SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PONOMARENKO, B. V. - PONOMARENKO, N.

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\:ui the hath accordingly on account of the increiv in
(Itvmpn. of aniline ula. According to
'Nh*tVt.d tech. twincipics, it is expedient to introduce
nut rnowe than 6% free aniline into the Imth to cut down-
thim by!"Ysis. %I-hAll Sittig

vaIREITYO) B.V,
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emical Abstracts
May 25p 1954
Dyes and Textile ChemistrY
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----Frm71Q; igm).Mm-lrhe compn. of p e-tree resin
(1) ".. sifimtion in wet spinning of kx was
detd.as follows. 60-135 acid no.; 100-175 sapon. no. (both
III mg, KOHY1 . 1); 20-40% resin acids; 30-50% resin
oils; 10-15 0 plenols; ratio of resin acids to oils rnu4t bcl
-ab!~ut 1:2.6. Ellsa6eth Barabash j

USSR/Analytical Chemistry Analysis of Organic Substances) G-3
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur YldniYa, No 1i 1957, 1288
Author: V
Institution: Academy of Sciences USSR
Title: A Colorimetric Determination of Aniline Based on Its Diazotisation and
the Formation of Diazo Compounds
Original
Periodical: Tr. komis. po analit. kb-fmii AN SSSR, 1956, Vol 7, No 10, 289-254
Abstract:
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For the determination of C6H5NH2 20 1 of air are passed for 15 minutes
through 4 Petri tubes containing-0.1 HC1. To the solution containing
0.01-1.0 mg C6H6NH2., 5 ml of 1.0 N HCl are added and their diazotisa-
tion Is carried out with 4 drops of 10% M02 in the presence of one
drc;p of 5% XBr solution. After mixing for 30 minutes*the solutions
are neutralized with 3 ml 19.3% Na2CO3 afid mixed with 2 drops of a
freshly prepared solution of 0.5 gms of H-acid in 12.5 ml water. The
crimson-red color which appears is measured colorimetrically after 30
minutes after-the solutions are diluted to 50 ml. Diazotisation is

PONOmhaNNO. B.V.,)mnd.tekhn.nauk, stare M.7 niuchW sotrudnik
I
Fireproofing of cotton fabrics. Teksteprom. 19 no.1:69-71
J& '59. (MA 12:1)
1. Vessoyusnyy nauchno-lssledovatell,ski7 institut okhrwq truetp
Toesoyuxnogo tsentrallnogo eavets. rOfPOYU20T.,
(Cotton finishing) 77ireproofing of hibrics)

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u A. for low J-rre:-suro r:UtL', r1r. F"lar. ... -/-,.
of I I
no.7:21-22 A I ~rl. (I"Jitp
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1. Kustovoy oulel svarli Donetzl~ogrj soveta ri,,-rc,-Inr;g,-t khoz- y

PONOMARENKO, E.V,~ )OjKTlkYUfU'Y', Yu.l.
Mechanical clszm'~ng of welided seams -Irrin slag and sp-lash.
Avtom. !3var. 17 no.9-.79 S '64. (~MqA 17 2 10)
. j zavod 1,5-letiya LF-qM
1. Donetskiy mashlnostro~tellm-

PONOWIENKO F.A k nd.biologicheskikh nauk
J~014 u., .A. , Ka,
Effect of the solLtion of pollen gametes on the type formation in
plants. Agrobiologiia no.1:132-138 Ja_F 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Derbentskiy opornyy punkt Vsesoyuznogo najcbno-is5ledovatel'skogo
instituta rasteniyevodstva, st. Arablinskaya, Dagestanskaya ASSR.
(Pollen) (Botany--Morphology).

W9 F.A.0 imad. blol, nauk.
ll-~~~
Affeits of'dmrfing In whe&t on OwIfIc varlatim of the progeny.
Dokl. AkmA9 wd 'khos. 23 no;8t3O-33 158, (KIRA Ut8)
Is' Predstavlons akadeafta ILA. Ollshanakin.
(**at)

1,~ C, N
--~~!,Vcultivable Plants
/Ans
.'Ibr, Jour lle~ 211ur Biol N,3i
3, AZ53) 1070,-*
"Utle Problems of the "ox-avtion of '~-'heat S'necles in the
hillc Mlouhtz~inq of Dage!~c~m.
Orie 1-do 1957, Ho 3, ~2-56
Abst-v,c-'~ The remzltz ere, 6dven of the 1551-1~55 imvestigfitions cf
r:-:=t.nin i-1eat sowingt.--. in DxgetAnm and of their botanical
~-.nd wm-hologic;sl. nn,,~Iys-is. U., to c,(%-,Io' aidmixture of
cr.-ingaij- in their ear,
-hents vac CO-jan--i in the hard -.,,hecitl s
coloring r~.Zfl they reu~-Dibl-ea the buic hcrd
i'heat' variant. In ,'.-hc- -.inter -,hest snlaf-
;r -t, if the sloT:es
,,nd m-3, C
intains of the S~-xaw- Renge ther ae u to 0-7-
rye. Under f-avore-blr- ~:.-;nc-itions, on the stc-f---)e tho fore!~-
1~6i~
pa Zooti-AM-1s, 'the winter lwheat had- n-)
ted step- aSSO atea
forms. Tn sub-ALpine conditions zetert: :wd albcva))

AFENDULOVY K.P., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk; BDYKO, Ye.I., kand. sellskokhoz.
nauk; PLIMMERAY, Ye.A., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk; PODW.ZaTYY, P. K.
kand. sellskokboz. nauk; PORk'ViRE-11KO, F.K.
Practices in the intensive use of land. Zemledelie 27 no.6:15-
20 Je t65. (?MIA 18:9)
1. Chernigovskaya oblastnaya sellskokhozyaystvennaya opy-tnaya
stantsiya. 2. Glavnyy agronom opy-tnogo khozyaystva Chernigovskoy
oblastnoy sellskokhozyaystvennoy stantsii (for Ponomarenko).

PONOMARENKO, F.M., prof.; SKIRTA, O.M.; ZABELLO, Ye.M., aspirant
Amyloidosis of the liver in ducks. Veterinarila, 41 no.9:79-
82 S i64. (MIRA 1824)'
1. Arairokaya ordena Trudovogo Kranog-o- Znamni soll*skokhozyayst-
vennaya akademiya. 2.:Starshiy laborant Ukrainskoy ordena Trudovogo
KreLanogo-Znomni:sellhkokhozyaystvennoy akademii (for Skirta).

PONDMAREN~O
-,J~.M., prof.; YATSYSflIN, A.I., dotsent; SKIRTA, O.M.,
-`--'starshiy laborant
Pathomorphologic and pathogenic characteristics of viral
gastroenteritis in swine. Veterinariia 38 no.9-39-40 S 161.
(NIRA 16:8)
1. Ukrainskaya akademiya selIskokhozyaystvennykh nauk.

PONOURMOV F. M.
Ic ~-
mWootadcoses in man and fazm anizalow br V. I. Bilai. Revieved
by F. M. Ponova"nko. Mikrobiol. thur. 23 no.3:71-72 161.
(MIRA 15:7)
(MEDICAL MWOLOGY) (BILAII V. I.)

SKIPTA, 0. M.. and YATSYSIM,', A. I. (Professor, Senior labor-
atory Assistant, Ukrainian Acader-xj of Agricultural Sciences, Assistant ProfesF-or)
Pathological, morphological and pathogenic characteristics of virus
gastroenteritis in swine.
Veterinariya vol. 38, no. 9, September 1961, pp. 39.
COU'JTRY. S R Ttunwrs
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AUTHOR
th-1- .'n"*'*e'ZL i-C, Cattle
Cn CP non7.~T C;
Tr V IY-!~ s kVe Ij I n - t3 19 13
ABO S T- -RA OT Siy of* idrnooclluar cancer n~' on'b"t
the un-z~-3r and 1 Lin t-*-.e lc vier -A. . X Dunt~-
C

PONOMARENKO, Fedor Mikhaylovich, prof.; YATSYSHIN, Anatoliy
=d-SITM it! b j7jAjWsVj-
NASTENKO, Kuzlma Afanaslyevich;
FINENKO, Ivan-Petrovichp kand. veter, natkk SKIRTA, rillga
Mikhaylovna (Skyrta, O.M.]; PETRENKO'., B.G.tPetrenko, B.H.ly
doktor veter. nauk, rof... red.; DOBRZWSKIY, V.M.
[Dobrzhanslkyi.. V.M.T, red.; MANCY10, Z.T., tekhn. red.
[Edema disease in swi-ne] Nabriakova khvoroba svinei. Kyiv..
Vyd-vo Ukrainslkoi Akad. sil'slkohospodarslkyk-h nauk,, 1961.
69 P. (14M 17:3)

PONOMAIMMKO F.N. [Ponomarenkot F.M.); SKIRTA, O.N. (Skyrta, O.M.1;
Yu.n.
Results of a pa:thomorphological arialysis of t". t,=ic effect of
dendrodochin on the organism of tabbits and rats. Xdkrobiol. zhur.
23 no.2:15~-24 161. (mIRA 14:7)
1. 1wtitut mikrobiologii AN USSR.
(M-IGI, POISONOUS)

-PONORLMNKO, F.T.; GAYLISH, Ye..A.; MARTYUSHOV, K.I.,- ODELEVSKIY2 V.I.;
VFMITSKAYAS T.N.; FRLDWbHr*., I.D.1 KNOYLOV, 'V.Ye'.; VERKBEYCHIK,
H.Mq Zj~gKOVSKIYp V.I.ItJISKER, K.Ye.; MIKHLYI,'vV, M.M.; KUYAZEV, T.S.
Georgii Ivanovich Skanavi; obituary. f1le'ktrichestvo no.4%94 Ap
160. (MIRA 14'-4)
'eorgii Ivanovichs d. 1959)
(Skanavi Cr

AUTHORS:, Ponomareikkot F. T.v Gaylish, Ye. A., S/105/60/000/04/023/024
V. I., B007/13008
Verbitskaya, T. N., Fridberg, 1. D.; 11anoylov, V. Ye.;
Vere7mychik, N. M., Zhukovskiyi, V. I., Lisker, K. Ye.,
ILikhaylov, M. M., Knyazev, T. S., et al.
TITLE: G. I. Skanavi
PERIODICAL; Elektrichestvop 196C., Nr 4, P 94 (USSR)
TEXT: This is an obituary for Prof essor [Georgiy Ivanovich Skm "vi scientist
in the field of physics of dialectricap who-died on November 11,, 19r-9. He
graduated from the fiziko-mekhanioheskiy fakulltet Leningradakogo politekhniche-
skogo instituta (Department of Physics and Mechanics of the Leningrad Poly-
technic Institute)q and then worked at the "Elektrosila" Works in Leningrad.
From 1935 to 1938 he worked at the Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut (Scien-
tifio Research Institute) as a team leader, and later as director of a scien-
tific department. The mass production of ceramic radiotechnical capacitors was
started in one of the works on hin initiative and with his direct cooperation.
He took hie doctor's degree in 1946, and then became a professor. Prom 1940
until his death, he worked at the Pizicheakiy Institut kkademii nauk SSSR
(Physics Institute of the AS 'USSR'
first under the direction of B. M. Vul,
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PONOMAXWO.G. glav.Vy bukbgalter shakhty
The cost price of coal 1.9 decreasing. Mast. ugl. 4 no.1:8 Ja 155.
OMU 8:6)
(Coal mines and mining-AccountIM)

KOSTENKO, N., agronom po zashchite rasteniy; DEGRAVE, I.; IMUN, E.; PONCHARENKO,
G.; TROFIMOVA, Z.
Readerat letters. Zaahch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 10 no.6slo-12 165.
MRA ISO)
1. Nadezhdinskiy rayon, Primorskogo kraya (for Kostenko). 2. Nachallnik
Irkutskogo otryada po zashchite rasteniy (for Levin). 3. Zaveduyushchiy
Globinskim punktom signall.zatsii i prognozov, Poltavskaya oblast' (for
Ponomarenko). 4. Starshiy agronom po zashchite rasteniy, Inzhavinskiy
rayon, Tambovskoy oblasti (for Trofimova).

1)
(Portomareriko, H.F.J; SADE, G.G. (Sade, H.H.]
Ft-epared drugii in plia.-macy prescriptiow. Farmatsev.zhur. -19
no.ItS7-89 164. (!c ~zj. a 8 .-- 5)
1. Kontrollno.-analillicheskaya )abDratoriya aptechnogo upravieniya
KiyevAogo ob"lastnogo otdola zdravarpravleniya.

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U,prb.vloniya,

PONOMARENKO G.I. (Ponomarenko, slesarl
Attachment for running in the PD-10 engine. Mekh. oil'. hosp
12 no.11:19 N 161, (MIRA 14:13.)
1. Maoterskaya Orekhovskogo rayonnogo otdeleniya "Sol
1khoztekhnikif, Zaporozhakoy oblasti.
(Diese? anginea)

PONOMAUNKOp G.I.; NWIROVSKIY, R.A.
Imming the net;~cost of road,operations. Art. dor. 24 no 3:7-8
mr 161. 5)
(%)ads-r,oot)

PONOMARENKO, G.P.
Current study in the Atlantic Ocean during the sixth cruise of the
research ship MLomonozov." Trudy MGI 25:17-47 162. (14IRA 15:2)
(Atlantic Ocean--Currents)

PONOMARENKO, G.P.
Tenth cruise of the research ship "Mhall Lomonosov" in the i~tlantic
Ocean. Okeanologiia 2 no.1:164-172 '62. (YJRA 15-2)
(Atlantic Ocean--Oceanographic research)

::AID fti 994.-
DEEP-WATER EQUATORLAL. COUNTERC'URRENT IN THE ATLANTIC (USSR)
IN: Alt;ademiya nauk SSSR, Doklady, v. 149,1 no. 5,
_A1 Apr 19A3, 1170-1181. S/020/631149/0051015'/018
S~ecial measurements of equatorial currents in the Atlantic Ocean were
made with recorders attached to ancbor,buDys during the tenth voyage of
-the Mikha-0 Lomonoso 4&rai-Aphl lgftk Measurements were made to a
dep* of 1200 m at f i v e 1, n.u't-e intervals over periods lasting 26 to
6.2 hrs. . S t u d y of 4500 measurements indicated that an equatorial clounter-
ist (97*.) under the souther equatorial t r a d e
curz~ent flows almost due e n
drifts This current was named the Lomonosov Count ercurrebt! Struc-
tural differences between the Cromwell Cbuntefturren~ (a. strong abyssal
countercurrent in.the Pacific) and the Lomonosov are as follows; 1) The
Card 212
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PONOMOM10p G.P.
Studying the North Atlantic current based on data of the
International Geophysical Year. Trudy Mor.gidrofiz.lnst.
AN LMSR 28t112-123 163. (MIRA 17:3)

PONOMARMO: G. P.
The Lomonosov Deep Curreat in the Equatorial Zone of the Atlantic Oceap
report submitted for the 13th General Assembly IUGG, (Oceangraphy) Berkeley,
California, 19-31 Aug 63

ACC NRt AP6014280
SOURCE CODE: UR/0213/66/oo6/002/0234/0239
AUTHOR: Kolesnikov, A. G.- Ponomarenko, 0..P.; Boguslavskly, S. G.
-=-:j
ORG: Marine HydroMsics Institute, AN UkrSSR, SLivae -topoll (Morskoy gidrofizicbeskiy
inseitut AN SR)
TIIU: DeeD current in the Atlantic Ocean
SOURCE: Okeanalogiya , v. 6, no. 2, 1966, 2~4-239
TOKC TAGS: ocean current, dmwb~haew, oceanographic expedition,
=m*- X4,vcd
ABSTRACT: Ocean-current measurements made'from. buoys by the research ship "Mikhail
Lomonosov"-in the western equatorial Atlantic Ocean revealed a deep current of
North Atlantic water moving southward along*the South American coast at an average
speed of,1,20 cm/sec. Evidence of this current was previously given by'Defant and
WUst (A. Defant.' 1941, Die absolute topographie des physikalischen neeresniveaus und
der DruckfAchen-, so vie the Wasi;ei-beve`guingen im. Atlantischen Ocean. Deutsche
Atlantische Exped. "'Meteor," 192~)-1927, Wiss- Erg., 6(2); 0. WUstj 1958, stromgesch-
windifteiten und Strommungen in den Tiefen deo,Atlantischen Oceans, Deutsche Atladdate
Exped. "Meteor," 1925, Wiss- Erg., 6). The current speed they accepted appears to be
less than that measured with the Alekse:jev flow meter on this expedition of the
"Mikhail Lomonosov." It was shoim that deep-current data, obtained by classic dynamic
Cord 212

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Materials cn the c!' wlid aS *e-D"OSpIra-
carrIers in the atuid.3 of' -,he .Ik v. L11
Y,r-z&.-b. E-SR. Ser. mad. nevdr 1~64 ", -17 u-,,)

PONOMARENKOP---,G-.-P.,-, -
Study of deep currents in-the equatorial region of the
Atlantic Ocean during the tenth voyage of the ship "Mikhail
Lomonosm." Vop. geog. no.62:35-53 163. (MIRA 1'7:3)
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AUTHORS: Ponomarenko, G.V., Odabashyan, G.V., Lifanova. I.N.,
D7
and Petrov, A.
TITLE: Synthesis of fluoro-organosilicon monomers by the
additive reaction of sil*con hydrides with unsaturated
fluoro-compounds in the presence of platinum catalysts
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khinn'Lij. v- 33, no. 129 19609
275-L - 2757
TEXT: Previous atudies by the authors elucidated so:.ae general cha-
racteristics of the effects of struc-ture of Si hydTides on the
yield of addition compounds in the presence of plat~nized carbon
showing these effects to be determined by inductive or steric ef-
fects of substitutes. It is shown in tabulated form that, in the
presence of H,P - CIV Si hydrides and unsaturated fluoro-esters
undergo addi-,ive reactions with yields as high as those obtained
with alkyl and dialkylchlorosilanes. 'With SiH2 Cl 2, the author0-
Card 1/ 5

4659
S/080/60 33/012/015/024
Synthesis of X-luoro-organosi-Ij,
con ... D209/D30'5
previous conclusion on the possibility of preparing Si hydrides of
the type RSIHO1 2 was verified. Reference is made also to an earlier
work in which the order of addition of alk 1-SI hydrides in the
presence of Pt/O and H 2PtCl is dis-zussed ~Ref. 2: DAN SSSRI 1069
Ip 78v 1956; Ref. 10. DAN �SSR. 121, 2, 1958~, Ref, 14: Izv. AN
SSSRv 9t 16109 10160)~ The Parmer rule mostly applies tbougli there
are exceptions. This was ehown by: 11) Addition of methyldichlorosi-
lane and trichlorosilane to CH 2 ;~- CHOH2OCF2 OF2H in the presence of
I -
,V% Pt/C
(CH SiH + CH VF OF H -) (CH ) (Cl) SiCH CH
3)*,(C*' )3-11 2 = CHCH2 2 2 3 n 3-n 2 2
C112 OCF2OF 2H;
where n = 0 or 1. 2) Methyla-;~J-on of the products obtained
CH 3MgBr
(CH 3)n (01) 3-n SiCH2CH2 CH2 0(I'F9CP2B (CH 3)3 SiCHCH2CH2OCF 2H.
Card 2/5

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D to a
Synthe a I t~ of
3) By sompariscin of s p e-,-, -t r -a KRS t"11-:1 w-Lrh -chczie obtai-hed by syn---
theuia a,,:: fc.J.-lowa~,
Na
(OH,) SICH,.CR,,Cfl OH -'z- CF-, :-; OF O1i',0CF.,C-F H~
2 2 2
The spec-.ra obta-aed by a o u a ma-zliods were I as ivere al-
so oTher physloal son-c-taiits. I-, was fzurid -Lha-, a- 4 P-al,%ohols,
as well as y,a.!~-ohols ould be ---? ad added T.C C-PI., CF and OF
e 2
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AN SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni N.D.
Zelinakiy of -the AS USSR)
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POSKOV, I.G., kand.ael'skokhoz Inauk'(Tashkent); PONOMARENKO,'-'p-)14";
ZAKRIVIDOROGA, S,P.; ZAKRIVIDOROGA, Z.S.;
LYUBOVSKAYA, P.J.; POLOTAIP,.V.A.; TARAKEOVSKIY, M*L.j
FASTOVSKIY~ V.L.
letters to the editor. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. "6
no,8:10 Ag '61. (MIRA 15-12)
1. Vaesoyuznaya stantsiya po raku kartofelya VseBoyaznogo
instituta zashchity raoteniyi Chernovitskiy meditsinskiy
institut.
(Plants, Protection of)
(Synchytrium-Toxicology)

PONOMUUMOJI G.7a. (Globinskiy rayonp Foltavokoy oble)
From the practices of an observation station* Zuhch. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 7 no.8:48-50 Ag 162, (AIRA 15:12)
(Globino Dititrict-Plants., Protection of)

VOLCHENKO, A.V.; M."IT-MMOIT, A.5.; Fli~LFI-11OV!, T.V.; !~QN'01-,UVR~~4KO
G.Ya.; FISKUI,:OVA, Ye. S.; MFUYI;2!0'V, Ye.I'v.; YATIMAL' , A.1
KHOLODOIT, V.G., red.
[The Donets Basin and the Kumnetsk Basin; collection of
documents on the creative relat-~cns between the miners of
Donets and the *,uznetsk coal balins] Donbass-Kuzbass;
sbor.-,ik dokuinentov o tvo-rcheskikh sviaziakh :7orniakcv
Donetskogo i Kuznetslogo ugo.I'nykh basseinov. Doneto,
Izd-vo "Donbass," 3-961, 348 p. (1-, Ifq,. 19: 2)

PONOMAREIIKO, I.
Analvzing collective-farm reports. Den. i kred. 18 no.12:51-35
D 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Fachallnik upravlenlya kreditovaniya kolkhozov Ukrainekoy
reepublikanskoy kontory Gosbanka. Den. i krad. 18 no.12:51-55
D,160. (MBA 13: 11)
(Ukraine--Collective farms--Accounting)
(Ukraine--Banks and banking)

PONOX&RINKO, I.
Successful construction on collective farms is based on the ;7owth
of undivided funds. Sil'.bud. 30 no-3:43-44 Mr 160.
(XII~ 13:6)
1. Nachallnik upravleniya kreditovaniya kolkhozov Ukrainskoy
respublikauskoy kontory Gosbanka.
(Ukraine--Collective farms--Finance)
(Ukraine--Yarm buildings)

0.1e; MINAMW, Ve, starshly ekonomist; NIKOIAYIIV, P.
Credit regulations for private housing construction must be
changed. Rn.' SSSR 19 no. 6 t74-73 Je 158, (UnU 11:6)
1, Zamestitel, qrar%v&yushohsgo Ukwainskoy kontoroy Sellkhozbanke,
(for %nomarenko). 2. Starshly luspektor Zhdanovakogo otdeleuiya
Stallndmgo obla*tnogo kow-mal qtogo banks. (for Nikolayev).
(Housing-rinance)

PONOMkMM3, I.; MIMMV, V.
Increase control over the expenditure of undivided funds of
collective farms. Den.i kred. 17 no-10-053-56 0 159.
(MIA 12:12)
1. Nachallnik Upravleniya kreditovanlya kollchozov Ukrainskoy
)wntory Gosbanks (for Ponomarenko). 2. Starshly Icreditrwy
inspektor Upravleniya kreditovaniya kolkhozov Ukrainskoy
kontory Goobanks (for Minayev).
(Ukralne-CollectIve farms-Finance)

PO .; MINAYEV, V.
Effectiveness of the control over rural housing. Yin. SSSR 20
no.6:57-60 Je '59. (MRA 12:10)
01craine-4farat 'haildings--Financs) (Housing --Finance)

,,, PONOMAMIDD. I.. kand.geogr.-aauk
Air currents in the atmosphere. Nauka i zhvttia 9 no.10:
42-44 0 159. (Atmospheric turbulence) (MIRA 13:2)

PONDRARZ?MD, 1.
Communal funds of collective farms are groving. Don. I kred. 18
U0,3:56-59 mr 16o. (MIRA 13:2)
(Ukraine--Collective farm--Pinance)

I
Let's use only pfficient desigm. Sill. bud* 12 no.2:29-20
ja 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Ijachallnik upravleniya kredi-tovaniya kolkhozov Ukrainskoy respubli-
kanskoy kontor7 Gosbanka,
(Ukraine-Farm buildings)

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AUTHORt Ponomarenko, 1. If
ORGI Moscow scientific Research Instli:ute_ of Hygiene Lm. F. -F. Erisman
(MoskovskLy nauchno-iss1edo,0atel. skLy LnstLtut gLgiyeny)
TITLE*. The effect of stable high-frequency industrial noLselAon some
physiological functions of the--a-J-ofe-acent organism
SOURCE: GLgiyena i sanitariyap, no. 20.1966, 29-33
TOPIC TAGS: noise effect, industrial noise, cardiovascular system,
auditory analyzer, diastole, systole, working capacity, conditioned
reflex
ABSTRAM Healthy adolescents (15-16 yr old) learning the trades of
lathe hand and milling machi.ne operator in a technical school were used
to study the biological efftet of Lndua trial. noise *I"' Thirty students
.with normal hearing were seLected. The workshop had a satisfactory
mLcroclimate and organizatL,Dn of work. The noise produced by the
machines was recorded as 85 db on the C scale, which is the maximum
.nois 1-~'l Physiological tests were
e eve recommended,for adult workerso
conducted at a medical 3tatLon where background noise was 30-32 db
,(A scale). The subjects were examined before work, after I hr of work,
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and at the end of the shift, Changes in. auditory sensitivity during
the day are shown in Fig, 1. The observed increase In the threshold of
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of auditory sensitivity in ado-
lescents during theworking period
of the day
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vascular shifts under the influence of noise were determined by
arterial osci-Ilography and electrocardiography. After one hour of
work, systolic pressure decreased an average of 8 mm in 82% of the
.adolescents, and diastolic pressure increased an average of 5 mm in 72%
of the subjects. By the end of work (5 hr) the following cardiovascu-
lar shifts were notedt pulse pressure decreased 19 mm, vascular tonus
.decreased, pulse rate dropped an average of 17 beats/min, systolic
pressure was down 8.5%, the duration of diastole increased 0.7 sec, and
the duration of the whole cardiac cycle increased 0.20 sec. In addi-
tion, reflex reactions to light and sound stimuli were noticeably
slower,by the end of the shift. Intellectual working capacityo measured
by the time required to solve an arithmetic problem, decreased an
average of 8'sec after I hr of work, and 13 sec by the end of the day.
The number of errors in this test also increased slightly. Control
.tests on nonworkers subjected to the same amount of noise had similar
results: thus, it was concluded that the physiological shifts recorded
were caused solely by noise. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 1 table.
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Dust storms and their control. Zemledelie 7 no.12:61-62
D '59. (MIRA 13:3)
(Duett storms)

PONUMAREMKO I L , zasluzhonnyy agronom USSR
Cropping practices in Kirovograd Province. Zemledelle 7 no.l:
52-54 Jvi 159. (MIRA 12:1)
(Kirovograd Province--Rotation of crops)

PONOYARENKO, I. L., BUTEINKC), P. T., YUSITit-NKO, S. T.
Grasses
Cultivation of esparsette on collective farms of Kirovograd Province of the Ukrainian
S.S.R, Korm.-baza, No. 11, 1951.
Monthl- List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1925. UNCIASSIFIED.

AUTHOR: Ponomarenko, I. JR. 50-58-3-21/22
TITLE: S ci.entific 'Seadnar for ional Sections . Of, the
Flydrometeorolo--ical Service (11auchn.)ry seminar v operativnykh
U k
podra7.deleniyak',. :'idrometeorologicheskoy oluzhby)
PERIODICAL: Meteorolof:iya i Gidrolo,-,ita, 195s, Nr 3, pp. 69-70 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The arrangement of scientific seminarn in the tc~chnical sub-
divisions of the hydrometeoroloCical service - veather bureaus,
hydrometeorological bureaus etc. in of special im:jortLnce
for the direct contact between the collaborators of research
stations and experts which occupy themselves with the practi-
cal work of the hydrometeorological care of national economy.
From Octoter 22 to 24, 1957 such a seminar was held in the
hydrometeorological bureau inr-.L'Vov in the presence of
representatives of the 4LIvoy-- State University and the
meteoroloC~:ical service of the LIVOT Railroad Officei_-
Six lectures were held. 1. 11. Ponomarenko, in his lecture
characterized the scientific research works which have been
performed in the division for the synoptical investigations
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50-58-3-21/22
Scientific Seminar lor '-Operational Sections of the--
Hydrometeorological Service
the Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute for Hydro-
meteoroloGy, I. V. Koshelenko, N. IA. Gavrilenko and N. M.
Volevak-ha in their lectures dealt with perfected forecasts
on fog and low clouds, on deterioration of the sight in
snow-storms and snov,-falls, and on precipitetions of various
phase states (in the cold half-year). A. I. Romov in his
lecture treated peculiarities of the influence of the
Carpathians upon the modification of the atmospheric pressure
on both sides of the mountain range and the gradual develop-
ment of orographic precipitations by the displacement of the
south cyclones. 11. 1. Astakhova reported on scientific
research works for the PerfOctIM9 ' of long term weather
forecasts which were performed in the Central Institute for
Weather in the Geophysical Main Obeervatory in the Arctic
Institute and in thcKe4akhi Scientific Recearch Inotitute for
Hydrometeorology. The participanto in the seminar were uni-
animous on the expediency and the usefulness of such seminars.
1. Meteorology--USSR 2. Weather forecasting--USSR
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizzika, 1959, Nr 6, P 103
AUTHOR: Ponomarenko, I.N.
T,r=: The Baric Ciroulation.Conditions in the Southern European
Territory,of the USSR and Certain Properties of the Seasonal
Weather Conditions
PERIODICAL; Tr. Mr. n.-i. hydrometeorol. in-ta, 1958, Nr 12, pp 300-109
ABSTRACT: The southern regions of the European territory of the USSR
are a center of active cyclo- and anticycl esis; more than
one hald of the entire number of cyclones'And anticyolones
which can be observed in this region Is of local origin, Me
orography is the principal factor in the cyclo- and anticyclo-
genesis. The analysis of the periodicity and migration of
cyclones permits an explanation of the characteristio aea-
sonal peculiarities of the weather. Four seasonal chart5 of
the main paths of cyclones and anticyclones ar5 added. Bibl,
14 titles.
Card 1/1 L.V. Klimenko

I, N. ; KOSi I", Xroq ~ ZAKITSOT.RKhYh~ T. N.
T!0X0m,lrFNrc'v -- I
Gharacterlstic:s of frontal clovis suitable for the :,f
natural precipitation. 7rudy MrNIGMI no.47s7q-87 165. (MIRA 18~.7)

PONOMARENKO, I.N.; ZABOLOTSKAYA, T.N.
Water content of frontal clouds over the steppe region of the
Ukraine according to experimental data, Trudy Ukrl.IICRvd no.48:52-
66 165, (MA 18.-8)

PON014ARF.NKf),, lj,,i, KCOHERKO~, A.M.0, Z.ADOLOTSKAYA, T.N.
Vertica-Al. thi--Ime5s and stnautura -of clejudiness in zom-As of fronts
over the Ukraine In various 6yncptio processes. Trudy UkrNIGNa
no.48,.,67..78 165, (MRA. 18s8)

PRIKHODIRD, Nikolay Vasil 'yevich; 0 A$
. hj_41KII ON
Semen Stepanovich; RASTORGUYEV, V., otv. red.; ZAVLRNYAYEVA, L.,
red. izd-va; LEBEDEV, A., tekhn. red.
[Finances of intercollective farm construction organizations] Fi-
nansy mezhkolkhoznykh stroitellrjykh organizatsii. Moskva, Gosfin-
izdat, 1960. 126 p. (MIRA 14-.10)
(Construction industry-Finance)
(Collective farms-Interfam cooperation)

PONOX&RMMD, I.N., 1wid.goograf.nauk (Kiyev)
Jet streams. Ilaulm i zhiznl 27 no.7:78-79 Jl 160.
(MM 13:7)
(jet stream)

ID,
AUTHORt
TITLEt
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Ponomarenko, I.N.,-Candidate of Geography (Kiev)
Jet Streams VY
PERIODICAL: Nauka i zhiznlp 1960. No 7, PP 78 - 79
TEXT-. Jet streams were first noted by American pilots over Japan
in World War II in the form of strong, fluctuating and unstable currents
of air at great heights. Recent research has shown that jet streams are
usually found at heights of 9-12 km in the upper layers of the troposphere
just below the tropopause layer which separates the troposphere from the
stratosphere. Stratospheric currents at heights of 25-30 km are, however;
also found. The wind velocity at the core of the current is around 60-80 m
per second, or 720 km per hour. Over Western Europe the streams do not ge-n-
erally exceed a velocity of 100 m per second, over the USA 160 '. and over
the Far East and Japan 160-197 m per second. In winter they reach their
maximum force over the eastern coasts of Asia and North "erica, more rare-
ly over the Mediterranean, Asia Minor and Central Asia. In summer they
shift northwards and eastwards away from the coast, reaching their maximum
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force between latitudes 45-500 over the Atlantic &nd Pacific. In the sub.-
tropics and tropics they are found at 11-13 km and are fairly stable in
position, probably due to the stable high-pressure bolt over these areas.
Over the equator the currents are mainly from east to westp more rarely
from west to east. The cause for the origin of these currents is not yet
clear.
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PONOMARENKOY I.N.
Annual changes of horizontal transport of heat and some
characteristics of temperature conditions ih the Ukraine.
Trudy UkrNIGMI no.38:82-85 163.
Some characteristics of the interdaily variability of
temperature in the Ukraine. Ibid.:93-103 (MIRA 17:2)

LIKHOSHVAY Semen Stepanovich; GLUSHCHENKOP Nikolay Yakovlevich;
~ONOI%HRM, Ivan Nigitovicb; HELICH M, , A., otv. red.;
SHATROVA, T., red.izd-va; IEEEDEV, A.J. tekhn. red.
(Finance of intercollective farm organizations; work
practice of the intercollective farm organizations of the
Ukraine] Finansy mezhkolkhoznykh organizataii; opyt raboty
meshkolkhoinykh organizatsii Ukrainy. Moskva, Gosfinizdat,
1963. 187 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Ukraine--Collective fa.rms--Interfam cooperation)
(Finance)

ACCESSION NR: AT4016463 S/2599/63/000/038/0093/0)03
AUTHOR: Ponomarenko, 1. N.
TITLE: CWfi~ln characteristics of day-to-day temperature variability in the
Ukraine
SOURCE: Kiev. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issiedovatellskiy 91drometeorologicheskiy
institut. Trudy*, no. 38, 1963. Voprosy klimatologii (Climatoloqj Problems),
93-)03
TOPIC TAGS: climate, climatology, meteorology, local meteorological phenomenon,
air temperature
ABSTRACT: The principal characteristics of day-to-day temperature variability in
the Ukraine have been determined. Data for 10 stations in the Ukraine, evenly
distributed, with an allowance for physico-geographic conditions, were used. Data
were for the 10-year period 1950-1959. The principal characteristic used for day-
to-day temperature variability was change in mean daily temperature. The analysis
is primarily climatological (descriptive, not genetic). Except for a limited area
the Ukraine is characterized by a predominance of positive values of dayu-to-da
temperature variability from February through September and negative va es onTy
from October through January. Tabulated data are presented7on the following
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aspects of day-to-day temperature variability: 1. Total number of cases of
day-to-day increases and decreases of mean daily temperature. 2. Frequency (%) of
13 ranges of values of day-to-day variability of mean daily temperature. 3. Fre-
quency (%) of values of day-to-day variability of mean daily iemperature greater
than 3C. 4. Frequency (%) of'well-expressed warming and cooling with clearly ex-
pressed deviations of temperature from norm. 5. Mean number of cases of'well-
expressed cooling and warming. 6. Extreme values of day-torday variability and
deviation of mean daily temperature from,norm during periods of cooling. 7. Ex-
treme values of day-to-day variability and deviations of mean daily temperature
from norm during periods of warming. 8. Day-to-day variability of mean daily tem-
perature in periods of well-expressed summer periods of cooling during anticyclonic
and cyclonic types of Intrusions. The text essentially Is a discussion of the
tabulated data. Orig. art. has; 9 tables.
ASSOCIATION: UKRAINSKIY NAUCHNO-ISSLEDOVATELISKIY GIDROXETEOROLOGICHESKIY
INSTITUT (Ukrainian Hydrometeorohnical Scientific Research Institute)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 20Feb" ENCL: 00
SUN COP19t AN
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OTHER: 000

ACCESSION NR: AT4016461
Sif2599/63/000/038/0082/0085
AUTHOR: Ponomarenko. 1. N.
TITLE: Annual variation of horizontal heat transport and certain peculiarities of the
temperature regime over the Ukraine
SOURCE: Kiev. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellsldy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut.
Trudy* no. 38, 1963. Voprosy klimatologil. (Climatology Problems), 82-85:
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, climatology, weather forecasting, atmospheric heat transport,
solar radiation, radiation balance, advective heat transport
ABSTRACT: An explanation is given for the fact that the mean long-term temperatures in
the autumn in the Ukraine are higher than the equivalant values for spring. In the entire
Ucraine, except for Transcarpathia, the November temperatures are 0. 5-2. 0" higher than
in March. This is true although the infilix of solar radiation in spring is almost twice as
great as in the autumn and the radiation balance Is greater by a factor greater than 2. 5.
This can be attributed in part to considerable heat expenditures In spring on melting of the
snow cover and warming of the soil, but an important role is played by horizontal heat
transport, which differs like the circulation regime during the two seasons. The problem
is solved by direct computation of the advective transport of heat, but these values are
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determined differently for the European SM by different authors and no quantitative esfi-
mate of this component of the atmospheric heat balance can be givewat this time.' Quanta-
tive data have been obtained for the Ukraine. The following formul& was used
A-C T
P_ 1 #2 - P1)'
where C is the specific heat capacity of the air at constant pressure, T is the mean absolute
air temXrature in the plane used in determinLIng heat transport; JV is the mean value of
Coriolis force between points I and 2; IPI and P2 Is the mean pressure to the height z at
points 1 and 2. Computationa were made using handbook data for the layers 0-3, 3-5, 5-10
Ian and the entire 10-lan layer. The quantity of advective heat in the Ukraine in autumn is
1. 5 times greater than in the spring. Maximum values are in the 0-3 km layer. The most
intense heat flux in the 0-3 k-m layer is in winter; in the 5-10 km. layer if is in summer.
Seasonal characteristics of horizontal heat transport are shown by Enclosure, It is con-
eluded that the low temperature background in spring In comparison with fall is caused not
only by heat losses on melting.of snow and heating the soil, but alsoby low values of advec-
tive heat transport. Orig. art. has 1 formula, 3 tables and 1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainskiy natichno-issledpyatellskiy gidrometeorologichookiy Institut
(Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Scientific Research Institute)
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.PONOMARENKO, I.N.
The Black Sea Depreasion and ccnd~14ona of the movement of southern
cyclones across the Blar.-k Sea. Triidy UkrNIG141 no.43-133-141 164.
(MIRA 1814)

BOTVINOVSKIY, I.B.; PONORARENKO, 1I.N.
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Increasing the stavility of magnetJ, recording and reproduction
of comnands. Avtom. i prib. no. 1-40-41 Ja-Mr 164. (MIRA 17:5)
I

PONOMARENKO, I.N.
Some-relations between te~Fqerature and-precipitation anomalies
in the Uk--aine and circulation f4dors. Trudy UkrNIGMI no.32:
3-17 62. (MIRA 16:11)

PONOISAMIKO. I. N.
UtilizIng temperature fields at the altitudinal levels of 700
and 500 nb in forecastIng cyclone and anticyclone movementn.
Trudy UkrNIG141 no.12:88-99 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Cyclones) (Atmoopheric temperature)

PONO?QJWKO. I.N.
circulation regime in the south of the Pharopean part
of the U.S.S.R. and some clAracteristics of seasonal meteorological
158. (MM 11:12)
conditions* Trudy UkrMGMI no.12:100-109
(Atmospheric pressure)

BASANETS, L.I.; PONOILWNKO I.N.
Influence of the northern part of the Carpathians on the evolution
of frontal clouds over the Ukraine. Trudy UkrNIGMI no.43:95-105
164. (MIRA l8i4)

NYUKHNYA, O.V.; PONOMARENKO, I,N.
. ......... -.--
Spatial structure and ci-oudiness of atmospheric fronts over the
southern European territory of the U.S.S.R. in ultrapolar proces-
oes. . Trudy UkrNIGMI no.43:106-119 164. (MA 18:4)

MANOKOVSKAYA, N.K.; PaKtUFMTKO 1. Ya.; UDOV12-10, S.A.; HAKA-ROV, S.T.;
K=Dp M.L.
New method for separating and dividing synthetic fatty acids
into fraotions. Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 9 no.602-57
Jet64 (MIRA 17:7)
1. UkrNlIgipronef4u-t i Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateltskiy
i proyektnyy institut sinteticheskikh zhirozameniteley.

PONO~UMKO, I.Ya.
lllw~~~~
Po3sible effect of feeding on the abundance of 7oung eodfioh.
Mady sov. IkIt. kom. no.13:301-306 161. (14M 14: 9)
1. Polyarnyjr nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut rybnogo
khazyayst-,,a i okeanografii - PIRRO.
(Barents Sea--Codfiell)
(Fishes--Food)

PONOMARENNEf', 1.'Ya.
Feeding habits of young-of-the-year cod in 19916, 191J8-1-961 :',-n
b