SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZVERKOVA, F.A. - ZVEZDIN, A.G.

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ZVERIKO
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Role of B, In scue dermatoses In childrent, Test. dexm.
i ven Agf63 WRA 17 94)
1. Naafe zhnykh bolezney C 2mv. - doktor med.,nauk L.A.
Sht Uningradakogo pediatricheakogdmeditsinskogo
institu
MI.
M., "o
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J~.A-
Vitamin B1. in the blood in desquamative erythrodermia in children.
Vestedermoi venw ro*8t5l+-56 162o (MM 1510
1. Tz-kafedry detakikh kozhnfth bolezney (rukavoditell - prof*'
S.Ya* Golosovker (deceased]) Leningradskogo pediatricheakogo
meditsinsko o institutao
THLOMIE) (SIKIN-DISFJSBS)

USSIR / Human arxi Aninal P
Yotabolism.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biologiya, No 13, 1958, No-~59996
Author Zvortkova F. A.
Inat
Title Vitamin A and Carotene in Sone Skin DiaeasoB of Infants
in Their First Year of Lifo
Orig Pub : Vopr. okhrany matorinstva I datetva, 1957, 2, No 2,
19-27
Abstract : Tho vitamin A and carotone contont (C) In tho blood of
72 normal children below one your of ago consisted in
tho spring, respoativoly, of 12.0 and.12.9 mcg.% in the
fall-winter period, 16.2 and 26.8 MagL 4,; and in 47
children of tho samo ago group with arythrodarma
doequamatim (ED), tho A oontont r.+,, the samo periods waa
only 4.8 and )-76 =0, and that of C, 3-5 and 4.8 Mcgs%*
Card 1/3

Motaboliam.
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - Biologiya, No 13, 1958, No. 59996
was norml. or slightly incroasod, and C was Incroased;
in those childron, a much hIShor A level inithe blood
ww notod aftor adiddatration of A (3,000 I-U- Por I
k:g. of weight). Tho administration of A is roco=endod
for Imognant vomon for the provontion of M):and other
skin disordors in childron, and also au an adjunct to
thorapy of childron aufforing fr= oazoma. A. 0.
Natanzon
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:~ZVMRIXOVA, P.A.
Rrythroderma desquamtivam in nursing infants. Vop. okh. mt, I Astol
3 no.1:45-48 Ja-V 159.
1. Iz kafedry kozhno-venericheakikh bolezney Olav. p~of. S. lh,.~ Golosovker)
Leningradskogo pediatricheskogo medits inskogo instWmt (dir. ~rof.' Y.Te
Shutova).
(INFANTS (NWBORN)) (SKIN--DISE&SM)
7 rill I T, ;4e 6 '1
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ZVMIKOVA, P.A.,
Vitamin B, in sezem and neurodermatItis In childmo Fediatrila
no.12:11-15 D 159.
7 (KIRA, 13 t 5)
3
1. Is Imfedry detokikh koshnykh bolesney (xav" prof., S.Ta.
Golosovker) Loningradgkogo pediatrichookogo.seditsinskogo Instituta
(dir, Prof. N,,Ts Shutova),
(SKIN-DISFASES)
(WROMMTITIS in inf. child.)
(VITAMIN B, therapy)

zq
Vitamin A and carotene In the blood of healthy chIldren during,
the first year of life [with summary in Znglishj. Pediatrila '3if~~
no,10:20-26 0 158 (MIRA 11:1
1, rz kefedry detakikh kozhrqkh bolesney(var. -,Prof. S.Ta.
Golos'ovker) Leningradskogo pedLiatricheakogo meditainskogo instituta.
(dir. prof. H.Te' Shutova)f
(VITAKIM A, In blood
In he Ithy child (Rua))
(DAROTM, in blood
same (Rua))
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ZVM'KOVA, F.A.
.ulfanilamide aastylation. an an ind-4---atIon.0r.pantothenic acid
metabolism In children with eczema and neuradermatitis. Vest 0
derm. I ven. no.108-41 165. MA 18-10)
1. Kafedra kozhnykh bolezney (zav.- prof. L.h. Shtaynlukht)
Leningradskogo pediatricheskogo meditsinskop inst Ituta,

AUTHORS:
TITLEt
PERIODICALs
ABSTRACT.,
Card 1/2
SOV-127.58-ID-12/29
~v O,j Uining Engiii;ers'
trIkov, S.M. and tomonosov, G
Which Explosive Does the "Madvezh Ily Ru;:hey" Mine Ifeea ?
(Kakiye vzryvahatyyo veshchestva~lnuzh-n~ rudnikul' 1
"Xedvezhiy
Ruchey" 7)
Gornyy zhurnal~ 1958P Nr 10,.pp 41-43 (USSR)
The mine "Nedvezhiy Ruohey" of the Norillsk ketallurgical
Mining Trust'is exploited by the open-pit method. Blasting
works are hampered by: 1) a high fractu'ring of r6cks;i 2)
waterlogged conditions in spring'end summer , and~.3) build-
ings and living quarters. Thus the explosives shbuld;~pos-
sess the following characteristics: high llbrisahoellf;water
and frost resistancep maximal loading density and'minimal
throwing capacity. Different make's of,ammonite and trotyl
4 with all
are being used at present. The author experimente,
available varieties of these explo'aives 'and found:!that now
explosives of better quality muBt~be produced, since ihose
available are unsatisfactory.

UUMA4
Gomparative raiting of the results of observations of children
attending municipal and rural schools during~the interparoxysma'l
stage of rheumatic fever. Pediatriia 35 no.12:21-25 D 157.
(MIRA 11:2)
1, Ir, kliniki detakikh bolesney (nauchVy rukovoditell
de,yetvitelinyy chlen AMU SSSR prof. Yu.F.Dombrovekeya) I Moskovskogo
meditsinskogo instituta imeni I.K.Sechenovs.
(RHWKATIC FEM)
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TSMILE, K.O., kandidat sslOskokhozy&ystv.sWkh nauk;
XUBOYSIM TO.T., rodaktar; SUCHINKO, 0,0306 or
ekhaicheekly rodaktor
[Pine rust fungus (Caeoma pinitorquum A.Br.) inoi its~controll
Soonovyl vertun. ta, sakhody borotlby z vym. Ryiv, Vyd.-vo Akedenii
nank Ukraiaslkol RSR, 19-0+. 19 p. (Hicrofilal I(MLRA 7:10)
(Pine-Diseases and peat)

Z tekbni(!h1j.,,1-1y rowl vi'llX0, D.L. redaktar-, UWASH11M, A,1
q
[Mechanized method of cleaning cities) Makhanizirmansis ochtitkn
goroda-. 12 cpyta organizatutt ochletki Loniwp-nds. Koskva, lid-vo
H-va konmun.khn%. WhIg 1957. 63 Pe (MIRA 16:11)
(Street-cleaning sachloorr)

ZVERINA, V.
"Reactivity of the methyl group on the heterocyclic nucleus. VI. Condensation of,
chinaldine iodamethylate with benzaldebyde." Chemicke Zvesti', Exatialava, Vol, 7,
Vo. 10, Dec. 1953, p. 645.
SO: Easte n European Accessions List, Vol. 3, 14o. 11, Nov. 1954, L-70.

STAHU, J.; H&BXY. J.; ZVARINA, Ve
Reactivity of methyl groups on hoterloyalic nuclei. Pkrt 3. The.mAhiodlda
of 2- ( 0 -phanyl- 0 -hydroVethyi) pyridine synthesis
of dl-sedamine with an ry in linglighl. . Sbor'~';Gbekh.khim.rab, 18 no.3:
079-683 0 '53. (I~M 7:6)
1. DeWtment of Organic Chemistry, Charles Univlersity,'snd Pharmaceru~tical
and Biochemical Research Institute, Prague. (Heterocyclic compounds)
(Pyridi") (Piperidine)

ZVERINA, VLADIMIR Czechotlovakia CA-..47:12375-79
with JAROSLAV STAJ~EK and JAMEIR HE,.WY-
Charles Univ., Prague, Czech.
"Reactivity of tbe methyl group on the heterocyclic nucleus. 111. Methiodide of
,a~phenyl-2-pyridineethanol and its reactions. Synthesi dl-Isedamine.11
Chem. Listy 46, 735-6 (1952); cf. C.A. 47, 9971h.

Thriess-mal,01 mmum-mol-tollow valt for smin wars. D. 16. :1 -die
KRI)rO"IV Ass) L) U410 j Ketto . 7 ('.1 11-13
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ZV-~'RT~! A, V. -STANF7 J. '!7-,L4hY, J.
Roactivity of U10 UIQUIY1 -.ro,,urj on tho holoroaycllo Motholodtidq of
jihonyl- hydr oth,%,rl) jTyridino uO its
d, p.735 (Chemicke Usty, Pnaha. Vol 4C-, No.'~ t2, nec. 1952)
SO: Monthly Li~vl; of E:-nt, E~iramari Acoa;I;.-,Iorjsj (zlu), JG,~ U1. At lo, 6,
Jwne Y)55, Uric!.

"VER-114A. V.; IMM, J.; STLITEK,, J.
"Reactivity of Mletl-rjl Groups on Hateror-7clic 1~anlei. 111. Vothicdide
of 2-(,8-phenyl-,8hydro-vjethyl) 11~jridine ard Its Reactims, A Syntlriesis
of Msedamire", F. 679, (COLLE(MC-11 (F (,ZEfB(F'LCVAK C7j!2f;1CAL'(X)1-MJY Te,~.TIQ"
Vol. 18, No. 5, Cc-tober 1953, Praha, Czerli.)
CC: Vonthly List c'L East European Accessions (EBAL), U, Vol. 4, No 3,
Yarch 1955, Uncl.

I A 11' 11 1 F 11 1
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47

MrAd'i'llp A.N. ;V U"jHY9 G.A. ; IMM"JI19 S.B.
Formulation of tho initial problem for a differen-bial equation
with a leading arrtiment. Usp. mat. nauk 15 ho. 6;.133-.136
VT-D 060. 01IFA 14:2) 1
(Differential cquationo-Graphic mathods)

ZVEM If. A. M.
General solution.of a linear differential equation witb a do-
viating argument. Msuch.dokl.vye.sbkoly; M.-mat.naukl nollt
30-37 159. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Koskovskiy gonudarotvannyy universitat In. H.V.Lomanosori.
(Difforential equations. Linear)

67502
46~li 0 0 SOV/155-59-1-5/30
AUTHOR: Zverkint A.M.
TITLE: Fe'General'^MI~tion of the Linear Differential Equation
With a Deviating Argument.
PERIODICALt 1-fauchnyye doklady vyeshey~shkoly. Fizik .o.. me. t
~maIticheskiIye nauki
1959t *
Nr I, pp 30 37 (USSR)'
ABSTRACT: The author considers the equation
n . m
(n) M
(x). y
(3) Y (X) + T 7 a

x (X)) f(x)p x >,A
-
ij
i-0 J=1 ij
with the initial conditions
y i(x) x!~A i 091j: oaq n-1
(4)
(n)
(X) y (x) x, 0
Theorem I s If x V (x);~, 6>0 j 1,2, ..,m A_< x --eB
ni

Card 1/4 then

67502
The General Solution of tho Linear DJ,fferential Squfi,tion .147OV/1 55-50-1-5/-U)
With a Deviating Argument
sup y M M (:x) i-0.1~..~nq
1 (X) Y2 K max If
A- 0, e(x) 0 ford v~b, while OW,
ci(x) are arbitrary continuous functi,on6.
Theorem 4 is devoted to a boundary value problem for (3)
Theorem 5 considers the case of periodic a (x) and ',' (x).
ij, ij
The author mentions G.A. Kamenakiy.
There are 7 references, 5 of which are 6oviet,t I English,
and I American.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudaretvennyy.universitet imeni 14.V. Lomonosova
(moscow state University imeni 1J.V. Lom'6hosov
SUBTAI TIE D F 61"Fu'a fy'7-,-'T~
IA
Card 4/4

S/114/60/060/001/005/OW
EIWE455~
AUTHOR: Zverikov Engineer
TITLE: Creep of Tubes Under Complex Loads
PERIODICAL: Energomashinostroyeniye, 1960, No.l~, pp-33-35
TEXT., Few creep tests seem to have been made,on tubes subject
to both bending and'internal pressure6 The author has
accordingly undertaken work of this kind, using~the equipment
described in his article in Teploenergetika, 1958, No.3-
The teAt specimens were made of superheater tube of 32 X 5.5 rm~
diameter of steel 1X13H165 (lKhl3Nl6B) in the condition as
delivered after heating to 11000C and cooling in water., For~
comparison, creep tests were also madb on tubular specimens of
27.5 x 2.5 mm diameter and on solid cylindricallspecimens
5 mm, diameter cut from the tube walls. The tests were all made
at 7000C. The main test results are tabulated, Creep formulae
are then derived and the experimental data are:comparied'with
theoretical calculations of creep speed'from Eq~(8).,. There is
fair agreement between the theoretical and experimental values; in
general, the experimental values are lower. There tire 3 figures,
I table and 7 references: 3 Soviet and'4 non-Sov'iet,,
Card'l/l

SOV/96-59-8-45/27
AUTHOR: Zver1kov, B.V., Engineer
TITLE: Creep in Pipes Loaded by Internal,]~ressu~re and Twisting
Moment
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika 1959, Nr 8, pp 53-57 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A brief review is given of reoently published work on creep
under compound stress, with partic.ular.referene6.to'the
work of Bailey. The present authdr used.a special 6xperi-
mental rig to study creep in pipes subjected to internal
pressure and twisting moment; It,,was aescribed in an
article published in Teploenergetika 1058, Nr 3,*~'. The method
of measuring deformation is again~'briefly described~'and a
sketch of the equipment is given'In Fig,l, Specime~s of
super-heater tube of 32 mm diame,t6r and 5.5 mm,wall; made
of steel grade lKhl3Nl6B,were tested after appropriate heat
treatment. For purposes of comparison, tension~tests were
made on solid cylindrical specimegs 5 ima diameter cut from
the wall of the tubes. All the 'tests keTe made at a tem-
perature of 7000C. The angular rate of creep was determined
Card 1/3 from creep 4aurves shown in Fig 2.L The, results given in

sov/96-59-8-15/27
Creep in Pipes Loaded by Internal:Pressure and Twisting Mom6nt
Fig 3 show thatin-creasing the inte-nal pressure did not
affect the curve of axial creep, which is parallel.to:the
abscissus; this confirmed that there is~ no axial, creep
with the loadings used. Formulae are derived for 'the rate
of creep in the pipes, making allowance for the non-uniform
stress distribution within the wall thickness on the assump-
tion that there is no axial creep. 'The atress distribution
within the wall thickness of spealmon no.. 132 is graphically
shown in Fig 5. The stress distributions resulting from the
application of torque or lateraal pressute alone are ahown
dotted. Expressions (13) are then deriv,.6d for the rates of
creep under compound stress. When these.are COMDaredMith
the corresponding rates of creep under tiie influen~-e Of
pressure or torque alone, it is found that the torque'An-
creases the circumferential rate of creep of the pipes uade~r
pressure; also that the internal pressure increases the
rate of creep in shear (see Fig 3) . Cur7es showing the
influence of torque on the circumferential rate of,creep
are given in Fig 6. The agreement betwean test results and
Card 2/3 theory will be seen from Fig 7, in whioh~the experimen It a I

Creep in Pipes Loaded by Internal Pressure and Wisting Moment
points lie somewhat below the theoretical line. Similar
differenoes between theory and experiment were observed;in
creep measurements under torsion and tensioz. Fig 8~4s~a
histogram of the distribution of deviatione from the.theo.-
retical parameter for 194 tests made'in torsion and aom'
bined torsion and tension, and also torsion with internal
pressure. It will be seen that the deviations approximately
follow the normal distribution. It is concluded that sta-
tistical methods of working up the experimental data,shbuld
be used in studies of creep. From this standpoint the
accummulation of experimental data on creep under compound
stress is more important that the introduction of further
complications in the theory of creep. There are 8 figures,
1 table, and 11 references 5 of which are Soviet, an.U6
English.
ASSOCIATION: Tsentrallnyy Kotloturbinnyy Instit"4t (The Central
Boiler Turbine Institute)
Card 3/3

ZVERIKCV, B.V., kand, tekhn. nauk; DANYUSHEVSKIY, I#A,,) inzho
Modeling of pipelines for the determination of the compensating
capabi2ity in respect to the threshold state. Energomashinootroenie
10 no.8tl8-21 Ag 164. (MIRA 17M)

ZVERIKOV, B,V., inzh.
Breakdown of pipes subjected U internal pressure and continuous'
bending. _Elek. eta. .32 no.2:12-15 F 161. (M~A~ 16:7)
(Steampipes)

ZVZRIZDV, B.V., inzh.
14mit load of tubes subjected to pressure and banding.
Energommahinostroenie 4 no*3:28-29 Mr '58j,
(Strains and stresses)
(Tubes)

GRINCHENKO, A.R.; ZVERKOVAI A.S.
Hematological characteristics of strain OC-57 laboratory mice,
Lab. dolo 10 no.4:24&250 164., (fff HA 1~ s 5)
1. Laboratoriya gematologli i leyko,zov (rukovoditall,- And.med.m-
uk A.H.Grinchenko) K~yevskogo nauchno-isslodovitellskogo institri~
perelivaniya krovi i neotiozhnoy khirurgil (direktor dotsent S.S.
Lavrik).

ZWKOVA A.S.
Rolo of autoantibodies In the pathogenesis of~ agrauloqtosili 'and
other form of laucopenim. Trach,delo no.4i347-340 Ap 157.
10:7)
1. Gematologichookeya laboratoriya Kiyevskogo:nauehub-teeledoystall-
Skogo-instituta pe*relivaniya krovi I neotlashmoy kururgii (mio-
voditeli - prof. N.D.Tudinia I kand.mecl,nauk, dateent A.A.Vakar)
(INUCOPANIA)

GOWSOVM, S.Ta., professor,, ZMIZOTA, P.A.
Pustuloals vacciniformis acuta. govet.wed. 19 no~5:43-46
my 055.
LIs kliniki kozhrqkh I venerichookikh bolesneylLentugrad-
skogo pediatrichookogo maditainskogo instituta.
(NOZEKA, In infant and child
pustulosis vaccirdformis acuts)

---zvzrrxovA, ~F-A-
Vitamin A and caroteno in soma skin diseases In, infants duringAhsii
first year. Vop. okh..mat. i dot. 2 no.2:19-27*r-Ap-157
(ULRA 10:4)-
1. Iz Laningradskogo pediatrichaskogo maditsinskogo instituta
(dir.-Prof. N.T. Shutovs) i kliniki detskikh Icozhnykh boleznoy
(zav. kafedroy-pro. S.Ya. Golosovker)
(VITAMINS--A) (CAROTINS).(SKIN-DIS.WASES)

DMITSKIY, A.; ZVERJWA H.
w ;P w-P7 -wm'w--k AR t,
Experience with repairing building fagades undfir winter conditions*
Zhil.-kom.khoz. 6 no.1:15-19 156. (KEJU 9: 5)
1. Glavnyy inxhaner Leningradeko.go treats *Fasmiremstroy" (ford
Dubitakiy); 2. Starshly nauchnyy eotrudnik Len'ingradekogo nauchno-
-iosledovatel'skogo Inotituta Akademli ko==aI'nogo,khozyay8tv&
(for Zverkova).
(Buildin&--Repair and reconstruction)

M&WELIp N.N.,- ZVERKOVAP M,K.
Staple rayon fiber dyeing with,vat dyes.in aeotrifugal apparatiks.
Tekst.prom. 22 no.2.-53-51+ F. 1620 (NDA 1$:3)
1. Saveduyuhchiy kbimlobookoylaboratoriyay, krasillm-otdelocbnoy
fabbriki Upravleniya tekstiltuoypromyshlennooti lbagorispolkoma,
(for Harself). Nachallnik krasillnogo otdela ]a-asi3.fno-otde- .
lochnoy fabrild Upravleniya tekstillnoy promamhlem)ati ~bagor-
ispolkoma (for Zverkova)o
(Dyes and d7eing-Myon)

MARCELt N.N.;
Wool dyeing under temperature6 .ranging frori 86'C qeC.. Tokst,prom
22 no.4:65 Ap 162-
MM 1516)
1, Zaveduyuahchiy kbiralcho okay. 2ab.5ratoriy~3y,krao.il,lno-otdelachnoy
fabriki Upravleniyu tekstillnoy promyshlennoOti Motikovakogo
gorodskogo ispolnitellnop komitete (for Mardoll)ei 2& Nachallaik
krasillnogo otdola Krasillno-otdoloalmoy fabriki Upravleniya tekatill-
noy promyshlennosti Moskovskogo gorodakogo igiolnitellnogo komiteta
(for Zverkova).
(Dyes and dyeing-Wool)

SMSTAKOVSKIY, M.N.; BOOANOVA, A.V.; ZVIFDT, M.M.; PWTKIXOVA, G.Im
Research on low nolecular polymrization. Part I, InteractIon
of certain vinyl others with carbon tetrachloride#~, lsv.AN SSOR&
Otd.khtm.nauk no-10:1236-1242 0 156. (WU qt12)
I* Institut organicbeekoy khimti iment, V.D,Zelinskoto Akedemii
nauk SSSR.
(fthere) (Carbon tetrachloride)
t
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ng Ii. I:
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ZVEROVA, la'.L',., Cand Led Sci-(dirm) On
in certain Luamms~ of
n.nd salt mmtabolirsm in 13otl:in's Dnerroratrov, I-c,i,9584-
Z"
16 PP ,-,,i'h Cr, p1m; I -AIIWL of -CmIW4 (all 0,;i
u 110.11th Lpts'sp.
State Led In3t), 200 co-pieo 127)

PERCRUK, L.L.; ZVEROVIGHLIOIS
Deductlon,of formulas for the calculation oUm6novarliant reactions
of xulticomponent systems by means of standard calculating machines
[with summary in knglish). Geokhimiia no.102-89 ;62. (MIRA 15%2)
1. Institute of the Geology of Ore Deposits, Petrography, Mineralogy.
and Geochemistry, Academy of Sciences U.S.S.Rv Moscow.
(Calculating machines)(Chemical reactions)(14ineral-Analysis)'

ZVERO,VI LITVI?-ICIIUK, G.S.
Unilateral boundary value problems in the theary of anal7tic
functions. Izv. AN SSSR. S;,r. Put. 28 no.5:1003-1036 S-0 164.
(MIRA 17-~Il)

-M-ROYACRIJ~1
Carleman type boundary value problem for a multiply connected
region. Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no.6-.1270-1272 Jo~ 164.
(MIRA 1718)
1, Rostovskiy-na-Donu gosudarstvennyy universitets Predstavlqno
alcadernikom P. Ya. Koohinoy.
--11.-i-H T-In' F~, Ii-
Ralll nit IM-

ZVEIROVICH, E.I.
Reduo'.--'un of Hilber,"s problem for a mltljAy connected re.;.
gion to Hilbert's i,-7-7blem with a rational 0oafficient. DokI.r
AN SSSR 157 no*L,.'t,,
J780 Lg! 164 (MIRA 17z8)
1. Rostovskiy-i-.-.-Donu gosudarstvmny-y Predatavl(no
r.-kaderalk.wn T.7.:. Vekua.

CHIRESHKINA, W.M., kand.med.nauk; UWAYEV) A.P.
Changes in the electrocardiogram associated with physical ezertion
in children. Pediatriia no.6-.37-40 161. (MIRA 14t9)
1. Iz kafedry detskikh balezney (zave - &7stvitallnyy chlen
MM SSSR prof. Yu.F. Dombrovskaya) I Moskovskommeditsinsk6go
inatituta imeni I.M. Sechenova,
(ELECTROCARDIOGRAM) (MSICAL EDUCATI011 FOR CHILDREN)

Imam E
ZVERYAYEV, NOF
Mechanical properties of eteel fo2loving ratary swaging and
drawing. Trudy LPI no.238s7O-?2 16,"
Stressed -tate and deformation forces during rotary forging.
Ibid.:737 8) (PnRk 17s.U)
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.A-uthor Zveryev, B., Col. and GerasimovpV. '.M4jV
Title Bombing in complicated weather conditidns
Y,:,-riodical Vest.,vozd. flota, 9, 34-40, S1955:
-,bstract A detailed description of how -e *d crews'of
xperience
modern aircraft prepare and exeout6 boibing training
missions in complicated weather co,hditions.. Several
examples are given, and some names. are.mentioned..
Diagrams.
InAtitution None
Submitted No date

GILIDSHUIR, N.N.; ZVrRTUVOV, X.A.
For a sharp Increase in &9 production and improVfivant of the
oil-bearing quality of sunflower.in the southoastern area of the
ReSeYoSeRe. Maele-zhir,prom, 25 no.12:1-3 '59, OMU 13:4)
(sunflower)

BAZEUTIN,, A.N.; GOLIKOV,S.I.; ZVERYUGA A.A.; LUCHIKH"IN, Yu.A.;
VOIYGVI S.A., nauchn. ra.
Nechanizationof lower, ing and hoisting op3rstions.in
exploratory core drill.ingf Mokhanizataiia sj)usko-4
pod'IerraWkh opera--Ai v rnzvedochnom kolonkovam Wrenii.
Movkva, rvd-vo "Nedra," 1964. 110 p. (KTRA 17t 5)

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"Certain charactpristics of the plarue focuq :m 4m, Cer~,'tral Asian iiplm4d,
m8 the progress mnde tovard itbalininition." p. 229
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TRISTAN, D.G.; ZVESKIN, A.G.
Biology of the mountain goose (Bulabsid. Indica L%th.) in them p
Tien Shan. Zool.zhur. 39 no.ltl45-147 ia~~160.'
(141RA 13:5)
1. Frunze Antiv3pidemialogical Station,
(Ohatyr-Kull region--Goods)

SVRACOV, D.; MISTGOVA, G.
The glucccorticoid infl6ncs upon the conditt*n of thm perldental
membran6. Naucb. tre vla3h. med. Jnnt. Sof J In ~ 43 no&2.*7-,l-!- 164
1. ChaJ.r of therapeutic otomatolor7 (Diractoro prof. D. Srra--ov). .

BABUROV, A., student; GLADKOVA, N., studeatka; GUTITOV, A-i student;
,ZTZZDIU,A,student; LEZILkVA, I., student,, SADOVSKIT, S.,
student; SUKHAUOVA, Ye., studentka, EIMITONOVA, Z., stucleatka
From the diploma project to the map of Siberia. Takh.mol. 28
no.7:6-11 160. .(MM 13:8)
16 Moskovskiy arkhitelcturnyy indvfl.,~_7
(Cities ancl towns--Planning)

S/137/61/000/007/00/072
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AUTHORS: Peohkovskiy, V. V., Zvezdln A 0
T; Study of sulfating cobalt concentrato ash:ln a rluidized bed
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurg-lya, lio. "j, 1961 19, abstract 70136
ClUch. zap. Permsk. un-t", 1959, V. 13, rio. 3, 119-123)
TEXT: The rate and completeness of sulfating of~lan ash Co compound with
S02 - air mixtures as a function of temperature, SOO ooncentration in the gas,
granule size, Initial degree of sulf&tIon of the Co"aM 'sulfide S concentration
in the ash, duration of roasting in the fluidized bed reactor, are studi6d.
Factory ash, obtained by the roasting of Co concentrate fromi the Pyshminskoyo
Mine Administration, was used for the investigation. The Initial degree of
sulfation of Co in the ash constituted 64 and 9.0 perotmt. The mean total content
of Co in the ash was 0.705 percent. The ash was granufated by means of 3ulf .Ide
alkalies. As result of the investigation it is recomminded to nubmit the gr anu-
lated ash to an additional sulfation by mixtures of S02 And 0 in a fluidized
bed furnace 6 The additional suYation of Co In the ash procenis at a remarkable
rate at 550 C and attains a maximum at 7000C after which it decreases. An
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S/137/61/000/007/006/072
Study of sulfating cobalt concentrate ...
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increase in S02 concentration in the gaseous phase ex6rits apositive effect on
the sulfation. process. 'The sulfation of ash in the f).Midized bed proceeds ~t
high intensity during the first 15 - 20 min, after whi~th the ~~~ rate of the~l process
slows down. The optimal size of ash granules is 1.0 - '2.0 mM. As the sulfide
content of the ash increases to S> 8 percent the rate of suLfate formation falls
sharply and the m&ximum Co sulfation is displaced to tL lower~temperatur'e:zone.
N. Pleteneva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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TITLE s: -an -transport p5notaena int:6.408blis them C'us: o r"Indliti)MO
of electrons
SOUROSt -Fisika tvardogo taletv. 71P no:., 60 196% 1879-1860 j
TOPIC TAM electron scattering indittm: lloy,jnolestio sQMA6r transport,,.~;
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ni ~of~.carrier: *jatter,
ABSTRACT: :To determind the Acmina tin I so
the authors used a variational method to cal ctil tos galvshiomagnbtic and theftem
magnetic offects In n-InSb in the case of Inelastic ecatter1mg; of eleetrons by
polarization bhonans and Intermediate dogenoracy at temperatures bolov the Debym
temperature* The calculation in beaed on the Boltzimum equation exprossai In
canonical form. The kinetic aceiTiciente were calculated by rtmans of an electronic.
computer, with all effects calculated in the third mpproxistation in the energy# It
is concluded that the publiffhad dsAn are in much better agreoment w1Ah results of
calculations for scattering by optical phonons then for acoutUcal phonans. 'The
authors are sincerely grateful to 1. R. Taidil lkovekiy and 0. 1. Klmrus for uaatul
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