SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHACHATUROV, G.S. - KHADZHAYEV, A.

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flus the Frequency Method for Measuring the Vertical Parameters
e o.
of a Television Raster"
Dokl. Nauchno-tekhn. konferentsij. po itogarr., ntiuchno-iss2-ed. rabZ) 4-
Mosk. energ, in-tp cts. radiotel-lin.
za-190'8-1969 gg. _19'10, Sel
Podoekts. televid. (Reports of the Scientific-Engineering Confer-
Studies in 1968-196go
ence on the Advances in Scientific Research
ineering.
Moscow Energetics Institute, 1970*. SeCtion on Radio Eng
Subsection on Television), Moscow, 1969j, 7 58-67, (from RZh-Radio-
tekhnika, No 2, Feb 70, Abstract,No:2G151
Translations The frequency spectrum is studied of -the video signal
obtained from mi inclined test pattern underconditions of non-
linear vertical distortions* It is Shown that in the low fre-
quency components of this spectrum~there is quantatitive informa-
t-ion on the vertioal. raster~nonlinearity#.~ A block diagram is
presented of a de-vice which:makeswit.possible~lto measure the
112.
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112 011 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
_i_,:T.ITLE-CUMPAkATIVE CYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF MITOCHONDRIA AND KINETOPLASTS IN
LIS -U-
-.-,.,AUTtlOk-(02)-K)iACHATUROV, YE.N., SUKHAREVANEMAKOVAI, N.N.
CCUNT RY OF INFC-USSR
PURCE-TSITOLOGIYA 1970, 1241)v 7T-84
,:_,_~DATE PUBLISHED.---70
~~,-_SUBJHJ AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
P,-.-TOPIC TAGS-MITOCHGNDRIONt TRYPANDSW~A CRUZI# DNA
ITROL.MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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ACCESSICN NO-AP0127996
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CIRC.ACCESSICN NG--AP0127996
ASSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- AaSTRACT. mANY iNivcs,rtG4TokA ARE OF THE
OPINION THAT KINETOPLASTS AIRE DERIVED FROM THE MITOCHUN DRIA L CRISTAE IN
TRYPANOSGMIDS, AS BOTH CAN BE STAINED 8Y JANUS Gjzr-EN. STRIGOMOINAS
ONCOPELrl AND TRYPANGSOMA CRUZ[ WERE CULTURED IN VITRO AND COMPARATIVE
CYTCCHEM. REACTIONS ~%ERE PERFORMED TO,I.NVESTIGAfE THE NATURE OF THE
.,-KINETOPLASTS. INTRACELLULAR SUCCINIC OEHYDROGENASE (1) WAS LOCALIZED BY
BLUE IETRAZOLIUM SALTS AND DNA (111 BY MCDIFICATION OF FEULGENIS
FLUORESCENCE METHOD. I IS A SPECIFIC ENZYME OF MITOCHONDRIAt WAS ABSENT
IN-THE KINETOPLASTS, OF 2 STRAINS OF TRYPANOSOMESv S. ONCOPELTI
ILEPTCMCNAD FORM) AND T. CRUZI (LEPTOMPMAD AND CRITHIDIAL FORMS)~
AHEREAS, 11 WAS EASILY DEMONSTRATED IN THE PARASITE KINETOPLASTS. 11
WAS CLNSPICIOUS BY ITS ABSENCE IN THE MITOCHOINDRIA OF CELLS OF DIFFERENT
.,GRIGINS, INCLUDING TRYPANOSOMES STUDIED'* THESE OBSERVATIONS ARE
~
NTRADLCTORY TO THE PRESENT BELIEF THAt THE
CO, KINETOPLASTS ARE AN
:-ORIGANOID UF MITOCHONURIAL NATURE.
METHODS 'OF FIXATION OF CELLS FOR
:-:CYTOClh,EM. LOCALIZATION OF NUCLEIC ACIWARE DISCUSSEDf AND OSO SUB4
BY CHROMIC ANHYDRIDE GAVE THE BEST RESULTSo FACILITY:
-rLA8. FUNC. CELL MURPHOL.t INST. MOLo 8101.4s MOSCIJWi USSR.
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tracting'Se.rvice: Ref. Code:
AP0,04736 GEOPHYSICAL~"ST. V R 004
61-10
L1,411 Ail
V r7
91899a Precise method for r Ie.calculating the b6fling points of
petroleum fractions Manow.-an A., K., Khacbaturova, D. A.
o- T,
(USSR). Kkim. knot. 7 P1. basei 1970, la(i 23-7 (Russ).
For improving the precision of ~ the data obtained by 'GOST
10120-62 wid 11011-64 to recalc. the vacuum b. dctd.
expd. into that at normal pressure, a correction graph was
applied. At 2-3 nam without applying the graph, a reading
error of 0.5 mnV gave a. b. error, of ?z 20' and of 0.2 mm.- the
error could reach 401. The cor~ktion graph, based an eKpti.
data, reduced these errors to Max. 5*. Thus, the b. ~at, 760
3nm, obtained according.to COST, froin the b. detd., expfl.
by vacuutri distri., was put on thiabscissa of the graph, detg. tile
:orrection for the pressure at AyfiiOl tile vacuum dista. was inade.
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USSR UDC'()P-0.179-1:
KARAMNOV, L. M. and KEEACHAnMUVA 0. A., All-Union Scientific Research
-deleyev, Thil
Institute of Metrold-gy imeni *-n isi Branch
"Nondestructive Methods of DeterrIning, Elastic and StrenLth Characteristics
of Fiber-Glass Reinforced Plastics"
Sverdlovsk, Defektoskopiya, No 2, 1971, PP 77-83
Abstract: A review is presented with an analysis of nondestructive methods of
determining moduli of normal elasticity, moduli of rigidity, and strength
properties of fiber-i;lass reinforced plastics. It is recomrncsnded that research
work on stren.,-th deter-mination of plastic Inate-rials by nondestructive methods be
concentrated on the application of the discussed impulse method which makes it
possible to rate the chan,;e of pkysico-mchanical properties of fiber--glass
reinforced Dlastics even after their bein-,, affected by tteniperatures,
radiation,, aC-gressive media, and other factors. From a formula developed by
the authors, st--enrth characteristics of specimens and construc~tions of
fibeer-glass reinforced plastics can be calculated with an exterinental-degzree
of accuracy.

USSR
YGIACHATUROVA, T. V.
"One Estimate of the Spectrum of Certain Stable Random Processes"
Zap. Nauch. Seminarov Leningr. Otd. Mat. In-ta AN SSSR [Writings of Scien-
tific Seminars LeningTad Division Mathematics Institia-, Academy of
Sciences, USSR], 1972, Vol -19, pp 42-50 (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No I V356 b A. Kholevo).
Y
Translation: With certain weak limitations on the spectral window,
a refinement is produced of the asymptotic formula for displacement
and known asymptotic formula for dispersion of it spectral estimate
(for example, see RZhNIat, 1965, 2V212K).:

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USSR
VASIL'YEV, A. Ye., and YJiACHATUR'YAN, A., A., Central Institute of Hematology
and Blood. Transfusion
"Synzhesis of O-aminoacyl Derivatives of Dextran"
Riga, Fiziologicheski i*Opticheski Aktivayye Polimernyye Vesh-chestva, "Zinatne,
1971, pp 166-169
Abstract: A new method is suggested for the synthesis'af such blood substi-
tures which could perform simultaneously several functions, such as hemodynamic
+ parenteral feeding, or hemodynamic + hemopoietic functions, etc. For this
purpose several aminoacyl derivatives of dextran were synthesized which were
considered as simplified analoge.of.glycoproteins with a reversed ratio of
amino acid and carbon groups. The method Is based on 01-acylation of mono-
saccharides by condensation of N-acylamino acids with sugrars in the reaction
with dicyclohexylearbodimide
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VASIL'YEV, A. Ye., and KHACHATUR'YAN, A. A., Fiziologi6beski i Opticheski
Aktivnyy Polimernyye Veshchestva, "Zinatne,"' 1971, pp 166-169
C, H,Oj~ (ON),J. + H0,CRNflCOR'
r
K
CH,O-
C0102003 .79\j
H
R--CHR-; _(CH.),-; CHCH,
R'= DCH,,Ph
with the use of pyridine and dimethylsulfoxide mixture as solvent in which
all reagents were soluble. The reaction was carried out at 40-60*C and the
reaction products were separated on Sephadex G-50 and precipitated with
alcohol from water. Absence of a significant destruction of the polysaccha-
ride chains was verified by a comparative fractionation of the starting and
modified polymer an Sephadex G-75. A modified polysaccharide with free amine
groups was prepared by hydrogenation of 0-acylamiaoacyldextrans over Pd/C in
the.presence of two equivalents of oxalic acid.
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USSR UDC: 669.112.342:539.374
SMAZOV, A. V., USIKOV, M. P., KHAMATUPYAN, -A,
"Structural Peculiarities of Low-Temperature Plastic Deformation of Martensite
in High-Carbon Nickel Steel"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 36, No 5, Nov 73, pp
1033-1042.
Abstract: Electron microscope study of the Martensite of Fe-Ni-C steel,
deformed at liquid-nitrogen temperature, establishes the existence of deforma-
tion twins in plains {112),,, which are not mirror symmetry plains with an
accuracy to the tetragonality of the adjacent twinning and matrix latices.
Theoretical analysis of the elastic stress state arising in this case can
explain the decrease in tetragonality upon deformation of the martensite.
The change in the tetragonal (O11)-(110) doublet of the martensite observed
in earlier works results from the formation of irregular twins on the (112}
plains upon low-temperature plasti c deforrhat ion.

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PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimental'rLoy i Teoreticheskoy
Fiziki, 1970) Vol 58 Nr 1, PPIJ7,5-/'70
DISTRIBUTIONS
THEORY OF SPACE-PERIODIC PHASE
(MODULATED -STRUCTURES). PRODUCED INDECOMPOSITION
OF SOLID: SOLUTIONS
A system is c4nsidered in ivhfch decomposition of .1 ciadc solid solution into two
cubic phases occurs, the phases differing from each other unly with respect to compo-
neut coucentration and consequently to sperific voluk-neq. The distribution of liberated
phases which ensures minimum of the free energy, in which elastic stress energy is
taken into account, is considered. A solutioa of the carrespiOnding variational problem
L
indbuites that three types of macroperiodic,inclusiori distributions may exist; these are,
one and two-dimensional di!.stributions and Lwo-dimeusional stxuctures with Eecondary-
modulation. Since inclusions of various phases differ only ivith respect to composition,
the distributions mav be conceived as maerop~eriodic compasition moduiations usually
termed modulated structures. A common property of LhoFe structures is that the basLs
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vector of the Bravais translations coincide with the directions of the cubic axes of ther
< 100> ma.rix and the corresponding tinverse latticesv havo sites. located only in direc-
tious of the 000 type around the MatrixAnverse lattice sites. On X-ray and electron
diffraction patterns the ginverse latticeo 6f the-modulate& structures are observed as
satellites. around the Laue reflections from the matrix iattice,

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FOR THE CORRELATION IN THE EXPRESSION FOR-THE FREE'ENERGY OF A sINARY
-:0RDERING SOLID SOLN.AWITH AN AR31TRARY RADIUS OFINTERAT. INrERACTION.
JHE--~METHCD~FOR CALCG. THE FRE&ENERGY IS BASEDo ONiONE 7fiANDf ON THE
APPLICATION OF THE.,THERMODYNAMIC THEORY.OF PERTURBATIONS6 AND ON THE
~_~~OTHER, OV '4E UTILIZATION OF THE REPRESENTATION OF THE 1 PART
PROBABIL tN THE FORM OF SUPERPOSITION OF STATIC PLARE WAVES, THE
A.4PLfTUD-_ WHICH ARE PROPORTIONAL TO THE PARAME.TERS OF THE LONG RANGE
ORDER. iPPPOACH ALLOWS TO-FORGO Ail A PRI'DRI $UBDI-VISION OF THE
,.,--LATTICE OF THE DISORDERED ALLCY INTO "OWN" AND "FOREIGN" FOR
GIVEN ATG-1-1,_-t WHICH ASSUMES THAT THE STRUCTURE OF THE ORDERED ALLOY IS
ALREADY KNOWN. AN EXPRESSION WAS OBTAINED FOR FREE ENE-RGYj ACCOUNTING
'FOR 4 CORRELATION CORRECTIONS, VALID FOR THE SYSTEMS WITH AN ARBITRARY
OLSTRIBUTION OF CRYSTAL LATTICE POINTS AS A.RESULT OF THE UTILIZATION
OF THE OBTAINED RESULTS FOR THE ANAL. ;F ORDERING,[N
CRYSTALLCGRAPHICALLY DIFFERENT SYSTEMS* AN EQUATION WAS OBTAINED FOR THE
PARAMETER Of LONG RANGE ORDER OF THE ALLOY ABSUITABLE FOR THE
DESCRIPTION OF ORDERING OF THE TYPES CSCL IN A BOOV CENTERED LATTICE,
~CUPT AND CVAUR IN FACE CENTERED LAt.TICESt'AND AN*EQUATION FOR 2
PARAMETERS CF LONG RANGE GRDERv WHICH CHARACTERIZE:ORDEik[NG ACCORDING TO
THE TYPE FE SUB 3 AL, IN THE LiMITING CASES, WHEN~POTENTIALS OF
'_~-.4NTERAT,, INTERACTION ARE DIFFERENT FROM:ZERO IN T14E IST COORDINATION
SPHERE# THE RESULTS OBTAINED ARE REDUCED TO THOSE KNOWN PREVIOUSLY.
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..'T;ITLE--REGENERATION OF A CATALYST FOR VINYL ACETATE.-SYNtHESIS -U-
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USSR
GOROYAN, T. A., KMCHTYAN, E. Ye.
"Earthquake Resistance of Multistory Frame Buildings with Rigidity Decreasing
with Each Successive Story"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya Tekhnicheskikh
Nauk, Vol 25, No 3, 1972, pp 3S-43.
Abstract: The frequency equations of multistory frame buildings with
absolutely rigid beams and a linear decrease in rigidity of each successive
story are analyzed. A formula is suggested for determination of the periods
of the first three lowest harmoriics of free oscillations of buildings of
this type up to tiventy stories high. The forms of oscillations of the build-
ings are studied. The stress states of specific ten story reinforced concrete
frame buildings are studied using accelerograms of four California earth-
quakes of 7 to 8 units intensity in order to estimate. the earthquake resis-
tance of buildings with rigidity decreasing with height. It is rioted that
a decrease in rigidity with height causes significant modification of the
-stress state of the upper stories.during earthquakes.

USSR UDC 69.032+669.841+624.159.1
GOROYAN, T. A., A F_ _XE Armenian Scientific Research Institute of
CHIYAN--
Building Materials and Structures
"Analysis of the Response of Multistory Frame Buildings to Seismic Disturbances
on the Basis of Accelograms of Strong Earthquakes"
Yerevan, izvesti.Ya Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya teklin-icheskikh nauk,
No. 4, 1971, pp 3-12
Abstract: A method is given for calculating the response of multistory build-
ings to seismic disturbances by using acc'elograms of earthquakes and applying
a computer. The relative effect of different shapes of build-ings and the
scattering of energy on the magnitude of the seismic loads is analyzed using
specific examples of 10-story frame bulldings. The spectral. method of calcu-
lating buildings for seismic disturbances.gave satisfactory results only for
systems vtfth one degree of freedom but in the case of a system with many
degrees of freedom there arise many difficulties in attempting to calculate
the pile-up of higher forms of oscillations. An exact calculation of the
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GOROYAN, T. A., KHACHIYAN, E. YE., Izves'L-,Ya Akademii nauk Airmyanskov SSR,
Seriya tekhnicheskikh nauk, No. 4, 1971, pp 3-12
effect of higher forms of oscillations,on the magnitude o-f the seismic load
is comDlicated chiefly due to the impossibility of a mathematical description
of the law of soil vibrations in earthqu.akes. A compurer is applied. t-o over-
come these difficulties by making it possible to integrate numerically the
expression for the seismic load and to determine the maximum values of this
load considering phase deviations of all its components, by using a given
accelogram of the earthquake as a basis of the calcu'Lation. Four California
earthquakes of intensity 7-8 points were used to analyze the relative effect
of energy scattering and different shapes of oscillations on -Che formation
of seismic loads in specific types of 10-story reinforced concrete frame
buildings.
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PRDfARY SOURCE: Gigiyena i Sanitariya, 1970, Nr 2, pp 1,9-S-9
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF SHORT-LIVING DAUGHTER
PRODUCTSOF!RADON IN THE RESPIRATORY TRACT
V. M. Kirichen-ko, D zh. 0. Kl=hfm v, S. A. Dab,~q vla,
K&uch , * !L,'~e. ; BylTioVs ki-y-, M. V.
One should know the nature of tke Lsotopes distribution in order fi) ashes the dos.~~
ge
load or, baFal celis of the bronchial epithelium in different Itrigths of th,~ respiratory tract
following, Inhalation of radon and of Its daughter producti. Experhmental inve5 t i gl t io f7.5
carried out with theaid of a specially elaborated method of direct, alpha-spectrarnetry oi the
preparations helped to clear up the nature of the radon daughter products distributioh in the
mucosa of bronchial epithelium of dogs and rabbits. These data enable dosagre loads on the
basal cells of the bronchial epithelium to be measured more exactly when the air containing
RaA. RaB, RaC and RaCl isotopes is inhaled by experimental animals.
REEL/FRAME
19770460

Constniction
USSR UDC 624.042.7
*Seismic Spectra According to Individual Components of Accelerograms, and
Taking the Two Horizontal Components Jointly Into AccounV'
~T
Yerevan, Doklady Akademii Hauk AManskoy SSR, Vol 51, No 4, 70, pp 207-213
Abstracti An attempt is made in this article to obtain certain qualitative
and quantitative evaluations of the complex problem involved in the effect
on P- building of horizontal and vertical ground Yibration components.
Two figures and one table are given to illustrate the findings in
this article.
Some indication is given concerning the spectral identity of the &ource
of the horizontal and vertical ground tremors. It is also found that the
influence of attenuation on the spectral ordinates and the spectral charac-
tGristics is the same as in the case of,horizontal vibrations.
The data in the table show that the.maximal values for the total
accelerations and shifts for individual buildings are up to tiro times that
for the individual components# and that in the majority of cases they axe
'20-30% greater than the largest of the two maximal values from the individual
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USSR
KMCHIYANt E. YE.j Doklady Akademii Nauk Armyamkoy SSR, Vol 51t No 4,
70, pp 207-213
components. Thus, both components of the horizontal ground accelerations
must be taken into account in order to find the real sInctra.
Mention is maide of the fact that the equipaent used in preparing
these data record shifts in the system with one degree of freedom in
allowing for the two horizontal ground components; thus, in naking com-
parlsons with data obtained from other sources, some,correction must be
taken into account.
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USSR
GOROYAN, T. A. and KHACHIYAN, E. YE.
"Determination of Periods and Forms Free Oscillations of Multi-Story Frame
Buildings"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya Tekhn. Nauk, Vol 23,
No S, 1970, pp 43-51
Abstract: In an earlier work, the authors suggested a formula for determination
of the first three tones of the free oscillations of buildings up to 20 stiries
high. Subsequently, they showed that for buildings of over five stories, the
influence of differences of masses of individual stories within limits of 20-30%
can be ignored, and the periods and forms of oscillations determined as for
systems with equal masses in all stories. Cont-.,:iulng.these studies, this article
presents an analysis of the free oscillations of buildings in which the rigidity
of the first story. differs from the rigiAities of the other stories, which are
equal to each other.
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2. 2
USSR UDC 621. 30
imENKOV3. A. Siu, =1' -Li. V. Lenin-rad
L>
P
Physico Technical Institmto imeni A, F, !of-fe)' Laningva(111, ~cadcjry
of Scionces USSR; North Osetian State Universit.Y Drie-ni
Khetagurov, Ordzhonikidze, Ministry of Education RJP~FSR
"Te=6rature Relations of the Electrical Prortartiez of Tunnel
p-n-Junctions in InP"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika P o lunMvo dnikov, '10 1 1110 1970,
pp 886-891
Abstract: Electi,-ical properties of tunnel p-m-junctions in inP
meclhan-
between 77-340'K wera investigated to detevmdiae curl,ent
isms at various voltages and parametevs of 4-1
the n- and p-region. In the presence of inve;t*,,,e voltap,e-3 the
current prodominatoo as a result of tho dirriot ttinnol Dffc--~t
tivo it:a:~
of the conduction band -- light hole band. Tho effock,
of the electrons in the light-, hole bald was d~ete:miined. ',1it1n
for-4ard voltages in the negative rozistance section the cmrent
is basically catwed by the tunne.':effeet of t,h--~ carx-Iluction bjand
impurity accoptor band. In tho second ascondbig, :-3et'.-tion of the

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IMENKOV, A. N. et al., Pizika i Talchnil a Po
Vol LIII
No 1970, pp 886-891
voltenrlpere characteristic, the curzrGnt ob%, io Liz
tunneling fiona the deaD il-ap-arity laval. 11 at e:s
--rat'
n a curz*P-Pt car
of p-InP alloyed -with Z ric.- conc nu Z',
basically of P = 7,8,1018wc.,zan-3 and a. mobility ol' o.- cz,-,
Sec at 2950Y, we.re used in the
much less on term. erature than in the :tumiel
of GaAs and Ge. The charac-eriat'a Vol,--agea- =in and Vr
U
decrease with an increase in tenrper-ature; djr,,jj;.~z/dT -a vory large
and larger than expected as a result of variat,
ion in dep t, hof
the Fermi levels.
212

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r .191-32
L
TP= zsm. V. V., F-ALIzacmiKo, 1. 1., P-nd XHALDv.YFV M. S
"Study of Composition and Structure of Scale from Nickel (NP1 and NKG.2),
Alumal and Chromel Wire Rod"
Izv. ITUZ, Tsvetnaya. Metallurgiya, No 3, 1970, pp 131-134
Abstract: Electronographic and chemical studies indicated that t2le scale from
NP2 and- NKO.2 alloy wire rod consists ozE NiO, NiFelovand. traces of ni-ckel. T-ne
scale On alUflIel w1re consists of NW, NiAllo N, i Mn,,0 Fo-,io and traces oi:*
41 V 41
niclrel, the scale from chromel wire - of NiO, NiCr.0 43 Cr 2031 and (I.Fe, Cr),,O
it is established that the upper laver of the scale on the wire rod of the
Ilovs stll-~Cd consists of NW. The NiC-1)0 , Cr 0 , (Fe, Crlj,,o phases, as well
a 4 2 3 3
as NiAl 0 and NiMn 0 are present as individual crystals, dispersed in the NiO.
2 4 4
0 and Fe 0 spinels are present in the scale in the forn, cf individual
The N-iFe,, 4 3 4
Interlayers.

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A.V.
LIHAY, YA.I., NIKGLAYEVAp,
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GIVE4 -BATS, MICE, GK GUINEA PIGSt WAS MG.RE EFF~-
TJO I 'CTIVE THAN SIMILAR
OOSES Of NARINGIN IN iAPiWVII
I NG CAPILLARY PLRMEA31LITY AND STRENGT ENING
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:0F NARINGINWAS 562 MG-KG*
FACILITY: LAB6 08SHCH. FARMAKOL.t
KHA^~KCV. NAUCH.-ISSLEIJ. KHMe-FARM. INST., KHARKOV, USSR.
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respectively, that of zethy1nitrophos - by 11.3 arA 13%, and that of metathion -
by 15. 3 and 14/1%.
Twenty days after treatment the action of chlorophos, methylnitrophos,
metathion, trolene, and trichlorometaphos .3, on the grunaxy weevil had decreased
by 26*5, 34#5o 41o9# 32.30 and 2?o7%t respectivelyo and on the confused
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USSR
GOROYAN, T. A., KMCHIYAN, E. Ye.
"Earthquake Resistance of Multistory Frame Buildings W-t
ith Rigidity Decreasing
with Each Successive Story"
Yerevan, Izvestiya A-ademii Nauk rVmyanskoy SSR, Seriya Tekhnichesk.*Lkh
Nauk, Vol 25, -No 3, 1972, pp 35-43.
Abstract: The frequency equations of multistory frame~buildings trith
absolutely rigid beams and a linear decrease in rigidity of each successive
story are analyzed. A formula is suggested for determination of the periods
of the first three lowest harmonics of free ascillatioxis of buildings of
this type up to twent), stories high. The forms of oscillations of the build-
ings are studied. The stress states of specific ton sl:ory reinforced concrete
frame buildings are studied using accelerograms of four California earth-
quakes of 7 to 8 units intensity in order to estimate the ea-rthquake resis-
ta-ace of buildings with rigidity decreasing with height'. It: is noted that
a decrease in rigidity with heitht causes significant nodifivation of the
styess state of the upper stories during aarthquales.

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-earch Institute of
GOROYAN, T. A., KHAC Armenian Scientific Res
Building Materia7s and.-Structures
"Analysis of the Response of Multistory Frame Buildings to Seismic Disturbances
on the Basis of Accelograms of Strong Earthquakes"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya-tekhnichp-skikh nauk,
No. 4, 1971, pp 3-12
Abstract: A method is given for calculating the response of multistory build-
ings to seismic disturbances by using accelograms oi earthquakes and applying
a computer. The relative effect of different shapes of buildings and the
scattering of energy on the magnitude of the seismic loads is,analyzed using
'fic examples of 10-story frame,buildings. The spectral method of calcu-
sDec--
lating buildings for seismic disturbances gave satisfactory results only for
systems with one degres of frp a sy tem with ma-r-ly
_edom but~in the case of s
degr-,es of freedom there arrise -many-difficulties in attempting to calcul-ate
the pile-up of higher forms of oscillations. An exac It calculation of the

GOROYAN, T. A., KHACHIYAN, E. YE., Izvestiya Akademii nauk Arnyanskoy SSR,
Seriya tekhnicheGkikh nauk, No. 4, 1971, pp 3-12
effect of higher forms of oscillations on the magnitude of the seismic load
is complicated chiefly due to the impossibility of a mathematical description
of the law of soil vibrations in earthquakes. A computer 2:s applied to over-
come these difficulties by making it possible to.integrate r-umerically the
expression for the seismic load and to determine the maximum, values of this
load considering phase deviations of all its componentq, by using a given
accelogram of the earthquake as a basis of the calculation.. Four California
earthquakes of intensity 7-8 points were.used to analyze the relative effect
of energy scattering and difft!rent,shapes.of~osciLlations or the formation
of seismic loads in specific types of 10-story reinforced concrete frame
buildings.
2/2

1DO, 94
Acc. Nr:A.PO044023 Ref. Code: UR 0240
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena i Sanitariya, 1970, Nr 2, pp SA-S7L
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF SHORT-LIVU10 DAUGHTER
PRODUCTS,017 ;RADON IN THE RESPIRATORY TRACT
S A Du
V. N. KirichenAy, D~~:h. 0. Khach roo AM-vLn,
vs
Klyu~~hV.' ~y
OL
One should know the nature of tke isotopes distribution in order to asses '-he dosage
load on basal cells of the bronchial epithelium in~different lefigths of the respiratory fract
following Inhalition of radon and of its daughter products., Experimental investigalions
catried out with ihe aid of a specialty elaborated method of direct alph-i-spectrometry of
preparations helped to clear up the nature of the radon daughter products distribution in ttie
mucosa of bronchial epithelium of dP94 and,rabbits. These data enable dosage loads an the
basal cells of the bronchial epitheliuin to be~mpsured rnore exactly when the air containing
RaA, RaB, RaC and RaC1 isotopes is inhaled by experimental -animals.
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REEL/FRAME
197704G0

WO 624. OA2. ?
"Seismic Spectra According to Individual Componeilts of~Accelerograms and
Taking the Two Horizontal Con-ponents Jointly Into Account"
Yerevan, Doklady Akademil Nauk Arnyanskoy SSRf Vol 51d No 4t 70, pp 207-213
Abstracts An attempt is made in this article to obtalit certain qualitative
and quantitative evaluations of the ccaplex.pzvblem involved in the effoc-11.
an a building of.horizontal and vertical.growid vibration components.
Two figures and one table are given to illustrate, the finiings in
this article.
Some indication Is given concerning tho spectral identity of the rource
of the horizontal and vertical ground tremors. It is aiso founi that the
influence,of attenuation on the spectral ordinates arA the spectral chaxac-
teristics is the same as In the case of horizontal vibrations.
The data in the table show that the 1 maximal valuop for the total
accelerations and shifts for individual buildings axe up to two, times that
for the irtlividual components, and that in the majority -j3f cases they are
.20-30% greater than the largest of the,two maximal -values, from the individual

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7"
USSR
GOROYAN T. A. and M-CHIYAN, E. YE.
Free Oscillations of Multi-Story Frame
"Determination of Periods and Forms
Buildings"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademii NaW~ Armyanskoy SSR, Seriy4 Tekhn. Nauk, Vol 23,
No S, 1970, pp 43-51
Abstract: In an earlier work, the authors suggested a formula for detcrmination
of the first three tones of the free oscillations of buildings up to 20 stories
high. Subsequently, theY showed.that for buildings of over five stories, the
influence of differences of masses of individual stories within limits of 20-30'
can be ignored, and the periods and forms of oscillations determined as for
systems with equal masses in all stories. Continuing these studies, this article
of the free oscillations of buildings in which the rigidity
presents an analysis
of the first story differs from the rigidities of 'the othor stories, which are
equal to each other.

USSR UDC 621.11,82.2
M 1,1 M V A N. SIUK&YEV, N. V.
phy.-.Jco Technical Inatit~utlo imen't A. Ioffe, Le~iin-rlld, Lcadcmy
f Sciences USSR; North Osetian S. t a I.-I eUniv rsity. Uiqni
0
Inistry of Education RSFS1
Thetagurov, Ordzhonikidze, 1,A
"Temoerature Relations of the Electrical P.-operties of Tunnal
p-n-Junctions in !nP11
kh
Leningrad, Fizika i Tel nfla Poluor6yodzukov, Vol L, , No 1970,
PP 886-891
Electrical properties of tunnel p-n- J!-nctions in 1nP
Abst-aot:
between 77-340-K wore investigated to.determino currGnt
isms at various voltages and parameters of tho scmi-.onductor in
the n- and p-region. In the prosence -of inverbe voltages thri
current predominates as a result of' the direct tunnol e-f4fect-
of the conduction band -- light, holalband. Tho offective nm-us
of the electrons in the light holb band wz~a
for-ward voltagres in -.1-he -,pgativa rosi3ta.-jr;e, si~ctj~o~,i t-h4-, ctu'Tc-n-W
__-is basically caussd by the tunnel efrect: of:tA1.rj c;ond-uCt,ion band
acceptor band. In the second asconding aection of t1rw

USSR
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P~iENI V, A. et al., Fizil-1-
No 5, 1970. pp 886-891
iperc characteristic, the. cu:.,ran- abv.;
voltar
tunneling from -'Uha deep impuri-'Dy Lavoll.
of p--InIA alloyed with Zp,urith,a c'mlx-anz, carr-for: conccn-.--'t-
z 7,6.10-LIJ crn,--) and nob"i,ty a C i '~O
basioally of -p E Ij. c
were used J- c-) n,-
it 2950K in the azjpje~ mzont.
.see. i :~Ij- -z;
ch less on temperature tinan in t' c t~mnel p-n- junu, onq do
of. GaAs: and Ga. The-chan~cterist-o voltagqis Vjj:~.!L2", and Vr
ecrea;30 with an iricrease,~.-In t6mgore-ture;; is very iarge
than expe llt.6f v a;ii, ii~ to nin depth of
resu
e er= levelso
2/2

USSR UDC: 620-191 -:12
UUWNSF,-Y, V. V., K~-T 119CHENTKO, I. I., and. MAD=- M. S
"Study of Composition and Structure of Scale from Nickel (N-P-2 and NKO.2),
..Aluniel and ChTomel Wire Rod"
JzV. VUZ, Tsvetnaya Metallurgiya, No 3, 1970, pp 1.31-134
Abstract: Electronographic and chemical studies indicated that the scale froj-.i
NP2 and NKO.2 alloy wire -rod consists.of NiO, NiFe 0 and traces of nickel. The
2 V
cale on alu-nel wire consists of NiO, NiAl 0 NVVIII 0 Fe,,O, and traces of
s
2 V 2 V
hickel, the scale from chromel wire - of NiO,. NiCr 0 , Ci and (1, e, Cr) 0
2 4, :2131 2 3'
It is established that the upper layer of the scale on the.wire rod of the
alloys stuc-ied consists of NiO. T1,e NiCr 20 V Cr203, I(Fe, Cr)?O, phases, as well
as NiA12 04 and NikIn204 are present as individual crystals, dispersed in the NiO.
The NiFe 0 and Fe 0 spinels are present in:the scale in the fo-rm of individual
2 4 3 4
interlayers.
95

112 0 2 VNCLASSIFIED Vt'GCE SS UNIG DATE--- 11 DEC70
TITLE--EFfFCT OF NAkINGE~NIN U-N CAPILLARY PERMEA61LITY -ANU Fl'~A61LITY -U-
AUTtiUK-(C,2.1_y.HAi.;114Ayt YA.1-i
NIKOLAYEVAs A V.
:CCUINIRY OF il;, Fb--uSSR
TCKSIKCL. (VOSCOY0 1970 3J(3)t 13-1
-`DATE P UL, L I S h V: C7 C
--SuaiECT Ai