SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHOR, L. - SHOR, YA.A.
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SHORVL,_;-FILIPPOV, V.
Leningrad scientists help Kaliningrad phyeicians. Zdrav. Ros. Feder.
4 no.8,.27.-28 A.,- 160, (MIRA 13:9)
1. Iz Kal-inin radskogo oblzdravotdela.
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KALINGRAD-MEDICINF--ZTUDY AND TRACHDIG)
SHOR, M. -, MAKSIMDV. A.
ffdden potentiAlitisa for the reduction of auxiliary work
at automobile factories. Sots.trud. no.4:69-72 Ap '56.
(MLRA 9:11)
- (Automobile industry)
PARFENOV, --
Shift to the 7-hour workday and regulating wages in the
machinery industry. Sots.trud 4 no'.7:59-65 Jl 16o.
(MIRA 13:8)
(Machine industry)
(Hours of labor)
(Wages)
SHOR) I'll..
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~fanufacture of FhOtographic rjafjer.~. Sov,' to 'I no.12-2c)-30
D 1/1,
0 01 i R-1 u . 2-9 )
(Photography--Printing papers)
SHOR.1 M.
Improve the organizatioqsl standards of auxiliary work. Sots.trud 8
no.3:40-43 Mr 163., (MIRA 16:3)
(Machinery industry-Production standards)
FARFENGV, P.; SHOR, M.
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Work more actively to eliminate shortcomings in establishing
work norms in machinery maunfacturing enterprises. Sots,trud
7 no.4:76-83 Ap 162. (KMA 16:1)
(Machinery industry-Production standards)
SHOR) U3.
Determination of the activity of the rheumatic process in
children on the basis of a laboratory examination of the blood
serum for sialic acid. Vop. okh. mat. i det. 7 no-5:47-49 My
,62. (MERA 15:6)
1. Iz detskogo otdeleniya 1-y Rizhskoy gorodskoy klinicheskoy
bollnitay.
(RIMUMATIC FEVER) (NEMULTNIC ACID)
SHOR, M.I., dotsent; VOVCHEITKO, Ye.M.
Dextrocardia following removal of the right lung. Vrach.delo no.8:
865 Ag '59. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-losledovatellskiy institut klinicbeskoy meditsiny
imeni akademika N.D. Strazhesko.
(HEART--DISPLACEMENT) (LUNGS-SURGERY)
MOLOTOK, I.V.; DMITRIYEV, A.I.; GORBATENKO, A.I.; SMOYAN-SMINGULYAN,
G.P.; MALAKEIOV,P.Ye.; KRIVOMOV, V.A.. doktor tekhn.nauki red.;
GRA OVSKIY, G.I., prof., doktor takhn.nauk, red.; TRET ITAKOV,
I.P., Prof.,: doktor tekhn.nauk, red.; ALROZYNY, S.A., dotsent,
red.; MALOV, A.H., doteent, kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; SHA AUROV,
M.M., dotsent. red.; VOLISKIY, V.S., red.; GALITSOV, A.D., red.;
KABANOV, N.Ya., red.; TOLCHOOT, T.V., red.; THAR TONOV, A.B.,
red.; KRISIN, R.I., red.; Su red.; SHMOVA, K.K., red.
izd-va; RLIKIRD, V.D., tekhn.red.
(Time norms in general machinery manufacturing for applying
coats of lacquer; large, medium, and small scale production]
Obahchemashinostroitelluye normativy rremeni na lakokrasochnye
pokrytiia; krupnoseriinoe, seriinoe i melkoseriinoe proiz-
vodstvo. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-ry, 1959. 83 P. (MIRA 12-6)
1. Moscow. -vauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut truda. TSentrall-
noye byaro promyshlennykh normativoy po tradu. 2. Rabotniki otdela
trudovykh normativov Bauchno-iseledovatellskogo institnta traktora-
sellkhozmasha (for Molotok, Dmitriyev, Gorbatenko, Sharoyan-Sarin-
gulyan. Malakhov).
(Painting, Industrial) (Machinery industry)
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Photographic Ensubsions, and (Amitin siolution- f [it His-i'll, I
1-4"W~-Wosrlull Prikladiwi Khindi. ~ 21. jiil.% 11.01, p.
D.R.tar'. cdmlmusl aml diwo-11.
,T~h. eff e, t 0 e 0 0 of
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solutions, 3r. L-Shor and Z. N. Fav ova. Zhur.
P~ 41. Khim. 2&731FI7963).-~-The effect of KNOt
an steucture formation in gelatin soly- . was studied. - The
coeff. 6f viscosity, ij, *w iheasured from 30 to 400 -for' 4, 7,'
~nldlo' gelatin solns.-- For iliese solos. a. plot of log n
temp. guve a straight line -.7hich ehanged slope-at the point
where structure formation occurred. Thevaluesoflat40*
for the 4. and 10% solrs. were 2.8, 6.8,'ajid 12.1 centl-
poises$ resp. For all 3 solits. the effect of the KNOrUVA to
lower the wrap. at which the slope change occurred slid &
make the migle bttween the 2 parts of the-cui~e ftwicr. j
The Ing of the time I for a given vol. of solo. to now thrb
a capillary was plotted tu, - the applied m3sure. The ru-
Intercept is called the lirfilting. tension K ~Uf_effect J-
K'Noz on PQ was to lower-Itto nearly zero.-.- The nature of'
Lite effvct of KNO, Audlixt by observing Its'effect on
the ability of tormallu ard Chroutc ilurn to coagulate gelatlit.
The formulin test was not offected, but 'it the.chrome alurn
te,,t the addit. of KNOs resulted lit a lower final v1smitt-
of the gnhi. Since chrome Muni ii belicytil-to rract with
the carbuxyl groups, it is propostd that KNOj net
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VASIL'TRV, V.K.; SHOR, M.I.; SHA4SILW, L.P.; IOSIF, Ye.A., kandidat
tekhnicheskTkT-A'illt-,"redaktor-, ZHMMEMUYA, N.N.. redaktor-,
PANKR&TOVA, N.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Negative and positive photographic material] Negativnye i
positivnye fotomaterialy. Pod red. E.A.Iosifa. Moskva, GOB.
Izd-vo "Iskusstvo." (Biblioteka fotoliubitelia no.2) 1955.
100 1). (MT-R A 8: 11)
(Photography--Appratus and supplies)
SHOE, M.I.; VOL, B.G.
Sensitizing photographic emulsions withpotassium iodide. Trudy
LIKI no-3:179-187 155. (KM 9:8)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii proizvodstva kinofotomaterialov.
(Photographic emulsions)
SHOR. M. I.
Use of calculation in the technology- of coeting photographic
emulsions. Trudy LIKI no.4:156-164 '56. (MA 10:5)
l.Kafedra tekhnologii proizvodstva kinof(itomaterialov.
(Photographic emulsions)
SHOR, R.I.; GINDURG, K.M.
Establishing the reasons for deviations frem the principle of the
additivity of densities in the preparation of -mixed emulsions. Zhur.
n4uch. i prikl. fot. i kin. 2 no.5049-357 S-0 '57. (MIRA 10.11)
1. Fabriks, fotobu~ag, LePingrad.
(Photographic emulsions)
-1 01 r, t-I ,/'VI
SHOR, M.; ZAGQRSK&YA, G.
'. tective light
17 no.12:39-42 D
filters for use with printing papers. Sov. foto
157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Photography--Light filters)
SHUR, M.I.; GIITZBURG, K.M.
Research on the kinetics of the chemical ripening of emulsions
for ammoniacal silver bromide printing papers. Zhur. nauch. i
prikl. fat. i kin. 3 no.2:96-loo Mr-Ap '58. (HIR& 11:5)
l.Fabrika fotobumag, Leningrad.
(Photographic emulsions)
SHOR, M. I -
ItTrudy" of the All-Union Research Institute
Photography, no.6, 1957; drying. Zhur. nauch
3 no.2:157-159 Mr-Ap 158.
(Photography) (Drying)
of Cinematography and
i prikl. fot. i kin.
(MIRA 11:5)
VASILIYEV, Vladimir Konstantinovich; Pjq~, Fqy
~ J~L ~ ~op~fovich; SHMSM,
Leonid Petrovich; IOFIS, Ye.A., kand.tskhn.nauk-9'r-ed*-; 79RR
DETSKAYA, N.N., red.; MALI , Z.N., tekhn.red.
[Negative and positive photographic materials] Negativnye i pozi-
tivnye fotomaterialy. Izd.2-e, ispr.i dop. Pod red. E.A.Iofisa.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo "Iskusstvo," 1959. 114 p. (Biblioteka foto-
liubitelia, no.2). (MIRA 12:9)
(Photography-Equipment and supplies)
DERYAGIN, Boris Vladimirovich; DWI, Sergey Maksimovich. Prinimali uchas"iye:
SMIRNOV, O.K.; inzh.. BANEVITSER, A.L., red.
izd-va; WSEVA, I.I., tekhn.red.
[Physical chemistry of the deposition of thin layers on a moving
base] Fiziko-khimiia noneseniia tonkikh sloev na dvizhashchu-
iusia podlozhku. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1959. 207 P.
(MIRA 12:9)
1. Chlen-korraspondent AN SSSR (for Deryagin). 2. Fabrika foto-
bumg, No.4 (for Shor).
(Photographic emulsions) (Films (Chemistry))
SHOR, M.
Whiteness of photographic papers. Scv.foto 19 no.,:53 Mr '59.
1 (MIRA 12:4)
(Photography--Printing papers)
SHOR, M.I.; VOL, B.G.; ZAW..IITA, G.A.
New quality criterion for photographic papers. 7-hur.nauch.i
prikl.fot.i kin. 5 no.1:28-33 Ja-F '60. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Fabrika fotograficheskikh bumag, Leningrad.
(Photography-Frinting papers)
,-ql[OTZ, !,',. I .
In connection with V.I.Shebarqtov's article "Normal' and
lanomalous' aging of photograptiia layers.n' Zhur.nauch.i prikl.
fot.i kin. 5 no.1:62-63 Ja-F 16o. (MDU 13:5)
(Photographic emulsions)
Sheberstov'B, V.Ie)
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S HOR y M. I.
Soviet-made pbotographic printing papers for documents and
texts. Zhur.nauch.i prikl. fot, i kin. 6 no.2zl54-159 Mr-Ap
(MI-RA 14~-4)
(Photograph3n-Printin,, papers)
SHOR, M.I.
Reflex and reversal photographic papers for document copying.
Zhur.nauch.i prikl.fotJ kin. 7 no.5:402-404 S-0 162.
(MIRA 15: 11)
(Photography-Printing
papers)
(Copying processes)
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-x- T2 e r4ence --d'h ~~rea~!;;ent '" Thibor, in the t,-e Case of T' berc-~.'-sJs.
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POSTJTKOVA, Ye.N.; ~`OLIII, G.A.; 10INA, L.V.; NAVRATIZI, Z.A., OWN,-
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TICH, L.'!.; S*TOR, H.S. (Moskva)
74',ffectivenass of strepton7ein and PAS in treating rulmonary tu-
bnrculnsls. Prob.tub.no.4:42-46 ji-Ag '55. (IflaA 8: 10)
(TO-2WULOSIS, PlJL'9Tb-tRY, ther.
PAS & streptom7cin)
(SALTICYLIC ACID, ther. use
tuberc.pulm. with streptomycin)
(STR7TTTlTCTN, ther. use
taberc. pul.,with PAS)
MOROZOVA, L.N.; DOKUCHAYEVA, Z.Te.; ZOLIX, G.A.; KUILAKOVA, A.A.; NAVRATBLI,
Z.A.; POSTNIKOVA, Te.N.; SHOR, M.S. (Moskva)
Iffectiveness of prolonged combined antibacterial therapy of pulmo-
nary tuberculosis. 111n.med. 37 no-12:75-82 D 159.
OCMA 13:4)
1. Iz IV glavuogo upravleniya pri ministerstve zdravookhrananiya
SSSR (nauch-nyy rukovoditell - prof. A.Te. Rabukhiu).
(TUBERCULOSIS)
SHOR) N.A.., klinicheskiy ordinator (Lugansk, ul.Shevchenlco, d.65); BALTAYTIS,
YU.V., student
Use of the "Gornospasatell-211 respirator for inhalation anes-11-hesia.
Nov. khir. arkh. no-5:123-124 S-0 160. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Kafedra obshchey Ichirurgii (zav; - dotsent K.A.Muz3dca) Luganskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(RESPIRATORS) (ANZST11ESIA)
of' K?-,lrij:-gjj-a 40 no-11~108-111 N 165
(IMIRA 18;7)
1, '.Kaferira obShchey 'khirurgl; (7.zi-,r, - do'.Sent K,A,M'lzy-ka)' Lugan3kogo
,.i~rlttslnskogo -,5t!fijta I Lugar.3kaya oblastnava klintcheakaya bol~.Iftsa
vraoh - za~luzzh-mayy -'.r!',;LLih -,-Tkr"~*,"3R 1~b,Vash-:henl:,-~).
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SHOR; N.A.
Diagnostic errors in lesions to major arteries in extremities.
Klin. khir. no.2:64-66 165. (MIRA M10)
1. Kafedra obshchey khirurgii (zav.- dotsent K.A. Muzyka).
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AUTHOR: _~hor, N. Z.
TITLE: On the optimum regulation of a Markov sequence with
two phase conditions
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RSR, Obchyslyuval'nyy
tsentr~ Zbirnyk prats' z obchyslyuvallnoyi matematyky
i tekhniky, v. 1, 1961, 119-124
TEXT: The author discusses the optimum re gulation of a Markov 5e-
quence in terms of a multimove game for two players. The game has
two conditions: Bi and E2* Each move is determined by a matrix of
transitive Drobability
P(m,n) pjj(m9n) P12 (m,n)
P21(m1n) P22(m1n)
Card 1/4
33813
S/696/61/001/000/007/007
On the optimum regulation ... D231/D304
where pij (m,n) (i,j = 1,2) is the probability of transition at the
given moment from condition El to condition E 2, and m and n para-
meters which are chosen by players I and TI respec-cively when they
know the state of the game after the preceding move. A. game con-
sisting of a finite number of moves is considered, and the ordi-
nate k of the final point at which the result of the game is de--
termined. (It is observed that k is a random quantity.) The case
of a single-move game is considered. The Bayyesov strategy of
player II with respect to a given strategy of player I is defined
as that strategy which gives the greatest mathematical expectancy
of II's success. The case of an N-move game is then considered,
and the following theorem is established; Theorem 1: Let player II
for a given strategy of player I have a Bayyesov strategy in the
single-move game. Player I makes use of his given strategy of eve-
ry move of an N-move game. Then, if player II uses for every move
the Bayyesov strategy of the single-move game, this sequence will
be the Bayyesov strategy for the N-move Jame. MN(g,2) is defined
i
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338 P/696/61/001/000/007/007
On the optimum regulation ... D23'/D304
as tho mathematical expectancy of player His success with the game
in condition i(i = 1 , 2), ~ and ~t being the strategies of i and II
re8,pec-6ively, in an N-iaove game. The followinL,,~ definitions Lire
made'.
IIIN=sup inf PIN
-- 1 5 i(~,T)
-:17N=inf sup Mif
M4
M N N.
When the game is said to have value M .1 Abs1rac-
-N
torls note. Mi is erroneously written as VIV in the text. If there
I such that N
are strate4~4es ~ and Mi(~,~) they are called the
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AUTHORS: Bakayev, 0.0., Branovy-LLslka, S.V., Mikhalevych, V.S.,
and Shor, N.Z.
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TIT=-: Determining characteristics o'L a transportation net-
work by the method of successive analysis of variants
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk UkrRSR. Dopovidi, no. 4, 1962, 469-472
T-E'X.T: A method is proposed for the automatic compilation of tables,
used in the economics of transportation, and their insertion in a
digital computer. --chereby a procedure was developed for analysis of
a transportation network, so as to determine the characteristics
(distance between terminals, trans-oortation costs, etc.). The propo-
sed method results in great economy of time (se-veral.hundredfold),
the exclusion of errors, and the possibility of setting up matrices
("checkerboards") of practically unlimited size. In the networkp
the following points are determined: The transportation centers, the
distance betaeen neighboring points, the transportation cost per
-on oetween neighooring points, as well as the production and con-
sumption points and the corresponding volume of product on and con-
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swaption. These data are inserted, together with the program of net-
work anzalysis, into the memory of the digital computer. The algori-
thm. ensures obtaining the shortest distances between points for
choapest cost). The results are sorted in external memory of the
computer, so that it is possible to proceed directly to solving the
main transportation problem. 14athematically, the problem is formula-
ted as follows: Let an infinite set of points t 11 t2l ... I tn be gi-
ven. For certain ordered pair of these points, one determines the
distance between them. An ordered set of points is called chain, if
for each pair of points, belonging to it, the distance has been de-
termined. Now the problem amounts to the determining (among all the
possible chains, connecting 2 given points), the chain to which the
distance is minimal. Such a chain is called optimal. The algorithm
for solving the problem is based on the method of successive analy-
sis of variants, developed at the Computer Center of the AS UkrRSR;
thereby the shortest distances form a given point to all the other
points of the chain are determined simultaneously. The parameters
of oDtimal chains are stored for further analysis, whereas those of
ones are rejected. The algorithm is described by means
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of 5 tables. The operation of the algorithm is schematically repre-
sented; thereby it becomes evident that the algorithzi is convergent.
it is noted that the com-outation time for a "checklerboard" of 100 x
100, does not exceed 12 minutes on the "Kiyev" digital computer.
T.Iie above algorithm can be used for various transportation problems;
division uf ,,iork between different types of transportation, distri-
bution of products in region- of consumption (transportation and
oroduction costs being taken into account), location of industries?
U
etc. There are 1 figure, 1 table and 3 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION; Obchyslyuvallnyy Isentr AN UR3R (Computer Cent-er of
the AS UkrRSR)
PRE,SENTE'D:
SUBMITTED:
by Academician V.M. Hlushkov AS UkrRSR
August 30, 1961
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AUTHORS Shkurba, V.V. and ~h~~
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TITLE: Probabilistic calculation of the mean.time for per
fOrnling arithmetical operations on an electronic
digital computer
-f-RIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika, telemekhanika
1 3.
'vychislitellnaya tekhnika, no. 1, 1963, 5,'abstract~_
IB26 (Tr. VI Vses. soveshchaniya po teorii veroyat-
nostey i matem. statistike, 1960, Vil'nyus, Gos.'.
269-274)
izd-vo polit. i nauchn. lit. LitSSR, 1962,
p
TEXT: -for addition
The authors consider the mean time in A-~
accmulating adders with Icascade' carry-over (adder type I), in I
acctuaulating' adders with-1transversel-carry-over (adder type II),
and
in the single-volume pulsed adder (adder type-III). They obtair~
both the mean,value and t he distribution of the addition time. The
number's A band B is,determined by the time delay on
time for adding
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i.
the carry-over pulse