SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHEVYAKOVA, E.P. - SHEVYRIN, YE.A.

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KARPOVA, G.V.; SHEVYAKOVk, E.P.
Epigenetic alterations in the clay mati---r of t-rrigenous
Carboniferous sediments in the Dnieper-Donet! Lowland.
Lit. i pol.iskop. no.2;70-84 Mr-Ap '65. (FIIRA 18:6)
1. Kharllcovski,-, gosudarstvenny--.- universitet i K-h-qr%vgaz-
nefterarvedkj~. ~ 11

50) SOY/79-29-6-40/72
AUTHORSs Popova, Ye, G., Shevyakova, L. A., Kraft, X. Ya.
TITLE: Synthesis of Some Derivatives of the Alkdiin Carboxylic Acids on
the Basis of Diacetylene (Sintez nekotorykh proizvodnykh alkdiin-
karbonovykh kislot na osnove diatsetilena)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, fir 6,
pp 1953 - 1956 (UssR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the derivatives of the acids are described,
the carboxyl group of which is situated in the conjugated triple
bonds~ Their structure is of interest because similar groupings
occur as structural elements of the molecules of some polyacety-
lene antibiotics e~g, of "agrocibin" and other products (Ref 1).
For the synthesis of the diine compounds the authors used the
little investigated condensation of diacetylene with alkyl halides
(Refs 2-5) which is of interest for the investigation of the
synthesis of some diacetylene compounds. The 194-dichloro butyne
with the action Gf sodium amide in liquid ammonia was converted
into diacetylene which because of its unstable behavior and of its
explodability was not separated and was therefore condensated in
Card 1/3 the form of its sodium derivative with the corresponding alkyl

Synthesis of 6ome Derivatives of the Alkdiin Carboxylic SOY/79-29-6-40/72
Acids on the Basis of Diacetylene
halides. By this method the condensation of 1,3-chloro-bromo
propane with n.-butyl diacetylene and diacetylene was carried out
which hitherto had not been described in publications. In the
latter case a monosubstituted derivative was formed. The diacety-
lene hydrocarbons obtained are mobile liquids with a characteristic
smell, unstable already at room temperatureg sensitive to light
and more stable in the form of their ether solutions in the cold
and in the dark, The n.,-butylz. and 1-chloro propyl diacetylenes
were accordingly converted into the octa-597-diin-8- and chloro-
hepta-4)6-diin-7-carboxylic acids In the case of longer standing
in methanol in the presence of sulphuric acid the methyl esters
of these acids were obtained, which were used for the amide
synthesis without being purified. The derivatives of the alkdiin
carboxylic acid obtained were biologically investigated. Among
them the isopropyl amide and the copper salt of the octa-5,7-
diin-8-carboxylic acid show a bacteriostatic effect with respect
to the acid stable bacteria. Copper salt is efficient even against
diphtheria bacilli~ There are 7 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
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Synthesis of Some Derivatives of the Alkdiin Carboxylic SOV/79-29-6-40/72
Acids on the Ba6is of Diacetylene
ASSOCIATIOR: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy
institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze (All-Union Scientific Chemo-
Pharmaceutical Research Institute imeni S. Ordzhonikidze)
SUBMITTED: June 2, 1958
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ALEKSANYAN, V.T.; BARINOVA, Z.B.; VLEDUTS, G.E.; S&-VYAKOVA, L.A.
Chemical code for retrieval of spectrochemical information. N-II
no.9:17-21 163. . (MM4 16.,12)

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IGEDUTS, G.E.; SHEVYAKOVA, L.
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"Filter" information system for structural searching of organic com-.
pounds. NTI no.11:11-14 163. (MIRA 17:2)
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I AUTHOR: Vleduts, 3i
TITLE: The structure -!of two filter-record systems for the retrieval of grganic.compoun&.-
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Ina~itut nauchnoy informatsit. Informatsionnyye sistemy (Infarmation:`-.
systems). Moscow, 196A, 82-87
YOPIC TAGS: informaticin retrieval. chemical coding, organic compound, filter record,
'programmed retrieval, lic structure, condensed system, computer language
as
ABSTRACT: The article Oals with a structural comparison of two systems (referred to
filter records for the retrieval of and w
FZOS-1 and FZOS-2) usJng organic compounds, ith
af)rief discussion of.the more important characteristics of a new filter record system
d~yeloped on the basis of the results of the comparative analysis of the first two. The
~e al sub*ect area is therefore the problem of programmed retrieval of organic. structural
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11-mation. The authors note that the FZOS-1 and 2 were ftmdamentafly designed to re-
duce the number of accessions to the record, compiled according to atoms, when retrievingl.
chemical compounds by means of electronic digital computers according to structural
fragments of arbitrary type. These systems, however, can also be employed. as the
languages of independent systems for the retrieval of such compounds on the basis of mor
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widely encountered structural attributes. Underlying the filter information principle, -with
specific application to, chemical compounds, is the breakdown of structural formulas into
cyclic systems and acyclic segments. The organic compound filter-record retrieval
systems (FZOS-1 & 2) considered in this article consist of two basic divisions: 1)
attributes of the empirical formula type, and 2) attributes which characterize cyclic s -
tems and their substituents. Certain structural differences in the two systems aredescribedz
e,
and it is shown that these clifferences are primarily in the character and structure of th
recording of the.cyclic part of the compound. In the FZOS-1 the cyclic systeds are de
scribed by a so-called digital characteristic and monocyclic fragments, while in the
FZOS-2 attributes of three types are used: 1. the bases of the systems (cyclic "skeletons",I
which make no allowance for the nature of the ring atoms and reflect only the topological _7
th
configuration of the system); 2. monocycles, comprising the skeletons and reflecting e
nature of the ring atoms but with no consideration of the multiplicity of the bonds between.
them; and 3. attributes which characterize the degree of hydrogenation of the cyclic Sys-
tems. A dictionary of cyclic structures in which a three-place number corresponds to each!;.
attribute was written. The FZOS,-1 and 2 permit retrieval of cyclicsystems which are
ydyclic condensed.::.
either independent component parts of a compound or fragments of pol
systems. The importance of a statistical approach tolhe compilation of'the compound
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dictionary is emphasized. The structure of the first part of the filter records is, analyzed,
and it is pointed out that while the FZOS-1 uses only one empirical formula of th,~ con-
ventional type, the FZOS-2 employs formulae of four types, described in the article. This
is said to result in the capability of rapidly locating compounds containing rare elements.
Experiments conducted an ar. electronic digital computer indicated that the mean number of
elementary machine operations required for the comparison of a compound "filter" with an
interrogation "filter" is approximately 1000 in the F ZOS-1, and on the order of 200 in the
FZOS-2. Both systems represent examples of information-retrieval languages with grammar.
The grammar is used for a sufficiently complete description of the bond between the ring I !
systems and the substituents, and also ct the interrelation between the polycyclic blocks and',
thp monocyclic fragments which constitute them. Both filter record systems may be re-
piWsented in the form of correctl? constructed formulae of two different computations.
Aj4 examplo of such a computation Is given using the FZOS-2. The authors report that tests
haive shown that the less complex grammar in the FZ.OS-2 results in a certain additional
rotrieval "noise", which, however, is completelycompensated for by the reduction
achieved in retrieval time. The article concludes with a very brief discussion of-:a new
syPtem of filter records, designed by the authors, for the reti1eval .of organic compounds
consisting of two groups of descriptors and utilizing the concept of an Information-
retrieval language, the expressions of which represent an ordered aggregate of descriptorsi!-
taken from some finite list; I. e. of "binary" attributes of the "yes, no" type.
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AUTHOR: Sheyyakova, L. A.; ~toyaxfovich, F. M.
ORG: no'~e_ 441
TITLE: Information search system for organosulfur compounds]
SOURCE: Nauchno-tekhnicheskaya informatsiyap no. 12, 1965, 21-22
TOPIC TAGS: organic sulfur compound, information storage and retrieval, binary code,
punched card
ABSTRACT: A new literature-search svstem has been developed which makes
it possible to conduct a search on the structure, reactions, properties,
and applications of organosulfur compounds by coordination of structural
*ahd subject concepts. The element of information is the individual chemi-'
qal Veaction whose starting materials and products are characterized by
:a certain set of binary criteria. The system can be used to carry out
!searches which would be either very difficult or impossible to conduct
,using conventional indexes. The system is based on punch cards and is
.in operation at the Laboratory of Heterocyclic Compounds of the Institute
of Organic ChemistEX, Academy of Sciences USSR. Search systems of
.this type can also be developed for other areas of organic chemistry.
..,JATD FRESS: 4192-F)
SUB CODE: 05, 017 SUBM DATE: 12iu165
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S/129/62/000/006/005/008
E073/E435
AUTHORS: Chudnovskaya, L.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Bernshteyn, M.L., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
..~h~ev a~kov ~ , Engineer
TITLL: Thermomagnetic and thermomechanical-magnetic treatment
of tool steels
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
no.6, 1962, 36-39
TEXT: The influence of these treatments on the mechanical
properties of steels -,-~-(KhVG) and F18 (R18) was studied. The
thermomagnetic treatment consisted of: 1) quenching austenized
specimens in an oil tank placed between the poles of an electro-
magnet which produced fields up to 5000 Oe or in a tank placed
inside a solenoid w-hich produced an alternating field of up to
1200 Oe; 2) applying an electric field to the specimen during the
entire process of tempering, i.e. during heating up, holding-and
cooling. Thermomechanical-magnetic treatment: specimens of R18
steel, 20 mm long, 1.2 mm diameter, were heated to the quenching
temperature and then air-cooled inside a magnetic field of up to
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Thermomagnetic and ... E073/r-1435
2000 Oe. The results indicate that application of a magnetic
field accelerates the austenite to martensite transformation and in
some casos brings about the formation of a crystallographic
texture. Thermomagnetically treated specimens of KhVG steel
tempered at 1750C with the application of an alternating magnetic
field had bending strength values over 300 kg/mm2, i.e. higher
than for specimens tempered without the use of a magnetic field.
The str,~-ngth of specimens of R18 steel was about 205' higher after
thermorziechanical (55 deformation)-magnetic treatment than after
ordinary heat treatment. The average breaking torque of a
7 mn, twist drill (after the usual hardening and tempering) in an
a.c. magnetic field was 1610 kg/mm2 as compared with 1250 kg/mm2
for an equal twist drill subjected to treble tempering at 56oOc
for one hour without applying a magnetic field; the wear
resistance was about 15% higher. There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATIONS: VNII
Moskovskiy institut stali (,Moscow Steel Institute)
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SHEVY-AKOVA, L,P. . inzh.
Using the pelrographic method for
Obog.i brik.ugl. no.15:62-67 160.
(Petrographic
(Coal geology)
studying the oxidation of coale.
(MIRA 14:12)
microscope)

SHEVYAKOVA, M. I. Cand Agr Soi -- "Artificial insemination of the mulberry
silkworms" Tashkent, 1960, (Min of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education
Uz8SR. Tashkent Agr Inst). (KL, 1-61, 303)
-324-

S.-E,-%rY,,KCV.I--- , N. I. , and STRCGONOV, B. ?. (Uslsp )
"Formation of Diamines in Plants during Salt Poisoning."
Rep-.rt presented at the 5th International Biochemistry Congress,
Moscow, 10-16 Aur, 19~1

STROGOFOV, B.P.; SHEVYAKOVA, Y.I.
Diamines in the nitrogen metabolism of plants. Usp.so-vXbiol.
54 no.1:43-56 Jl-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(MIM) t% PLANTS-1,MTABOLISM)

SHEVYAKOVA, N.I.; LOSILATKINA, A.P.
Variati-n of the sulfhydryl group content in plants under the
effect of saj44jzation. Fiziol. rast. 12 no.21,332-339 Mr-Ap 165.
(MIRA 18.6)
1. Inst-itut fiziclogii rastenly imeni Timiryazeva All SSSR, Moskva.

STROGONOVY B.P.; SHEVYAKOVA, N.I.; KARNAUKHOVA, T.B.
Formation of dark-colored substances in plants poisoned by
salts. Dokl. AN SSSR 143 no.4:9a4-986 AP 162. (~M 15:3)
1. Institut fiziologii rasteniy im. K.A.Timiryazeva AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom A.L.Kursanovym.
(Plants, Effect of salts on) (Ymlanoidins)

SHEVYAKOVA.-N.I.; STROGONOV, B.P.
Uptake and distribution of S315
' in horse bear. --lants under
conditions of salinization. Fiziol. --ast. 1I'-;o.5t879-
888 S-0 t6,14. MRA 17:10)
1. Tirdriazev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences., 140secw.

RODIONOV, V.M.; OGORODNIKOVA, Ye.A.; SHSVYAKOVA, N.N.; SMOLIYANINOVA, Ye.K.;
BELOV, V. N. - .
Intermediate products of the-synthavis of p6rfume substances. Part 1.
Synthesis of 1,14-tetradecanedievorboxylic acid. Zhur.ob.khim. 23 no.11:1826-
1828 N 153. (MMA .6: 11 )
1. Tsesoyusnyy Houchno-issledovatellakiy ingtitut sinteticheskikh i natural'-
nykh dushistykh vashchosty. (Thapsic acid)

CGORODHIKOVA, Ye.A.; SHEVYAKOVA, N.N.-, SMOLIYANINOVA, Te.l.; RODIOSOV, Y.M.,
akademik; BELOV. VA. -'-
Synthesis of heptadecanolide. Dokl.AN SSSR 90 no.4:553-556 Je 153.
(MLRA 6:5)
1. Akadamiya Hauk SSSR (for Rodionov). 2. Vsesoyuzuyy nauchno-isaledova-
tellskiy institut sintatichaskikh i naturallnykh dashistykh veshchestv.
(Heptadacanolide)

RODIONOV, V.M.; OGORODKIKOVA, Ye..A.; Sl,:YVYAKOVA, N.N.; SHOLIYANINOVA, Ye.K.;
BELOV, V,N.
1, ntheals of perfume substances. Report
In'ermediates la the sy
Ito, 1: Synthesis of 1,14-tetradeennedioic acid. Trudy VNIISEDY
no.2:25-26 154. (ML,~qA 10:7)
(Tetradecanedioic acid)

RMIONOV, V.M,; OGORODNIKOVA, y,,.; s.
Ha7YAKOVA. II.N.; BF.WV, V~X~
14
Intemediates in the synthesis of uerfume au tances. Report No.l.
Prennrntion of W-ox3racids I.,.v catalytic hydrogenation of
anhydrides of correenonding dicnrboy,,rlic acids. Trudy VNIISNDV
(MLRA 10-?)
(Anhydrides) (Ar,-.ids) (qydrogenation)

SRIBVY~-'-'.OV~., SMOLITANIHOVA, Ye..,-. "10DI"JI1XV, V.%
;.i"-DFiIKGVA, Ye.-~,;
V,N.
S.-Ilnthesin of her)t-,(:9CA'.10!9CtOnO. Trudy VNIISNDY n~.?:34 154.
(Ml-~~A 10: ?)
O;eotadecRnoic ncid)

-;,~ ~,- " \,r r, F, -1 c- V.d I-
/I 1 11 V I
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OGORODNIKOVA, Ye.A,,, SHMAK0VA,--ILJVMMMWM
Preparation of perfume grade limonene from essentinl oils.
Trudy VENSIMY no.2:74-75 154. (MLRA 10:7)
(Limonene) (31'ssences and essential oils)

BELOV, V.; SMOL'YA]TIMVA, Ye.K.; OGORODNIKOVA, Ye.A.,- RODIONDY, V.M.;
SOLOVIYEVA, N.P.; SVADKOVSKAYA, G.R.; SJDMAKOj[~jjj,-4,
Synthesis of r3acrocyclic lactones. Trudy VNIISNDV no.4:3-22
1 58. (MM 12:5)
(Lactones)

NZSI4ErANOY, A.N., akademik; FREYDLINA, R.Kh.; BEWV, V.N., prof.; EARAPETYAN,
Sh.A.; SMOLITANINOVA, Ye-K.; SOLOVIYEVA, N.P.; OGORODNIKOVA, Ye.A.;
VASIL2MA, Te.I.; ZAREARKIN, L.I.,- SH17YAKOVA, N.N.
Synthesis of macrocyclic lactones and oxalactones based on ethylene
and carbon tetrachloride. Zhur. VKHO 3 no.4:371-376 :6o.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Ahademii nauk SSSR (for Preydlina)..
(Lactones)

SFETYAK,l'%VA.l 0.
"Actlion cf Antibiotics on dta-rhylococci," Zhur Mikrob, Epidem, i Immunobiol,
No. 11, ~ -'-9, 1948.

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12 L'e c 'u of dc il j in n---, -T%zri ci lin -,n '.*-,.--- Variab-7 4 4.-
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Uer-air, Dr 73-1-ol -'cl, Central Lnst for the -4,-'v3nced
.7,~ riiy~;Icians, :'oscow, 1`53. "o 1,
55

EXCERPTA KEDICA Sec.4 V61.11/4 116--d.1 .'a* crob. etc. Lpril,58
887. INFLUENCE OF BACTERIOPHAGE ON STRAINS OF SH. DYSENTERTAE
FL. RESISTANT TO ANTIBIOTICS (Russian text) - Shevyakova 0.
I. Centr. Postgrad. Med. Inst., Moscow - ANTI BIOT.-FJ5U,-V~4U:T2T-
Straffs-of Sh. dysenteriae Fl. , resistant to chlortetracycline were obtained. They
were both sensitive to polyvalent phage. The combined activity of chlortetracycline
and bacteriophage was tested. When the antibiotic was injected to-ether with the
bacteriophage into mice and guinea-pigs, the bacteriophage was retained in the
body in active state for 17-19 days. In experiments in vitro it was shown that pro-
longed incubation of the antibiotic with bacteriophage does not reduce the activity
of the bacteriophage. Treatment of the bacteria with bacteriophage has no influence
upon their sensitivity to the antibiotic. Preliminary treatment with the antibiotic
0 somewhat reduces the sensitivity of the bacteria to bacteriophage. The combinat-
ion of bacteriophage and chlortetracycline proved effective both in experiments on
the duration of time during which the bacteria could be recovered in culture from
mice, and in experiments on survival in animals infected with strains resistant
to the antibiotic.
Svinkina - Moscow (S)

SHEVYAKOVA, 0.1.-(Dr. Biolo(~ical Sci.)
"Effect of Ecmolin on Resistance of Flexner's Dysentery Bacteria to
Streptomycin,"
P. 139 Ministry of Health USSR Proceedings of the Second All-Union Conference on
Antiobiotics, 31 May - 9 June 1957. pp. 405, Moscow, Medgiz, 1957.

SHF.VYAKOVA, 0. 1., KOLESNIKOVA, Yu.S.
Effect of antibiotics of the tetrqcycline series combined with
bacteriophage on Shigella dyaenteriae. Antibiotiki 3 no;1:96-98
JR-Y158 (MIRA 11:5)
1. KAfedra mikrobiologii TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey.
(SHIGBILA PARADY ERTERIAE, effect of drugs on
tetrneyclines with bacteriophage (Rue))
(BACTERIPHAGN,
off. on Shigella dynenteriae, with tetracyclines (Rus))
(TETRACYCLINE. effects,
on Shigella dysenteriae, with bacteriophage (Rus))

SHEVYAKOVA, 0.1.; SHERWI, R.Z.; TATAROOVA, S.D.
Oxytetracycline and bpoteriophage therapy of dysentery in children.
Antibiotiki 3 no.6:99-102 H-D *58. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Kafedra mikrobioiogii'(zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMR SSSR prof.
Z.V- Yormol'Yeva) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovanJva vra-
chey i garodskiye detskiye bollnitay Ro.6 (glavnyy vrach D.G. Nanmo-
va) i Ho.24 (glavnyy vrach Ye.Z. Xatkova).
(DYSMf=, BACILLARY, in inf. & ther.
ther., bacteriophage & oxytetracycline (Rus))
(OXYTETRAGYCL M , ther. use,
dysentery in child., with bacteriophage (Rus))
(BACTERIOPHAGS, ther. use,
dysentery in child., with o-Vtetracycline (Rus))

SF-EVYAKOVA, 0. 1.
"Effect of the Combination of biomycin with a bacter-iophage
and biomycin with ecmolin on Flexner dysentery bacilli."
report submitted at the 13th All-Union Congress of fl~gienists, Epidemiologists
and Infectionists, 1959.

SLEMAKOVA., O.I.;_ SHERMAN9 R.Z,; TATARINOVAq S.D*
Synthomycin and bacteriophage treatment of dysentery in children.
Zhur. mi obiol. epid. i immin. 31 no. 5:101-102 My 160.
(MIR& 13:10)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo ~Lnstituta usovershenstvovani7a vrachey i
gorodskikh detakikh bollnits No, 6 1 24o
(DYSENTZRY) (CAWROMYCETIN) (BACTMIOPHAGE)

SHEVYAKGVA, 0.1.; SHERW, R.Z.; TATARINOVA, S.D.
Use of a combination of levomycetin and bacteriophage in dysenterial
infection in children. Antibiotiki 6 no.3:241-21+3 Mr 161.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof.
Z.V.Yermollyeva) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvavaniya vrachey
i 6-ya Gorodskaya detskaya boltnitsa (glavnyy vrach D.G.Naumova).
(CHLORMYCETIN) (BACTERIOPHAGE)
(DYSENTERY)

SHERMAN, R.Z.; SHEVYAKOVA. 0-1-; TATARINOVA, S.D.
Antibiotics in pediatrics (dysentery, coli-enteritis, pneumonia)
Antibiotiki 7 no.8:749-757 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(ANTIBIOTICS) (DYSENTERY) (INTESTINES--DISEASES) (PNEUMNIA)

Irrurit.r.f~r-41 oill ",,mentory Jn f.,hildren with te-tracycl-Im toguthor wiLh
a bacteriolhaUe. Sov.mcd. 25, no,7:91-95 Jl 261. 15: 1)
3. Iz llcafiAry raikrobiolc-A (zav, - chlen-korrespondent AIC"I SSSR
prof. Z.V.Ye,.,!r,.c-wllyt3va) T~encralvnogo instituta us overs hens tvavaniya
vrnchc,-l (dir, i 6-y Gorodskoy detskoy bollnitsy
0
(gla,myy vrach D.G.Na-,mova)
(BAGTE',?j.OPIiAGL) * (TL'fi~AGYGLII&~) (DYSzkrLEAY)

SIIE~IYAKOVA.
2

SHEVYAK-OVA, 0.1.5 HERMAN. R.Z,L, TATARINOVA, S.D.
--enr -myxin and bacteriophagge.
of dyaent~~ry ch4ldren with pcl~
.7, i
A.n,,,ib'Lctiki 9 nc.3.--269-272 X- ; 't+. (MIR-1 17:12)
1. Kal'adra mikrobiologii (zav. - deystviteltnpi chlen AMN SSSR prof.
Z.V.Yermollyeva) 'Sentrallnogo inst-ituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
i 6-ya Gorcdskaya dotskaya irifektsionnaya boVnitsa (glavryy vrach
D.G.Nailmova), Mc--~k-va.

SIEVYAKOVY~,- 0.1.; TATARRIGVA, S.D.
Change in the sensitivity to tetracycline and polymy-Ain 14
in dysentery bacilli. Trudy TSIU 80:77-78 165.
NEU 18:11)

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- A. S.D.
0 !:, . ;. ; -, *! ~~ t 1; ~ . ". - )- . . - . 1 0 0! .
Treatment of dy5!~rtery ir, clhildren f~ of
ant-ibiotics and L---.teriorha~7 "' q 77"TU' 20:151-153 165.
. ,,e . 17, u, y 3 1.
(M I RA 'L 8 - I I *)

SHER14AN, R.Z.; SHEVYAKOVA, 0.1.; TATARINOVA, S.D.; SHUMOVA, B.I.;
GOLI'ISEKE~,-A-.I.; KOLESNIKOVA, Yu.S.
Bacteriophage and tetracycline in the prevention of dysentery
among contact children. Antibiotiki 10 no. 10:948-952
0.165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii (zp,,,r. - deystvitelInyy chlen AMN SSSR
prof. Z.V. Yermollyeva) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvo-
vaniya vrachey i Sanitarno-epidemiologicheskoy stantsii (glavnYY
vrach I.F. Krasavin) Kiyevskogo rayona, Moskva. Subaitted
Dec. 13, 1963.

-- SHMAKOVA, S.I.
[1% orphology and physiology of bacteria] Morfologiia i fi-
ziologiia bakterii. Moskva, TSentr. ir~t usovershenstvo-
vaniia vrachei. Lecture 1. 1961. 94 P. (MIRA 17:4)
4

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2. USSR (600)
4. Gases - Absorption and Adsorption
7. Certain laws in the sorption of gases by polydispersed contacts and in combining
adsorption with solution. Dokl, AN SSSR 87 no. 6, 1952
Monthly Lists of Russian AcceSSiOn5, Library of Congress, Aarch, 1953, Unclassfied.

IVANYLEOV, D.Y.; SHEVIYEV, Ye.l.
[Utilizing industrial waste heat for vegetable gardening]
IspolIzovanie teplovvkh otkhodov promyshlennosti v ovoshche-
vodstve. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sel'khoz.lit-ry, 1954. 69 p.
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IVLEVA, M.M. Etranslatorj; SHRVIYIVA, M.Ye., red.; GORIKOVA, Z.D., tekhn.
red.
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120 P. (MIRA 11:7)
(Sorghum)

YARMAK, Nikolay Iosifovich; SHEV1YZVA,__YYe., red.; SUKHODOLISKAYA, I.M.,
tekhn.red.; GOR1KOVX,-_Z_.'D., tekha.red.
(Agriculture in the Korean People's Democratic Republic]
0 sellskom khozisistva Koreiskoi Narodno-Damokraticheskoi
Respubliki. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-r-y. 1959. 78 P.
(MIRA 13:1)
(Korea, North--Agriculture)

PANSKIKH, K.G.; SEEEVOYEVA, M.Y8., red.; YEDOTOVA, A.F., tekhn.red.
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(Netherlands--Poultry)

KUDRYASHOV, A.; �IWVYKIN, D.: YAKOBASHVILI, A., lnzh.: GAVRILOV, G.. in2h.
Our mail. YTO nod~:59 Ap 159. (MIRA 12:6)
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niya nauchno-takhnicbeakogo obahchostva santeltniki I gorodskogo
khozyaystva (for Kudryashov). 2. Chlen prezidiuma dorozhnogo
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transports. Mosknvsko-Kiyevskoy zhalemoy dorogi, g.Xaluga (for
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BRZNOSOV. N.V.; SHEVYRIV, A.A..
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SHMREV, A.A.
Ontogenetic development of certain upper Jurassic ammonites.
Biul.MOIP.Otd.geol. 35 no.1:69-78 Ta-I? 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Ammonoidea)

SHEVYRBV, A.A.; SHLEZIDGER, A.Te.
Age of lower Triassic horizons of the Mang7shlak
Peninsula. Dokl.AN SSSR 133 no.6:1418-1421 Ag 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
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Ontopenetic development of some Anisic ceratites in the Cauca3us.
Paleont.zhur. no.4:71-85 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Paleontologicheskiy institut Ali SSSR.
(Caucasus, Northern--Ammonoidea)

SHEVYREV, A. A.
-------
Development of suture line and terminology of its elements
in Mesozoic ammonoids. Faleont. zhur. no.2:21-33 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
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SHEVYREVL_ ~A.
Problem of the origin ofthe early-Cambrian fauna. Paleont.
zhur. no.4t43-57 162. (MM l6sl)
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Fifty-fourth annual conference of the American Paleontological
Society. Paleot. zhur. no.3:136-137 163. (MIRA 16:10)

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37th annual meting of the American Society of Economic
Paleontologists and Mineralogists. Paleont. zhur. no. lsl"-
145 164. (MIRA 17s7)

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--4at, S. Palecrt. z~-7;r. nc,.1:245-M? '- ' 4.
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.1 it 11
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USSR) 150 co pies. (KL, 9-58, 121-122)
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SHEVYREV,-A.D.
Cbmparative effects of a water soluble camphor preparation, corazole
and cordiamine on the cardiovascular system in dogs [with summary
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(zav. dote. V.A. 5trotkin) i knfedra farmakologii (zav. prof.
S.I. Ordynskiy) Leningradskogo veterinarnogo instituta.
(CARDIOVASCMIL&R-SYSTDI, effect of drugs on
camphor, nicotinic acid diethylamine & pentylenetetrazole
comparison in dogs (Rua))
(CAMPHCR. effects
on cardiovasc. system. comparison with nicotinic
acid diethylamine & pentylenetetrazole (Rus))
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on cardiovasc. system, comparison with ulcothinic
acid diethylamine & camphor (Rue))
(ITICOTIVIC ACID, rel cpds
diethylaminev eff. on cardiovase. system, comparison
with camphor & pentylenetetrazole (Rus))

L 1260-66
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AUTHOR: Arkhipov, V. V.; r1lonov, Yu. A.;
Ferminov T. A.- Shevy"v L-!..�.; Zolozov,
-i';;- evg ei;.kly: A.
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I. S.; Belyayev, A. S.; Notdrachev, A.
TITLE: A method for manufacturing tuberculin. Class 30, No. 173381
tSOURCE- Byulletent izobreteniy I tovarnykh zaakov, no. 15, 1965, 73
TOPIC TAGS- tuberculosis, immonology, allergen
ABiTRACT: This Author's Certificate Introduces a method for manufacturing tuber-
culin. The method consists of grwilng a tubercularculturs on a nutrient wedium,
removal of the bacterial matter and filtration. Anlactive and specific' anergen Is
produced and labor-convA&Ln,g operations are reduced by expo sins the culture
C060 y-radiation.
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KREMENI, G'.-f .'-,'V~f6iinarnyy vrach
Results of a two-year industrial manufacture and control
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antigens. Veterinariia 40 no.11:69-70 N 163.
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11,
Constructing precast reinforced concrete earthquakeproof frames.
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BIFICHATSKIY, Ye.G.; V.M.; KONSTAKII.mV, G.V.;
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15 -57 -5 -6 264
Translation from Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 5,
p 82 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Kuznetsov, V. I.J. Shevyrev, S. I.
TITLE: The Morphology of Glauconite From the Cretaceous
Deposits in the Outer Zone of the Cis -Carpa thian
Downwarp (K morfologii glaukonita iz otlozheniy mela
vneshney zony Predkarpatskogo progiba)
PERIODICAL: Mineralog. sb. L'vovsk. geol. o-vo pri un-te, 1956,
Nr 10, pp 359-362.
ABSTRACT: In the indicated region, glauconite is distributed in
sands and sandstones that underlie a gypsum-anhydrite
horizon. The glauconite is represented by freely formed
grains and by pseudomorphs after the remains of various
micro-organisms. For the most part the grains are oval,
and they range from tenths of a millimeter to one or,
rarely,two millimeters in diameter. The mineral
commonly fills the interstices between rounded grains
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 12,
Pp 14-15 (USSR)
AUTHOR: -ShevyreL, S. I.
TITLE: The Stratigraphic Subdivisions of the Paleogene in
the Eastern Carpathians (0 stratigraficheskom rasch-
lenenii paleogena vostochnykh Karpat)
PERIODICAL: Nauchn. zap. Llvovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1956, Nr 46,
pp 61-71
ABSTRACT: The stratigraphic subdivision of the flysch deposits
is difficult because of the paucity of fossils and the
considerable facies variation both along and across
the strike. A number of subdivisions of the Paleogene
rocks in the Eastern Carpathians have been proposed in
the past decade. At present, geologists use the
system of 0. S. Vyalov, proposed in 1951, but this
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The Stratigraphic Subdivisions of the Paleogene (Cont.)
particular, the Pasechnaya sandstones (limestones) are lithologic-
facies variations of the Vygoda sandstones and do not lie under
them as 0. S. Vyalov believed; and the Popell strata are variations
of the Bystritsa strata. The individual horizons and their vari-
ations in different sections are described. In a similar manner,
for the Oligocene rocks, the author concludes that the Krosno beds
correspond to the Polyanitsa, and the LQpyanki and upper Menilite
beds of the Beregovo and Orovskiy sections give way in the more
southerly parts of the Carpathians to transitional beds, in that
region lying between the Menilite and Krosno formations. The
following stratigraphic sequence is proposed: the Yamny series,
Upper Cretaceous-Paleogene; the Carpathian series, Paleocene-Eocene,
subdivided into three formations (in distinction to the fourfold
division of 0. S. Vyalov)--the Manyavskiy, Pasechnaya-Vygoda, and
Popell-Bystritsa, with the Sheshorskiy horizon overlying the
sequence and with four irregular variegated horizons occurring in
all the formations; the Menilite series, lower and middle Oligocene,
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containing the lower siliceous horizon at its base (the hornfels
horizon as it is generally called) and the irregular upper siliceous
horizon at the boundary between the lower Menilite and the Lopyanki
formations, containing also the Klivskiy sandstones, a tuffac'eous
horizon, and a wedging horizon of banded limestone at the boundary
between the lower Menilite and the transitional beds (in the south-
western part of the region) and also at the boundary between the
transitional and the lower Krosno beds; and the Krosno series, upper
Oligocene, subdivided into the lower, middle, and upper formations
(see Table). A new term, the Sinivirskiy formation, is proposed
for the facies variant of the Popell-Bystritsa formation on the
northwest (in the upper reaches of the Terebla and Chernaya Tissa
reki (Rivers) and others, where it consists of thick-bedded
sandstones separated by thin beds of mudstone.
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The Stratigraphic Subdivisions of the Paleogene (Cont.)
Epoch Series SW Formation and Member Symbol
Kr03
Upper Krosno P
93
Middle Krosno
0 PKr02
Kro
P93 93

(Y

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P
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Krol
P
93
0
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r0 95
p Mn l
93
7

Krm2

Klss
Mnll
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93
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Krml
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She8horskiy Schr
Pst

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P
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chyanki-Vya PschWg
p
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92
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Diagram, showing divisions of the Paleogene rocks
clinal and central sTnclinal zones of the Eastern
bpLnded limestones, 2 upper siliceous horizon, 3)
4,5) variegated horizons, 6) tuffaceous horizon,
horizon, 8) Lopyanki formation.
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of the outer anti-
Carpathians. IT .
Klivskiy sandstone,
7) upper siliceous
0. S. Vyalov

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AUTHOR: _u&yygAX'-X."S-
TITLE: Volt-ampere Characteristics of Plane-parallel
Ionisatlon Chambers Filled with Air at Atmospheric
Pressure
PERIODICAL: Pribory j tekhnika eksperimenta. 1960, No. 6.
pp. 35 - 40
TEXT: The ionisation chamber employed is shown schematically
in Fig. 1. The chamber is designed so that the characteristics
could be investigated with the electrodes at distances between
0.3 and 3 cm. The distances between the electrodes could be
adjusted by special steel separators 8 between the plates.
The chamber was connected to the measuring device by a
coaxial cable 7 which *was 11.5 cm long. In determining the
degree of ionisationthe working volume was calculated from
the formula V = TTr2d , where r = 4.625 cm and is the
distance from the centre of the collecting electrode to the
mid-point between the collecting electrode and the guard ring,
and d is the distance between the electrodes. The ionisation
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Volt-ampere Characteristics of Plane-pa.,rallel Ionisation
Chambers Filled with Air at Atmospheric Pressure
currents were measured both by electrometers based on the
Townsend compensated circuits and also directly with the aid
of microammeters of type M-91 and M-193. The balance indicator
in the compensated circuit was the Cr-IPI (SG-lM) electrometer.
The ionisation currents in the region near the saturation
values (i/i, sat )~0.9) were measured to an accuracy of + 1%.
For smaller degrees of saturation the error was + 2%. Six
series of experiments were carried out. The potential
difference applied to the electrodes was varied between 0 and
2.3 kV in the ionisation range up to 1 000 r/hour "and between
0 and 3 kV for higher ionisations. The degree of ionisation
is expressed in r/hour (r/sec), where it is assumed that
1 r/sec cc3rjrespongs to the formation of 1 CGS of charge of
each sign in 1 cm of the working volume per sec under the
given atmospheric conditions. The conditions under which the
experiments were carried out are summarlsed in the following
table:
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Volt-ampere Characteristics of Plane-parallel Ionisation
Chambers Filled w th Air at Atmospheric Pressure
Intensity of
2 2 4 5
lonisation 1 10 10 10 10 10
r/hour
Activity of
Co 6o source,
g equiv. Ra 51 51 500 500 18000 18000
Distance
between the 0.3-0 5j10.3;C!.5;1 0.3;0.5; 0.3;0.5; 0.3;
electrodes,cnkl;2 1;213 1;2;3 1;2;3 1,2;3 0.5; 1
Distance to
source, m 2.1 6.5 2 o.65 1.2 0.4
Temperaturv of
air, OC 18-21 18-21 18-20 16-17 23-24 23-25
Relative
humidity of
air, % 8o-gol8o-go 70-8o 70-8o 70-8o 6o-70
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Chambers Filled with Air at Atmospheric Pressure
The results obtained are shown in Fig. 2. The quantity
f2= i/i at is plotted along the vertical axis and
d /U is plotted along the horizontal axis. In this
expression P is the degree of ionisation in r/sec and U
is the potdntial*difference between the electrodes iju Volts. it
is clear from Fig. 2 that the majority of the experimental
points lie near the curve calculated by Mie (Ref. 2) with
m = 35.8 . The coefficient m is defined by the formula
m =V (x/ekk2 , where (x/e is the ratio of the recombination
coefficient and the electronic charge and k 1 and k
are the mobilities of the positive and negative ions,
respectively. The points marked 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, and 6
correspond to the following values of P
2 3 4 5
r/hour.
The present results seem
1, 10, 10 , 10 , 10 , 10
to be in disagreement with those reported by Boag and
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Chambers Filled with Air at Atmospheric Pressure
Wilson (Ref. 6). The discrepancy is ascribed to additional
ionisation due to scattered electrons beyond the limits of
the working region and the diffusion of ions into the non-
irradiated parts of the chamber. The points obtained by the
present author, which correspond to low intensities of ion-
isation and small interelectrode distances, seem to depart
from the Mie curve. This discrepancy can be removed by
correcting for the diffusion of ions, Fig. 3 shows the
corrected results and the agreement between theory and experi-
ment is seen to be satisfactory. The general conclusions are
summarised as follows. For ionisations less than 1 000 r/hour
(see above for units) aud for small interelectrode distances
the diffusion of ions has an important effect on the form of
the volt-ampere characteristics. For this reason, th.e
volt-ampere characteristics having different interelectrode
distances and working in a wide range of ionisations cannot
be described by a single curve- The effect of the diffusion
of ions in the region near to saturation can be accounted for
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AUTHORS: Shevyrev, V.S. and Dmitriyev, A.B.
TITLE: Volt-ampere Characteristics of Cylindrical
Ionisation Chambers Filled with Air At Atmospheric
Pressure
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1961, No. 3,
pp. 75 - 78
TEXT: This is a continuation of work reported by the first
of the present authors in Ref. 4 (PTE, 1960, No. 6, P. 35).
The three ionisation chambers investigated in the present work
are shown schematically in Fig. 1. The chambers are in the
form of coaxial cylindrical capacitors with aluminium elec-
trodes 1 and 2 and earthed guard rings 3 - Moreover,
the chambers 1 and 3 incorporate additional electrodes 4
which are in the form of aquadag deposits on perspex rods
having the same diameters as the collecting electrodes. These
are used to maintain the uniformity of the field. The
dimensions of the chambers are indicated in Fig. 1 (in mm).
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The notation of Fig. I is as follows: I - collecting
electrode; 2 outer (high-voltage) electrode; 3 - brass
guard ring; 4 guard electrode (see above); 5 - insulator
and 6 - coaxial cable. Table 1 gives further datei on these
counters: I - No. of chamber; 2 - radius of high-voltage
electrode, a, cm; 3 - radiu3 of collecting electrode, b, cm;
4 - volume of chamber, v, cm . The ionisation curren-b were
measured electrometrically, using the Townsend method, and
directly with the aid of M-91 and M-193 m.j-croammeters. ',:he
chambers were connected to the measuring device by a coaxial
cable 11.5 m long. The error in the ratio of the ionisation
currents near to saturation (f = i/Isat > 0.9) was + 1%,
while the error for lower degrees of saturation was + 2%.
Six series of experiments were carried out. The experimental
conditions are sumurised. in Table 2 (1 intensity, r/hour;
2 - activity of Co source, Curies;. 3 equivalent
distance between the electrodes, dequiv.' c'; 4 - air
temperature, 0C; 5 -- relative humidity of the air,
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The results obtained are plotted 12 Fig. 2,__which gives
f = i/i as a function of y d 6P/U Here, P
sat. equiv.
is the intensity in r/sec, dequiv. is the equivalent
distance between the electrodes and ----'-U is the voltage ap~jted
to the chamber. The dashed curves..r-eprosent calculations based
on the formulae of G. Imbo', P. Viti~zi (Ref. 2 - Geofis. Pura
e appl., 1-955, 30, 113) Boag (Reft-~.~ Radiation dosimetry, ed.
Hine and Brownell, 1956)
and G. Mie(- Ann. Phys., 1904, 13, 857 Ref. 6). These
equations are summarised in Table 3 C6 author; 2 - limits of f;
3 - type of equation). Eq. (5) in Table 3 refers to a Plane-
parallel geometry. It is found that the experimental points
obtained in the present measurements are will representad~by
the Mie equation with m = 35.8 and the equivalent distance
between the electrodes equal to 1-13 times the equivalent
distance, as calculated from:
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a/b + 1 in a/b
d equiv. ~ (a - b) ~Ia/b - 1 2 W
There are 2 figures, 3 tables and 8 references: 5 Soviet
and 3 non-Soviet
SUBMITTED: June 15, 1960
Table 3:
Imbo and
Vittozzi (2)
Boag (3)
Mie (6)
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