SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEVSKIY, M. V. - NEVSKIY, V. S.

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Nzroziy, M. P. (Dotsent) (Chelyabinsk)
Dinamika bioelektricheekoy deyatellnouti mDzga pri insulin-oterapil shizofrenii
I yeye klinicheskoys macherdye. P. 304
V eb ektualln. probl. nevropatol i paikhiatrii, Kuybyshev 1957.

NIEVSnY M. V., Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Condition of the
==I~
Cardiovascular System in Typhoid-paratyphold Patients Treated
with SynthoiTfcin." Tashkent, 1957, 15 pp (TashlcE~nt State jjT rl
1(" G
Inst), 200 copies (KL, 50-57, 120)
- 37 -

ZAIROV, K.S., starshiy nauchnn sotrudnik; II&VSKIY, M.V.9 kand.med.nauk;
CMUBAblin, P.I.
Organization of control measures for virus influenza in Uebakiste-a
In 1957. Yed.zhur.Vab. no.8-9:90-94 Ag-S 158. WRA 11:6)
(UMMSTAX-IMMUZA)

ZAIROV, X.S.v starshly nauchnyy sotrudnik; NEVSKIT, 11J., Imnd.med.nauk;
CHICHNNTY, P.T.
Incidence of diphtheria in Uzbekistan, Ked.zhur.Uzb. no.11:
21-24 9 158. (14IRA 13:6)
(MJKIS?AH--DiMr IA)

Disturbances of some hemodynanics inderes in typhoid fever patients
treated with synthomycin. Ned.zhur.Uzb. no.1:58-jcg A 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz klialki infektolonnykh bolezney (caveduyushchty - prof. T.Kh.
Yadzhmiddinov) Tashkentatcogo gosudaratirennogo maditainskogo institata.
(CHL0ROhYC%TIN) (TYPHOID FKM) (BLOOD)

ZAIROV, K.S.; C11ICIDIIIIII. P.I.; IOVSKIY, II.V.
Apidentologr of influenza in Uzbekistan during 1957. Zhur.
m1krobiol.spid. I immm. 30 no-5:25-30 Ky '59.
(MIRA 12:9)
1. Iz Hinisterstva zdravookhraneniya Uzbekskoy SL'a.
(1107AW7A. spidemiol.
in Russia (Rus))

ZAL-QVP K.S.; BOYKO, V.R.; ICVjKIY, H.V.; GHICHU11N, P.I.
Som3 problems in the epidemiology of Botkin's disease in Uzbekistan.
Mad. zhur. Uzb no.2:19-23 F 100. 15"2)
NZBBKISTA~Ui--HL;FATITJS, INFECTIOUS)

1,1,~F.! POV. j, U. , GIbl !YFlj. U. N"'V A iY. M~ V,
StAtx- of tte ~! a r:54 , vfir~ !a r ir, ,; mt- 'nf'e,
-VT
.h, T.rud. 2,
2. Kqfedra 'nfektsionnyO 1),-~7-nrney (zav. kaft(jrry i!r-f. T.Fh.
Na,jzYxddd.~.nf,,r) Tashkpnls~.,,~'. d .5 ~ n s

CHICHENIN, P.I.; NEVSKIY, M.V.; MOVEDEVA, T.S., red.; TSAY, A.A.,
tekhn. i~d' .
[Prevefitive inoculations is a measure for the prophylaxis
of infectious diseases] Profilakticheskie privivki - mera
preduprezhdeniia infektsionnykh boleznei. Tashkent, Med-
giz, UzSSR, 1963. 27 p., (MIRA 17:1)

MUSABAYEV, I.K.; NEVSKlY,, M.11.
Somii problems J.r, the Ppidnmiology end pr;--,reEt'.1rn of intestinal
Infections In Uzbekivitan. Zhur,milmobio7at epii. i Immun. 2
noo2:32-31 F 165. 111URA. 18:6)
1. UzTjekzkiy institut epideiniologlip mikrobiologii i infektsionnykh
zabolevanly.

NEVSK1.Y,.-ff.-V,; POTATUENA, O.N.; RAKHIKN, A.R.; SGASHEVA, V.S.;
KARPGVA, A.-N.; G.01YEEV, M.G.
Phagoprophylaxis of typhoid fever in children of preschool
age. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid. i immn. 42 no.l2t62-63 D 165.
(MIRA 19t.1)
1. Uzbekskiy Institut epidemiologii, mikrobiologii I infektsionnykn
zabolevaniy i Tashkentskaya oblastnaya sanitarno-epiderniologi-
cheakaya stants4ya.

j i~
/VI GUV~- M/0)99/66/000/006/000~/0069~
1'. (a~(:'Lor of InvAic.,11
ciancr-s); M. (C;an~6irlato of mridical sciences);
0. G. Xotyuiain:;kaya, N. A.; aavldlyan, A, 0.
Scian'ific Rosaarch Institute f ~Ey
or Epidemiology. Microbiol(
Candidate of I YU
-1rodical Sciences K. Yu. supovf. Tashkent
naucftno-issledovatolskiy institut opidemiologii, mikrobiologil i
zab,..levanV)
Clinical and epidemiological parallels in patients suffering from typhoid or
o*d 'roated with lovomycotin in combination with vaccine
-9
Sovetskaya meditsina. no. 6. 1966, 64-69
'17AGS. bacterial disease,. man, antibiotic. vaccine, clinical medicino
and
T: Efocts are co-nipared I om observations on 743 patients with typhoid
--typ:io-d; 355 ware treated lovomycotin and typho-paratyphus B divaccino (first
and 3,33 only with lovomyt;otin (second group). The patients were selected at
15 cases wora mild, 62~ moderate, and 100 serious. Over half of each group had
vaccinated against these infections in the last 2 years. In addition to th
-6sual sy.-..ptomatic therapy, lovomycetin was given until normal temperatures lasted for IL
Ccrci 1/2 UDCz 616.9

i,CC -NR----Ar-6029000
bays; the first group also 9 subcutaneous vaccinal injections in inareasir'g
'.'oluranco was satisfactory. Studios of factors of non-spocific immunity
(pro-,jrdin lovol and comploment titer) showed a statistically valid higher and moro
propordin levol in the first group and loss decline of complement titer at
.,.o cldmcx of t"a disease. Compared to tho socond group, the first group had a return
-z,o normal tuzpoi-atui-es 1-~ tirios faster, subfobrilo tonporatures and complications word
as f---ecuont, and rohipsos woro 1/6 (1/9-5 for typhoid). For a study of the
Carl-ior z. .UO, Opidomiologic obsoi-vations voro conducted once a month for no less than
1 yoar; in the first group, 2.1% wore found chronic carriers of abdominal typhus, in
~'_e socond 4.7". It was concludod that combinod treatment with antibiotics and
.3cutanc;ous vaccine is highly offectivo and gives nonspecific protection in typhoid
f~vc~7 and parat' oid. The propordin lovels reflect the stage of the diseases, their
yph
z;ovo.--y, and thG effectiveness of troatmont. Thore ware fewer relapses and fe-wer
':?.6 tre-atnant is recorzi-.ondod for typhoid fover. For -paratyphoid A and B.
-or -.oans an .-I
d miot" ods aro required. in particular possible application of the
corrGsponding monovaccinos. Orig. art. has: none.
5u3 coDE: o6,.;~/ SUBX DATE: none/ ORIG RF-F: 012-

NEVSKIY, M. Yu.; IUIBLEV, S.V.
Effect of 'Drigh, bamda on stellar magnitades and color Ind--'.,-es
of WR star3. Nstron. ts~-r. no.21..Ii;--,-3 4163 (MIM 1-70)
1. A-atronomicheskaya observai.3r.'7a Rostolrikogc gogadai-3t7mnogo
unlivers-ite-ta.

HAVSKIY. Hilcolaj Alsksayevich, kapitan 1 range. Prinimali uchastiye:
XULINICH. D.D., inzh.-kapitan 1 range; RODIOMOV, A.I., kontr-
admiral; CLEM, K.I., general-mayor aviatsii; IWAVYST, U.N.,
kapitan. 1 ranga; BARCHZNKOV. S.A., Inzh.-kapItan 1 range;
KELYSIN9 P.F., inzh.-knpitan I range; BASOV, A.Y., ka-pitan 2
ranga; HOGOV, P.I., inzit.-kapitan 2 ranga; MOROZOV, K.T..
inzh.-podpolkovnik; FUZANOV, N.P.. inzh.-podpolkov-nik. HMNI-
KOVA, A.N., takhn.red.
(The Navy] Toanno-morskoi flot. Moskva, Voen.izd-vo K-va
obor. SSSR, 1959. 328 p. (KiRA 12:6)
(Russia-Havy)

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MIOLINIK07, V. N., NEAVSKII, IT, A,
Ef feet of radr(n hxtho in P10.1gor-ilk on the modification in the rato of
herzorrhage and mi,)Waroocopla piekure In norral subjects and in
patients with cartain f7vups oj' heart diseason. KlIn. med., Vlo6m 2;3-7,,,
JUY 50. P~ 78-9
1. Of the Fqjerlmental Division (Head-N. A. Nevskiy), Pratigor&
Clinic or the Steve P--Jmi~ologlcal Institute and of the Administration
of Pyatigorr~c Hea.1th Renoet. (Head Physician-H. N* P&Pk07)*
CMI 19, 5, 11cm-l 1950

NEKHOROSHEV, N.P.; KAPUJN, S.Ta.; KOPTEVA, Ye.G.; UVSKIT. N.A.. professor,
direktor.
Direct proof of hydrogen sulfide circulation In "he blood while taking
hydrogen sulfide baths. Fami tok-c. 16 no.1:50-54 Ja-F 153. (KYRA 6:6.)
1. Fiziologicheakaya laboratoriya Ballneologicheakogo iastituta iment
LV. Stalina na kurorte Sochi-Katsesta. (F~ydrogen sulfide) (Blood--
Composition)

NWSKIY, IIJI.,gen.-mayor med.sluzhby
250th Alln17mrspry of the N.H. Burdenko Central Killtary Hosoits!
Voen.-mad.zhur. no.11:1o-14 5 157. (MIRA 11:4)
(HOSPITALS,
U.N. Burdenko Centrnl 1411itnry RoaD. (Rua)
(MEDICINE MILITARY AND UAV3L,
8 AM8 )

NxVSKLY, N.M.
Burdenko gain Military Hospital; on the 250th anniversary of its
foundation. Klin.med. 36 no.2:138-143 F 158. (KIRA 11:4)
1. Nachallnik Glavnogo voyennogo gospitalys imeni Akademiks
N. V.Bnrdenko
(FWICfNF,, 141LITARY AIM NATAL
II.N.Burdenko Principal Military Hospital, Moscow (Rua))
(HOSPITAIS,
same)

NEVSKIY, N.M., general-mayor meditr.nakoy sluzhby
Obligations taken before congress are fulfilled. Voen.--ied.zhur.
no.lOiV-18 0 161. (HOSPITAIS, MILITARY) (yJRA 15-5)

TAKUEUTTCHO I.A.1
!I
1P.- 0. B.
Counterwwrent gas lift agitators in the hydrometallargy of nonfdrrous
metals. Met. met. 37 no.1003-36 0 164. (MIRA 18:7)

24(6) C; 7 / 2 1 -
AUTHOR: Ney_slk~jLj -P. 1!~.
TITLE: Free Longitudinal Vibrations of a Strinf~- viit~ an
Elastic Fastening of One End
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademiyi nauk Ukrayinskoyi PSH, Nr
1959, PI) 963-966 (U2310
ABSTRACT: The paper examine3 the free Longitudinal vibrations of
a string, one end of vihich is f'.xed, the other one
fastened to a point blassf4 by au elastic coupling
with rigidityC, (see drawing). This sheme can also be
valid fcr some engineering structures con-sis-ling of an
elastic thread (for insta-Tice the overhead po,.ver trans-
mission lines). The vibrations of the string are
studied by taking into consialeration the velocity of
prapa-ation of the elastic wave. The lon-itadinal
vibrations of a strin.- are expressed in the e,iuatiun
2 EF
R2 = OL -XX rru
Card 1/4

30V/21-59-9-8/25
Free Longitudinal Vibretions of a 1'])tring 1flith an Elastic Yast--_:n~_ng
of' One End
The Tticle adduce,,', a number of equations derived for
determininr~- the displacement and chan-es in the tension
4
of the string d ~n- vib-ations. The ident-ityi~-1-0=
-- f (Ott -t t ) N, for inst,---,nc(!, proves that the
elastic .-)ave which moves in the positive ~.Iirection is
reverberated after reaching the end of the string but
retains its sha-De. The presence of the factor
~, I
in the expressioLi (24) is explained by the fact that
the energ~y of vibration of the mass is used for the
formation of elastic waves in the string. Tais leads
to a successive decrease Of it.3 vibration amplitude,
It is tc be noted that the expression (24) will only
be corre-~r. until the moment ahen the elastic wave
reaches the mass after being reverberated by the
right end of the string. In case of a con:,iderable
length of the string, tnis equati-_--n may suifice for
examining the vibrations of th;--! mass. Other,.*iise, the
Card 2/4 solution of the equation (3) will be necessary.

SOV121- 0-9-8/2'5
Free Longitudinal Vibration.13 of a String with an Elastic Fastening
of One End
Finally, it is shovm that vrith the aid of the ratio
N=EF ~4 the expression (23) enables to find the
change of the tension of the vibrating string:
S
N- -za-Q)L
( 51n. t
-0r-7- q
mYx
kij
There is 1 drawing and 1 Soviet reference.
ASDS'-OCIATION: Pol-tavs'kyy instytut inzheneriv sil's'kohospo'-';ars'-
koho budivnytstva (Poltava Institute of Agricultural
Ca.rd 3/4 Construction Engineers)
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SOV/21-50-0-8/2'
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Free Longitudinal Vibrations of a String ri"uh Em Elastic Fasten=
- - rD
of One End
PRESENTED: By F.P. Byelyankin, Member AS UkrSSR
SUEMITTED: March 9, 195y'9
Card 4/4

NEVSKIY, P. M.,
DYNAMIC STRESSES
IN CASES OF WIRE
SEC SPEC Eo UKSSR,
(KL9 3-6-19 218).
CANo TECH SCII "METHODS OF DETERMINING
" 11,
IN -"W4R TRAUSUtSSION L114E ANCHOR TOWERS
BREAK." KIEV9 1961. (MIN OF HIOMER AND
KIFv ENGINEERING-CONSTRUCTION INST).
244

N'AXWIN. V.P.. inzh.; HUCULINSKIT, A.S., doktor telchn.namic. prof.;
SHDM, G.B., kaad.takhn.naEtk; ZW3XIY,_R.A.,_inzh.; SHOLCKHOT,
inzh.; TIMIRMKIN. V.V.. kund.tekhn.nauk; ZHUCHKOT, V.I.,
inzh.; KURNUSHKO, O.V,. inzh.
Preparation of sill,comanganese and farronanganeae from earbonate
ores of the "Poltmochnoye" deposit. Stall 20 no. 12:1099-1103
D 6o. (HDA 13:12)
1. Zavod ferrosplavov. TSentralinyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy
institut chernoy avitallurgit I Institut metallurgli Urallskogo
filials AN.
(Silicoa-mangatiese alloys) (Perromanganese)
(Folmaochnoye region--Ore deposits)

NAXHABIN, V.P.; ICK!TLINSKIY, A.S.; SHIMM, G.B.; 11EVSKIY, R.A.; SHOLOKBOV,
V.F.;' YEFREWIN, V.V,; ZHUCHKOV, V.I.; KURNUSHXO, O.V.; EPSHTEYN,
N.Ye.; PANFILOV, S.A.; 11rinimali uchastiye: ILIIN, V.14.; MMLYAKOV,
V.V.; SHMULEVICH, Ye.Ya.
Smelting out manganese-silicon and ferromanga44e from Polunochnoye
deposit ores in 4'furnace with a power of 10,500 kilovolt-amperes.
Trudy Inst. mlet, 4AN SSSR no.7:127-145 161. (MIRA 16:6)
(Manganese alloys) (Sintering)

MIKULINSKIY, A.S.; NAKHABIN, V.P.; SHIRER, G.B.; NEVSKR, R.A.; STEBLYAUKO,
N.V.; YE-'-MMUN, V.V. ; VOROBIYEV, V.P.; ZHUGHKO11, V.I.;
KURNUSHKO, O.V.
Change in the position of the electrodes and the capacity coefficient
in obtaining manganese alloys. Trudy Inst. met. UFAN SSSR no.7-
147-151 '61. rMIRA 16:6)
(Hanganese alloys) (Sintering)

NANHABIN V.P.; SHOLOMOV) V.F.; DTE.VS_KIjjR.A ; MIKULINSKIY, A.S.;
~HUCHKOV,V.I.; EPSHTEYN, N.Yci.; VO-'R"bL"'IYEV, V.P.
Using semicoke as a type of reducing agent in the production nf
silicon-chromium and carbon ferrochromium. StEll, 2,1+ no.ll:loC6-
1008 N 164. (MIRA 18: 1)

:~TV-i'.1Y, -. A.
IXONNIKOV. S.S.; ISKAIDDY. M.; KNORRIM, I.G.; KOROLVA. A.S.. XUDRYASHHT,
S.M.; MAIACTSY, V.P.; MASLUNIKOVA, T.I.; OVSKIY S A NIKITIN,W.A.;
OTCHINMIKOT, P.M.: PUSHKO. S.1.; G.T.;
CHMVINA. A.F.; SHIBKOVA. I.Y.; BGRISOYA, A.G., redsk-.0r; fAS1141CEZN-
go. I.T.. redaktor; H&USTRUYNTA, O.B., redaktor; ZEMALO, R.Te.,
talchnicheakf,7 redaktor
CYlors of the TaJtlr S.S.R.] Plorg Tadzhikskoi SSFI. Moskva, lzd-vo
Aked.nauk SSSR. Vol.l. (Pteridopfqta - Gramineae"I Paporotnikoobraznye-
claki. lilav.red. P-N-Ovchinnilcov. 1957. 547 p. (MUtA 10:9)
(Tajikistan--Botany)

I-- HEVSKIT.-S.I.
Method for determining producti-wity of rotary kiLne. ?rudv
GIPROTSEI.UCST 8:92-105 147, (MLRA 10:4)
(Kilns, Rotary)

nVSKIT. S.I.
- - - -, . ~, -1:-!
Technical norms for s*ft kilns. Trudy GIPROTSEMTI 8:118-121
147. (MLRA MW
(Cement kilns)

ovaly, S.N.; PLATOMV. A.I.; Pusnui, M.K.. redaktor; DMNISOVA, O.P..
'-`VVMTMeski7 redaktor.
[Financial calculations] Finaneov7e 7ychislantia. Hoskva, Goa-
finisdat. iq46. 96 p. (14LRA 8:8)
(Arithmetic. Commercial)

NEVSKIY, S.H.
ichanizingr cold sheet notal work:Lng processea.
proizv. 4 no.L2a18-22 D 162.
(Sheet meULl working machinery)
r=.--qbtarm.
(MIRA 16.-l)

NEVSKEY, S. 11.
N-EYSUY, S. P. (Veterinarian, City of 4Lan-Lce, Buryat-,~:ongrd ASISR).
Trea-',ment of piglets in aliinent;~ry anenia.
So: Veterinariya; 23; L; April 1)1,6; Uncl.
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rrip-ation Far.-.Jrg - Cat,ca~~
i,,ffect of fal I inundation irriCation on -o-I I :,,ci%:11.-,.re anC3 yi_ejd farm cm. s in "-or tnern
Caucasus. Sov. agron. 10 nc. 9, 1)52.
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9. MO thly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, :Iovember 195A. Unclassified.

MKII/Cultivated Plants Grains. M-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 7, 1958, 29746
Author : Nevskiy, _y., sheperin, G.P.
Inst Stavropol Scientific Rescarcki Iiistitute for Agriculture.
Title : The Hydromodulus of Cor4stantly Flooled, Rice in Stavro-
pol'skiy Kraye
OrIg Pub : Byul. muchno-tekhii. irforn. Stabrop. n.-i. -In-ta s.kh.,
1956, no 1-2, 61-6.5,
Abstract : In order to determine the hydrowdulus and actual irriga-
tion rate of const4matly flooded rice the Stavro-pol Expe-
rimental Melioration Station set up a fixed series of ob-
servations on stegpe wLd bott~om land so.~.ls. Their hyr-ro-
physical properties are characterized. Both durine the
flocdinG period and at the time of the supporting water
layer the irrigation rates are higher on steppe soils
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USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodders. m-4
Abs JOUr: Ref Zhur-Blol., No 6, 1958, 25079
Abstract: thousand m3 of water. Until budding the mcisture
consumption for a 24 nour day was 25 m3, during
budding 45, during flowering time 58 and after
blossoming 31 m3. Alfalfa required water from the
whole 4 meter soil layer, although the most inten-
sive consumption occurred at the layer 0-150 cm
deep. When alfalfa Is grown for forage, the top
meter of the soil is most important. Irrigation
must be applied when soil molature drops to 70-80%
field capacity. Alfalfa forage irrigation should
begin with the fall routine watering k1500 m3),
and during vegetation time 800-1000 mJ should be
applied for the harvest In a single Irrigation,
with strong heat and drought there should be two
waterings. Lower soil moisture Is needed with
alfalfa raised for seed. In the beginning of
September In the fall one applies a post-harvest
Card 2/3

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodders.
m-4
.Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Blol., No 6, 1958, 25079
Abstract: watering (1000-1200 m3) and in October :o November
the routine fall irrigation (1500 m3). Vegetatlvc-
irrigations should be made only when the soil
moisture drops to 51-53% of the total field mois-
ture capacity. The vegetative watering rate is
800-100o m3. -- V. V. Koperzhinakly
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U.35R / Cultivated Plants. Potatoes, Vegetables, Melons. M-2
Abe Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 2, 1959, No. 6268
Author :Nevskiy, S. P.; Kon'kova, R. D.
Inst :StAvr6poll Sclent.-Rea. AgrIcultural Institute
Title :'later Consumption and Spraying of Potatoes
Sown In the Spring In the Eastern Zone of the
Stavropol'alciy Kray
Orig Pub :Byul, nauchnc)-tekhn., Inform. Stavropolsk.
n.-I. In-ta s.-kh., 1957, No 3, 46-48
Abstract :Generalizations basud on the results of
experiments carried out on chestnut soils
of the Stepnovskly experimental field and of
the Kursk substation of the Stavropol' Experi-
mental Meliorative Station In 1947-1952 13
given In this paper. Data on water consumption
by potato plants In various growth phases Is
Card 1/2
Card P/P
42

GIR-rGOR'"CANTS, A. N. ; ALESHCHENKOVY P. I.; KOCIIIETKOV, L. A.; ITWSKI-Y,_V. -
"The Beloyarsk nuclear power station first uri-it p_L_~Dt
rewrt mibmitted for 3rd Intl Conf, Peaceftd Uses of Atomic Energ,., Gene%ra,
31 Aug-? Sep 64.

NEVSKf~lq V. A.
Nevskiv
._ , V. A.
"Some Featun~s of the Surface Destruction of Concretle under the ]ondi-~icns
of a Hot and Dr
y Continental Climate." Mi-i Hi:-her Edi-ication Yoscow
Order of 1'abor Red banner Construction Inst imeni V. V. Kirr-b,--
shev. oscolIT, 11)r,~5. (Dissertation for tho Def-ree of Candidate Lin "(3chniral
Sci
So: Knizhnaya letopis', No. 27, 2 Jul:, 15,5)5

SOV , !4 -:~8.
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958 Nr 2 p -L-'-, (USSW!
AUTHOR: Nevskiy, V. A.
'r 1'." LE: Ho,.-.- to Assess the Stability of Concretes by Means of Defort-nal.c-i
Measurements (K voprosu otsenki stovkosti betonc. nietodom
izm,E!reniya deformatsiy)
PERIODICAL: T r. Rostovsk. n/ D- inzh, - stroit. in -ta, 1956, Nr '-,, pp 61 b8
AP-STRACT: The ilUthor points out the necessity of a broad cxpeiime?Jal
program of materials testing Linder various forms of erl-ironme-,l.'
action (freezing and thawing, moistening and drying, etc I
Rev:ewer's name rict gi c--~
Carl 1/1

~,111-inate t'na un rojtab",3uei2 in
I e.7.
IIT 2.:a:.,est:! tell
~-nravlenlya (-^or Yudzon)
Lh n n-3 )

!;EV-I-'Kn , V -..A.; Z. , red.
[,~,-'bliography of Russiazi literatLre
(1708-19:62) in five -iolumesj i3ilbliograi'i.4 , otechest-.ennrj
otorinolEri ngo logic lie 3kol 11taratury (170919612' gg.) v ~
t(.,P,.akh. Mosl-m, Vqos. nauchn. ri.ed,, ob-vo 6torinolarlngc-
logov. Vol.j. 1~463. ~,92 P. (MIRA 17-0)

IIEIISKIY, V.A. Nbskva)
teview of the book "Union catalog of 18th century Russian
books of the civil press, 1725 - 1800.* Sovet. zdravookhT-.
5:801-90 163 (MITRA 17:2)

ITEVSKIY, V.A.
Soviet literature on hygiene and sanitation for the first hall'
of 1962; radiation hygienee Gig. sanit. 28 no.2:1-16-118 103
(MM 1? -.2)

NEVSKIY, V.A.
Hative literature on hygiene and sanitation for the first
half of 1962. Gig. i san. 28 no.'/.-114-120 J1 163.
(MIRA 17:1)

NEVSKIT, V.111.
Review or. the callection *Biblic;graphy of s,~ientiflc wcrks
by tY,(,, Tua,k-meri MadJc-al hnstitut~~ a7i(I fl~)p inedical reoearc.h
institi,t,n.- of tjle Kiriatury of of the TLrl'-.
SOS.F,. f,--r -Idravookhr. !.~
91. 163 (l,.IRA 7..2')

1~1,-ISKIY~ V.A.
I a r:.-. - v ~:- . 3 7 r, ~. 4 - 8 -~ -~-' 1 T t -' .
B,- t-' !,,, gr ap hy. V e ~ - - - -
( m~T 't i - -- . ;, ~

Mart, V. A.
PA 35/49T65
Aug 48
Antimony
Ore Deposits
,"The Tectonic Breocia in the Stratification Strw-
ture of'Antimany and Antimony4fercury Beds in
Central. Asia," T. A. KeTakiy, 3 PP
"Dok Ak: ffauk SSW" Vol LZI, No 6
Discusses abaracteristice of subject deposits,
concentmted In tha boundaries of the southern
Fergana. and Gissarskiy antimany-mercury belt.
There are also large antimony deposits In Man-
skiy Bayon In Chatkal. Submitted by Acad 1-. F.
Grigorlyev, 24 Jun 48.
w 35AqT65

NEVSKI)', V. A.
USSR/Geology
Ora Deposits
TE!'-tOniCS
Janja b 49
I'Prinar-y Zoning in Hydrothermic Deposits," F. 1. Vollf'son, V. A. Nevskiy, 16 pp
IIIz Ak Auk SSSR, Ser Geol" No 1
Introdu.ces exBmples of' zonality conditioned mably by structural factors. Zorutlity
was obsorvud around granitold ILaSS03 not Cunotically connected with dapo<s being
considered (ore field of Okur-tau and TELkeli ridges,, and the Mirgan 31ver bas'n
deposit). In the Ishre ridee ore field, zonal distribution of deposLts was lLrAed
with di:310cation intensity of ore-lbearing layers.
PA 29/49T38

UMAUning tkyltun 49
Coal
"Regularittea in the Dietribution of Thick
Coal Seams on the Southern Slope of the lahma
1.
Mountain Range," V. A. Nevskiy, I'ff PP
"It Ak Hauk SSSR, Ser Geol" No 3
Uplains a regular change of thicknesses of
-coal bads--from anticlines to syncliaes vithin
the botmdaries of the southern slope of the
Ishma Mountein Range. Includes table of coal
bad thicknesses.
59/49T92
FA 59/49'92

u7sx1y'v.A.
..- - Some-problems of the origin of mercury. antimony, and antimony-
mercury de~?oslts in southern Fergana. 1xv.AN SSSR. Ser.geol.20
no-5:72-82 S-0 '55. (MLPA 8:12)
(Yergana-Mercury ores) (Fargana-Antimony ores)

I/ 11 . . /II ." ,
MSEIY.V.A.
`- ~
3ome regularities of the occurreace of hydrothermal vineralization
'In large fractures and in finer fissures. Trudy Inst.geol.aauk
tio.162:120-129 '55. (MLRA 8:11)
(Geology, Structural) (Ore deposits)

NEVSKIYp I'fasilV__Aid4_e evich; NURY.UKRAMMVA, V.F., red. izd-va; GALANOVA,
Y
TN., tekhn. red_,_;_KONDHAT'YEVAt H.A., tekhn. red.
.0
[Characteristics of the development of faults, their internal structure
and mineralization in certain ore-bearing areaii of Centra). Asia]Oaoben-
nooti vnutrennego stroeniia, mineralizatsii i Istoril razvitiia razlo-
meir nekotorykh rudnykh raionov Srednei AzU. Moskvap Ugletekhizdat,
19f~9- 50 P. (Biblioteka nwachno-tekhnicheskogo gornogo obshchestva.
Se.riia: Biologicheskaia, no.6) (MIRA 14:7)
(Soviet Cenrxal Asia,--Faults (Geology))

HXVW IT, V. A.
Pipalike bodies of brecciated rocks in ths Akty= or@ deposit.
Geol. rud. mestotorozh. no-2:83-93 Kr-Ap 160.
OUU 13:8)
1e .1natitut geologil rudnykh mastorochlenly, potrografti, mine-
ralogil AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Trans-Ili Ala-Tau--Gre deposits)

~, NEVSKIY, V.A.
Tectonics of Jointo In the Aktyuz ore deposit. Iz7- All SSSR. Ser.
mol. 25 ao.11:53-68 11 160. (HIRA 13:11)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografii, mineralorii
I gookidmil Ali SSSR. Moskma.
(Trans-Ili Ala-Tau-Joints (GeolOP7))

murrm V.A.
Tectonic joints La rocks of certain ore deposits in Central Asia.
TxWY IGEII no.42:141-157 161. (MMA 14-8)
(Soviet Central Asia-Joints (Geology))

IEVSKIY, V.A.
Structure of the postmaLmatic thorium and rare earth ore zones
and deposits,. Izv.v-js.ucheb.zav.;geol.i razv. 4 no.9:57--66
s 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografii,
mLneralogii i 1-eokhimii.
(Thorii=) (Rare earth metals)

NEVSKIT, V.A.
An example oj* the effect of explosions on the fracture i,~ctznics
of rocks. Dokl. All SSSR :L39 no.6:W8-14-41 Ag 161.
(MM 24:8)
1. Institttt geologii rudnykh restorozhdeniy, petrografii,,
minoralogil i geoYdiimli All SSSR. Predstavleno, akademikom
D.I. Sha~r-'Iahcv~ra.
~Karadzhilga Rmge-Geology,, Structural)
~Blast effect)

SIPS)NOW., L.I.
Nontectonic Joints of 43ome rccks in the upper Kurgan Basin.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.geol. 27 no.7:19-27 J1 162. (IMUt 15: 6)
1. Inatitut ge-ologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografii,
minoralogIA i qeokhImU AN S8.1-M, Moukva.
(Kw,gan Valloy-Joints (Geology))

MVISEY,
Joint tecturdev of the Kurgan dopwit and jti3 effect an the dis-
tritution of ort bcdioo. Geol.rud.mestorozh. 5 xic-.4* 56-73 Tl-
Ag 1,:, "
1. Inj3titilt g-jc.. (-,Fi- m:neraloii, Ar
IT PE 0-
grafti i geolzi.i:t1i AN --- 1",
(Ku.rU,Lr-, Valifq-- Jq~nts (Goolof-, (Kurfy,,n Val' -,y-Ore deposits)

NEVSKI-13 V.A.
Soviet literaturl? on hygiene and -anitation for the firat half
of' 1962~ publir 'iygiene. Gig. i aan. 28 no.1~12.3-L29 Ja'63-
(mila 1(,:7)
(BIBLIWMPHY--HYI~ IME) (BIBLIOGRAPHY--SAIlrIAT ION)

NEVSKIY V#A*
Joint tectonics of the Kara-Dz.bilga and Fyzyl-Tash Mountains
in the Kirgiz Rmge. Sov. geol. 6 no.11.68-79 N 163.
(MM 17-1)
1. Institut geol.ogii rudnykh mastorozhdeniy, petrografii,
aineralogii 1 g,:16khimii AN SSSR.

NFEVSKlY, V.A.
Bibliograpby. Vei3t. derm. i ven. 37 no.8.01-92 Ag'63
(MIRA 17:4)

I
Soviet literatui-e on hygieriew, and sa-rJtatico in th~- fir3t hall'
of 1962. IndustrikI 11794J,,ne aiJ occ-upational diseaices. Cj~-g. --
saxi. ;8 no.6t100-L16 Jet",3 (MIRA L? 24)

NFVSKTY, V.A.; r~!d.
i Tig- !~~62 n vr
r -, 1:0 La rr-.1- Ines ko
n':h Kh .o k,! a
tj

v
3-i 63
d, ~r

W--!NSKIY, VOA4
- -1 .11 . I... I I...-
Influence of the different deformation and pernee.bil-ity of
rocks on the oxygen regime in hydrothercal solutions, Geol.
rwl, mestorewh, 6 no.509-89 8.4 064. (MIRA l7al2)
1. institut geolog~i rudnyk*n mestorozhdeniyq petrografi-.1.
minviralogii i geokhimii AN SSSR, Moskva,

14EVSKIYP V.A.
-1. 1 1, ;
Gei,-,Ic cla--S~Ijc~jt,ion of ~oint3 '- rocks.
ge(l. i razv. 7 no.3:3-14 mr 164. (Ml~~A ~18;3)
1. Geclogicheskiy institut All SSSII.
0

u ~s s i az.
hal Of T, h a
rSt
-rp,,,hical a
ri ia YVII ny Ar,o g I
graflcheskl- lj,,' zat. tl!..
r.,- a T. r,- v

NEVSKIT. V.A. (Ploskva)
Pr:to:~ity in hamring teints for achool children. Yest.oto-rin. 17
no.,2:64 Xr-Ap 155. (MIRA 8-7)
(HURING VIISTS.
in schoal child.)

., UTSKly, vat. II
I:.
-A~ I , , '.
A(Lanis vernalis and Conva
medical works. Farm. i to
(ADONIS,
vernalle, hist
(CONVAT-YARIA.
najalis. hist.
vajalts; accuracy in
ao.5:58-59 S-0 14/6.

NIVSKIY. V.A. (Moskva)
4,i,:, --'-
. - .4 6 J~ 6 " V~k~-
IgyTitlan nedicine. Talld. i akush. 22 no.5:29-34 MY 157.
(OUT-WICIVE, ARCUOT) OGRA 10:6)

nlMKIY V.,~. (14csk;ra)
Some w1ditional data on the history of the establishe=t of the
All-Faussian OphthalmoloCical Society. Vest.oft. no.4:8344 161.
NIRA 14:11 )
(CIPHTILUAMOLOGICAL SOCIETIES)

GUGUSMU, L.L., kand.imed.rauk; li
'l1 ~KIY, ~V.A.; SPMM, TU.1.18,
Two, carii.c wounds with ol*ned cavities of both ventrIcUs.
Khirurp,iJ.a na*M28-129 ~62, 15:11)
1. Iz MbE;kovskogo gorodskogo nauchno-isoledovatellakcgo Insti-
tuta skoroy pomoshobi ineni V.V. Sklifosovskogo (dir. - sas-
luzhemiyy -rrach UkrSSR H.M. Tarasov,, nauchnyy rukovoditell -
zasluzhemyy deyatell nauki prof. B.A. Petrov).
(lMMT-WW4DS AND ITIJURIFS)

YMSHKOVICH, Ye.G., -Abliografj NPIN=, T*A*I-bibliograf
Bibliagraph:7 of nativet ophtlialmological literature Afo~-
Oft. zhur. 118 no.7t"5 163 (MrRA 17 z.4.)

ANDROSOV, P.I., prof.; ~EVSKIY, V.A,; FIRSCIV, A.A.
Amount of the loss of blood In a stf--.mach resection Ferfor-ined with
the use of a inechanical sutixe. Vest. khir. 93 no.9-29-31 S 164~
(141RA 18-4)
1. Iz kliniki. obshchey khircrgii (zav. - pr,,f. P,I.Androsov)
Moskovskogo moditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo instituta (rektor -
dotsent G,N.Ewilatskiy) na baze Moskovskogo nauchno-i.931edovatellskogo
Instituta skr,roy pomoshchi iwni Sklifosovskogo.

N~MISMY, V.A.
Symposium on the 'physicomechanical properties of rocks In the upper
part of the sarthts crust. Geol, rud. mestorozh. 7 no.2-125-126 Mr-
AP 6 5. (MT-,R.,' 18? "',

TRW
L.2229-66 WrC01
I XCCEMON NR: AFG023770
AUTHOR: Nevskiy, V. A P. S.
TITLE: Two genette types of'postmagmatic thorium-rare earth deposits
SOURCE: &omnaya energlya, 19, no. 3, 1065, 277-281
TOPIC TAGS: fisslonable metal, ore, mineral, thorium, rare earth
ABSTRACT: Two genetic types of post3nagmatic thortum-rare earth deposits are
described- one pertitins to thorium-nioblum-rare earth deposits associated with near-
surface ore-bearing origins; the (ither Involves deep thorium-beryllium-rare earth-lead-
zinc deposits. Em,deposits of the first type, a clatte spatial relationship Is observed
aro
betiveea the mother magmatic rocks formed at a shallow depth. These deposits I
characterized by complex multicomponent and polymineral composition and only by a Ellight
vertical extent of mineralization. Deposits of the second type have no spatial relationskip
with the magmatic rmks and wom formed at a coasiderable depth and at an appreciable
distance from the ore-bearing source which originated them. The mineral composition
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of the ores of the deposits Is comparatively simple. The vertical extent of the m1neral-
ization amounts to many himdr"i of meters, and the type of mineralization to preserved
with the depth. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 2 tubles.
ASSOCIATION: Nouct
SUB CODE: ES.IC
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N7ZVSKIY, V.L.. gornyy inch.
Investigating causes of failure in blasting with dela7ed-action
olectric detonatorti. Nauch. trtid7 VGI no.22-27-40 157.
(MIRA 11:9)
(MiniiW, engineering) (Blasting) (Detonators)

NOISKIY, V.L.; TROKIMOV, P.F.
Bit sizes and types for drilling holes with air drills. Vzryv. delo
r " -~ I
no.46 3:22.5-231 '61. 1-1?- 1c:1)
(Boring machinery)

EISUKUHOV, Afanasiy Filimonovich, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.;
NAZAHOV, Petr Petrovich; KIJTUZOV, Boris -Rikolayevich;
NEVSKIY.9Vladimir Leon a0; DFITRM-7, Aleksey
Pd-vlovich; GUIDTW, GrigiRy Mikhaylovich; MISNIK,
Yuriy Mikhaylovich; KHANIJKAYEV, Aleksaner Nisanovich;
KOROLVIA, T.I., redAzd-iru; SHKLTAR, S.Ya., tekhn. red.
(Boring and blasting oper-Etions] Burovzry-vnye raboty. (By]
A.F.Sukhanov i dr. Moskva, Gosgortekhizdat, 1962. 242 p.
(Boring) (Blasting) (KIRA 16.9)

NEVSKIY,, V.11, kand. tekhn. nauk
Blasting operations in the ccoal industv--7 in G--e;-:t
Nauch. trudy Mask. inst. radioelek. i gor. elektromakh.
no.47:120-13l 163. (MIILI 17:6)

IJEVSKIY, V.M.; SVETOV, A.Ya.; GU7SALYUK, V.G.
Use of gas chromatography in thin analysis of "he gaBeous prrAucta
of oxidation of petroleum residues by atmospheric oxygen. Izv.
AN Kazakh. SSR. Ser. tekh. i kh:im. nauk no.2:34-42 163.
(MIRA 17t2)

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RZHETSKly, V.V., prof .,dokt.tekhn.nwik 1; IIUYANOV,Yu.D.,. kand.tekhn.nauk;
VASILIYEV, Ye.l., ktuid.tekhn.n&ul..- DMIN, A.V4, kand.tekh-n.nauk;
KULESHOV, N.A., kand.tekhn.rvwJ,; M~SHOV, B.G.,
kand.tekhn.nauk;; FOTIAPOV, F.G.,. kand.tekhn.nauk;
ROD1011OV, L.Ye.,q kand.takhn.rmtk; SDEMI, B.A.9 kand.tekhn.nauk;
SUMOVA, Ye.M., kand.tekhn.miuk; YUMATOV, B.P., kand.tekhn.nauk;
KHOKHBYAKOV., V.S.p kand.tekhn.ttauk; AL&ISANDROV, N.N.., gorMy inzh.;
LILISTOV, I.I., inzh,,; BUGOSLAVISKIY, Yu.K,., gozTyy inzh,; DIDKOVSKU,
D.Z... inzh.,- ONOTSK17Y, M.I.,, irtzh.; STAKMICII, Ye.B., inzb.,-
GEYMAN, L.M., red.izd-va; MAESIMOVA, V.V., tellm. red.; KONDMIYEVA,
1A.A., tekhn. red.
[Handbook for the strip-mine forcuLan] Spravochnik gornogcksmstera
karlera. Pod red. V.V,Rzhevskog-lo. Moskva, Gov:.nauchno,-tekbnAzd-vo
lit-ry po gornomu delu, 1961. 572 p. (MM 14.'l?)
(Strip mining) I .

SURAMISKIYO D.Ya.; KAPLAN, G.Ye.; NVIJMY, V.N.; CHMKOV, I.V.
"Studies of rare earths from tho point of vIew of economic
geology"' by B.I. Kogan. Reviewed by D.IA. Surachakii and others.
Ggol.rud.mestorozh. no.5:103-10/+ S-0 062. (HIRA 15:32)
(Rare earths) (Fogan, B.I.)

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. lil=r SOVSKIY' R.E.; BUDRIN. A M.; BISIXADDY, V.A., radaktor;
NYS CRT. L.O.. redairtor; KAIAK. 2X., tokhnicheekiy radaktor
(Ifamal for mral notion-picture operators) Spravochnik sells~xgo
kinomekhanika. Pod red. V.A.Bisikalova. Hoskva. Gog. izd-vo
Olskusetvo," 1956. 310 P. (HLRA 10:2)
(Kotiom-picture projection)

8(5)
SOV I 112 - 5 9 - I - 13 0 9
Tranilatiogk from: Referativiyy zhurnal. Eleki,rotekh-nika, 1959, Nr 1, pp 176-177
AUTHOR. NrjvsUy (USSR)
TITLE: Electronic Pressure Controller by Rou
PEPRIODIG~A,L: Sb. inform. materialov Mosene.rgo, 1957, Nr 14, PD 68-74
ABSTRACT: It is reported that an 'electronic oressure controller was mc-unted in
the r eduction -cool ing installati.,~n intended for reserving a superimposed
t-irbi-ie at the Nr 9 generating station, Mosenergo. The controller cut fl%e
opening time of the regulating valve and permitted increasing its cross sects *
that reduced the possibility of faults. A tubular helical spring made at "he
station vfas used as a primary element. Ntetfiwds of making the spring are
described. The spring develops coznsiderab].7 greater force than commerciall'y
available springs. Seven illustrations.
O.B.D.
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8(6) SOV I 112-59 -1-353
Tranolation from; Referativnyy zhurnal. Elekl:rotekhnika, 1959, Nr 1,
pp 48 - 49 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Nevskiy, V. S., and Pechenkin, Yu. V.
TITLE: Operating Experience With Electric Gas Analyzers That Have a Bypass-
Tube Gas Intake
PERIODICAL: Sb- inform. materialov Mosenergo, 1957, Nr 14, pp IOZ-106
ABSTRACT: The upper end of an intake tube is inserted into a gas duct 1. 5-2-m
deep at the old point of gas intake (elevation 17 m); the lower end of the tube
is intrcduced into the boiler gas duct under the boiler-room floor - The tube
has an expanded section (168x7-mm diameter) with a T-piece through which a
standard gas-intake tubing with a ceramic filter is inserted. The primary
element is located at the enginernan control. board. The gas is sucked into the
primary element by ar. induced-draft fan or ejector. In the first case, the
pressure difference should be 100 mm of water column or more to ensure the
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SOV/1 12-59-1-353
Operating Experience With Electric Gas Analyzers That Have a Bypass-Tube
the optimum gas flow of 300-400 cm3/min through the primary element.
Bypass tubes permitted shortening the pulse lines from 10-15 down to 3-4 m,
which reduced the delay from 3-4 down to 1. 5 min-, taking the primary element
out of the zone of high and fluctuating temperatures increased the accuracy
and reliability uf the gas analyzers, A differential pressure gauge is to be
installed for measuring the primary -element pressure difference, 8 x I -mm
pulse tubing, should be mounted, and other simi'lar measures are expected to
be carried out.
A.B. I-A
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