SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KVITNYTSKYY-RYZHKOV, YU. M. - KVLIVIDZE, V. A.

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rVITNITSIM-RYZHKOV*Yu.N.
"Ovor-
[The latest achievements in Soviet biology] Nainovishi dosiagnennis,
radiansklkoi b1ologit. Kiiv, Vid-vo Akademli nauk TM, 1951. 29 p.
(Biology) (MM 9:3)
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KVITHI75KIY-RYZHOY, Yu.N.
Basic argyrophil substances of the early pathologic fertilized
humn ovum. Arkh. Pat..-Moskva 13 no-5:87 Sept-Oct 3,951. (GLML 21:2)
1. Of the Department of Histology and Rmbryology (Scientific Supervisor
-- Prof. S. D. Shjakb v), Kiev Medical Stomatological Institute.

YAIII'.'*'JTSYIY-*PYZIICIV, , y1j. N.
Embryology, Human
Al-a3ormal fertiliv-d hwan orum. Akush.i gin. No. 3, 1952.
9. ' List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 1952, UNCL.

KVITNITSKTT-ATZHOV, TUsN,
Histological structures of the yolk sac in early pathological hmman
embryo. Usp. sovrem. biol. 33 no. 3:464-466 May-June 1952. (OLML 22:4)
1. Kiev.

1. UITNITSKIY-RYZHOV, Yu. N.
2. USSR (600)
4. Eye - Diseases and Defects
7. History of the study of eye diseases resulting from vitamin A deficiency.
Vop. pit. 12, No. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

1. KVITNITSKIY-RYZFOV, Yu. N.
2. USSR (600)
4. Embryology, Mnian
7. Resistance to the ectrodermal membrane in the early human embryo in pathologic
conditions. Arkh. anat. gist. i embr. 30, No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

1. SAKiIOV, 3.D.; KVITNITZLIY, Yu.N.
2. usi-11 (6oo)
4. Florian, Jan. d. 1952
7. Out3tanding Czechoslovakian scienti--t, 15.1). 3akhov, Yu.N. Evitnitsldy-!~Nrzhov,
Priroda 42 no. 5, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL -1953, Uncl.

;I T FD-1541
'A
USSR/Med:_cine History
Cara 1/1 : Pub 102-12/14
Author : Kvitnitskiy-Ryzhov, Yu. N., Candidate of Medical Sciences (Kiev)
Title : From the history of training of Russian medical personnel (In connec-
tion with 95 years of medicine as a graduate study and of medical
practice in Russia)'
Periodical : Sov, zdrav., 6, 51-57, Nov-Dec 1954
Abstract ; Foundation for a self-sufficient Russian medical science was laid
in the 18th century and began to take shape under M. V. Lomonosov's
guidance. His followers picked up where he left off. The first
institute of physicians was founded in 1858 with membership in it
made up of instructors of the Medico-Surgical Academy at Petersburg.
Ivan Timofeyevich Glebov is credited with founding this institute.
In June 1858, therefore, the medical profession will celebrate the
100th anniversary of existence in Russia of medical training as post-
graduate study and clinical practice as a profession. The Russian
medical men will be honored at that time for their great service to
,their country and humanity and for intensity of their patriotism.
Institution :

SHAIMOV.. S.D.; KVITNITSKIY-RYZHOVO YUSNO
Outstand3.ug Slavic scientist Jan Ylorian. Arkh.auat,gist.i embr,, 31
no.1:82-85Ja-Mr 154. (MLRA 7:4)
1. Iz kafedry gi6tologii i embriologii (saveduyuchchiy - professor
S.D.Shakhov) Kiyevskogo ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Zaameni meditsin-
skogo instituts, im. akademika A.A.Bogomolltsa (direktor - doteent
T.Ya.Kaliniehanko).
Morism, Jan, 1897-1942)

IVITNITSKIY-RYZHOV, TU.N. (KIyev)
0"; 1
N.A.Unwhoushchavskil; 90 years of the method of physiological
Injection. Usp. sovr. blol, 38 no.2:250-258 8-0 154. (MLRA 8,-J)
(KMZHONSECHEVSKII NIMOR ADAHOVICH, 1836-1906)

1.7MITSKIY-MROY, -Tujkt,.(Kiyev)
Ambryological Investigations by N.Y. Kashchanko; on the 100th
anniversary of his birth. Arkh. anat. gist. I ex-br- 32 no.4:71-76
O-D 155 (HLIU 9--5)
(BIOGR"HBSO
Kashcheake,
(BIOGRLPHM.
Kashchenko.
(NMYOLOGY,
contribution
Hikolai Y.)
Nikolal Y.. bibliog.)
of N.Y. XELshchenko)

j 1-k Q;-\t
USSR/General Division History. Classics. Personalities. A-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biologiya, No 7, 10 April 1957, 25671
Autho:~ :
Inst : University of Kiev.
Title : P.I. Peremezhko: 75 Years Since the Description of the
Indirect Division of Animal Cells.
Orig Pub : Uspekhi sovrem. biologii, 1955, 40, No 3, 264-371
Abst : Biographic data are provided on Petr Ivanovich Peremezh-
ko (1833-1893), Professor at Kiev (1868-1891). Pereme-
zhko's dissertation dealt with histogenesis in muscles.
It was in Peremezhko's laboratory that P.I. Sokolov's
researches (1881) showed the possibility of regenera-
ting muscular tissue. Peremezhko later investigated the
histological structure of the thyroid gland and of the
pituitary, as well as the structure and development of
the pancreas. Of the embryological researches of Pereme-
zhko, mention is made of his investigation of embryonic
Card 1/2

USSII/General Division - History. Classics. Personalities. A-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 7, 10 April 1957, 25671
lamellae in chicks. In 1887, Peremezhko, independently
of Fleming, made a detailed description of the division
of animal cells through mitosis, establishing the sequen-
ce of events in this process. The pathologist V.V. Pod-
vysotskiy and the neurohistologist AN. Leontovich vere
disciples of Peremezhko. The article includes a list of
Peremezhko's publications (31 titles) and a list of pro-
Jects completed in his laboratory (9 entries).
Card 2~2

InTNITSKly-Ftyma U.N. (Kirov)
-1-00A O&W-~Azbr- Ub a~
The work of N.A.Khrsbonshchevskil in th-e field of health education.
Bovszdrev, 13 no*5151-57 3-0 156. (MLRA 10!1)
(POLIO HEALTH, his.
contribution of N.A.Khrzhonshchevokit)
1HONSHCHITSKII, MANOR ADAMOVICH)

XVITHITSKIY-RYZHOV, YU.N. (Kiyev)
Modifications of blood calls In early pathological conditions of
the human embryo. Arkh. pat. 18 no.l-.101-102 '56. MPA 9:6)
1. 1z kafedry gistologii I embriologii. (zav.-prof. S.D. Shakhov)
Kiyevskogo maditainakogo stomatologichaskogo inatituta.
(BLOOD C",
in embryo in early stages of pathol. cond. (Rua))
(MMY0.
blood calls in early stages of pathol. cond..(Rus))

/EXCERPM MICA See-5. Vol-1,114 General Patholo_q/Apr 53
1147. THE PROBLEM OF PATij)6j Arn ISPLACEMENT AND MEKING OF
'ANLAGE, MATERIAL IN THE EARLY STAGES OF HUMAN EMBRYONIC
DEVELOPMENT (Russian text) - KvitnitskiY-Ryzhov Y. N. Dept. of
Histol. and Embryol., Med. Stom-aT5r.-RFsT.--,-K-1e-V, -7USSR----AMXH-. ANAT.
GISTOL.EMBRIOL. 1956, 33/3 (62-64)
A 6-8 weeks old human embryo is described which was obtained as a result of a
spontaneous abortion. Partial degeneration of the embryonic membranes was noted.
The caudal part of the embryo was underdeveloped, and the body contours were
rounded up. Inside the brain lanlage' there were particles of chondroid tissue
present, 20-350 is. in size. The described findings represent a rare instance of
tissue displacement in the course of early pathologic ontogenesis. It is possible

that the chondroid particles lying isolated In the nervous lanlage, are the result of
an early migration of chondrogenic material into the nerve tube. Two types of
tissue displacement processes are possible: the first consists of a massive local-
ized growth of chondroid into nervous tissue, i.e. I expansive growth'; the second
is a growth of chondroid tissue throughout the nervous tissue, producing the
Infiltrating growth'. Priezzheva - Leningrad (1, 5)

XVITHITSM-RYZHOV, Yu.N. (Kiyev)
............ to" - - ~- .
I-
r- History of physicianul societies In Russia; from the former Kiev
Society of PlWaiclans. kiovacIrav. 17 no.1:41-46 Ja '58. (MMA 11:2)
(SWINTINS, NNDIQL, hist.
in Russia (RUB))

KHC;MINSKIY,-B.S.; BRODSKAYA,I.A.; VERKHOGLYADOVA, T.P.; KVITNITSKIY-RYZHCV,
Yu.N.; TUSHEVSKIY, V.F. - - - ------------
Changes in the cerebral matter in relation to the structural and
biological peculiarities of brain tumors. Probl.neirokhir. 4:277-
302 '59. (MIRA 13:11)
(BRAIN--7UMORS)

K7ITNIT5[IY-RYZHOV,,'W- (Kiyev)
Main facto about the scientific and public activity of Professor
IU.I. Matson of Kiev. Vrach.delo no,7.'765-766 J1 159.
(KRA 12 t 12
1. ITauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut neyrokbirurgit Kinisterstva
zdravookhranenlya USSR.
(MATSON,
nMII IVANOVICH, 1817-1885)

KVITNITSKIY-RYZIiOV9 Yu.N., kand.meditsinskikh nauk
Friedrich Recklinghausen. Vrach. delo no.8:140-142 Ag.160
(MIRA 13: 9)
1. Patomorfologicheskaya laborato~iya (zav. .- prof. B.S. Khominakiy)
Ukrainako nauchno-issledavatel skogo institut neyrokhirurgii.
fjE=NGHAUSEHq FRIEDRICHO 1833-1910)

.-InrITRITSKIY-= IOV,'* Yu.N. (Kiyev)
Morphological oharacteristioa of cerebral o~ema and mielling,
Arkh.pat. 22 no.7s52-.60 160. (MIRA 14$l)
1. Is patmorfologicheakoy laboratorii, (7Av. - prof. B.Mhominski7)
Vicrainskogo nauchno-iseledovatellskOg-6 instituta neyrokhiruqu
(direktor - z~slushennn daya
(t;~ na*i. prof . A. I. Aratymov) .
(EDR4L) N-DISEASES)
x

TNITSKIY-RYZHOV, Yu,N*
~
~T- - - ---
History of the Investigation of the relationship between central
and peripheral factors in neural activity. Zhur.nevr.i psikh.
60 no.1:115-116 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy iustitut neyrokhirurgii (dir. -
Prof. A.I. Arutyunov) Mulateretva zdravookhyane'niya USSR,
Kiyev.
(Nmomar hist. )

WTIFNITSKIY-BXZHOV9 Yp.N. [Kvitnytskyi-Ryzhovq IU.M.1; MESTECHKINA, A.Tat
SERGIYENKO, T.M. [Serhiienkop T.M.j
4quor pressure and the edema and swelling of the brain in experi-
ments yith increasing intracranial hypertension attended with
inflarm.atory complications. FizioL zhur. [Ukr.] 7 no.D10.1-106
Ja-F (MIRA 3-4: 1)
1. Ukrainian Research Institute of Neurosungeryp Kiev.
(BRAIN-DISMES) (HUIRT-EVION)
(EDDA)

KVITNITSKIY-RYZHOV, Yu.N.
Edema and swelling of the cere!bral substance under conditions of
cealusive hydrocep1mius, Aur. nevr. i psikh. 61 no.6(:848-854 161.
MIRA 1512)
1. Patomorfologicheakaya laboratoriya (zav. - prof. B.S.Khominskiy)
Ukrainskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta neyrokhirurgii
(direktor i nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. A.I.Arutyunov)o Kiyev.
tHYDROCEPHALUS)

KVITNITSKIY-FffZHtW Yu. N.
I Noteible documente. Nov. khir. arkh. no.2t8O-82 162. (MMA 15:2)
1. Fatamorfologlebeekaya laboratoriya (zav. - prof. B. S.
Khaminskiy) Ukraizakogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
neyrokhirurgii.
(MEDICINE-CARICATURES AND CARTOONS)

KVITNITSKIY-RYZI!q~,._ju.N.
Eminent Czech scientist., Jan Purkyne; on the 175th
anniversary of his birth. Vraoh. delo no.5:128-132 My 1602.
(ILTRA 15:6)
1. Nauchno-atraslevaya redaktsiya biologii i meditsW (zav. -
starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik Yu.N. Kvitnitakiy-Ryzhov) Glavnoy
reduktsii Ukrainakoy Sovetskoy Entsiklopedii Akademii nauk
USSR.
(PURKM , JAN EVANGELISTA, 1787 i. 1869)

MINITSKIy- RYZjIOV9 YU.N. (Kiyer)
Pathomorfological characteristics of acute swelling of the
brain. Vop. neirokhir. 26 no.W-9 N-D'62 (HIPA 1723)
1. Patomorfologicheakaya laboratori7a Ukrainskogo nauchno-
issledovatellskago institute, neyrokhirargii.

K7rmITSxIY-RYzHOY,-XU..L
Morphological characteristics of the correlation between
swelling and vascular changes in the brain in various forms
of cerebral pathology. Vraoh.delo no.l.,72-75 A 163, (HIRA 16:2)
1. Patomorfoiogicheskaya laboratori7a (zav, - prof. B.S.
Khcminskiy) Ukrainskogo nau,,,hno-issledovateliskogo instituta
neyrokhirargii.
(GEREBROVASGULAR DISWE) (EDR4A)

KlaTNITSKIY.-RITZHOV, Yu.N. (Kvitny-tslkyl-R5,zhov, A.M.]
Edema swelling of brain substance i- variAo-is ratles of brain compression
in experiments vith increasing intiacranial hypertension. Fiziol.zhur.
[Ukr] 9 no.3:33P,-3"+3 MY-Je 163. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Ukrainian FL-search Institute of Worosurgeryi, Kiyev.

KVITNITSKIY-RYZHOV. Yu N. (Kiyov)
-_0
Doctor A.O.Xozachkovskii, a friend of Taras Shavchenko. Vrach.
delo no.ltl52-154 Ta'64 (MIRA 170)
1. Nauchno-otraslevaya redaktsiya biologii i meditwhy ( zav. -
starshiy nauchn5,y sotradnik Yu.N.Kvitnitskiy-Ryzhov) Glavnoy
redaktsii Ukrainskoy Sovetskoy &tsiklopedii AN UkrSSR.

A7ITNITSKIY-RYZHOV,-Yu.N..
Pathomorphological characteristics of acute intumescence of the
brain under experimental conditions. Vop. neirokhir. 28 no.l:
12-16 Ja-F 164. WIRA 18:1)
1. Patomorfologicheskaya laboratoriya (zav. - prof. B.S. Kho-
minsliy) Ukrainskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta neyro-
khirurgii (direktor - chlen-korrespondent AWI SSSR prof. A.I.
Arutyunov), Kiyev.

KVITSUIP'T") F. P.
I L, Z~
Gvishiani, 0. S. and Kvitsaridze,E. P. "The effect of Isolyusurlidn' fantirionata-,,7
on the orp:,-tn3 of blood circulati~:nll, Byid-leten' (Nauch.-issL~d. in-t rnalyarii i mec~;.
parazitoicigii, im Virsal-afte), No. 2, 10U, p. ldj-50, (In Geor,74-an, resi,,me in Russian).
SO: U-43922, 19 August 53, (Letopis lZhurnal Inykh Statey, No 21, 101i0).

GVISRUNI, G.S., professor, zaveemyushohiy; KV'ITS&RlDU. lop.
Effect of narcotics upon the reacti-Ity of the blood circulation system in
dogs with different types of experimental kvpertension. Farm.i toka. 16
no.1:10-13 Ja-F 133. OMRA 6:6 )
1. licaperimentalinyy otdel Instituta klinichoskoy i eksz)erimentallnoy kar-
diologii Akademii nauk GSSR. (13~pertension) (Narcotics)

I.' M..TSARIDZE 0. 1.
2. ussE Wo)
4,,* Hydraulics
7- Computation of a system of water pipes of inedium diameters including
the resistance of the transition zone, Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 12 No. 6
1951
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953. Unclassified.

KVITSARINIZ4 C. I.
.Kvitsarirlze, U. I.-IlCon-ain ;'I-ol)jeirjs uf 4ietnods in rhe lltxdraulic ijesl,f~n of
Water C, lisi -1.
,wph "and Toch Sci, nst of
Failmad Transport Enf,,incers, Tbilisi 1,63- fleferativrkvy
Zhurnal--lekhanika jan vj)Lj
so: Sill, 16!~, 22 Jaly L~54

KVITSARIDU. 0.1.; EDTETISHVILI, G.A.
I " -
-Importance of estimated winter outdoor air temperatures for the
communities or the Georgian SSR. S3ob.AN Gruz.SSR 17 no.5:417-421
156o OUMA 9: 9)
1.Akademiya mauk Grazinskoy SSR, Institut stroitellnogo dela,
Tbilisi. Predstavleno akademikom I.S.Zavriyevym.
(Georgia--Heating) (Georgia--Sanitation, Household)

X&RTSIVAD33, G.. kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk (ThiliBi); 01`.-~SIMMZE, 0.,
~mndldat tekhnicheakiWin uauk (Tbilisi).
Using high-strength steel in reinforcing lightweight ccncrets
building elements. Gor. i sell. stroi. no.2:8-10 F '57.
(Lightweight concrete) (Reinforced concrete) (VI-PA 10:6)

SMARYAH, A.N.,.-KY,~TUkINE. 0.1.
Deformation of buildings and structures due to leakage and damage
in water supply and sever systems. Trudy Iust. stroi. dels AN
Grus. SSR 6:203-211 157. (MA 11-.8)
(Water-supply engineering)
(Strains and stresses)

KARTSIVADZE, G.R., kand.takhn,nauk; XVITSARIDZZ, 0.1., kand.takhn.
nauk; UUTSWVA, Te.S., k-nd-.-t-ek-h-n.-Iia-,.-,.F--, GVELESIMa, L.O. ,
kand.tel%n.nauk
Effect of temperature and moisture conditions on the increase
of deflections in bent reinforced concrete constrtiction ele-
ments subjected to long-time loads. Bet.i shol.-bet. no.l:
27-31 Ja 160. (MIRA 13:5)
(Strains and stresses).

KVITSARIDZE, 0.1., kand.takhn.nauk; OVELESIANI, L.O,j i*sbb*
Relaxation of stresses in wire strands in relaxation to 7arying
methods of tightening the reinforcement. Bet. i zhel.-bet. no.1
29-32 Ja 162. (MIRA 15:4;
(Concrete reinforcement)

IMTSARIDZE, 0.1.; SAGATEELOVA, Ye.S.: GVFIESIANI, L.O.
Long-time deflectiona of bendable reIrforced conrreta elements in a
dry clirnateo Trudy Inst. stroi.mokh. I seism. AN Gru,-,. SSR 9;189..196
163- (MIRA 17.,12)

SIC P
USSR/MiarmacoloS7. Toxicolog-
Abs Jour V. Card'o-Vascular D,,I,, U-4
: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 7, 19589 32902
"Author : Kvitsarid
Inat
: T'-ITiSY Scientific-Research ChemicO-Pharmaceu-
Title tical Institute
:Digicilene in the Therapy Of Patients with Chro-
nic Circulat.orY Insufficiency (Clinical Observation).
Orig Pub Sb. tr. Thilis
sk. n-i.9 khim-farmatsevt. in-ta
1956, kn. 89 147-159
Abstract Digicilene (1) is a new
Of an aqueous sojugalenical drug Which con-
cosides Of ciliary diSit tion Of a 'lumber of gju_
One milliliter of I cont al 'is (Digitalis ciliata).
yations were conducted o ains 5 to 6 LED. Obser-
With circu n 31 patients affected
latary insufficiency on backgrounds of
Card 1/2 oardioselerosis (22)t hyperton-ia (6), and cardiac
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USSR. / pharmacology. ToxicoloGy. Cardio-Vascular
Drugs.
A:bs Jour : Ref. Zhur - BloloGlya) No. -.,, 1959, 1-849
Author : Kvitsaridze- Sh. P. -
Inst a refith Blood-Circulatory
Title Treatment of Patient f Digitalis
Incufficiency with the juice o
FerruGinea.
Grig Pub Sabchota Meditaina, 1958, No. 11 17-19
V
Abstract 50 patients with cardiac insufficiency of the
I-.rnd and IIIrd degree were treated vith the
juice of leaves of DiGitalis ferruginea (I).
Three patients received I in a do6e of 5-15
1 --- -2 4-4- A-ilv- A t-hpraneutic effect

USSR / Pharmacology. ToXicology. Cardio-VasbUlar V
Drugs.
jibs Jour Ref. ZhLu, - BloloSiya,, No- ~, 1959, 13849
course of 5-10 days. Of thesel in 14 patients
sharp, in 15 average and in 6 nogligible im-
Drovement was noted. In 12 patients, the
treatment was inef.-fective. The author recommends
I as an active cardiac remedy vhich may replace
analogous preparations of D161talls purpurea.
-- From the author's resume.
Card 2/2

KVITSARIDZE, Sh.P.
on th
Effect of a new cardiac preparation, succudig'fer. e cardiovas-
cular system. Soob. AN Gniz. SSR 29 nu-5:615-u4i., 162.
(141RA 18:3)
hit-i
~4~viy 1j 4

hTMARIM, Shio Follyovktoideb
[Utilization of Digitalis fez-inuginea preparmior,, in
practic"ll imedicinol [Tspollzovanie ri-p*r'-ItCIV
ii-aperAimiki v ixakticheskoi re"'itoine.
izd-vo Snkartvelo"I IQ64. 220 L. [Tn

V,
MITROFANOY, P.I.; DOKIN, V.A.; TESLTA, S.T.; rVITSINIDZJ, Ye.R.
Now experiments in controlling the bulb mite Rhizoglyphus echinopus
Aim. et Rob. Biul. Glav. bot. sada no.28.,91-94 1.57. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Sukhumakoye tevetochno-lukovichnoye khozyayst-ro Ieningradakago
gorispolkom i Abkhazekaye, karantinnava laboratoriya.
(Bulb.9--Diseases and posts) (Mites) (Insecticides)

VYKHODETS, D., slosar'; KUZININ, L., slesar'; NAURENKO, A. (Rubezhnoye);
KOROLIP A., slesarl (Kostroma); ZAMLLIN, G. (Davlekanov,
Bashkirskaya ASSR); KVITSINIYA, E.
On friends and comrades. Sov. profsoiuzy 18 no.8:26-28 162.
(WRA 15:4)
1, Ramontno-stroitellnyy zavod imeni Dzerzhinskogo, g. Kiyev
(for Vykhodets). 2. 3-y mekhanichaskiy tsekh Chelyabinskogo
traktornogo zavoda (for Kuzlmin). 3. Master smeny kombinata
proisvodstvennykh predpriyatiy Luganskoy oblasti (for Navarenko).
4. Profsoy-uznyy orgardzator gurpp kompleksnoy brigady stroyuprav-
leniya No.1 g. Tbilisi (for Kvitsiniya).
(Labor and laboring cla4ses) (Trade-unions)

KVITSINSKIY, A., inzh.
Efficiency of using the Kama-Vychegodsko-k'echora connection for
transportation purposes. Reeb. transp. 20 no-9:15-17 S '61-
(MIRA 14:9)
(Russia, Northern--Rivers--Regulation) (Transportation)

KVITSLI-TSKIY, A. 1.
Kvitsinskiy, A. 1. - "Ca,-ibined fellir~- in hybrid forest stnnds," Trudy Sib. lesotelth-n.
in-ta, Sy-,T.posium 5, Issue 2, 19W?, -p. JL-1,8, - 31-Dlirjg: p. 15"B
SO: U-43,55, 14 August 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 15, 19L'9)

USM/rorestry. Forestry and Forest Cultivation. J-3
Abe Jour: Referat Zh-Biol., No 6, 1957, 22561
Author Kvitsinskiy. A.I.
Inst 1)
Title Hethods of Shortening the Period for Forest Maturation, and
Increasing Woodstand Production.
Orig Pub: Wauch. tr. Lvovsk. lesote)dm. in-ta, 1954, 1, 151-171
Abstract: The need is discussed for decreasing the time for forest matura-
tion and increasing woodstand production, which is especially
important to forest-deficient districts of the south, east and
west. The method of preserving small trees and undergrowth at
felling time is effective. The speedy accumulation of reserve
woodste,nds is explained by the fact that the growth at felling
time proceeds in the presence of an initial reserve having been
formed under the forest canopy together with the formation of
ripened voodstands. Thus, 304 thin and young fir trees which
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USM/Forestry. Forestry and Forest Cultivation. J-3
Abs Jour: Referat Zh-Biol., No 6, 1957, 22561
r*;amained from the canopy of the maternal woodstand yielded 206 ra3
of large size lumber in 50 years, while 1704 fir, pine and birch
tTunks which appeared after the cutting of the old forest yielded
010.y 147m~ of thin woodstock. At that, the thin -trees grow thicker
stems than the undergrowth. The planting or sawing of forests
by comparison with their growth from the undergrowth or thin trees
is not conducive to formation either of a productive or a rapidly-
me.turing woodstand. This is true of coniferous and foliate trees.
The quantity and quality of self-sowing trees and undergrowth de-
pends on the structure of the matermal woodstand. Where the wood-
stand was a two-tier one and not a one-tier one, the self-sown
and the young trees grow better. The woodstand formation devel-
ops in such a manner that the thin trees and the undergrowth
rapidly growing form the upper tier; the self-sown remains under
its canopy. At 45-50 years a two-tier voodstand is formed which
may be assigned for felling; under its canopy there will already
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AS Jour: &,ferat Zh-Biol., No 6, 1957, 22561
exist thin and young trees -- the basis of a futiLre woodstand.
The cultivation of highly productive pine and foliate woodstands
is possible on gmy forest soils, podzolle in different degrees,
and also on low-yielding nulch-carbonaceous soils. The cultivation
of fast-ripening woodstands of foliaceous types vas accomplished
more easily than that of coniferous. The basic factor securing
the possibility of cultivating fast-ripening forests is the two-
tier or three-tier structure. To form a fast-growing voodstand
-- 600 stems per hectare are necessary, of the age of 20-30 years,
grown under forest cover. Fast-ripening woodstands may also be
cultivated on cuttings, plowed by draw plates (?) after a mechani-
zed trelevki. In such a case the thin trees, young trees and
self-sowers are preserved between the draw plates, forming a base
for the future fast-ripening woodstand.
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.
1 Zfiicient organization of Inmber transportation. Zhel.dor.tranap.
42 lao.6:34-37 Je '6o. (MIRA 13:7)
(Iomber-transportation)

ZAKqAROV, Alek-sey Gr--Corlyevi--~h; YFFi',!iC)V, Anatally Mkitovich;
KVIT3.TN','3KIY, knatulTy GIOMA, rel.
[Effj(--if.-nt diotribillori of r,-e-ight. 'Milpl~vnUl votwooll
rovilp and allturf-ltivO tnitiop,li"vitlon)
delenle perevozok gruzov nezlidu zhelevicii dorogoi i a-itc.-
transportor.. Voskva, Transpc~rt, 2964. 74 F..

USSR / Farm Aniraols. Silkworms. Q-7
Abs Jour i Rof Zhur - Biol., No 10, 1958, No 45335
Author t I-liored-zov A. D.,._Kvitsiprdzo, 0. N.; Klimiya-shvili, N. 11.
Inst : Not givon
Title : Tho Most Fevorable Conditions for Spinning Cocoons of tho
IlUto Cocoon Broods of tho Mulborry-Fooding Silkworm.
Orig Pub : Byul. Nauchno-tokhn. inform. Gruz. n.-i. in-tc sholko-
vodstvc, 1956, 1, 32-35.
Abstract : No abstract
CDrd 1/1

KM.p Borias inz. (Zagreb,, Pantoveak .105)
Some achievements in the devdlopment of goniometer for the shippling
service, Ilektrotehuilm Hrv 5 no.3:68-72 'U.

K=,, Boris, ins, (&Npebp Rantowak 105)
Radar problems in coastal service. Ilektrotehnika H" 5 no.3:73--P76 162.

KVIZ. Dallbor. Prim.. Dr.
Twisting of the umbilical cord around the fetus and Its relation
to pathological activity of the uterus. Cask. gyn. 19 no.4:2'976-NqQ
JUIV 55.
1. Z por.-rqn. odd. OUNZ Kromf%rirto
(DYSTOCIA
off. of twisting of umbilical cord around fetus on
contracture of uterus)
(LAMLICAL CORD
twisting around fetus, eff. on contracturs of uterus
in labor)
(Y-PTUS
twisting by umbilical cord, eff. on contracture of
uterus in labor.)
(UTERUS, physiology
eff. of twisting of uterus by umbilical cord on
contractures in labor.)

KVIZ. Dalibor, Primar Dr.
- - -- --' I ~ ".' -, .- -1
Role of the relationship between the hmed and the small pelvis
in cesarean section. Cook. gyn. 21 no.4:280-283 junp 56.
1. Z por. -gyn. oddeleni OUNZ, ~romeriz,
(CESAREAN SECTION,
off. of relation of hoa.dL to small pelvis (Cz))

KVIZ, D., IOJDr.
--~Ptpm, -
Regional principlen in care for women. Cesk- zdravot 7 no-7:390-393
Aug 5 9.
1. Prednoata porodniakogynekologicksho oddeleni OUNZ Kromeriz.
(GYNWOLOGY) (OBSTETRICS)

KV12, Dalibor (por.-gyn. odd. 002, Kromeriz)
Farther studies on the significance of umbilical coiling around fetus
in obstetric complications. Cook. gyn. 24(381 no.3:192-193 Mar 59.
1. Por.-gyn. odd. OURR Kromeriz, preduosta prim. dr. D. Viz.
(UMBILICLL CORD,
coiling causing fetal strangulation (Cs))

KVIZ,D..----,
Some individual psychological aspects in the work of modern
gynecologists. Cesk. gynek. 29 no.W40-142 F164
1. Gyne-por. odd. V Ifolesova; vedouciaMr.D.Kvia.

KVIZ y Do
-------- wm-_
What is the reason for the fall in the aurre of gynecological.
operative mortality. Cesk. gynek. 29 no-5:404407 J064
1. Gyn.-por. odd. UNZ v Holsove; vedouci: dr, Delviv.

(1101C.Govo,Prilepy 1, okres Kromerim).
Some disproportions in the organization of the care of women.
Coak. zdrav. 13 no*3tll+5-147 Ur 165
1. Gynekologicko-porodnic"ke oddeleni v. Holesove.

KVIZ, J.
The pallet, an effective instrurnent of mechanization. r-,.70 (Nova Technika, Vol.2,
no-3, Mar. 1957) Praha
SO: Eonthly List of East European Accession (EEAL) LG, Vol.6, no.7, Jul" 1957. Uncl.

KVIZ, J.
Additional device of high-lift trucks for timber handling.
Papir a celulosa 19 no. 3:93 Mr 164.

I-FJZLIK, J.; M.; 'FRIBYL, M.; VESELY, K.
Study on the interaction of' tLtardwr. chloride with tri~thyl
aluminum. Chem prum 111; no.2:85-89 F 165.
1. Resepxch Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Brno.

Viz
I
Iz On the probability of the discovery of a
Irl-tee ler'~AYMII
va a F Aj~. Tabl. Fac. Sci. Univ. Mamryk 1956, 193-
212. (RussialGimmary)
I I '- F
The proIxibility, of discovery of a variable star by the
comparison of pairs of photographic plates of the same
area of the sky at dif ferent times depends in part on the
fonn of tile light cur~v and on the amplitude, The author
resents probability Jor ~ several forms of
righUcurves, including those typical for RR Lyrae-type
variables, cepheids, and long-period variables. The
-probabflities so obtained disagree in some cases with
probabilities. obtained by empirical methods. O~ the
other- band,. the author. remarks, different empirical
methods sometimes give substantially different results.
A Brouwer (New Haven, Conn.)

Kviz, Z.; Milusek, J.;
Luminosity function of telescopic meteors. p. 1.
Pratislava. Univerzita. Prirodovedecka fakulta. ACTA. Bratislava, Czechoslovak-
ia.
No. 6, Mar. 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAI) LCp Vol. 8, no. 10, 1959.*Octo
Uncla

KVIZ '7
--1~11 ,
Geminids 1955, 111. k meteor's perceptibility and the 111-ainosity function.
In ~~nglish, P. 97
BULLETTN OF THE ASTRONOMICAL IN':TITUT:L` OF C-ECH 'SLOVAKIA. (Ceskoslovenska akadende
~ I ~, IU
ved. Astronomicky ustav) Praha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. 10, no. 3, May 1959
Monthly List of East European keeessions (EUI), W, Vol. 8, no. U, Nov. 1959
Uncl.

AUTHOR: Xvfz, Zden;k
40005
S/035/62/000/006/040/090
A001/A101
TITLE: The bl~ie clearing on Mars and its possible connection with the
meteor-rainfall hypothesis
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no. 8, 1,C62, 78,
abstract 8A536 ("Pyul. astron. in-tov Chekhoslovakii", 1961, v. 12,
no. 4, 150 - 157, English; Russian summary)
TEXT: Meteorstreams give rise to phenomena In the Earth's.atmosphere
which can be observed and measured, e.g. specific features in precipitation,
emergence of cirrous clouds, formation of crystallization nuclei, etc. Analogous
effects of meteoric streams can be manifested in atmospheres of other planets
The blue clearing has apparently the same origin. A conclusion on the probable
relation of blue clearing to the Mars heliocentrio longitude can be drawn from
the known cases of it. In two different time intervals, blue clearings were ob-
served for five values of heliocentric longitude, and recurrences of clearings
were discoyered at different revolutions of the planet, which indicates the pos-
sible effect of meteoric streams. There are 49 referenoep.
[Abstracter's note; Complete translation] Author's summary
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- -4" ; l'-vizovil , J.
Vote on the now meteor Btreat'll with the radiant at tri!a.
Diul astr Cz 15 no.1:31 164.
1. University oi' lioveriba.- 17th, ?ragln" (for Kvl*'~).
- F.1
4. Astronomical Institute of the Czcclicslovak
of Sciences, Ondrejov (for Xvizova).

KVIZ, Z.
On the central peak in lunar craters. Biul str Cz 15 no.6:227 230
1614.
1. Czech Higher School of Technology, Praguo,

KVIZ# Z.
--~
Effect of the comdo dust on the weather, Meteor pravy
17 no.5tl48-153 0 164.
1. Czech Higher School of Tleohnology~ Prague.

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SOURCE CODE: CZ/0085/65/000/006/0177/0181
AUTHOR: -4yiz, Zdenek.
ORG: -CVUT, Prague Ile Z 3
TITIE% Comets and the periodicity of precipitation singularities
SOURCE: Meteorlokogicke zpravy, no. 6, 1965s 177-181
TOPIC TAGS: cometp climatologyp atmospheric precipitation
ABSTRAM Connootion betwean roolpitation aingularitios and the
loomets of Quandratides, Tuttlevs Comet, and Grigg-Skjellerup's
.Comet are described. Precipitation singularities caused by these
comets in Czechoslovakia, Japan, and Germany aro discussed. The
:,study of singularities should be correlated to the study of the
movements of comets; although it is relatively easy to study the
,influence of known comets with a periodicity of a few years, the
'problem becomes extremely difficult when the trajectories approach
Ithe Earth only once every 100 yoars. Some sin'gulari-tios may alao
'be due to comets that were not yet discovered, or to meteoritic
'dusts Suitable statistical methods for the study of these phen-
omena are discussed. Orig, art. has: 7 figures and 6 tables. D M3
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J,12 3 0 AOO1/A1Ol
AUTHORS: Grygar, J.,,!V
TITLE: The photographic photometry of the comet Burnham 1959 k
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya 1. Geodeziya, no. 12, 1962, 68,
abstract 12A501 ("Byul. astron. in-tov Chekhoslovakii", 1961, v.12,
no. 6, 251 - 254, English; Russian summary)
TEXT: During the time from May 2 to May 4, 1960, 6 photographs of the
comet Burnham were taken with a 20.4-cm astrograph. A recording microdensito-
meter was used for plotting isophotes. Average velocities of particles in the
cometary tail and approximate values of repulsive.foreaswere determined from
changes of isophotes. The order of magnitude of forces agrees with the value
determined by S. V. Orlov for tails of the first type. There are 6 references.
A. K.
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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KVIZ, /'.; ITIZOVA p J.
Vote on the new meteor stream with the radiant at Ul,a.
Biul astr Cz 15 no.1:31 164.
1. University of 1.;ovoTniber YItli, !Iraguc (for j',vi:,).
2. Astronomical -Institute of the Coc-ciiogiovaic
of Sciences, Ondrejov (for Xvi,.~ovu).

MVIZOVA, J.
GloDe approach of meteor streurs and coinet3 to Mars' orbil.. ?ilzl niz.
Cz 15 no.6:230-232 164.
.1. A~Arorio:nlcal Instituto of tho Czochoslov,-Jc Acade y of Scipnc~!:3,
z
Oncire j ov.

KVLE"CIK, 1.- 1.
35445. Novyy Kolorivnetriciaeskiy metod oprodeleniya oyelk-on v nishche,
PodDiS'' M*'.I. Kvlen(!) Gi'.,-Iiyena i sanitariya, 194~:, IW.11, s. 39-41.
Letopis' ZhurnalInykh Statey, Vol. 1+8, YosIrva, 1949

KVLIVlDzgy T.N,
Main directilons in the creallon of a unified reference and
information in the Georgian S.-S.R. UTI no.6t6-7 165.
(IMIRA 18,!g)

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2Li B105/B203
AIDTHORSs Yungman, V. S., Gurvioh, L. V., Kvlividzep V. A.,
Rtishcheva, N. P. - -------
TITLE: Thermodynamic functions of monoatomic and diatomic gases
in a wide temperature range. IV. N+, N+, and NO+ in
ideal state up to 20,0000 K 2
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 11, 1961, 40, abstract
115 292 (Sb. tr. Gos. in-ta prikl. khimii, 1960, VYP- 46p
15 - 28) '
TEIT: The thermodynamic functions (~T", S,,', and HTO - Ho') of N', N+
2
and NO+ in ideal state up to 200000-Y, at a pressure of I atm were
calculated on an electronic computer. In the values C' and S 0 at
T T
T 410,0000 K, the error does not exceed 0.01 oal/mole/deg, and at
T - 20,0000 K it does not exceed 0.2 cal/mole/deg. The values of the
logarithms of the equilibrium constants for the ionization of N, N21 No
and the dissociation of N+ and NO+ are given. [Abstracter,s note;
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,MidrmWynamie functiono or mono- and dllatomic, gases over a
wide temperature range. Part 1: Method of calculati7ag the
thermodyhamic functions of monoatomic gases in the ideal
state. Zhur.fiz.khim. 35 no.8:1672-1680 Ag f6l.
(MIRA 14: 8)
(Gas dynamics)

L"
YUNGMAN, V.S.; GURVICH, L.V.; JMIVIDZE. V.A.; PROZOROVSKIY, Ye.A.;
RTISHCHEVA, N.P. (Moscow)
Tbermodynamic functions of mono- and diatomic gases in a wide
temperature range. Part 3: N, N2 and NO in the ideal state up
to 20000 K. Zhur.fiz.kbim. 35 no.10:2182-2189 0 161.
(MIRA 14:11)
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'Thermodynamic Properties (Cont.) sov/6260
PD khimii. Institut prikladnoy khimil.
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kuruzov, I. V. Veyte, and V. A. Medvedev; Ed. of Publishing Houset
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experimental-design work in institutes, design offices, and
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in chemical thermodynamics and thermal ph"ics.
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thermodynamic properties and with the aeleation of constants re-
quired for the calculations. Volume 2 contains tables of thermo-
dynamic properties (reduced thermodynamic potential, eqtrop~y,
enthalpy, and the logarithm of the dissociation or lotdzation
constants of equilibrium) compiled.where data were lickingon the
basis of published and unpublished material from a number of Soviet
research Institutes. Thermodynamic properties for the Ideal gas
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Thermodynamic Properties (Cont.) SOV16260
state are presented in table form for 335 gaaes, 44 liquids, and
45 solids compounded from 33 chemical elements and their Isotopes,
viz.: H, D, T, He, Li, Be, B, G, N, 0, F, Nes Na, 1%, Al, Si, p,
S, Cl Ar, K, Ca, Br, Kr, Re, Sr, Zr, 1, Xe, Cs, Ba, Hg, and Pb.
Thermodynamic properties are given for the following 22 gases In
the range from room temperature to 20,000 0K: H,H*, H-, 0, 0*,' Ha,
0*' N OH OH*, HsO, N, N*, Na, N2*, NO, NO* C, 0% CO, CO*, and
e7; for the 14 least stable oases up to 4000 K; and for the re-
maining 299 gases up to 6000 X. Virlal coefficients for 34 gases
are also given up to 6000*K.

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AUTHORS: Gurvich, L. V., Kvlividz~_,-V,--A,, and Rtishcheva, N.. P,
TITLE: Thermodynamic functions of monatomic and diatomic gases
within a wide teMDerature interval. V, Alkali metals -in
the state of an ideal gas up to 10,000 0K
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy kbimii, v. 36, no. 1, 1962, 219 - 222
TEXT: The thermodynamic functions of gaseous Li, Na, K, Rb, and Cs
0 0 0
N S ,H -110) were calculated for temperatures of up to 10,000 K by
T T T 0
the method of L. V. Gurvich and V. A. Kvllvidze (Zh. fiz, khimii, 31).
1672, 1961). When calculating the statistical sums and the figures derived
from them, allowance was made for all the electron states of the individual
gases, which are related to the transition of the valence eleciron into a
1/6
state with the principal quantum number n 4n max nmax 2-461-T
log K was calculated from log Kp = 0.21854P (M + +1 *-(' eO~ where
p T T 4
~T(10 , 4 "(M+), and ~ *(-e') are the values of ' of the gaseous alkali metal,
T T T
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Thermodynamic functions of-. B119/B101
of its univalent ion, and of the electron gas. respectively; I is the
ionization Dotential of the metal in cal/g-atom. In the sequence Li, Na,
-0 0
K, Rb, Cs, S at 298 15 K amounts to 33.1435, 36,7141. 38,2970, 40,62851
T 0
41,9442 and at 10 00~ K to 59.2910, 63~5734, 66.8569, 69-3447, 70,8691
cal/g-atom-deg; H6 - H0 at 298,150K amounts to 1481, and at 10,0000K to
T 0
115,906Y 120,733, 123,644, 122,538, 118,928 cal/g--atom, V at, 298,15C.K
T
amounts to 28.1753, 31,7459~ 33-3288, 35~6603, 36,9~160, and at 10.000OR to
47-7004, 51-5001, 54-4925, 57-~0909, 58.9763 cal/g-atomzdeg, log K at
0 D
298.150K varies from -0/1,4367 to -66~1187. and at 10,000 K from 0.'54167 to
0.5607. There are 1 table and IA. references: 2 Soviet and 11 ncn-Sovie~.
The four most recent references to English-language publica-,ions read as
follows: T. Katz, J. Margrave, UT. Chem. Phys., 1955, 23, 965; G. Kelsky,
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