SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PISAREVSKIY, V. YE. - PISARSKA, M.

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"Morphological manifestation of the pr*ot(ctive proceasea
in experimental grippe."
fleport gubmitted at the 13th All-Union Congresa of fi~gienistsp Epidwjologirts
and Infectionists, 1959.

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INVENTOR: laris, 11. A.; Pisamvskiy, Ye.- G. ; Soloveychik, A. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Manufacture of thin-valled nichrome bes. less 7, No. 1826()l
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SOURCE: Izobretenlys, promyshlennyye o razt Y. to arny-ye znaki, no. i~,, 1966, 19
TOPIC TAGS: nichrome, nickel alloy, chromium containing alloy, a6whowm tube, tube
NOW-4ft thin wall tube
ABSTRACT: Ibis Author Certificate introduces a method for manufacturing thin-walled
nichrome (Ni-Cr alloy) tubes which includes drawing and process annealings in a
vacuum. To obtain tubes vith a ve-11 thickness of about 0.01 mm and tolerances within
0.002-0-003 mm and to increase the yield, the fin&l draving passes are done on an
aluminum 3ndrel which is then dissolved in an alkali solution.61 (AZ]
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departmat of the mmicipal polyalinio. Fell daher & Akush.
No. 12, Do*, 50. P, 44-5
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PISARFVSKI'Y, Yu.S.
Anatomicphyslo'Logical cYaracte,1!3*.'Cs of the respiratory
system In man and animal3 In tl~e genesis of immunity followIng
vaccinatir,n by the aerosol methid. Report No.21 Pmtertlv"
functinn (if the '.'Ansues rf pironrl~)iwi and the Iyaphatic
system or the ri,tipirntor), organs. Zhur. mikrobiol., eplfi.
I immun. 0 no.hil(U-105 Je '61. (?ERA

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FAYBICH, M.M.; YEGOROV, V.I.; PISAP.FVSKIY, Yu.S.
Survival of microorganisma during freezinE. Zhur.m1krobiol.epid.i
Immun. 33 no.5s68-72 Itr 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(MICRO-ORGANISM ) (00LD-PHYSIOWGICAL EFFECT)
(GLYCFROL--PHYSIC)LOGICAL EFFECT)

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FISAREVSKIY, YU.V.; TRYGITBOV, G.A.; SHALLIN, Yu.V.
Measurement of the c0efflellf-W,5 In supor~-';-r-
frequency fielde. Prib. I tPCh.-k3p. 10 no.~tl%-IS8
S-0 165. (MIRA lc~tl)
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ALrM'32: Yerkovich, Sj_.L.; PisarevskAX, Yu. V.; TreguL3%,, .;. A.;
Ageshin, P: 9. -
TT-TL7-: Optimal orientation of cubic crystals for light modulatlon
based on the Pockels effect
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abe. 12D599
REF SOURCE: Tr. uchebn. In-tov avyazi. M-vo svyazi SSSR, vyp. 23,
1964, 103-105
TOPIC TAGS: crystal orientation, cubic crystal, electrooptic effect,
light modulation- .2n=kzft_~~ 11>
ABSTRACT: It has been shown that In electrooptical crystals of the
cubic system the maximum transverse eiectrooptical effect takes place
during crystal orientation when the vector E to perpendicular to the
plane (110) and the direction of the light beam to correspondingly
perpendicular to the plane (110]. [Translation of abstract] [AMI
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AVMORI 8elysyev# L. M.; Wsbato!,-.j. V,..* Pissrevskiyy TV. 'S"h~sldln, Tu. V.
TITLE: Lasir-Induced triboluminescence In LiF crystals
SOURCE: Kristallo#rafiyal, v. 10, no. 5, 1965. 767-769. and bottom half of Insert
facts$ V. 743
,TOPIC TAGS: triboluainencence,,Iaser beam, lithium fluoride, ruby laser
ABSTRACT: The dinintegratiog,.Of solid materials by intense light beams is reported.
To demonstrate this, a in~asar beam (A - 6943 A), focused by a lens wk) f - 40 mm
on the center of an UP crystal (average size 12.5 x 8.5 x 7.0 mm) with known
trtbolunineacence propettie~, was used. The laser-in#uced triboluminescence
was observed in UF as one (filtered) line (A - 3470 A) by means of an FEU-42
photowultiplier. The laset- and tribb-pulses were registered o6 a DESO-1 oscil-
lograph. A laser beam with a maximum density of 1.5 ?W/cm2 concentrated on the
crystal center caused a luminescence without disintegration$ which was attributed
to the beating of sat*r1al at the lens focus. Crystal disintegration and the
attendant triboluftintecenct were observed either aftet repeated bombardments by
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laser boom with a maximum density of 1.5 M/cm2w or at higher densities. Althougi
no surface cracks were observed at been densities below 1.3 %#1cW, their appear-
once at the subsurface to the form of "rosettes" was evidenced. The experiments
shoved that, the intensity of tribolumineacence was approximately two orders of
magnitude treater than the luminescence due to heating at A - 3410 1. It was
concluded that the occurrence of tribolualneacence generated during the formation
of internal cracks to independent of ambient pressure and to determined solely by
the processes to the crystal and at its new surfaces. further studies will be
made to daternime whether tribolumineseence to due to the luminescence of excited
atoms or discharge lumimadcance stimulated by the elsetroft or to ion emission from
mew surfacee6 Orig. art. beat 4 figures. JYKJ
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ACCENION RPt AP5005326 8/0181/65/OOT/002/0661/0663
iAVTHOR: Pisarevskix,,Yu, V.t TrOubov.-O. A.1 G~haldln,, Yu# V#
~M+AjLqf IM
A TITUs _11fttro-optical properties of-- 4HgO N
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In-zierovave fie'
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SOURCEt Mike tYerdogo tels, Y. T, no. 28 19659 661-663
TOPIC TkW3 Electrooptical offect,_,e eetroortical, constant, microviLve-fi-eld
AJWMCTt 2t is shown first'.that at microwave frequencies the secondary effect
connected vith the change in the refractive index undle-r mechanical defamations of
:the free crystal by the electric field is small, so that the primary effect can be i;
Measured.directly. A block diagram of the set-up in shown in Fig. 1 of the Enclo-;
sure, The electro-optic&l coefficients were measured In cylindrical samples of
%V044n4 KH2P04, the diameter of which- was, determined by the diameter of the
internal conductor of the resonator, The optical-axis of the crystal coincide-:1
with the ge(natrical axis of the cylinder along which the light beam was propa-
gatet. The-values obtained for the electro-optical coeffici*rt, for samples o
different length along the optical axis,, were 15.3 4.5 and 25-5 T-2 (x 102S
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ant dimensions.yWded values (5-12) -. 10-0 CGSE, -In the crystal sample withmin-!,
iram stress the value o~ the 'coefficient was 12 z 10A The results obtained for
q2PO4 agreq vithin the limits of experimental accuracy with +
NH4H2lPO4- p*. he re-
sults.olatained for 'frequencies. up-to -1 ~t elsewhere.-
W - e It ti C coax can be expected: &1bare -10 1 n.the case,of
it.is-expected tb*t thi eledtro-optical coefficient vill remninn constant
u to "Ue authors are deeply grateful'to L. M. Be ev and V, V. Waba-
p 300 Co.
tov for help vith the wrk and. G,, So BelikOVA for supplying the crystals_* Orig.
srto hast 2 figures*
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CCESSION NR., AP5001370 S/0106/64/000/012/001610021
AUTHOR: 'Yerkovich, S. P. Pisarevskii, Yu. V es4iat F. S.;
YJ As-
Tremboy, G. A
TITLE: Eff ect of fog on the range of an optical-carrier land communication
SOURCE: Elektroevyazl, no. 12, 1964, 16-21'
TOPIC TAGS: 2ptic,*1 communicMiop, laser, o tical carrier
ABSTRACT: The range of a laser cow-xnunication channel In outer space is
0 th their'
determined; allowing for the radiati n noise due to solar and heat rays wl
maxima- at 0 5 and 10- microns), and assuming conventional practical values of the!
transmitter power, receiver antenna. etc. , the range is found to be 1. 8 x 10 .7 km.
14ktmospberic attenuation is due to the absorption o.f light by gases and the diffusion'-
~f light by suspended particles of water (haze, fog, drizzle, -etc.). Fog droplets
occur in 1. 5-2. 5-micron (valley) up to 7~-9~-rnicron (mountain) sizes. Formulas
I Card I/Z

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AMMRS I Bely!yev, Lo M.1 Dobrzbanskiy, 0. P.1-Pisare kiy, Yu.
Cherny*sbev, X.-S.; Shaldin, -Yu_V.i---
TITLEs Blectro-optical properties of copper chloride and c2p2er
romide rystals*
"BOURCEs Fizika tvardogo tela, V..6, no4,12, 1964j 3727-3728
TOPIC,TAGS: electrooptical:property, copper~inorganic.compound,
-refractive index'
ABSTRAM 'The authors measured the total.electro-optical effect of
copper chloride and copper bromidelcrystals, obtained from a melt,
and annealed., The experimental. setup is sbown-in Fig. I ~t3f the en-
closure. *The samies were oriented by x-ray diffkac~ion andby
etch figures, with final orientation based on-tbe maximum of the
affect.' The electrodes on the sample were sputtered in vacuum. The

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values
obtained for the product ofthe cube
of the refractive index--
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andthe electro-ootic.al-coefficient.wer'e .
found-to be,-- -at 525.and
675___i_vd_r_e__spec'tively,, 29 and-
34 _for
CuCl and 22 and 26 for CuBr-.
1
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The low Values obtained forthis product are probably due to the
resence of stresses in the crystal and
P to -inaccurate orientation.
"The.authors'thank N'. V. Glika and 0. K. Mellnikov for help in the
orientation of the samples." Orig. art. has: I figure, 2 formulas,
and 1 table.

ASSIOCIATION t Institut kristallografii:AN SSSR,.m6scow (institute
of Crystallography AN BSSR)
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AUTHOR., Yerkovicho- S. Pi Plaare Yu. V.1 Ageshin, F. S.;
Trejmbov,, G. A. j Shaldin, Yu. Vd---
Ti LE; Optical shf raodul t
IT a or
SOURCE: Radiatekhrilka I elaktronika, v. 10, no. 6, 1965, 1146
TOPIC TAGS: o
,ptical modulator
ABSTRACT.- An'exp riment.with modulation of light at. 980 Me I
is very brie y
repoAed- -The Pokels effect In single crystals of amn-tonium. d1hydropbosTbate
:-%ADP) and potassium- dibydropboophate - (KDP) was used (B. H. Billings, J. Opt.
Soc. - AM-* 1949, 39 t' 797). : The modulation factor with the ADP crystal was 7. 5V'
(output 'power, 7.. 5 w) without a constant -fleld'blas. This was equivalent to
52% modulation vith a quarter-vave- plate and monochromatic light. The modulatoi
1;"dwid"s 4 Mc. "no' a'uthors'wish to thatxk 2! F. Dd=hanski for lending'
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the DF crystals, -brige art. hast I figure,
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ACCESSION NR: AP4042979 S/0051/64/017/001/003VO034
AUTHORS: Yerkovich, s. P., Pisarevskiy, Yu. V.; Ageshin, F. SS.
TITLE: Concerning a procedure for determining oscillator strerqths
for electronic tra.--~sitions in molecules
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7ERKOVICH, S.P.1 PISARLVSKITV YUDVO
Transition probability in the'f- and P -eyBteme of NO bands.
Opt. i spektr. 8 no,3003-306 Mr 160. (MIRA 14:5)
(Nitrogen oxide-Spectra)

TIMVICH, S.P.; PIS=ISKIT. Tu.V.
Strength of an oscillator for the ;-mysteim of 50-bandB. Opt.
i spektr. 9 no.2z269-z7O Ag 160. (KMA 13:8)
(Nitrogen oxido-Spectra)

69834
S/051/60/008/03/001+/038
9201/3191
AUTHORSs Yerkovich, S.P and Pisarevskiyj Yu.V.
TITLBs On the Transition Probability in the y- and a-Systems o,,"
V~ NO Bands
PERIODICAL: Optika I spektroskopiya, 1960, Vol 8, Nr 3,
pp 303-306 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The absolute intensities of the electron transitions~tc
the ground level in NO molecules have recently bee of
great interest in connection with emission of radiation
by hot air (cf Ref 1). The present paper reports
calculation of the electron transition moment Re(r) foz
y- and 0-sy3tems of NO bands (transition A21:- x2n and
B2n-X2f7 ) using the experimental data on the absorption
spectra reported by Marmo (Ref 2) and Mayence (Ref 3).
Calculations were carried out using the method described
by Yerkovich (Ref 4), modified somewhat to allow for the
strong dependence of the electron moment on Internuclear
distance. The electron transition moments of the B(5, 0)
Card band (the mean internuclear distance in the v,-v"
1/2 transition F = 1.204 1) weret Re = 0.106-0-115 atomic
units at pressures from 4 to 101 mm, Hg in the case of the

69834
8/051/60/008/03/004/038
2201/R191
On the Transition Probability in the y- and p-Systems of NO Bands
short-vavelength maximum of the band, and
R = 0.109-0.120 atomic units at pressures from 4 to
181 mm Hg in the case of the long-wavelength maximum.
The electron moments for the y-system were found to be:
Re = 0.129-0.145 atomic units at p = li--50 mm Hg in the
case of the long-wavelength maximum of the y(2, 0) band
(i 1.162 1); Re = 0.129-0.144 atomic units at
p 10-14.8 mm Hg in the case of the long-wavelength
maximum of-the y(l, 0) band (f = 1.135 U1
Re = 0.136 o.166 atomic units at p = 10-14.8 mm Hg in the
case of the short-wavelength maximum of the y(l, 0) band
(f = 1.135 P; He = 0.151+ atomic units at p = 14.8 mm Hg in
Card case of the short-wavelength maximum of the y(O, 0) band
2/2 (F = 1.,08 1).
There are 1 figure, 2 tables and 11 references, of which
I is Soviet, 6 English, 3 German and 1 Swiss.
SUBMITTED: March 24, 1959

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AUTHOR: _Sbaldin, Yu. V.; Met'nikov. Yu. S.
1 ORG: . None
TITLE: Measurement of the etectro-optic effect in crystals
SOURCE: Zhurawl prikleduoy spektrookopii. v. 3, no. 5, 1965, 463-467
TOPIC TAGS: 1 electrooptic effect, crystal optic property, measuring
inetrument
ABSTRACT: The best method available for the measurement of the electro-optic
effect in crystals is the method employing a X/4 plate described elsewhere
_U09B. . Carpenter, JOSA, 40, 4, ZZS, 1950.). The problem of measuring the
clectro-optic coefficients nay be simplified by the messurement of the voltage U7/2
Whieb is required to establiab a phase difference in 7-/Z, followed by a calculation
of the electro-optic coefficients. The authors present a description of a set-up for
the 900"aftmatic measurement of U.#Z, togethev with a schematic diagram
~(Fig- I). The metbod described makes it possible to shift from manual to automatic
control. In couclusica avAors express their deep gratitods to L. M. Belyaye VIV
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rig, 1. Sebematic diagram of a act-up for the measurement of vollag
Acessary for Ow creation of a phave diffqresce L/Z between ta ore UnL/'
r in I di ary and
an extraordinary waves in crystals: I *VSPM-I monocbro a - potarizer;
3 - acbromatic, IX/4 plate; 4 - specimew. 5 - anatysert T. -Voltage generator;
7 - pbotodolectort I - ORION TT-1103 amplifier; 9 - SP-A multiplier-, 10 - indicator.
for a ussful discussion. Orig. art. has: I figisres and Z6 formulas.
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ucheb. say.; energ. 3 no. 9:16-26 s ,6o. (MIRA 1319)
1. Belorumakiy politekhnicheekly Institut. Predetaylena kafedroy
elaktricheakikh &&shin i alektroprivoda.
(Rotary converters )

PISARIK, L. S.9 CAND TECH SCI, ,,NVC8TlGATION OF STA-
TISTICAL AND DYNAMIC REOIMES AND CERTAIN PARAMETERS OF
AUTODYNE." KAUNAS, 1961. (STATE COM FOR HIGHER AND
SEC SPEC ED OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS LISSR9 KAUNAS
POLYTECH INST). (KLI 3-619 219).
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no.4:34-39 AP 160. (KIRA 1):6)
1. Belorusekly politekhnicheskiy institut. Predetavlens
kafed.roy elektrichesirlich mehin i eleirtroprivoU.
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PISARIK Mikhail Nikolayerich; VATOLIV, G.W., ved. red.; POLOSINA, A.S.,
r- U~. ~.
[Kxploitation of strippers by remote control in the Andizhan oil
field] Ekapluatataiia malodebitzWkh nkvazhin na diapetcheri-
zirovannom nefteprozWole Andlzban. Mo*va, Goo. naucbno-tekhn.
izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1961. 87 Pe
(KIRA 15:3)
(Andizhan rogion-Oil fieldo-Production methods)
(Remote control)

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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - "lologiya, No 22, -,9~1~, No. 1rr167
Author Plaar'kov,, Kh. A.; Tfmofeyov, A. F.
Inst I.,6ningracl Forent Engineering Acade=j Im. .9. M. KIrcv
Title Ttic Significance of Drainage In Raising the Product ivpness
of the Taiga Zone ForeBts (StudJos of the HydrauLic
Engineering Amelioration Dopartment of the S. m. Kirov
Foro8t FInginsering Ac-adoqy)
Orig Pub Tr- Leningr- loaotokftn. akad., 1957, vyp Pl, c~-
71-7~
Abstract '-nve st Igat Ions of the Lisinjik Study-KrpertmentFil F')r-81,
F--onomy have oatabl-ished tha*. or, relatively Impermea"-lD
R(,,IIB forost pr-iu--tivity doperdi directly upor. ttx~ Fubs-l:
water depth. A relationnhip has also been f)und betwoor.
the qua'!ty of yourg (20-40 pare) pine forento and the
zonati3n of the peat. When the peat Is lose than 40-,C
Card 1/2
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USSP / Forestry. FWest EconoxV.
Ats Jour Ref Zhur - Biologlyn, 3o 22, 1958, No. 10C167
cm. thick, the tren pr,-)ductlvity Is moat affortad by the
underl.ving soil layers, and the size of the nah content
no longer plays any role. It is assumed that drainage
of temporarily moistenod areas would give go~~i results,
since this moasure rould cronte conditions favorable
'.o seed germination and the g77cvth of shoots. The effect
of dralriage Is most noticeable in thA gr-wth nf the young
traua, the Y-,est Ep,.-cvth of which an the inter-ditch aLrip
is best w~un drain&go ditches are IOC meters apart. The
average height of ten-y,-jar old pines under theao condl-
t1onB is three meters and the mAyint- vertical gr-,w-th Is
50-60 cm. Pro'tlbms of the utilization of drainage
systems are touched upon and nthor favorable aspects
of draiziage are noted. -- V. V. Protopopov
C ard 2 /2

PISARIKOV. M.A., doictor tekhn.nauk
Xffect of the surface slope of d-rained Lands on the spacing of drains.
Trudy SevNlIGiM no.14:7-19 '58. (MIRA 13:6)
(Drainage)

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appe-arance ~,f lnler,-r,,wt!, t- r#,,,,err-,e th,?
cea4 in lades. ;i.d wuter lev(~j raintaii,i
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land imprvmmeqt as a means of obtaininp hi~-, e crop yields in nonchern-zer. igr',-
culture b3nigrad, 1954, 35 P.
1. Soils-Russia
2. Drainage-Ilussia

FISAPRIM, KH. A.
Drainage
Increasing the effecti-..reness of draining woodlands. Lea. khoz. 5 no. ~p li52
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,, November 1952. Unclassified.

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PISARIKOV, Khariton Aleksayevich; TIF.UFTYEV, Aleksandr Filippovich;
BUDYKA, S.Kh., prof., ret:,enzent; YELFATIYEVSHY, M.F.,
red.
jll~rdraullc ongennorinr In the Improvement of fornst :iollv
Gidrotekhnichookle rneliorat.3il lesnykh zemell. Izd.2., Lit,
i dop. Moskva, 17,d-vo "Lasnain prornyrh1unnont'," 274 p.
XHA 17:4.)
1. Belorusskiy tekhnologlchoskiy institut im. S.M-Kirova
(for Budyka).

PISARIKOVA, M. A.
"Some Q%estions oC Piol.). Y and Charact,er'stic3 o' ~Lpthc.4 s of SaIec * i r.;7
Kok-Saghiz on Fi~rous Peat Solljo." CanJ Agr Sci, :nst for the
Improvement of Water And Marsh F'Conm~y, Aca,i 3ci U.M, MinsK, 19~~.
(RZhBiol, No L, Oc* 1~1,)
Survey of Scient 'c avi Tec,ini--aj Asqerlati:jnF '.Je,-.n,ied at
HiFher FAucational Institutions (10)
So: Suit.. No. 1.81, ~ Mav 51

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PIS&RIK, J.
First International Sariple Fair in Brno. p. 6P7.
TMIR11CU PRACA. Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 11, no. 9,
September 19q9.
Monthly List of East &ropean Accessions (LTAI) LC, Vol. 9, No. 11,
November 1959.
Uncl.

PISA.RIK, lamid SmemVick aspirant
Investigaticn of the transient processes in an autodyne.
Izv. vyz. uW*b. zav.; elektromakh. 4 no.4t85-93 161.
(MIFA 14:7)
1. Kafedra elektricheskikh mashin i alektroprivoda Belorusakoco
politeklmichesko o instituta.
fRotating amplifiers)

usai/cultivatee Plants FvIlder.
Abs Jour : Ref Liur Biol., iio 4p 1958, 15693
Author : M.A. Pisarokom
Inst L-
Title Corn Variety and Hybrid Studies on Peat Doe Soils,
(Re--ulltaty izuchenlya aortov i gibridov kukuruzy na
torfyanobolotriykh j)oc;ivakIi) -
Orir, Pub V. ob.: Kukuruza v D5'SR. Itinsk. AN BSSR, 1957, 13-7-1.46.
Abstract At the Kossova Experimental Swamp Station wre tLan 100
early and late ripeninr- corn varieties anO. hybrias were
tried out for the peat boC; soils of BlelorUBsia.
The saving was on 20-24 may, the harvestinC 23-26 septuem-
ber and 15-20 October. The yield of -reen mcs ancl cobs
was considered, as well as the percentage uf ripene-'
cobs. Only the early varieties yielded ripe cobs. Iii
almot all case the yielO. of total m.33 was :iijicr ir.
Card 1/2

PISAR-KOVA, N.I.
Clinical and epidemiological characteristics or diphtheria; data
from the First Tashkent City Hospital for Infectious Diseases.
Nauch.trudy uch.1 prak.vrach. no.2:169-178 161. (KIRA 15:8)
1. Iz I Tashkentskoy gorodskoy Infektaionnoy klinicheakoy bolln!tsy
(glavnyy vrach bollnitsy - M.Kh.Kh&shimov, nauchnyy rukovoditell -
Prof. I.K.Misabayev).
(TASHKENT-DIPHTHERIA)

ZIMIN. P.N.; PISAMTSIATA. A.M.: VISH. I.M.1 KLUDODW, V.I.; SANCIROBOVA. A.I.
Immediate results of tie" therapy in psychle 41norders. Zh. nevropet.
pefthiat., Moskva 52 no.1:47-W Jan 52. (CLML 21:5)
1. Of Tambov Oblast Psychoneurological Hospital (Hand "tclan-A.M.
Ptearnitskaya).

PISAnITSKATA, A. M.
Catamneste of schizophrenic p0lents treated with the methods
of active therapy. Zh. nevropat. palkhtat., Moskva 52 no.):84-
85 Mar 1952, (CM 22:2)
1. Of Tambov Poycho-Bourological Hospital (Head Physician - A.
M. Plearnitskaya).

PISARNITSKATA, A.M.
~-- ,
Model workers. Med.sestra no.10:24-26 0 '55 (MI-RA 8:12)
1. GI&vW vrach Psikhonevrologicheekoy bol'nitsy, Tambov.
(NURSW AXD NURS I NG)

PISARNITBUTA, A.M.
Term Alskmandroyno Barelcove. Ned.sestra 15 no.11:28-29 N 156.
(NLRA 9:12)
1. Glavayy vrach Towbovoicoy prikhonevrologit,.hookoy bullnitay.
(BARAXOTA. VM AUXUADROYNA. 1896- )

FISARN'-S',':Y, A.F.
st,ldy of U- ui~arwo In th- -om ~ w! t~on o f n',io r;Y n:, iu - 1 ,,,
a,,- i nr o f al ~ w. . P rl' , : . t,,' ok i. I m.tkrotil, . . : ri .. : " " I
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1. 111.13~lt.Ut bluk?,imli imi-ril A.~..Hnp:hji V~ M,.9,,va.

XINYMN. I.; PISAELSITSKIT, G.
Isip- leely TUrlwFufferpriss solve the problem of the seven-year
plan. Hias. ind. SSSR 30 ne.3:7-9 '59. (MIRA 12:9)
l.Sverdlovskiy myasokomblust.
(Sverdlovsk--Peat industry)

IEGORCV, I.A.; RODOPULO, A.K.; PISARNITSKIY, A.F.
Determining higher alcotiols in cognac by gas-liquid chromatograptv.
Dokl. AN SSSR 151 no.30;k9_731 Jl 163. (MIRA 16:))
1. Institut bickhImii im. A.N.Bakha AN SWR. Predstavleno
akademikom N.M.Sisakyanom.
(Gas chromatography) (Brandy-knalygis)

Y.I. rk.
TISSR/t4plIcine - Kedical Snc!etles
rielicine - Surpery,
Tir 1-0
Minutes of the Leningrad Snciety of SurpeonR and Ort~nredjstq," G. YR. zrv~.teyn, 7 rr
"Vest Khirur.-,il" Vol LXVITI, %o C)
The 252d meetine orpned lb Apr 4-9; 1. L. Krunkc), Chm, YR. A. i1snrnitskiv, Secy. 7- F.
253d on 28 Arr wag a ioirt meetinp with doctors of the TralLunat'll Inst iment
rrof .4. it. Vreden; S. S. 1,1brolapv, Chyn, M. ". Ypretskaya. Secy. Amon,- rf-orts reid
were D. M. Zlotnikov'e "Two C,ses of Surgical Treatment for I'seudnarthroals and
OBtenmyelitis of the ibimerns," Rnd M. M. Kazakov'a "Some Cnaeo of Ostensyrithesis.
57/1-'QT75

FISARNITSKLY, (k.
Un1vereal defroster for frozen mff&t blocks. Mias. Ind. SSS.R 3()
no.5:46-47 159. (KM 13-1)
l.Sverdlovalriy myasoVombinat.
O'eat. Prozen)

PISkROV, I
"Mechanical calculation of coordinates with the instrument KoorRniri."
P.28 (Tekhnika, Vol. 6, no. 8, 1957, Softia, Bulgaria)
Monthly Ipdex of East Furopean Accessions (EFkI) LC, Vol. 7, No. 8, AuF-)lst 1959

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IMNIMCM, C.; PIUROVIC, Ir.
Otimulative electroshock therapy. Cas.lek.ceek. 89 no.17:492-495
28 AD 150. (CM, 19:2)
1. Of the Paychiatric Clinic of Prof. Welivec.

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PISAR,-)V, I .
Peculialties of topo-raphic leveltng relatel to the search
for ralnerals. p. 86.
Vol. 10, No. 4
July/August, 1955
I-Mix DIELIO
Sofiya, Bul3rarla.
SJU-'CS: East European Accessions List, (EAL) Library
of Con,-,ress, iol. 5, No. 1, January. 1956

Category USSR/Radiophy-sics - Application of rad-iophysical methods 1-12
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 195TUO 1-~67
Author Ginzburg, V.L., Pisariva, V.V.
Title On the Nature of-the-7TUT-U&tIons of the Intensity of Solar Radio Waves and
,of the Irregularities in the Solar Corona.
OrIg Pub Tr. 5-go soveshchaniya po vopr. kosmogonii. 1955, M., AN SSSR, P056, 22(,-241,
d.iskus. 241
Abstract A theoretical evaluation Is made of the mechanism of scattering of radio
waves by the Irregularities of the solar corona. The fluctuations In the
inten2ity of the received radio waves, caused by diffraction, may be of two
types: diffraction In the corona may make the field of the ra4Uo waves in-
homogeneous in the coordinate system that is tied to the sun, and the rotation
of the sun with the motion of the earth will cause fluctuations in the in-
tensity to be observed on the earth; the diffraction pattern changes on the
sun itself owing to the motion of corona Irregularities. The folloving sim-
plified situation Is considered: diffraction occurs in the corona at the edge
of the thin n~n-qtransparent semi-infinite screen. The resultant diffraction
pattern (with a characteristic dimension x0 = 7000 km for /N cd - 5 m ) will
move relative to an observer on earth, so that at points located at various
longitudes a shift will be observed :In the patterns (with time), equal to
Card 1,12

Category USSR/Radlophysicj - Application of radiophysical methods 1-12
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No i, 1957.No 196-
,a t I x 400, where L x is the distance (in Ion) between the point!;. More
realistic would be diffra.-tion by one non-transparent Irregularity with a
dimension d, located at a cUstance b from the earth. In this case the size
of the pat;~ern on the earth is conslderabl~ greater than that obtalmed by dif-
fraction from the edge of a screen(xO - 10 km for >)c 1.5 m), and the time
z;hIft In latitude is the same as in the first cases. If several irregularities
exist, the corresponding diffraption patterns on eax-th may become superimposed
and the amDlitude of the fluctuations may diminish. The authors introduce the
-ondAtions under which a thick statistical phase screen is equivalent to an
absorbing one and the results obtained are applied to an examination of the
effect of the irregularities on the scattering of radiation from a "source"
In Taurus when It-covered by the sun's corona. Me estimates performed in-
dicate that illuminating the corona with radio waves from a source in Taur-us
may be an effective method of studying the irregularities and the electron
concentration in the outer corona of the sun. Bibliography, 1-1 titles.

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IC, trantesek. NUDr; MOW. 1AAek. MUDrl HOSIK. H.. rtkad. mnlir
Fetishism and indeational sadism in creative projection. Neux.
psychlat. cook. 18 no.1:60-67 Feb 55.
1. Z psychiatrioke kliniky prof* Zdanks, "livecka.
(MINTAL DISCOMM
fetishism & sadism, expression in artistic creation)
(ART
artistic creation as exprension of fetishism & sadism)

PISAROVIC, Frantimek, HUDr; HANSIX, Kojair, akad. malir
Iffect of schizophrenia with a course of delirious confusion on
artiatic production. Your. psychiat. cook. 17 no.6031-337 Doe 54.
1. Z prasike payehistr1eks kliniky. prodn. prof. Mudr. Zd.
M0,911vocek.
(SCHIZOPHMIA, cozplications
hallucinations, off. on artistic prod.)
(HALLUCINATIONS
In schlzophrenta. off. an artistic prod.)
(ART. psychology
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prod. )

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1. Of the Pqmbfttadc ClInle of Pror. **Uvm.
MML 19v I& Avg 50

FISAILVICOVA-CIZKOVA, prof. VUdr.; HOSTOMSKA, L. , doe. MUDr. ; VISOVA, M. , MUDr.
Endocrinological diseases. Zdrav.aktuality no.147:158-177 161.
(121DOGROMMI) (BOSPITAL OUTPATIENT SEVICE)
(PEDIATRICS hosp & clin)

PISAROVICOVA-CIZZOVA. Doe. HUDr
Influenza in children. Prakt. lek.. Praha 34 no.20-460-461
20 Oct 54.
1. Dot. klin. lek. fak. byg. Praha.
(MUMNZA, in infant and child,
spiden. In Czech.)

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