SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MIROVITSKIY, D.I. - MIRZAYEVA, D.T.

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UDC: 621-372.85
DUBROVO, V. F. , IaROVIISKIY, D. I. , OSIPVO, L. S.
Directional Dividers Based on Vietal-Dielectr Iic Waveguides"
V sb Antenny Ouitennas--collection of works), V~yp. 9, ?4rY!,c(:rr,
1970: pp 72-80 (from No 12, Dec AIjC0,rIICL NO
-qslation: 71v~ n10.1iors, jrIve Lhe rc,,c-.Wn of J, vr1ornow, ~w
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power dividers based on metal-dielectric wa,,eguides in whivii rit:i; principles
are used for ensuring high directivity. This made it possible to create
structurally simple dividers providing high, electrical ebaracteristics over
a wide frequency band. Making the dividers under laboratory conditions
does not require the use of any ",pecial technology, and they ctu. be made by
nted-circuit techniques in mass production. Basic electrical and struc-
pri
tural,characteristics are given for a two-channel directional vower divider
in the centimeter wavelength range. Methods are indicated for further
improving the characteristics of dividers of this type. Uix illustrations,
les. Hesung.,
one table, bibliography of nine tit

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USSR UDC 621.317.34-621.317.74
MROVITSKIY. D. I., TORGOVANOV, V. A and CHERKUNWA. G. P
'Opt~icil Modelling of Microwave Reflection and Scattering"
VRadiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 15, No 1, 1970,
Moscow, AN SSSR
pp 38-50
Abstra9t: This article describes in detail an experim-un.tal study
of optical modelling methods of reflection and scattering oZf radic,
microwaves. The characteristics of the method and the cal4bration
-techniques for creasuring instruments are outlined. Thn apparatus
and techniques for measuring radar diagrams of planar and'volumf:;
diffusers using the helium-neon and argon optical quantum gepera.,
-~ rs are described. A vibratio n -proof stand and procedures for a
photometric processing of measuring data, which are deicribe,(~ Iiert~,
toade it possiUe to study the reflection and scattering cart-.).::-
diagrams of plakiar and Nrolume diffusors with scale and nonsc_ i e
Anodelling, and to obtain the averap~ed diffusion diagraos, which
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are in good agreement with theoretical data. Thp- rou:nd, triangular
and square metallic polished plates were used an planar diffusors,
the metallic cylinders, spheres and.cones, as well as their
presented in a photo, were-used as volume diffusors.
a experimental data in the form of diffusion diagrams are pre-
.:Seiated ar,'d discussed. Orig. art. has, 9 figures.
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USSR TIDC 621.317.34-621.317.74
'OVANOV, V.IA. and CHERKUNOVA, G. PZ
MIROVITSKIY, Di I., TORG
Optical Modelling of Microwave Reflection and Scattering'14
Moscow, AN SSSR, Radiotekhnika i Elektrbnika, Vol 15, No 1 1970,
pp 38-50
Abstract:! This article describes in detail an experimental study
f optical; modq'I'Ling methods of reflection and scattering df radio
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microwaves. The characteristics of the'.method and the calibration
techniques for!measuring instruments~are outlined. The apparatus
and techniques for measuring radar dia&ams of planar and volume
diffusers.using the helium-neon and argon optical. quantum genera-
tors are described. A vibration-proof stand and procedures for a
hotometric processing of measuring data,.which are &_,scribed here,
p
made it possible to study the reflectioniand scattering cartographic
diagrams of planar and volume diffusors;with scale and nonscale
modelling, and to obtain the averaged diffusion diagrams, which
are in good agreement with theoretical data. The round, triangular
and square metallic polished plates were used as plaRar diffusors,
while the metallic cylinders, spheres and cones ' as well as their
combinations presented in a photo, were~used as volume diffusors.
_~'xperime ntal data in the form 6f diffusion diagrazs, are pre-
_--_htn_JLI Alnd dits-aus-sed. - - -----

USSR U DO 621.;591.2
SANSONOV, G. A. MANIN, V.I.
"Interference-Shadow Marking Cf Volume Modololl
Radiotekhnika i elektroniks, Vol XVII, No 6, June 1972, pp 1280-1285
Abstract: The effectiveness is shown of a now mathad of warking, in t~e problem
identification of volume raodels or groups of modele in coherent lk-.ht. The
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Markin- sig-nals eubstantiHlly increame the informativenese of their !=Zee, do-
'creasing the probability of reductions by the introduction of additional criteria
[priznaicj, which assure a shorper appearance of the bound:bries of the Multi-
dimensional regions of the distin[-,aishable specimens. Experimantal results are
obtained with resoect to the identification of volume modoils djr--nF, their cb-cer-
vation in near and far zones by methods of optical matched filtration. 6 fiE..
16 ref. Received by editoro, 6 May 1971P
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USSR UDC 612.015.348-547.965].014.426.014.45
VIBE, K. G., KQ~~ ~P., KULACHENK0, S. P., and FAY1EL'BRRG-BLA.YtK, V. R.,
Chair of Animal Physiology, Tselionograd Agricultural Institute, and Chair of
Pathophysiology, Tselinograd Medical Instinite
"Changes in the Amino Acid Content in Internal Organs of Rabbits Exposed to
High-Frequency Electromagnetic and Ultrasound Oscillations'
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimentallnoy Biologii i Meditsiny, No 10, Oct 70, pp
47-48
Abstract: Experiments on rabbits showed that high-frequency electromagnetic
fields and ultrasound, like other physical agents, change physiological
processes according to dose rate and duration of exposure. For example expo-
sure to a SHF field (centimeter waves) of 30 or 50 w for 10 min did not signif-
icantly alter the free amino acid content of the liver, stomach, small in-
testine, lungs, spleen, and kidneys. After exposure to SILF field (centimeter
waves) of 75 w for the same length of time, however, the amino acid content
of the stomach increased, while that of the1ntestine, spleen, and kidneys
w/cm2 for 5 min produced the-greatest changes in
decreased. Ultrasound at 3
the organis studied. A weaker dose (0.3 w/cm2) had much less effect, even
when continued for a much longer period of time.
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MIRPULATOVA N. S.. WILOVA, M. Kh., RY-SBAYEVA, A. S., NAGORNAYA, N.
-and TESILABEYEVA, K., Scientific Research Institute of Plant Protection,
All-Union Academy of Agricultural Sciences imeni. V. 1. Lenin
"Maintaining Fesistance to Verticillium Wilt in Cotton Strains"
Moscow, Selektsiya I Semenovodstvo, No 5, Sep/Oct 71, pp 12-15
stract: Verticillium dahliae grot-is readily In the soil of Uzbekistan and
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destroys large amounts of cotton. To bring the situation under control,
Wilt-resistant cotton strains should be groom on threatened fielas. On
cotton farms, the sowing of cotton should alternate with the soving of
alfalfa, which is resistant to this fungus and inhibits its growth. After
harvest, the fields should be cleared of all residual weeds to prevent
proliferation of the fungus. All instructions on fertilization should be
strictly observed to harvest bealthier, more resistant seeds. Similarlv,
sprays should be applied at the right time (twhich varies for the various
strains of cotton). Before seeds are collected, all wilted Dlants should
be removed from the field. To prevent infection during transport, all
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MIRRUMIMOV M. M., Chair of FacultY Ther"PYj 1,1edical Institute lUrGiz SSTI,
"Human High-Altitude Pathology in Kirgiz SSR"
Moscow, Klinicheskaya Meditsinal Vol 50, No 12, 1972, pp 104-10,p
Abstract: This review of domestic and foreign literature and the avthor's
original data focuses on high-altitude diseases experienced by individuals
normally residing at low altitude who ascend to high altitudes (above 2 lun)
and by high-altutude residents. The symptoms of altitude sickness, chronic
altitude sickness., and the hiGh-altitude acute pulmonary edema, syndrome, all
of which have hypoxia as the principal pathogenic factor, are described for
low~altitude residents and for high-altitude residents who had rettirned horre
after visits to low clevations, riTte threahold above which r;oir):! high-altitu(Ile
Inhabitants develop hypertrophy of the right ventricle lum Wen Vcjonrl to be
2-2.5 Ian. Ischemia, myocardial infarction, and other coronary pathology
occurs less freTuently among high-altitude inhabitants than the average for
the country as a whole. On the other hand coromry pathology is charactcrir~tic
of lowland visitors to high altitudes. One method for preventing such patholo.-.y
is gradual adaptation. Effects of high altitude on various diseases val".',

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being negative for cardiac ischemia, decompensated heart failure, chronic
pulmonary heart, and brain concussion, and favorable for anemia, bronchial
asthmai chronic bronchitis, initial stages of hypertonic illnevs, Basedow's
disease, schizophrenia, and nanic-depressive psychosis. It is also noted that
~high-altitude &daptation can be used.to increase body resistance and treat
some.diseases, and to arrest premature aging.
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Health plam, ard 6 Gubjects in the Kirgiz SSA economic plan.
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AYDARAMYEV, A. A.0 and REPOMMASHCHAYA, Kirgiz State
RedlCal InStItUte, F~Muze
"State of the Brain and Huscles DurIng Gradual Acclimati=tion to Fdgh Altitu(tes"
Leningradp Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR, no 12, 1971, pp 1,840-1,843
Abstracti The dynamics of o)Wgen tension, blood flow, oxidation-reduction
potential, bxaln and gastrocnenius temperature during gradual adaptation of
rats to an altitude of 3,200 m were studied In the Tyari Sh3.n mountains. All
the physiological parameters changed significantly by day 7 whern the oxidition-
reduction potential, blood flow, and temperature reached a peak in the bramin,
after which they returned to norml by day 450 except M, which did not attain
the original level. Yeanwhile all the parameters decreQed in the gastrocnemius,
reaching the low point on day 7 and then returning to normal IV day 45. The
functional changes occurred more slowly with abrupt adaptation and normalcy
was not reached until day 60. Keeping the animals for a while at the inter-
mediate altitude of 2,200 a promoted earlier stabilization of the physiological
functions.
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USSR UDC 577.15.041
2,&T- 6-r AYDARALIYEV, A. A., and DZIiUKUSHEV,
ERSON, F. Z., MIRRAKRIMOV S. 0 "
'0?v ologic4l Physiology,,Acadeuy of Medical
N. D., Institute 0 MAVAglaa,
Sciences USSR, Moscow, and Kirgiz State Medical Institute, Frunze
"Effect of Preliminary Conditioning on Oxygen Pressure in the Cerebral
Cortex During Gradual High-Altitude Hypoxia" .
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 195, No 1, 1970, pp 252-255
Abstract: Adaptation to the discontinuous action of higli-altitude hypoxia
has a significant effect on the resistance of the cerebrum to oxygen in-
sufficiency. This effect is considered to be due to the combination of.
two mechanisms acting at two different levels. One of:tliese mechanisms -
enhances the transport of oxygen to the brain. The dynam-ics of the oxygen
pressure in the cerebrum of trained and untrained rats subjected to step-
wise "ascent" in a pressure chamber was stndied polarographically. The 02
pressure was measured chrono-amperometrical:,.y~with~a 100-micron Pt electrode
which had been inserted 500 microns deep into the rats' brains. For each
experiment, the electrodes were calibrated in solutions of -known 02 content.
Four series of experiments were run, with 11-12 animala:in each serLes. In
the first series, untrained animals were tested; in the other series, the

WYERSONT, F. Z., et al, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 195, No 1, 1970,
pp 252-255
animals were trained for periods of 10, 20, or 40 days. Training consisted
of keeping the animals in the pressure chamber for 6 hours each day, with
the pressure simulating that at an altitude ofl,000 m am the.lst day, 2,000
m on the 2nd day, 3,000 m. an the 3rd day, 4,000 m an the 4th day, .5,000 m
on the 5th and 6th days, 6,000 m on the 6th and 7th days, and 7,000 m for
the remainder of the training period. Some measurements were made with the
test animals at a simulated altitude of up to 12,000 m. The results of the
measurements were tabulated. It was found that at a hoight of 4,000 m the
drop in cerebral oxygen pressure is still almost the same for both trained
and untrained groups. At greater altitudes, the difference between trained
and untrained groups becomes more obvious. After 20 avd 40 days of train-
ing, it was found that protein synthesis in the blood was iacreased by 60-
80%. It is speculated that ATP may be used in the adaptation of the blood
to the surrounding medium. It is concluded that, whereas up to a height of
6,OOG-7,000 m trained alpinists may not experience any,discotufort, at higher
altitudes disturbances in brain functions may occur.
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J:TLE--EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON THE VOLT AMPEAE CHARACHRISTICS OF OLODC-S
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li.,7AUTHOR-(03)-MtRSAGATQVt SH.A., ISAMUKHAMEOOVA, D.K., YUNUSOV, M.S.'
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~_",._TOPIC TAGS--VOLT AMPERE CHARACTERISTICt SEMICONDUCTOR DIODEt S.ILICON
-"-,C-ARBIDE#, GAMMA IRRADIATIONt ATOMIC DEFECT* ACTLVATION ENERGY, CARqIER
ITY CAPTURE CROSS SECTION
C ONTROL MARKIFIG--NO RE5TRICTION$
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ACCESSION, N0--4P01370(;8
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212 0 ft2 UNCLASSfFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CiRC ACCESSION NC--AP0137063
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE VOLT AMPE-RE CHARACTERISTICS OF
2 TYPES OF SIC UIODE5 WERE STUDIED BY "IGH GAMMA RAY DW:S, 10 PRIME4
::-10 PRIME9 Rr AND BY CURRENTS OF 10 PRIAE9 -1.0 PPIME NEGilTIVE1 'A IN BOTH
DIRECTIONS. DEFECTS WERE FOUND WITH ACTIVATION ENER.GIES OF FORMATION OF
.0.03 PLUS OR MINUS 0.08 AND 0.3 EYo THE,DIFFERENC. ES BETWEEN
THEORETICAL AND EXPTL. VALUES IN CROSS:SECTIONS OF THE OEFECTS ARE
THROUGH THE D114INISHING,DF EQUIL. CARRIER CONCN. OR
"THROUGH -VARIOUS. INACCURACIES. FACILITY: Fll.-fEKH. INST. IM.
!ISTARODUBTSEVA, TASHKENT, USSR.
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USSR UDC 541-6+541-49
FUDCYTDC, A. N., K-91-1W.-ISIM1.9 I. Y.4.., IoURATOVA, A. A.) IyaftTov~ R. A. P YARKOVAY
E. G. and I.MiSAITOVA. G. M.,-I~Azanl State University Imeni I. Ullyanov-
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Lenin
"S-Alkyl Diethylthiophosphinites and 1heir Complexes with Statinic Chloride"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey KhimA, Vol 43 (105), 110 5, May 73, P 1196
.:-~..-.Abstract: IR spectra were studied of S----ethyl diethyl-Chiophosphin-Ite (1), S-n-
. . . . . . . . . .
diethylphosphinite (II), di,~thylchlorop'hos' .(III)p, diethyl sulfide
-(N5.-'Ahd:tributyIphosphine (V) tit li4i~:dstate~llsUg sqlveln~s wit .10
-h diff rent;
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- 1e d. and I) ii1dicated t&%t these compounds
-exist-as mixtures of two con~'ornmwrs arilAng ftom the rbtation araLuid the P-C
round -the S-C:bond.could A be
bondj even though the r)tation w rib - eYcluded.
Fol-lovin -complexes vere syrthe,tjized:aiid-studied.-,~[(
9, CpH5)2r-~~)~SnCII, where
n 1), a P SnCl4
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Qff7SI ((C217 .52 3
2 C (q4H9) 12
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formied: beeause of the doxio~ir proPerties of the.phos
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..-T:ITLE--DEPENDENCE OF THE LATTICE ENERGY OF MULECULAR CRYSTALS 014 THE UNIT
ELL VOLUME CALCULATED BY THE ATOMATOM POTENTIAL MEXHOD AND
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.-AUTHOR-102)-KITAIGORDSKY# A.1.9 MIRSKAYA, K,V.
-FICHATRY ~FO-USSR
CRYST*t LIUUID CRYST. 1G81t VOL. 6, No. 3-4, P. 339-501
EB 1970
0 PUBLISHED----FEB70
7suoJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY9 PHYSICS
CRYSTAL, CRYSTAL LATTICE ENERGY# NAPPTHALENEt
~T_OFIIC TAGS--MOLECULAR
-__A~4THRACENEv THERMAL EXPANSIUNt THERMODYNAMIC ANALY$IS
.-CourROL MARKING--ME) RESTRICTIONS
-.DUCIJMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY-REEL/FRAME-199210679 STEP NO--UK/0000/70/006/03-iO3.39/0350
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0111872
UNCLASS[FIE0
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024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
43RC-ACCESSION NO--APOI11872
i.*.ABSTKACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. THE LATTICE ENERGY (U) OF
NAPTHAL ENE. AND ANTHRACENE CRYSTAL AS A FUNCT:ION OF THE UNIT CELL VOLUME
-'(NU) HAS BEEN CALCULATED BY THE ATOM ATOM POTENTIAL METHODS. THE
EXPERIMENTAL THERMAL EXPANSION TENSOR HAS BEEN USED IN THIS CALCULATION.
THE: FIRST AND THE SECOND DERIVATIVES OF THE. LATTICE ENERGY WITH RESPECT
R N
TO THE UNIT CELL VOLUME HAVE BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE CU VE UOU).
:,~:METHODS OF COMPARISON OF THESE VALUES WITH WERIMENTAL DATA ON THE
.`-Ckl-YSTAL INTERNAL ENERGY AND ITS VOLUME DERIVATIVES AND ALSO WAYS OF
;-~C'ALCULATING THE-VIBRATIONAL PART OF.THE CRYSTAL INTERNAL ENERGY HAVE
EEN DISCUSSEDo IT HAS BEEN SHOWN THAT V,I,BRATIONAL.CORRECTIONS.TO THE
AtTICE-ENERGY AND ITS VOLUME DERIVATIVES ARE SMALL. FACILITY:
ELEMENTO ORGANIC COMPOUNDS*:ACAD..SCI.::USSR.t MOSCOW.

Television
USSR t mc 68i.ih.c23.8
BRAUDE, G. V., BOT-CH-BRUYENICH, A. M., GELIFAIMBEY11, Ya. A.,
KEIVOSHEYEV, M. I., 14IFSKIY, G. Ya. , TISHCHENKO, 1. IM. , TEL Mal, 0. A. ,
KHESIN, A. Ya.
"A Television Device for Determining the Coordinates of Point CbJects"
Moscow, Otkir-ytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlenriyye Obrqztsy, Tovarn-yye Zn,-J-,i,
No 26, Sep 71, Author's Certificate No 3132100,p 165
IlTanslation: This Au"hor's Certificate introduces a television device for
etermining the coordinates of point objects. The device coni-ains a tele-
d I
vision transmitting tube with memory, an output scanning unit, a video
signal processing unit, an erasure unit, a. synchronizing unit, a cadence
pulse generator, an optical shutter, and a data input incolule. As a dis-
tineuishing feature of the patent, the accuracy of coordirate deteriai-
nation is improved by tying series-connected horizontal and vertical in-
terrogantion ccrxiterr to the out;-;ut of the cadence pulse The
tire cozinected thrcugh shitoing matrixcq for harizc-ntal anl
counter outputn . J I
hc 411-11t O-A" the output aeannin(,, unll;. Al Qe
vertical deflection to t L r L; . ..
timo, a rccond output of the vertical inturrcgation counLer is conticetf-d
d(Ico'lor t~, 111'~ ill"'Jilt TrIodule,
M.F. MIRI I

USSR um 621.317.790(088.8)
1,10
:-A Device Which Measures the Mean Square Value of the Speed of a Normal
Random Pimcess"
USSR Author's Certificate No 279211, filed.25 Nov 68, published 11 Nov 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71,.Abstract No 6A263 P)
Translation: This Author9s Certificate introduces a device for measuring
the mean square value of the speed of a normal random process. The device
consists of a high-frequency filter, pulse shaper, coincidence circuits,
pulse counters, rectifier, analog-digital converter, interrogation pulse
oscillator, flip-flop, and spring-loaded pushbutton shorting airitch. As a
distinguishing feature of the device, the desigi providen for clirect readout
deterndnat-,on of the measurement step for the correlation. function of the
normwl random process, assuming a predetermined permissible approximation
erTor. The outputs of the two coincidence circuits are connected throuFh a
double-pole two-line switch to the inputs of the pulse counter and a scaling
circuit with adjustable scaling factor. The interrogation Pulse oscillator
Is connected to an input of one of the coincidence circuits, and the output
of the scaler Is connected to the set terminaLof the flip-flop. Resume.
ne
IT 6WIMMWM~' M"X, U~`i 11 WAI

71 j T
USSR UDC 621.374.5(088.8)
MIRSKIM, G. YA., VOYEVODIN, V. G.
TC_e_7_O~r-S`quare-Pulse Delay"
USSR Author's Certificate No 271566, Filed 27 Mar 69, Published 15 Sep 70 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G263P)
Translation: A device is proposed for delaying square pulses, It comprises a
-differential circuit, a front delay circuiti a pulse generator, two rectifiers
and a shaping trigger. In order to improve the accuracy of reproducing the
duration of the delayed pulse, the device contains a revervible counter, the
umming input of which is connected to the output of the pulse generator via
a rectifier. The control input of the rectifier is connected to the 3elayed
pulse source; the calculating input of the counter is connected to the output
of the pulse generator via a second rectifier the control input of which is
connected to the zero output of the shaping trigger; the outputs of the rever-
sible.counter are connected via the zero decoder to the unit input of the
trigger, to the zero input of which the delayed pulse source is connected via
the differential circuit a-Lid the delay circuit. The output of the device is
the unit output of the trigger.

i- - -,W, -1-1-1-1--, ;-.- :': -TM I
-Tr TIMM IMM,
p-,
USSR UDC: 621.317.7(088.8)
MIRSKIY G. Ya.
"A Device for Measuring the Coefficient of Variability of a Fandon Process"
USSR Author's Certificate No 263291, filed 3 Oct 68, published 10 Jun 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No 11A285 P)
Translation: The proposed device differs from existing units in the fact
that it permits direct reading of the.coefficient of variability of a random
rocess- A block diagram is given together with a detailed description of
T
the operating principle of the device. E. L.
TM

681;333:519'2
UDC:
USSR
MIRSKI
"A Device for Measuring the Probability Characteristics of Random Pro-
cesses
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
1970 No 33, Soviet Patent No 285368, class 42, filed I Feb 69, published
29 Oct 70, p 125
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for meazuring
the probability characteristics of random processes. qhe device contains
a first centering filter which is connected through a module circuit to
the analog-digital converter of a coincidence circuit, a sign fliscriininator,
a reversible pulse counter, a comparison circuit, a DC voltage source, a
second centering filter which is connected to one of the txo inputs of the
comparison circuit, a controllable delay module, a time selector, a flip-
flop, and a pushbutton cut-off switch. As a distinguishing feature of
the patent, the number of parameters which can be measure-d is increased
by connecting the second input of the comparison circuitto the DC voltage
source, while its output is connected to the controlling input of the
digital-analog converter and to the input of the time selector through the
controllable delay module. The output of this delay module is aloo con-
112
32
M~T

UDCi 681.333:519.2
USSR
MMSKIY, G. Ya., Soviet Patent No 285368
nected to the movable contact of the first line of a three-line two-pole
s-witch, one fixed contact of this line being connected to the output of
the coyiTarison circiiLt. The movable contact of the second switch-line is
a,
connected to an input of the comparison circuit, the first fi,%-d contact
is connected to the input terminal of the source of the second random
process, and the second fixed contact is connected to the second fixed
contact of the third line. "he first fixed,contact of the third line is
connected to the input terminal of the source of the first random process,
and its movable contact is connected through a single-pole cutoff' switch
to the inputs of the module circuit and the-sign discriminator. The outputs
of the discriminator are connected through a two-line switch to a program
generator.
2/2
MINIM AIRIMIN 1911IM1111

USSR UDC: 681.333:621,391
MIRSKIY, C. Ya
"Multichannel Analog-to-Digital Correlator"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 249090, Filed 15 Mar 68, Published 12 Jan 70
(From RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel aya Tekh ika, No 8, Aug
n n
.70, Abstract No 8B145P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for automatic
determination of the correlation function of a statistically varying analog
input signal. The input signal comes to two converters: voltage-to-fre-
quency and voltage-to-time interval. The output.variable of the first con-
verter goes in the form of short pulses to the input of several counters via
the corresponding time selectors. From the output of the second converter
the pulse-duration modulated signal goes to a chain of delay elements from
the simplest outputs of which gating signals go to the correaponding time
selectors. The variables proportional to the product of the current and
delayed input. signal are accumuiatea in the counters, There is one illus-
tration.

UWR UDC 669-295:548-526
BOKSBTEUT S. Z., KISEKIIU, S. T., and L. M.
"Effect of Fine Structure Cccurring in Titanium During the,Polymorphic (Alpha
Beta) Transformation on Diffusion Mobility"
p/Oct 71, pP 21 0-?l 5
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR., Metally, No 5, Se
Abstract: Increased-purity titaniun iias used in the study (impurities: Fe-
ox45%, H2-oxo44%, 02-0-188%, 112-O.oo,),6%, and Si and C not detected). Test
specimens made of titanium sheet were strips 10 x 20 x 1.8 um J.-a size. Heat
treatment of the sp z was as follows: annealing for 1 hour at approxi-
ecimer
mately the temperature at which the diffusion coefficient ir,~s datex-mined in
a- ? Twam
order to preclude chunge in grain size during diffusion. To obtain nkx_
defect density, the specimens we're thon annealed in vacuum in I;I:Lc- CLITILIR-3tate
at 8000 for 115 hr. Seven specimens were subjected to varying Ireatments. Pre-
annealing and diffusion ar-nealing at, different temperatures,, in vhich the
:temperature of polymorphic tranafoiwttion was exceeded by i.-. dif-Perent number
degrees in most cases. Structural Imperfections produced durtn~ the. poly-
Of .1
morphic (alpha,~,~_ beta) transforma-tion can be the principal cause'of !~_cc~eleratedl
diffusion in titanium. The defect sta-Ce of the structure of ~he inilli,iU PLaSe
was inherited a new phase formed during the (alpha beta) - -,ren sformat ion.
It vas sho-w-n that in a reteated transition of interfaces (alpha--~;, beta --r alpha),
diffusion coefficient of Srs:_'13 titanium. increased by a f-actor of 11.5.
h, 011 IN N 1 .2 M I Z-O" M11 I I I =1

...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
USSR
BOI3H=i, S.Z., et al, Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SWR, MetaIly, No 5.,
SeP/Oct 71, PP 210-215
Several investigations showed that th. p
le LI ba-phase cf titanium has an extremely
-intense crystalline structure iTitt t ctur 1 imperfec-
defect -h high density of B -.Iru 11 a
tions. When the beta phase is produced in the (alpha -->beta) - transt"Ormation,
it "Inherits" the alpha-phase defects. In addition, new iuvrfect-ions continue
to be formed at temDeratures somewn-'It higher than the critical teuperature
of the phase transition. This "heredity" is very stable and co-ald not
eliminated by preannealirig either at 9500 orat 11000. Analysis of electron-
hotographs of a thin foil with a transmitted 1)eam, and study of
microscopic p
X-ray defection patterns showed that after the (beta alpfia) - transformation
following quenching, the concentration of linear imperfections is very hi6h.
Thus, diffusional mobility is reduced. Preannealing at the premE!lting point
-rably reduces the density of di';,~fects and thus
(15500) for 25 hours considc
-10-1Q to 0.24 -10-10 CM2_ SeCI-1
reduces the diffusion coefficient frora that
is) by a factor of 38.
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A
bstract: Papers presented at the Fifth AU Union Conference On Transplanta-
tion-of Organs and Tissues indicate that continuous progress is being made in
this new branch of medicine. Liver transplants become more successful if the
patient's blood is also being shunted through an auxiliary extracorporeal
liver. usually that of a hog. Tissue typingr according to seven basic antigens
should be done on the donor and on the recipient. it newly de"loped irethod
or selecting immunosuppressants has been used to test 6-norcaptopurine, cycio-
phosphamide, and antilymphocyte serum, ands also to (lotermine doses which de-
press transplant activity and induce the irdtostatic ef.~ect. The rules to be
observed in experimental heart transDlants are summarized. implantation of
donor pancreas, enclosed in biological semiperneable sacs, into pancreatecto-
mized rats reduceu the severity of the disease and prolongs survival time.
Experiments involving transplantation of a. second heart kiave been done on rats.
Success in preserving organs depends on reducing tissue motabolisa to a mini-
mum by means of hypothermia and respiratory inhibitors, and on maintaining

USSR
MIRSKIY, M., Meditsinskaya Grazeta, 29 Jan 71. P 3
this minimum metabolism by means of hyperbaric ox-jgeration arv! perfusioa with
a suitable solution. Some researchers prefer rto suspend, tissue metabolisa
for the period of storage and then to re-establish it prior to implantation.
~The first steps toward establishing an organ bank havebeen taken in i,~osoow
by organizing an organ collection center at the Institute of Organ and Tissue
Tramsplantation, Acadeqr of Sciences U33R.1
M1

USSR UDC: 62.1.396-49:621.314.2
PEYSAKHOVICH, V. A., I
"A High-Frequency Transformer With an Open:Ferrite Core"
Tr. VNII tokov vysok. chastoty (Works of the All-Union St,,ientific Research
Institute of HiEh-Frequency Currents), 1970, VYP. 11, pp 208-217 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1113181
Translation: The 'peculiarities of the transformer are considered. The
coupling factor has decisive importance for evaluating the advisability of
using the transformer. A formula is recommended for determining this
factor. Data are given from industrial tests of an experi-menta model of
the transformer in -the high-frequency unit.of a mill for welding aluminum
sheathing on communications cable. It is shown that the use of a trans-
former with an open ferrite core in a high-frequency welding Chmice Makes
it possible to increase welding speed, reduce the capacitence of the
conden er bank, and simultaneously reduce the voltage of the load circuit
and increase the load of the vacuum-tube oscillator. Six illustrations,
tables, bibliography of three titles.
two

USSR UDC: 681.333:519.2
MIRSKIY
Device for Measuring the Conditional Probability Distribution Function
of Random Processes"
Moscow, Otkxytiya, izobreteniya, prorVshlennyye obraz;tsy, tovarnyye znaki,
1970, No 25, Soviet Patent No 278246, class 42, filed 26 May 69, published
5 Aug 70, pp 139-140
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for measuring
the conditional probability distribu-.Aon function of rardox processes.
The eevice contains a modulator vhich is connected to a Dulse 3haper and
through a coincidence circuit to a multichannel amplitude analyzer. The
second input of the coincidence circuit.is connected to the one-output
terminal of a flip-flop whose set terminal is connected thnough a frequency
divider to a time selector ithich is connected,in turato the coincidence
circuit. The reset terminal of the flip-flop is corniected through a switch
to the pulse shaper. As a distinguishing feature of fhe patent, -the device
is simplified by connecting the output of the comparison circuit to tte
Pulse shaper and time selector.
28

USSR IJDC 576-851-71:576.8.o97.34
BJUMM: P. S., and 141RSKIY, V. Laboratory of Endomic Rickett sioses, Perm,
Ya
Scientific ResearX =UMM-6-f Vaccines and Sera
Immunofluorescent Reaction of Rickettsia YdcroagGlutination- Report I.
Detection of Antibodies to Rickettsia Prowazeki and Nooseri"
Moscow, Laboratornoye Delo, No 1, 1973, PP 28-30
Abstract: An improved method was tested on 516 samples of sera tmxiune to
Rickettsia prowazeki and mooseri, obtained from experimentally inCected horses,
rabbits, and guinea pigs. The luminescent test rea,4~ent is PrLI-pa-Ired by tajging
corpuscular antigens of both rickettsiae -with flixorescein isot thiocyanate and
subjecting the s~inpension to lyophilization. Prior to use, the rea;fent is
diluted with distilled water. The serm to be tested ts dilixted -.Ln p.ojgessive
proportions, and a drop of each plufj a drop of control triera (chack for
specificity) and a drop of the antigen (check for spontaneo,,As agglutiration)
are.placed on a glass plate with suitable depressions. A drop of the test
reaG-ent is added to each sarmle and gently stirred. ni(I jlp_cs I)jnte.. criclosed
in a IntmAd container, is incubat-ed at _J'JOC for I hr. ~`~ae sfuTTdcs are tton air-
dried and examined microscopica_Ily. Bright green rickettniae arc- clearly
visible against a black background. 'The result io negmtive when individual
rickettsiae are diopersed throu67hout the visual field. Uie result is positive
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USSR
BAREMY P. S. and 14IRSKIY, V. Ya., Laboratoriloye Delo, No 1, 1973, 1-?IP 2B-30
when rickettsia! agglutimates of intensity 44- and 3+ are 6oserved. fit a lower
intensity, any conclusion as to the specificity of the at:%Jutinin is doubtf"u-1.
The :Uriproved methoa yielded correct results in all 5.1.6 renu-.q sa-qpies ard proved
more sensitive than the standard agglutination reaction and the complem':mt,
fixation reaction. Thus., the im-arayed inethod is reccTm.,.ended for dif --:'e rent ial
diagnosis of Rickettsia promazeld and mooseri because it is accuarate, fast
(about 2 hrs), and simple.
2/2

1j
174 UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section Il Electrical, Dement, 11-1o
239597 INDUCTIVE L HEM where a float can move
Tr-eeLy'along the =v%ductive coils inclicating
its position corresponding-to the meat;ured level.
The float has been improved, it has. ma f Unges
which make it possible to obtain a paxallet reading
from two independent coils.
et al.
12.12.66 as 1119046/26-.10. A.S. ABWOV
t.cl.G Olf.
(28.7.69) Bul 11/18.3.69. Class 42a. In
AUTHORS: Abramov,--A. S.i Zotov, S. V. ; blasloy, G. S.,' Var3n.n,,B.A-1-
Shorin, N. I.:..Kornyu hin, R. M-; RirsLwy- b I
&s2akov'.-V. A.; Kozloys ly, G. M.; GbIcUida. 1. V. A.-
-Oolovachev, V. T.; LYakh-ter2Y.-. Nobe U.M""L
19820276
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USSR UDIC. 51-.1551.06L.97:612.82
MIRTCHYJAN, S. 0.
."Neurons and Neuron Nets, Cfntroduction to the Theox-/ of Formal Neurons and
Neuron Nets)"
Neyrony i NeyTonnye Seti. (Vvedeniye vTeoriyu Formal Inykh Neyronov i
NeyToniykh Setey). [English Version Above], Moscow,,Energiya Press, 1971,
232 pages, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 10, 1971,
Abstract No 10 V842 K, unsigned).
Translation: Elements of the theory of formal neurons and neuron nets are
presented, as well as certain problems of technical applications. Brief in-
formation is presented on the principles of construction of the central
nervous system and on structural -functional properties of the nerve cell
neuron) as a prototype of theformal neuron. The basic mathema-
tical apparatus used in analysis and synthesis of forinal neuromi and ncuron
nets is described. Algorithms for synthesis of fomal neurons and simple
nets of these neurons are presented. Problems of.technical realization and
application of formal neurons in automation and computer equipment are
studied.

UDC
612.79jbi4.482.3
-MIRTOY. A. V.1 RAPPOPORTo I. A.t and TARATUMHO V. R. I banin,-gad
"Effect of Soft Beta Radiation on the Sorption Properties of the SkiW'
Hoscowt Meditainskaya Wiologiyas "o 3P 1972, pp 64-66
Abstracti Rats were exposed to soft XeI33 beta radiation at 6.0, 9.4, and
14.7 rad arui at various timer. thereafter injected intxavenoui3ly with neutral
red. One hour later, when sorption of the dye- In the. skin was greetest,
the animals were decapitated and specimens:irere taken from irradiated axe.Ls
to determine the amount of dye In I g of tissue for comparlson with the
controls. The results failed to show any significant oiffo-rence between ths
experimental and control animals with respect to the anount of d~ya in the
specimens# suggesting that aoft X133 beta radiation at the doses used does
notAnjure skin tissue. None of the irradiated animults developed vizible
skin-lesiona.
-Ti

Identifikatsiya [Identification -- Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press,
1970, pp 23 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 3, 1971,
Abstract No 3 V140 by Yu. Shinakov).
Translation: The problem of active identification of nonlineaT dynamic systems
is studied,-which is reduced to calculaii-ion-ok estimates of parameters a0) all ... y
a of the system being'studied, characterizing its dynamic properties, on the
n
basis of coefficienrs A,, A2, Am of the orthogonal expansion of the re-
action of the system to a test signal. In order to determine the parameters of
the dynamic system during the testing process, it is suggested that the regression
f I = M[ai JAI,A2, A.) of parameters o-r:the system with respect to coeffi-
..cients 1, A?, Am of the expansion of its reaction be wi4, Functions
fi, 0, 1, n, are defined for dynamic tests of a pystem model.

USSR
UDC 541-122.2
LAITA RAKOV, V. V. LAYNER, B. D. , MILIVIDST,-Ty
M. G., SAKVARELIDZE, L. G., State Scientific Reseazrch and Design
'Institute of Rare Metals Industry
"Study of the Phase Equilibrivin in Gallium Arsenide-Aluminum
Arsenide System"
Moscow'.7-hurnal Pizicheskoy, Khimii, Vol 45, No 9, 1971, pp 2374-
2375
Abstract: The ternary phase diagram of the quasibinary gallium
arsenide-aluminum. arsenide~systen with 0-15 molc,;' aluminum trsenide
was determined using gravimetric physicochemical analysis.
Arsenic concentration in the melt,;temperature of the melt, and
arsenic vai)or T)ressure were determined zim,,,1tFneous1y by the above
method. Vacuum degassing, of the startin-, m;~terials and of the
ampoule and Franhitization of the crucible prevented aluminum from
interacting with the container and with oxygen, To determine the
liquidus line polythermal out,
ta of the diagram were plotted for
alloys with different ratios of nonvolatile components. The
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MR
MIRT-STIK7FULVA, A. A., et al, Zhurntil Fizicheskoy 7,3ii.mii, Vol L~:
No 9, 1971, pp 2374-2375
'maximum liquidus temperature within each cut corresponded to a
Ga-Al-As melt with 50 at.lcl) As. The projections of the liquidus
line of the quasibin,ary system on T-x, F-x,,Dnd F-T planes are
shown. The exDeri-mental coefficient of interdiffusion of the
melt copponents, i.e., Ga, Al, and As, was found to decrease fror.
1.5-10`~ to 1.1*
10-4 so. cm./sec., when aluminum arsenide con-
centration in the melt was increased from 0 to 15 mol.%.

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D I F F IC UL T I E S I IN h, L i% SUk 1 NG TH E P It R AM E T U, S 0 F T H,~- C- 1~ 0S 'D[. ~.! i~.' S U G
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IT is

C39 UNC LAS' S I F';I EO PkQCESSING, OATE---20;NQV70
CLRC ACCESS Nii-APOI-3,51t70
JLN
r~'--LATIV~:LY BRIEF SUMMER HAZES Th'
c: A
0 1 S TR 1, 0 T I Gf~ 'ME!t SLASUNS, JHU.-
E: I S Y L [,-! I fLU OV~IARO DUR 1116 11
MERt~ IS AiN IN-CREASE U~j TFE DURATIJIS~l ANO RECUR.RE~iCE OF STATES
'ACTEkIZEU BY A VrIEG.-IOLU~ICAL RANGE~ UF VISLWILITY LESS THAN 20 KM,
THE LAW. -L PiRTICLE Fhi'-,CTILJ,\i
PLAYS A W IMPOkTANT ADLE FiN, THE ATYENUATION
-CF Il%,Fl-Ai;,LU RAOIATIUN,

USSR uDc W.o14.4z
BOGACHs P. G., X014DRAT-EVAO I. D., and-14IJbTENKO, Institute of Physiology
and Chair of Biophysics, Kiev University
"Effect of a Constant Magnetic Field on the Membrane Potenttal of Neural
Cells in Ganglia Isolated F~roz the Mollusk Planorbis corneun"
Kiev, Fiziologichnyy %hurnals Vol 17, Ho 6, Nov/Dec 71, pp 760-764
Abstxacti Results of expee-ments conducted to deternine the effect of con-
stant ragnetic fields (CNF) with intensities of 130, 600, 1,)00s and 1,800 H
on the memb=ans potential (MP) of neural cells in gang.11a Isolated from the
mollusk Planorbis corneus are presented in the artiole4 The CHY were formed
by passing a direct current through an eleetromagnat. The ring-shaped. isolated
ganglion cmsisting of six paira of symmetric and one Tair of nonsymmetric
guglia ma suspondtid botween the two polas of tho eleatrorzprpet in a ariecial
chamber through which a colution standard for this typo of mollusks was-flowin.g.
Ydercelectioddes filled idth a 3 H solution of KC1 were!-used to record -the
IV of the cells. The data obtained revealed that 6-houx exposure of the cells
to the action of the the CMY vith intensities of 1301 600, 11500 and 1,800 11
reduces the MP of the cells respectively by 45j 40, 47 and 40.7% ar. compared
with controls. The changes in the IQ values, however, are not related to the

BOGACHj P. 0. et al., Fiziologichnyy Zhurml, Vol I?. No 6, Nov/Doc 71,
PP 760-764
intensities of the CIF, or duration of their actionp for the h16her the
intensity of the CW the greater the reduction rate of the HIII even follo1iing
exposure for only a period of 4 hours to the action of the M-7. This is
manifested also by the deep irreversible. changes in th) ne2ne cells when the
CHF action Is suspended for 3 hours. The assumption Is that the biological
effect of MW on the 1,T is due to the action of the fields on the free radicals
of the active metabolite calls with the suboequerit effect on the permeability
of the cellular membrane to the ionr. responsible for the generation of the IoT.
T..
25

USSR UDc fts.23-S47-789-5
MIRYANP 11. 1., TRINUS, F. P., IZOTOVA, P. V.,, PADEICIIEVA, A. G.,
and LISUNKIN-,--TU. I., Kiyev Scientific Research Institute of
Pharmacology end Toxicology
"Biological Activity of Some Thiazole Derivatives"
Moscow, Khimiko-Farmatsevticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 7. No Aug 73,
PP 17-20
Abstract: Some thiazole derivatives act as breathing stimulators
and as antagonists to morphine, nicotine and to barbiturates. one
of the more active agents of this s-roup is 2,4-diamino-5-phenyl-
thiazole hydrochloride (I) -- the so called daptazol. A sii-iipli-
fied synthetic method for this compound urith slightly improved
yield has been developed, and using this method, two new dcriva-
tives were synthesized: 2, 4-diamino - 5- (P- f luoro Olenyl ) -L Ilia z0 1e
hydrochloride (II), and 2-4-diamino-5-(O-rdtropheny 1)thiazole
hydrochloride (III). Biological studies were carried out which
showed that replacement.of the amino groups in the 2 and 4 Posi-
tion~ of the thiazole ring by hydroxyl groups resulted in dis-
appearance of the characteristic antij.11orphine action. The toxic-
ity was increased. Introduction of substituents in the phcny]. ring
does not change the hypotensive activity of these compounds.

1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--20NOV70
TITLE--MA6NETIL AiNISUTRL.VY OF NICKEL CCPPER FERRITE ANU THE CL)NrRIBUTiON
0
-4 1 IONS IN THE TETRAHEDRAL SWILATTICE TU THIS
F 1, PRIVEZ POSITIVE
,AUTHOR-(031-MIRYASOV, N.Z.v IVANNIKGVP V.L., KASHLtNSKIYj A.I.
-CCUNTkY OF la%FLL--USSR
-SCURCE-FIZ. TVERC. TELA 1970, In 1256-9
~J)ATE PUGL ISPEC--70
'Pl.,tJ'5JECT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
PIC TAGS-MAGNETIC ANiSCTRQPYv FERRITEp NfCKEL UMPGUN0, COPPER
"Ar-COMPOUND, MIAGNE:TIZATION, FERROMAGNETIC RESUNANCE
~'tthTREL MAkKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
t:CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-_9:;koxy REELIFRAME-3COl/U374 STEP NO--UR/OIBI/7G/012/OO4,fl254)/1259
ACCESSICN t4G--AP0126129
UNGLASS I-FIED.

,~..2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED-
PROCESSENG DATE--20NOV70
.,CIRC ACCESSION N0--AP012o129
GP-0- ABSTRACT. FRON MEASUREMENTS OF THE
PARAMETERS OF FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE, DETN, WAS P
IADE W THE
'',_-C0NTRI3(,TICN TO THE AIJISGTRCPY CONSTe 'OF NI PRINEZ P!3SIrIVE IN THE
1-~~',._TETRAFECRAL SUBLATTICE. A SINGLF CRYSTAL~WAS INVESTicitirf-o JF THE COMPN.
11,111 SUBOTIMES72 CU SUGOTIMESI FE SU32TIMESIS 0 SUB4 AT 20-200DEGREES BY
... THE METHGO OF FERROINAGNETIC
RESOINANCE;AT.9270 MNZ. SP,. SATN.
MAGNETIZATICN, SIGMA SUBSY WAS MEASURED AT NEGATIVE 19t) TO POSITIVE
:300DECREES, 6HICH ALLOWED ONE TO EXTRAPGLATE THE TEmp. DEPENDENCE TO
'ODEGREESK ANC CALC. THE MAGNETIC MOMENT PER Milk. :GF THE FERRITE. A
CHARACTERISTIC PECULIARITY UF THE RESONANCE DATA IS TFE PRESENCE GF 2
SHARPLY SEPO. ABSORPTION LINES: I AT LOW FIELDS AND THE OrHER AT HIGH
FIELDS WITH A DISTORTEO SFAPE FROM THE SIDE OP STRONG FIELDS. THE IST
LINE IS APPARENTLY RELATED TO RESONA
NCE DOMAIN BOUNDARIE5. GAT ION IC
.,--DISTRIBUTION AND THE ANISOTROPY CGN5TS~o WERE r,.ALCI)I,s FACILITY:
MOSK* GOS. UNIV. IM. LOMGNOSOVA, MO-SCOWIf USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINcl; DATE--16OCT70
~TITLE-CHARACTEKISTICS OF RNA OF RAT RETICULOSARCUMA 3?JtKRII- BY MEANS OF
COLUMN CHROMATC)GRAPHY -U-
'F.!AUTHOR--MIRYEt49 L.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,'7.!sOURCE--VOPROSY MEDITSINSKOY KHIMII, 1970v VOL 16, NR 3, PP 268-273
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
IF''SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND ME,01CAL SCIENCES.
TAGS-RNA, RAT, LIVER, SARCOMA, CHRGMATOGRAPHYt DNA, RADIOACTIVE
!.,jRACER
-tbNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-~~.~-,DDCUMENT.CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.:,PROXY REEL/FRAM~--1998/0265 STEP t4O--UR/0301170/016/003/0268/0273
_...C.IRC ACCESSIONNO-AP0120955
UNCLASSIFIED

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
--AP0120955
CIRC ACCESSION NO
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRAGT. FRACTIONATION OF TOTAL RNA
ISOLATED FROM RETICULOSARCOMA 3ZI,KRC AND NORMAL RAT LIVER WAS MADE BY
~MEANS OF CHROMATOGRAPHY ON MAK. THREE PEAKS WERE 08TAINEO: THE FIRST
TWO PEAKSARE S ANU RRNA* THE THIRD PEAK 15 MOSTLY COMPOSED FROM DNA
LIKE RNA. THE STUDY OF RADIOACTIVITY SHOWN THAT THE AMOUNT OF LABELLED
FRACTIONS OF kNA FROM THE NORMAL LIVER WAS MORE THAN THAT OF RNA FROM
NORMAL LIVER RETICULOSARCOMA 321YKRC* FOR EACH FRACTION OF RNA
RETICULOSARCOMA I VEAK UF RLADIUACTIVITY IS 0EM311161KAtED. IN THE CASE OF
LIVER THE AMOUNT OF NEWLY SYNTHESIZED FRACTION'f.S VARIE0 FROM 2 TO 5.
SPECIFIC RADIOACTIVITY OF DNA LIKE RNA FROM.RETICULOSARCO.111A 321,KRC AND
FROM NORMAL LIVER OBTAINED ON MAK COLUMNS 15 GREATER THAN THAT OF TOTAL
RNA FROM THE SAME TISSUES. FACILITY: LABJRATORY OF BIOCHEMISTRY
P..A. GERTZEN RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF ONCOLOGY, MOtCOW.
UNCLASSIFIED

Power, Engine, Turbine, Pump
USSR uDc 621.436.13-723
PILYUGIII, A. A., HIRYUSHCHENK01 A. A., and CHUIMMMIX0, S. I.
"Diesel Ehgine Cylinder Lubricator"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 362970, al. F 16n 23/00, filed 15 Oct ?0, pub-
lished 20 Dee 72 (from Ot~=ytiya, Izobreteniya, PTomyshlennyye Obraztsy,
Tovarnyye Znakij No 3, 1973, P 76)
Abstractt The device contains a case which is mounted in the cylinder slee%e
with a cavity for feeding oil to the sleeve duct and. a check valve placed in
this cavity. The unique featuxe of the device is that, to mal-e the feed more
even and the oil usage more efficient, the valve Is situated at the cavity
exit on the side of the sleeve and has a spring-actuated shank in the cavity
and a rod in the duct. A second version of the device has a damper mounted
in the cavity. The device Is illustrated.

USSR uDc 616.988-25-092.)~-07-.f'0'16-D3-3-931-074
MIRYUTOVA, T. L., and PESHKOVA, Ye. A., TomBk Scientific Research Institute of
Activity of Some Glycolytic Enzipies in the Liquid Phape of Tissue Cultures
Infected With Venezuelan Equine Eneephaloriyelitis Vints"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 6, 197,21 PP 717-'(20
Abstract: Activity of enzymes Involved in carboli-ydrate- matabolism was studied
in chicl-, and hurran embryo fibroblast cultures infected vith ME virus. Within
4 hours after infectiun of rionolavers) glucosa phosphate isamerase activity
increased significantly, attaizned'125~p' of control by W liourn at tae T)---,ak of
virus activity, and subsequontl~ dropped. By 24 hours after Infection lacta-te
dehydrugenar,,e activity twice exceeded that in corr',rols. Aldolase activity
re.,~ained nornial until 48 hourc, probably because the en,,,.Y1re is incapa'lt of
penetrating intact cells, and increased after cell death. alnus it is de:--ion-
strated that the activity of enzymes responsible for providing-, energy to groir-
ing- virus reflects the changes of virus roproductuton

USSR UDC 576.858.083.3.098.31:577.164.11
MIRYUTOVA. T. L., Tomsk Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Sera
"Possibility of Determining Thiamine in Nutrient Media Used for Tissue
Culture and Accumulation of Virus"
Moscow, Laboratornoye Delo, No 9, 1971, pp 566-567
Abstract; A method is described for determining thiamine in medium 199. olie
part proteinfree filtrate or medium and two parts butyl. alcohol are placed
in a separatory funnel and shaken for 3 min. The mixture is allowed to stand
for 30 min and after the liquid stratifies, the lower layer is removed for
analysis. 2 nil eaeh of the prepared sample- are poured into four cylinders
(two experimental, two control) to which 2 nil. of mathyl blue are added, 2 ml
of a 12 potassium ferrocyani.de solution is added to the experiment.-gl samples.
2 ml of a 30% solution of 6odium hydrate,.Z or 3 drops Of 1120, and then 10 ml
of butyl alcohol are introduced into all the cylinders. The mixture is shaken
for 2 min and allowed to stand in the dark for 40 to 60 min. As soon as the
Uquid stratifies, the top layer is transferred with a pipet to a dry test
tube, after which 2 ml of ethyl alcohol is added. After standing in the dark
for 20 to 30 min, the fluorescence is measured with a No I light filter for
folic acid and a No 2 filter for thiamine.

~:-112, ~020 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSTN3 OATE--070CT70
.T:lTLF---!C,% THE EFFECT- 11F SURFACTANITS Wj STRUCTURE FlIRMATION 1\4 P911DER
DISPERSIONS IN NONPOLAR LIQUID ^AEUIUM AND IN AIR -U-
'._AUTH[lK-(05)-BELUGIlNiAp GoV., KONSTAITINOVAl VOV*t
,kLAYEVAi '~I, t
2AKLYEVAt S-KH., REBINJER,
P.A.
NTRY 5F INFO--USSR
ZHURNAL, 1970, VOL~32,,NR 2, PP 177-1~1
DATE PUiiLISHED - ----- 70
'SUBJECT AREAS-CHERISTRY
'JOPIC TAGS--COAGULATION, AIRv CALCIUM CARBONATEP CALCIUM FLUJR.[:)Et IRON'
OXI DE, HYDROCARBON, REACTION KINETICS, StJRFACTANT,.AEpoSqL CHEMISTRY
111CONTROL 9ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~.~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
--'PROXY REF-LIFRAME--1990/0768 STEP NO--UR/0069/70/032/oo2/017710181
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0108969
UNCLASSIFIED

020 UNCLASSI FIE0 PROCESSING 0ATE--0?_OCT7C
~:dIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0109469
-,-~~-A 3STRACTlEXTRAl:j---(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ADDIT IONES 01- SURFACTANTS CHANGES
THE SEDIMENTAITION KINETICS OF SUSPENSIUNS (CACO SU93, FE SUS2 9 SU53,
PHASE IN THE
CAF SUa2),p INCREASES THE VOLUME FRACTION OF TliE S_
AND DIMINISHES THE STRENGTH OF.COAGULATIO.'~ STRUCTURES IN P.-OWDER
DISPERSIONS BOTH IN A LIQUID HYDROCARBON MEDIUM ANO IN AIR. IN
DISPERSIONS WJ:TH MIXED SOLID PHASES.SMALL ADDITIONS OF A SECOND
5 PER SED PHASE HAVE A SIMILAR EFFE'CT.*i

.......... . .
Lmmuiology
USSR
JAaO%WE_,_T. P., MIRISMAILOV, M. 1. and BAKMOVA, F. I., I.Pashkent
'Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Sera
its
ome Immunological Shifts During Rabies Vaccination"
Tashkent, Yeditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, No 10, 1972, PP 76-T7
Abstract: The effect of rabies vaccination on the dynamics of formation of
specific virus-neutralizing antibodies and of autoantibodies to liver, spleen
and brain was studied in healthy rabbits. The passive heim?Lpgl,,xti_nation reaction,
Hikolaev's method of fractionating the "unprecipitated antigen-antilbody" corn-
plex and neutralization reactions in Vaite rats were used to measure antibod.,r
levels.. It was found that autoantibadies began to appear on daY 7, peaked an
day 21, diminished by day 30 and were rarely. detectable on da-Y 37 - The specific
virus-neutralizing antibodies appeared on day 7, increased mirkedly between.
days 14-21 and reached maximal titers by daYs 30-37-

millummon. upomm -- ----
777 -------
026 U CLAS~'I'Hrzb: PRO ESS ING DATE--13NOV70
c
__.-..T-fT'LE.--~-V AR I A T I ON 51N QUANTITATIVE CORRELAHONS Iff BLOOD P"OSPHOLIPIDS
I s 1. 1. MENTAL THROMBOSES -U-
HE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERI,
ING T.
AUTH0K_(03)-KARAGEZYANy K*Gar OVAKIMYAiNt S,S.l MERZAAVAKYAN, G.L.
.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
`:SOURCE 'OOKL. NAUK SSSR 1970p 191(ily 250-2
AKAU. f
:-DATE PUBL ISHED--l ---- 70
.-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
P I C TAGS--BLOOD7 P.HOSPHOLIPID, THROMBOSIS, DGGt BLOOD COAGULATIONI,
WTASSfUM
CONTROL MARKUNG-4110 RESTAICTIONS
'CLASSIFIED
DOCUMENT CLASS--UN
PROXY REEL/FIIAME--3005/1664 STEP NO--Uil/0020/70/i9l/001/0250/0252
ICIRC ACCESSIGI'll NO--AT0133569
t)"ICLASS IF IEF)

E7
026 UNCLASS, I FIED PROC~SSING DATE-- 1314OV70
--~C:,IRC ACCESSION NO--AT0133569
-:~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. IN.EXPTL. THR OM130S IS 114 DOGS IT
WAS FOUND THAT ~.41THIN 2 DAYS OF ITS DEVELOPMENT THE S11IFTS IN THELEVEL
OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS WERE CUNSIDLkAliLE, ESP.~[N THE APPENDAGU 4FFECTEO BY
THROMBO S I S. THESE CHANGESt BESIDES INTRAVASCULAP THROMBOFORMATIONS AND
LOCAL DISTURBANCES, INVOLVE NEUROHL11MURAL. SHIFTS. THE CHANGES IN THE
GLUTTING OF THE BLOOD DEVELOP WITHIN 2 DAYStALONG WITH ACTIVATION OF
'aLOOD CLOTTING IN BOTH L1143S 0 THe
-F EXPTL. ANIMALS. LOWERED K IN
FIBRIINEIGEN DEVELOPS IN THESE 2 DAYS AND MAY SE CAUSEO i3Y REFLEX KISE OF
ACID PHOSPHOLIPIUS IN THE-BLOOO. FACILITY: ENST. BIOKHIM.p
EREVAN, US SR

. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . .... ... .. .. . .. .. . . . . .
USSR UDC 632.95
i'. 7
KAMILOVA, R. M., MLIKMATOV, A., RAKHIMOV, A. A., MAKHSUMOV, A. G., SAFAYEV,
L- HIRZABAYEV, E. A.
"Herbicide"
USSR Author's Certificate No 336006, filed 7Oct 69, published 22 May 72
(from RZh-Khimiya, No 5 (11), 1973, Abstract No 5N653)
Translation: A compound 2,5-diphenylthiophene (I) is proposed to control
weeds in planted fields. In a dosage of 2"3 kg/hectare, I exhibits a
herbicidal activity with respect to Shiritsa, Japanese barnyard millet,
datura and partulak without damaging cotton.

:USSR uvc 632,96
IUMIDVA., R. M., IMIC-MOVA, A. FAYOROV, .9. A. MAMUEOV A G. SILFAYE V,
and.
r-A Herbicide"
USSR Author's Certificate 110 324025, filed 7 Oct 69, published 18 Fab ?2
ract flo 221,1489 P)
(from RZh-KMmiya, No 22, Nov 72, Abstz
Translations It is propoeed that 2o5-bis-(2r4t6-trliodophenoxy,-iethyl) thiophene
-(I) be used as a high-qua-lity herbicide. Pregernination treatment s;ith
compound I in a dose of 10 Ulograms per hectare killed 10VA, a the weeds,
barnyard millet) without damage to cotton* T, A. llelyayeva.
HUM'""!
3! IMMA

USSR TjDC1:66.o74.7
TURSUNOV, RIZAMV N. U., ]URZAMIMPY RW
M. '0 M.) I11RJAGINOVy A. P., and
SUMININA, L. A., Tashkent Polytechnical Institute
"Change in the Sorption Capacity of Ion Exchange Resin Towards Gossypol and
Free Fatty Acids Under the Influence of Y -Irradiation"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khir-ii., Vol 45, No 8, Aug 72, pp 1828-1832
Abstract: Increase in the V -irradiation dose -leads to ai, increased swelling of
the anion exchange resin AV-17-6(m) and ZDEE,-10p in the 011' forna I+distilled
water and in methanol; the anion exchange resin E LE-10p dirt the CY_ form and
q 3
FAN-2 in the OH_ form increase their swellirkT. also, but only to a certain npe-
cific dose. Tlhe weight of tiie anion exchange resin has been noted to increase
also. Under the influence of d' -irradiation AV-17-6(m) mion exchange reGin
in the Off' form exhibits selective sorption towards ossypol. Both the AV-17-
6(m) and the EM-10p anion exchange resins in the U-r-P form become lighter in
color under the influence of increasing radiation dl,

UISSR uDc: 5 39,172 - 3: 539 .' 2
ARTEMIYEV, A. N., AIESHIN, K. P., 41AWAIWIL, j&u.Lj I SKLYA-
___STE.PANQI
REVSKIY, V. V. 8XIMICV, G. V. ,and
"M6ssbauer High Angular Resolution Diffractometer"
Moscow, Pribory i Takhnika rksperimenta, No 6, 1971, pp 64-66
Abstract: A 1,10"ssbauer diffractometer, designed for a broad vari-
ety of measurements with x-rays and gamma radiation, is described,
The essential characteristic of this instrument is the low count
rate of gamma quanta even with strong garima ray sources, thus re-
sulting in the repeated and prolonged measurement of a single peak.
M
The instrument contains an x-ray tube in addition to the 116ssbauer
source, thus permitting the correction and investigation of a crys-
tal structure preparatory to operation with Sa=i radiation. The
basic structure of the instrument is that of the IMS-50IM x-ray
equipment. A description of it is given together with an external-
view photograph and a sample of the spectrum for a quartz crystal
and an u,-Fe207. monocrystal. The authors tharAz I, B. Pilippov
f
and M. A. VoRov for their assistance in preparing and settingg up
the instrument. They are associated~witb the Inri;titute of Atomic
Energy at Moscoi-.r.

L/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED' PROtESSfNG DATE--30OCT70
~TITLE-EFFECT OF THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF POLVNERIC STATIONARY LIQUID
WITH THERMINAL FUNCTIONAL GROUPS,ON THE RELATIVE RETENTION TIME
A.UTHOR-(03)-ALISHGYEVv VoR.v BEREZKIN# V.G.9 MIRZABAYEVo G,,,A.
OF INFG--USSR
~10.URCE-DOKLo AKADo NAUK 55SR 19709 19016)'t 1365-7 (PHYS CHEM)
._QATE~_ PUBLISHEO-70
AREAS-CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC TAGS-MOLECULAR WEIGHT, GAS CHROMATOGRAPHYr POLY.ETH~f.ENE, MALEIC
ACIDI.ADIPIC ACLOP CARBOXYLIC ACID-ESTERs POLYMER9 ETHANXt PROPANOLy
--BENZENE
tfJ-iTRCL MARKIhG-NO RESTRICTIONS
.~_.`f.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
_P
C IRCACCESSION NO-AT01243al.
STEP NO-UR/0020/70/k9O/0Ub/I365/X367

Kg
212 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
..,~-CIRC-ACCESSION NO-AT0124381
'ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT-- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.' REVERSE GAS CHROMATOG, 4T. C.
:DAVIS* ET AL.v 1966) WAS USED TO DETo THE MOL. WT. (M) OF PULVIETHYLENE
--MA-LEATE-ADIPATE) (1). 1 WAS DEPOSITED ON NACL AND USED AS THE
~'STATIGNARY PHASE IN THE GAS CHROMATOG& OF ETOHt PROH97ANO C SUB6 H SUB6
MIXTS. THE REALTLVE RETENTION TIMES OF THESE ALCS. ARE LINEARLY
PROPORTIONAL TO M PRIME NEGATIVEI OF 1. THE METHCO REQUIRES THE USE OF
-l.:ZF-,:KNOwN MOL. WT. FOR CALIBRATION. THIS METHOD ISALSO SUGGESTED FOR
U-8-,E..'lN:KINETlC STUDIES OF POLYMERS~ MITH REACTIVE GROUPS WHICH UNDERGO
CHE Me- CHANGES.AND-HAVE AFFINITY FOR VOLATILEI Compose! FACILITY:
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USSR UDC 537.2264-537-311-33/:/5374535
AZIMOV, S. A., LUr FUL IAYEV, the late A., KERZABA)LLY. K., and 1MYRULIAY91, SH. ,
Physicotechnical Institute imeni S. V. Starodubtsev, Academy of Sciences Uzbek
SSR
*Effeet of Single Strain wn Resistivity of Hexagonal Silicon Carbide"
Tashkent, Izvestiya Akademii. Nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Seriya Fiziko-Yatematicheskikh
Nauk, No 3, 1973, pp 52-54
Abstraett For purposes of studying the effect of mechanical oompression stress
(along the E1170 J ; ElC7103, and [0001] axes) on the electric resistance
of commercial a-SIC (6H) single crystals of the n and p types, the authors
studied the effect of single elastic strain on the resistivity of hexagonal
silicon carbide at nitrogen, room 31 and higher temperatures, The results of
longitudinal motional resistance measurements show that the variation pendence of
motional resistance with temperatures in 'the region whexe acoustic
phonon and impurity ion scattering prevails is close to the dependence of
A P CX /t-7 (0) on T-1 and is similar to the dependence obtained for Ge,
Sit This indicates ihat the motional resistance of hexagonal silicon carbide
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Matematicheskzi~ Naukj No 31 1973o pp 52-54
samples in the impurity conduction region is due to the effect of charge
..carrier redistribution between conduction band valleys.
Preliminary studies established that in samples with >1 ohm-cm the
ab5olute motional resistance coefficient Increases with an Increase in the
temperature and declines appreciably with a decrease in the temperature to
770 K. This is apparently due to the change in the activation energy of the
impurities and, hence, in the free carrier concentration as a function of
)C and T. The shape of the dependence of on )( and T for samples
with p-type conduction evidently indicates the degeneracy'of the valence
band of silicon carbide at the extreme points
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TRE PRIMARY STRUCTURE OF VALINE TRANSFER RNA 1.
3. THE RECONSTRUCTiON OF THE MOLECULE
-'Akse1'rod'..V.: D.
-iabekov, A. D
_ykjas ern. Li, L.;.Krutilina, A. I.; Bavev. A. A.
Institute Molecular Biology, Aeddemy 01 Sciencei, USSR, Moscow
of
The final stages of analysis of the valine tRNA I from Saccharomycev cerevisiac
-and the reconstruction of the -molecule Is described. Large fragments (metamers) were
-o~talncd from the separated 3'- erd 5'-hAIves of WNAW and their olignonueleotide com-
position was determined by means of a mldochromatogrpphl~ method. T1w tRNAval
L
*Imary structure wa3 formulated.
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THE PPIMARY STRUCTURE AND SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
OF YEAST VALINE TRANSFER RNA.3
A.,r. KRUMINA, 4-tefff'oFf r, r. V. VENKSF.EltAr
A, A;-0-AYEV
Institute of Molecular Biology, Acadeaw of Sciences, USSR, bloscom
Valine transfer RNA 3 was isolated from Saccharorryces cerecisfae. I ts content was 0.3 ppr
cent in the total tRNA and 5 -7 per cent in the vallne tRNA. The purity of the prepara-
tion w9s 75-80 pet cent. The partial analysis of pyriniidvl- and r guanyl-RNAse oligonuc-
leotides,of tRNA',' 1 revealed the nucleotide sequence of tRNAV" to be probably the some-
as compared with that.of (RNA%"'. Chromatography on "K (m~ethylafed serum albumin
sorbed on kieselgel) column, gel filtration on Sepliadex and melting cun,e determination of
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~'a I
IRNAva' and t NAval gave identical resalts. The distribution coefficients of tRI and
NAI
3
tRNAVII in isopropa not -formam ide-phospha te bu'fer, pH 6.0, were th~ same- Thus the phvsi-
3.
es of tRNAV" and tRNAV" after their' purification had no significant differen-
cal propertii 1 3
ces. The different behavior of tR,\"A'-a' and tRNAva' in the countercurtent distribution
3
'AV" is an unstable physical modi.
system may be explained by the assumption tha t tRN
Val
fication of IIRNA
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W, A. I., X~SFFL'ROD, V. D., W.NKSTEWN-1, T. V., LI., L., K~ZUTI-
~LINA,, A. I., nd- BAYEV, A. A., Institute of Molecular Biology Academy
Sciences USSR
"Primary Structure of Valine Transfer RNA I Saccharomyces cerevi-
Reconstruction of the Molecule"
size, 3
`6
Moscow, Molekulyarnaya Biologiya, No 1, 1970, pp 76-S
Abstract: T~ic--. first stage of analysis of th~,! primary strLICture of
valine t~'-"NIA 1 from Saaccharomyces cerevislac and. the -FinaL recons ruc--
b red olbtaining
ti.on of the ntolecule are descri 1. T1,to procedure requi
large frampents (nzetariie-rs) from the separated 3' and 5' halves of
P Val I - nyl --'%NAse, an(I then determining thr;!ix oLigorucleo-
TA, -I- asir.- ~ua
t
R-N '?
tide composition with a specially devised microtnecl-tocq of frack-ionatin-f
acid identifyinIg the oligonucleotildes. The sequence of the
:des within eac metamer was established by comparii- -- their c,;Mposi-
tj
V.0n. The t7--NA, molecule was reconstructed by ovi,:-~rlappin,,r both the
jonucico-ides of the pyritaidyl and guanyl. ribont4c:1,i,,aqe hydroysates
oli, f.
6E' the w~,ole molecule arid the metamers of its hzilvea.

USSR UDC: 537.521
IL'~" T
KWANT, Yu. 14 , KOLCKOLOV, 'IT. B. , LYAGUSHCFEE.111:0, R. I. ,
-JI, 3KOV, A. 11.
V. M. , and I 4=3
"Investigating the Electron Distribution ~Vnctioa in Hg+Ar and
Ha+Kr Mixtures"
leningrad, Zhurnal Tek-1-micheskoy Fiziki, Vol. 41, INTo. 4, April
1971, PP 714-719
Abstract: The measurements made in this article were of the ener-
gy distribution of eloctrons in the positive coliv--n o-'L' dischar~;,es
and
iti gasen mi7inir :-m.;rcury -1ravor inert oxLoxi and krypton. 1juch
I
tical i,t-rout. Because dif-ioulzies
measurements are of orac .15
arise as the rosult of ixitons.,2- noise, -in maki-n- these neasure-
ments the authors us~~d a tracking, probe throu6b. the ef-
feet of the space potQntial vaariaticns on the rneas-ur-2ment of the
-?~unc'icn -on be el -Lminated. The meaSLI-r-3-,,Ien,~-s were
distributioli
m
ade in a tu-e mnasur~ 3' = in diameter wi-'h an incand~~scent
cathode. Curves of thra distribution are plotted. A cor-rari-son,

13 F-3- ~Moklh~ H1
KAGAN, et al, Zhurnal Tekh-qicheskoy Fiziki, vol. 41, 'To - 4, A-pril
1971, pp 714-719
-he
was also made of"' the experimental distribution ftnctions and
functions calculiatued from- the kinetic equation. The est-i--ates
rici the mer-
made indicate That elastic collisions of electrons a.
cury atoms are negl4gible compared to the elastic collfs-lons
with the inert Eas atoms. The authors are associated i,-i'-I-h the
eni
ngrad 3tate University, imeni A. A. Zhdanov,
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USSR UDC .533-933
KAGAN, YU. X. KOIDKOLOV, B. , MILEININ, V. X., MIRZABEYOV,
A. H., Leningrad State University
"Measurement of the Energy Distribution of Electrons in a Plasma
in the Presence of Noise"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Takhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 40, No 5, June 1970,
PP 1319-1321
Ab3tract: Serious difficulties cauc;ed by fluctuations in the
discharge 'or 'o1a.-,-,ia diagnoztics generally and probe dlagnoStic5
in particular are examined. It is noted that t~d; sensitivity
and, in cortain cases, the applicability of the probe method
are considerably limited by the intensity of dizebarge noises.
ulation of the probe
The effect of noises on a technique using mod
curro.-I'. to study electron distribution is said to be a masking
of the signal of the second derivative on the ono hand and a
distortion of the shape of the distribution itself of the other,
due to oscillations in the potential of the spaco where the probe
1/3

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KAGAN, TG. M. , et al, Zhurnal Tekhnichesicoy Fiziki,
June 1970, Pp 1319-1321
is located. The "tracking" probe method is proposed for measur-
.-he px
ing the energy distribution of electrons in I resence of
noise. The authors showed earlier that to obtain the real
averaged distribution function in the presence of periodic plasma
fluctuations the variable component of the potential of the measur-
ng probe must "track" the space potentials. The following prin-
ciple was used for measurements in a plasma in the presence of
oscillations: a reference nrobe at tiie potential of the float-
ing probe was placed close ~o the measuring probe. The change in
the floating potential of this probe cauaed by oscillations of
the plasma is transmitted to the circuit of the measuring probe.
In the experiments described, an emitter follower with the follow-
ing characteristics was used: input resistance I mi-7, output re-
Sistance 5 W, transmission band 30-600,000 11z. The SK-4-3
spectral analyzer was used to analyze the spectnim and the ampli-
tude of the noises. The energy distribution of electrons in a
mercury-argon mixture at a mercury vapor pressure of 2.5-10-3
torr.and an argon pressure of 0.6 torr was measuved for a dis-
charge current of 100 ma. The apectr= of oscillations between
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2-iziki, Vol 40, No .5,
jund 1970, PP 1319-1321
the measuring probe and the ground before and af-~er inclun-J"on
f It was sho-4n at the applica-
the amitter follower is given.
o
U'ion of the tracking probe method makes it possible to measure
the distribution function in a plasma in the presence of noisea
When the use of the ordinarymethod leads to erroneous results.
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MIRZAHKMEDOV, M. A.
A A'
"Random Quantitites in Hilbert Spaces over (R R
Izv. AN UzSSR. Ser. Fiz.-Mat. N. [News of Academy of Sciences, UzSSR,
Physics-Mathematical Sciences Series], 1973, No 2, pp 21-24 (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9V17)
A A'
Translation: Hilbert Space H over the pair of semifields (R R ) is
defined. The scalar product in H is an element of semifield R These
H spaces are more general than, for example, denumerable Hilbert spaces.
The Gaussian random functions C(u).are studied in space 11 and a theorem
is formulated on representation of the mean value and correlation func-
tion C(u); an explicit form of the characteristic functional of the Iiinit-
lessly divisable distribution is presented; random linear processes with
independent values are studied. Author's view

USSR UDC 519.24
"On an Evaluation of the Spectral Function of a Homogeneous Pandom Field"
Tashkent, Sluchayn. protsessy i smezhn. vopr.--Sbornik (Random
Processes and Related Problems -- Collection of Works), Part 2,
1971, "Fan", pp 63-66 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Matematika,
No 9, Sep 71, Abstract No 9V258, by M. Yadrenko)
Translation: Suppose Ir-(t) is a homogeneous random field on an integral
lattice in an s-dimensional Euclidean space having the spectra
density f(/?), Ks = p: -fr4 Z i " 7r $ i = I . . Ii~ -Suppose
INU) is a periodogram constructed from observations ~(t) on
the cube rt :0 4 ti < N, i = 1, ...9 s]. lt is proven that for
any bounded measurable function OrU
11MM
Ar
27

USSR UDC: 519.21
SARYMSAKOV, T. A., MIR
A.-Al
"Stationary Processes on Topological Half-Fields and the Problem of Pre-
dieting Them"
Nauch. tr. Tashkent. un-t (Scientific Works, Tashkent University), 1970,
VYP. 394, Pp 169-175-Tf-rom RZh-Kibernetika, No 11, Noy 71, Abstract No
11V148)
ENo abstractJ

USSR UDC: 519.24
NIRZAKHMEDOV, M. A.
C
ncerning an Est
o imate of the Spectral Function of a Homogeneous
Random Field"
V sb Sluchayn. protsessy i smezhn. vopr..Ch. 2 (Random Processes and
Related Problems--collection of works. Part 2), Tashkent;, "Fan", 1071,
pp 63-66 (from RM-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 71, Abstract No 9V258)
Translation: Let 4(t) be a homogeneous random field on.a whole-niniber
lattice in s-dir-ensional Euclidean space having spectral density f(A),
KS'-(X:-;x< Xj