SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKITENKO, I.T. - NIKITENKO, R.D.

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NIKIMOKO I.T.
k_and.seI'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk; SHIDLOMY, Yu.','., inz?,.;
I.E., inzh.; GCOSHYM, A.P., inzh.
Continuous-flow ~arvosting of grain by combiaes with straw
chopping. Nekh. i elek. 3ots. se.1'skoz. 20 no.3:6-9 161-1.
(~aRA 15:7)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institiat mekhanilzats.'ii
i elektrifikataii sellskogo khozyaystva.
(Grain--harvesting) (Harvesting machinery)

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It-eriiperature. was 16-45C. Duringth6 Iment, coordination exercis
conducted, as.W.ere psychological'andvistia I tests:-t6 determine attentive-~-,
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and ivoiking ability. Centrifugation again took place at the term ion
of the experiment to simulate reentry. -
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1960, Nr 1, p 27 (USSR)
AUTHOR- Nikitenko, K.I.
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TITLE: The Application of the Telluric Current Method In the USSR
PERIODICAL: Novosti neft. tekhn. Geologiya, 1959, Nr 3, pp 26 - 30
ABSTRACT, The industrial application of the telluric current method (TCM)
in the USSR began in 1956. At present, areal and route surveys,
regional and prospecting surveys are performed by the metnod
mentioned. The author briefly describes the theory of the TCM
and the equipment applied. When measuring by the TCM, one obtftlns
the average Intensity of the telluric current field, which depends
on the total longitudinal electric conductivity of the strata
above the reference layer and the depth of occurrence of a high
resistance stratum. The author adds examples and figures showing
the effectiveness of the TCM applied to the study of the tectonic
structure, to the detection of structural zones, and to the re-
gional mapping In various regions of the country,
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NIKITEHKO. K.I.
Use of the telluric current =ethod of the U.5.S.R. Bp-zvwl,.i
prom.goofiz. no-33:29-42 '59. (MIRJ~ 13:4)
(Electric prospecting)

ANISHCHENKO, G.14.; GOLUBKOV, V.V.; N IE 4YA
.~~ENK~OKJ~.- Ci RI VSKIY, G.A.
Magnetotelluric sounding in central Turkmenia. Izv. AN
SSSR. Ser. geofiz. no.11:1651-1658 N 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
geofizicheskikh metodov razvedki.
(Turkmenistan-Electric prwpecting)

BERDICHEVSKIY, M.N.; NIKITENKO,_K.I.
Methodology of determining the stratigraphic relation of a test
horizon in the method of telluric currents, Prikl. ofiz.
fMIIIRA
no.33:102-123 162.
15:10)
(Earth currents) (Geology, Stratigraphic)

RIKIIFMO) K.I. --
E-stima.ting depth by the method of telluric c=enta. Razv-,d. i
okh. nedr 29 no.5:43-45 ktr 163. (nLu 16:7)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut geofizichask-Uh
metodov razvedki.
(Electric prospecting)

ACCESSION MR: AT4016824 S/2604/63/000/048/0052/0062
AUTHOR: Nikitenko, K. 1.
TITLE: Zoning of investigated territory by means of data obtained from the
earth current method
SOURCE: Moscow. Vsesoyuzny*y nauchno-issledovaLel'iikly institut geofizi-
cheskikh metodov razvedki. Ra4veduchrwiya i promy*Blovaya geofizika (Prospec-
tkis aiid h%dtincrint gcophynicH), no. 411, 1963, 52-62.
TOPIC TAGS: geographical zoning, telluric current, geology, earth current
zoning, earth current
ABSTRACT: Zoning of investigated territory is one of the most important
stages of geological interpretation of the telluric current method-'. It
allows one to find the principal structural geological or geoeleccrical
zones. An investigated area may be zoned by the telluric ten.-io,- E, by
E(S) curves and by E(H) curves. High-quality geophysical sections may be
plotted showing the tectonics of the investigated area, and the data may
be used for further explanation of data obtained by the telluric. current
method. Zoning is performed in the same way as for gravimetric maps.
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Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 1 table.
---ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuzny*y nauchno-issiedovatel'skiy institut geofizicheskikh
metodov razvedki (All-Union Scientific-Research Institute of Geophysical
Prospecting)
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AUTHOM Mitanko, K. I.
TITLE: Method of statistical interpretation of telluric current observations
SOURCE: Moscow. Wes. n.-i. inst. geofiz. metodov razvedki. Razvedochnaya i
promy*slovaya geofizika (Prospecting and industrial geophysics), no. 49, 1963,
72-79
TOPIC TAGS: geophysics, telluric current, Lelluric tension, longitudinal
conductivity, deposit depth
ABSTRACT: The quantitative interpretation of the data of the tellurij current
method is accomplished empirically on the basis of functions showing the relation-
ship between the average telluric tension E and the total longitudinal con-
ductivity .1 or deposit depth H. This is ~_nown as the statistical method. The
basis for analysis of the conditions for using this method are the E(S) curves,
shown in Fig. 1 of the Enclosure. The analysis was based on the approximate
solutions proposed by M. N. Berdichevskiy of the VNIlGeofiziki. The empirical
B(S) and H(H) curves are analyzed and compared with standard H(S) curvea,
considering variations in H~A av. The slope of the E(S), R(Sl) curves, vhere 81
is the total longitudinal conductivity of rocks covering a high-reaLstance
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series, serves as the basis for determining the stratographic coordinates of the
key telluric horizon in the area, the section'.3f which contains high-resistance
intermediate strata. The slope of the H(Sl) eurves allows one to obtain infor-
mation on the structural relationship between the key telluric horizon and the
intermediate higb6-resistance strata, This information, as well as oLher data,
allows one to explain the ty e of empirical cur-veB obtained in different geo-
logical areas. Orig. art . h2s: 4 figures and 2 equations.
ASSOCIATION: Vaes. n.-i. inat. geofiz, metodov razvedki, Moscow (All-Union
Scientific Research Institute of Geophysical Prospecting)
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- NI.KIITEMN, L.A.; SHINAREVA, 6N.; CHISTY&KOV, '1.F.
Obser,jation ~-,' a high-latitude sunspot. Astroncm.tsir.
9 111. ~MIRA 1'7-1-,)
'. fJssuri./skaya ~-,olrer-h-ayti stantsiya.

NIKITENKO, L. A.
NIKITENKO, L. A.: "The clinical aspects, diagnosis, and treatment
of lambliotic cholecystitis in children". KharIkov, 1955.
KharIkov State Medical Inst.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate Of Medical Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 51, 10 December 1955

NIMMIKO, L.A., kand.med.naulc
Treatment of cholseyetitis In children. Pod.. alrush. I gin. 20 no.):
9-12 '58. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Kafedra detskikh bolezne7 lechebnogo fakullteta (zav. kELfedroy
prof. O.Z. Tots) Khartkovalcogo meditainakogo instituta (direktor -
dots. I.P. Xononeko) na baze detskoy dorozhnoy boltnitay (nach. -
A.G. Kovalonko) Tuzhnoy zheleznoy dorogi.
(GALL BLADDM-DISBASZS)

NIKITHNIO ,..,_kand.med.nmuk
Epidemmal skin test in diagnosing cholecystitis Ewith sirmimary in
English]. Pedintriia 36 no.5:61-63 MY'58 (MIRA 11:6)
1. Iz knfedry detskikh bolezney (zav. - prof. G.I. Tets) lechebnogo
fnlcullteta Khartkovskogo meditsinskogo instituta (dir. - dotsent
I.F. Kononenko).
(GALL BLADDER-DISEASES)
(GIARDIASIS)

NIKITENKO L.A, enkol L.Aj, assistent
Comparative evaluation methods of treating lambilogenic cholecystitis
in children. Ped., akush. i gin. 23 no.3:23-24 161. (M-A 15:4)'
1. Kafedra propedevtiki pediatrii (zav. - prof. G.F.Dobrogayev
[Dobrohaieva, H.F.J) Khartkovskogo meditsinslcogo instituta (direktor -
dotsent B.A.Zadorozhnyy) na, baze 7-oy detskoy boltnitsy (glavnyy
vrach - B.A.Korobchanskaya [Korobehans'lka, B.A.]).
(GIAitDIASIS) (GAII BLALDER-DISEASES) (QUINAGRITE)
(ANTIBIOTICS)

NIKI'MIKO, L.A. [Nykyterko, L.A.]; POBREBUYAK, A.P. [Fl-relria-k, A.P.1i
Course :f he;~ato--'., 'e,:ys*i~,Its -n -*-~:--~rer- with -:'=ic tcn-
sillitis. Ped"at. a..-.,ch. g-nek. 1163. (MIRE l-':!)
1. Ka-fedra 1- -afr-dra
gorla i nosa Kh&r",eov-,---r meditsLnsr-logo
dotsent B.A.Zadorozrny-,"r tZadorozl-ry-,, B.A.] na baze 7-go
y -~rrach R.A.Kcrobchars~aya
detskogo ob"yedineni~a (rlawny-
(Korobchanalka, R.A. N)e

DOBROGAMA, A.F.; NIKITE21KO, L.A.
---- --
Unusual case of epiphysial punctate dysos.osis ( atypical
chondrodystrophy) in a 7-year-old child. Pediatriia 42
no.6:77-78 Je'63 (MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz kafedry propedertiki ped-latrii ( zav. - doktor med.
nauk A.F. Dobrogayeva) KharIkovskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta ( dir. - dotsent B.A. Zadorozhnyy) na baze 7-go detskogo
ob"yedineniya (glavnyy vrach R.A. Korobchanskaya).

ACCESSION NR: AP4033049
5/0147/64/000/001/0127/0232
AUTHOR: Nlkitonko, N. I.;_NHdtouko. Ift L
TITLE: The temperature field of a system of bodies having regions of equalized tempera-
ture
SOURCE: IVUZ. Aviatalonnaya tekludka, no. 1, 1964, 127-132
TOPIC TAGS: temperature field, thermal conductivity, temperature
dependence
ABSTRACT: Pointing out that the need quite frequently arises to determine the tempera-
ture field of a system consisting of bodies with relatively low thermoconductance and of
metallic bodies (that is, such as possess a relatively high thermoconductance factor). the
authors note that if, by way of approximation, the latter are considered regions of equal-
ized temperature, the problem of determining the temperature function of such a system
can be substantially simplified. Two specific problems are considered in this paper. The
first, of interest in connection with computations of the thermal state of aircraft skins, is
formulated as follows: two unlimited plates are in contact, one of them being a region of
equalized temperature. On the outer boundary of the non-metallic plate a constant tem-
perature tf is maintained. with boundary conditions of the third order occurring an the
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inner boundary of the metallic plate. At the initial moment of time, the system to con-
sidered to be in an unbalanced stationary state wheA the temperature of the metal It -
const 4 tf. The temperature field of the system at subsequent moments of time Is be
determined. The aut1wr finds Utat the tomperative function of this system is =pcessed
by an Infinite series:
C
+ M GM
$to
&b 2 1
40T + Ad 1910 yr~J I
2
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In the next section of the paper, the problem is posed in the following, more general
formulation: a certain system consists of a finite number of solid bodies in contact, a part
of which represent regions of equalized temperature. With respect to this system, the
following are considered given: 1) The temperature distribution at the initial moment of
time -.. 0, and also the distribution of the temperature of the cooling modium washing the
external surfaces of the bodies comprising the system, in the form thi = tf + boili - blit'Le
where i is the number of the body in the system; 2) 'rho values of the thermo-physical
parameters within each body; these are functions of the coordinates and do not depend on
time; 3) The heat transfer factor at the outer boundaries of the system, this being a
function of the coordinates: 44 = *4 (x, y, z); 4) The sum power of the heat sources for the
metallic bodies of the system: W i = sOiti-s 1i t'i. The temperature functions of the non- x
metallic bodies of the system satisfy the equation:
d1v (I grad 1) cT L
ds
(2)
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A particular solution of this equation may be represented in the form:
cue- (3)
where C is a constant, m is a certain positive value, and, -u is a function of the coordinates,
which must satisfy the Mowing conditions:
tnMu + Nu+ grad. adF - 0,
M-C0+f3j-adF4-x,, N- f( I - ;g)-adP- (4)
grad& u u (I - bo - m6').
I, grid& aj - 1. grad. up (6)
Here ii is the eigenfunction of the body with an equalized temperature conaftnt for OU ift
points. The afithors MaUy arrive at
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urkgrad.udF- kgradulgradudV+
(7)
+m cTuudV-0.
for an individual non-metallic maldng up the system. The surface F contains not only the
outside surfaces of the body, but also those surfaces along which it is contiguous with the
other bodies of the system. The Integral for the outer surface of the body is given as:
uj! grad. udF b.) auu,dF +111~ b,auudF. (8)
while the integral for the surface of contact with the metal body is determined bt the
expression:
(9)
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with equation (7) thus taking on the form:
HWU al - Aru U-, (I - b.) vuu'~'P,+ njb,wwjdF -
J (10)
XgradujgradudV+,njcTu1UdV-0-
Finally, the authors demonstrated the condition of orthogonality of the elgenfimetions for
the system of bodies considered:
cTaju6dV+ bjaau&dF+MZ,a-,~0.
OriF. art. has: 33 formulas.
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ZELIKIN, M.B.; KAZNACHE-,fFVA, V.V., NIKITENK9 ~.IAj TIKHOMIROVA, I.D.
Filter matertals used in the manufacture of "nitron" fibers.
Khim. volok, ne.4zlO-11 165. (MITRA 18~8)
1. Mauchno-Isalwiovatel'skV JnqtItut oonovnoy khIm.I!, Kharikov.

ra V: por'bic lo,
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AR~FIYLVA, N.V.;
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Trudy ins t. Kom. stan a .-er i zm.prlb. n,."l- : i ~-21? 1
V5esoyuzn.,,ry as ie(J.,va,e !ne!- I,
Mende 1 eyeva

NIKITENKOp Y.A.
Arboriculture
Experience in planting seedlings. Les. khoz. 5 No. 9, 1952
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. Unclassified

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',NIKITEIJKO, M.D., Inzb.; SURIN, P.P., inzh.; VIRSHISKIT, VA., inzh.
Manganese content of Ell. E12 and E13 electrical steel. Stalt
21 no. 1:30-31 A 161. (MIR& 14:1)
1. Alpayevskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.
(Manganese steel...Electric properties)

NIKITENKOJ, M.D., inzh.; FELTRAN, B.A., inzh.; LOMAKA, N.Y., inzh.;
BULATOV, B.I., inzh.
Using bauxite-titanium foundry pig iron. 3tall 23 no.6:573-574
is 163. (MIRA 16:10)

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Conditions of growth development of the optic nerve. Doklady Akud.
nauk SSSR 77 no.1:153-156 1 Har 51. (CLKL 20:6)
1. Presented by Academician A.I. Abrikosov 29 December 1950.

INIKITENK0, M.F.
On the significance of prim-xy ocu-lar cleft !n tIp, forma~,o.-. .-
tile secondary crystalline IGns. Doklady Akad. na,,-k- SSSR ?7
937-939 11 Apr 1951. (CUIII 1,C:"?)
1. Presented by Academician A.I. Abrikosov 5 February 19~1.

NIKITENKOr. M.F.
On the intereffecto 'Detween the retina and the cryntalline lens.
Doklady Akad. nauk SSSR 78 no.1:157-159 1 May 1951. (CIRL 20:9)
1. Gorlkiy State University. ". Presented by Academician A.I.
Abrikosov 15 February 1951-

ousn, voi. s, soa
vikstesb)p W. F. (Gorki S,ste Uhiverisity), The relation a between the retire mid
the ~6 1,-`157-9 fqsf
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NIKITINKO, M.F.. kandidat biologicheskikh nank
OlIxtracellular forms of lifes; collection of material for teachers of
biology. Istv shkole no.4:191-94 JTI-Ag '53. (KI-RA 6:6 )
1. Chernovitskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Biology) (lapeehinskaia, Ollga Borlsovna, 1871- )

RIMMKO, N.Y.
low data on ths formation of the crystalline lone from various sections
of the trim. DokI. AN SSBR 93 no.6:1123-1126 D '51. (KLOA 6:12)
1. Chernovitakiy gosud^rstvenWy universitet. PredLetavlano akademikom
A.I.AbrikosovM
(Crystalline Ions)

1V1A'1T6-1V60,,1'7-F
NIKYTENKO. M.F.; NIKITENKO. T.F.
Characteristics of cell nucleus formation in the tissues of
vegetative hybrids. Dokl.AN SSSR 95 no-3:649-652 Kr '54.
(MLRA 7:3)
Predstavleno &kademikom V.N.Sukachavym. (Plant calls and tissues)

AUTHORt Nikitenko, M. F.
2o-119-4-58/6o
TITLEs On the Role of the central Nervous Sy8tem in the Tail Re-
generation Process After Autotomy in the Lizard (0 roli
teentrallnoy nervnoy sistemy v prot3esse reFenerat3,i khvc3ta
posle autotomii u yashcheritay)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk JjSR, 1958, Vol 119, Nr 4, pp 834-836
(USSR)
LBSTRACTi In spite of the quite thorough investigation of tail
autotomy in lizards (reference 1), the mechanism at' this pro-
cess was not found outj the bonditions which guarantee the
formation of a replacing tails are not determined yet either.
As known/the autotomized tail is reformed almost completely,
although not quite typically. In the case of an amputation,
however, this occurs very seldom and only as tail-like forma-
tions. As the autotomy takes place on a rdlectory base and re-
presents a sort of passive defence, which was worked out In the
course of evolution, the question of the role of the central
nervous system in this process is very interesting. OW gr"Wr_
-up Lacerta vivipara 4 series of experiments were performed:
Card 1/3 1) After a typical autotomy the nervous system in the tail

On the Role of the Central Nervous System in the Tail 2o-119-4-58/6o
Regeneration Process After Autotomy in the Lizard
canal was destructed 1.' - 2 cm by a needle. II) The same,
but without destruction of the nervous system. III) The tail
was amputated at the level of the autotomy of the Ist and IIrid
series. Destruction of the nervous system as in I).IV) - as
III), but without destruction of the nervous system. In the
animals of the'Ist &:id IInd serjes,,Lhickening of the epithe-
lium occured. 2he central canal of the spinal cord either re-
mained empty or was filled by mesenchyme cells. Regeneration
humps did not form and the wound surface remained flat. In the
case of a typical autotomy (series I!) the tissues of the
newly formedfail are grown t-rough by well visible nervous
fibers. In the course of re,~eneration t'-.o new ta4l has se-
veral vertebrae. This is not the case with series I and III.
Mostly here even the epithelium is missing. The central canal
of the spinal cord either is obstructed with cartilage elements
or deformed. The distal vertebra, which was cut through in
amputation, often decomposes. In part of the animals (22%)
with a nervous system obtained after amputation, (series IVJ
after 4o days a partly regeneration of the tail was observed.
Card 2/3 But the regenerates were under-developed, the vertebrae were

On the Role of thoCentral Nervous System -1.,. the Tail 20_11Q_A_~)9160
Regeneration Process After Autotomy in the Li'-.,i-,,d
shapeless cartilage acc,imulations, the muscle fibers did
not form bundles. A.1so *-'ere ra:-zifications of nervcus
fibers were found. The differencea 6.' tl-.e jrocesses of re-
generation of all 4 serie~3 a2c. s-.-wn In f4-,-. 2.
There are 2 figures, and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATIONs Chernovitokiy go9udarfjtvei,.,-,yy universitet
University)
PRESENTED: July 19, 1957, by Ye. N. Pavlovskiy, blember, Academy of
Scienses, U_'ISR
SUBMITTED: June 22, 1957
Card 3/3

F-a GORBIK, P.V.
geologico-faun-istic characteristics of =rine rodents in Soriet
Bukovina. Nauk. zap. UzhGU 40:39-49 t59. OGRA 14:4)
1. Chemovitskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet.
(Bukovina-Rodentia)

17M
AUTHOR: Nikitenko, M. F.
TITLE: Com~arative Characteristics of
cf the Brain in Some Species of
kharakteristika razmerov i stroyeniya
r,ekotorykh vidov voroblinykh)
3 Olf? /2 C - 1, 2
the Dimensions and Structure
Passeriformes fqravnitellr-aya
golovnogo mozga
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 4, pp 94,-91t8
(USSR)
A.BSTRACT: Among all classes of birds the BparroW3 (Passeriformes) have
the greatest number of apecies. They live under a great variety
of c3nditions and are adapted in manifold ways to the quest of
food, to flying etc. Yet the structure of the brain cf these
birds is more uniform than in birds of other classes, though
there is no lack of species in which differences in brain
morphology connected with characteristics of the mode of life
are manifest. The author has set himself the task of disclcsing
such differences and for that purpose the brains of 25 species
of Passeriformes, mainly from the region of the UkrSSR al(-g
the Carpathian Mountains were stud1JFd. According to the pattern
proposed by the author (Ref 1) the -'-ass of Passeriformes be-
Card 1114 longs to the group of birds which spand much time flying (VIth

SOV/20-125-4-72/7"
Comparative Characteristicsof the Dimensions and Structure of the Brain i.~
Some Spqcies of Passeriformes
biological type). In such birds the optic lobes of the me3ence-
phalon and the cerebellum are strongly developed, as the organ
of 3ight is highly developed, and an exact coordination of
movements in flight is necessary. The anterior hemispheres of
the cerebrum are also strongly developed. The brain beloT.js to
the occipito-temporal type (Ref 2). The size of the brain ir,
birds is known to be related not only to the body ?;eight but to
be conditioned by all functional, ecologic and phylogenetiG
factors. One of the decisive factors is the degree of develop-
ment of the senses. Changes of surroundings entail changes of
the mode of life. This leads to adaptive morpho-physiological
changes of the organs or of the degree to which their functional
capacity is utilized. Therefore the respective centers of these
organs in the brain attain a different degree of development.
This determines their aspect. The following groups are distin-
guished within the Passeriformes accordingto the p~udrfmt type of
food: 1) seed-eaters (a arrows) and specialized seed-eaters
(Crossbills - Loxia)l 25 fruit-eaters (starlings, t~irushes);
3~ insect-eaters ~swallows, Muscicapa, titmice = Parus etc);
Card 2/4 4 pantophagists ~some species of crows, magpies, jays = Gar-

SOV/20-125-4-72/74
Comparative Characteristicsof the Dimensions and Structure of the Brain in
Some Species of Passeriformes
rulus); 5) carrion-eaterB (ravens, remaining species of crows);
6) Raptatores (shrikes - Lanius). Table 1 shows the weights of
certain segments of the brain as related to the mode of feeding
and of flying. It may be seen from it tha t 4a Passeriformes,
just like in other classes of birds (Refs 3,6), the relative
weight (index) of the cerebrum increases with decreasing body
weight from 1.6 per cent (Coryus corax) to 5.4 per cent in
Silvia cinerea. The increase of the occipital lobes of the
hemispher03(mainly of the corpora striata) is connected with an
increase of the me8encephalon, that of the frontal lobes -aith
an increase of the medulla oblongatao The segments of the
cerebrum show a more uniform development in the species which
use all their senses equally for orientation on their quest of
food- The whole system of the masencephalon and corpora striata
has become in Passeriformes the most important part of the
brain. It performs functions of association (in analogy with
the cortex parts) and conducts the main acts of coordination
during flight. The cerebellum also has a great importance. it
'lard 3/4 centralizes statotonic coordinations and the function of main-

SOV/20-1 25 -4-72/74
Comparative Characteristics of the Dimensions and Structure of t-f. .~L
Some Species of Passeriformeg
taining the equilibrium. There are 1 table and 8
6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCTAT'ON- ChernovitBkiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Chernovtsy State
University~
i
PRESENTED: January 2, 1959, by Ye. No Pav ovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: December 17, 1958
Card 4/4

BIXI-TLIIKO,-M.F. [Nikitseaka, M.F.
F,cologico-ma.-phological characteristics of the brain in some mamna.-.3.
Vestsi AN BSSR. Ser. biial. nav. no.3:87-95 161. (~LLIA 14: 10
(BAAIN-)

NIKITEMOY M.F. [Ulkitsenka, M.F.j
Capital vork on the styuctur*e Of
in the embryogeny of man. VGSt5i
132-136163.
(FI~RYOLOGY, HUMAN)
thO POripheral nervous 5-y-stem.
All BM Ser. bijal. nav. no..1:
(MIRA 16:9)
(NMVIS . PERIPUMAL)

MKITFNIKO, M,F. (Mins~, Al!~--lySKAY't Ill., Y,;, kv~ !,,
ProLlems of evol,t~,~nary ir,.,l rarr., - -n
Second Zoologici] :~cnfferq-.ce of Lhe ,h.te iussis,
Arkh. anat., gi3t- ! :!rr'[,r, .~, no. 1.1 - 1 1 P, I P-1 C I ~ 3.
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RASSO T,S.;EEEM*-"
Reviews. Zool. zhur* 44 n0-5:790-796 165.
WIRA 18:6)

30M
'_'J0V26-5CA - 7-18/47
AUTHOR: Nikitenko, M.F., Candidate of BioloGical 3ciences
TITLE: The Yew Tree in Soviet Bukovina
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1959, Nr 3, PP 95 - 97 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author points out where the yew tree (Taxus
ooccata) can be found in Europe and believes that
the largest plantation is near the village Ymyazhiy
Dvor, Kolomyya Rayon, Stanislav Oblast: He describes
how searches conductpd by the Botanist Yu. Shelyag-
Sosonko and Z.N. Gorokhova 3f the Cherno%tsy Uni-
versity led to the discove,_7 of the tree between
the villages Tissovets and Glubochek of the Cher-
novtsy Rayon and furnishes various particulars on
this tree. Water, in which the yew rind is boiled,
is used by the local population for treatine mad
dogs and other domestic animals. This concoction
is given to the animals in the summer as a preventive
means. According to the inhabitants, rabies can be
Card 112 cured if treatment begins in time. Yew is the re-

NIKITEMO, ~'. F.
Biology
Md u 1, , ;
I chur in -Lyj~;rVo I e,-.c I in~7 on contro . - d I ev -,Ij~nent uf 1 Ivin,- --IF"-. 'If
shkole No. 2, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953, Uncl.

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NIKITENKO, M.P. [14ykytenko, M.P.], kand.biol.nauk (Chernovtoe)
TireleBa propagandist of Darwinism. Haulm i zhyttia 9 no.11:
41-44 M 159. (MIRA 13:3)
Olvolution) (Fmnko, Ivan, 1856-1916)

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38208. NIKITENKO, N. A.
0 dlitellnom khranenii zheluden. Les i step', 1A9, No A, B. 30-32

l. NIXITEM9 H. A.
2. MR (600)
4. Seedlings
7. Conservation of seedlings In vinter. Lee. khoz. 5, No. 109 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, jmn2fAsx -1953. Unclassified.

MZYnV. G.S., dote.; ITIKITHN . N.A.
Variations in the skeletal structure of different domestic duck
breeds. Uch.zap. RHOU 52:233-243 154. (NM 11:11)
1. Kafedra zoologit pozvonochnykh Rharlkowskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta (zav. - prof. I.B. VolchanetakiY).
(Duck breeds) (Bones)

IPEKWHIYAII. V.M.. NIXITENW, N.D.
Interrelationships between leguminous and gramineous plants in
mixed corn-aoyboan plantations. Tiziol. rant. 6 no.4:491-493 J'1-Ag
15 9. (MIRA 12:10)
I.Rostov Variety Station.
(corn (maize)) (Soybean) (Allelopathy)

21'/4 Nik1ta;ikq- N.F.
Opyt Raboty Perodavogo
Kursk, KN. IZd-, 1954.
EM Bespl.
(54-55993)P
Sovkhoza Sakhkornbinata "Boll shevik" Za 1950-1953 Go-4-
64 s.a Ill. 20sm. (Kurskiy Sakhsveklotrest) 1.000
338-15ov463st(47-395-1)

NlKITFN'KO, N.I. PlykyrPnko, N.I.]
-Iopny,int, an;J d.L*trib-jt-fc,-- c the meat induiat.-7 in ?nltava
I
provime. Khar. pr=. no.ltb~~-7G ~1!1,/

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S/14 02/0C3/005/002/303
D238Y:)~
3 08
Nik'tenko, ".I., --"n:-iree.-
2he transient temocrature f ie-. d of an irf.-inite ho-_'ow
cylinder with disiributed heat sources
lzve-stiya vysihikh uchebnykh zaveden-'y. -Enert:c-tika,
no. 5, 1962, 101 - 103
.)rob--,e-,- is ccnsidered ,*iith bou-.~.dary Ond-t-Lon f ~he
:1--st It that -.-he parameters of ..,,,e cy-in-
are in-"IaLenu-ent of tc:,.perature and that the boundary
o,
c z nd -. s the s--.at'Lal and ti:7.e distribution of the i-,eat sour-
ces a-~~e biven. The solution j-' the :~--oblem is found by means of a
inte6ral tiansfor-ation. Ax, example is given.
4y j-Sti'U' V.T
-]-1ar1kovs,-,iy poiiteklanichesk - ~ U imeni
Lenina (Kharl~ov Polytech:iical Institute, im. V.I.
.;Jenin)
S -~' 3:,: 3 ;May 2 7, 19 61
Ca--d '11/1

AID Nr 975-10 23 MaY
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF A TEMPERATURE FIELD PROBLEMI (USSR)
Nikitenko. N. I- Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Aviatsionnaya
tekhnika, no. 1, 1963, 26-32. S/147/63/000/001/004/()20
The problem of determining the nonstationary temperature field in a moving
medium is studied. The problem is reduced to the solution of a heat propaga-
tion equation; it is proposed to do this by the me thod of numerical integration.
The prGper three-dimensional network is selected in a lattice point whose
temperature function T = T(x, y, z, -0 is to be determined for any instant
'r = k I , where k is a finite positive integer and I is a step on the time axis.
Assuming that T exists, that it satisfies initial and boundary conditions, and
that it has continuous partial derivatives of any order, a scheme for obtaining
the corresponding difference equation with an approximate value U for T at
the same lattice point and at the same instant is presented. The difference
equation thus obtained makes it possible to calculate the approximate value of
U for the instant T + I if the U value is known for the instant T . Conditions
Card 1/2

AID Nr- 975-10 23 MaY
NUMERICAL SOLUTION (Cont,d] S/14V63/000/001/004/020
are derived for approximating function TbyUwithany required accuracy, using
the difference equation. Peculiarities of selecting the proper three-dimen-
sional network for certain boundary conditions are analyzed. The method is
illustrated :,y a solution of the problem of the temperature field of a laminar
flow in a circular tube. It is shown that the numerical solution results are in
good agreement with Nusselt's analytic solution of this problem. [LKI
Card 2/2

NIKITEMO, N.I. 'tnzk.
Hy&odynamic resistance and beat emission of a shielded disc.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zave; energo 6 no.1-75-82 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheakiy institut imeni V.I.Lenina.
Predstavlena kafedroy turbinsotrGyenia.
(Heat-Transmies ion) (Hydrodynamics)

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NIKITENKO, N.I.; NIHITENKC), L.I.
Temperature field of a system of solids having leveled temper-
ature areas. Izv. vys.ucheb.zav.; av.tekh. 7 no. 1:127-132
5)
,64. WIRA 17:

NIKITENKOP N.I., kand. tekhn. nauk
Method of caloulating the nonstationary field of velorAties
and pressureB in a liquid flow. Izv. rp. ucheb. aart
Energ. 7 no.6:7641 Je 164. (MIRA !-,'t8)
1. XharIkovskiy pulitokhnicheakly institut imeni '%LlAnina.
PredBtavlena kafedroy turbinostroymiya.

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fornuuaa4re,~su

NIKIT K, I., kand- _~bn_ n,,k
M 2,N,
-
Study of heat exchange in the initial PaT, of a
built-in alpha calorimeters. Izv_ 7p* ucheb. za-T.; ent-Tg. .
no.11:79-84 N 164 (MIRA IF'.")
1. Kharlkovskiy politeklinjoheskiy in'titut imeni V-1- L_en'na.
Predstavlena karedroy turbinostroye-niya.

NALI!~~.
Heat transport in the ease when the state of aggrega!ior In a
system of bodies changes. Inzh.-fiz. zhur. 8 no.1:16-19 Ja 165.
(MlRA 180)
1. Institut tekhnicheskoy teplofiziki AN UkrSSR, Kiyev.

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VIKITWO, O.P.
Internal control in pharmacies. Farmatuev.zhur. 17 no.48(61-64
f62. (KIM 16:3)
1. Apteka bol Initsy zavoda im. Kirova,, 14akiyevka*
(PHARMACY-MANAGDMT)

MCITWO, R.14.0 STOLYAROVA, L.B.
"The Influence of small (Indicatory) Beta-ray Doses of Radio-phosphorus an4
Game-ray DOBes of Radio-iron on the Blood Picture" p. 200, in the book
~!~rience in the Us'e of Radioactive Isotopes in Nedicine R. Ye. KAVMKaM(
and I.T. SHEVCHEMKO, publishing House of the i55U _SSR, KIEV k955,
represents medical transactions of ac conference held in KIEV from 18-20
January 1954.
SO: 1100235

SMIYAROVA, L.B.; NIXITMW. R.D.
....... wA0-I*Wik~I-?'
Effect of Intravenous administration of indicator doses of
artificially radioactive iron and phosphorus on the coct--
position of peripheral blood. Modych.zhur.24 no.5:42-47
154. NLRA 8:10)
1. Institut fiziologiiin. 0.0. Bogomol'toya Akadenti
(EMOD. effect of radiations on
radioiron & radiaphosphorual
OWN, radiactive.
iff. of blood)
(PHOSPHORUS, radiactive,
eff. on blood)

MIKITAW3 RD.
ZwA,~
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Affect of trace doses of radioactive strontium on the peripheral
bload picture in rabbits. Fiziol.zhur. [Ukr.] 2 no.6:67-72 N-D '56.
(KLRA 10:2)
1. Kiivalkiy nankovo-doslidniy rentgano-radiologichniy ta onkolo-
gichniy institat laboratoriya radioaktivnikh isotopiv.
(STRONTM--ISOTWBS) (BWM--AHALYSIS AND CHWISTRY)

MIKITANKO, R.D
6rfect of radiophosphorus on the development of a Brown-Pearce tamor
following intreoeseouB trans lantation into rabbits [with summary in
AlnglishJ. tiziol.zhur. [Ulcr.i 3 no.6:116-124 D '57. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Kiiva'kiv naukovo-doelidnly rentgeno-radiologichni.y ta onicologich-
niy institut, laboratoriya radioaktivnykh izotopiv.
(PHOSPHORUS-PHYSIOLOGICAL RMCT)
(BQNJ9S--CA11M)

MIKITENKO, R.D.
Effect of radioactive phosphorus on the development of primary
bone tumors in an experiment [with summary in English].
Fiziol.zhur. [Ukrl. 4 no.4:510-519 Jl-Ag '58 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Kiyevskiy rentgeno-radioloeicheskiy i onkologicheakiy institut,
laboratoriya radioaktivnykh izotopove
(BONES-TUMORS)
(PHOSPHORUS--ISOTOPES)