SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEVSKAYA, A. A. - NEVSKIY, A. S.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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AUTHOR: Nevskaya, A# A*
:IORG: none
ITLE: Study of the processing capacity of the human visual system
OURCE: AN SSSR, Otdoleniya biologicheskikb nauk. Froblemy
:osmicbeskoy biologiij v, k. 19659 87-101
C TAGS: information processing, information theoryo medical
r1inents vision
ABSTRACT: The speed with which 2, 3, 4, 5, or 10 sketched forms of
straight lines shown in various positions were correctly recognized was
tested in 9 individuals, to 38 years of age, who had been trained for
this purpose. The relationship between perceptual capacity and the
properties of the formsp prior trainings background noise and lighting
was studied. The functioning oftbis system was compared to an ideal
model of information processing. The periods for which the forms were
shown varied from 10 to 600 milliseconds and 60-170 were neaded-for '.
correct recognition, The rate of recognition was expressed in double
units of information per second and was 60-165 units in the tests. It
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is assumed that recognition of briefly shown objects is based both on
actual information and the visual images present in the observerfs
a1pbabat, -Tests for information processing as related to time showed a.
carrying capacity of 35-110 double units/see. Values decreased if com-
plete absence of errors was required# but for the straigh'tJ lines values
remained constant, pointing towards automation of this information,
since no time for selection of the highest probabflity was required,
Tests for the time required for recognition depending on size and
outline of the piature showed that within certain limits speed depended
on a sbarp outlino rather than size of the drawing. Above a certain
threshold of illumination, processing was the same, no matter how bright
the light. Masking by distributing dots over the drawing had no effect
on recognition below a certain threshold (100-200 dots per am2). The
capacity forretaining recognition during change of 'Ube ratio signal/
..noise and the presence of sharp threshold effects are characteristic for
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USSR/Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimlya, No. 89 19579 26589.
Author Neyikaya. A. I.
Inst Academy--or-SFI-ences of Kazakh SSR.
Title Hydroohemical Characteristic of Surface
Drainage of Arid Regiois of Kazalchstan.
Orig Pub Vestn. AN Kaz. SSR, 19561 No. 99 90 - 97.
Abstract Consequently to the study of 18 rivers, the
following approximate results concerrUng
the contents of biogenous elements were ob-
tained (in mg per lit): P - 0.0 to 0.062
Si - 1.0 to 10.01 NO - 0.0 to 10.0. During
the spring flood (S;3 the rivers carry off
from 7.5 to 1218 thousand tons of suspended
substances, the waters are moderately mineral-
Ized W, soft and moderately hard (with the
exception of the Zhaman-Sary-Su and the
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NEVSXAYA, A. I.; DIMIKHS. D.D. (Moskva)
Problems in labor hygiene in the production of hydrogen peroxide by
the electrochemical method. Gig.truda i prof.tab. no.4:16-23
Jl-Ag 1-57. (mw 10:11)
1. Institut gigiyany truda i profzabolovaniy AKN SSSR.
(MROON PXROXIM)
(MACTRWHIHISTRY, INDUSTRIAL-BYG INN IC ASPECTS)

SHUMAYEV V.D., nauchnyy sotrudnik; r.
_j~~VSK A"A.I., i-.Lauchnyy
SHANINIA, T.N., nauchnyy sotrudnik; DMITRIY37A, V.P., nauchrlyy
sotrud.nik; VOLIKOV, D.G., nalichnyj nnotz-Ani:q CHISP-Pillp T.A.)
khimik
Waste waters from the Leninogol-sk Poiymetallic Comb-n(-.
and their effect on the open water reservolra of the city.
Gig. i san. 28 no.7:69-73 JI 10. (milu 1,7: l')
1. 1z utdela gigiyuny futl OpIdemllulotl
aftroblologii i gigiyeiq 11 FLj,,;pal likariskoy sanitaxne-.2pt-
demiologichaskoy stantsii.

YUSUPOVV A.A.; W-.IISKAYAP A.I.; OVDIYENKO, N.I.
Dirorders-in the functional state of dog liver follo-wing S90
lesion. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 57 no. 2:29-33 F 164.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Predntavlena deystvitellnym chlenom A~UJ SS,")R A.V.L--bedinskim.

',-HZVSKAYA. G.F.
Some remedies for treAting rndiation injuries of the skin [with
summary in English]. Mad.rad. 3 no.1:57-64 Ja-Y 158. (MIRA 11:4:1
(RADIOTHERAPY, complications,
skin inj., ther. (Ilus)
(SKIN, effect of rAdiations,
radiother. induced in.J., ther. (Rua)

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UNV6KA*GL, G.F.
Dosinetrlc _?act*-,@ and depth dose distrib-tior c' tre 'J;*it-C-c--
20-1 apparatiza. Hed.rad. 4 no.7.*76-80 Jl 159. (11LU 12:9)
(COBALT radioactive)

NEVSKATA. G.F.
De-simetric charac 'lariat Ic 8 of GUI,.-Cc-4CC-1 gannia-ray apparatus.
Vost.rent.1 rad. 34 no.2:63-67 VX-AP '59. (MIRA 13:4)
(GAIOIA HATS, ther. use,
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AUTHOR: Domshlak, M. P., Grigor'yev, Yu, G., Darenskaya, N. G., Koznova, L. B., Nevskaya, G.F.
NesteTova, V. 1. and Tereshchenko, N. Ya.
Trr)_E: Remote observations on persons subjected to radiotherapy
PERIODICAL ~ Meditsinskaya radiologiya, v. 7, no. 1, 1962, 10-16
TEXT: A previous report (Domshlak et. al., 1957) dealt with observations on 160 persons who had been subjec-
ted to X-ray and gamma-ray therapy 2 to 7 years prior to the study period. The present article is based on
observations on 218 persons, aged thirty to sixty, at various intervals (up to 10 year5) after, having been
subjected to radiation. In 41.9'. of the cases, the general condition of persons irradiated in the past
becarne worse. On the other hand, no abnormal pressure was noticed, despite the fact that hypertension
was a common finding during the irradiation period. Ophthalmological examination did not reveal any
changes except those due to aging. Various functional disorders were noticed in the nervous system, inclu-
ding both cortical and sub-cortical disturbances. In some cases, microiymptorns of organic damage of
the CNS were present. There is I table.
SUBMITTED: July 3, 1961
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AU,rum voiakhowa, N. A.; Cubic, Vo A*: D4reasksys# N. Col Gave
Nevskaza. G. F.; Sedowt YOV,
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TITLE# Peculiarities of clLnical manifestations of rsdtstios~~aLckaees
to rhesus monkeys during saumd-cay irradiation
SOURCEs Voprosy obahchey radiabLotogiL (Problems of general radio-
biology). Notcov, Atonizdat, 19660 150-157
TOPIC TAC;S: --*w=t=Aa*-,radLattoq biologic effect, monkey, dogr-riatatLom
ABSTRACTs A comprehensive clinical examination of gamma-trradLated
monkeya was conducted, and the data were compared with resuLta of stmElOr
exaninations of dogs. Seventeen monkeys (Haeacs rhasus) of both sexest.
weighing 2.0 to 4.0 kg, were subjected to Sam*& irradiation from an
EGO-2 apparatus with a dose rate of 351-313 r/aLso Prior to Irradle
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tions all monkeys had been under clinical observation for 2-3 weeks.
Eleven of the L4 monkeys irradiated with 100 r died (avereg* duration
of Life 16.5 day@)# while two of the 3 monkeys irradiated with 3SO v
diedi W*5 and 36.2 days after irradiation)* Both groups of game&-.
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irradtated monkey@ were considered together, since the clinical mnai-
festations of radiation sickness were similar in both groups. Exparl-
mental date were compared with data from analogous dog experiments,
using a 300-r dome of gamma rays, and no essential differences in the
radiation affect were noted between the two species. However, the
spread of 1.1fe duration@ in monkeys (6.5-36.2 days) was wider than fo
dogs (11.5--18.5 days). The primary reaction to radiation was nore
pronounced and developed more rapidly in monkeys than in dogs. The
primary radiation reaction was absent in 2 out of 17 monkeys, as com-
pared with 18 out of 28 dogs. Furthermore, seven monkeys experienced
severa primary radiation reactions, while none of the dogs did. In the
first 10-11 days after irradiation, no essential differences were
noted between the temperature reaction@ of monkeys and dogs. Rowevect
by the time of death dogs had elevated body temperatures (average 1.5C
above normal), whereas monkeys' temperatures had fallen considerably
below normal. Symptoms of radiation sickness ap.peared later (15-18
days after Irradiation) and developed more gradually in monkeys than in
dogs (7-12 days), Autonomic dysfunction is considered responsible
for the lability of symptoms in monkeys in the early postradiation
period# This hypothesis is substantiated by the considerable varia-
tions in blood pressure. the unstable heart rhythm, 4tc. Hanatopoiatic.
changes in s6nkeys Lm response to radiation hod a phase character#
demonstrating the different course of the radiation reaction In differst
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types of calls. Since blood regeneration occurred even in monkeys
dying after 30-36 days, it was concluded that blood changes were-not
the primary factor in animal deaths. The lower lethal dose values
encountered in these experiments are partially explained by differing
0xperinental conditions$ but require further study4 OrLg. art. heat
2 fL&ures sad 1--tables [is)
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Au-~!C)H: r~ ~rov, 0. N.; Kovalev, Ye. Ye.; Nevskaya, G. F.; Smirennr(, L. N.
ORG: none
TITIZ: Probloms of designing local radionrotective shielding for cosmonauts [Paper
presented at the Conference on Problems of Space Medicine held in Moscow from 24 to
27 nay 19661
SOURCE: Kon-ferent3iya po problemam kosmicheskoy maditsiny, 1966. Problemy
kosmicheskoy medit;3iny (Problems of space medicine); materialy konferentsii,
Moscow, 1966, 197
i'OPIC TAGS: radia-~ion shielding, cosmonaut radiation shielding, radiation
solar flare, Spacecraft shielding
ILBSTIRACT: Economy of weight in spacecraft shielding is best achieved by placing
the shielding as close as possible to the cosmonaut. Local shielding is
designed taldng into account the varying radios ensitivity of different body
organs anel the coiasiderable unevenness of the radiation field inside the
Spacecraft cabin. Calculation of local shielding is based on determination
:)f the effectiveness of shielding of an orga n by parts of the ship and by
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p.tacement of organs) was used to facilitate dose calculations for individual
vital organs. Spatial distributions of tissue thicknesses with respect to
the vital orgaris were determined using this model. On the basis of data
obtained, calculations were made of doses from a solar flare for various
critical organs, assuming a hypothetical spacecraft hull. Calculations
utilized dependences of dose on tissue depth forgiven shielding thicknesses.
Results of these esiLculations show the definite possibility of weight economy
with the use of local shielding. [W.A. No. 22; ATD Report 66-1161
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AUTHOR: TqMilcLyaL_G. k. (Candidate of technical sciencoa)l Ne)2wn, M. B. Profesoor)
ORG: Moscow Irmititute of Fine Chemical Engineering im. Lomonosov (MoskovskV J19
ins tit_uT_:Eo_n_koy_'Ei_michesKoy tekhnologii)
TITLE: Effect of stabilizers on dielectric properties of propylene film
SOURCE: Elektrichestvo, no. 7, 1966, 82-83
TOPIC TAGS: electric insulator, electric insulation, propylene
ABSTRACT: To Jjihibit thermo-oxidizing destruction, stabilizers have been introduced
into propylene insulation; however, these stabilizers may seriously affect physico-
mechanical and dielectric pr
,eperties o~ propylene film insulation.~Hence, the
effect of stabilizers (AN-6 Santonox) on volume resistiv-ity, mechanical strength,
and electric strength of aged (at 100-150C) propylene films was experimentally
determined. It was found that: (1) Propylene films have high dielectric properties
ractically independent of humidity, electric-field strength, and frequency;
2) Stabilized propylene films have much higher volume resistivity than nonstabilized,
Stabilized films have constant mechanical strength up to 125C while the strength
N
of noustabilized film falls off abruptly at 8W; (4) The electric atrength, at
20-130C, of s-,abilized films is considerably higher than that of nonstabilized -7-
films. Ot'her (Lata presented. Orig. art. has: 3 figures. UDC: 621-315.616.9
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--Popov, V. I.; sychkov,
AUTHOR: Euzin, R. A.; Nevs~ay
Yurgov, V. V, ; Abramova, C;. m. ; Ginzburg, Ye. V. ; Xalazdarova,
ORG : n o n e
T ""~Lfrirmental investigation of the effectiveness of local radloprozectiv-z:
slaiciding CLaper presented at the WnferOnco on Problems of Space Madicina hold Jn
',',;oscow from 24-27 ~',tay 1966-7
SGURC--': i~onferentsiya po problemain kosmichaskoy meditsiny, 1966. 2roblemy
Rosmicheskoy meditsiny.