SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEROSHENKO, YE.G. - YEROSHKIN, F.K.

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AUTHOR: Dolginov, Sh. Sh.; Yerosbenko, tLi E
ORG: Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosp and aM.qwavq,.Pr_Q
Academy of Scienc7e-K-SSSR (In titut Zemnogo magnetizTna, ionosftry i rasprostiTaTi-Fry-a
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radiovoln Akademi12Lna-uY-SSSRS)
TITLE: Measurement of the magnetic field In the vicinity of the.npon by the Luna-10
artificial satellite
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 1T0, no. 3, 1966, 5T4-577
TOPIC TAM magnetic field, lunar orbitj lunar satellite Apworor jWvAe,0oVms4r
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ABSTRACT: The magnetic field W- ensity in the vicinity of tho moon was measured by
a three-component magnetometer barried on Luna-10. The magnetometer measurement
range and its threshold of sensitivity in each direation were 50 y (1 Y W 10-5 Oe)
and 1 y, respectively. During the lunar orbital flight the matellite rotated
around a given axis. The magnetic field components :parallel (Ti ) and perpendicular
ML) to this axis were measured. The absolute and relative errors in measuring the
resultant magnetic field were,estimated to be tlO y and 15 Y, respectively. During
the observation period (3 April to 4 May 1966), the 'total magnetic field and Its
components fluctuated in the following ranges: T = 23-40 y, T11 - I-EI-38 y, and
TjL = 12-16 y. A correlation was established between varlatlone in T and TO
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and changes in the magnetic activity index. It was not possible to establish the
presence of a lunar dipole magnetic field or the Earth's magnetoopheric tail by
means of these direct observation methods. The most ireliable average value of Ti.
obtained was 15 Y, which exceeds the interplanetary value forthe owne index of
magnetic activity. It is hypothesized that the moon is magneticOly permeable. The
authors express their gratitude to E. I. Magilovsk , V. ff. Orbid1to, X
Afanas~e and V. P. Lyul k. Orig. art. has: 2 figw?es.
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TITLEt Invostigation of the maoatic Clald from tha aAtolOta IlLun4-10ft
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lunar satellite
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change'-of the index of magnetic activity at th o' earths surfaco. The
.error of the absol 'uto scalar value of the fiold is es;timatod at t1-0 -Y
Comparison of the measured field values in the regiori of tha perlicenter
and apoc'enter and evaluation of possible distortions:of tho field by the
solar wind indicate that the moon does not have a field of a dipole
nature, The authors discuss the problam of whether the observed flold
can ba identified, with the intorplanotaryTiold, of solar odgin, do.
formed or. trapped, by a moon having fizite conductivity. and1pon4cabUlt,,/.
Comparison of measurements in periods of tho~ X%LU and nwi tioons Sails to
indicate a direct. oxtont of the earth's zagnoVLc fielil on t-be nieatti-mo
side to distancoa 60 Rz.
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.structure in.the neighborhood of the moon whose intensity-durin& the
time of obabrvations varied in'the range 24-40 y e in agroiwtent ulith the
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ORG: Tbilisi Affiliate or winso (Thilieski filial)
TITLE: Thermal load. of a pinched arc on a tungsten cathode.
SOURCE: Avtomaticheiskaya, evarka, no, 11, 19660 20-23
TOPIC TiGS: tungsten conductor, cathode, arc vel dingg inert,on velilLng
JABSTRACT.: The artic, le is a report on experimental work being'oone at the Tbilisi
!Affiliate or the VNIIESO to determine the effector the methods used ror inert gas
1,feed and rates of gaB flow on thermal processes vith tungsteb cathodes of various
shapes and sizes in -the current range from 20 to 250 amps. The cathode was silver-
soldered in a copper water-cooled cylinder after which the cylinder-mad cathode were
both turned on a single machine for strict coaxiality. Thermal flux on the cathode
was measured by determining the temperature difference of the lncomin~g and outgoing
cooling yater. Theresultant data were used for determining the relivtionship between
heat flux on the cathode, methods of gas feed (axial. and tangential), rate of gas
flow (1-3 m3/hr), electrode diameter (2,3 and 6 am), electrode length (10 and 20 m)
and current amplitude (20-250 a). It was found that the method of gas feed and rate
of gas flow have practically no effect on the beat flux in the cathode. Increasing
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of the Sulfite Alcd.hol and Hydrolysis Industry.
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STRAMMOV, A.Te., Professor, doktor tekhatcheakikh ank;
X.I., kaudidat tekhatchoskikh nauk.
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StaMnaimd Hadima Institute#
CUL 20, 39 Marah 1931

YEROSHEVSKIY, T. 1. (Prof.), SHISIIKIN, F. A.
Ophthalmology
Ophthalmoligic aid at the greet communist construction projects; Kuybyshev
-Hydroelectric Power Station. Vest. oft. 31 no. 3. 152.
Monthly List of Runsian Accessions, Library of Congress, Augant 19,52. 'Unclassified.

SEDdWYA, YO.T.; Y=05MUEO T.I., Professor, dirtktor.
CMIcal aqwat and pathogenic therapy of lbrouchUl lutbws. Torap.arkh. 25
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SOOROTA, T~.V. (Iruybyshev); TARWHNVSKIY, T.1t, professor, dirnktor.
,mna MVAUOSPMWIMMVW.
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Caloium ioutophoresis In retima edema. festofto,:$2 ro.5::20-24 6-0 153.
(MLOA 6:10)
1. Gluum,& kItnIka MVV*hevskogo meditsinskoso lust itutIL'.
Okit In&,--Dim eases) (Cal clume-Therspout ic uie) (COLImphoresto

YEROSHMKIY, T. L
Yeroshevskiy,, T. lot K;Y.Ghev
"Notes on Corneal Transplants," An abstract of his paper pr~dentwd at the Vni
International Congress of Opthalmology.. 195q, fo1lows:
Thanks to the workof Academician Filatov and his disciples, cornijal transplantation
has been used to combat the social problem of blindness. Soviet plithalmologints
have p1s"d a leading role in this problem.
In the past PRO Yeews over 440 papers on this question hare been published in the
Soviet Union. To help in this vork, the Soviet Government bms established 10
scientific reaearch Institutes.
One hundred eighty optbal logists have.perforwd over 7#500 oPerittions for corneal
transplantation. This figure exceeds the number performed:1)y opt6alwolgists in
all the other couatries of the vorldPin the last 130 years.~
V
By using the corneas of the dead (preserved under refrigers: tion), as rec d
by Filstov,, great progress has been made.
Proper classification of blind eyes help* to decide vhIch cn6lDes id.11 respond
favorably to corneal transplantation. Clincleal data sbow tbat $ood results
9-re obtained in 50 per cent to 60 per cent of blind eM which were considered
unfit for cornea-L transplantation. In cases considered to be favamble for
1 of 2 cards.
J

YEROSEMKIY; T. I.
Votes on Corneal Transplants, to (Continued)
this procedure, good results reach as high as 75 per cent to 9) per cent of them.
Dr. 'Puchkovskaya's new method of subtotal transplWtation makes it poesible to
restore vision in ntapbylomatous and other blind eyes which forwrly were considered
to be incurable.
our researches haw shown that the changes which occur In trimay1mtstion are due
to the loss of neural connections. The. re-establishraent, of Aoural connections in
a nev organism is very difficult and complicated.
The opacification of the transplanted coirnea is probably due to neurotrophic disorders.
It is the trophic changes in the cornes, which in the long run detarudne the biologic
results of the operation.
SO.: XVII International Congress of Opthalmq~o oicatif ic Papers,
_a, Abstracts (xr S(.
Montreal., Canada., Sept 10, 11, and New York, Sept 13-17, 1954~ Unelfts.

.!?*I.. professor.
Oubtidtal, transplantatim of tbA cornea. Tast..oft. nal.,1:17-20 44-7 054.
i (Oft 7t1)
la, Direkbor Slasnoy k-liniki lhybyahmkogo wvdltslihokoic~ Institutc,
(Comso-TrantTlantit Ion)

MOSIWUIT9 T. 1. # professor
Displeasment of the graft tonmrig partW open': aomimil trwa-
planteition. Test* oft, 33 no.5i45-47 &0 054. OCMA 7SIO)
1. Direktor glazuoy kliniki MWby*havskago u4kUtsiwskN,,,* instituta*
(CORNIIAL TROSPLAWATION aamplicationso t
dispu4sment of Pat$

YF flEVSOY, T'l
YMPMNSM Professor; inUMADY, P.To., pmfoooor.
34 uo.4:42JA JI-M 155.

RCIaM=. L.X., prof. (Iuybysh~v),, otv.red.: BMSECO1016 V4KQOI)rOf.
(Koskvs),, red.; TOMOT, D.A., red.; JIUM -w- To 2.16, prof.,
red.; SOVOMEN. A.I., praf., ("JJWI;~~gwwwb R*ys,
tekhn.xid,; Fign gjawn MIT, X,I,, tekhn.red,
(Ourremit problem In nowvpthol~IW end psychlati7.-I atmitap
problesw nevrapstologli I pelkhIstril. frady. VaLbysIVIT, 1957.
.366 P. (GomWarvtvoxW nauchno-Issledovatellsidi Instiftrat
paikhiiitrii NZ'R-qg=. Trudy, vol, 16; tuibyshevskii goisuAsrstvannyl
wditsinskil institut. Trudy, vol*9)o (K[RA 13t12)
1. linshoblastnoys so"shchanlys newropatolopy I VolkMatrov
Povolshtya I prlw4ftynshchM oblastey, 2.936.
Owff Ous SYSTAW-DMAsn) (PSYCHIMMY)

/V
TBAOMMIT T I ..professor
B2w: therapy snit surgery In glsucom-. review of forsign literature.
Tool -of to 70 no*4:7-23 JI-Ac 15?. (Kin 10:10)
1. Clissmays klinike (wav. - profs T.I.Torosbovoldy) 15Wbyehavokogo
imediteinskage lastitutse
(OrAUCOU, ther,
4M thsr. & ourg., review)

-1-0 ofoo STUUWO SoTo6p appirgmt ;.,OUR 'IAINOTA, N.A..
"T, A
M. iWA, U.Top, ordlootor
Use of tissue theraW In cortain.gre diseases* Oft.9kar. 13
noA:482-W 158. (Tissum Sm ACTS, 12:2)
(US-DIMOS AND MWIM)

MOSHEVSKIY, T.L. prof. (Kuybynhev), KUSAMMIs, U.S,,o Vrof, Olnku)
?trot Afro-Asiatic CoWeas of OphthalmolcCioteo'Calrol, KAreh 19,59.
yeateafti 71 no.4952"60 Zl-Ag 058~ WRA 11:8)
(CAIRO--OPHTHALMOL4MT-COIIGRBSSBS)

--1WSHVS1rT.-LL, prof,
Gomlot*my In congenital laftst and jimentle glascomo. Test.oft,
?2 u).29-35 31-1) 159. (NM 13:5)
1. Ussnsys kllulkiL ftrbyshevskogo moditeluskago-Instituta.
(MAUMPA mwg.)

MOSHNSI=t T.Iov profoosor
MR"
"C.Leatricial merosis of the eyev by VOZ#Sbevalolr,, &Meved b7 T.I.
trosbovskii. Oft. shur. 15 no*5s3O9,-3U P60. . (MA 3.3: 9)
(M--DIMS&S AND DMCTS) (SMALLIVp V.E.)

PUGHKOVSKAYAp N.A,,g profe;.L~~~I_u prof*; BARMWEt S#A*j
star,shiy nauohnyy motnibi ; TOYM-USENNSTSKIYj Y.T.p starehiy
nauhlbWy isotrudnik
Intaimational Suropmn Spposium on Carnsail Transp4Atation.
Oft. ihur. .1.6 no.2slO9-n9 1,61. - (MIRA 14 t 3)
(CORNU~TPAWPLWATT%.-COWWWEO)

YEROSHEVSKIY,, T.I.9 prof.
Further observationp on mwgical treatment of congenjiAl glauc4=a
in cUldren. .Oft, Ww. 16 no-31131-134 061. QMU 14: 5)
1. 12; kafedrylgladnykh bolesney (sav. - Prof. T.I. Ysi-oohavshiy)
Kuylyphevskogo meditainakogo inotituta.
(GLAUGOVA)

YEROSHEVSKIY, T.I., prof.; STEGUNINO S.I., assistent
Kuytyishev Medical Institute during the years ofiSovipt power.
Kuib.ined.inst. 110-12 160# (MIRA 15i8)
1. F*redra organizatoli zdravookbraneniva i istolrii meditainy
Kuybyishevskogo meditsinskogo inatituta (for nin),',
ir "
(EYBYSHEV-NEDICAL C011 E

YEROSOMKIr T I prof
mUprovy of the eye" by N.M. Favlow. raviewddi iv TA,
.Rrcohevv)dl~ Vast, oft& 76 noo3:9'2-94 ffr-h-~00)*

YIROSHI A6,prof .
Achievements in the .field of cornea I transplants.tUu. Vest.oft,
70 no.60-11 N4 157. "MMON&C , (Hlu 1111)
1. Kafedre glazaykh boleznqy Kyubyehavokogo meditninekogo inatituta.
(CMML TUMIAUTATION
reviev)

%4 nwsmN, D,
At the Coutna limmial Owe", Pit. $M 20 no, 168 Kr I I%
MA 12tio)
Ullrektor "ostrollirft f loau~OVYM kW~SV Njj4~t*r$tV& f ln&U$DV
FAIM.
(UrAvgm4-Pl=ao"tW and %wblmg)

-. Unimmulmatit Wit li"111"LZMagil
MROSHIN, G. V., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Certain p:c~obleims of Uio theory
of 16w power direct current motors for airplane meahaniaw." Kazan., 1957,,
12 pp (Kazan' Aviation Institute) 100 copies (
no 0, .1 105)

--YEROSH]Ng'QemwdU Vasillyevich. kandetekhn.nauk, Ispour*u
obyazannosti dotsenta
p
Dopendonce of the mapdtude of tho -mgmtoiwWri fonO 0 the
camula4tion reaction of the awture on tho. rtl*uve W',Ldth of
tke fwush. lav. vys. ucheb. sav.; elektromwkh., 6 :w. CPS2-C68
,63. 16:5)
1. WedrjL elektrotakhaiki i alektrioheakikh owhin Xnaukago
aviatAsiom$bgo, inbtituts.,
(Electric biachiriM)

D w55-66 r!,wT(1)1FS(Y)-3 SCTB LOAD
ACC MRt AT6w3qoB 'SOURC9 CODZe UP./2W/65/0Mj10O0/0683/0686
AUTHOR: TwAkwro. T_ Aq Gimellson, 1. jpj Sidlko. F.
Kovrov. Do Owl.
-am
010 t none
TITLEv Dome continuous q4Uvotion 9t Oblorells wWler variove I'luaLrIation
conditiono
SOURCE# AN SSSA* Otdolen1ye biologishoaltikh nowke ProbloW kc,=dcb*skc7
bioiagii,, Y. 41, 1,965,v "3."
TOPIC TAGSs Chlarena,, photosynthesis# biosynthesis,, plant growth, ILIght
absorption, light biologic offect
I.ABSTRACTi Experiments were performed with a thermo;*Wlic strain of CI~Lorella
_iptirnal lighting conditions ' for! high c icen
vulgaris in brder'to de4irniiii 01
!'trations of cells during intensive, continuous cultivation. Concentrations
of 2 x 10, 3 x 109, oW 4 z 109 cells per cc were mood. This ~ tis eq0tvalent
to 20, 30. and 40 g o! the dry biamus perjIter of ouopepokq~.. MLO.plgao
Card 1/1

L U255-66
ACC JfRt AT6oo3900
iwere cultivated In a flat culture-vtosel with a working copacity of 1. -4
I jiters, a dark capacity of 0. 25 liters, and a total working surface of 0. 6 rn;.
During the course of the experiment the temperature was held at 36. 5 t
i!'0. 7* C, the pH was 7.35 � 0.4, and the thickness of the layer was 5 mm.
Air containing 5010 C02 was bubbled through the culture~jpedfvm.
PrevIdtis experiments. had deiierinined that In a culture containing 30 g
of dry weight of biomass per liter, an optical path. 0. 5 mm long through
the suspension absorbed about 90% of all photosynthetically active white-
lightradfation. This meant that bubbling played an important role in
h m-thick
creating consecutive light and dark phases; for eac cell. This'm
layer of culturie wpa *quallyvluminated from both sides brgas-discharge
la!pps (DRL-1000'Wnd ND-2)7which produced favorable illu'mination for
the experiments, 6 levels of Illumination Intensity were
used, ranging from 0..260 up to L. 202 cal/cm 2 /mim , An a rule the light
Inteasity %Was changed - fromminimum -to maximum ind then back to
'minirnuze.' Tie duration of as'unuaUy 4 to 5 hours. Devi-
such a cyclov.
I ations from the selected level o( infimsity did not *xased 4%. 'Tbe duration
O)MVAS WON - 0. sys-~-'
.of the.q.XP? d
CaM 2A
76

L IV55-66
ACC NRt AT6003908
The effect of various Intensities of illumination on the growth of the
algae was based on the increast In the weight of the biomass expressed In
grams of dry substance jOr liter of suspension per dism, in all cases the "i
fntensft~ of production tended to increase with the Intensity of Illumination
up to a certain point.- After tHat, additional Increases in illuminolion failed
to bring about additional increases in productivity. The leveling-off point
.7was reached at different light Intensities, ranging 1from 0. 361 callcm '/min
for low-density cultu 'res (20 g1liter) to 0. 791 cal /cm2 '/min for high-denalty
cultures (43 g/lIter). It Is Interesting to note that the productivity for
different densities was also most Identical: ranging from 36--.38 g,of dry
,Welght per liter of suspension per diem.
The.gilmo,s-L identical mailmuili,productivity of the Vark)'Us cultures may
1'b4 explained by the fact that high concentrations of calla make the medium
optically very dense. When the thickness'of the 6ulture layer to fixed, the.
average level of illumination, of the cells becomes a function of'sut-face
~,Illuminaticn and culture aensity. Tito light !alling on7thec'ells, all~ng with
'the productivity of individualcens, drops rapiiny as cultois density Increases.,
It was found that the Intsns!~,y of biisynthesin of cells,.at 20'g1j!ter is nearl
y
Card 3/4

=,IIAIL ATIMAYLOVICH
BBI&NIKIT, Aleksandr Davydowich; BOGDAIFOI. Ivan Denilovich; 9909.
.Amdm KAMMMO, Rown DaitriyoVILCII: INJAMATUIAll,
X,D*, lushener, redaktor; MIZA, G.P., tokhoichookiy rodaktor
Elliminating defects in locomotives] Ustreasnis A"isprmostet
teploiross, Koskvs, Goo, trausp.shel-doretud-vo 1957. 1.02 P.
(Nma 10:9)
(Locouotlves--~mintewace and iWair)

BJMMIKIY, Alsksandr Davydavich; BOODAW, Ivan DanL1ov,'Lch;,1)MOSMN,
, ch; KAMMMO. Roman D&Ltrljrevi6ho~ '
NLkbo AW11; I&
7=TMNi.p .1, Uh., red.$ ROSMAy To.S., tokim.red.
(13.1minating malfuactions In diesel locomott"im] Vistranenis
neispraynostai toplavota, lsd,,2,, ispr. I dop. Moskva,
Goo.transpishol-dor,10-vo, 1939. 136 pe (MM 1311)
Diesel locomotives-Handloooks, mnuals, isto.)

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YBMIWJ vap Insho
Diagalloomoti"o. Told4sol, 29 no,nM (mmi IAIII)
1. Chlen litiraturnogo obOyediumAya shta%&U "TakhWLka
sol(Asshim.
(Diooel locamoti"s)

YEROSHIN.* V.A,
Intry of a cone into a liquid layer. Vest. No un. Ser.l: Mat...
mkh. 18 no.5s53-59 S-0 163. (WRA 16slo)
1. Haskovskiy gosudarstv*MW universitstj, katfs,~~* volnovoy i
gazovoy dinamiki.

ACCESSION NR-. A114026419
a/b05/6Wbw/w/boU/boW
AVMORSS Yeroshin, V. A.; Foruchikovp Ve Do,
TITLEt Motion of a cone in a fluid of finite depth
SOURCEt Moscow.,Universitet* Vestnik, Baru* is KaWwAtikilp mWimikes, no. 2s,
1964s 41-48
TOPIC TAGS: motion of a cones finite depth:fluidt incompro3sible fluids, free
surface# vertWil penetrations, Laplace equation# 08*111 tow f1WA
ABSTRACTs The authors investigate the motion of a cons i1ft' a liquid of finite
depth to-dard it4i free surface; in particulars, they treat the was of motion or a
cone in an onciUating liquid and vertical penetration of a cona into a liquid of
depth h, The wne moves under the effect of a fares F. with illitial velocity Vol
In each case the prablem~ is reduced to consideration of the three-dimensional
laplace equatioa subject to certain boundax7 conditions* : In tho case of -vertical
penetration# the force for vhich the cone vill move with 'omtaa vvlocity Vo is
foundo Orig. art. bass ]A fonvalas wd 311pVw*
~VA4",' V lVez.-I tzo?LA-Kpi~~

ACCESSION NRs AP4039014 8100"16110001003100"1"
!MMOR& Yeroshint V.%A.
NORM
TITLEs Motion of a thin body In fluid Of VOCIIIHO 4OP*
S=CXj Moscow. Universitet. Testnik. InUm, I NOONSt"We NAISSIlikat no- 30 940.
sloped bottomp TApl"s
~TOPIC TAGSt thi:t bo4yy variable-4epth fluidp free Owtaft' !
tu'a Velooity
:equationy poten
jABSTRLCTs The wiLthor studies the problem of notion of &,WA bo4y Of revolutiorl.
A, unk of incompressible fluid whose bottom form an GWIO *ith the free NOrt"s
and arrives at 16oplooe a. equation mbj*at to
0 for
yx Is US poJection OR MIS semi' of the veladir. ~t Pei-lits of Vie surrmw of,
Awd IA

Hal
1 ACCMICK ARs AP403904
the bo4yt 01 In tin wet part of the surtaoi of *9 bodyo and a k(r. x) Is the
'bottom of t1w ten1ce Re seeks the solution of Us Lspl"ols ejustiont wAbje4t to (i)t
In Us fan of a potent.ial of a simpl*
Q. 'I. C. 049
T(X, 9, Z# t) - -~
4x (2)
and roducas the problem to notion of a bo4y in a Mlf-spiwce witft a free surface.
The potential of volocitr of perturbed notida of fluid In & tank Abose bottom forme'l.
an angle with the free surface of rr/On in expressed in the form of a rm of 2n
potentials* The atithor investigates the case of penetration of saarrow tMe with
angle of opening 51 into a fluid perpendicular to the free *uriraoe at, a distance h
from the plans vertical wall. From his derived formilas he fuds -the size of the
force of resistancep as h-> oot for penetration of a aon* Into a half-space with a
Iree surfaces Orig. art, hass 10 formulas and 2 figurese
Xoak01Pskiy SosudsrstvsnrWNy.w%iv*rsLtetj Natedra Volaormf L gazovor
i ASS TIONs
I (Hpaccm 8tate re
din= .94ye itirg.Department, of Wave &M 13as Rmanica)
]WO161 W
SUBMITTO& 070at63 IA= Acqs Opund4
SUB CODEg MR. NO RV, SW s 002 000
Catd 2/2

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ACCESSION NR: AT5013291 Wdo,)~.'oot 6."i:'
AUTHOM
X2K*fJ11V--A-1 qLAKD~111-1' 4-
I'lonal nonstat w
TITLE: UnIdimeas tonary real gas flo-
SOURCE: MoscovJ.;. Universitet. VyC1%18lttd1'qy~ is~ar.
Chistenm4ye metoy v gazovoy dinamike (Namoric6l niathods d3iivilics), 221-4.31
TOPIC TAGS: ijtq.Tjq
X~baj equilibrium HM~W, real 4: flowatalyni
nonsteady How
ABSTRACT: The g1tainment of high proJcettan vetacft6 of batlI100c pio.,J~1ijoU 8 c0nnci,t-
ad with tbe- generaflon of flow zones ~ of hlghl tit PrL plurr
(5000-10, 000 atm) Igases. Under such otrcummtanbos Elie goin dtff(~ x-9 mrii-kedly fron) IlieI
zati6n, axid mbdure, 4'~0111 ;e~r
ldeal.cabo because'of dissociation, font, com c1 mmt 9) 1 action. The
prosent paper inveettgates the Influence of I.: on I.,I i-treat gari MW
%rough tubes, uel'g air as the exam to. Ilia rehit0d 411termody
q P
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ACCESSION NR: 05013201

q- - ASSOGIAMON: V
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SUBMITED.- 00 EXCL-. 16()::,; 81.1 11 ODE, br-4. M.E
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NO REF SOVI d
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2/2-

BATCHIZOV, A.G.; BARKQW, A.S.; -!TOlllUNLJJL-
Bionyuthesis of steroids by alcrooryw1mus. Mad.prois. 13
no.6:15-31 Je t59. (KIRA 12: 8)
1. Voesoyusnyy nauchno-imelodavatellakly khtalka-fariwtseyti-
che0:1y institut lmnl S-Ordshonlkidso.
MMIDS)

BLIUMIKOV, A.,14; VA.
Inteniolfication of the aleroblological process of obtaining
12Cb-wqrpro,7,nRAjoronS. Ned-Prom. 13 na.701-52, Jl '59-
(KM 12110)
1. Vsosonizny.-r mitchno-Inaledovatellgl-ly Ichlniko--fftrMWlsavtioh~-
ekly 'Inntititt inant SoOrdshonikidue.
(PROGISMan)

mamist YOKO
Klow send bw=M. JklvWi& Se.6390-V jo IWO
(KM 13:6)
is lutitut qw*&ol4dl 0 004 Nmkw&o
a I
(%WIG&) iwowwfalmv
I

14thod of controlling the press$@ of trdrwWUtIm of prages-
tervas In Ila-omM4esterome. ibd.pron. 24 so.4AD-41 Ap 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
1. TessaynaVy sambso-isslaiLo"UVAdy
Inatitut Issul 5, Ordshoulkidses
MOONSTMOM

7ERWHIN
Ster(dd horzonea, PrirWa 5o no. 3137-39 Mr 161. (Kltk lls2)
I* Izu3titut mikrobiologii AN SWRs Kooky&.
(Adreno,cortical hormones)

KRASILIVIKOV, N.A.
Selective microbiological oxidation of the ll-oxi jproqi of hy-
dracortisone. Dokl. AN SSSR l37'-no'O'4z96&969 '~4a.
10 Chlen-karr-sepondent AN SSSk (for &soil,
nfto""
(CORTISONE) (MGI.-IRDUSTRIAL APPL~t,~TIOF.';),

MMSBIN V K,,; MWILINIKOV, N.A.
selective microbiological oxidatlob of all.th* 31-=7 poup
of bythoocortisone. . DWI-. AN 137 no.4:968-949 Ap "1151.
Oink 14:3)
1. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (foil ~ Kneillmikov)*
(CORTISONE) (FUNGI.IMSTRM APPLICATIOns)

BARIMKCV,, FEMOVA# H.V.L.MOSHINI-V.K..-. OWAKOVAJ, Yel.G.; OGARWAp
O~B.F
Improved method for producing 11- -hydrasyprog6sterane. Mod, prom,
15 na#309-40 Mr 161. OMU 14: 5)
1. Vs4isoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatelliskiy khimlk*-4&matndvtiahaskiy
inotitut imoni S.Ordzhoniki0e.
(PWMTBRONE)

Aaumx~
rEROSHINS V.K. - 1,
I
Session of the Soientifia Coordination Comellt, MWobiclogiJA
. 32 no./+s739 Jl-As 163o (MMA 17s6) ,

KOSHCHEMENKO, K.A,; SKRYABINv MAN LX.; TORGOVq love
- _ - ...... I J
Hydrc4ysis of complex steroid estars Ath the balp of Mur-or
funeo Frikle lbiokhime i alkrobiol. 1 no*2#181-185 Ift.-Ap
065, (HOU 1.0111)
1. Iratitut mikrobiologii AN SSSR i Institut khbaii pnLrodnjykh
a M dineniy AN SSSR.

-VERCSHIN, T,K.; PEEMOVSAW, P.F.; URTABIN,, ^,:.K.
G--%rth of Mucorales flungi on paraffiz. Mlb,cblolrngll.~t "!
ro.5:883-887 S--O 96.5. bc-~(,,
1, In3titut biokhImil i fiZ',r.,10&il M!Jr-'t,=gknlMltUT .1.14

JK
ACC NRi AP6033914 SOU RCE COD E-*:-*-Ui/'02-20~/66'/0-3,$iOO'5/0920/0922"' I
AUTHOR: lycrusa.imskiy, No D.; Yaroshin, Ve K,
ORG: none
TITLE: Report of! the symposium on microbiai~physiolog-and noncontin-
uous culture methods
SOURCEt Mikroblologiya, ve 35# no, 5p 1966~ 920-92Z
TOPIC TAGS: 'biologic conference, microbiology, microbe physiology,
laboratory method, biologic metabolism
ABSTRACT: An Lnternational symeonium on microbial OtysIolo and non-
go~tinuo-us-cul-t.uj;A~pRqL _jy .
-~hod,s was -held in Porton, England from 28 March to
1 Api-Ti-f5F6'6-. Fourteen participants including No D4 lyttrusalimakiZ and
V','K, Yeroshin from the SSSR were presente Subjecto diacussed included
factors limiting growth under culture conditions$ utilization of carbon
sourceaq and respiration and metabolism in vitroe (W.A. 50)
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c YEMHIM, J,,Mr-mmluzhennyy vrach WOR
Ot-gudzation of Dais- cmtrols Zdrav. Bal. 7 mio. 4.-2-4-27
IV I Oil. (MM 14: 4)
,1,o Mavnyy vrach Lidmkogo protiv6tubeIrkulemp, disparwera,
(LmA-Tu=wLoSLS-pmmvTiojl)

YIIROSHUVICH ( STIRKINO I.T., rodaktor; TISHIVSZIY, 1.0., takhni-
- CROASHT04awmlor,
[Foreigil visitors at the U.S.S.R. Agricultural Itzhibition, 1954-19561
Inostrannys gosti na Teemolusuoi Sel'skokbsimiatTennol, Tystayke,
1954-19!56. Moskva, Isd-vo N-va sellkhos. 330, 1957 iKIIIIA' Pl;:,,)
(Noscow-Agricultural exhititions)

YKROSHKEVICH~ Nikolay Georgiyevicb
[De-velopuent of industry in the Soviet Altai IRSZVl tia ..Ixro-
mycbJAj=oot:L Sovetakogo Altaia. Barnaul, Altaie**e kniihme
isd-mcip 1958. 119 p. ~(14IRA 1 15 t 10)
(AltAl Territory-Industrism)

%.= = I.To, inshenere
In& powsr tskg-off shaft. Sollkhossaskiina no.8:29-30 Ag '57.
(miju lo: 8)
I,Kabanakly Nauchne-looledoystellskly lustltut loprtsulys
traktoroy Is*l'skokkosy&yotv*=_qft mobino
(Trootors)

YMSHrIN 0 A.Jke
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PaleciagnetIc investIgatione of the standard MtTax craos mectlon
of Nacigene molasse fomationse Naucb. tmd7 Tsoli(j'U no.,256 Geole
nauki no*22e76-77 164 (Mll RA 18 t 2 )

73MHXIN, AJ.,aepirant
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Invenjilpting tmporature conditions in high-"WO batvily
loaded. antifriction, bearings. voldnostro
no.5:6.5-72 158. (NtU 12t5)
1. Mockovskty vechernly mashinostrottellay instItut,
(Bearings (achl"ry)-festing) ~

YEROSHKIN, A. I., Cand Tech Sci (diss) "Research,:into the charact-
eristics of high-speed heavily loaded bearings wIth rolling motion."
Oosco!i7, 1960. 22 pp with charts; (Inst im P. 1. Bmranair); price not
given; number-oficopies not given; (KLI'17-601,154),

mn:m ......
MODIN Nikolay Alekoeye-vich- YEROSHKIN Alek muidr Nikolayevich;
Uas-U-T-Yevi
MELINIKOV, Aleksw4r ck-7-G TM-$'-RVoNa-iq Ivanovich;
GOLUEEVA, T.M., red.; IMER, D.P.j. redAzd-vaij; BEWGUWVA, I.A.,
tekbn, red,
[Eqgipment of small briquet plants for the bw~(Iuettiiag of chipped
wood waste] Oborudovanie malogabaritzWkh brikiftykIt stantsii dlia
brUcetirovaniia i=eltchem3ykh otkhodov drovosirq, leningrad,,
1961. 29 p. (Leningradekil. dom rauehno-tekMioheskoi propagandy.
Obtien peredovym opytom, Seriiat Derevoobrabatyvaluiffichaia pro-
nVi3blennostil,, no.10) 041M 15:5)
(Wood-using industries-Equipment and supplies)

YSROSHKIN, F.K., Inshener.
W
[Mining-enterprime track worker; textbook for the training of
mine-milroad track workers) Puteval ralbochii gpinoradmogo
predprilatits; posoble dUs podgotovkl rmboohIWrudniCbnykh
shelesmodoroshafth putel. Sverdlovsk, Go*. asnoWio-tekhn. Isd-
vo lit.-ry po chernoi i tevetnoi ustallurgil, 1033. 168 &Iu 7:3)
(Mize railroads)

11ROMIN, FoL., lmxheaw-mkfmlk
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Stmotursil faults of the IT40P-2 *2**Wo 2ommotive. G*rosbmzr* xwv6:
3 of covow Jo 155. (NM 8:8)
1. Nscba3l$nik trazopertnoge otdola Uralskogo sholosortAnogo treat&.
(MoctrIc loc~tIves)