SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GEGESHIDZE, G.A. - GEGUS, ERNO

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GEGESHIDZE, G. A. Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Automatization of several technological processes of the production of electrical machines." Tbilisi, Pub. Georgian Polytechnic Inst, 1961. 22 pp with diagrams; (State Committee of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education of the Council of Ministers Georgian SSRI Geor Order of Labor Red Banner Polytechnic Inst imeni V. I. Lenin); 250 copies; free; (KL, 7-61 sup, 234) GF.GESHIDZZy G.A. The machinery industry of Georgia during the last forty yearso Mashinostroitell no. 4sl-2 Ap 161. (HIRA 14:4) 1. Parvyy sekretarl Tbilisokogo gorkoma Kommunisticheskoy partii Gruzii. (GeorgU-Plachinery industry) S/194/61/000/012/049/097 D256/D303 AUTHOR: :,,G!geshidze, Go A. TITLE: Electronic arrangements for counting manufa--tured ar- ticles and components PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektronika, no. 12, 1961, 31, abstract 12V268 (Boobahch..AN.Gruz SSR, v. 25, no. 5,.565-570) TEXT: Two counting arrangements for machined articles and compo- nents are reported. The counting arrangement developed for stamp- ing presses consists of a mechanical oscillation - into number of pulses conver-Wer and an electromagnetio pulse counter. The pulses are obtained from an HP self-excited generator resembling the fre- quency-pulse Bystems used in telemetry, A screening plate connec- ted mechanically with the moving part of the press is placed be- tween the coils of the anode and grid circuits. At the end of the end of the motion of press the plate is inserted between the coils causing a sharp decrease of coupling and so breaking off the os- Card 1/2 S/194/61/000/012/049/1097 Electronic arrangemento for D256/D303 cillations. A bloc-diagram is presented of an electronic counter for machine operation programming: A provision was made for stop,, ping the counter after a preset number of counts with subsequent res3t4 Ling of the counter and a signal. announcing the end of the producticn cycle of a given number of components. The technical specifications of the arrangement are given. There are 6 figuree. ./ Abstractor'Ei note: Complete translation.-/ Card 212 S/ I 2-Y6110001018M91015 A004/AIOI AMMORS ~ogoshidze, 0. A. TZRJk - Blostronic sommter for the calculation of -the coiponent and article output in noohnnital'ontineering PERIOMALs ReferativnYY shurtaT, Mishinostroyonlye, no.~ 18, 1961, 9, abstract M54 ("SoOshehi AN OresSSR"', Vol. 25, no. 5, 565-570) TEM The withor Investigates 2 computers (aounters): 1) eleafronic counter with shiel-Aing plate developed for stamping presses and ooMisting of the electron unit, induction coil unit and eleatromagnotio drum counter, The first two units form the counter plokup, ensuring the conversion of the number of mechanical oscillations of the plate (connected to any mobil* part of the stamp- ing press) corresponding to the number of stamped components, into oleetric pulses and their transmission to the receiver, which Is the electro-magnstic 'ins, and has an Intake drum counter, The latter Is supplied from tho 220 v ma power of 55 w. The counter capacity amounts up to 100,000; the pulse frequohey is up'~te 120 pulses/min. Protracted tests of the devise yielded good results. 2) Eleatronts coumter for programed ealsulations of machine output. Tt Card 1/2 S/12Y61/000/018 9/015 /00 Electronic aomputer for the calculation ... A004/A101 consists of the Pickup, ensuring the conversion of the number of mechanical oscillations of the machine or of oscillations produced by tho parts when they leave the machine, into electric pulses; the receiver, an electronic 3-docado counter counting automatically these pulses, and the programming unit. The latter consists of throe photovaristors mounted before the digital indicators of interconversion doeedes. When the progr&-a is set up, theme varistors am placed before the corresponding digit of its order. Contacts for the erasing of counter readings and signaling of the program accomplishment axe provided for in the device. Thor* a-re 4 p-hotes. 0. Flidlider [Abstracter's note:' Complete translationT Card 2/2 V 11., red* CF makes grent 9~rldes in Georgial Tbiljsj.~ 17d-vc, i~).J).qhaia khimi!4 SPIWP" T6Y, Kl' Grl-'zjj, 196.z. ?7 VOROBIYFV, G.A.; NANIY, V.P.; GEGESHIDZE., G.A.; WKSHIN, V.A.; ANTOff'OVP-*A.Ya.; GELITMAN, RUBINP V.B. Inventions. Energ. i alektrotakh. prom. LIPETS, A.U.; A.E.; ILIMA, L.V.; no. -50 O-D 165. NIRA 19:1) GEGISHMZE,, M.N. IIrrigatioz faming in Georglaj a historical and ethnographic study] Oroshmeme semledelle v Graiii; opyt istoriko-stsogra. ficheekogo isueboniia. Tbilisi,, Isd-vo Akad,nauk Gruzinskoi SSR, 1961. 288 p. illus. (KIRA 15:5) (Georgia-Irrigation farming) Ga',ES111DVY,, M. K. "Terructioye orcaliayemoye zemledeliye na Kuvkazc-." report submitted for 7th Intl Cong, AnthroFological & Etnnolcg!~--ul Sciences, Moscow, 3-10 Aug 64. GAGIM I K ISS. P. Acute circulatory Insufficiency In infancy. GyermekgyogYawS&t 3 no- 5:129~lrol Yuy 1952, fOLn2P:4) 1. Doctor. 17. ]First Pediatric Clinic (Director -- Prof, Dr. Pal Gegesi Man), Budapest 14edical Univnrsity. GIGISI KIM, P.; L&SCMe 1. --- '~ ~ . , " , , local.treat~t of burns with a mixture of penicillinrfibrin-thron- bin powder. Orr. het1l, 94 noo 1*.14-15 4 Jan 1953. (CLRL 24:1) 1. Doctors. 2. First Pediatric Clinic (Director -- Prof. Fal Gegeal Its@). Budmpost Medical University. M 1, Klee, Pal..dr. the mission and the possibilities of medical schools In the developsent of swileal. sciences and medical activities pertaining to the protection of health and the prevention of diseases in Infancy and child6od. Oyermsk&yogyassat 6 no.9:25$-263 Sept 55. (MIASICS. education In Magary, need for tsetse In practical opplisatioa at scientific achievements to pftvonttvo podlatrias) GAMI. Nine. Pal. dr.. Wcademikus Development of Infantile psyche and acme problems of nytronmental effects. OYerwiWouassat 7 no-2:33-51 Fab 56. 7 A Budaposti Orvost. lea. L. as. Oyerookklin. kozl. (1gaz. &r. egool Else ftl akodenikum) (CHILD. psychol. ment, develop. & off. of onvirowent (Hun)) OWNSI-KISS. PAI. dr.;. BAXA, Lajos, dr. Injurious effects of insulin therapy In infant and child. Oyermalwyoffanzat 7 no.5-6:129-157 May-June 56. 1. A DwLapesti Orvast. Iffeteim. 1. as. Oyermek. korl. (Lgazgato: Gogemi Kies Pal dr. akad. (DIAEBM MELL17tS. In Inf. & child Inj. off. of insulin thor. (Hun)) (IMLIN. inj. off. in diabetes mellitus in inf. & child (Hun)) GIGNSI, Kies, Pal, dr. . akadmikus. For the univereality of medicine. Orv. hetil. 97 no.9:223-226 26 Fab 56. 1. A Budapestj Orwoet.adamwl Iffetm raktora. (MIGINN univerealliky In (Run)) N GEGESI-KUS, Pal, dr.; BARTA. Lajos. dr. Classification of diabetes mellitus In infancy and childhood. III. 101yereekaogyassat 8 no.1-2:1-52 Jan-Yeb 57. 1. A Budaposti Orvostudomanyl Iffetem 1. oz. Oyarmekklinikajanak koslemenye (Igazgato: Gegeol-Kion, Pal, dr. akademikus). (DIABIM MMLITUS, in inf. & child 11surlac's synde, clin. aspects (Hun)) --QWML-rj[jss.. Pal - Imortality. Ory. hotti. 98 no.7-8:174-175 24 Fob 57- 1. A Budspoett OrwostudOMBIWI JjWetom rektora. (LIFN origin & immortality (Hun)) C~ Z~ 6 T- - ~ kc- HUSH KM PAL, Dr. akademikus Acute circulatory insufficiencies in infants in connection with infections. Ory. hetil. 98 no.41:1113-1113 13 Oct 57. 1. A IMdapeati Orvostudomrqt Agy9tem I. as. OyermokklinikRjanak (tgAzeAto: Gagest Kies Pk1 dr. egyet. tanar akadeniku) koslewiWe. (PIDIATRIC DISUSIM acute circ. Insuff. in Infantile infect., pathol. clansif. (am)) (CANDIOTASCUIAR DISIKSM, in Inf. & child saw) (INMION, in inf. & child with acute circ. insuff. in inf.. pathol. claaelf. (Sm)) GWWI-XISS -PAL,-,dr. Omdemikue The cellular structure, metabolism, energy exchange and contraction-re- 1nxation of the heart immale; swimary report. C~rermekj,.vogyassat 9 no-7-4 177-201 JUIY 58. 1. A Budepeatt Oryostudomanyt 3CYetm 1. as. GyerroldclinikeJanak Uslemenye (Igasgntot Dr. Gogest Ktan Pal skadenikus). (KYOGMIM cell structure, metab., energy exchange & contraction-re- laxation, review (Han)) GYA&I-EW FA4 Dr.. akademikus Cardiac and circulatory disturbances in diabetes mellitus In Want and child. Qyermokaogyassat 9 no.10-11:289-298 Oct-Nov 58. 1, A Budapestl Orvostudomnyi 74voten 1. oz. Oyermokklinikajanak koz- lemony@ (I~Rxgato; Dr. Gegeal lies Pal easteml tanar. akademikus). (DIABWM 142LLITUS. In inf. 14 child compl.. cardloraso. dis.. review (CARDIOVASGUIAR DISMSYS, In inf. & child complicating diabetes mellitung review (Hun)) rGBGJS1 KISS PA% Xbro W experiencos on Dediatr1ce in the Soviot Union. Gyermekgyogyaosat 10 no.2233-41 Y*b 59. 1, A Budapesti Orvostudomanyl Uyetem 1. as. Oyermokklinikajanak kosle- menyo (Igazgato: Dr. Gegeal Kiss Pal ee_vet. tamr, almdemikus) (PNDUTRICS In MISSIA (Hmn)) GEGESI KISS, Pal, dr., akademikus Treatment of acuto circulatory catastrophes of infancy. Biol WY kozl MTA 11 no.lil9-40 960. (ERAI 10i1) 1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akad*nia. A.Budapesti Orvostudomanyl gueten L sz. Oyermokklinikaja. (INFANTS) (CANDIOVASCUIAR SYSTEM) GKGESI KISS, Pal. & modem clinical conception of pharmacotherapy. Biol wv kftl WA 11 no.4:351-360 160. (IM 10:5) (PHAMIACT) I IM-'Sj Pal, akademikua EIGE'% q On the clinical forms of poliorlelitio. Biol ory kozl XTA 11 noo4s 341-330 160. (EW 10:5) 1. Kagyar Tudomanyos Akademial Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyeten I sz. Oyermekk1inikaja. (POLIONYIUTIB) 1w t~, ,viol", G"I-11,11" -40 I The stimulus. Acta paediat. acad. sci. Hung. 2 no.3:237-247 '61. 1. Kinderklinik (Direktorl. Prof. Dr. P. Gegesi Kiss) der Medizinischen Universitat. (CHILD PSYCHOLOGr) GEMI KISS, Pal, akademikuo Panoarditiev rhoumatica in the childhood. Biol orv kozl HTA 12 nd.1/2f 1-49 161. 1. Szerkeszto bisottmag tagja, Magyar Tudomanyon Akademia Biolog W eo Orvosi Tudomanyok Oa2talyanak Kozlemenyel es Budapesti Orvoistudo- manyi Faetem I. oz. Oyermokiclinikaja. -t- GEGESI KISS, Pk SURME (in caps); Given ramen Country; Hungary Academic Degreea: Dr, Professor, Academician Affiliation: Director (igazgat6) of the First P-ediatric Clinic of Budapest Medical Universit~,~(A tudape-s-ti Orvostudominyi Egyetem I.sz. Gyermekklinikaja) Sources Budapest, Magyar P4zichol6giai Szemle, Vol 18, No 3, 1961, Data$ "Stimuli.* pp 287-293 GRGESI KISSO PAI, akademikus, egy.tanar (Budapest) Whither is medical science progressing? Magy tud 68 no.2193-101 ir 6io (zw ioj6) 1. Budaposti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem. (Medicine) si _415j,14a, P.,cadcrLI.!Ian, of 'h4 PodlAtric Irvermakkilnika) 01, vedictn',i -~Aoloc-liai "S 2r Ok L 6 ZUL'Jactiv-) ;'#-elings of' p;&7.n &,,d their oul.-.,ar.-' :-!anIferta- inspe.,tior. arie abdominal and Chest pairs-, so-c,?.ltxl pains: Yijaclavn3; pain in thu diffi,.ult; Al. .--wal- -,,iitnf~ul i;rinLtiOn aryJ defecaticn; ;,,,ins; diagnootic signifacare-,,v a' puix.. GEGESHI KISHBHp Pal[,"O peoi Una Pal), prof. j- SUTRELI, D I ula [szutrely, qyulpaTq~lh~nYd. ~m:ell nauk; KUDAS, Yozhef[Hudaoz,, Jossef1p kand. mod. nauk; SIZA, Mario[Sziza, Mario (tranolator)]; DIYEWH, G.P.[Dienes, G.P.]. otv. red.; FrULEP, A.A.[Fulorp.A.A.], tekbn. red. [Diseases of the heart and organs of blood circulation in infa cy and childbood]Zabolevaniia serdtoa i organov krovoobrashcbeniia v mladencheskom L detBkom vorraatakh. BudOFestv Akaderiai Kiado, 1962. 907 p. Translated frov. the Hungarian. (MIRA 15:12) 1. Direktor I-oy pediatricheakoy kliniki DhWapeshtskogo meditsin- 11kogo universiteta deyetviteltrWy chlon Akadomii nauk Vengrii (for Kiehah). 2. Zaveduyushchiy detakim otdoleniyam Vengerskogo Instituta kardiologii (for Sutreli). 3. Direktor IV-oy khirurgi- cheekoy kliniki Budapeshtskogo meditsinskogo universiteta (for Kudas). (H-ART-DISEASES) (BWOD--CI!,CULATIOI!,, DISOUELS OF) GEG17ZI KISS., Pal, dr.,, akademikun Introductions Nagy pezichol mzwls 17 no.1:1-8 160. I* "Magyar PezichologW Szosle" foozorkeoztoje; Magyar Tudomanycv Akadmia. Fazichologiai Kmottsagansk elnoke. 1, A GEGESI KIM Pal . akadeaikus - ---- .. . t - On the work of the Cowittoo of Poyohologyv Hungarian Academy of Scierceno MagY Pasichol szes4e 3.7 no.3:257-,269 160. L. Magyar.Tudomanyos Akademia Fatichologiai Bizottsaganak elnoke; 'Magyar Posichologiai Szenle* foozerkentoje. 11-A1(;,0 A,'Y GEGESI KISS, Pal MD, A!, University Professor, Academician Head of Children's Clinic No I, Budapest Medical 3chool (Budapeoti Orvostudomanyi EFyetem) Budapest, GvermeRgyogyagzat (Pediatrics), N'o 4, Apr 63, pp 97-111. "SiGnificance of the Child's Personality in Pediatric Clinical Practice." HUNGARY GZ-Aj,~SI KISS. Pal, affiliation not given. "Dr aidra HEDRI" bL.dapest, A -.aptyar Tudomarpyps Akademia F11,11rAj-Biologiai 05 Orvosi Tud mapyok Osztalyanak Kozlemonyai, Vol 14, No 1, 1963; pp 1-3. Abstract: Ouituary of Dr Endre HEDRI, Profossor of Surgarj and out- standing resaarch physician. He lived from 189j to 196Z. F U:.C- A RY ~EGrSl fj:i~3, Pal, and P. LU,BZR;-IANN, Lucy, of the C~iidrenls Clinic :~o 1 (i.. -_ . - . Sza.Mu Cj~i~n__Rkllnika) of the Budapest Ledical Lhiversity (BulLp,_-ti Orvostudomanyi Egyatem). ".jifficulties in the Evaluation of Certain Childhood Personality Dis- turbancos" Budapest A MTA Siologiai es Orvosi Tudomanyok OsztaIN-anak Fozll-nenyci, Vol 14, No 1. 1963; pp 15- 39. Abstract; -.n ovaluating children's personality disturbances, a so-called "total diagnosis" is imperative. This includes the evaluation of vegeta- tive. psychological and environmental picture. Authors present 6 case histories of children ranging from six to 16 years of age. In each case there is a description of the complaint, symptomology, medical history, piiyehological findings (biological fsotors. intalloct. amo- tional state, environmental state), diagnosis and therapeutic results, if any. Tho general conclusion is that it is not possible in every case to carry out in practice a therapy indicated by theoretical considerations. OSGIMI KISS, ~j, dr., almdemik_ , egyetemi tanar Stimuli, Magy posiohol. osemle Is no.3t2g?-293 161. 1. Budapesti Orvostudomarqi Egyatem L es. Oyemakklinikajanak igasgs,toja; Magyar Tudomaziyos Akidemia Posichologlai Dizottsaganak elnoko; "Kagyar Posiohologiai Szomle" Possarkenstoje. GEGESI KISS,, Pal, akademikus; HORANYI, Bela, dr., egyetemi tana, j GYORGY, 7Wr~dn';', HORVATH, Laszlo Gaborp dr.; 9ARANYAI, Erzvebot, dr. Hungarian achievements in the field of psychology in 1960. Magy posichol szemle 18 no.4t4l8-436"61. 1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akad;cda Pszichologiai Bizottsaganak elnoke; "Magyar Pazichologiai Ssemle" foozerkesztojo (for Gegeni Kiss). 2 ". agyar Pozichologiai Szemle" szorkeszto bizottengi tagja (for H;ranyi). 30 Tudwpanyos kutato (for Gyorgy). 4. Kozlekodos- on Pootaugyi Miniaztehum alkalmaenapizagnAo intozmenyelnok vasotoj 0 (for Horvath).- 5. Gyermeklelektani Intozet tudomany6s famunkatarea (for Baranyai). HLJNGA1qY .L~r3- RO M.D., 1-1rofessor, Academician, aad P. LIMM-'XiN, -PS I Y _Qj~~ Lucy, of .;he Fir6t7Peftat.ric Cl-Lnic at the f4edical Uruversity (Orvostud,~~ryi Egyetem 1. sz. Gyermekklinikaja) ir. -l'u'l-apeat (Di- rector: GM*_-'SI KISS, Pal). "General Belluiviora-1 Disorders During tbe Infantile Ai,-G-" Budapect, !'_-gyar Pizicholobiai SE221S, Vol 210, No 1, 1963, PP- 1-46- Abstract: Zig:uteen cases of behavioral disorder in children were do- scribeTit, detall.and an analysis of the clinical findings was pre- sented. 111he effects of familiy enviro=ent, schools, and other in- fluencing factors were discusaed. Finally, medical and psycbologi- cal methods for correcting the disorders oncountered were reviewed. No reforeaces. GEGESI KISS, Pal.. akademikus, egyatemi tanar Took@ and po"ibilities of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences after the 22d Congreso of the Cowsunist Party of the Soviet Union. Magy tud 69 no.4:225-238 Ap 162. 1. Budapeoti Orvostudomanyi Igptes. GEGESI KISSJ Pal us; RETI, Laszlo, dr.; HARSANYI, Istvan, dr.; ,dr., akademik LIEBERMANN, Lucy F.; GARAIj-Laszlo; FERCZEL, Jozoef, dr.; KARDOS, Lajos, dr,; MOLNAR, 1mrs, dr.; HORVATH, lAszlo Gabor, dr.; LENARD,, Ferenc, dr.; SALAMON, Jeno, dr. Efungarian achievements in the field of psychology in 19611 also, rawke by Laszlo Rati, Iatvan Harsanyi, Lucy Liebermann, Laszlo I'larai, Jossef Peresel, Lajos Kardos, Iwo Molnar, Laszlo Gabor liervath, Ferene Lenard and Jeno Salamon. Magy pazichol szenle 19' no.3t274,314 '62. 1; Vagyar Tudomanyos Akademia Pazichologiai Bizottsaga elnoke, 11810YAgyar Pasichologiai Smemle" foszer~resztoje (for Gegesi Kiss). 2. PHower'PosichologUi SmmiAW~'4~wrkeszto bisottsagi tajga (fer Usbermann, Kardos, Molnar, Lenard). 3. "Magyar Pazichologiai Swale" technikai szorkeastoje (for Lenard). GRGCSI I=, Fal, akademikus, dr. Introduction to Tol.2 of the now wrien of *Magyar PssichOlOgiai Smile." YAgy pasiabol osemle 18 no.1:1-2 161. 1,, mggyar Tudomanyos Akadmda Posichologiai Bisottsagansk e1noke; wMagyar Posichologiai Szenlew fossorkeestojeo _q~GP_LMS, Pal. akademikus, dr. Motive factors of man. Nagy posichol aseale IS no.1:37-" I" 1. Ma"W TudolwlWw Akademia Pasichologiai Bizottsagawk eluokel wMagyar Posichologiai Szemlem foisserkeestoje. G&GES1 KISS, Pal. akademikus; Pj, LIEBMWN, Lucy Disoasem of the organs developed on the psychic effect of the enviratment and their treatment in childhood. Biol ory kox]. HTA 11 no.3&253-296 062. 1e Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem 1. oz. Gyermakklinkkaja. 2e I%aFw Oestalyanak Nozlemenyeig ozerkeszto bizottsagi tagja for 08881 King). GEMI RISS9 F~lp akademikus ClinIcal significance of the pain in pediatrics. Biol ory kosl MI 13 no.4445-455 162. le Budapesti Orivostudomanyi Egyetem 1, sz, GyarmakklWkaja, es OA Kagyar Tudomanyos Akademia Biologiai an Orrosi Tudomanyok Oaztalyanak loalemenyei" asorkeazto bizottoagi tagja, GEGMI KISS, FAI,_ dr.; Y.LIMERHAM, Lucy Peraonality disorders accompanied by vegetative (somatic) symptoms in childhood. Magy peziohol szemle 19 no.2sl29-]J+9 t62. 1. Budaosti Orvbstu4dmanyi ~gyetem 1. ss. Gyermokklinikaja. 2. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Pazichologiai Bizottoaganak elnoke; "Magyar Pazichologiai Szemle" foozerkeaztoje (for Gegesi Kies). 3. wMagyar Foxichologiai Szemle" azerkeszto bizottoagi tagja tfor P. liebermann). CUPP-Ml XM, PgLl Dr- Ludr* H*dri., 1993-19621 obituary. Bial ory koal MTA 3.4 no,121-3 163, 1. *A Yk9yar Tudomanyos Akad6mia Diologiai e& Orvooi Tudomanyok 00stalyarok loslemonyvis ozerkento bizotteagi tagja. CRGSSI Kiss Pal, aka"mikuol P. LIMMMANUp lacy - P .-M-MOMM Difficultiom in diagnosing oertain disorders of personality in WdIMboW, Diol orv kosl MM 34 no,1:15-39 163,, 1* "-.p*!tI ON-veatudems*1- Rgpwtem I. swe Gyermokklinikajae 2* A magyw Tudsmanyon Akademia Biologiai es Orwosi Tudauujyok Oastalyanak Konlemenysim szerkeazto bizottoW tagja (for Gepai Kise)e hUNGARY rIFn-FqT KT 5, Pal, acadc=ician; Mcd-4cal University of Budapst, I. Pcdiatric ii Orvostudomanyi Egyetcn, 1. sz. GyermcIckl3lnika). Clinic (Budapos to "Personality Disorders of Children and Youths With Pra-,ressive I.-Iorsening Until Crime is Committed." Budapest, A Ma!z~7ar Tudcn-nnyos Akadenian V. O-.%-o.-A- Tudcmanyo% Ozztnl~--nak Kozlcnenyei, Vol 14, !so 2, 1963, pager, 129-165. Abstract: During the 25 years since a ~;orkshop for children with nersonality problems has b~-,cn established, over fifty thousand child.n~n have been seen there. Tile author stresses the irri:portance of the psychic dr-vclo.=Ont of children. The concept of personality is defined. RcAc;x proecsses, the response to stimuli are mcntioncd, and tho need for love in the development of the porsonality is stressed. The direct and irdiroct causes of juvenile delinquency are examined. The dolinqucnts c-,!n be clao3ificd into two groups: those who sus%~-incd some early "organic" injury to the nervous system and those who are "organical.1y" well but undox-aent dotribicntal env!.-onraental influonces of a pVchic character. Sov=al caso hiz,*.ories are presented to support this classification. The treatment, its effectiveness and the prog- nosis are discussed. The role of the family, espl-cially of tho mother. is stressed in tho prevontion of primary p.-rsonaliiy disord,~rs which are the result of unfavorable environmental psychic influences and education of women for their maternal role is reco.=ended. No references. GEGESI KISS PgA dr. akademikus The significance of the personality of children in the clinical pediatric practice. Gyermokgyogyanzat 14 no.4:97-111 Jkp 163. 1. A Budapesti Oryostudomanyi Egyatem I. as. Gyermakklinikajanak kozlemenye (Igasgatot Gagemi Kiss Pal dr. egyetemi tanar, akademikus. (PEDIATRICS) (CHILDJPSYC40LOGY) (CHIID BEHAVIOR D33 ORDERS) I r GEGESI Kies'p. P dr.. eg- temi tanar,, akademikus; F. LIEBffJ4Mj Luoy General behavioral abnorsuatitieo in childhood. Magy pezichol szeado 20 no.1:1-46 163. 1. Budapesti Oryostudomanyi Egrtern 1. az. GyormWinika igaZgILtOja; OMagyar Pozichologiai Szemle* foazerkeaztoje (for Gege9i Kies)* 29 Budapeoti Omotudomanyi Egyetem I* sz, Gywkk_IbAka; %gyar Paziohologiai Szemle* szerkeazto bisotteagi tagja (for P. Liebormann). GEGESI KIS Pal,. Academician, Dr., ?rofesLor, Director of tiie First Pediatric Clinic at the Viedical. University (Oriostudwanyi Eaeter, I. s!. Gyeziuel~klinll;aja) in Budapest. "On PersonaUty" Budap~cst,j!a&~rar PszIchoiogiai Szemle) Vol -,0, I-olo C:, 19 .,;, ;)p A"i-stract: tAUthorls Enelish sw:uaary, abbreviated] MAP, is co,-jjLde,-eU LIS a unit composed of both bioloj;ical and social fo.--,iations. Personality is a specific totality of the personal properties of one ii:"n. Norzal personality requires for its development sound biolo6ical conditions, anatamical ccnditions, psycholoZical conditions, wid ade,iuate outside Personality undergoes changes durint; the in(ii.-,ridualls 141-4c; these changes axe deterained by characteristic features of the perso- nality and the development of this personality. Tile furction of re::.'e-~b- rance and oblivion zhapes the course of individual 141 ; it works, al Ile side the reflex processes. The different staZes of individual life are ci.aracterized by the forms of reflex-processes predominati-g. 111o, re- ferences. _j G,E-GESI KISS Pal, dr. akadomiku,9; Lujjal dr.; HOR~I~, Lanzloo,Gabor dr.; FL~L'Z:IL Jozsef dr .9 v LEIaRD., Arena,, dr.; C61:i6ZU, jancs, dr.; SEMU111, -'rzsebet,, dr.A KARDWI, Lajus., dr. The V)62 work of the Comuittee on Poycholjg2 Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Nagy pazichol szemle 20 no.3:337-386 163. 1. Mallyar Tudomanyos Akademia Fazichologial Bizottsaga elnoke- "Magyar Fazichologiai Szemle" foszerkesztoje (for Gegesi Kiss5- 2. "Migyar Pszichologiai Szonle" E;zerkoszto bizottsagi tagja (for Horanyip Bartha,, Horvath, II.Licbermann, lanard and Kardos). GZMI,jMA,-jAI,, dr.9 akademlkus) egyetemi tariar; P. LIEBERMTO Iuc7 Iffeot of forceful. d1sturbance of the healthy development of ow.maity on the formation of infantile and juvenile disor- dm of personality, %gy pozichol ozemle 20 no-4013-55DI63. 1, badapesti Orvostudomanyi. Noetam I. oz. Oyermekkl:Lnikaja Ijazgatoja; I'Ma ar Pozichologiai Szemle* foozerkeaztoje (for Gegesi Kisal. 2. 'Yjagyar Pazichologiai Szemle* sorkeefto bi*ettsagi tag4a; Budapesti Orvostudoman Egyetem I. oz. Gyemekklinikaya (for P.LiebeTmann). GEGRPT "'IS ',.; 11'TIMMANN, Joicy P. Signiftcance of hamful influamces of the a-huol In personality disorders in childhood and adolesc!tmo-e. AcLa pned-lat. Acad. sai, ftg- 5 no.3; 245-302 164 1. 1 Kinderk1lilk der Modizinis--hen Universitat WdapesL. GMESI Kisso pal, dr., egyetemi tamwp skademikim; V. LMEMMAMO. Lucy Significance of school injuries in the disorders of personality in ch'.Idhood and adolescence. Magy pozichol s7emle 21 no.l-. 1-40 164. 1. No. 1 Children's Clinic, Budapest I'lledical University. 2. Director, No. 1 Children's Clinic, Budapest Medical Univer- sity; Editor-in-Chief, "Magyar Pszichologiai Szemle" (for Gegesi Kiss). MATRAI; Laszlo,, dr.,, akarlemikus,. 1,1EGES1 Else, Pal. dr., akadem~kusj HORAWI~ 1101a, dr., a2 o tt'ia; SALAMON, Jenot dr.7 a pszichologiai tudomanyok kancildatim, HORVATH, Laszlo Gabor, dr., a pszichoiogla~ Iudcmanyok doktora; UNARD, Ferenc, dr., a imichologiai tudcmanyok kand.datusal SFVERINI, Emebet The 1963 work of the Comm~ttee on Psy-liolcgy of the llungarJan Acedgmv of Sciences. Magy pszl-cihol Szemie 21 no.3-029-354 164. 1. Editor-in-Chief, 11magyar Pszicholcgla~ Szemle", Budapest (for Gegesi Kies). 2. Editorltl Doft-A Membor, "Yagyar NzIchologla4 Szemle" (for Matra!, Horanyl, Salamon, Hornrath and Lenard). GECMI IISS, Pal, aLkadenikus, egrivtmi tanar StatAi and prohleias of,ps7ahology in ;hmgary as roflo*t" In the let scientifio general assembly. Magy tud 71 no.301-177 *161. 1. Budsposti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem. u..3MI hit-, , , ~'' ".1 Clinical significance of the personality In pediatrics. Orv. hetil. 106 no.21061-969 23 My t65. 1. Badapesti Orvostudomanyi I~gyetem. 1. Gyermekklinika (Igaz- gato; Gegesi Kies, Pul, drjo The individual archaic phase Jn the development of perocnality: the personality of the infant. Acta paediat. acad. sci. Hung. 6 no.3/4:249-,295 165. 1. 1. Kinderklinik der Medizinischen UnIversitat Budapest. Submitted January 3, 19065. GEGE3I KISS Pal academician; Medical University of Budapest, I. Pediatric I -j~~?Leis&Orvostudomanyi Egyetam, 1. Gyermekklinika). "The Individ%ial, Archaic Phase of the Development of Personality, the Personality of Infsnts." Budapest, A Magnr Tudomanyos AkadPmia V. Koziamenyef.--Vol XVI, No 1, 1965. pages 11 Abstract; In a rather detailed introduction, the various organic, psychic and environmental factors which play a role in the development of the per- sonality of an individual are discussed. The development of the actual personality of infants is traced from genetic factors through the various influences in intrauterine life and the birth process leading to a vege- tative individuality by which the very young infant can be characterized. The initial phase of Incorporation of the emotional personality-element into the infant personality starts after about 6 weeks of life. The last months of the first year are characterized by a motor development. The motor.. pe rsonality-element is becoming gradually incorporated into the In- fant personality structure. At 2-3 years of age, the personality of the child is enriched by experiences with the outside world. The most dominant and characteristic influences during each phase are discussed in detail. The hereditary, congenital, unconditional reflexes of men are of bio- logical-physiological character. There are no comparable psychological 1/2 . . ....... I- reflexes- The gradual development of conditioned reflexess reflex chains are also disicussed in Some detail. 26 Jan 65.] NO references. [Manuscript received 2/2 -GEGE I, KISS Pal a ademician; Medical U atric Clin, -'#-A-9 n versity of Budapest, fc~Budapeati OrvostudOmanyi Egyetem, L 3z, Gyermekklinika). The Clinical Forms of Diabetes in Infants and Children." Budapest, ~-Y-af-.nr TudcnaEY-OsAkademia V. OrvOsi Tudomanyok Kozlemenyei, VO-1 -XVIII Abstract: The article Is an essay on the subject. The early "labile"and late able" forms of the disease in children are described in nnmp ri, *X'(;~lDPTA SP-C 14 Vol 11/7 '~adlolo:?Y 1362. PULMONARY ECHINOCOCCUS CONTAINING DAUGHTER qYSTS - Fidith6tyagokat tartalmaz6 ttkd6echinotoccus-GQe e ji Allami, K6rh1z JL.458_y_ -99) Lllus. 2 ROntgenosztalyanak. Segesvir - MAO. RADIO I~ (97 In the right upper lobe of a 15-year-old girl, an apple-sized, round opacity could be'ween. In the upper part of which 2 haxotnut-sized shadows could be differentiated. An echinococcal cyst with 2 daughter cysts was assumed. Blood eosinophils Of#; com- plement-fixation reaction negative. At a repeated examination 3 yr. later. the opacity wiks reduced In volume and the daughter cysts had disappeared. In a series of pulmonary echinococcal cysts, 10 cases were operated upon but no daughter cysts cou,d be found. Gy6rgyi - Budapest (XIV. 150) W GEGEff, -Tozaef dr. 2 cases of loca3ized bilateral myo9itis ossificans. Magy radial. 13 no.6:362-364 N 161. 1. A Segeovarl Allami Korhaz Hontgenosztalya kozlemenye. Vezetol Gagesy Jonef dr. foorwoo. (MOSITIS OSSIFICANS radiog) 377!L- S/139/62/000/002/007/028 /2 E073/S535 AUT"Xi6: Cie -,qi and Sanadze, V.V. ~CITLE: Influence of the manganese concentration on the, recrystallization of copper-manganose alloys "ZR UODICAL: :Ezvestiya vysshilth uchobnykh zavedeniy. Fizika, no.2, 1962, 40-43 TZ'XT: The dependence of the temperatures of beginning and and of recrystallization on the manganese concentration was studied for- strongly deformed (up to 975') copper-manganese alloy s;pecimens with concentrations of 0.03, 2, 5.5, 8, 14, 21 and 9-5 wt.% 'Mn, produced from electrolytic copper and electrolytic ;.:an-anese fused in a high temperature tungsten furnace in magnesite crucibles under helium. From the molten metal, ingots were teemed and forged and then homogenization annealed for 50 hours at 4000C. Following that, the crystal lattice and"the microstructure of the alloys wore studied. The effect of recrystallization was studied on foils rolled (with reductions tip to 97.3%) to an average thickness of 0.05 rm, which -.-;ere cut and isothermally annealed for 10 and 20 minutes in a Card l/jV S/139/6n/OOC/002/007/028 Influence of the manganese E073/E535 saltpetre bath and then quenched in trater. Fig.1 shows the curves of the dependence of the temperature of beginning (t"') and and (tK) of recrystallization on the Mn conccntra.tion (wt.05) of t.-Ae alloys quenched after holding for 10 minutes. For small additions of manganese the temperatures tH and tK increase. The t P curve becomes horizontal from, manganese concentrations of 5-7ja ontrards and dips slightly after exceeding a :'.ianganese coTicentration of 21 wt.5/0. The tK curve rises up to 21 wt.% Din t'nen it drops appreciably. The dotted curve in Fig.1 represents the boundary of solubility, which passes through the zone where the tH and tK curves tend to decrease. Ho;-.rever, this does not allow any definite conclusion to be made since there is no unified opinion on the behaviour or even the existence of this curve. Therefore, it is of interest to study the recrystallization in alloys with high manZanese contents but this is difficult in view of the greater brittleness of these. The curves of the peratures of the beginning and end of recrystallization as functions of the concentration obtained for Cu-.Nln alloys differs from the-corresponding curves published for the alloys Cu-Sn and Card 2/4r - 9 influence of the manganese ... S/139/62/000/002/007/028 E073/E535 Cu-Zn. The curves for Cu-Sn have two maxima, whereby the second is in an area corresponding to the deco;:iposition of the solid solution. In the given case there is only one point to -.::,,ich this can correspond (alloy with 26 wt.V, Mai), all the other noints are in the range of homogeneous solid solutions and, consequently, the influence of any transformation on the recryst- allization curves is excluded. The process of recrystallization in t'-e case of Cu-ANIn alloys differs from that of recrystallization of Cu-Zn alloys, since the curve has no branch correspondinig to a (crop of the recrystallization temperature with increasing concen- tration. Such a process of recrystallization can be explained on the assumption that manganese increases the bond forces in the lattice, resulting in an increase in the activation energy of recrystallization with increasing concentration. There are 1 figure and 2 tables., .-ASSOCIATION: SUBMITTED: Card Gruzinsltiy politekhnichesiciy institut imeni S.M.Kirova (Georgian Polytechnical Institute imeni S.M.Kir'ov) December 20. ig6o I.." I-.'- SWILI.P B, L&; BAMM18 T. T.; BIBIIASHVILIp I. F.; .-Ip A. 'K.: KOZA.ROV,, R, Y6.# KURID.ZEp R. V.s KHALDEYEVA,,,I. V. .I- .-:st!_ation of the properties of pentrating components at a depth of 200 mwe. 3ubmitted for the 8th Intl. CotLf, on Cosmic Rays (IUPAP),, Jaipurs India,, -- 1963. LARYUKIIINA, G.j KOLESOVA, V.; GEGICHKOt"(1, A.; TSVEIY~, VA. A.; GIM, Y-t, agronom; DRYAUGINA, L., agronon; SYCHE71, V.. lnzn. Low-volume spraying of orchards. Zashch. rast. ot vre& 1 bril. 10 no.8t25-27 165. (MIRA 181r1V Is Zaveduyuhchaya laboratorlyey Pushkinskof rva3hincispytatrllnoy stantaii,, P/o Pravdinskly, Moskovskoy oblastl (fc- 1-Ar-jukh.4na). 2. Starshly agronom~entomolog Pushkinsk,-jy mashIncsrytatell- noy stantsii, p/o Pravdinskly, Moskovskoy oblast- (for Kole3074)'. 3. Starshty/agronon-ekonomist Pushkinskov manhinoizpytatcllnoy stantaii, p o Pravdinskiy, MOSkOV3koy cblastJ 'Co: GegIchkorill. 4. Zaveduy-ushchaya laboratoriyey ispytaniya yadGkhimikatov Voldavskoy mashinoispytatellnoy stantsil (for 1'~vtitkovd). 5. Voldavskaya aaahinolapytatellnaya stant3lyn (for Gidu, Dryagina, Sychav). RIF 77777,7- GEGIRS S.N. Interpretation of agricultural contour mape for the purposen of the gevernment, census of farmland resources. Uch. zap. - Fem. goo. un. 15 no.2:47-29-060. (14IRA 14:12) (Land) (Photographio survoying) 28(5) S071/115-59-4-15/27 AUTHORS: Yanovskiy, B.M., Sokolova, Ye.A., and 9~egin, V._~_ TITLE: A Magne-tostriction Measizring Revice for the Temper- ature Range from, -180 to 14,10, C (Ustnnovka d1ya iz- mereniya magBitostriktsii v intervale temperatur ot -180 go +440 C) PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnikat 1959, Nr 4, pp 27-30 (USSR) ABSTRACT: A magnetoetriction measuring 91 evice for the temper- ature range from -180 to ~140 C was developed and built in the Magnitnaya laboratori-ya VNIIM (Labora- tory of Magnetism VNI11,I). A photog,'raph of this de- vice is shown in fi6ure 1. It coninists of a r:iagneto- metrical and a magnetostriction part. The nagneto- metrical part is used for me,,~surtng the mat,-netization 3 of a specimen and consists of -in astatic magneto- meter and two magnetizing coils. The astatic magne- tometer rystem is composed of t%vo cylindrical perma- nent magnets, made of "magniko" alloy. The nagneto- meter is calibrated in units of the field intensity Card 3.12 or in units of the magnetic moment. The error is SOV,/115-59-4-15/27 A Magnetostrictiog Measuring Device -for the Temperature Range from -1.80 to +440 C � 1% at magnetomeier deflections of 7100 min. The ma,rrnetostriction part is used for measuring the magnetostrict._,on cf the spe:!imen at the given mag- netization J. It consists of an interferometer PIU-1 or PIU-2 with a quartz. tube for holding the specimen. Por increasing the ma.-Pnetestriction C, measuritig range, "lie, "Fabt-i-Po-ro" standard was ap- plied for 'the first time to aninterferoineter, whereby the accuracy of the latter aas maintained. A therinontat and_a cryostat proviie the required temperature control. The atithor presents four graphs and two tablev for explainiiii-, measuring re- suits with this device. There are photograph, 4 graphs, 2 tables and 1 Soviet reference. Card 2/2 Cand Ved Of thE fUnctior"711 Grain, T.!'. stato of tho c-,~rdio-/Vpccular n:f-to-In y lig 21 PP. (Tbilisi Tbilisi, 1952 117) - STMONGUMVP V.A.; OWN-TA'. Electrocardiographic changes during acute poliomy0litise Soob. AN Gruz. SSR Z7 =96079-783 D 62.. (KIRA .15:2) 1. Tbilloskly institut usovershenstovaniya vracheye Predstavleno chlenom-korrespondentom AN Gruzinskoy SSR K.P, I Chikovani. Idecoasedlo POLIOMLITIS) MECTROCARDICORAPHY) SIMGULOVO V.A.; TSUTSUNAVA, M.N.1 MGIYA Li-~ Ohanges in the intema organo during acute poliaVelitime Trudy Tbil. GIDff 6s173-177 162o (MIRA l6s2) (POLIGMJTIS) (VISCELA.--DISLASES) GEGIYA, T N. Blectrocarelographic changes In epidemic hapatitits. Soob. All Gruz. SSR 55 no.2.'4(9-474 Ag '64, (MIRA 17:12) POPCVp V,M,, inzho; SOROXIN, Ye.M.1 KOOZARENKOp B.I,; GIGNER Lye ...... ~=V-- The quality of fancy posteards and envelopes shoald be improved, Vast. sviazi 23 no.8:2849 Ag 163. (NM 16:11) 1. Sudakskiy usel avyaxi (for Popov). GEGOL, W. (HOHYZO.NTY 12CHNIKI. Vol. 6. No. 9. Sept. 19.53, Warszawa, Poland) *The jet engin versus the gas Amidin. 0 p. 419 So- MONTHLY LIST OF EAST XUROPIAN ACCESSIONS, L.C., Vol. 3, No. 4. April 1954 1 V -~"" GFZORv Ile GEGOV, A. Morphologic nature of the needles of the representatives of the pine tree. genus ZIM L. P. 91. NAUCHNI TRUDOVE. Viesh loootekhrdeheski Institut, Soflia, Bulgaria, Vol, 6, 1958, Month3y list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 9, No. 1, January 1960. Uncl. -R-4 MINCHEV, Dinlo St., k. t. n. Inzh. I_ GEGOV, Emil D., lnzh. Automatic control of main mechanisms In the one-bucket medium-power excavators. Tekhnika Bulg 12 no. 9: 20-23 163. .1. Mashirme-elektrotekhnicheski institut (for Ilinchev). 2, Minno-geolozhki institut (for Gegov). ~ i 'fi, , .1) I 'J. D, I Jnzh I I PI., "', --s! .1 " (-,! ,r ';~ Log de,;!~,,) f ~,:, ', '!.4'-f I ~ ar-A "J ~.W, A.'-i a' . - ~ I ;IL rp-,. ~: i '3 .~ o a f 4 1 -4 1 ~'4 d-.!vas. Tek"w1k. - ~ ! , GEGOYAN, P. I. 'Use of wooden sandals to prevent opidermophytoalso Veato dam, i von. no.lOs7l-73 t61. (MIRA 14:12) (MEDICAL MYCOL-Off) (SANDALS) (FOOT~DISEASES) ~'44 CI, G19GUCHA,W, R.A. I ISMIDDY, L.G. Preparation of metallurgical coke from low-coking coals used at the Norillsk Metallurgical Combine. Trudy IGI 10:137-142 159. (MIVA 12:12) (Coke) (Krasnoyarsk Territory--Coal) GAGUCHADZII. R.A.. Imnd.tekhn.n%uk Iffect of the extent of the concentration and of the carbo- nixing conditions on the coking capacity of charges from rkwarchell, and ftibull coal@, Koko i khIm. no-7:15-1? 16o. (MIU 1317) 1. Inatitut Soryuck4kh IskoparoVkh AN MIL (Coal preparation) (Coal-Carbonization) 31 1.1 GFOCHADZE9 B.A.; YUMUKOV, A.F.; VANG!1;11~11 Studying the properties of coal during heatirig rtAges and the holding at. heat In the cont.1nuous coking rocess. Trudy 1G1 20: 98-111 163. (MIRA 17:8) GIEGUCHArZE, -R.A.; KURMUNW, A.S. 11~f fe 4 C; I E .2t of cartain fd,;tvrfl an the " m~04rjn of a pa3tic coal mass and the quality of coke produced, Trudy IGI 20t112-118 163. (MIRA 17t8) Y~iming of a plasti: crAl mas3, Trudy ICT 20!119-1.~r 163. (MIRA 27t8) ~~UqjtAW.X, R- I--; ZAKHARIYE;V, A. I. Making ooke briquets from weakly caking lean Bulgarian coals. Trudy IGI 20a155-158 163. (MIRA 1718) GEGUCHADZE, Sh. Kh. Crataueous history of the geological development of the Rioni-Xvirila interfluve. Izv. Gaol. ob-va Grus. 3 no.li 17-29 163. (MIRA 170) CYLUCHATT, Sh.Yh. 1.'f -,orin hl I 1 .1 1 5 1- -- - F-- .n I or Q ~ ~ I' I . Lho scr;n. ~,N Cruz, "!', . 1 no.,',17~- f 82 .11 1-63. IMIPA GEOUCHADZE, &.Q. Middle Jurassic history of the development of the Tkibuli-Shaori coal deposit and its prospects. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 32 no. lt73-79 0 163. (MIRA 17s9) 'roctirmicat rat thod ioT the ellinEndtfan n4 *.a inter- Fwl~y and Ve A I PYIxin --The _J" of t~r C e1cctr(A.- in epretrognprik. wcptk II fico'ntly (I by t.'Iv Appe-tr4trice 0 etruig rymbod(a tmcfl. in the (unite tegVn A. 11w nw- c,: K.SA vt K11:0. il Kvrzted to redIct Oc UIC tcalp eal to Promote L11 wiq 'icing ~41w' III 04m, tLc ufc ii the int~rruntvd arc is rc-,wm. Ora Cd. , U10tr tllu~e C' wfitioni. file IntrAcitfive of III't C~4 tivuls h. 6rgcly Chininat"). Qwflitatnely' the metlmd -1j U$r(nj in Ult ticatrin. ,f the rate Willi; ii, A1(011)z L~)Iitg. 11'e, Pk,, a;0 MO; and in C,%CO, contg, traces of L-4 and Ba. Q-LwtjtAtivrJ~. tht. mcth(Al k applicAbllt tQ the drtn. of Cr. Pty, and re I NaCt in the micn- range 0141- O.Ouj Britt O.M I -- 1 0"; , I ("p. In IX)tb 11o"j, quant. ituditi, Unti occurring in Uir Wial itoon are wtd. G. Prait. GEGUS . Erno - ~ - Sensitivity of spectrum analysis performed with solid tests and sclutions. Magy kem folyoIr 65 no. 12: 469-471 159. 1. Vaolpari Kutato Intezet, Budapest. GEGUS, Erno Rapid spectrum analysis by solution for analysing blast fur-ace and open-hearth slags. Magy kem folyoIr 67 no.9:402-406 9 '61. 3. Vasipari Kutato Ditezet, Budapest. ERDEY, Laszlo GEGUS, Erno; T. VANDORFFY, I*ria Analysis of natural waters by high-frequency titration. Mao ken lap 17 no.68277-281 Ja '62. 1, Budapesti Metaki Egystem Altalanos Kemid Tanazek. .PEGVS,-Erxo _ An itinerant meoting on Bpectrum analysiB. Koh lap 96 no.ls48 A 163. ,.--GEGUS. Erno Determination of trace elements in iron and steel by meana of spjctrum analysis. I. Koh lap 95 no.1.1:509-512 N 162. 1. Yatipari Kutato Intezet. GEGUS, Erno Speotrm analysis of slags. Koh lap 96 no.209-85 F 163. 1. Vaelpari Kutato Intent, Budapest.. ft -GEGUS, Xr5; WITCR, Tibor - Homo-woe opectrographiq appli=ces- Ma" ken lap IS no*213: IP-Mr 163. 3.. vasipari lutato Intesete GEGUS, Erno Hethod for testing inclusions isolated from steel in solutions by spectrum analysis& Koh lap 96 no.8:377-381 Ag 163. 1, Vasipari Nutato Intesetv Budapest*