, inz.
Technical and economic evaluation of tellurometric
measurement of control points. Geod kart obzor
8 no.10:188-192 0 162. 1
1. Vyzkumny ustav geodeticky, topograficky a kartograficky,
Praha (for Delong). 2. Ustredni sprava geodezie a kartografie,
Praha (for Karnold),

DELONG, Boriyoj, inz.9 kandidat technickych ved
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Present possibilities of using electronic range finders in the
measurement of fixed points. Geol, pruzkUM 5 no.8s236-238 Ag 163.
1. Vyzkumny ustav geodeticky, Praha.

DELONG, Borivoj, inz., kandidat technickych ved
Present possibilities of using electronic range finders in
measuring fixed points. Geol pruzkum 5 no.7:201-203 Jl 163.
1. Vyzkumny ustav geodeticky, Praha.

MMONG Borivij, :Lnr., CSc.
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Present poasibilitities of measuring fixed points by
electronic range finaers. Geod kart ob~:or 9 no.lC
257-262 163
1. Vyskumny ustav geodeticky, topcirraficky a lc--rto~,raficky,
Praha.

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Examination of external effects on tellurometer measurements.
Studia geophys 8 no.1:1-23 164.
1. Issladovatellskiy institut geodezii, topografii i
Kartografii, Praga.

DELONG, Borivoj
Problem of using radio range finders for determination of
geodetic fixed points. Studia geophys 8 no. 31239-2-46 164.
1. Research Institute of Geodesy, Topography and Cartography,
Prague 1-Nove Mesto, Politickych veznu 12.

I .DFLONG, Borlvoj, Inz. GSn,
ilesults of the use of the telbirometar for meanurement of pointo of
a detailed point finld for tachnical-oconmic mapptng, Clood kftrt
obzor 10 no.1l1279-233 N 164.
1. qasearch Institlite of Geodesy, Topograph.~r und Cartograp1hy, Prague.

IELONGY Borivoj, Inz. GSc.
F--cporiences In using electronic tellurometers in measuring a
fixed point field. Geod kart obzor 10 no.12:298~-299 D 164.
1. Research Institute of Geodesy, Topography,, and Cartography
I-rague.

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MLOM V. 2 Path.-anat. Unt. P.U. *v Olomouci. Srdecni polypy FoIyFs of the heart
(2 case reports) Lek. Listy 1952, 7/24 (589-59'1) Illus. 2
SO: EXCEPd-TA IEDICA, Section VI, Vol. 8, #1, Janumx7 1954

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01:mo uc i . *ShX,7~rtzr*,P,,uv -nouif-r. podpni fill-awiLg
ad ~'-.-"L-strvticin o~ LE-7. LISTY 29-53. -8/6- (1-27-130)
(56119)
A cpmt of ecutt -hpemorrIlwgic nt-crozzia of tht, sk.In follnwin~. ?ubcut~-ntout oOzlnistra-
tion hr. Pfte-r Injection) to P baby under tre-c~tr:.--t f--)r br~nch-)-rno-uzionla,
and e~-tpepsla, Pnd lep.dink; to death, is (!,t~ncribed. T~e skin v-!-c1v1o-i 1-1 !~--rtlnntd
as P- ft.,rth-r cpso~ of the infr~!qi:ently d,~!-.crib-d Schwprtzrronle ph~-nr"m-hon.
hora-Brno M, L, 13)
SO: Exct-rota M-dica, Vol. 8, No. 8, S~-ct. VI, Augusta, 1951:

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WIRDEMNN, Boleslav; DMA)MG, Vladislav.
Porphyria; acute and mixed forms, clinical aspects. Cas lek ce 93
no-17:451-457 Ap '54. ("&L 3:7)
1. Z I. interni kliniky z Ustavu pathologicke anatozie PU v
Olomouci.
(PORPHYRIAN
*acute & mixed forms, clin. aspe-.te)

ESWNG, Vladislaw-, WIEDERX01N, Boleslay.
Forphyria; ac-ate and mixed forms, anatomopathological and
laboratory diagnosis. Cas lek ce 93.no-17:457-463 Ap '54.
(UAL 3:7)
1. Z ustavu pathologiche anatomis I. interni kliniky FU v
Olomouoi. Prednostove doe Dr C.Dworacek a Prof. Dr J.Blatny.
(PORPHYRIA. diagnosis,
*azute & mixed forms)

IMLORG, Vladislay, MUDr
Plastic reactivity of isetachromatic cardiac tissue; pathogenesis
of fibroolastesim. Cas. lek. cask. 93 no.33:894-897 13 Aug 54.
1. Z ustavu pathologicke anatomie PU v Olomouci. Prednosta dooe
Dr C.Dworacek.
(CARDIAC ANIARGIMIT,
endocardial vibrous elastonis)

INLONG, nadislay,'MUDr
Fibroel"tosis of the onlocardium. Cas. 1@k. cook. 93 no.33:
897-902 13 Aug !;4.
1. 2 ustava pathologicks anatcale FU v Olomoucl. Prednosta doe.
Dre C*Dworacek.
(CARDIAC INUROKUT,
andocardial fibrous slastosis)

MWNG. Vladislav, KUDr
Acid polyeaccharides In pathological processes, H. Principles wA
significance of basophil n7ocardial degeneration. 0&s. lek. cook.
93 no.36-37:999-1002 10 Sept 54.
1. Z ustayu pathologicke anotouie PU v Olomouci. Prednosta doe.
Dr C*Woracak.
(MYOCARDIUM. diseases.
basophil, degen., acid polymaccharides In)
(POLYBACCHARIMS, metabolism,
acid polysaccharides in basophil degen. of myocardiup)

DVORACEK, C.; DELONG, V.; HOLUSA, R.
Cytological diagnosis In bronchial cancer. Cesk. onkol.
I no.2:119-124 1955.
1. Patbologicko-anatomicky ustav Palackabo univorsity v Olomouci.
Prednosta doe. dr. L. Noracek. Doc. MUDr. 0. Dvoracek. Olomouc,
Patbologicko-anatomicky ustax, lekarske fakulty.
(BRONCHI,'neoplasms.
diag., cytol.)

9), IV
Categony: Czechoslovakia/General Biology. CytoloGy. 13-2
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 March 1957, 21463
Author : -Delong, Vladislav
Inst : no-t-GIven
Title : The nature of asteroid inclusimns.
Orig Pub: Ceskoel. morfol., 1955, 3, No 3, 2D1-204
Abstract: No abstract.
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EXCERPTA NEDICA Sec.12 Vol.U/4 OphthRlmology Anr57 IF
61 J. -DELONG Y_. and DOL8NEK A. Ost. Ex . Pathol., 06ni Klin., Palacky-
p
UnIv., Olomouc; OZnl Klin. PU, Olomouc. *Konservativni therapie
expe rime ntdlnicho poleptdai Tohovky vdpnem. C o n s e r v a t i v e t r e a t -
ment of experimental *lime burns of the cornea Z:SL.OF-
THAL. 1956, 12/2 (126-133) Illus. 4
The lime was vemoved front the corroded cornea by 1% solution of 'complexone
111' in various solvents especially saline, water and borate buffer. The therapeut-
ic effect of this procedure in rabbits was minimal, and only slight in guinea-
pigs. In a 2nd experimental. series the effect of inflammatory factors, such as
adenosinetriphosphoric acid on the corneal healing was ascertained. It was found
that this factor has some influence on the formation of corneal opacity. Issuing
from these experimental experiences, the following ther--3eutic procedures in
lime corrosion or the rabbit cornea are proposed: washing out by a 1% solution
of 'complexone 111' and/or irrigation by saline, short-term application of
adenosineiriphosphoric acid. which eventually enhances resorption, and long-term
local application of cortisone. Zahn - Pi-ague

POLIVU, Vladimir; DILONG, Vladislay
Idiopathic pulmonaz7 homosideroois. Cook. pedlat. 13 no.509Z-425 5
JItne 58,
1. Detske odd. OMM Karvina, prednosta prim. MM,. Vlad. Pblivia
Patologickoanatom. odd. OM Karvirut, prednosta prim. MUDr. Vlad Belong.
(LUNG DISMSM, in infaut & child
hemosiderosis. idiopathic (Oz))
(HOWIMERMIS, in infant & child
pulm. idiopathic (Cz))

BULGARIA/Farm Animals - Horses Q
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, 69257
Author : Popov, V., Dzhurkov, D., Yovov, I*'
Inst : -
Title : Effects of Various Feed Rations upon the Growth and
Pevelopment of Foals of the Danubian Broad after Weaning
Orig Plab : Selskostop. mis"I., 1957, 2, No 8, 483-488
Abstract : No abstract.
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DEL071 B. (Dielov, B.)
We build large farms for fattening livestock. Sill.bud.
12 no.40-5 Ap 162. (NIRA 15:8)
1. Glavnyy inzh. LIvovskogo oblastnogo mezhkolkhozstroya.
(Lvov Province-Farm buildings)

DELOV) 10
. Interotitial caloinosis as an occupational d1seaae. Folia med.
(Plovdiv) 6 no.2s88-92 164
1. Institut de Hautes Etuden Medicales " I.P.Pavlov-0 de Plovdiv,
Bulgarle (Direateur., prof. K. Vlakhov).

DUDNIK, B.S.; XMWXrlw, B.L.; LAGUTIN, K.F.; LYSEM. 1.A.; TOISTOV, T.T.;
Studying meteoric activity by means of radar on a f requency of 72 me*
Izv.vys.ucheb.x&w.; radiofts. 1 no.2:66-70 '58. (KIRA 11:n) j
1. lhartkovskly politekhnicheekly institut.
(Keteors) (Radar in astronomy)
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tur'bulmt AMMINUML MOZZOMA, MOUM
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ACCESSION NR:; AP4039722 S/0141/64/007/002/0225/0231
AMOR: Delowq I. A.; Lagutin, H. r. -Ly~~en~q I.. A.
TITLE: Investigation of pawetersof so= Umbdent flow by radiolocation of
;meteor trails
SOURCEI IVLFZ. Radiofizika, v. 7, n6. 2, 1964, 225-231
TOPIC TAGS: radar trackings meteor, pulse cammication, ionospheric radio wave,
tropospheric radio wave
ABSTRAC*r: Apparatus employing a pulse-coherent method of radar traddng of meteor
trails, described in detail elsewhere (Meteory*, No. 1, Collection of articles, izdb
KhGU, 1960) has been used to investigate- the turbulent motion in the meteor zone of
the upper atmosphare, The means used to obtain coherence in the min apparatus and-
in the relaying apparatus are described. The parameters of turbulent motion ob-
tained in this investigation (the pulsational velocity U of large-scale voretices,
their characteristic dimension 1j,.and their decay time T, the pulsationa~l velocity
of the vortices of the energy dirsipdtion interval Ul.their characteristic dimen-
eion t '.,their lifetime t-D and the gvadient of the turbulent-motion velocity am
found to be of the same order as cbtained by J. S. Gmenhow and E, L. Neufeld
Isard

MaSSION NR: AP4039722
Wroc. Phys. Soc. v. 75, 2289 1960 aM No. 19 4759 1959). The authors believe,
hbwever, that the procedure they used to process the radar data, based on local
turbulence propextiess gives mom correct estimates of the turtmlent-mation energy
1200 and 3200 =2/sec3 for day and nippt, respectively) than is obtained by
Grvenhow and NeVfelde It is also shown that amy statistical parawters of the
turt)ulencp*- (energy of turbulent nKytion, pulsational velocity of larg'e-scale vorti-
ces, velocity gradient of turbulent notion) are subject to diumal variitionse
rhis Oves grounds for assuming that:the "intensity" of the turbulence in the ffieteor
zone is controlled by the. sun* OAg,, art. has t .. 5 figures and 4 formulas.
I ASSOC=CN: Khartkovskiy politWinicheskiy institut (Khar' kov Polytedinic
Institute)
SUBMrrrM: OSMay63 EML: 01
SUB ONE t 980 30 '11R REF SOV IOn IM IRS 003
i.CO d 2/3,

DELOV I.A.; LAGUTIN, M.F.; LYSINKO, I.A.
"4__==
Use of the meteor-trail radio echo method in studying the para-
meters of turbulent motions. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav. radiofiz.
7 no.2:225-231 164 (MIRA 15:1)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut. -

ACCESSION NR: AT5024195 m/oooo/65/000/000/011310126!
AUTHOR: Deloy Is As.
TITLE: Turbulent motions in the w
~ktEqspljere a~t_altitudes of 80 10 1pi ~r
cco d n: to rAdio observations of meteor-trails
r i
a
SOURCE,, AN UkrSSR. Mika komet I vieteoroy Mys1ce Qr comets and meteors). Kiev,
Izd-svo Neukova duinka, 1965, 3U_13-42
F~
TPg kapher q r:-4tJioeph6re i't aUws ei ic -.turbulen
i r4oYmed uppe, Ph,
1 :rad o.-. sound fig -ra'dar': *6t~ observixt on::'--;
iA-
ABSTRACT: The results.of investigations of turbulent motions at altitudes ranging
C
from 80 to 110 km condu ted in :1962 by means of radar probirg of meteor trails are
presented. A coherent-pulse method of base-line observations of the m~.te.or trails
with four receiving points was used. At one of the points a 150-kw pulsed transmit-
ter was located. It had the following parameters: pulse width, 15 psec; pulse repq-.-
tition rate, 500 CPS* wavelengtil -ot the transmitter, 8 m. Signals scattered by meteor
trails were .received at all. four
points, and it was consequently possible.to meas-
ure the radial couponeints of.the+displacement velocity of.the trail'at three'sectio~s_
.'Amplitudid-time dh 'acte istics of r 0i
ar r adio echoes were registered from,four sections

_194 -,66_ ...... .
ACCESSION HR. AT5024195
C
the meteor trail. On the.basis of the results obtained, the parameters of turbulent
motions in~the meteor zone were estimated, and*their~altitude and seasonal and.othei
Acharacteriatics were traced. On the basis of these results, the following conclu-
sions were reached: l)-turbulent motions observed at an altitude of 80-110 km hav
a definite anisotropy, of.large-scale vortices whose degree growswith altitude,
The mean a)mual values of parameters of the large-scale vortices at an altitude of
about 94 km are: L = 150 km; 1 - 6.2 km, t = 63 min, U-33 m/sec-,
AU/Ah = 9. 7*1 km-1; and Re = 3. 10~ , where L, 1, t, u, and AU/,Ah are, respec
3 cm sec,
ti'vely,: th(~ horizontal dimension'of the large-scale vortices, the- vertical dimen':
sio
of the large-scale vortices, "life" of large-scale vortices, the pulsating velocity'..
of the tuebulent wind,- the turbulent ve'locity'gradient, and the Reynolds number. 3)"
Thep'arame,be'rs of the.large-ecale Vortices vary with altitude. 4) All these param-
eters exce-pt the vert dlmensiq~.".
dre subject to annual.vatiations. Orig ut.
has: 9 figures.
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YM.OBSON9 U.S.; LEVINg Ta.T.; DHLOTp Mol POLYAVj Te.A.
New method for determining the Aid on the foot. Ort..'Pel tram*
i pr,3+,ov. 21 no.lt67-69 A 160. KM US12)
(70dr)

DELOVP V.I., inzh.
V --, ~ 1-1-1 7
Standardization of the cross sections of splints. Protez.
i protezostr. no.10:71-79 164- (MIRA 18:12)
1. T3entrallnyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy inBtitut
protezirovaniya i protezostroyealya.

i i16 ,05-,66
ACC Nit- MUMS
AP60003h3 GODEt U111028916-~l A-661-6-63--i"
AUTHORS: Koryukin$ V. I.; MoreynLs, 1. S~. j Delov V 1 1 nov, V. 1.
ORG t none
TITLEt A dovice for recordinglangulax displacam.ents,R velocities, and accelerations in
the joints of extremities or in hinges of prostheses and orthopedic apparatusen.
Class A116.176036 Zainnounced by the. Central SiAentific Research Instit to for
Prosthesis Deskn and Manufacture (Teen -tr-a1-Tn-)r.F1TaCC1 ~W:i iawcivatel I skly institut
llzw
-pro ezostr6yem
SOUFM 13yulletent izobreteniy i tovarnAh znakov, ~io. 21, 1965, 38-39
TOPIC TAGS:~ orthooedic equipment hospital- bq4ij?Men:b
ABSTRACT: This-Author Certificate describes it, d6vide for recording angular
d1splacoments.: velocities, and 16celerations- in the joints, of extreaities or in
i;hinges of prostheses and orthopedic.apparatusea. 'The device contains differentiating
iRG circuits and variableresis ,tors lihked with the hinge JaW3 (see Fig. 1). To
obtain a simultaneous recording of the angular-displacements3 angular velocity, mid
angular acceleration by a siNle recorder, the device contains a single potentiometer
lwibh leads from the hinge jaws. The latter are rzda from a plastic material in the
Card 1/2 UDCt 616-073o753*3

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2-~29
6 66
AEENk; AP6101212 7 SOURCE CODEt UP,/0413/66,/000/007/0046/0046
INVENTOR: DollnLkov, Yu, Io; Br*ksin V 1,; Kushnirov,,R I
V, I** Syoin At Yao; T1 khoinlrov, I S
Yakobson,lao So; De1oV#--
ORGs none
TITLE: Device. for studying movements in the large Joints of-upper
extremities. Class 30., go. 18,0296'...
SOURCE., Izobr6teniya, promyshlennyye obraztsyt tova,rnyye znaki, no. 7,
19669 46
TOPIC TAGSs biomechanica,; prosthesis
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has -been issued for a device used to
study movements in.-the-lar ints o
ge :~jo f the upper ext;remLties. It
'consists of splints and sensors for recording angular parameters. To
obtain quantitative assays of extremity movements nnd their biotech-
nological characteristics, it is operated in the form of sleeves 4hLch
are linked by splints fLtted: with hLriged.-Joint potentiometers, These
are aligned above the centeT of,. or coaxially to, Joint rotation.
A variation of the above device Lacquipped with a rotation sensor
attached to the shoulder assembly. ThL6 sensor is operated in the form
of two sleeves mounted on bushings, Tho wris t is f Ltted with a forearm
L~~C-Ir~dz UnCt -61 .(671( 7116-087

TSATSKO, L.. -~rinimali uch&stjyst__MWV, Y.M.; BIGMA, G.P.; ZAHMMG,
-6-1MM , K., red,; TUNOVSKIT, To.,
U.N.; BOWSLAVSKIT, D., red
tekhn.red.
LC4uital construction and planning; a collection of legislative
enactments and instructions] Kapitallnoe stroitelletvo i pro-
ektirovenis; ebornik sakonodatel*nykh i instruktivnykh mater4aloy.
Kiev, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i arkhit. UM. 1958. 713 P.
.(KIRA 12.-p
(Building laws) P.,e

DEWY. V.- Ye;FILISTOVICR, T. 1.
Depressor effect of pessival Inhibition. Fisiol. sh. SSSR 38
no. 2:206-216 Mar-Apr 1952. (CLML 22s3)
1. Laboratory of Blectroftsiology of the.Department of General
Physiology, Institute of lxpsriim~ntal Medicine, AcadmW of Medical
Sciences USSR, Leningrad.

ADA.14OVICH, N.A.; DELOV, V.-Ye.; ZAMTINA, O.N.
Effect of afferent impulses from the receptors of internal argans
on the bioelectric activity of the thalamic area of the brain. Nauch.
soob. Inct. fiziol. AN SSSR no.1:147-149 159. (HIPA 14'.10)
1. Labora,toriya eleldrofiziologii (zav. -,V.Ye.Delov) Instituta
fiziologii imoni Favlova All SSSR.
(OPTIC THALAWS) (CONDITIONED RESPONSE)

DELOV, V.Ye.; ADMOVICH, N.A.; unATINA, O.N.
Affect of afferent impulses from visceral receptors on bio-
electric activity of thalamic nuclei. 71siol.zh-ur. 45 no.8:
916-923 Ag '59. (MIRL 12:11)
1. From the laboratory of Mlectrophysiology, I.P.Pavlov
Institute of Physiology, Leningrad.
(USTROINUSTINAL SYSTBM, Innervation)
(BUDIM. innervation)
(TH&LUM, phyaiolo&v)
(3LICTROPHTSIOLOGY)

U7LTM. Tu.M.-, TASILOTS7, L.D,; DILOVj jj~t; ZHUMV, TO.K.
Professor I.M. ftl; obitu=7. Yisiol.xhur. 45 no.12:1513 D 159.
(MIRA 13:4)
(VUL, ILIIA HDISUVICH, 1892-15-58)

4 F
DELOV-p VJ9.1 ZAKYATINA, O.Nj KISELEVv P.A.
Electropbyoiological characteristics of the afferent function of
the vagua nerve of the stomach. Trudy Inst. fiziol. 9t73-81
160; (MIRA 1413)
1. Laboratoriya elektrofiziologii (saveduyushchiy V.Ye.Delov) Instituta
fiziologii im.I.P.Paylova.
NAGUS NERVE) (ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY)
kgTamm)

- DBLOV2 V.Ye.; ADAMOVICH, N.A.; BERGEST, A.N.
Infl4nce of afferent Impulses from the receptors of the internal
organs on the bioelectrical activity of the cortex of the limbic
lobe of the brain. Fiziol. zhur. 47 no.9.-1083-1086 S 161.
(MIFA 14:9)
1. Laboratoriya elektrofiziologii Instituta fiziologii imeni
I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(CEREBRAL CORTEX) (RECEPTORS (NEUROLOGY))

DZWV, V.Ye.; ZAKYATINA, O.N.; KISELEV, P.A.
Electrophysiological characteristics of efferent impulse ex-
citation in the gastric nerves. Trudy Inst. fiziol. 10003-311-162
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Laboratori7a e3.,ektrofiziologii ( zav. - V.Ye.Delov) Insti-
tuta fiziologii ineni Pavlova AN SSSR.

FRIDKIN, V.M.; IZIDVA, A.I.; GZRASDIDVA, T.N.; BILYALITDINOV, Kh-S.
Some results of the study of electronic photography and electro-
static printing. Zhur.nauch.i prikl.fot.i kin. 2 no.4:286-292
J'l-A9 '57. (MLRA 10:7)
1. Nsuchno-issledovatel'skLy Institut poligrafichookogo mashino-
stroyanlya.
(Xerography)

in VA, G. V.
t -
Effect of mineral fertilizers on the amount of' vitamIns In the greens
of perennial onions. Trudy Bot. sada Zap.-Sib. fil. AN SSSR no.2:13-17
157. (MIRA 11:10)
(Vitamins) (Onions--Fortilizere and nanures)

DBWVP., G.V.
seed formation in the Altaic onion. Trudy Bot. sada Zap.-Sib.
f il. AN SSSR no.2:25-28 157. (MIRA 11:10)
(Altai territory--Onions)

IIHIA)VA, G.V.
-
Carbohydrate and nitrogen content of some wild onion species.
Izv. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no-7:122-125 '59. (MRA 12:12)
1.Wentrallny7 totanicheskiy sad Sibirskogo otdeloniya All SSSR.
(Onions)

DEWTA, Go-V-*.,- --
Comparative study of some wild Altaic onions for Introduction.
Trudy Bot.trAst.Ser.6 no.71138-141 '59. (MIRA 13W
1. Botanicbeekiy sad Zapadno-Sibirnkogo filiala AN SSSR,
Moiosibirsk.
(Altai Mountaine-Onions)

DELOVA, G. V., Cand Biol Sci -- (diss) "Study of some wild-grow,.ng
onions of Altai with the purpose of introducing them into culture."
Novosibirsk, 1960. 21 pp; (Tomsk State Univ im V. V. Kuybyshev); 150
copies; price not given; (KL, 18-60, 149)

DELOVA, G.V.
Biology of flowering in certain wild onion specieo. Biul. Glav.
bot. sads, no. 38:68-76 160. (MIRA 14:5)
1. TSentrallno-Sibirokiy botanic~eskiy sad Sibirskogo otdeleniya
Akademii nauk SSSR, Novosibirsk. (Onions)

VER14BR, A.R.; DELOVA, G.V.; GOIITARI, E.M.
Phytoncidal activity of certain wild onions of Siberia. Izv.
Sib.-otd. Ali SSSR no.7:83-91 161. (FJRA 14: 9)
1. TSentralinyy Sibirskiy Botanicheskiy sad Sibirskogo otdele-
niya All SSSR, Novosibirsk.
(Phytoncideal) (Siberia-Onions)

IWA abil.- jj,~ -1:
DELOVA,,,G.V.
......... !''
Introduction of onion Allium obliquum L. in the Central Siberian
Botanical Garden. Trudy TSSBS n0.4:39-42 160. (MIRA 15:4)
(Tomsk--Onions) -

DELOVA, G,V,
Effect of trace elements on the growth and increase of productivity
In corn In Novosibirsk Province. Trudy TSSBS no.4tll3-121 '60.
(MIRA 15:4)
(Novosibirsk Province-4orn (Maize))
(Plants, Effect of trace elements on)

SOWV1 N.K., SHMOVAl V.A. o,D=VAwrJ.D.,RTMATA, S-X-, IL'IlTSXATA, S.A.
Selection of atrains of Actinomyces producing anticancer antibiotics.
[with summary in English]. Antibiotiki 3 no-1:3-7 Ja-?158 (MIRA 11:5)
1. Vsesoyusnyy nauchno-iesledovntul'skiv inatitut antibiotikov.
(ANTIBIOTICS,
anti-cancer. selection of productive strAin of
Actinomyces (Rue))
(ACTIMOMYCES,
anti-eFtneer antibiotics prod. strains. selection (Rug))
(CYTOTOXIC DRUGS,
antibiotics -orod. by Actinomycee, selection of productive
strains (Rus))

SOLOI"Y'F,VA, N.K.; WWTA, Z.D.
Significance of immunological reactions in the classification of
Actinomyces. Zhnr.mikrobiol.epid. i immun. 29 no-3:65-70 Mr 158.
(MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz Vaesoyusnogo nauchno-issladovatel'skoeo institute antibiotikov.
(ACTINOXYGIS,
claself., immunol. reactions (Rue)

SOLOVIIYZVA, N.Lt-PwAt I*D*
Comparative characteristics of some stmina of actinamycetes
producing aotinomyoin. AAtibiotiki 5 nool:20-25 Ta-F 160.
(KM .1317)
1. VaesoyasW nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut antiblotikov.
(ACTINCWCE3)

SOLOVIYEVA, H.K.; DELOVA,, I.D.
Possibility of using the agar precipitation reaction for
classifying actinomycates. Antibiotiki 6 no.8:671-675
Ag 161. WIRA 15:6)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.
(ACTINOMYCES)
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES--ANALYSIS)

SOLOVIYEVAp N.K.j DEWLOfflAA I D GERWOVAp K.I.; SAVEL'YEVAv AA; KHOXHLOVv
j ~11J
S.M.2 83
A.S.1 MAMIQ 0 somo; SINITSYNAt Z.T;i; PETROVAr M.A.; KOROLEVAp V.A.j
HAVASHIN, S.M.; FCIMINA, I.P.1 BUYAMOVSKAYAg I.$.; VASILENK0, O.S.;
YEFUMUVA, S*'A.; BEREZIMA.9 Ye.K.; VK7Sv R.A.; DMITRIYEVA9 V.S.;
SEWOV; S.M.; SHNEnMON, A.9.
Polymycin, a newlantibiotic frm the streptotricin group. Antibiotiki
5ino.6:5.,.10 '60* (MIRA 14 %3)
1. VoesoyuzmnWyy Uahno-ionledovatellskiy institut antibiotiXovp
kafedra mikrobiollogii TSey4tralfnoqo instituta ucavershenstvovaniya
vrachey.
(ANTIBIOTICS)

VYSHCHEPANI Aleksandr Geogriyevich, kind. tekhn. nauk; MELIMAJI,
Mikhail Ye*lokimivich, kand. tekhn. nauk; DELOVA 011ga
Ni nzh.1 DENISENKO, L.P., red.izd-va; MMJV;
-75-.M. , tel". imd.
[Processl~g and storing frAt and vegetables; collection of
technological instructio* r receipts, and production norms]
Perem,botka i khranenie pl.6dov i ovoshcheij- sbornik tekhm-.
log#heakikh instruktaii, retseptur i proizvodstvennykh nor-
mativov. 3., dop. i perer. izd. Kiev, Gos.izd-vo tekhn.lit-ry
USSR, 1962. 291 p. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Ukraine. Miftifitirstvo torgovIi.
(Ukrkine-Canning and preserving)
(UkAine--Fruit-Storage) (Ukraime--Vegetable-Storage)

GEfHANOVAp K.I.; GONCHARSKAYAp T.Ya.;,DELOVA, I.D.j IL'INSKAYA, S.A.;
MELINIKOVA, A.A.; OUSHNIKOVAP-T. P.D.; RUDAYA, S.D.;
SINITSYNA, Z.T.; SOLOVIYEVA, N.K.; KHOKHLOV, A.S.
Gomponents and antiviral properties of.some atreptothricin anti-
biotics. Antibiotiki 10 no.2:117-222 F 165,
(MIRA 1815)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut antibictikov
i Institnt khimii prirodnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR, Moskva.

DELOVA, T.B.
Sme character~sticB of neurodynamics in children with psychopathic
behavior. Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 65 no-5021-725 165-
- (MIM 18:5)
1. Iaboratoriyik patofiziologii vysshey nervnoy deyittellnosti (savedu-
yushchiy V.4ftddeyeva) AMN SSSR, koskva.

kt --- DELOVA9 T.Bqk-----,
Experimental and clinical investigation of.the higher nervous
activity in children with psychopathies. Trudy Inst. vys. nerv.
deiat. Ser. patofiziol. 7:169-178 16o. (MIRA 14:4)
(NEUROSES) (CONDITIONED RESPONSE)

GARTURTLYN, N.G.; DBLOVA, T.B.
Analytic and synthetic activity in children who are oligophrenic.
Trudy Inst. vys. nerv. delat. Ser. patofiziol. 8:83-90 161.
(W14TAL DEFICIENCY) (CONDITIONED aSPON-z~~) (MIRA l5t2)

DELOVA, T.B.
Dissociation of the activity
suffering from psychopathy.
- patofiziol. 8:91-95 161.
(NERVOUS SYSTA4)
of the signal systems in children
Trudy Inst. vys, nerv. deiat. Ser.
(14IRA liz:2)
(MTAL ILLM33)

DELOY IS I.; DIJPREZ, A.
9L-I-i.-
Methods and indications for the restoration of the common bile
duct. Pol. przegj. chir..35 no.7/8:822-826 163.
1. Ze Szpitala im. aw. Piotra v Brukseli - Uni-wersytecka
Klinika Chirur
~GCH DUGT) (SURGERY OPERATI~T)
GA DISEASES) (BIIE" DUCTS)
(WOUNDS AND INJURIES) (IATROGENIC DISEASE)

DMIVA, V.A., kand.med.nauk (Stalino)
P~roblem of various factors influencing the stability of cerebral
abscess capsules. Vopneirokhir. 24 no.68P-Al N-D 160s
(KCRA 1481)
1. Stalinekiy medit4tinski institut imeni A.Mv Gorikogo.
(BM;2~ (TRACE KL&WTB)
J."

ANTIC, R.; DORDEVIC, B.; VUJJ[OVIC. F.-, DZWVSKI D.; KUZKANDTIC, B.;
-'-~
LALIC, M.; MXMWVIC, V.; STANKOVIC I/ R.
Subendocardial Infarct; clinical aspects and electrocardiographic
diagnosis. Acta mod. iugool. 9 no.2-3:213-242 1955-
1.'IV Interna klinika Modicinskog fakulteta u Beogradu.
(MYOCARDIAL INFARCT,
subandocardial, clin. manifest. & ZCG. (Ser))

RADDJCIG, Vladimir; SRCUJAC, Branko; DJWVSKI, Dimitrije
Personal experiences wjtb antistreptolysin test. Srpski
arlh. celok. lek. 84 06.11-:1281-1290 Nov 56.
1. Baktorioloski institut Medicinskog fakalteta u Beogradu.
Upravnik: Milutin Djurisic. Pedijatriska klinike Mediciaskog
fakulteta u 'Beogradu. Upraynik: Ambrozic Matija. III i IV
intern& klinika Medicinskog fakultsta. u Beogradu. Upravnik:
Radivoje Berovic.
(STRVTOLYSIN. antagonists
antistreptolysin test, diag. value (Ser))

DELPIN A.
1
"Chemical professions in Western Germany."
P. 356 (Nova Proizvodnja) Vol. 8, no. 5/6, 1957
Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EM) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

B. DIM RIO. kandldat takhalchesk1kh nauk.
1.164 wmwb2k;,~ , j I
lktokbllmhlng through-destination tritime. TruO RIIW ne.2015-12
056. (Railroads-4alcing up tralms ) (Nm 9310)

B. DIL RIO, kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk; NOSUKO, H.S., inzhener.
....A-~
Problems of p1winIng operations in train manWnent. Trudy RIIZH?
no.20:13-26 156. (NM 9.10)
(Railroads-Management)

GORSHXOZMM. Y.F., inshener; B. M RIO kandidst takhnicheskikh nauk;
9 -- M
SHATILOV, Toy*, ;L]2Zflgn9r.
Problem of determining the distance between freight contain*r
platforms In spacing thm. Trudy RUM no.20:60-70 '56.
(Railra'ads-Freight) (MLIA 91-10)

PAYLICHEM. P-1. (Odessa); 13L R12.2.,&ndidat tekhnichesk1kh nauk
(Odessa).
Junction schedule for the movement of export and transfer trains.
Zhol.dor.transp. 37 no-3:80-81 Mr 156. (MLBA 9:5)
1. Ilachallaik otdola okspluatateli otdeloniya dorogi (for Pavli-
cheako).
(Railroads--Traffic)

SAFRIS, L.V., dote.; MIL RIG, B.. dots.
Interlocking devices. Avtom.telem.i sviaz' 3 no.10:10
0 '59. (MIM 13:2)
1. Kafedra "Organisatelya dvizboniya poyezdov" Routovskago
institUtA inshenerov zheleznodorozhnogo tranaporta.
(RailrooLda--Signaling--Interlocking eyeteme)

IZL RIO. B.j kazds'
Automation
transp. 41
takhn. uauk (900tov-na-Donn)
of o"Perational plamming on railroads. Zhol. doi!.
no,5250-53 W. 1594 (NINA 1217)
(1*11roads-M&w9ment)

. IML RIO, B., dote.; SAFRIS, L.Y.. dots.; SAMARINA, N.A., inzh. (Rostov-
Using calculating machines fbr the preparation of train
shoots. Zhel.dor.transp. 41 no-7:91 J1 059.
(NINA 12:12)
(Railroads--Traffic)

IML RIO. B., Imnd.tekhn.nauk (Kiyev)
Eliminating shortcomings in calculating the traffic capacity
of station nooks# Zhol,dorotranspo 42 no,3S74-75 Mr 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
(R&ilroade-Stations)

BEL RIO) Bog kandotekhn.nauk; VLASOV, N.I.
Soofe problems concerning the automation of train traffic control.
Aytom.19 telem. i av4z' 5 no.5:14-15 My 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Glavnyy spetsialist Kiyevgiprotransa (for Vlasov)
(Railroads-Signaling)

DEL Rju'%_.~. , kand.tokhn..nauk (Kiyuv); IETICIEVSKIY, A.A., inzh- (KiYev)
Uao of 9UatrawWftJ~AWr#wPUt*rG f"r fte PlOttbg Of trBJ4 fheets*
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(Railroads-Zlectronic equipment)