SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PESTOVI, N.K. - PESTRIKOVA, N.M.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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The aim of the present study was to find, formulate, and formalize
specifications for truncating coinmand-information texts. On the basis
of a preliminary linquistie analysis, the possiblity of exploiting two
truncation algorithms was revealed. A check of the perception efficiency of
texts truncated by one of these algorithms was conducted in experiments.
Normal and truncated texts were presented to a subject on a television
screen. Exposure duration of the presentation was 3 sec. The subject' s
mission was to demonstrate how accurately and quickly lie could reproduce
the presented text. A rating of perception and reproduction consisted
of noting the accuracy and duration cf mission accomplishment. Five men
participated in the experiments. Several pro)onged experiments were
conducted on each of them at various times in the day.
. Resiilts of the experiments showed that in the majority of cases,
truncated text. was reproduced more accurately than normal text and with a
shorter latent period of completion. An increased latent period of truncated
text reproduction occurred in 330/0 of the casea and wan attributed to not
having used one of the truncation algorithms. - The duration of normal
and truncated texts became more stable at the end of the experiment as
a result of training.
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Another approach involved the truncation of texts by the subjects
themselves. In reproducing truncation of texts, it was noted that the
subjects used linquistically significant material assuring tile integrity
of semantically essential components in the text.
The authors analyzed text reproduction errors made by the subjects
(omission of individual words, displacement of words in presentations,
use of synonyms and antonyms etc. ). It is suggested that a number of
errors of the above type would.~ave been eliminated by exploiting a
second truncation algorithm. . Besides the above, during the errant
reproduction of truncated and normal texts, words functipning as
cliches were noted. Their use was characteristic of texts which caused
perceptual and memory diffitulties. The results of the experiment
permit hypothesizing that the algorithm under question reflects some
mechanisms of internal speech formation, fi. A. Noe 22; ATD Report 66-1167
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pressum." Ellarlkov !,fldical Lirt. Kharlkov, IQ~,,,. ( 74 ! i s so i ta I I
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i,-AC~~ITA MEDICA I:ec 6/vol 13/6 1riternal Xejicilne Juno 59
3216. TID, OSMOTIC RFS]STANCE ()F I.RY'I'IIR0CY1'F'.S AND TIIE IIAENIO-
LYTIC PROPIACIIES ()F' 'IM-, PLASMA IN PATIENTS WITH IME1!N1A*I-
ISM (Ibissian text) L. G. VOPR. REVMATIZMA
(Novosibirsk) 11157 (jrT
The osmotic resistan(e tif -r~lhrmytvs was relwatedly determined in 125 patients
with various forms of rheu-iiatism, tit 10 patients with rheumatoid arthritis, in
8 patients with cor pulnionz,le and in 2 patients with other non-rheumatic illnesses.
In the cases of rheurnalism and in 6 (if the cabes of rhe~imatuid arthritis the red ( ell
frilgillty Which had been initially mininial wits increased; in the majortlyofpatients
a subsidem e of the rheumatic process led it, normalization (if the red cell fragility.
Treatment of cases with ji)raititdoncaused the red (ell fragility tit lie increased for
a lengthy period which suggests Ifiat the drug has a haetoolytic action. No connec-
tion wa; noted between the in, rease of the red cell fragility and the degree of
anaetota or of cardiac decoolpensation present. nor wa!, there any parallelism be-
tween the lowering of minimal red cell osynotic resistance anti the ESR. Various
active focal streptococcal infections of the pharynx caused an increase of the red
cell fragility fo - a lengthy period of wre. A regular relationship was noted between
the lowering of -ed cell osmotic resistance and the inLrease both of reticulocytes
and indirect bilirubin in the peripheral blood, and it is thought that this results
from the action of the products of haernolysis on erythropoiesis. Washed erythro-
cytes from healthy people (donors) were mixed with plasma from patients with
rheumatism and having identical blood groups and it was found that there was an
undoubted hitemolytic activity of the plasnia from patients on the donor ceII8. A
similar haemolytic activity was found in the plasma of patients with rheumatoid
arthritis but not in that of the controls. The higher the degree ofhaeniolyli( activity
uf the plasma or patients mith rheumatism. the lower the redrell osmotic resiNUnce
was found to be and in some cases it nevertheless remained normal in the presence
of haernolytic activity of the plasma. A parallelism was riot always noted between
the increase in the amount of the haemolytic factor-in the plasma of patients with
rheumatism, the increase in ESR. the increase of temperature and the increase
in the number of leucocytes. In patients with active focal nasopharyngeal strepto-
coccal infections a high degree of haemolytic activity of the plasma was regularly
noted. Experiments with partial neutralization of the streptolysin corresponding
to the antitoxins confirmed the link between the haemolytic activity of the plasma
of patients with rheuniatturn and We haemulyijuw of streptococcal origin. (S)

PESTOVSKAYAY L. G.J. Candidate MAd Sci (diss) -- "Me osmotic stability of ery-
throcytes, and the hemolytic properties of blood pasma in rheumatism patients".
Novosibirsk, 1956. 22 pp (Novosibirsk State Med Inst), 200 copies (KL, No 25,
1959, 141)

PICSTOVSKAYA. LAT., assistent
Osmotic resistance of erothrocyteB and the hemol7tic properties
of blood plasm in rheumatic fever patients. Trudy Novosib.
goa.med.inst. 27:191-213 '57. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Iz kafedry fakul'tetskoy terapii (zav.kafedroy prof. G.D.
Zaleaskiy) Novosibirskogo moditsinskogo instituta.
(MYTHROCYTHS) (RHEUMhTIC FWM) (MOLYSIS AND HHHOLYSINS)

PFSTOVSKII, K.N.
PESTOVSKII, K.N. ... Geologicheskoe stroexxie okrestnostei ozer Teke i UlIkun-
Karoi v Severnom Kazakhstane. S.N. Pestovskr. The geological stureture of the
environs of the lakes Teke and Ulkun-Karoy in northern Kazakhstan. Leningrad,
ONTI NKTP SSSR, Glavn. red. geologo-razvedochnoi i geolezicheakoi lit-ry, 1936.
35, (1) p. (NKTP-,GrU. Kazakh9kii geologo-razved. treat. Kazakhstan geological
and prospecting trust).
Summary in English. "Spisok glavneishei literatury": p. 27-28.
DLC: QE315-P4
SO: TC, Soviet Geography, Part II, 1951/Uncla3sified.

MOBYSHEV, A.; BOND&M . N.; SMZHOIKOV, F.; ROGOTIN, N.; ACHKASOV. D.;
VNEMY, N.; GROBOICIPATEL', S.; RABIRS11T, X.: FISTOTSKIT, A.
MOMMWAM
Semen losifovich Kazarnovskil; obituary A. Drobyshav and others.
Elek.sta. 27 no.5:63 MY 156. (MLEA 9:8)
(Ka2arnovskil, Semen losifovich, d-1956)

FMTOVSKIYO K.N.
Origin of the Katmandu Valley and ancient river valleys In
Nepal. Biul.MIP.Otd.geol. 37 no.5sl35-141 S-0 162.
(KIRA 15 -.12)
(Nepal-Valleys)

PM, B.M., kand.istor.nauk; ARZEATRV. , L.V.; BAMGYAN, N.V., kand.
istor.nouk; GOLUB, I.F.; GRIGORIYEVA, Z.G., kand.istor.nBuk;
HARASH, U.N., kand.istor.nauk; MJ4WOVMff, D.S., kand.
Istor.nauk; ~kRSTRAKI-F.-S.; GOLUBTSOVA. P., red.; WAVTANIN, I.,
tekhn,red.
[Grodno; historical study] Grodno; istorichaskii ochark. Minsk,
Gos.iEd-vo BSSR, Red.sotRiallno-ekon.lit-ry, 1960. 150 P.
(MIRA 14:3)
(Grodno--History) (Grodno--Bcononic conditions)

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