SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAZAKOV, YU.P. - KAZAKOVA, L.L.

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KAUKOTI IU.P,.-,.
Plotting a coodinate grid on shoot blanks prior to die
stampimg.
Kus.-shtan. Ookv. 2 no.8t2l-22 Ag 1~0. (MIRA 14s2)
,0heet-ustal work)

SOV/84-58-11-44/58
AUTHOR: Kazak4~~.Acting Unit Commandtr
TITIE: Rocket Signaling (Signalizatsiya raketami')
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatsiya, 1958, Nr 11, p 32 ~'USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author tells how his unit sprayed a forrslZed
ar~~a
of 6,0)0 ha in the vicinity of Mosqew using mobile radio units
and ro-.kets for signaling. Two signalm.tn, equipped with small
packs ,.ontaining ultra shortwavt F-108 and P-109 radio units
walked in a parallel direction at a d--'stance of 6 km from
iSa~:h
other. A similar radio unit was installtd on the floor of th;_:
An-2 cockpit betwten the pilots' a-5ats. Wtvan retar.,hing a
.k
one of the crew would radio the command whtreupon th,;.~
signal3L--n sen-tl thest out to guide the pi'-'.ots. This
method provtd
safer because it did not divert the pil&,sl attention, and alsia
more useful since the process could ba repo~ated If an area had
not besn adequately sprayed. The cost of ro!ikets i~ost 600
rlablts,
while signal flags for the same area would have cost 3,360
rubl,!~a.
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Country t Bulgaria T
Catogoz-y : Human and Auiw&l ftsiology, Circulation
Abs. Jour. : Pef Zhur Biol, No. 2, 1959, No. 8087
Fikolol,,A.; Y~qzakuya A,' Chu-
leva A.; Yuslmov,D; igrAtova,F; 141kol(. ~idAev
)Ya, M.; ', T.
Tbe i-ofect of thi Bulgarian. Syntivitic Estrogenic Frepa-
ration "Vitestrol" on Blood Pressure.
Orig Flub. JzT. Gtd. biol. I med. nauki. Bolg. AN. Sir.
eksperlm.
1,iol. i me&., 1957, No. 1, 47--55
tj
Vitlestrol was Injected In doses of 0.5, 1.3 and
5 mg/kg Into normal, atropinitad, -vagotomlyed and do-
cerebrate cats, as wall as Into cats vith carotid
sinuses removed. VItestrol lowered blood pressure by
16--35$ (depending upon the does) vJthin 72--395 seconds.
There were no substantial differencee between the noizal
and the operated animals. It to suggested that viteatrol
acts d1rectly upon tha smooth muscle elements of the
vessel valls.--S.B.Stafanoy.
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
32057
1ki S'11 3/182/62/000/001/003/004
D038/D113
Rubenkova, L.A. and E~~
Investigation on the stress-strain state in deep drawing
PERIODICKJ: Kuzneohno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 1,
1962, 11-13
TEXT: Rejects and metal ruptures which fr equently occur
during dee draw-
ing operations of the two-seotion gas tanks of the3"J1l64
(Z IL_ 1164~ auto-
mobile ar(i investigated. The stress-strain stato of one
section of the
gas tank was investigated during deep drawing. 160 mm diame
specimens made
of a lead clad steel of the following chemical composition
and properties
were tested and investigated% 0.06% C; 0.005% P1 0.012% S;
0.0210 Si; ?.35%
Mn; 0.04% Cr; 0.05% Ni; 0.0021 Al; 0.04% Cul yield point -
26.2 kg/mm
tensile strength - 32.2 kg/mm ; relative elongation -
34.3%, and the depth
according to the Eriahsen test method - 10.8 mm. The
authors conclude that
(1) only completely out out blanks should be deep drawn;
(2) the shoots
should be pinch press rolled or rolled before deep drawing
to avoid the
aging effoct; (3) correct gap dimensions should be
maintained between the
punch and the die bad, and the face of the draw bed should
be free of
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KUKHTAROV, V.I.; WAKU Y11 P-, 1n7h., retsenzent;
SEUPIYEV, V.V.,
inzh., retsenzent; BABENKO, V.A., inzh., red.;
MARKIZ, Yu.L.,
red.izd-va; WKIND, V.D., tekhn. red.
(Cold stamping]Kholodnaia shtampovka. Moskva,
Mashgiz, 1962.
403 P. (MIRA 16:2)
(Sheet-metal work)

3/182/63/000/001/W4/012
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AU"INOM: - Rubenkova, L. A., KazaRov, Yu. P., Dryashin, 1. B.
TITLE: Selection of sheet steel for stamping Intricate parts
PERIODICAL: Kuznechno-shtairpovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 1,
1963, 9 - 11
TErr: At the Institut mashinovedeniya (Institute of the
Science of Machines)
method.,; have been developed to determine the magnitude of
stresses and deforma-
tions ~,n components of intricate shape. By these methods it
is possible 1) to de-
termJnl- the actual magnitudes of stresses and deformations
arising in drawing
parts 3f Intricate shape, 2) to determine the critical
deronnation magnitudes
which, once they are attained, might impair the stability of
the drawing process,
3) to establish the mechanical clearances that ensure
optimum stamping conditions
of the metal. The authors give R detailed description of
determining the,above
factors, present relevant formulae and an example or
calculating the stressed and-_
deforned state in stamping the fender of the 3ZJI-164
(ZIL-164) truck. The cal-
culation results are compiled In a table. By using these
methods, it is possible
to classify components according to intricacy groups,
depending on the actual
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S11 82/6 3/OW/001/CO4/012
SelectIon of sheet steel for... A004/AI26
deformations and stresses and thus select material with
optimum mcchnnical prop-
erties. There are 3 figures and 1 table.
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KAZAKOV, Yu.P.; RUBENKOVA, L.A.
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Nature of applied stress in the fraving of
intricately shaped
parts. Kuz.-shtam.proizv. 5 no-3:17-19 Mr 163.
(MIRA 16W
(Drawing (Metalwork)) (Strata and stresses)

RUBENKOVA, L.A.. KAZAKOV,, Yu.P.; DRYASHIN, I.B.
Selection of a sheet steel for the die stamping oil intricate parts.
Kuz.-shtam,. proizv. 5 no,139-31 Ja*163, (HEIA 16:2)
(Sheet-metal work) (Sheet steel-Testing)
T.
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wAK(n., IU,P,;3mwIrsv, V.V.
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Devulopift an efficient design of ZIL cooler parts.
Kuz.--shtam.proizv.
5 no-6:21;13 Ag 163. (KM 16:9)
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MENKOVA, L.A.; KAZAKOV, Yu.P.
Investigating stress-ottain gonditions ~W~die cupping. Kuz.-
shtam. proizv. 4 no-1:11-13 Ja 62.
(MIRA 17:3)
47

IMCHETOV, A.D., inzh.
ALiomating the striking of welding arcs, Svar.
proizv. no.9:33-
34 165. (KRA 18:9)

KAZAKOV, Z.
Lum,-, together. Grazhd.av. 20 no.4:27 Ap 163. (MA 16:5)
1. Nachallnik aeroporta Yqaohkovo.
(Aeronautics, Commercial-Study and teaching)

AUTHORS:
TITIJB:
37776
S/661/61/000/006/071/081
D247/D302
Borodin, M. Ya., Kazakov,,-Z.-I., Koroleva, A. P. and
Popov, V. A.
Foam plastics based on silico-organic resins and their
combination with organic polymers
3OURCE. Khimiya i prakticheskoye primexieniye kremneorganicheskikh
soyedineniy; trudy konferentsii, no. 6: Doklady, diskuB-
sii, resheniye. II Vaes. konfer. po khimii i prakt. prim.
kremneorg. soyed., Len. 1958. Leningrad, Izd-vo AN SSSRq
1961, 304-306
TEXT: Two types of silico-organic resins were investigated; Resins
for layer foams and resins from acetoxyBilanci3. The coefficient of
contraction, mechanical durability and dielectric properties were
considered. Sone of the uses of the layer foams were mentioned.
11.1wAnum powder as a filler was assessed (thermostability being ob-
.ained up to 40000). In the discussion the minimum weight by volume
and the water capacity for the Bilico-layer foams were given.
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KAZAKOV, Z.14.
Practices in aerial spraying of forests with
chemicals. Zashch.
rast, ot vred. i bol. 4 no.2:29-30 Mr-Ap 159. (HUIA
16:5)
(Moscow Provinco-Gypsy moth-Extermination)
(Moscow Province-Aeronautics in forestry)

K,kZ.%KOVA, A. A
"Bacteriosis of Wheat)" Trudy Vsesoiuznogo Nauchno-IssledovtelInkogo
Ir.stituta Zerria J
Produktov E,-,,o Pererabotki,- no. 13, 1934, pp. 3P-40. 591~~ MP5
17HAILSKIY V. P. and KAZMKOVA, A
SO: SIRA: SI-19-53, 15 Dec. 1953

FAZAKOVA; A. A.
Onions
Local ordons from vegetative propagation. Sad i og.; No. 7; 10~52.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, .1953.
Unclassified.
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1. PPIVNEV, D. D.;.KAZAKO%'A, A. A*
2. ussR 600
h. OnioriB
7. Green onions throughout the year, Dost. sellkhoz, No, 12,
1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
April 1953, Uncl.

ALICEUNDROV, Bergey Vasillyevich. Icandidat eel'
Bkokhozyayotvannykh nauk:
BILYAYEV, Anton Semenovich; VASILIY3V, Vasiliy
luklyanovich, kandidat
sell skokhozyayetvannykh nauk; IAZAIOU. Antonina
Alekseyevus. kanIt4at
sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk; KAMERAZ. Abram
Yakovlevich. kandidat
sellskokhozyaystvenrorkh nauk; 3XCHURIV, Boris
Ivanovich. kandidat
sallskokhozyaystvennykh nauk; BRRZHNXV. D.D.,
professor, doktor
sellskokhozyaystvannykh nauk. redaktor; PSTROV. N.P..
redaktor;
CHUNAUVA, Z.V., tekhnicheakiy redaktor
(Vegetable gardening)Ovoi3hchevodetvo. Pod red.
D.D.Brezhneve. Moskva,
Goo. izd-vo salkhoz. lit-ry, 1956. 472 p. (MISA 9:12)
(Vegetable gardening)

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables. Melons. M-3
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 25055
Author Kazakova, A.A.
Inst Is
Title The Effect of Temperature on the Growth and Develop-
ment of the Onion
Orig Pub: Tr. po prikl. botan., genet. i selektsii, 1957, 31,
No 2, 117-121
Abstract: Tests made in Leningradskaya Oblast with various
onion
varieties (Bessonovskiy, Taltausakiys Kaba and
Vologodskiy) have demonstrated that storing the
seedlings and select onions at reduced temperatures
(5-80) produces a slowing up of growth in the vegeta-
tive organs and an acceleration in generative develop-
ment. The storage of onions at lowered temperatures
lead to the large-scale shoot formation in the plants
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66

LUKOVNIKOVA, G.A., kand.sel'skok:hoz.nauk; KAZAKOVA,
A.A., kand.biol.nauk
Effect-of growing conditions on the chemical composition
and economic
features of certain onion species. Trudy po prikl. bot.,
gen, i
sel. 32 no.39116-132 159. (MIRA 14:5)
(onions)

KAZkKC-YVA, A.A,., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk
Methods of obtaining sterile forms of onion. Trudy pq
prikl, bot.,
gen. i 9e1. 32 no.31304-305 '59. VINA 14'-5)
(onions) (St6rility in plants)
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KAZLKOVA, A.A., kand.seltakokhom.riauk; STAROKOZHEV, S.I.
Hou the time of planting affects the biological features
of garlic.
Trudy po, prikl. bot.p gen. i ael, 32 nojiI46-10 159,
(Garlic) (Planting time) (MIRA 14:5)
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AUT11ORS: Andrianov, K. A., Zhdanov, A. A., SOV/62-59-3-13/37
Fazakova, A. A.
TITLE: Synthesis of Now Polymers With Inorennic Chnins of Molecules
(Sintez novykh polimerov s neorganiclieskimi tnepyami molekul)
PERIODICAL; Izvest-iya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khiricheski'r-lh
nauk,
1959, Nr 3, pp 466-471 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper some reactions of the formation of new
polymers with mineral chains of molecules containing aluminum,
titanium, phoophorus, and oxygen atomq were investigated.
By means of double decomposition of sodium ethyl silanolate
with titanium-tetrachloride as wellas of sodium trimethyl
silanolate with titanium tetrachloride and aluminum chloride
dodecamethyl-titanoxy-tetrasiloxane, dodecaethyl-titanoxy-
tetrasiloxane and nonamethyl alumoxy-trisiloxane were syn-
thesized. In the investigation of the hydroly'ic stability of
nonaethyl-alumoxy-trisiloxane it was foun-1 that during hydro7
lysis a nimultaneous formation of polyoyganoBilylalumoxanes -
polymers with the elementary Croup of ~he for=ula
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Sy.r!thesis of New Polymers With Inorganic Chains of
SOV/0'2-510-3-13/37
Molecules
ASSOCIATION:
SUB14ITTED:
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- Al - 0 - takes place. On the interaction of nonaethyl-
I
ubi(C2H5)3
alumoxy-trisiloxane with tris-triethyl-ailylphosphate poly-
organosilylphosphoralumoxanes with the elementary group of
the formula Osi(C 11 )
1 2 5 3
- Al - 0 - f, - 0 -
Si (CP5~0
are formed. Similar polymers are also formed in the reaction
of nonaethyl-alumoxy-trisiloxane with triethyl-silylphosphoric
acid. There are 3 figures, 3 tables, and 5 Soviet references.
Institut elementooreanicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Elemental Organic Compounds of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR)
June 25, 1957

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ljolecule 0110
5 (3)
RS. ova 9 Jel~ul)- J~sjfos-
kUT11O J~azalr -polymers With I 1~ tsepyaml ""
Jmi (.,..FoljorganOsilO
te
neorgani Ches
-~Sy~ntrov
T -1
j)SR-jOD1CJ&Lt
jBSTp,ACT,
'aril
r
,
eBiS
.
aluminumoxans
(Sintez Polimelolyphosyllo
J.Yoljorganosi ) . Vol 292 lir 49 P9 1284
f oralYu"Oitsany 19591
1 obshch'By investiga-
Zhurna rt (Ref 1) the phos-
(1USSR) 10%yalum-Inum
, the preceding roPo 11cylsil (trial-
-in Contill'aation 0~ olya If the tris-
vj()W Shov that the I" osilicon 0010pounds aO-
re he VOIYOO"(ensation 0 ultine Poly'
tions under obtained V1 t h f the re,
hates arc num Vith orgallO-Phonsapture 0 ad3.cal in the sur-
V
lsiloxy)-alumi ) an,, 2). The or,anic T ion of tris-
XY . chemes I oj the U naensat . .
cording to 5 the ature 'By the 0 0 hoSphlTlIc acid
(IS on xarle grouPs * noxyl) ge-re 01
iners aepell . triethYls' o Polymers
iallrylsilo -with 200-220 lid
Tou-nding t, ) - aluminum Itable, Dn& so
iloy-~ )-Phosphate at t me 0 Ba-~Ie
-(triethylo.ictli;flailyl l1ablc no -Under th r e
.,ature. roaucts
tris-(ti to an Unso temPI
or. 'I . I cliallu"d ontione(l filid linsoluble P
tallied hjc.l afore-
state a~ ove tile (1, not meltablel
Condi tionG Soli
products which were, at the same time, ir--
--Au-ie in organic solutions resulted from the condensation of
tris-(trimethylsiloxy)-aluminum with trimethylsiloxyphosphinic

Synthesis of the Polymers With Inorganic Molecule
SOV/79-29-4-53/77
Chains. I.Polyorganosiloxyphosphoaluminumoxans
acid or with trio-(trimeth,,,Ioilyl.)-phosphato. There
are 2
figures and 5 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: March 15, 1958
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S/079/61/031/001/019/025
15.SIILI 2U5 BO01/B066
AUTFORS: Andrianov, K. A., Khananashvili, L. Mk, Kazakova, A.
A.,
and Ivanov, A. A.
TITLE: Synthesis of Poly (phenoxy-me thy I -pho s phi noxy)
Aluminum. Oxares
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1961, Vol. 31, No. 1,
pp. 228 - 231
TEXT: Following their papers of Refs. 1 and 2, and in view of
Ref. 3, the
authors now studied the syntheses of some
organophosphorus-aluminum com-
pounds and tried to convert them to polymers with a principal
chain of
aluminum oxanes. The synthesis of these
organophosphorus-aluminum com-
pounds was made by esterification of the acid chloride of
methyl phos-
phinic acid with phenol, combined with a renction of the
resultant methyl-
phenoxy phosphinic acid chloride with aluminum-n-butylate,
according to
the equation:
/Cl 'Cl CH3
Al(OC4R9)31(C H Al-O-P/~O~ C H Cl.
CH3P_O+C 6H5OR ICH 34 ` 4 90)2 1 4 9
OC6H
Cl 0C Ili,
5
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Synthesis of Poly(phenoxy-methyl-phoaphinoxy)
S/079/61/031/001/019/025
Aluminum Oxanes B001/B066
Compound M, hitherto not yet described, was separated in pure
condition
by distillation of the reaction products (26.2 %). The low
yield is due to
the formation of compound CH 3PO(OC6R 5)2 and, presumably, of
a mixture of
condensation products of the organophosphorus compounds
present. The yield
of butyl chloride was 58 %. The reaction carried out at 80 -
900C yields
phenoxymethyl-phosphinoxy-dibutoxy aluminum (II). Elevated
temperatures
give compounds insoluble in organic solvents. The'viscosity of
the product
of the hydrolysis of compound (II) rapidly increases. This
hydrolysis
probably gives;
C H 0--A1- 0 -Al- 0 The increase in viscosity depends on the
water
4 9 1 quantity applied, it is most pronounced at the
U beginning reaction. The hydrolysis products
CH- ~=O CH P, =0 separated from the solution are solid
compounds
3 1 3
0C H H soluble in butyl alcohol. A study of the thermo-
6 5 6 5 mechanical properties of the hydrolysis products
reveals that an increase on the water quantity in the above
hydrolysis
does not affect the flow temperature of the polymer
considerably, but
somewhat decreases the interval between the temperaturesof
vitrification
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ANDRIANOV, Y~. J- I A
2~ itb iVvr9=i(' chains of zoleculeoe
Synthesis Of polymrs v I plast. massy no.3:24-26
polyorganos jlmcypbcephomlUROx-ane' - (Wm 16: 4)
163o compounds)
Silicon organic pounds)
Phosphorus Organic c0" de)
Iluxin= organic COIRPOun
~pcjMrization)

!,ACCESSION NR: AP4037291 S/0190/64/006/'005/0940/094
AUTHORt Zhdanov,*'A, At; Andrianovq Ko A,; Kazakova, A. A.;
Baksheyeva, To So
TITLE; Polymors with inorganic backbono, Synthesis of polyorgeno-.
phomphoroaluminoxance
SOURCE: Vy*ookomolekulyarny*ye soyedinaniya, v. 6, no. 5, 1964,
940-944
TOPIC TAGS: polymers, inorganic backbone containing polymer, phos-
phorus containing polymer, aluminum containing polymer,
aluminoxane,''
polyorganophosplioroaluminoxane, aluminum containing polymethylphos-
phonaw. aluminum ethylate, aluminum butylate, diathyl methylphos-
phonate, dibutyl methylphosphonate, diphanyl methylphosphonate,
polycondensation, mothylphosphonyl chloride
ABSTRACTi The reaction of aluminum alcoholates with some deriva-
tives of methylphosphonic acid, and the properties of the condensa-
tion products obtained have been studied. Aluminum ethylate or:
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aluminum butylate was condensed with either methylphosphonyl chlo
ride or diethyl, d1butyl, or diphanyl mothylphosphonate, Solid
polymers obtained iL the process of the progressing condensation
contained the group
[LO-AJ-0
H R
3
and, if mothylphosphonate chloride was used, the group
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confirmed
in which P, 0, and Al were consecutively bound; this was
i by the fact that phenetolo and not diphenyl or diethyl ether, was
formed in the reaction between aluminum e'hylate and diphenyl.
methylphosphonatee Polymer fusibility, glass transition tempera-
ture T,.and solubility in organic solvents decreased with the in-
cre age in the degree of condensation. Thus, for
poly(ethoxyalumino-,'
methylphosphonate) in the initial degree of condensation, T9 was
90-100C, while in the progressed condensation stage, T. was
130-150C; it is to be noted that T for poly(butoxyalumLnomethyl--.
phosphonate) at a similar degree of condensation was 60-80C be-
cause of thd steric hindrance of butoxy groups, which prevent closp
packing of polymeric chains. Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 7
formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheakikh soyedineniy AN SSSR
(Institute of Organoolemental Compounds, AN'SSSR)
SUBMITTEDI 02Jul63
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DATE ACQ: 09Jun64 ENCLt 00
NO REF SOVt 006 OTHERt 001

BREZITEV, D.D., akademikj KAZIN)VA, A.Ao. kand. sellskokhoz. nauk
Vdriability in the characters of onlons under the influence of
growing conditions, Do~l. Akad. cellkhoz. nauk n0.3312-15 Mr
165. (MIRA 1815)
1. VaesoyuzW nauch-nc--issledova tell skiy institut rastenlyevodstva.
g

PICRTIGOVA, V.A.; ROZHKOV, A.M.; -KAZAKOVA, A.A.
Tar acid eiters in resins from Siberian cedar. Trudy
Khim.-met.
inst. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no. 13r:41-45 159. (MIRA 14:1)
(Wood tar) (oleoresins) (Cedar)

KA71KOV, Ye. D.; LYUBUSHKIN, V. T. ; KAZAKOVA, A. F.
Linua- div:ori-tions of corn kurtiol.- and tholr
wo-Iiibility. I Zv. vys.
ucheb.zanv.; piolich,tokh.no. 2:1G-15 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. \,ookovskiy teklinologicheskiy institut pishchavoy
promyshler'llosti,
kafedru promyshlonnoy pererabotki kukuruzy i kafedra
biokhimii
i zernovedonlyn.
:i~;, L-,~ I ?U11

ZMOV. N.M.; GRICCHNIVA, L.V-!, KAZAICOVA, A.G.
,- " I . - 4 --
Result of moo two-stage therapy of ancariasio. Ked.
paras. I po=s.
bol. no.2:120-124 Ap-Je 154. (K= 718)
1. Is protivonalywriynoy stantsti,
sanitarno-oplitesiologichoolcoy
stantoll I detskogo sanatorlya Yrachabno~-mmitamogo
otdola
Moselektrotyagetroya Kinisterstva, putoy
moobahchaniya SSML
(ASCARIASIS. in infant and childt
*ther., two-stage moo ther.)

XAZAKOVA. A.N.; SIUCVCHICNKO, F.I., professor, saveduyushchiy.
Further Investigations of the bactericidal properties of dry
garlic; author's
abstract. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i imman. no.8:17-18 Ag '53. (KLRA
6:11)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii Samarkandskogo moditsinskogo instituta im.
akademika
I.P.Pavlova. (Garlic--Therapeutic use)

KAU OVA, A.U.; SHETCHENKO, Jr.M., professor, saveduyushchiy.
Rxperimental study of the effectiveness of dry garlic in the
treatment of
suppurative wounds; author's abstract. Zhur.mikrobiol.Gpid.i
imrmn. no.8:
18-19 A& '53. (K6RA 6:11)
1. Xafedra mikrobiologii Samarkandskogo meditsinskogo
instituta im. akad. I.P.
Pavlova. (Garlic--Therapeutic use) (Wounds)

USSR/.Xicrobiology Medical and Veterinary. F-4
Abs. J:)-Lir Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 7, 1957, 26375
Author Shevchenko, F.I., Kazakova, A.N., El'tekova,
N.I.
Inst SFkmrkand Medical
Title The Appearance of Indications of Pathogenic
Properties
in Coliform Bacilli In Relation to the Composition of
the Nutrient Medium.
Orig 'nub ; Sb- nauch, tr, Samrkandsk. med. In-t,
1956, 11, 91-97
Abst : Cultures of coliform bacilli CB) were sowed in
cups
containing blood W, potato M), carrot (III) and
sugar (IV) agar and, for control purposes, the usual
meat-peptone agar (MPA). The strains selected showed
varying indications of being pathoeenic (hemolysia,
saccharose decomposition, negative trypaflavin reac-
tion), while one lacked these Indications. CB cultu-
res with pathogenic features, upon segmentation and
two regenerations over a period of 33 to 511 dais,
Card

SHEVCHENKOO F.I., prof.; AMITAMOV, M.A.; ISHCHENKO,
G.N.; KAZAKOVA, A.N.;
SLITEKOVAp N.I.
Biological characteristics of pathogenic serological
types of
Esoberichia coli. Mad. zhur. Uzb. no.2t22-25 F 162.
(14IRA 15:4)
1. 1z kafedry mikrobiologil Soma kandskogo
gosudari3tvennogo meditsin-
skollo institute, imeni I.P.Pavlova.
(ESCIERIGILIA COLI)
f"Z I ~;l

SHYWCHENKO, F.I.,prof.; AKHTAMOV, M.A.; ISHCHEN10,
G.Vq-KAZAKOVA, A.N.;
ELITEKOA, N.I. -
Some reeults of a study of Escherichla coli in
connection with
the etiology of diarrhea in small children.
Pediatria 38. no-4:
17-2) Apr260. (MIRA 16:7)
1. 1z kafedry mikrobiologli (z&~,.-prof.
F.I.Shevchenko) Samac-
kands)-ogo meditainekogo institAita imeni akademika
Pavlova.
(ESCHERICHIA CCLI) (DIARRIfEA)

KCTYAKHOY, F.I.; MHLINIKOVA. Yu.S., TMM. G.Y.-,
UZAKOVA, A.V.
Determining water saturation and oil recovery
factors of sands on
the bnais of drill core analysis. Neft.khos.34
no.6:28-34 Je 156.
(Oil well logging) (Petroleum engineering) - (MLRA
9:9)

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ISROPKIN. T.G.. Prialmali uchostiye: TUKEXBAYST,
laborant. LATLIM, D.S.. red.; ANOXHINA, M.G.,
tekhn.red.
[Mechanization and electrification of collective farms
in
Kirghizistan] Makhanizatelia i elektrofilcataiia
kolkhoznogo
proizvodstva Xirgizii. Frunze, Akad.nauk Kirgizakoi
SISR,
Institut okonomiki, 1959* 128 p. (MIRA 13:7)
(Kirghisistan-Blectrification)
(Kirghizistan--Collective farms)

SSMZLI, Te.B., kand. tekhn. nauk; KAZAKOVAi G.L.,
inzh.
Ezperimental luminaires in classrooms. Svetotekhnika
5 no.8:13-18
Ag 159. (MR& 13:2)
l.Vsesoy=ny7 evetotakhnicheakiy institut.
(Schools--Lighting)

K
USSIR/Physics
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 11/45
Authors : Yurin, A. N.; Kazakova, G. N.; and Lurle, B. G.
Title : Experiments with diffusion of bromine in solid argentum-bromide
for purp'Oses
of studying
Periodical. :
Dok. AN SSSR 99/4o 529-531, Dec 1, 1954,
Abstract I
Ecperiments
with bromine diffusion in solid argentum-bromide are described.

Bromine
diffusion of pure bromine as well ag brominated samples were studied

with
the help of a radioactive indicator Br82. Two methods - the contact ant

the
adsorption methods - were used. The first one was used in the cases of

pure
bromine samples, the second, in the cases of brominated samples. Diffu.

sion coefficients obtained by both methods are considered quite
satisfactory

and can be expressed as follows: D Br- = 0.50e-24000 RT cm2/sc
. Coefficients

of electric conductivity of bromine and brominated samples
were also deter-

mined. Ten references 7-USSR (1937-1954). Dia-rams.
Institution :
Leningrad State University im. A. A. Zhdanov
F

i
esented by:

Vcademici rski-A . June' 9, 1954
an P. 1. Luki

ROSHKI14) V.G., kand. tekhn. nauk; GALAKTIONOV,
A.A., kand. arkh.;.
LARKINA, V.I.p inzh.; YANTIKOVA, M.P., inzh.;
KAZAKOVA, G.N.,
teklm.; GUa!k:, M.A., red. izd-va; ShMT7;'EVA, N.V.,
tekhn. red.
[Synthetic floor coverings) Sinteticheskie materialy
d3-ia pok-
rytiia polov. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo lit-ry po stroit
arkhit
i stroit. materialam, 1961. 155 p. U111RA 15:;)
1. Veesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut
novykh
stroitellrqkh materialov. 2. Laboratoriya
otdolochrqkh plant-
mass Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatell:3kogo
instituta novykh
stroitcllnykh materialov Akademii stroitellstva i
arkhitektury
SSSR (for Koshkir., Galaktionov., Larkina Yantikova,
Kazakova).
(Floor coverlngs~
i1747M77777

E-
it:; Ov t~,-
Central
r.rige of t kit.I
korploksllyy
"Ta Levon
libingkogo ot
ul-,ravlerilye.-

SHVACHKIN, Yu,P.: 511PRUMAt I.K.; KAZAKOVAr G.V.
Synthesis of dauterated 2-thiouracils. Zhur. ob.
khim. 34 no.11:
3846-3847 N 164 (mm 18:1)
1. Moskovskly gosudarstyennyy universitet imeni
Lomonosova.

KAZAEWAg GoTes'
Iffioient methods of preparing vigetable ingredients
used in the
vroduction. of vermouth, Izv- vyN, uchab' sav.; pishoh.
tekh. no;l:
109-112 158, (MM 11:8)
1; Moskarskly tekhnologichesidy iustitut pishohavoy
proavehlennosti,
Kafedra vinodellya,
(Termauth) Obsenoss and essential oils)
M- 771777h
N: W

KAUXXOVA, G.Te.
Role of amino acids in the making of vermautho
Izv.vya.
ucheb.sav.; pishch.takh. no.4:161-164 159.
0AIRA 13:2)
1. ?4oskovskiy takhnologicheokiy inatitut
pishchevoy promy-
shlennosti. KafecIra vinodeliya.
(Wine and wine making) (Amino acids)
0

KAZAKOVA, G. Yo., Cand of Tech Sci - (diss) "InventiFation of
DiT Ingredients and L~e
Technology of Absinth," Moscow, 1959p 20 pp (Moscow
fachno,ogical Institute of the
Food Industry) (KL, 5-60; 126i)

KAZAKOVA, I.I.; GORODNOV, V.D.; MDROZOVA, Ye.V.
Effect of chemical reagents on the amount of
centrifugate in
clay muds. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 7
no.10:24-27 164.
(MIRA 18t2)
1. MoO v.01v institut neftekhImicheakoy i gazovoy
prouWahlennosti
imeni a~ademlka I.M. Gubk1na.

KULEBAKIN, P.G.; KAZAKOVA, I.P., in-Lh.
Efficiency of using disc plow-harrows and cultivators. Zemlodelle
24 no.412&-30 Ap 162. (MMU 15:4)
1. Sibirskiy filial Vaesoyuznogo nauchno-isoledovatellskogo
instituta mekhanizataii sel'skogo khozyzystva. 2. Rukovoditell
laboratorii poclivoobrabotki Sibirskogo filiala Vaesoyuznogo
nauchno issledovatel'skogo instituta mekhanizatsii sel'skogo
khozyz-yetva (for Kulebakin).
(Soil moisture) (Tillage)
'IRM
V
P.

EL c
aga cca~-.-Gs a-~c C.-
.-.o of
e:-,ce 3f '.n ra, tev,'.es T
SOURCE: Sb- 3 vses.
konf ore nt s i va po pe r a s
or Z an C., - f - r a VF--,
--a- z~onad, aomotra;-.zplaritat ion,
L
Synestrol, testLs
1017 :
TRAN SLAT .1 Sexu&'-Iy mature Castrated male rats
-lants in the scroturr. of half a teatis taken from rags
recelvad a 0.1 7"' ~4ose o"L' a o.'!
~.a.'I-v for 6 mos, Cont:-o" ra--s recoived :~os~,cq
f~-c)m day o1d rats cmd sexually mature r.Qt.9 who
sYnastrol. The tranBplantod taste!i all died In a st&--e o f L
CO~J 1/2
F-I ~SI
Aiii,

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1, 157A-65

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NR: AR4045769

sper-matog
enesis aftor 25
days.
Transplants from- 12 day old ra-~s
underwent
didifferentiation sand

depleted tubule stn.;c7,,!-re
L4tbl to

"-'n,~,Ia
tubules
o,-. Z'-,
-a

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K0HTXV, A.I.,kandidat maditeinskikh nauk; TANTSYnYA, Ye.N.;
Problem of listerellosis.Llin. mad. 35 no.1:102-104 Ja '57
(VI.RA 10:4)
1. Is kafedry infektsionnykh boleznev (zav.-zaalushannyv dayatell
nauki prof. V.P. Petrov) Kuybyshevskogo maditainakogo instituta.
(MONONUCLEOSIS)
7-777777~~~~,

RABINOTIGH, YU.I.; KAZAKOVA, K.V.
Luminosity distribution in the cloudless sky, expressed in
absolute units, for selective radiation receivers. Trudy GGO
no.125t58-61 162. (MBA 15:6)
.(Atmoepheric.transp&renoy) (aolar radiation)
BULG,'URIA Cuit~vatod Plants. Grains. Lo-imes. M-1
TroplOal Coroals.
Aba Jour ;Rof Zhur - Bioloelyaw No 2, 1959, No. 6214
Author :Gotsov Kosta; Kazakova Xlera
Inst Dobrud~ha scje~t.-re 's..institute
Title iCertain Problems in Wheat Sowing
Orig Pub :Byul. nauchno-proizv. Inform. Dobrudzh.
nauchno-izslad. in-ti No 2, 7-14
jAbstract :No abstract given
Card 1/1

KAZAKOVA , L. , student; FEhir-R, L. , student;
CSFANOVA, M. , student
Dynamics of the blood pressure of pregnant women
according to
data from the Simipalatinsk Maternity Home during 1954
to 1955.
Trudy Semipal. med. inst. 2:193-201 159. WIRA 15:4)
1. lafe-~ra gospitallnoy terapii (zav.kafedroy - doktor
med.nauk,
prof. II.Ya.Spivuk) i kafedra alnishoratva i ginokologii
(zav.kafodroy -
kand.med.nauk A.A.Kozbagarov) Somipalatinskogo
gosudarstvennogo
madits-inskogo instituta.
(BIMD PRESSURE) (PREGNMICY)

KAZAKOV, A... inzh.j KAZAKOVA, L. sh.
in
Ship lifter on the Charleroi - Brussels Canal* Rech.
transp. 22 no.3:
45-46 Mr 163- % (MIBA 16:4)
(Charleroi-Brussels CanAl.-Locks (Hydraulic engineering))

PAYLOY, Ivan Vasillyevich t L.A..-V. redektor, KkKAROVA,
A.N.,
tekhnicheskiy redakt6r'-"wm41mR5Rwm"
(Innovations in collective farm democracy] Novoe v
kolkhoanoi demokra-
tii. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo iurid. lit-ry, 1956. 38 p.
(Hiah 9:10)
(Collective farms)
4- "3

6'?~ f-) ~N C" v't I I " h
SHMNOV. Attik Vleidimirovich; KAZAKOVA, L.A., redaktor;
SHCHEDRINA, N.L.,
tekhnicheskiy re(taktox-,
(Procedure in allotting plots to Industrial and
nonindustrial
workers in rural localities] Portadok otvods samellnykh
uchastkoy
rabochim I slushashchim v sel'skoi mestnosti. Moskva,
Gos.ttd-vo
iurid.lit-ry, 1957. 53 p. (HLU 10:9)
(Allotment of land)

POKROVSKIY, Ivan Yedornvich; PYATNITSKIY, P.P.,
kand.yuridicheakikh nauk,
otvetetvann.vy red.; KAZAKOVA, L.A., red.; ASTAKHOVA. I.Y.,
takhn.red.
[The machine-tractor station is the mainstay of State
control of
collective farms] KTS - opornyt punkt gosudaretvannogo
rukovodstva
kolkhozami. Otv.red. P.P.Piatnitskii. Hosk-,a, Gos.izd-vo
iurid.
lit-ry, 1957. 97 P. (MIRA 11:2)
(Machine-tractor stations)

GRIGORITIV, Serpy Timofeyevich; XAZALOTA, L.A., red.; IDSAW"A,
Te.N.,tekhn.red.
[Rights and obligations of inspection committees on collective
fame]
Prove i obiazannosti revisionnykh komisaii kolkhozoy. Moskva,
Goo
izd-vo iurid.lit-ry. 1957. 77 P. (MIRA 10:12i
(Collective fame)
F1

ZEDANOT, Andrey Andreyevich; LRTSHIN, Lev
Vaoillyevich; KAZAKOVA, L.A.,
red.; BYKOVA, T.Y., takhn.red, I
(Protection I forest and water resources in tile
U.S.S.Rol
Okhrans leanykh i vodnykh bogatety v SSSR. Moskva,
Goo.izd-vo
iurid.llt-r7p 1958o 49 pe (MIRA 12:2)
(Forests and forestry) (Hunting) (Fisheries)

LOZO, Ivnn Afnnnelyevich, DZAKOVA, L.A., red.;
ASTAEJIOVA, I.Y., tekhn.red.
[Obligatory minimum'-Gum'ber of work days on
collective fams]
ObinzntelInyl minimum trudodnei v kolkhnznkh. Mo9kvn,
Goa. izd-vo
lurid. lit-ry, 1958. 25 P- (MIRA 11:9)
(Collective fnrmp.)

ON, Viktor Innokent Iyevich; UYBANg. Heylokh Iosifovich; KAZAKOVA,
L.Ao.
red.; ASTMMOVA, I.Ve, tekhn. red'
[Amendivg the statutes of collective farms; Practices of collective
farms in ratakhetan] Pralctika ismananiia nstavov kolkhozov; is
opyta raboty kolk6zov Kazakhakoi SSX Moskva, Goa. izd-vo iurid.
lit-rY, 1958. 54 P. (Kazakt.3tan-Colleotive farms) (MIRA lltgr)
'N"
g2gzo
Rk

PANMTOV, Imn Perisanovich- KAMOTA, L.A.~ . rqd.; ASTAKHOVA, I.V.,
takhn.
red,
EPd-ghts and obligations of agriculturists, zootechnicians, and.
veterinarians on collective farms] Frara i oblazannostl agronoma,
sootakhnika i veterinarnogo vracha kolkhoza. Moskya, Goe, Izd--To
iurid. lit-ry, 1958. 38 p. (MIR& 1197)
(Collective farms)
e N
-M,
M

KHODUNOV, Mikhail Yevgrafovich; KAZAKOVA, L.A., red.;
TIMOFEI-KVA. N.V.,
takhn.red.
(Legal problems"bf through freight transportation)
Fravovya
voprosy perevozok priamogo soobahchaniia. Moskva,
Goe.izd-vo
iurid.lit-ry, 1960. 65 p. (HIM 13:6)
(Transportation--Law and regulations)
(Freight and freightage)

TAZZV. Vasiliy Afrikanovich; KAZAKOVA, L.A., red.;
TARASOVA, N.M.,
takhn.red.
[Sala of goods to the population on credit]
Prodazha tovarov
naselonli-a v kredit. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
iurid.lit-ry, 1960.
43 P. (MIRA 13:7)
(Consumer credit)

RUBIN, Arkadiy Moneyevich; XAZAKOVA, L.A., red,;
HAKAROVA, A.N., tekhn.red.
(Legal re"tion of centralized automotive cargo
transportation]
Pravovoe regulirovenis teentralimovannykh perevosok
gruzov
avtomobillnym ;ransportom. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
iurid.lit-ry,
1960. 172 p. (KM 14:4)
(Transportation, Automotive-Preight)
(Delivery of goods (Lev))
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s/14o/63/000/001/002/oo6
E03l/E413
AUTHOR: Kazakova. L.E.
T.ITLE: Existence and uniqueness theorems for the inverse
problem of the Newton potential for star-shaped sets
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchabnykh zavedeniy.
Mateinatika.
no.1, 1963, 85-93 -
TEXT: In the half-spaco z 0 there exists an
angle y such that for a rotation about any axis through an
angle
less than y
M Tr
f (0, Y) f (0, Y)IP dw