SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TEZKY, A. - THEILER, G.

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TZZKY' Antonin, promovany fyzik; BEZVODA, Vaclav, pr.omovany geolog
Electric logging in hydrogeological boring in the Sokolov Basin.
Geolog pruzkum 5 no.1:19-21 Ja 163.
1. Ustav uzite geofyziky, Brno; Katedra uzite geofyziky,
Prirodovedecka fakulta, Karlova universita., Praha.

UVICKA., Milan, promovany geolog; TEZKY, Antonin, promovany fyzik
Wall logging measurement on the-siderite deposit in the
Nizna Slane. area. Geol pruzkum 5 no. 10:306-307 0 163.
1. Ustav uzite geofyziky, Brno.

TEZKY.q- Antonin
Conference on well logging. Geol pruzkum 5 no.7:220-221 JTI 163.

MATOLIN, Milan; TEZKY,, Antonin
Radioisotopes and ionizing radiation in geophysics and the mining
industry. Geol pruzkum 6 no.9:286 S 164.

TEZUK, 0.
the Composition suum Froteins in PTeg-
n ';IarV
Chon, 288, 501-61
imlividual scrum livAcitl fractimi~ collhiin
pro,thdic carhoh~ Idrate grotip,,. The hvvosu (1) wid arcryl-
(11) 11111(1 ;Vjjj,,jt tjj.Ik,(' 111, (11, 1-1_-
tioll Call be dl,~td. by pptg, th'! protl i(l, mid
dog, I wid 11 colirns. in the N"mially 5urmil
cowaills 179-200 mg. poly.4archal 111'. per 100 vc, of w1lich
'/, !q I and I~s ii 11. !~vri;m jirolthi-l,ouml voil-livdiate j,
Am) much greater than free svium gluct*u. Itz iliv Li~t tri.
mc5tcr of pregnancy proteir-bomid incrcg~c.
warkt-fly although scrurn pro'cin c,vit:v. is jimirli'lICTI.
,,~Crum protein-bound etrbohydrate c,MA-45 ,f 2 wporate
typc,: (,.I) &1uq.-oprutc;n which by ~,tlt fractio(tatimi is
frmn(I in the idbunim portion wid (11) tile globutill portioll
con',g. 4.51,~v carbohydrate. III prermoiry thc scmill p-n-
teii, arbohydra(c ri~~e occur5 in C;c idbutni:i fnictiou amt is-
doulitc thp. normal vallic, whitc. the alimmill fractioll itsvIf
i:; somewhat dimini%ficd. No significant aitcrafioli ocom';
in t.he gir,butin carbohydrate fniction, Berwird Ricin

TEZYAKOVI A.
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Such bureaus are needed everywhere. Ment.promA khud.promys. 2
no.lt27,28 Ja 161. (MIRA 14:4)
(Machine accounting)

TICUAKOV A.
Centralised delivery of goods to cooperative societies. From.
koop. 14 no.8:9 Ag '60. (MIRA 13: 8)
1. Sachallnik otdola Mongorpromsoveta.
(Moscow Province-Delivery of goods)

THAGI D
THACI2, D. Our present duties in collectivization of agriculture. P.4-
Vol. 10, No. 5, May 1956, PER BU.TQFSINE SOCULISTE, Tirane, Albania.
SOs Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EFAL),, 14, Vol. 5, No. 10.
oct. 1956.
4

NISSLER, X.; THAL, A.
Contribution to the clinical picture of pu.Imonar-;- fibrosis.
Cesk. pediat. 20 no.3:386-3'*,;8 Mr 165
1. Kinderklinik der medizinischen nademie, Magdeburg, DDR.

THAUU, Karl, 1898-
1....
(25 zadanii, 27 tablits, 78 figur" Aufgaben aus der flugzeu-statik. Yosl-va, Glav.
red. aviatsionnoi lit-ry, 193?. 115 P. (49-3-"185)
TL671.6.T515
1. Aeroplanes. 2. Strains and stresses. I. Toichamnn, Alfred, 1902- jt. am.
TI. IArrashev5kii, D. E., tr. III. Shishkin, Seri_7ei Nikolaevich, ed.

mALATi, Karl, :L898-
(25 zadanii, 27 tablits, 78 figur) Aufgaben aus der flugznufpstatik. Ylosl~va, Glav. red.
aviatsionnoi lit-ry, 1937. 115 p. (49-34185)
TL671.6.T535

Th
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Zadar-iia po stroite'Llnoi mekhanike samoleta (25 z;.nd.)nil, 27 tablits T- figur) AtXc?--iben aus
der flugzeuastatik. Moskva, Glav. refi. aviatsionnoi lit-ry, 1937. L5 ,. (49-34185)
TL671.6.T515

MLAU, KU
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Thalau, Kid, 18PS-
3a;~;,111)1, _"O UPONTem.non 3tcxmnx:e r~~Nicme-ra (25 3aAa-
nol pej. C. H. MT;mruma. Mocr, rav. pej. aauagnc~~
Hon
.11IT-pu; [etc.) 1937.
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115 (1. e. 112) p. dingra. 22 cm.
-At head of title: K, Tanay ti A. Tafixmait.
Trnnelation of Aufgaben aus der flupeugstatik.
"AliTepaTypa": P. 106-tllfh
1. Aeroplanes. 2. Strains and stressei. t. Telchmanu, &Ifred-
1902- Joint nuthoF,'--iz 51-0
ral pt, i tr. uL .9h1sbido,
Title tran-il(terated: Zadmilfa 1w et'voltel'tiol mckhanl
Uhrnry of CongTess

THAIER, Gyorgy
Siome words atout nuclear instruments. Rad-Lotechnika 12
no. 6:18 5 --fe, * i 62.

THALER , Gyorgy
Transistor scaler. Radiotechn4ka 12 no.10:3"-345 0 162.

KOCHR Jozseti TfU __gyorgZ
I
1-fany-channelled hodoscope. Koz fiz kozl 14TA 9 no.5/6:351-355 1611)

THALFA,, Gyorgy
High-power supply unit for transistor sets* Radiotechnika 13
no.6-.230-232- -To 163.

lit.
.05--0' (from UtOll), jaitu -t. V (c 1.78, Call,). Tit(:
Aeactioll product of Dell and 0,39 g. It with 141wrldille at 0'
-%vas steam di5td., the residoe extd, with Calls, the exts.
MO., the residut he.:Acd in MOOT with tracc3 of ff,SO..
"-,veids reindved and the erade product chrt kmalogral tiled GII
AlO% in Calls to yield 0.12 g. banxylidene deriv. (if 11, tit.
142-3' 'front EtOll). XXXI. Some derivitives of 14;:~
te~ine ul~iehLd&. An improved preparAtion of .~'-bcn.' _N7
DTFR~ ~L-c steine. K. Balenovic" N. BrUal t. H. MiAnert,
%ja or and Zagreb,
-t. of 7.03 g. S-
M7 1()(irl -tiglish).-Ifeating'a. tnix
r
bentyl-L-cysteine and 5.2 g~ o-rjf4(CO)j0 0.5 lir. at 114-
150 with stirring, extg. the melt with 40 ml. warin Calls, ad-
-ping 2-
ding 15 ini. petr. ether to the filtered soln., and kee
lirs. in all icebox gives -10-6070 RCOlT1 (1) [R - o-Celf,
(CObNCfl(CH-SCHPh) throughout this ab,~tractl. ("J"u,
105" to - 125"; dilg. the mother liquor with rit? tit). petr.
ether gives brunediately 2G-40% 1, fallo' -136" to -145*
und after keeping overnight in all icebox 7-10% 1, fa)lv'
analytical San) ((Till CFfClrpctr.
Nis
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r JaIV -1 :L-0.I*(cO,56,MeOH). Reducing2g.
fprcpd, according to C.A. 47,1635d, (Cily -136
V (C 1.44, C.Ha)] byRosenmund-Zetsche inethod gives 97%-
1 4 -102 -
.,~U)jelloiv oil, fall. -+I*(c2.2,C41IA). Re
it mLxt 305 g. ff. 2.6 ml. (CH101flti, 0.~, C
It . of . ml, C'jT' 5 hrs.. I
W.111' iLad 150
&iWoliatud evaiij: gives 3,5 g. crude ethylene ac"~ MJN#
11; after chrouiatography on A1101 and crystn. frota Mi r
petr. ether, pure III, in. 05-7% [a] V -78 :L- 0.5' (c 2
CJT4),wasobtained. Reffuxing3 lirs. arRixt, of7.38 g. III,
EMU, and 20 tnt.'M N1114.HtO solu~ In E-toH,
150 ml. r
rwling, filtering off ~hesepd. plithaloy1hydrazide and wash-
lug with ClIClj gives S-bcazA-i--cysteiiiCaIdehyde ethylene-
acetal. bma 105-10', la]V -54 -+ V (c 1.07, OAN HCI).
Adding 1.6 g. powd. CIL(COJI)i to 2.5 g. 11 in 5 mi. C,
keeping overnight; beating 8 Im. at 46-60', acidifying with
2 10% lItSO,, extg.with M-0, dryingand evapg. gives 2A g.
OilY RCIl:CItCOjII, which is chroinatographed on A1xOj in
MC&CO soln. and crystd. from CII,Clrpetr. ether, in, 141-
it. GuAtak

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YUGOSLAVIA/Organic Chemistry - Naturally Occuring, Substances E-3
and Thiair Synthetic Analogs
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khirri.ya, No 2, 1957, 4562
Author -Thaller, V.V.
Title Some Derivatives of Tyrosine. Amino Acids. XXX.
Orig Pub Aeniv kemiju, 1955,,-27, No 4~ 193-195
Abstract By hydrolysis of L-I.-(p-methoxyphenyl)-2-phthali-Midobu-
tanone-3 (I) was ob4bain3d PL-1-(p-hydrcxypheiiyl)-2-amLno-
butanone-3 (111). 2 g 1, 6 ml glacial C1 CO011 and 12 ml
K (d 1.7) boiled 3-hours, from filtrate'3is separated
hydeoiodide of II ) ~,Ield 50%, MP 197-1990 (decomposes;
precipitated with ether from alcohol solution). By
treating hydroiodide of II with AgC1 in 0-3% HC1, Is
obtained the hydrochloriae of II, yield 63%, NP 16o-
1630 (decomposes). An attempt to prepare II by treating
L-1-(p-methoxyphenyl)-2-phthalimido-4-carbethoxybutanone-
3 (111) with I[Br was unsuccessful due to racemization.
Card 1/2 - 117 -

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Hydrazinolysis at room temp.
gave andoo acid vinylogs, while acid hydrolysis gave a.
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TEMLER, V -
Yugoslavia (430)
Technology
Amino acids. 11. N-Phthalyl-p-methojq-L-phonyl-
alemine. p. 68. Arhiv Za lemiju, Vol. 20, no. 1-4,
1948.
last European Accessions List. Library of Congress,
Vol. 1, no. 14. Dec. 1952. UNCIASSITIFID.

PlAt"11, V,
,rob.)
"Chromittograpby." p. 29/+. (Prirodn Vol. /~O, no. 8. Oct. 1953, Zap
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Vol. 3'. No. 6, Library of Congress,
Feb. 1954, Uncl.

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PAPP,'Indras, Dr.; HXLLN, Barna, Dr.; THALY Imre,,, Dr.; VAMO6, Gesa, Dr.;
KATOWL, Marta. Dr. ; VIZT,
Experiences with lung resections. Tuberkulosis 10 no.10-12:276-279
Oct-Doe 57.
1. As Allazi Fodor Jozaef Tha. Gyogyinteset (Igesgato-foorvoni Risko
Tibor dr.) kozlenenys.
(PjmmNBCTOIrr
early & Ute results, statist. (Han))
I

PAPP, Andras, dr.; NMTff, Tibor, dr.; STIRLING, Gertrud, dr.;
THALT, Inre. dr.; VAMOS, Geza, dr.; VINCZE, Egon, dr.
Data an the pathogenesis and therapy of inferior lobe cavitation.
Tuberk. kerdesel 9 no-3:122-125 June 56.
1. Az Allami Fodor Jozsef Tbc. Gyogyinteset (igas.-foorvos:
Risko, Tibor, dr.) es a2 Orazagos Koranyi Tbc. Oyogyintezat
(Igaxgato-foorvos: Dessauer. Pal. dr.) kozl.
(TUBERCULOSTS. PULMONART, patbol.
cavitation of inferior lobe, pathogen. & ther. (Hun))

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THAMM,F. (Budapest X1. Muegyetex rakpart 3)
Image distortion of the dimple polariscope; dedicated to Professor
Adam Muttyanszky on his 70th birthday. Periodica polyt'Ochn eng 4
no.1:19-40 160. (EEAI 10:1)
1. Lehr3tuhl fur Technische Mechanik der Techniseben Universitat,
Budapest.
(Polariscope)

TIWIM., Ftrlgyes, dr.
lCalculation of endurance strength of machine parts"' by
Tasz-lo Sora. Reviewed by Frigyes Thamm . Jarmu memo gep,
11 no.1:36 J064.

T-HAMM, Ff I glya3 , Id r ~ , nj Jt,:-.3
Some rem&rks at-out Ih,~ frj,- dlrv~nil~nlng
with Internal nnd thf, ~,~,Ilnr .-,nerga
as atom I", My 't,4.
L. Chair of Tochrical Mechanlo-i, Budapest Tc~chn-lcal

THWI, Frigy9s, tanarseged
S
Practical problems of optical strain investigations. Meres automat
8 no-5:131-3,38 160.
1. Muszahi Egyeto=,, Budapest.

CZECHOSLOV,UM/Inor,r,unic Chemistry - Complex Compounds.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Mimiya., No 19, 1959, 67486
Author : Thilo, E.
List
Title Chemistry of HiGh-Molecular Weiopt Inorganic CorTounds
Especially Chemistry of Phosphates and Silicates
OriG Pub Collect. czechoal. chem. commun., 1957, 22, Spec. issue,
276-286. Discuss., 286-287.
Abstract Survey.
Bibliography, 4 titles.
Card 1/1 45

THA N-1, I.
A problem of annular closing plates of small upright steam boilers.
Acta techn Hung 34 no.1/2:17-54 161.

THANIUMT, R. V1 a . inz.
A jib for unloadix% the metal sheets from covered goods wagons.
Tech praca 14 no.10:833 262.

-THILO, E..
Selected problem of the chemistry of condensed phosphates and silicates. Tr. from the
German. p. 651
WIADOMOSCI CHEMICZNE. (Polskie Towarzystwo Chemiczne)
Wroclaw. Vol. 12,, no. 1l,, Nov. 1958
PoDind/
Monthly List of East European Accessions Index (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, no. 6, June 1959
Uncle

50), RU14/3-59-9-2/67
AUTHOR: Thinius, Kurt, Dr. and Lommatzsch. D.C. GUnter
TITLE: Contributions to the Knowledge of Tridimensional-Grid
Polymers I
PERIODICAL: Revista de ohimie, 1959, Nr 9, pp 495-500 (Rumania)
ABSTRACT: The authors emphasize that the requir ments regarding
the mechanical and thermal resistancTf organic glass
have increased considerably during the last ten years.
Due to the rapid development of aviation and the in-
crease of flight speeds through jet propulsion, the
utilization of the usual methyl polymetacrylate has
become almost impossible. On the other hand, the condi-
tions of mechanical resistance are more severe due to
the high altitudes of flight, where it is necessary to
use pressurized cockpits; and the heat developed in
construction. mate.rLals is also increased. Obtainin6
improved organic glass is possible through the follo-

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ing measures; utilization of compounds with high di-
a for example, methyl ester of alpha-
pole moments, as,

Contributions to the Knowledge of Tr-Ldimensional-Grid Polymers
chlor-methy-lacryll-Lc ao:.d. Unforll-unate2y, the esters of
the alpha-ch,loraarylic- acid are very poisonous. A-
nother measure is tc. obtain the space grid by means
of the main valences. There is also the method of im-
provement by directinn- the molecules through drawing,
and the preparation of polymers containing inorganic
elements in 'he main chain. The Institute of Chemistry t/
and Technology of PI-asti-cs in Leipzig, East Germany,
has tested the improvement of the quality of the poly-
methylacrylates and polystyrene, through formation of
the tridimensional networks by means of the main va-
lences. The authors present these tests. They describe
the polymerization in the presence of hexahydro-1,3,5-
-triacryloil-tr-Jazine,j and dedicate special sections to
the thermal and mecharical properties of the polymers
obtained. There are 1 photograph, 2 tables, 5 graphs
and 5 referenQes, 3 of vih-Joh a.-_re German and 2 Ameri-
Card 2/3 can.

RUM/3-59-9-2/67
Contributions to the Knowledge of T-ridimengional-Grid Polymers V-11'
ASSOCIATION: Imstitute for Chemistry and Technology of Plastics
Leipzig, East Germany.
Card 3/3

THOMA, F. ; SZIDAROVSZKYj J. ; HARASZTIj G.
Strengthening steel bridges with posttensioned structures. p. 286.
MELYEPITESTUDOMANYI SZEMLE. (Kozlekedes- es Kozlekedesepitestudomanyi
Egyesulet) Budapest, Hungary, Vol. 9, no. 6, June 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), IZ, Vol. 8, No. 8,
August 1959.
Uncla.

THIU-14I.-F.
TECHNOLOGY
PEFJODICAL: I-SPLES ES AUTOMATIKA- Vol. 6, no. 7/8, 1958
Thamm, F. A simple device for the investigation of optic stresses. p. 208.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) W, Vol. 8, No. 2,
February 1959, Unclass.

REUSS, E., prof.* THAMM# Fe
The condition of membrane stress of a spheric ahell in the vicinity
of concentrated momentum. Periodica polytechn eng 4 no-3:217-226 160.
(EFAI 10:6)
1. Lehrstuhl fur Technische Mechanik der Technischen Universitat,
Budapest.
(Structural shells) (Strains and stresses)

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THAM, Frigyes, tanarseged
Investigation of plastic parts in polatized light. G-p 13 no,4:
133--138 Ap 161.
1. Budpaouti Munald. Egyatem,

- TUR4, Frigyes
Calculation of power effects occurring during the collision
of railroad cars. Jarmu mezo gep 4 no.5:206-217 11 157.

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AUTHOR: Thamm, Frigyes, Assistant Professor
TITLE: Testing of plastic components in polarised light
PFMODICAL: G'ep, no. 4, 1961, 133 - 138
TEXT: The strength of plastic components can be determined quickly, reliab-
ly and by a non-destructive method with polarized light. The product is examined
by placing it between two polarisets and transmitting light through it. This
produces double refraction in the plastic pfoduct and two kinds of lines: dark
lines, along which the main directions of the double refraction are parallel to the
polarising surfaces of the polarisers (these are the isoclinic lines) and coloured
lines, connecting spots which display a constant frequency deviation (isochromates)
Tests have shown that the phenomenon of double refraction Is caused in plastics by
the arrangement of molecule chains, which have a considerable effect on the -
strength of the plastic material. This is greatest in the direction of the chain,
considerably smaller transversely, and smallest in those places where flows of
liquid plastic coming from opposite directions meet each other. The main direc-
tions of double refraction have the same orientation as the molecule chains, or
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H/011/61/000/OG4/001/002
Testing of plastic components in polarised light A054/A126
are perpendicular to this trend, thus the isoclinic lines show the orientation of
the molecule chains. The arrangement of these chains is affected 1) by the elong-
ation occuring in the plastic product under mechanical influence, 2) by plastic
deformation which takes place when the material is heated beyond its softening
temperature. In some materials (polyethylene, polyamide) the molecule chains are
able to arrange themselves besides each other, without any plastic-viscous migra-
tion.. Although it was not possible until now to establlih any accurate relation-
ship between the degree of strength and the various phenomena of double refraction,
so much is certain that a plastic product in which the number of isochromatic
lines is low, has sufficient strength. At the present stage of development this
method can mainly be applied to general quality assessment, as well as for the
control of the injection molding process, as an Indication of the most suitable
places of injection, etc. In view of the wide range of application, the apparatus
used in these tests vary greatly. in serial testa, for instance, when the aim is
to reject products which have been cooled down too rapidly, or which were cast at
too 16w a temperature, very simple instruments are employed, similar to those used
in testing the strength of glass products. It is not necessary to fix the polari-
eers in a rotating condition, becaust the various constelliltions are obtained by
moving the object. One of the best devices for this purpose is the Soviet nkc-5oo
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H/011/61/000/004/ool/002
Testing of plastic components Li pclarised light A054/Ai2o
(PKS-500) instrument 07.1-n-h has a very lar6e field of view, so t1hat large products
c;an be examined with it. When the product tested has to be photographed, a mono-
chrornatic light-source, preferably a sodium vapour lamp has to be attached to the
apparatus. There are 13 figures, 1 table and 8 references: I Soviet-bloc and 7
non-Soviet-bloo.
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with shrink fits. In Cerman. P. 299.
V01. 13, No. 31/4, 195C
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SCIENCE
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TIL'U'a"', I.
Calcula!-.i-m of the strenght of rapilly rotatinr~ cyli~---!rical machine CO-ponents regu-
lated by ',-..ot dmwing. p. 294.
Vol 17, no. 3/4, 1955. KOZL".TTj'!-'I. Buda-pest, Hungary.
So: Eastern European Accession. Vol 5, no. 4, April 1956

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KEGSKES, Lajos, dr.; MUTSGHIXR, Ferenc, dr.i THAN, Ede, dr.; FARKAS, Imre, dr.
Separation of estrone, 17- &-estradiol and estriol isolated frm.
human ovaries with paper chromatography. Magy. noorv. lap. 26 no.l:
52-57 Ja 163.
1. A Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Szuleszeti- es Nogyogyaszati
Klinikajanak kozlemenye (Igazqato: Lajos Laszlo dr. egyetemi tanar).
(ESTRIOL) (ESTRADIOL) (ESTRONE) (OVARY) (CHROMATOGRAPHY)
(PREGNANCY., ECTOPIC) (STEIN-LEVENTHAL SYNDROME) (MENSTRUATION DISORDER$

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
GLOB, Ivan, M.D., ILLEI, Qyorgy, M.D., Gabor M.D and TWI
Adr M.D., of the Complex Brigade at =di~-~~",rity
"Or"Itudotaanyi Eactem Komplexbrisadja) in Pvca.(Diroctor: BMKO,
Oyorgy,
"Clinical Findiat;e of the Screanina Tests an the Workers in the Pro-
duction Collectives in Jam Sellye - Gynecological"
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap Vol 104, No 1q,, 12 H%y 1963P P. 873.
Abstract: One thousand nine hundred and seventy-nine women workers were
examined. Incidence and distribution in the various age Groups of womb
dispiacement, myoma, ovarial tumors and cysts, inflammation of the ad-
nex, menorrhamr, sterility, gravidity, post -hysterectomical condition,
post-laporotomy condition, post-colpoperineorrbalpy condition, polypus
cervicia, erosio portionis, preblast-stosis, carcinoma cervicis, and
"--G#e =rbo Specologica vere covered. One r*ference to a Hungarian pub-
1:, tion,

KWSKES) Lajos; MUTSCHLER) Ferenc; GLO6, Ivan; 11UN, Ede, FARFAS, 1mre;
CEGLEDI, iczsef; KOBOR, Jozsef
Indirect paper chx-omatographic methods for determimtion of estrogens
in the urino. Kiserl. orvostud. 13 no.5:468-480 0 161.
1. Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Szule3zeti as I'logyogyaszati
Klinikaja. (ESTROGENS urinj

KT,CSKE:S, L.; ITMCLB-q, F.; ZAIIOIICSEK A.; FARM I.; lu""U
(X,mntitative fluoremetric determination of urinary estrogens isolated
by naper chromatography. KiserleteG orvostud. 10 no.4:402-404 Aug 58.
1. Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Naetem Szuleszeti e9 Nog7ogyaBzatI Klinikaja.
(ESTROORS, in urine
quantitative fluorometric determ. of estrogens isolated
by paper chromatography (Hun))

KERPEL-FRONIUS, Sandor, KISS, Annamaria# THM,,_P~~qjedical University of
Pecs, Institute of Pathophysiology (Pecsi Orvostudgmanyl, Egyetem, Korelettani
Intezat).
*The Fffect of Coll Pyrogen Lipopo3avaccharide on the 02 Consumption and
Body Temperature of the Rat at Different Environmental Temperatures."
Budapest, Kiserleteg Orvostudonwo Vol MII, No 2, Apr 66, pages 198-202.
Abstracts (Authors' Hungarian summary) The effect of 5 pg of pyrogen coli lipo-
polysaccharide on the body temperature and heat production of mature rate, at
35, 30, 20 and 100C environmental temperatures, was studied. At 350C, the
temperature of the already hyperthermic animals was not raised further by the
pyrogen and the 02 consumption was also increased only in acme of the cases.
At 30 and 200C, identical elevation In body temperature was provoked by the
pyrogen and there was no change in the difference of body temperatures before
administration of the pyrogen. There was a considerably larger increase in
heat production - in response to the pyrogen at 200 than at 300. At 100,
there was no elevation In body temperature in response to the pyrogen in
spite of the fact that there was an increase in heat production. 4 Hungarian,
3 Western references. (Manuscript recelved 14 Jun 65.3
1/1
- 47

VEMUTESWARLU2 K.; THANAJAKSIM, R,
Urey-Bradley force field and thermodynamic propbrties of
XYJZ type of molecules. Acta physics. Pol 22 no,5:423-427
N 162o
I* Department of Physicaj, Annamalai University,, Annamalainagar..
South India.

HAYN-,`,R,'L--- JirLjj, Jnz,,,,
-T 23RLadimir., inz.; SPIRIT,
I
We shall take a lesson from the new organ-.zation of scientific and
technical information in the Soviet Unions Podnik organizace 16
no.12:554-557 D 162.

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to low-tempersturr earbonimiation Prue"*-& for bituminous coals in
FnghuW and America evinces all increasing tendency to the ume of goo
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IT. I. S-criab411- and, !~'. 11. f~.~ encl:--~-' -J.;ae of --cr-stic an-~ (:~. ~~J`
~ . - . 1- --"7- -- t, - I
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,_ 0 No
SO: Adv-nces in Modern Fiol2a (Uspeklii Sovremennai Biclogi ) Vol. XXII, - 3, 19/ .

Aj\
14. Following the adsorption of ions on a silver Iodide surface by means of
E. Pung-o i_XQjjmj:T-_-Thege. Acta Chimica Academiae
UtiaUon. (In German)
Scientiarum Hungaricae' Vol. 17,1958, No- I',, pp. 113-117p 2 tabs.
7he titration of iodide was examined in the presence of thiocyanate,
sUlphate and phosphate ions usipg adsorption indicators for end point indication.
E~ccpss consumption observed at these titrations proved to be suitable for
calculating the radii of thiocyanate, sulphate and phosphate ions. The results show
that thiocyanate ions, like haloid ionspre not absorbed as hydrates in contrast to
"uncoated9 sulphate and phosphate ions Ledsorbed in the fom of hydrates.
'[Retyped Clipped Abstract)
-Card 1/1.
bt

/2 an silver Iodide surl (In G
I'. Fung2t, ~ Ko IV e.
-
idet)ji
Chintica c
ies
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1955, No. 1-2. pp. 149-154_~~ Igs.
Investigating the mechanl[sin of the I~dlcatlon
eactfors of adsorption indit-Ators it was found that In,
I
the case 6f p-ethozy-chrysol-kne the functioning
of this i
indicator is the consequence of aft'acid_base reaction
0
irring on the surface through the action of excess t
CCE
afitoger6us (A
or I-). According to the adsorption
1
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l
b
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A
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y experbuenta
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f
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ions. Tile sto
e of the tangent of I
t le ad.~Jrptlou mirve,
r
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I
did
i
d I
i
t
ta
o
e prec
es prepare
n. two different ways.
p
in the first series of experinteuts a silver Iodide prepared
in advance by precipitation filtration. wfuthing and
j drying in the dark was Investigated. Ju the -wcond
sink's the sliver I(Altiz ptecipitnted directly In tile
reaction vessel was examined. 11,Ypeflinclital dnta
ofitaffidd eonflr6tcd that luteractkm betwresi silver lodifle
and nitrous acid occurs in the prmnvc of pofamium
cb1pride. The mulion procceds in couformity
with the.
~
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witen bo;!~tl willi C;i(:Ij ~olii. thr qwf.,i,
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e:rtou "f tl't tj 0'1 fit'! -~wfat:v arp'.1
-;:f ~md 01." cotivil rJ 'k. UPS

THEIBSZ, Jozaef
Development of the export of food industry machinery. Elelm
ipar 14 no.1:24~27 A 160.
1. Elelmezesipari Tervezo Intezet.

THEIBSZ, Jozsef
Comminution in the food industry. Elelm ipar 14 no.3/9:260-268
Ag-S l6o.
1. Malomgepfajleszto Inteset.

THEIBSZ$ JOzSef
The latest nesults ol" the Hungarian milling machinery production.
Periodica polytechn eng 7 no.3:239-248 t63.

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harit, a Vol. V. N
Pkimetili 'P4'
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.d 'If the beh it the . ed
,jj,d,IV I% Ion,
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a bwket -rilig noccurl I
the *Aopw b-cautt a greater Clttt I JI,na.%cf, thl,
I. I. oo aWteation . the IncTia"d r .
nf kfivvfy JUC lit Me applying dcfk00" paid
'w Cale', h.. overc attention I ... uld N. U,
can In the V 11,
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VLADEA . I.; BARBU , V.; UNGUREANU , C.; BEJAN, I.; THEIL, H.; COTOCIU ,
Eleonora
Influence of the main parameters on the pulverization angle
of a rotary injector. Bul St si Tchn Tim 7:185-195 162.

yj - E Fjj V - , ji.j UNGUREANU, C.; c(mwid, ~..
a~ . . , - -
Dynamic cha-racteristics of the in Z)f ~rlfra
M4-xtilres w.tth Fonor coa". &a1 Lt sl ','ehn llm 8 no.if77-84
j a-le 163.

Acclutfulloa 4M comr0ment lisailou readloas ta
d1agawls ef limoellimfs. J. Jarmis, I xr,41 .I
0 L vska. (Anit. Unio. Al. Ctj-,IiA`~, ha, t953, 1), &
0-100),"AggIntination tcsti giving it-oak jxwWw (.r negative
reactivilo at (Motiom of I , 2s may 1w regarded 1!1 Itcgottive if the
ciampliment. fixatiort motion 1% neptive, tnt both vatdc anti IjunlAn
SMIM. Tile aggintination titto of a 9cront Otani] Irdised at I
100 varico from 1 25 to I : 200. according to the !Amln of
Brucella wvd, and to the technique applied in differrzit liboratorics,

aa4 noa-satitenit 9mcollins. I'amm. It. Th-ife
p 0 attd T. Blierzajawski (A tin, Univ. At. 04rie-SkWvulsk - IAO-ii"fe
1111-1128).-Acrtrinc-dried th-sar 'Ita 4bafus bavis k c:'4;~tc"'t ~itl;
S% aq CCI,CO,li theextractisi-l-ilyscd concentratrd'
I in twficitta IJ3
"h 5 iiart'* (if EMU Ifir 24 hr. at r(wint tomp., ectUtt.
A w4h 1-,'tOft, acetone. a nd etficr. and
"d Fvwti.4k t
4-11
nont the hydrulys'ate i!. ctntfi(lig,41.
"'.1 th. m.. - 'w':'I (Fraction,! I; prutchi). The
centritugate i~i treatcd Ivith exm~s of acetone. wl file 1111. im
Fract M wKit fkw
contytemalt fixatficit), 6 reparol by Aaking a 3-dAy cWhr i nf
Itrucelk will% p4han at toW wid liftethig. Titc,,,- (Wt6tam give
elilter neptive or weakly pj~iitivv Burriet'sklit m-acilutio-lij t'.tlA#ItA
or gaincit pIgA suffering fr,.--mt bntrEll'gJ-'i, ali cmtra~ttlt wi(h stri'"gly
itiv-a reactions gi~,vn Iq llittolliwi-f"s 41114 -1,110, DatliAl
r1rucell(ItTrIlA ka lialit"11, all".1g.ti lim ".ivmg tl~o Ii, mhulfiv
Mil 11.1j"
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fully antlAcitic lj(jfisfk )JIfICONIvi. U. , 'm I

BARBU, V.; THEIL, H,-; 4EISS, F.,; NEGRLI, D,
'heoratical considerations on edd :;-,, S* zi
./ ciurrent cooling. .- -
Tehn Tim 9 no.1:45-56 Ja-le 164.

UNGURFANIJ, C~; THFZI,, H..; 13C)BOEJ)""U, N.
-c -f
Nomograms ror ra,~knnlng pnP.,.vna*.'r '-urnero witlll --)I
air. Bul St si Tehn Tim 9 no.1;143-152 T&-,To ' 64.
1. Submitted April 26, 1964.

T ". M L. ",
the Sttionq for U uikl Care
ro,.:, th-c Germ P. 503, (,""N'T A ':nT
r, r *. t i c 11' r-, 7~,, b I i c .Tr
No. 11, Nov; 1952,
SO: Mloathly List of Ew-st Europez~. Accessio.-.s, (BEAL), LG, Vol. 4, 5,
MR-Y 1955, U'.,Icl.

.-RUMANIA'I ChepIcal Toohnolggy,'Chemibal-Products and. H-32
Fai~t 4 - Cellulbse-and Its
"-Deri'vatives, Paperi
Abs Jour : Referat. Zhur. Khimiya., No 4,,1958, 13247.
Author : I. Tabacinik, B. Theiler.
Inst : Not given
Title : Bitumen Emulsions for Roof Paper Manufacturing.
Orig Pub : Caluloza si hirtiel 1957, 6, No 1, 31 - 32.
Abstract : The impregnation of the fiber mass with bitumen emulsion
in the cold with the bitumen deposition on fibers by the
A12(SO ) electrolyte produces a uniform distribution of
bitumeh 2nd preserves the roof paper strength as compared
with the impregnation and coating of the finished paper
in a bitumen bath at 1800. It is recommended to introduce 41.
this method.
Card 1/1

STj R-7
Cau-itry: Run,_.nia
Academic D3grs~is: -not given-
Affiliatio,i: -not given-
Source: Bucharest) Comunicarile ,.cE,,demiej Republicii Po-pulare Romine,
vo 1 xi I NTO 8 1 19 6 11 pp b 71 -
Data: wi,.~,O Pro ro sit ions Concerning Some Problems of Non-Parametric
ties
Statist-
GPO 981643

C ou-i-UI-Y: R,=', a n i a
Academic Dwirces: -not given-
Af 1' Uatici: -no t"iven-
0
Source: BL,,charest IComunicarile Academiei Republicii Populare Romine
Vol XI 7 NO 8 ) 1961 2 pp 6 13-b-I'G -
Data: "Probabilistic Model for Some Problems of Non-Parametric Statistics."
Gpo 9a1643

Given ','am--:;
Country: Ru ir. ~, n, i a
Acader,dc Degrees: -not given-
Affil i ation: -nct given-
Source: Bucharest7 Comunicarile Acaderrdei Republicii Po-oulare Romine,
Dewa: v0 I xi , No b 1 1961, pp b77-bb3-
"An Ey.,tet Expression for Smirnov's General Distribution and
Two Consequences Arising from It."
GPO 9B1643

.-, ~' i , .' -I -
S U'Z-I ~ Names
COIL-Itl-j: Rumania 14 F:- t L L. P\,
Academic Degrees: -not given-
Affiliation: -mt given-
source: Bucharest, Connunicarile Academiei RepubliciiPopulare Romine,
Vol XINo 8, 19612pp 885-bS .
Data: "Proo-'--~,ms of the Kvit-Maniya Sype I Finite Case, Concerning Unilateral
Deviat~ons.ll
GPO 981643

C Ru.-,;ania
Acadeezzic Degrees: -not 7iven-
0 C)
Affiliation: -rot given-
Source: Bucharest 7 Comunicarile Academiei Republicii Populare Romin-r,
Vol XII No 8.2 19611, pp d9l-b94.
Da t a "Problems of Non-Parametric Statistics of the Wang Shou Yen wnd
Renyi Types."
GPO 981643

jj :f ",
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y: Rum:an` a
Countz-
Acaderde -not given-
Affiliation: -not given-
Source: Bucharest , USyrunicarilo _cadeniiei ReDublicii Populare Roinine
Vol xi 1 170 6 1 19617 pp bc) ~-d99
Data- "Cin the '~"ritaria of Kohwgorov ti f+nd Smirnov Relating to the 'Ihoory
of lion-Parametric, Statistics.
GPO 98164)

THEILER -0,
Two propositions regarding some problems of nonparametric statistics.
Comunicarile AR 11 no.8:867-871 16.1.
1. Commicare prezentata de Gh. Mihoc, membru corespondent al
Academisi R.P.R.

THEILER, G.
An exact expression for the Smirnov general distribution, and its two
consequences. Commicarile AR 11 no.8:877-883 161.
1. Camunicare prezentata do Gh. Mihoc, membru corespondent al Aca-
demioi R,P.R*

THEILER, G.
A probabilistic model for some problems of nonparametric alltiatics.
Commicarile AR 11 no.8:873-876 961.
1. Comunicare Prazentata de Gh. Mihoc, membru coreaWndent al Aca-
demiei R.P.R.

141HOC, Gh., acad,; TIMILER, G..
A relative-ergodic theorem on simple cha-in with complete
connection., nonhomogeneow', having a finite number of states.
Comunicarile AR 13 no.6:493-498 Je 163.

,TIMIIBR~ G. ..,
F,rgodic theorem on chains with complete,, simple.9 stationary
connections., with a fillite number of states. Comunicarile AR
13 no,6009-516 Je- 163.
1. Comunicare prezentata de academician Gh. Mihoc.