SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PASHOV, T. V. - PASHVYKIN, V. V.

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PASHOV T
VOIMAWWA~- W"
Economic lose resulting from infectiors atrophic rhinitis in swine.
Veterinariia 36 no.2:24-28 F '59. (MM 12:2)
1. Poltavskaya nauchno-oseledovatellikaya veterinarnsys, stanteiya.
(Swine-Disenmen oind paste)

USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals - Diacaces of Unknown Etiology- R-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 16947
Author BoLnyevskiy, A.T., Pashov, T.V.
Inst Kharkov Zootechnical In3titute.
Title On the Etiology and -L-rophylaxis of Infectious Atrophic
Rhinitis ckf Swine. Report 2.
Orig Pub : To. tr. Khar1kovske zoctekhns in-t, 1956, 8, 131-138
Abstract : On a farm which was froe from contamination with infectious
atrophic rhinitis of inrine (IAR), an experimental infcc-
tion of piglets via intranasal inoculation, without injur-
ine the macosa~ was caj,,ried out, The microbial cultures
consisted of B. pyocywieus and its mixture with other mi"
croorGanisms isolated ~~rom swine affected with IAR. All
the infected piglets c,)ntracted the disease. Ibstmortem
examination revealed t:,ie decrease of the size of nasal
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USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals - Dis(!ases of Unknown Etiolo,~y. 11-3
Abs Jour - Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1.958, 16947
swine with trichomonads took -)lace since these farms were
suspect of bovine trichomoniasis.
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FAGRKOVA. A.A. [Feshkova, A.0.1
Changes with age in the oxidation of fatty acids in the liver of
white rate and the effect produced on these processes by the somato-
tropic hormone of the pituitary body. Ukr.b1okh1m.zbur. 31 no.5:
735-744 '59. (HIPA 13t4)
1. Department of Human and Animal Physiology of the A.M. Gorky
State University of Eharkov.
(SOK%TOTRDPIN) (GMYLIC ACID) (OXIDATION. PHYSIOLOGICAL)

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PASHKOVA, A.G.
Mobility of the foot and its arch structure in athletes [with
611mmary in Inglish). Arkh.anst.gist. i embr. no.4:82-88 Jl-Ag 157.
(MIRA 10:11)
1. Zz kafedry anatomit (zav. - prof. H.P.1vanitskiy) Gosudaretven-
nogo tsentrallnogo ordena 1manina institute fisylltury Im. I.V.
Stalins. Adres Sytora: Moskva. ul. Eatenova, d.18, Nentrallnyy
Institut fiticheakoy kulltury. kafedra anstomii
(FOOT. physiology,
funct. & structural changes in athletes (Rug))
(ATHLITICS,
foot funct. & structural changes (RUB))

LAVIN, I.L.; PASHKOVA. A.G.
Improving the quality of vegetable tanning extracts by the
fermentation methods. Xosh.-obuv. prom. no.11:13-16 N 159.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Tanning materials)

RIZOV,B.; FASHOVA,E.
-
Intra-uterine eleetrophoreoir, in the treatment of chronic in-
flammatOry gynacological diseases (Prelimirary cowvan i cation) -
Akush. ginek. (Sofia) 3 no.lt50'-58 164
A-

MILOVIIX)VA, V-11., kund,modite.nauk; PASHKOVA. L.A., Imnd.nedito.nank
Severe carbon monoxide poisoning vith wiltiple necrotic foci.
Vrach.delo no.2:189-190 7 159. (MIRA 12:6)
1. Bel'aitea No.4 g.Leninabada.
(UMOU 140NOXIMt-PHYSIOLOGICKI, HFMT) (NECROSIS)

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IISSR/Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D
jibs jour : Ref Zhur - KhImiya, No. 8, 1957, 26592.
Author : _&tbkova T A
"Inst : Kharkov tn-iv*er*sity.
Title : Results of Hydrochemical Study of the Moloch-
naya River and Its Tributaries.
Orig Pub Uch. zap. Rharlkovsk. un-ta, 1956, 679 23 - 47.
Abstract The Moloch~aya'Rlver and its tributaries are
running water only while snow is thawing,
otherwise they are only separated stretches of
water of sharply different chemical composition.
The studies were carried out in July 1951 and
in May 1952. The dr residue of the water of
the Molochnaya In 234 to 3950 Mg per lit with-
out any essential difference between the ob-
servations in the summer time and those In the
spring time; it is referred to the sulfate
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U3SR/Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D
Jibs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No. 8, 1957, 26586.
Jnthor : Yashkqy_at_T.A Litvinova, A.P.
111st : Kharkov University.
Title : Hydrochemical Description of Piscicultural
Ponds of Stalin's Kolkhoz in Bogodukhovskly
District (Kharkov Region).
Orig Pub Uch. zap. KharIkovsk. un-taq 1956~ 679
107 - 116.
Abstract Of the three ponds situated in the valley
near the Khros)--nevo-Nikitovka village, the
lower Pond for fattening No. I and the upper
pond No. 3 were studied during the period from
April 12 to October 5, 19%. There are in
the lower pond (in m& per lit): dry residue -
268 to 356 Ca - . to 51 1+9 HCO3 - 285 to
71
125. C03 ?in 5 from 14 sam;les) - 37.8 to 3.15,
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IISSR/Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No. 81 19579 26585.
.Amthor : _TA.Ahko 40f- T. A.
va
'Inst Kharkov 6nivcrsity.
'Citle Hydrochemistry of Lnkes of Limansicaya Group.
Crrig Pub Uch. zap. KharIkovsk. un-ta, 1956, 67,
211 - 220.
ILbstract The lakes of the Limanskaya group are the old
bed of the ancient DonetsAiver. During 1938 -
1949 the Donets hydrobiological station studied
the Liman Lake (L) and partly, the Chayki (Ch)
and the Kanyshevatoye ?K) Lakes. There is 1100
to 3800 mg per lit of dry residue in L, 678 to
784 mg per lit in Ch, and 440 to 580 mg per
lit in K. Mg exceeds Ca 5 to 6 times in IU,
there is more Mg than Ca in Ch, and more Ca
than Mg in K. Na + K (converted into Na) in
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UISSR/Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D
Al:,a Jour Ref Zhur - Rhimlya, No. 8, 1957, 26585.
L is 330 to 1200 mg per lit, which, in com-
bination with a large amount of carbonate
salts (presence of soda) produces a high alka-
linity (16 to 37 mg-equ.1 and PH (10, 12 poten-
tiometrically); in Its turn, this Is the cause
of insignificant contents of Ca and Fe in the
water of L (Fe is contained UP to 3.6 mg ver
lit only in the organic complex). The oxidiza-
bility in L is 30 to 61, in Ch it is up to 30o
and there is in K 15 to 20 mg of 0 per lit;
the contents of Cl- are: 12 to Ro mg per
lit in L (540 in 1939), 1+2 in Ch and 17 to 20
in K; the contents of SO+ are 36 to 35 mg per
lit in L (it seems that a part of S01+ is reduced
to H,,)S, the smell of which is felt near the
lakeJ, 11 to 13 in Ch and 9 to 10 in K. There
are 2 to 6 mg Of S102 per lit in all the lakes.
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--4?AWXGVA, V.S.; TSELIARIUS, Yu.G.
Using toluidine blue for staining specimens of uterine mucosal
papillae. Akush. i gin. 32 no.6:73 N-D '56. (MIRA 10:11)
1, Iz kafedr7 patologicheakoy anatomii Krymskogo moditsinBkogo
institute imeni Stalins (dir. - doteent S.I.Goorgiyevskly)
(ANATOMICAL SPkCIKENS) (UTMUS) (TOLULDINE B141)

USSR/General Probleris )f Pathol,)a - Tunors. General Problems a U
Abs Jjur Rof 71iur - bi)l., tb 2, 1959, 8126
Auth:)r Pashkivaj ViSi
Inst Crincan Medical Institute
Title The Relationship if Cancer Differentiation tD Grjwth
Conditims.
Oria Pub Tr. Krymsk. raed. in-tn, 1957, 17, 205-209
Abstract The developuent of carciaomat-Dus metastases in the lymph
ii-des was studied. In the marginal and central siiiuses
and alanL.,-, the miter edGe if the netastases the mliL;;arit
cells are better differentiated structurally. Inside
the lymphatic vessels the rialiGuant cello f--)rri layers of
differentiated cylindrical cells at the poles with a so-
lid structure of all of the rest af the tumDr tissue;;
In the exaninatiin if ulcerative gastric carcinims it
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RIMANIA/Forestry. Forestry and Forest Cultivation. J-3
Allis Jour: Referat Zh-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957,22596
Au'%or Pashkovskiy.
Inat C'
Ti*;le Forest Cultivating Stations.
Or:.g Pab: Rev. padurilor, 1954, 69, No 5, 239-240
Abstract: Stations cultivating the following woody varieties are enume-
rated: Carpinus orientalis Mill, quercus Virgiliana Ten.,
Q. rosacea Bechst., (a. getica Mor., Populus tremx1a L., Sorbus
torminalis (L.) Cr., Pirus babadagensis Prod., and some others.
The majority of stations are located in the forest-steppe strip
of Muntenia and Oltenia emd the fGrest zone adjacent to them.
Carl 1/1. -33-

RLQMWForestry. Forebt Blolopy and Typology J-2
A a Jour: Referat Zh-Biol., No 6, 1957, '~)2553
Aui%or Pashkovskiy, Lyandra, Reduleskla
Inot
Title Forest types in the Forest-Steppe District Between the
Yalmoitsa and DLin&l Rivers.
Orig Pab: Bul. etiint. Aced. RPR- Seec. biol. si stiinte agric.,
1956, 8, No 1, 179-197
Abi3tract: A description Is given rf forest types, vith detailnd characteristics
of the woody coryposition, the underbrush and the grassy cover.
1. Plantings predominantly of (Zaercus pedunculiflora on badly
deteriorated chernoze- with a loess substrate. This is the most
prevalent and characteristic forest type. 2. Oak plantings
(q. pedunculiflora), oc-cupying slightly deteriorated chernozems
on loess. These plantings differ by poorer grmrth and almost a
total absence of dead cover. 3. The same plantings as stated in
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"NOWFOrestry. Forest Biology and "L!ypology. J-2
Abs Jour: Peferat Zh-Biol., ]qo 6, 1957, 22553
2, but on sandy soil. 4. Pare plantings of Quercus pubescens,
mch thinned, witb a powerful soil cover of steppe varieties
on a midly deteriorated, strongly carbonaceous chernozem.
5. Mixed oak plantings of Q. peduncvnflors and Q. pubeseens
spprmdnately equ&13.y distributed. 6. Mixed oak plantings
where Q. pedunculiflora predominates. Here one finds an ad-
mixture of 4. cerris L. and S. Frainetto Ten. 7. Pure plantings
of Q. cerris with an ;~~Ixture of q. pedunculiflora, q. pubeseens,
U. ambigua, ~J- foliacea. 8. Mixed oak plantings where Q. cerris
predominates, with a considerable admixture of Q. pj!~Mculiflorn
and rarely Acer tataricum. 9. Pare plantimp of Qaercus conferta
Kit. witb a very Insignificant admixture of U1=9 ambIM in the
sec6d tier. 10. Mixed oak plantings with an evident predomi-
nanee of Q. conferta and a significant admixture of 2!dunculi
flora rarely of q. cerris. 11. Mixed plantings of pedunculi
flora, Tilia argentea, Fraxinus excelsior and Acer caupestre.
Card V3 _11-

PAMOVSKIY, B.Z., irzh.
- - , ~ - I
larthdame with breakvater. Gidr. i mal. 9 no.10:57-59 0 '57.
(Dams) (KLRA 10:11)

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PASHKOVSKIY' K.AO
.
(Replanting pine in forest belts along the Irtysh River] VctzobnaTle-
nie sonny v lentochzWkh borakh Priirtyahl is. Alma-Ata, Alcs&-mi is
neuk Nezekhokoi SM. 1951. 105 p. (MIRA 11-3)
(Pine) (Irtysh Valley--Reforestation)

TSALIP N.A.; FASHKOVSKlY. M.V.; DIDYK, R.I.
Growth of alkali halide single crystals in various gaseous
atmospheres. Kristallografiia 8 no.6:940-942 N-D'63.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Llvovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni I. Franka.

MONDESHKI,N.; RAMOV.R.'. POPOV,Iv.; SIAVOV,G.; DOBRPV.P.; PASHKAKOV,Iv.
Causes of chronic development of pul-conary tuberculosis. Suvren.
med.,Sofia 11 no.2.w.39'3646 l6o.
1. 1z Katedrats po ftiznatrila pri VHI - SoMa. Rukov. na Katedrata:
prof. N. Mondeshki.
(TUBI&RCUIA)SIS PUIMONAIff etiol. )

PAS!"WE'V A, C,.Yl-, i I; N" NAp '1 .1 . ~,. V. V.
C ,~ t,!-!-it c f r a rf~ f-ir*uh ro 1 , :; Lnd ' hcr I ~,m --y inc i --a: E - -' I --- c '
Tom.,ik Prov Irce. I -,v. ",( "l-' ' h !.(,.4 t),' Ll. no. !
5.: 165- (X`!~A lgz8)
1.

PA:3)HOV) N.; KILR UKI, D.
"Electron mlicroscoTic observLation on f,enesi3 of cobalt-allwainum oxide
cataly3t. 1. Effects of t1hermal treatvient." In Enrlis'.. p. 2~.
LriMADY. 3ofiia, J~ul, aria, Vol. 12, I;o. 1, January/February, 19~-19.
.1
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5onthly List of East European Accessions (EI1,I), LC, Vol. 9, No. 2,
February, 1~bC. Uncl.

PASHOT, T.V.
0,
ogy of tularemia in swine and differential diagnosis of
tularemia and brucellosis. Dokl.Akad.eel'khoz.21 no.12:32-35 '56.
(NLRA 10:2)
1. Poltavskaya meshsovkhoonaya vaterinarno-baktariologichookaya
laboratoriya. Predstavlena sanitarno-zoogigiyenicheako, iektaiey
Vessoyaznoy ordens Lenina aVadamli Rellakn"oz7aystveri kh nauk
Imeni V.1.1,enina.
(BrucellovIbIn v~ftne) (Tularemia)

PAWWo To Ve
sis of Tularemia and Brueelloslej" by To V. PA*hvv Poltava
Intersovkhoz Veterinary-Bacteriological-ttt~o-r-atory, Doklad
Vsesoyuznoy Ordena Lenina Akademii Sellskokhozvaystvennykh
Nauk imeni V. I. Lenina, Vol 21, No 12, Dec 56, pp 32-35
This article concerns investigation of a tularemia epidemic of murine
origin in three swine-raising farms in a region in which the disease had
been observed in rabbits, swine, and cats. Swine were diseased 1-2 months
earlier than humans. The clinical picture of tularemia in piglets is de-
scribed.
The author discusses serological and allergic procedures used for di-
agnosis of tularemia in the affected swine. Serological differentirtion
of tularemia and brucellosis in swine by means of the agglutinin adsorption
and allergic methods are described. Results of these methods are shovn in
tvo tables. On the basis of these results, the following conclusions were
reached:
"The Spizootology of Swine Tularevda and Differential DiWo-
"l. In locations threatened with tularemia of swine, these animals
can contract the disease as a result of contact with B. tularense. The
disease occurs in a latent form, but in certain cases clinical manifesta-
tions are possible.

"2. A titer of 1:50 can be considered a positive agglutination reaction
In swAze, and 1:25, doubtful. The allergic method of diagnosing tularemia
in swine by means of the intracutaneous Introduction of tularin in a dose of-
0.1-0.4 ml according to sensitivity, sharpness, and duration of the reaction
was more precise and effective than the serological method of the agglutina-
tion reaction.
"3. The mjority of the swine affected with tularemia exhibited a posi-
tive agglutination reaction with brucellosis antigen. In rare instarces
animi.s with hrucellosis gave a positive agglutination reaction with Vila-
remia antigen. When investigating aniinals by the agglutination reaction for
brucellosis in locations where tularemia is present, a nonspecific reaction
connected with the presence of tularemia among the animals must be taken into
i:onsideration.
"4. In carrying out planned serological investigations by means of the
figglutination reaction for brUCCUOSiS of swine., horses, and cattle in an
%rea threatened with tularemia., it is necessary to conduct simultaneous ex-
-inination for tularemia through the use of the agglutination renction by the
Al:)Iume method. Animals which give an agglutination reaction with brucellosis
and tularemia antigens sbould be subjected to allergic Investigation with
brucellosir. and tularemia antigens for differential diagnosis and the blood
aprum of these animals should be examined by means of agglutinin adsorption.
The usual brucellosis and tularemia antigens used for the agglutination reac-
tion can be employed for the agglutinin adsorption test.

"5. Appropriate information concerning the differentiation of brucel-
losis and tularemia in an area tbreatened with tularemia abould be Intro-
duced into instruction on the control of brucellosis and into directions
00r.the diagnoBle of brucellosis among agricultural auimBls-"
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FASHDV. T.V.
. - I ArceV7~
Di.agnesis of brucellogils In pip by the allergy mothod.
VaterinArIta 33 no.106-37 Js 156. (KLMA 9M
l.Poltavokays weshoovkhesnaya ve tort mrno-baktarl o1*gI -
chesksys laboraterlya.
(BRUCELIOSIS IN SWINE)

PAIMOV, --T-V.
W~ - -r1*.--,-~-0!-.~-!'k'"
...
Industrial experimental testing of aluminum hydroxide formol
vaccine for swine erysipelas. Veterinartia 30 no.2:27-29 F '53.
(MLRA 6:2)
1. Foltavskaya mezheovkhoznaya. vetbaklaboratoriya.

ZARMEDVA, M.; PASHOVA, A. , SPIRIDDSOVA, S.
Came of diabetes insipifto following influenza encephalitis.
Sarrem. mod. Soft& 5 no.4:8(~-82 1954.
1. Is %treshnoto otdolente pri TmentraInats, transportmabolattea
(macho otdolerAel P.Lagofetov)
OINCRPMITIS,
influenzal encephalitis, with diabetes Inelpidus)
(DIABIM INSIPIDUSO COMP11cations,
encephalitis, Influensal)

PASHOVA, -
Losses of spring runoff in th~ Prf~e, left-ban~
Geofiz. i aBtron. no.6:159-lb2 165.
(K[RA 19:1)
1. Ukrainskiy nwachno-issledovaluallskiy gidroneteorolo-
gialleakiy Inatitut.

, PASWVA 9, L. T.
Calculation of the average snow reserves in a b&aim accouating
for snow accumulation in the foresto Trady UkrM'&GHI no.51i
53-58 165. (mm 18,q)

DUDEMCV., S.; LIVSHITS, A.; -PtkSHOVKU4_ A.; YEVSEYEVA, A.: BARLAUMCV, M.;
VARTMMOYLS, S.; RABINOVICHP AO
Results of the industrial tests of the OPSB frother at the
Kadzharan ore-dressing plant. Prom#Amo 5 no.9:41-45 S 162.
(MIRA 15:9)
le Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut tsvetnykli
metallov (for Dudenkov, Livshits). 2. Nauchno-issledovatellski~
gornometallurgicheakiy institut Soveta narodnogo khozyayatva
Armyanskoy SSR (for Pashovkin). 3. Kadvharanskiv kombinat Sovata,
narodnogo khozyaystva Armyanskoy SSR4d* awv laWhov,
Vartanyants, Rabinovich).
(Kadzharar,--Ore dressing-Equipment and supplies)

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Vitamins BjA, and Plo infiread from different kinds of
- X_N"Bu I L. Vio.*Auerman, Z. 1.1taltseva. L. S
A 14L ;
'~"Kutqeva. V. P. sbovkin, and V. V."Sloclierbaterki
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A. N. BAK tri3t_.-'Biochem- and All-Union Sci. Researelot
i
nst. Bre2d-Baking Ind.. Moscow). Vbprooy Pitaniya 12,
No. 4'291-34(1953).--4Df the vitamins naturally occurring
In the flour. bread retains for rye flour and wheat flour, resp.,
Do 70 and SG-87p, Do 88 and 04-791,',,, PP 95--IDO and
95-10070. The retention of vitamins D, and Do by wheat-
bread varies with the grade of the Hour. Of added vitamins,
rye bread retains 1/1 of Bj, B1, and PP; wheat bread retains
Dj75-80.B*5D-04.andPPFD-9%. Parrot the vitamin Do
In the flour Is firmly combined with pro.'ein, and may
escape estro. Fermentation of the dough frees the vitamin
Do, and thus simmingly high figures are obtained for bread,
miaskIng the deterioration. Rye and wheat contain 3
tng./kg. of vitamin %, Instead of the previously reported
I tng.lkg. For an adult engaged in light labor it is neces-
sary to enrich all sorts cf bread with vitamin Do, rye bread
with vitamin PP. and some kinds of wheat bread with vita-
mins Do and PP. A. Mirkin

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P44 wiya 14. No. 2, 2NMK IOU).-Three diffemt sot Itsof
27 a bread, differins In their vubwre conten to (M. B , and
_49%. rvsp,), tuindips the bread crust. bavb bc:eu studied
Ivc their organt4eptle proWties (taste, poritsity, Color Of
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PASHTARUK, V.I., inzh.; GRABSKAYA, N.K4, tekhnik
Mcdernization of the IIM-40-820x3OA5 filter press. Kh1m.
mashinostr. no. 6:33-34 N-D '62. (MIRA 17tg)

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ITLE: Distributive conveyer for a In a. 6
rannounced onstruction and Technological bareau for Des
by, ecial C ign of het4l-
I'Gutting Tools and . uipment tspetsiallnoye konstruffokskoyt 1 uxmolo or
V."'D proyektirovaniya meta-llorezhushchep instrumenta i oborudovaniya)7
MWE; Byulleten' izobraterdy J tovernykh znakov., no, 23, 1965, 95
IOPIC TAGS: conveyi
ng equipment., automation equipment,
AII57MAGT:- This-Author Certificate presents a distributive conveyer for automated
31nes. Endless closed chains -are viounted in -the'frame of the conveyer and are
Aged with drive and tension sprocket.wheels. To simplify the design and to
i int0rease the operation reliability with various technological hmdling processes,
onL~"~of the chains carries pin-shapod push-rods on Its outer edge (see Fig. 1). , A
chutm with distributive ports for'outlet branches is mounted under the push;-rods
in the frame of the conveyer* The ports are closed by double-armed epring-loaded
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Sotorroptors which are linked through a system of spring-loaded lovers to pawl
a.~clss. fastened to the frame* During operation of the conveyer the pawls Interact
-*j'j-6 iollers placed on axles mountRd between the chains in front of the corre-
Pponding puah-rodso Oirig, art* hus3 I dia"-
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KAhOSAS 9 1. 1 . ; SINDERNSKAS , K. Ya. ; _ A. V.
GSGI/P-.500 generator for ~hi: feudlnj, of' two arcs ~.I-urin,,!
welding in CO 2- Avtora. ,3vur. 17 rv.,,:90-92F I i~4.
(Ml u 1": 9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isslecovat IIsk-Jy institut elektrosvaroctnopc
oborudovaniya.

PASIISKIY, N.
PASHSKIY, N. CA: 6-3353/1
J. Russ. Phys. Chem. Soc. Q, 166-81,
The calculation of the specific heat of simple
Solutions.

PASM, Andrey Iosipovich,- DIRRACH, lw~n ZM OVSKIT. P.;
D ~Osm~,O. M., red.; CIMN, Yu., tekjired.
[Lvov; a guidebook] Llvov; plitevoditell. Llvov, Knyzhno-
shurnallnoe izd-vo, 1960. 1112 p. (MIRA 14:2)
(Lvov--.Guidebooks)

PASJIUK, Andrey Iosifovich; DERKACH, Ivan Stepanovich; NEDOM, S...
-----Ye M~-r ~~
-- kF -
[Lvov; concise illustrated guidebook]Llviv; korotkyi iliu-
strovanrori putivryk. L'viv, Kryzhkovo-zhurnaline vyd-vo,
1962. 157 P. (MIRA 15:11)
(Lvo7-Guidebooks)

PASHUK Andrey Iqqipo-ichfPaszuk, A.11 DERKACH, Ivan Stepanovich
:`~, I -I -
[Lvov; concise Illustrated guidebook) Llviv; korotkyi iliu-
strovanyi putivnyk. Llviv, Kny2hkovo-zhumallne vyd-vo, 1961.
170 p. (MIRA 16:6)
(Lvov--Gu1debDoks)

PASHUK, A.I.; DERKACH, I.S.
[Lvov; concise illustratee ruidebook] Korotk-yi iliustro-
varWi putivnyk. Llviv, YjWzhkovo-zhurnallne vyd-vo
1963. 173 p. (MIRA 18:5~

PAM=. Andrey losifovich; DIRKACH, Iven Stapanovich. Prinimal uchastiye
ZHOLTOVaIY, P. [Zholtovelkyl, P.I. GAPMp Th. [Hapons 1U.J.
tekhn.red.
LLvov; guidebook] Llviy; putlynyk. Llviv, Inyahkovo-zhurnallne
vyd-vo. 1959. 147 p. (MMA 13:4)
(Lvov--Guidebooks)

"ASHUL, Andrey lorMovioni D:JtKi~(.Ii,
LLvov; a brief IlluLtrcitea
strovanyl pruti-vmyk. I,Iviv,
,,Td-vu, 196". 1?3 1 .
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gi;idc.Doc,~ 1 1, *v , ; :- ' ~
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L.Ivlv.. e kf7.~ ikc , . , jj-,
(\, ,

IAZARENKOP A.S.jj~,~SHYKP Kh.T*; LESNYAK, U.N.
Apogamv in the haplophase of Desmatodon randii (Kenn.)
Dop. AN URSR no.10.-1381-1384 161. (MIRA 14:-U)
1. Llvovokiy nauchno-prirodovedchei3kiy muzey iN USSR. 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AN USSR (for Iazarenko).
(Botany-MorpholoRy)

LAZARENKOp A.S.; PASHUKp Kh*T*-- --
An attempt of statistical estimation of the variability of spores
in Desmatodon heimii (Hedw.) Lazar. Ukre bDt-*-.-zbur.
18 m.1:68-81 161. (MIRA .14:3)
1. LIvovskiy nauchno-prii-odovedchoskiy mazey AN USSRj, otdol botaniki.
(Msses) (Spores(BotwW))

LAZAREKKO, A.S.; KOVALENKO, A.P.-, PASHUK, Kh.T-.._
Some spiral structures of the protonema in leafy mosses. Ukr.
bot.zhur. 18 no.6:89-98 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. - 11 ...
1. Ltvovskiy nauchno-prirodovedcheskiy muzey AN USSR, otdel botaniki.
(Mosses)

PASHUK, Kh.T.
Chromosome ab-errations and ~y of spores in I i
heterom&lla, Tz) Ito I ogll a 5 no. 6, b4r-t48 1~ -1
~ ;- , ~-, . .11
1. Llvovakiy Tuuctino.-prlrodovedclici~.i,~, muzoy AN

PASHUK.1 V.P.
Classification of the foci Qf Trichinella invasion. Vestsi 0
BSSR. Ser. blial. nav. no.4:137-139 163. (MIRA 17:6)

I 1,-Illjry v . 1'.
"Epidemiological claEsificution of Trllchln,,?jjoL3i,,
report submitted for Ist Intl Cong, Parasitology, Rome, Se~ I)t,-,.
Ulitsa Nogina -, Minsk.

USS1.1/Morpbology of Man and Animals (Norml and Pathologic). S-1
Research Method, ej2e,
Abu Jour Hof Zhur - Blol.., no 40 19580 16976
Author Doranina, T.V., Pashuk, V.P.
Title The Use of fieurohistologic Methods for the Study of
Trichinella - Infested Muscles.
Orig Pub Wravookhr. Belorussil, 1956, tio 8, 44-46
Abstract The Kampos method, as modified by the authors, gives the
best results for visualization of Trichinellae. Frozen
sections were washed in distilled water, transferred to
a 10% silver nitrate solution for 2-3 minutes until a
light-yellow tinge appeared, rinsed in distilled water,
successively transferred through 4 portions of 0.5% for-
malin solution, kept in 10% ammonical silver for 2-3 mi-
nutes and thorou&tly washed in distilled water. Impre-
gnatied Trichinellae assume a brown, nerve fibers a black
Cq.rd 1/2

PAS=. V. F.
Citral therapy of ascarlazim, Had, paraz. I param, bolo 24 D0.4:
302-306 O-D '55. (KUU 9: 1)
1. I2 Minskogo instituts epidemlologii i mikrobiologii.
(ASURIASIS, therapy,
Citral)
(ALURUM, therapeutic use,
citral in asearlasis)

FASHUK, V.F.
Foci of heimInthipises and the ennditions for t-i~ir
development. Vestsi AN BSSR. Ser. biial. nqv. no.2:
101-110 '65. W:1,..", ,~,:12`

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the WeldabilitY
Chrome-Nkicti-Tunpun Stetl of Large Crass &v
don," by K. V. Unbovskil end P. I. Pftshump4r.,
Avtoppipsor Dole, Doo. 8-9, 1946. V.
OuWn" ragults of JuvatigatJori of woldability of
pteell with 040.0b0% C. 13-15% Cr. 13-16% NI;
0,30-0.80% j- OiD.O.OR No; and 2.0-2.75% W.
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PASW!!LA~4~LSF. I., _ng., LkZi,.?L.J, :;. i., KarvIJ. of Cech. Sci., and V.
Kand. of 1'e,h. ci., and LY~,bAV3,IJY, h. J., )r. of ech. 'ci.
3VA,~KA J'i,,LEY, PREDNAZMA:~NNYHil DLYA "UIBOIY P,_I
-I.IPE.IAT'_Rj,KH ~,%eltiing of Austenitic Steuls tz5i,.ned to ;~icrisu"vi ii_,:i
Te:;-,pe-wilres). Tri K. V. Lyubavskiy, ed. Jovoy,._~ v Lokiiziolo,,ii ;var i
~innovations in 1,he Teciinique). 19~~). P. 3-29.
Yhe author!3 present an in Lorpreta Lion of' ~w data obtained in rt: it, :i con
uy the ~'entral -Scientit'ic Aesezixcii Institute of -a hine-ovildinC, recIIIII010,~y
oil arc welding-, of' austeuitic s~euls used in ifor in,-,
End tubin.,'. The temperatures in various pla,2es in t-t-je wc1ded par-.s LrP
ved. Tile crl~~stalliza-,i~)n wriicri oc _,urs in wel~iuo mot.als, tie a.e~:::iaiiical
properties of welded secLions, and : tie structure if the metal in the st~zdli
after .:el iia~., are discus..,td. The use of ulecLrodes ana their ef 'ects on various
uasteniti_- steels under different coiiditions in welding and on wel~in,- carts
,--e de--Icribe,-i. Tne authars reCOLXv,~nd ce.-tain eleci rades for wel lint,'ausLerLitiz
e,.ls used in tub-in--, i'or~irW and cauting. Twenty sevei, pictures and !,rapns,
9 tables. 3 itussian r~~ferences (193b-1?51)
1/1

LTUBAVSKIT,K.V., professor, doktor tekhnichookikh nauk; PASBUXANIS.F.I..
Inkhener - -_ -7 .'
Some peculiarities of welding cost austenitic steel. Svar.proirv.
no.9:1-6 S155. NLRA 8:11)
1. TSentrall Vy Nauchno-iBoledovatel'Bkiy institut tyazhelogo mashino-
stroyenlys
(Steel castings--Welding)

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PASHUMIS, F.L. in2h.; ZHMA, G.I., in2h.
I- State Standard No. 1005242 for steel electrodes fm- Pure we2d:!~
of high alloy steel with special properties. Svar. proizv. no.B:
30-31 Ag 162. (KRA 15: 11)
(BlectrOdes--Standards)

S/135/62/000/008/003/004
A006^101
A~THORS: Pashukanis, F. I., Zhurba, G. I., Engineers
TITLE: GOST 10052-62 for steel electrodes intended for arc welding
high-alloy steels with particular properties
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 8, 1962, 30 - 31
TEXT: GOST 10052-62 will replace GOST 2523-51 and will become effective
fl:om July 1963. The particular features of this standard are: the number of elec-
trode types is increased from 11 to 27. Requirements to the weld metal include its
camposition (higher S and P content, up to 1.3% 81) its OL-phase content to assure
hot crack resistance, and its Intercrystalline corrosion resistance. The standard
contains an appendix with data on the basic properties and the approximate desti-
nation of all electrode types. Some additional Information on the designation of
each electrode type Is also given.
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84342
S/135/60/~00/002/002/003
uNj'I A115/AOP~,
AUTHORS: Pashukanis, F.I. and Runov, A.Ye.,Graduate Engineers
TIM-. Determination of Properties Of Metals BUilt-Up With Heat-Resistant
Electrodes 11
PERIODICALt Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, 1960, No. 2, PP. 5 - 9
TEXT: This article which was compiled in cooperation with the Doctor of
Technical Sciences, Professor K.V. Lyubavskiy, deals with electrodes and proper-
ties of 1X 1qH12M20(lKhlqNl2M2F), qT -7 (TdL7), KTH -5 (KTI-5) electrodes,
lXl9Hl2i42K31q(lKhl9Nl2M2K3VF),a -13,(TsT-13) electrodes and 1XlqH105 (M19MOB)
4T-15 (TsT-15),3V#-3 (ZIO-3) electrodes and filler metals. The authors suggest
types of electrodes to be used for welding various austenitic steels at 600-6500
C. Tests with filler metals built-up with TsT-7 and TsT-13/56 electrodes at
650-7000C are being performed in the Otdel svarki TsNIITMASh(Welding Section of
TsNIITMSh). The Influence of high- temperature processing and artificialeging
on changes in the basic structure of austenitio-ferrite filler metals and their
mechanical properties was tested. Table I gives the chemical composition of
tested metals and Figure I the corresponding variations of ferrite contents de-
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S/135/6()/000/002/002/003
A115/A029
Determination of Properties of Metals Built-Up With Heat-Resistant Electrodes
penling on the duration of thermal processing at 9500C (1), 1,0800C (2) and
1,29DOC (3). The upper section of Figure 2 shows the microstructure of filler
metals after 4 hours of thermal processing at 1,CBOOC plus 10 hours at 8000C,
and. the lower part the same microstructure after additional 5,000 hours of aging
at M&C. Results of X-ray inspections of electrolytically separated filler
metul depAts are shown in Table 2. Some processing tests on chemical proper-
tiev of these metals at varying temperatures and on the aging period are shown
in F1gure 3. Table 2 expresses in logarithmic coordInates the durability of sur-
faced metals. Heat-processing at 1,0500 - 1,200o C of the above metals ensures
only a 4 - 5 % solution of the ferrite phaae~ In order to increase the plastic
properties of these metals in continuous operating conditions at sigma-phase
temperatures the ferrite phase of the basic structure should be limited to 4 - 5
% w~l the austenizing thermal processing carried out at temperatures given above.
lXhl!)NlOB metal had firmer layers and higher heat-resistance and plastic quali-
ties in continuous operating conditions at 6500 - 7000C. The alloying of nickel-
chronium austenitic -ferrite filler metals by approximately I % niobium (TsT-15
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843142
S/135/60/000/002/0()2/003
A115/AO29
Determination of Properties of Metals Bull-Up With Heat-Resistant Eloctrodes
electrodes) is more expedient than the use of molybdenum and vanadium (TsT-7
electrodes) or of cobalt and tungsten (TsT-13 electrodes). The X-ray Inspec-
tions were carried out under the supervision of Candidate of Technical Sciences
�1A. Yuganova, and metallographic tests under Graduate Engineer A.D. Kuznetsova-
Sudovnikova. There are 2 tables, 4 figures and 12 references: 1 English,_F1__
S:.viet.
A13SDCIATIONi TsN11TMASh (Central Scientific Research Institute of Technology and
Machine Building)
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RUJOV, A.Ye., in211-; PASHMANIS. F.I., inzh.; LTUBAVSKIY. K.Y., doktor
tekhn. nauk .. __ . ~ . -
Some problems of welding cast 1KUM12T-Lauetenitic steel. Svar.
pro1z. no. 8:1-7 Ag '58. (MMA 11:8)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut tekhnologii i
mashinostroyeniya.
(Steel alloys--Welding)

135-58-8-1/20
AUIHORS: Runov, A.Ye., and..-Pashukanis,.F~J., Engineers, Lyubavskiy,
K.V., Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Some Problems of Welding "M2012T-L" Cast Austenitic
Steel (Nekotoryye voprosy svarki litoy austenitnoy stali
MM12T-L)
PE310DICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, 1958, Nr 8, PP 1-7 (USSR)
AB2TRACT: The satisfactory results of tests carried out at TsNIITI,',ASh
with the participation of S. A. Yodkovskiy, Candid~.te of
Technical Sciences, S. P. Nestertsev, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, G. P. Fedortsov-Lutikov, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, T.S. Gribo,,redova, Engineer, A. V. Stepanov, En-
gineer, and L. P. Kestell, Engineer, necessitated system-
atic investigations into the weldability, composition and
choice of electrodes for a new grade of cast austenitic
steel destined for large-size welded-cast structures of
power Installations, working permanently at a temperature
of 600 C. It was concluded that a certain quantity of fer-
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135-58-6-1/20
Some Problems of Welding "lKh20Nl2T-L" Cast Austenitic Steel
cally eliminated crack formation at the weld joints.
"TsT-1511-electrodee proved very satisfactory and are re-
commended. There are 4 photoe, 3 tables, 6 graphs, 2 dia-
grams and 7 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIOlit TsFIlTYASh
1. Welding--Test methods 2. Welding--Test results
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PASHUKANIS,,-F.Ye-._ .___
Corwideration of Inertial properties of transistor diodes in
calculating pulse systems. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; radiotekh.
I elektron. no.2:286-291 159. (MIRA, 14:5)
1. Kafedra teoreticheskikh oanov elektrotbkhniki Moskovskogo
energeticheskogo instituta.
(Transistors) (Pulse techniques (Electronics))

a.' ACC NR, ARUOiG974 SOURCE CODE: UR/02715G/000/002/bOlij /ZiC,', 8
AUT F OR :Pashukanis, F. Ye.
--";111TLE: A comparison of various ferrite-diode memory cells with respect to energy re-
,quireme7,;t s
i
'SOURCE; Ref. zh. Avtomat telemekh i vychisl tekhn, Abs. 2B349
~.REF SOURCE: Tr. Mosk. energ. in-ta, vyp. 60, no. 3, 1965, 13-24
7 PIC V,GS- magnetic core, electromagnetic memory
,10
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IRANSLM'ION: A comparison of various systems using ferrite-diode units is made on the
!basis of the simplest memory cell, which is utilized in construction of more complex
Ilogic systems. The memory cells are compared in terms of the minimum power, availahle
ifmm vacuum tube or transistorized generators required for stable operation. 7ne com-
iparison is made without regard to the type of the core used in the unit. It is shown
ithat tho most economical configuration of a register cell is one using transformers
,based on ferrite cores; one which suppres6es reverGe signals owing to diode nonlineari-
ty. Tho theoretical efficiency of suz-h a configuration is 66%, wherear for other con-
ifigurat:.ons the efficiency does not exceed 50%; for the configuratioT, u3il,g c".11okes with
!a ferril:e core and dropping resistors, the efficiency is 25%. In addition, the cell
!using the transformier has the least number of components and provides electrical insu-~_
UDC: 681.142,67:621.382
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lation, between the various loops. The basic theoretical relations for computing the
efficiency are included. 3 figures. N. P.
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I'LiOGOV, Arkadiy Ivanovich; Yurly !,atveyevich;
PASHUM13, F.Ye.., kana. teklizi.nauk, dots.
[1.'.agnetic cores with rectangular hys-,eresis loops; static
and dynamic characteristics, methods for ineasurement and
control, and principleo of designing networks with corei3
having rectangular IWsteresis loops] 1.,.agilitrTye serdechniki
s priar.ougollnoi petlei gdsterezisa; staticheskie I dina-
micheskie kharakleristiki, MUtOdika izmernnii i kontrolia,
osnov.v raselieta t:;oj;ai, sodorzhashchikh sordochniki o PPG.
I (1-URA 17:9)
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PASHUMIN, V.
USER
On-'Forestry in UermarW.
SOILrce: Eoreign Trade, Moscm, 1947
Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Island" Report No. 59541 on file in Library of GonCress,
Air Wormation Division.

TZLYATNIKOVA, G.N.; PASHUTA, I.F.
Green manure plants for crop rotations incuding strawberries.
Kons. I ov. prom. 14 no.5:2P-30 My 159. (MIRA 12-6)
1.Noskovskoye otdelaniye Vsesoymnogo institut-a rasteniyevodstva
(for Telvatnikova). 2.Sovkhoz "Bogucharovo" Tullskoy oblasti (for
Pashuta).
(Green manuring) (Strawberries)
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PASHUTA. I.F.; POITOMARETIKO. S.F. ~-,- -- --
Producing large berr7 harvests. Yonp. i ov. prom. 12 n0-11:39-41
11 '57. (MMA 11:1)
1.Sovkhoz "Bogucharovo".
(Barrios)

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PASHUTAO
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IlKrym, " 1965. 52 p. (MIRA 18: 121

AFANASIYEV, A.S.; SOI?JIKOVA# V.I.; PASHUTA, Yu.S.
Thiourea as an inhibitor of the acid corroalon of ateel. Ukr.kljirj.
zhur. 29 no.12:1317-1321 163. (MRA 17:2)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheakiy institut.

PASHUTIN, A.N., inzh.
Improving the efficiency of the sliding bearers of the diesel
locomotive bcdy. Trudy VNITI no.16:68-77 162. (MIRA 17:1)

DOLGOKER, YU.P.; PfiSHUTIN N.V.- ZHIGULIN, V.I., inzh.; FEDA, N.I., inzh.;
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RYZHKOV., P.Ya.J. inzh.; GAVRILOV, A.I., inzh.; CIEUSIP-NOV, V.D.,
kand. tekhn. nauk
New developments in research. Stall 23 no.10:928-929 0 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

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FIVKE-L~S11TEYNP I.I.M., inzh.; Prinimall uchastlye~ DDLOKB, Yu. P.;
H11 N ..; OLOBUYEV, N,A,y DOWAT, L.B.; ADAMKOVICH, V.K.;
AKSE?&-,'1. 11.
New steels for the automatic electric hard facing of rolls for
continuous slabbing and blooming mills. Stal 121 no.6%535-538
Je 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Makeyevakiy me tall urgichesk iy vavod.
fRolls (Iron mills))
Chard facing)

N11BJMG. I.H.; SHLYAMOVETS11Y. Ye.S.; ABARA, I.I.; ]PASHUTIS, N.Y.
IstublIshing a laboratory Index of the wear resistance of textolite
for rolling mill bearings. Zav.lab. 22 no.6:731-733 '56.(NLHA 9:8)
1. Orgchermet i Hakeyevskly astallurgicheekly savod imeni Kirova.
(Plastics--Testing) (Bearings (Machinery))

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From railroad to automotive transportation. Avt.tranop. 41
no.106 Ja 163. (MIM 16Q)
1. Dezhurnyy po stantaii Nikolayev Odeaskoy zheleznoy dorogi.
(Transportation)

PASWjTIN, S.; GORYACIIEV, S.
Readersk letters. Avt.transp. 39 no.12:55 D '61. (MIRA 1.5:1)
I (Transportation, Automotive)

KAUGANBAYEV, N.K., dorozhnyy master (at. Besh-Arik, Kaz&khskoy dorogi);
SEROUS,,T.P.., dorozhnyy master (at. Svyatogorskaya, Doaetakoy dorogi);
KULISH, ?.A.
Ietters to the editor. Put' i putekho2. 6 no,301 W 162.
(MM 15:3)
I* Dezhurnyy po atantaii i obahcheatvemM avtoinspektor, stantaiya
Kulfbakino., Odeaskoy dorogi (for Pashutin), 2, Pomoshchnik
uchastiovogo revizora, po bezopustnosti dvizheniya poyezdov,
at. KaliniWad,, Lit6vskoy dorogi (for Wish).
(Railroads)

SMALIN, V.D., inzb.; LUNEV, V.M., mekhanik-naladchik defektoskopov;
PASHUTIN, S.B.; BODROV, V.V.
Letters to the editor. Put' i put.khoz. 5 no.6:41 Je '61.
(MIRA 14:8)
1. Astrakhanskaya distantsiya puti Privolzbskoy dorogi (for Stukalin).
2. Stantsiya Astrakhan', Privolzhskoy dorogi (for Lunev). 3. Naebal'nik
posta 230-go kilopietra Odesskoy dorogi, g. Nikolayev (for Pasbutin).
4. Starshiy dorozhnyy master, st. Tikhvin, Oktyabr'skoy dorogi (for
Bodrov).
(Railroads)

SOBOLEV, B.P.; PASHUTIN, V.P.
Fluoride transfer of ber7llium in supercritical (vapor) solutions.
Trudy IMRE no.18:44-a 163.
Fluoride trakisfer of tkntalum in supercritical. (vapor) solutions,
Ibid.:49-52 (MRA 16:12)

SOBOLEVP B.F.; MINEYEV, D.A.; PASHUTIN, V.P.
Low-temperature hexagmal modification of NaTFI with gagarinite
atructare. Dokl. AN SSSR 150 no.4:791-794 Je 63.
(MIRA 16;6)
1. Institut mineralogii, geokhimli i kristallokhimii redkikh
eleimen'tov. Predatavlono akademikom N.V. Belovym.
(Minerals)

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UK-TROVIGHP N.V.; TIMMOV, I.K., PASHUTINA, S.R.
11--v data on the multiple reflection of vaves In the West Siberiar
Plain, Geol. I geofiz. no.9181--02 'U+. (KRA ISt?)
1. Sibirskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut geologii, geofiziki I
minerallnogo syrlya, Novosiblesk.

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GdIden Horde
Valuable work on the Golden Horde. ("The Golden Horde and its downfall."
Miewed by V, Fashutol). Slaviane No. 6. 1952. ED. DO, Grekov., and &_YU.
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3;-nthl " 2L RUaLim kee2jaionfil Library of Congress, September 1952. UNCLAMIFIED.

PASHUTID 9 V. B. I "T"M
Convenient device. Vest, Vozd. I;.* noolO.-83 0 961.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Ground controlled approach-Equipuent and supplies)

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AUTHCR: Belous, A. L.1 Kurochkin, S. S ; PashvykinV. V. Pekhov, 0, Z _4
TIM : Storage for 4096 numubers intended for multichannel and multivariate
analyzers
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychislitellnaya tekhnika, Abs. 11B122
REF SOURCE: Tr. Soyazn. n.-i. in-ta priborostr. vyp. 1, 1964, 114-130
TOPIC TAGS: computer, computer storage device 9 /7704'rif 0,9,o) AjLjjc 4'9 A-, C)Z
ABSTRACT: From the reliability and economy viewpoints, it Is expedient to use
3- and 4-coordinate address devices operating on the coincident half-current system
for synthesizing storages for multichannel and multivariate analyzers. Storage
devices with transistor-transformer &vitches and a 3-coordinate address system are
described. The operation of the following elements is examined: a 4096-channel
storage cube, read-signal amplifiers, current-pulse shaper, and auxiliary elements.
The operation of a storage with diode-transiBtor bridge switches and its elements
(address uwitches and address-current generator) is considered. Tests of the above
storage system revealed its operability at a oupply voltage variation of 2.5--9.5 v.
Twelvs figures. Bibliography of 3 titles. N. P. LTranslation of abstract]
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