SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GASPERT, B. - GASTEVA, SARAFIM ALEKSEYEVICH

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YUGOSLAVrA/Organic Chemistry Naturally Occuring Substances E-3
and Their Synthetic Analogs
Abs Jonr Referat Zhur - Khtmiya) No 2, 1957)-4W
Author Balenovic, K-, Bret-ant, N., Gaspart, Bj) Jambresic, I.,
Tomasic, V.
Title Some 7~erivatives of L-Cysteine Aldehyde. An Improved
Prepration of S-Benzyl-N-Fhthaloyl-L-Cysteizie, Amino
Acids. MI.
Orig Pub : Arhiv kemiju, 1955, 27, No 4, 2L-7-210
Abstract : A method has been worked out for the preparation of opti-
cally active S,.benzyl..N.,phthaloyl-L-cystein (I), which
has beeli converted into S-benzyl-N-phthaloyl-L-cystineal.-'~
dchyde (11); a number of derivatives of 11 have becL
prepared. Mixture of finely --o=inuted S-benzyl-L,-cys-
tein D-033 role, C - _,~7r -~-280) and ph thalic an1iydride
(0,035 -mole) heated (bath temperature 1.30-135--) while
stirring, for 30 minutes, dissolved in C6116 and from
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YUGOSLAVIA/Organic Chemistry - Naturally Occuring Substances E-3
and Their Synthetic Analogs
Aba Jotir Referat ZJklir - Khimiya, No 2, 1957, 4563
filtrate 1 6s precipitated with petroleura ether, total
yield 9o%-, MP lC80, t.- x-125r; _.L67 T 0.10 (c 0,56- M MH)
From I og D -1500 was prepared the acid chlorl,
1
Cc---.7 D -1360 (c 1,44; benzene), which by reductipn
over 5% Pd/BaS04., 10 hours at 120-1250 (bath temperature)
was converted to II, yield 97%, t-s:~.-7 17D -1030 (c 1.2;
benzene). By boiling for 5 hours 0.01 mole II
-1020), 2-5 ml ethylene glycol and 0.1 g p-tolueA
ne sulfanic acid in 150 ml C6116 and evaporating the reac-
tion mixture, was obtained ethylene acetal of II,
yield 97%, after chromatography on ~U203' 14P 95-970
(f~rom CH2Cl2 -t- petroleum ether),
12D -78 -4-0-50 (c2.3; bfnzenc). By boiling of ethy-
'fen-e acetal of II with hydrazine hydrate in alcohol (3
hours) was obtained ethylene acetal-S benzyl-L-cystein,
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YUGOSLAVIA/Organic Chemistry - Naturally Occuring Substances E-3
and Their Synthetic k1alogs
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Xhimiya) No 2, 1957, 4563
BP 105-110'/0-01 MM, Cc,,- j- I 6j) -540 (c 1.07; 0.1 N 11Cl);
picrate, MP 183-1840 (from ethyl acetate - petroleum
ether), By reacting 6.C8 mole II in 50
ml pyridine with 0-015 mole malonic acid (.8 hours at
45-500), acidifying the solution with lc~ solution of
",S04, and extracting with ether was obtained racemic
5-benzylthiQ-4-phthalimido-pentene-2--ic acid,
yield 92%, after chromatography on A120 3 mp i4l-1420
~from C112 C12-petroleum ether),
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GASPERT, B.; STEFANAC, Zlata; MARUSIC, R., BALENOVIC, Kresimir
. ........I
Optically active trisulphides and tetrasulfides related to L cystine.
Croat chem act& 32 no.2:85-90 160. (EEAI 10:4)
1. Chemical Laboratory, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb,
Strossmayerov trq 14, Zagreb, Croatia, Yugoslavia. 2. Redakciani -
odbor (Committee of Publication), Croatica Chemica Acta, member of the
Committee (for Stefanac and Balenovic)
(Sulfides) (Cystine) (Optically active compounds)

GASPOT, 'B.; SKARIC, V.
Hydropyrimidines. Pt.l. Croat chem acta 35 no-3:171-174 163.
1. Institute "Ruder Boskovic", Zagreb, Croatia, Yugoslavia.
2. Member of the Editorial Board, "Croatica Chemica Actan
(for Skaric).

ABASHIDZE, 1rakliy Vi3sarionovich; -qA' B, [tranz-lator.~ ;
ZAVERIN , 14. (translator] ; 1-14ACHAVARIM11 I V. , red.
[Palestine diary. Translated from the Georgian] FvLle-
stinskil dnev-nik. Tbilisi, Izd-vo Soiuza pisatelei
Gruzii "Zarif- Vostoka," 1962. 62 p. (RIM 18:4)

BERG, S.L., polkovnik; VOROBIYEV, V.I., kapitan pervogo ranga; GILIBO,
G.M., kapitan pervogo ranga; ARANCIDIKO, A.A.; iiALAK.~PaNA, M.1-%;
JIMMIKOVY B.S., kapitan vtorogo razu,,a; 1AMITIDA, G.F.; EEREU.M.",
N.V.; BUTYRINA, N.Ya.; VOROBIYEV, V.I., kapitan pervogo ranga;
GASS I.P GRIBYSH, V.S.; GLADIN, D.F., polkovnik; GOLOVANOVA, L.G.,
~'-S^ nauk; GOLUEEVA, Z.D., kand. filol. nauk; GOTICHA:(OVA, A.I.;
ZANADVO;(GVAP U.N.; IVANOVA, N.G.; KAIMMI, G.B.; KOVALICHUK~ A.S.;
KROHDOVA, V.A.; LITOVA, Ye.I.; MOLCHMOVA, T.I.; OKU111, L.S.;
POCHE13UT, A.F.; RAYTSES, V.I.; SAVINOVA, G.N.; SMIMMINA, T.I.;
SMY1TIKOV, H.G., kand. ist. nauk; FUR.-WEVA, I.I.; CHIZHOVA, N.N.;
YASINSKAYA, L.F.; GLADBI, D.F., i,o]J(ovnik; LAIETSKIY, Ye.F., pod-
polkovnik; LEBEDEV, S.M., kapitan pervogo ranga; OIWYE~SKIY, N.I.,
kapitan pervogo ranga; NADVODSKIY, V.Ye., podpolkovrik; MaN, L.A.)
inzh.-kontr-adniral, glav. red.; PIUMN, N.S., polkovnik, zar, otv.
red.; LEVCHENKO, G.I., admiral, red.; BAKETINA, G.F., tekhn. red.
[Eaval atlas] Morskoi atlas. n.p. 1-d. Glavnogo Shtaba Voe=o-.,,,,
14orskofo Flota. Vol.3. [Vaval history] Voerma-istoricheskii.
1942
Pt.1 Text for the maps] Opisaniia k kartam. 1959. >zdi"
Ni~
1. Ruusia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo oboroiW.
(Haval history)

S/759/62/000/004/005/016
1)207/D308
AUTHOR: Gass V. 1~
TITLE: Injector-buncher for a linear electron accelerator
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Uskoriteli,
no. 4, 1962, 29-39
TEXT: A description is given of a new type of injector-buncherfor
travelling-wave linear electron ,accelerators (orthotrons). A cylin-
drical resonator contains a tungsten-point electrode (wire of
grade 9A-5 (VA-5)) which is etched and heated close to its melting
point in order to obtain monocrystalline structure at the tip (ra_~
diused to 1 - 2-5/u). Microwave (3000 DIC/S 40 kW) pulses produce
strong field emission from the tungsten tip; the emission current
is 12.0/uA, equivalent to 5 x 107 A/cm2. Electrons are emitted only.,*
during a small portion of the microwave pulse because the field
emission current depends strongly on the applied voltage. The
electrons are thus bunched automatically. The electrons in front..
of the bunch are made to move more slowly than those at the bac.k,
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S/75 62/000/004/005/016
Injector-buncher for ... D2 07YD3 08
by passing the pulsed beam through a second resonator to which a
suitably phased microwave voltage is applied. Radial spread is Dre-
vented by grids placed across the apertures of the two resonators.
Stability and long service life of the tungsten electrode are en"
sured by 'flashing' it at 20400K to remove the a sorbed gases and
by using it in high vacuum. However, even at 10-9 mm Hg the working
life of the electrode is many hour8. The advantages of the field-
emission injector-buncher compared with the usual klystron or
waveguide bunchers are: (1) production, acceleration and bunching
of electrons in one operation; (2) absence of a high-voltage sup-
ply; (3) small size and simple construction; (4) low power needed
for electrode heating (10 20 W). There are 13 figures.
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ACCESSION NR: AT4019721 S/2759/63/000/005/0045/0054
AUTHOR: Gass, V. F.
TITLE: Approximate calculation of electron dynamics in an injector-buncher
SOURCE; Moscow. Inzbonerno-fixichookiy institut. Uskoriteli (Accelerators),
no. 5, 1963, 45-54
TOPIC TAGS: buncher, injector4uncher, electron dynamics, resonator, cathode,
'
cold-cathode field emission cathode, cold-cathode current, electron motion,
bunching
ABSTRACT: The injector-buncher (considered in an earlier paper) consists of
two cylindrical resonators located side-by-side (see Fig. 1 of the Enclosure).
Oscillations of type Rojo are excited in the resonators. A cold-cathode (field-
emission cathode).is located in the first resonator. A sharp pulse of current
occurs during one complete cycle of the high-frequency oscillation. Fig. 2 of
the Enclosure ahovs the nature of the cold-cathode current under a sintisoidal
voltage. The paper proves that by using certain assumptions during the
solution of the equations of motion of the electrons in the resonators, a
qualitative and quantitative study can be made of the bunching properties of
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ACCESSION NR: AT4019721
the device without actual recourse to the numerical integration of the
equations of notion. Only longitudinal electron motion in considered and the
space charge in not taken into account. In many practical cases the space
charge and the radial motion -do not essentially alter the final result and only
complicate the problem. An approximate integration of the equations of.electron
motion in the first resonator is carried out. The bunching characteristics in
the second resonator are obtained. Orig. art. has: 27 formulas and 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Inzhenerno-fitichookiy institut, Moscow (Engineering-Physics
Institute)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE AN: 19Mar64 ENCL: 01
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Fig. 1. Diagram of an Fig. 2. Nature of the cold-catbode
injector-buncher current under a sinusoidal voltage.
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L 22485-65 UT(m) AS(mp)-2/9SD(gs)/DIAAP
ACCESSION NR: AT5001495 6/2759/64/000/006/co43/00501
AUTHOR: BMev, V. K6 Cass# Ve pe~
TITLE.*. Dynamics of, particles -in- a cylindrical cavity operating at the Solo mods
SGURCEi Moscow, Inzhene,rno-fizicheskiy institute Uokorltelij no, 6j 1964, 43-50
TOPIC TAGS: electron bunchingy electron acceleration electron dynamics.,
cylindrical cavityt electron beam acceleration
ABSTRhCT: The authors calculate the dynamics of e MQ 019
_jongjtudjna.X-2ax~ic3, - t
a r6und cylindrical cavity operating in the E0,10 modep using a combination of
analytic andgraphical methods. The electron kinetic energy is determined ana-
lytically as a first integral of electron motiong and families of curves are *
Plotted with:which to.determine the phase-energy relations and the energy spectrum
of the electron beam at the output of single cavities and of several cavities in
cascade, as functions of the cavity lengthp the field intensity, arA the freqgency
of the electromagnetic field, A numerical example illustrating the application of
the method shows that a monoenergetic electron bunch with phase dimensign.,of 1100
C04 1/2
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GASS, V.F.
Experimental neasuremen' of the Output Farameters a' an 4njfc',cr-
-buncher. Uskoriteli no.6:51-55 164.
Measurement of the phase length of an electron cluster formed in
an injector-buncher. Ibid.:56-61
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!AUTHOR: Gass, V. F.
ORG: none
1 Jul
:TITLE: Lanthanum hexaborate (LaB6) and zirconium carbide cathodes for an injector-
I
ibuncher
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Uskoriteli, no. 7, 1965, 83-85
TOPIC TAGS: particle accelerator component, electrode, vacuum research
ABSTRACT.:, ZrC cathode spikes with points having ^-lp~adius were made by the electro-
forming process in a 4% NaF solution. LaB6 cathod re formed in an H3PO4 electro-
ed
lyte. 'The properties of these new cathodes were ti ed under varying current, temper
ture and vacuum conditions. The results am graphed and relative advantages of the t
types are compared. Orig. art. has: -3 figures.
SUB CODE: 20,09,11/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 004
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L 24204-65 EWT(1)/EWG(k)~iWT-(m')/FPA(si)-2/EPF(n)-2/EWA(d)/EPA(w)..~2/T/EWA/.
FWP(t)/EWP(k)/EWP(b) ?z-6/Pab_iq/Pu_4 iip(c) RHWIMJ'dIJDIJGAT.
ACCESSION NR: AP500291.7
AUTHOR: Gass, V. F.7
TITLE: Using. a tungsten cold cathodJ in a obf field
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika. i elektronikat v. 10.- no. 1, 1965, 203-205
TOPIC TAGS: electron injector, buncher, cold cathode
ABSTRACT: The operation of cold cathodes made from VA-5 tungsten wire in an
inJector-bunche having.a loaded Q-factor of about 1000 at 2 C is brief4
r
described. The wire points had a radius of curvature of 1. 5 - 2 p and were
prefired at a near-melt temperature for 40-60 min. Occluded-gas elimination
was made at 1000 - 1500C * and (2 -,4)x 10-8. torr. Afield-emission current
appeared when a pulse power of 5-110 kw was applied to the first resonator. The
currentwas about 90-120 0eh the pulse power was raised to 25-30
kw (pals a 'current i.- 80_~ 110 *hV). At 100 -140p,71. the points current density was
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GASSAM, A.
'Budgetary receipts from the income of organizations of the Office
of Grain Procurements" by L.Levitakii. 'Reviewed by A.Gassan. Yin.
SSSR 18 no-3:90-92 Mr '57. (WaA 10:5)
(Grain trade) (Internal revenue) (L.Levitskii)

GASSANI P. A.
Application of silting as a measure against filtration in the const-
ruction of the Dnieper irrigation system. didr. i mel., 4, No 2, 1952.

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a.-- a rrasur~ tuairltt,
_c:l* I v 'i Of 1wosian Acr~s:jcns, 1,11 r-curv of C~'v,
7c 1'.

GASSANY Yu.p.
Retroperitoneal teratoma in a child. Vop.onk. 6 no.2:93-95 F 160.
(MIRA 14:2)
(RETROPERITOWAL SPACE-TUMORS)

ZVEREV, A.F., prof.; GASSAN, Yu.P.
Polycystic kidneys in children. Urologiia no.61.5"0 160.
(MIRA
1. Iz kafedry detskoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. A.F. Zverev)
Sverdlovskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(KIDIMS--DISEASES)
15:5)

GOSANOV,,, I.G.; SOKOLOVA. L.I.
Stratigraphy and litholog7 of Devonian sediments in the
Volga Valley portion of Stalingrad Frovince. Trudy
VITIGNI no. 19:47-65 159. (MIRA 13:12) '
(Stalingrad Province--Geology, Stratigraphic)

FILIPFOVA, M.P., kand.geol.-mineral.nauk; AWITOVA, S.M.; GASSAROVA, 1.0.
Distribution of silt and arenaceous sediments in the Jivet and Yras-
nian stages of the Devonian in the Volga-Ural region. Trud7 VNIGNI
no.22.-155-168 159. (MIRA 13111)
1. Vasso7uznn nauchno-issladovatellskiy goologo-razvedochnyy i
neftyanoy institut.
(Volga-Ural region--Silt)
(Volga-Ural region-Sandstone)
_'T 1~.

oASSANOVA, I.G., k-urator; YZMNA, L.M.; IL'INA, N.S.; KARASEV, H.S.;
- -- FIbigHWO, A.I. [deceased]; FILIPPOVA, M.F. KHDKMV, P.S.
Kikino key well. Trudy VNIGNI no.26:227-307 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(Russian Platform-Petroleum geology-) ..

ARODIOVA, S.M.; GASSANOVA, I.G.; KALEEDA, G.A.; LOTSM.M-T, O.A.; MAKAROVA, T.V.;
NECHITAYLO., S-.X-.-':'-=HOVA, A.A.; SOKOLOVA, L.I.
Mariia Fil-ippovna E'llippova, 190-!-19L4'; obituary. Lit. i pol.
iskop. no.61181-182 N-D t64- (MIRA 18:3)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-i-ssledovaLeltskiy geologorazvf--dochnyy
neftyanoy institut (Moskva, Ye-257, zhosse Entuziasto,;, d.121,).

Glls~>f\rvuvrx, r-1.
USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - Neuro-Muscular V-11
Physiology,
Ab s Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 11 1956y 4363
Author K. Gassanova
Inst Central Institute of Prosthetology
Title Functional Characteristics of Muscles after Amputation
and urder the Influence of Prosthesis.
Orig Pub : In: 5-ya muchn. sessiya Tsentr, i.-n. in-ta protyezir.
i protyezostroyeniya, M., 1956, 84-88
Abstract : After amputation and before prosthesis, the muscular
T~unction was decreased not only in the anatomically inju-
red muscles, but also in other femoral and pelvic muscles.
Muscular atrophy was moderat3 and equal on the stump and
on the hip. After prosthesis, the electrical activity
of the muscles was greater than before prosthesis.
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USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - Neuro-Muscular
Physiology.
Abs Tovx Ref Zhur Biol., No 1: 1958, 4363
This suggests that the functional changes are reversible
in the muscles of the amputated leg. Changes brouL.Jit
about by the inactivity of the leg were reversed after
prosthesis.
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USSR'. inzh.; OKOIX)VICH. inzh.; AKINOv, inzh.

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GASSER, K.
GASSERj K. The role of technical representative of the Technology and
Rationalization Club in a branch office of the State Lumber Center. p. 11.
Vol. 29# no. IOP Oct. 1955
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AGRICULTURE
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E: UR/0000/65/000/ooo/o4
AunioR: Khorbst, kh.;
ORG: None
TITLE: Modern fi4 search and not control devices and technical developmental
prospects
SOURCE* Nauchno-t4khnicheakaya konforentsiya po razvitiyu flota rybnoy promy-
shlennosti stran-chelenov SEV. 2d, Leningrad, 1964. Rybolovnyy flot (Fishing fleet)l
sbornik trudov ko0erentsii, v. 1, Leningrad, Izd-vo Sudostroyeniye, 1965, 471-483
TOPIC TAGS: sonar' equipment, marine equipment, detection equipment, recording
equipment, electronic equipmentl underwater sound equipment, food, fishing ship
ABSTRACT: Efforts of the electronic industry in the German Democratic Republic to
accommodate its shipbuilding industry with the equipment needed aboard its fishing
vessels are described. Technical data for the RAG 400 and HAG 4o1 sonar, used for
horizontal and vertical fish detection purposes, are tabulated, and information as
to numbers of such equipments used in GDR-built fishing vessels and exported is
provided. The manufacture of recorder type fathometers in the "Koopenick" Radio
Plant in Berlin, is discussed, as is the latest equipment, the HAG 250, a recording
fathometer with a wired, seine probe attachmento Equipment arrangements and com,
binations for specific purposes in fishing vessels, are listed and described. The
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BAEZ HOINg We HOULDS (Notall, 1249, 3, (21/22), 367-
3731 (23/24). 418-421).--lbe design, operation, and results obtained froo
a contisnous-casting isaach"ins, for the sultiple-easting of wire bara eAd rodes
are illustrated and described In details The a-chino has two casting pitso
,*,,,,, with a whoir. mte, of k,-,,,i,,g, 1,'v.
at I , rotary. p6ton pump. ran bel vark4l be-t%mit 11-3 still 11 ou.i.
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funiall., froin which it . red * swivelling. el-Ari-11% I'MI4.41,41.
re,frActorv-1inerd. coeet-ineve. '1aur:Icr and distributor. al1*jtL-t.J.I,- for
.1. '1 - eure,l height so that the, x1metitei of the dilitrilput4pr cIui Im% kept to-lo* the,
I'll, of t1w d". Ile spouts h.% hito U*wrL4. and thL' 1141W 'If Int'tLil
fn'M "A Ppout to each dk is =42*71)y m&naaHv4)pvmtA-d nti,,Iv vA[%.-q
timsipting of esst.irun ITAO with airiteivel alumina tipel. lktaiI4 Air givull
orthe,Mte,orpiweringofthk W)k% the tinirAdwuring, th4-vIectri,-.%IriwrI:y
awl IsIxmr n4juinments, tIW IIIIC"). Atul met-ril.,111141 surrAir x1rurtlin~e, 1411.1
0.. 1...... IMIlical pf"pidis-4 of tile 111414-641 IMMIU4441, 'Alle-11 IA41111V ~.41111.14
Piles elf I'ar, &IHI r'xIq elf pun! Aluminiuln. %nil Itloolini'llo -flow --l,I-p,-r
nickel an-I alueninium ctipprr magnesium alloys. rh.. nim-hin.. otak- Ow
ii-otinuou* camint: or small aiws a c"minrativelY lpaivL,
1.1"l-ititin. --F. N'.

BAKUNTS, V.S., inzhener; BAKINOVSKIT, K-L., inshener; A BYEKO, S.As,
PRYAKHIX, inihoner; PILILYAN, D.G. (Krasnodar); TERWHOV, P.A., inzhener;
XLITN, R.N., inshener (leningrad); GASSOKH, A., inzhener; GUSIV, T;
ALZMAJIMOV, elektrononter (Omskaya-%1ITATtp7T_,*ftVIN, I.A.. inzhener;
KOIDNEYM , I. (Omakaya oblast').
Arranging and insulating the ground wire of aerial lines. Inergetik 1 no.6:
12-35 N '53. (KI-RA 6:11)
1. Zakavkaztsvetnetstroy, g. Yerevan (for Bakunts). 2. Belenergostroy, g.
Minsk (for Bakinovskly). 3. Stalinskays, sheleinaya doroga, g. Zaporoshlys
(for Alekseyanko). 4. Sel'elektro, g. SumW (for Terekhov). 5. Glaysell-
elektro, Komi ASSR (for Gassokh). 6. Gorelektroset', g. Shcherbakov (for
Gusev). 7. Gorodskaya elaktrostantsiya, g. Valuyki (for Alaksandrov).
8. Oblaellkhosproyekt. g. Pskov (for Savin).
(Illectric lines--Overhead)

BALABAYNV, V.A.. inzh.; GASSOXH, A.0-, inzh.; SHUBAYLTV, H.U., inzh.
Parallel operation of SGT generators. Mekh. i elek.uots.,.11-
khoz. no.4:42-44 '57. (MIRA 12:4)
(Electric generatore)

.,GASSOVSKIY, G.N. (Hasovstkyi, H.M.]
Practical significance of infusorians and the history of their study.
in the Ukraine, Mrs prats' Zool. muz, AN URSR no. 29:58-90 460o
(141--RA 14'.4)
(UkAine-Infusoria)

`~~GASSOVSKIY, G.N.
Change of functions and physiological substitution in the evolution
of free swimming vorticellae. Zool. zhur. 39 no.9:1423-1424 S 1600
wiu 13;9)
1. Chair of Zoology, Cherkassky Pedagogical Institute.
(Infusoria) (Evolution)

GAS,~WjKIY, L. N. and i'JOLSKAYA,
"Sensibility to Light of the Peripheral Centers of the "Letina", Sovietski
Vastnik Oftalinologii, Vol. 9, 1936. 2nd ed.

(1, A' J~OV '3 A"' I Y ,L . N .
"Luminous and Color Jensibility of the Peripheral Centers of the Aietina. deport.
to the 1~i.-st Session of the Helmholtz Institute of icientific and Clinical
Research, 1937.

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93, No 1, P-. 29-30
FlIfT)o7a is to flet the .1-tuare of th-a llilht thresholds (I.e. the liclit i~-rc rti-on
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X. N. Bulanova, ilbirl. Clt~s relat-3-1, stlAy of L. N. '~~!sso~.,Skiy, K. N. Eula:,,O
Z. L. 6hvarts (W~i, 58, :~-o 6) 1947) Fr s~--nte~! Ac-I ~'.3renin 3 'e!: 53-

GASSOVSKIY, L. N..L KRIVOSHAPOVAP L. V.
Multifocal eyeglasses. Nov. med. tekh. no.2:47-59 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Gosudarstvennyy ordena Lenina opticheskiy institut imeni
S. I. Vavilova. -46
(MGLASSES)

ANDROUNIKOV. K.S.; BALAKOV. V.V.; BUZHINSKIY, A.N.; BURAGO, A.U.; YBUTHAN,
L.A.; VISIRIZVSKIT, A.A.; VOLOSOV, D.S.; GASSOVSKIY, L.N.. professor;
GARSHUN, A.A., professor; TILITASHEVIGH, M.A.; YSV~tOiITXV, K.S.;
GURRVICH, M.M., professor; KOLTADIN, A.I.; KORYAKIN, B.M.; KURITS-
KIT, A.L.; PAPIYANTS. K.A.; PROKOFITRY. V.K.. professor; PUTSVIO.
Ye.K.: RAZUNOV, M.A.; RITYNI, N.H.. SAVOSTIYANOVA, N.V., professor;
SEVCHUKO. A.N.-, SXNNOV, N.I.. STOZHAROV, A.I.; FAYXRKAH. G.P..
professor; FBOFILOV. P.P.; TSARNVSKIY, Ye.N., professor; Ch'MaXATATIT,
D.P.; YUDIN, Ye.Y.; KAVRAYSKIY, V.V., professor; VAVILOV, S.I.,
akademik. redaktor
LOPtice in military science] Optika v voennom dele; abornik statei.
Pod red. S.I.Vavilova i N.V.Savostlianovoi. 1zd- 3-e. zanovo parer.
I dop. Moskva. Yol.2. 1948. 387 P. (MLRA 9:9)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. 2. Sostavitelt - sotrudniki Goeudaretven-
nogo Optichaskogo instituta (for all except Vavilov and Xavrayakty)
3. Voyanno-morskaya akademiya (for Kavrayskiy)
(optics)

GASSOWSKI, Pavel.
The rehabilitation. in connection with surgical management of
lower extremities. Chir.narz. ruchu 20 no.4:335-340 1955.
1. Z Zakladu Leczniczo-Wychowawazego dla dzieci po chorobis
Heinego-Kedina w Gocialkoviesch Zdroju Dyrektor: dr. P.Gassowski.
Goczalkovice Zdroj. Zaklad Leesn.-Wychovawczy dla dzieci po chorobie
Heinego-Kedina.
(LNG, surgery
in polio., pre & postap. rehabiL)
(POLIKYELITIS, surgery
preop. & postop. rehabil.)
(RMfA ILITATION, in various diseases
polio., preop. & posto-o. rehabil. in leg surg.)

Rehabilitation of children with funnel chost after surgical
therapy. Chir. narz.ruchu ortop. polska 26 no-3:301-304 161.
1. Z Sanatorium Rehabilitacyjnego dhirurgii Dzieciecej w Konstancinio
Dyrektork lek. P.Gassowski Z Kliniki Chirurgii Dzieciecoj V4 w
Warszqwi6 Kierowniki rof. dr. J. Kossakovski.
KHORAX abnorm)

. GASSULIp Be
Self-action, initiative. Kryl. rod. 15 no.8:26-27 Ag 164
(MIRA 18:1)
1. Predsedatell gorodskogo komiteta Vsesoyuznogo dobrovoll-
nogo obahchestva sodeptviya armii, aviatsii i floty SSSR,
Chalyabiriskaya obl., g. Troitsk.

SALMONy P,A,; GRIFFEN9 W,O.;,GASTANEDA9 A.; ROOTV H.D.; WANGERSTEENP O.H.
local gastric hypothermia; experimental and clinical data on
its use in massive gastroduodenal hemorrhage. Vest.khim. 84
no.3:3-20 Hr 160. (MIRA 13:12)
(HnKnTMMA) (BMORRUGE)

GAS - -A,- P-
"Infinitely variable regulation of bobbin speed a spinning macine of
periodic activity." R. A. Gakell, reviewed by A. P. Gastev. Telist.
prom., 12, No 7, 1952.

kandida I
_qgPV,c t takhnicheakikh nauk, BOGATOV, AS., retsenzent;
MMTASHIKOV, F.S., retsenzent; AFXWGELISKIY, S.S., reda,~-tor;
MNDVMV, L.Ya., tekhnicheekl3r redal-tor
[Mechanical spinning of wool] Apparatnoe priadenle shersti. Moskra,
Goa. nauchno-tokhn. izd-vo Ministeratva pronqshlennykh tovarov
shirokogo potrableniia SSSR, 1954. 385 P. (MLRA 8-3)
(Woolen and worsted spinning)

GAST31V, A. P.
[Mechanical spinning of wool] ApWatuos priadenie shersti.
KoskTa, Gislegyrom, 1954. 388 p. (NTRA 8-.-I4 D)

P
DM"GIN, Sqrggy Matveyevich: OZERIDT. Boris Viktorovich; KOPELEVICH.Ye.I.,
radaktor; GASTV,A.P., retBenzent; RLIKIHA,R.M., tekhnichaskiv
redaktor
[Organizing, assembling, repairing and adjusting of continuous-
action spinning looms (spinning of fine wool)) Ustroistvo, mon-
tazh, ramont i naladka priadillnykh mashin nepreryvnogo deistviia
(grnvannoe priadenia tonkoi sherstvi). Moskva, Gos.nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo Ministerstva taketillnoi pro-.Wahl. SSSR, 1955. 207 P.
(MMA 9: 3)
(Spinning machinery) (Woolen and worsted spinning)
Sii~~

OUROV, Boris Viktorovich; GASTEV, A.P., retsanzent [deceasedh ORWT1, L-A.,
red.; PWVEM, L.Ta., tekhn.red.
(Combing machines for wool spinning] Cbasallnye mashiny
grobannogo prisdaniia sharati. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po legkol promyshl., 1959. 183 p. (MIRA 12:1)
(Combing machines) (Wool-combing)

GASTEV, B. G.
U-STEV, B. G., Doc Tech Sci - (diss) "Certain problems of the
theory of the transportation of wood in switches on timber-hauling roads."
Llvav.. 1958. 33 pp with diagram. (Min of Higher Education MM. MOs
Forest-Engineering Inst). 120 copies (KLy 20-58p96)

KROTOV, Vladimir Romanovich; TORGONSKIY, Mikhail Nikolayevich; QAS=A&.p
doktor tekhn.nauk,, prof.p retsen4ent; GAVRILOV, X.I., insh.j
retsenzent; TOVSTOLUZHSKIYp N.I., red.; PITEMAN, Ye.L., r(ed.
izd-va; GRECHISHCHEVA, V.I., tekhn. red.
(organization of the construction of logging roads] Organizatsiia
stroitellstva lesovoznykh dorog. Moskva, Goslesbumizdat, 1962.
1262 p. (mim 16:6)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy sukhoputnogo transporta. less Ltvovfkogo
lesotekhnicheskogo instituta (for Gastev). 2. Nachallnik mekhani-
zataii stroitel'stva lesozagotovitellnykh predpriyatiy TSeqwf-
nogo nauchno-isoledovatellskogo instituta mekhanizatsii i emerge-
tiki leanoy.promyAhlennosti (for Gavrilov).
(Forest roads--Design and construction)

LEONOVICH, ivEl-ri Iosif- -r- rekhn.
nauk:, retserizen*, Kand. t,,,k-;Ti,najk,
retsenzen~c., *ekan, na~ik..
nauchn.red AKAL~;VFJ'll
(Automot" va and opera-
tion of !,:-giT,- rmi- Wombill-
nye le sovo zr.Lye d - r C, r,: 1 1 ~i stf I to-I s ivo i ek s-
pluatatsi4a j .~ -pr
Minsk, Vyllshaia !~tjk ',MIRA 18.12-

GASM, D. M.
Sleop follouing an epileptic seizure and ayndromo of protracted
.91nep,. Nevropat. peikhiat,,, 1-.!oslcva 19:6, Nov.-Doe, 50. p. 53-5
1. Of tho Leningmd Noul-o-Ps"hiatria Institute imni V. IL,
Bcdchterev (Director-Prof, V, N. Mynalahchev) and the ClWc
for Nervow Diseanes (Director-S. N. Davidenkov,, Active Mamber
of tho AmdeM, of Heacal Sciences USSR) of the Institute for the
Advanced Training of Phyuicians.
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GASTRV, B.S.; FILAUOVA, Ts.N.
The influence of light and zLitrogen. compounds on the alkaloid content of
belladonna. Agrobiologlys '53, NO-1, 94-5. WaA 6z2)
(CA 47 no.22:12531 '53)
1. PYatIgorsk Pharm. Inst.

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USSF,Thew~cal Technz-1c6-y. Chemical Products and Their Application -- Electrochemical
manufacturing. Electrodeposit-'cn. Chemical sources of
electrical current, 1-8
Ab5t J,--Urnal: Referat &ur - Khimiya, No 2, 1957, 5111
Author: Krestovnlkov. A. N., Gastev. S. S.
Ins f, I. ut P :Mc~qczw PDLvgraphical Institute
Vitie: Umetics of Etching of Zinc Used in Printing by the Chemical Method
Origi-nal
Fublicat'-=: Nauch. tr. Moak. poligr. i-nt, 1955; 3, 135-142
Abstract: investigation of the rate of dissolution of sheet Zn used in the
prInting industry, in mixtures of ECI and RNO (using 15 W, .10 (Tj)
and 5 (111) % by weight cf each component in he mixture), by the
methcv-1 of determination of lose in weight (LW) after 5 minutes of
etching W. The E in I was started at 250 and terminated at -1000
due to natural heating. Wxtixres !I and III were heated at 800 be-
fors E, acp that the temperature of these mixtures attained -900 at
the end of E. It is shcvn that with all other conditions being equal,
Carl 1/2

USSR/Chem.kal Techrolor
gy- Chemical Products and Their Application -- Electrochemical
manufacturing. Electrodepositi-Lon. Chemical sources of
electrical current, 1-8
Abst lournal; Refe-rat Zhur - Khimiya, No 2, 1957, 5111
Abstract: LW decrease Ln the series I ) II > III. Increase in the volume of the
solutian from 100 to 1,100 ml, reBults,, in general, in greater LW,
%,?d thla effect increases in the series III < 11 < I. On decrease of
the effective surface of the Zn the LW decreases in III and undergoes
no change in- 1. The last mentioned effect is attributed to attain-
ment, -in 1,, of the saturation level of E products concentration, due
to a high rate of dissolaticm. Using III as an example it is shown
that the speed of stirring of the solution produces no substantial
effect vn IW.
Card 2/2

SOVII 37-58-11- 21063
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 11, p 176 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gastev, S.S...----.
TITLE: Dissolution of Copper-nickel Alloys in Electrolytes (Rastvorenive
medno-nikelevykh splavov v elektrolitakh)
PERIODICAL: Nauchn. tr. Mosk. polign in-t, 1957, Nr 5-6, pp 191-200
ABSTRACT: The rates of dissolution of a series of solid solutions of the
Cu-Ni system in solutions of H2S04 (6 and 600/6) and HC1 (10%)
were investigated. It is established that the dissolution in elec-
trolytes of the solid solutions of the Cu-Ni system investigated is
closely related to the phase diagram: It decreases considerably
with an increasing Ni content in the alloy, i. e, , with an approach
toward the P (magnetic) phase of the phase diagram. The stabil-
ity of solid solutions of the Cu-Ni system increases with the
approach to the P (magnetic) phase of the phase diagram.
L. A.
Card 1/1

SOV/137-58-11 23064
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr It, p 176 (USSR)
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Dissolution of a Copper-zinc Alloy in Electrolytes in Relation to the
Grain Size (Rastvoreniye medno-tsinkovogo splava v elektrolitakh
zavisimosti ot velichiny zerna)
PERIODICAL: Nauchn. tr. Mosk. poligr. in-t, 1057, Nr 5-6, pp -'Of 210
ABSTRACT- The dissolution rate of a Cu- Zn alloy (79.870/c Cu and 20.1 !(~b Zn)
in 60/0 U12SO., and 10~o HC1 at 10'C was studied iii relation to the
grain size. The grain size required was obtained by varying the
degree of mechanical reduction (5, 20, and 300/o). It is shown that
the rate of dissolution of the alloy in electrolytes increases with
reduction of the grain size. Presence of atmospheric 02 in the
electrolyte increases the rate of dissolution, CuCl which forms
during the dissolution of the. alloy being a good carrier of 01n
the absence of 02in a 10% HCI solution at 400C the dissolution
of the Gu-Zn alloy comes practically to a standstill.
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1Y 7,5'~2 0 0682712
/?. 1.2 J 0 SO'1/81-59-10-35211
Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1959, Nr 10, p 265 (USSR)
ALTHORS: Kres-ovnikov, A.N., Gastelt.. S.S.
TITLE: Kinetics of Dissolution of Binary Solld Copper-&ased Solutions (With the Same
Atomic Percentage Composition) In a Solution of Sulfuric Acid
PERIODIC-AL. Sb. nauchn. tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-vo tsvetn. met-allurg-Li. Mosk. in-t tsvetn.
met. I zolota,-1958, Nr 2.9, pp 196-198
ABSTRACT: The study of the rate of dissolution of binary solid solutions of Ni, Zn, Al
and' LIn (5 atomic %) on'du base in 60% - H2S0jj at BOcC, which has Vie-en a-et,4-r-
mined ty the analysis of the solution and by the change in the weight of
the samples after every 100 hours in the course of 1,000 hours, has shown
that this rate increases along the series Ni < Zn e-- Al -- Mn. The content
of Mn in the solution in the dissolution of Mn--Cu-alloy is -5 atomic %.
R,e N1, Zn and Al content, in individual samples of the solu'-don varies from
4 to 9 atomic G. Florianovich
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KRESTOVNIKOV, A.N., prof.-. GASTEV, S.S., dotsent; GUBINA, V.V., assistent
Rate of etching of zinc used in printing and recovery of etching
solutions-. Nauch. trudy MPI no.7/8:247-253 ',SB. (MIRA 14:12)
(Zincography)

GASTEV, S.S., kand.khim.nauk, dotsent
Diffusion of solid solutions 9f the copper-zinc system in sulfuric
acid. Nauch. trudy MPI no-718:233-246 '58. (MIRA 14:12)
(Copper-zinc alloys) (Sulfuric acid)

GASTEV, S.S. (Moskva)
Kinetics of the dissolution of copper-zinc alloys in sulfuric acid solu-
tIons. Izv. AN SSSR. Met. no.31ll3-119 MY-Je 165. (KRA 1837)

GASTEVp V.A.
27696 Armirovanie balok na glavwje rastyagivayushiye napryazhowiya.
Trady iv vsesoyuz. korLf-taii po betonv i zhelezobetom.
lonstrukt-aiyam. Ch. 2. M.-L. 1949, 3. 43-46.
SOS KnizhWa Letopiep Vol. 1, 1955

akSTEEV) V. A.
SZRGITEVSKIT,A.D. [translator] L_qASTIV. Y.A., professor, doktor tekhnicheakikh
nauk, retseazent; KUSHELEV, K-Tu., kandidat
9
takhnichaskikh neuk, redaktor; SOKOLOVA, L.Y., tekhnicheakiy redaktor
[Problems In fatigue breakdown of steel; a collection of translational
Voprosy ustalostnogo rezrusheniia stalsi; sbornik perevodnykh statei.
Sokrashcheanya perevody A.D.Sergievakogo, pod red. S.V.Sereneena.
Moskva, Goo.nauchno-tekha. izd-vo mashinostrolt.lit-ry, 1957. 150 P-
(Stleel-Fatique) (MLRA 10:8)

SOV/124-57-9- 108Z9
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 9, p 142 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Gastev, V. A., Chikov, Ye. A.
TITLE: An Investigation of the Behavior of Bars Subjected to Combined Com-
pressive and Flexural Stresses Under Periodic Loading (Issledovaniye
szhatoizognutykh sterzhney pod deystviyem periodicheskikh nagruzok)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: 15-ya nauchn. konferentsiya Leningr. inzh.-stroit. in-ta,
Leningrad, 1957, pp 353-356
ABSTRACT: The authors evolve approximate expressions for the stresses and
permissible frequency-variation ranges for the case of a transversely
vibrating uniform bar freely supported at both ends and subjected to
the action of two periodic forces, the one longitudinal, the other trans-
ve r s e.
V. V. Bolotin
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24(6) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3047
Gastev, Vladimir Alekseyevich
Kratkiy kurEs Bo~rotivleniya materialov (Short Course on the Strength
of Materials Moscow, Fizmatgiz, 1959. 424 p. Errata slip in-
serted. 22,000 copies printed.
Ed.: G. I. Felldman; Tech. Ed.: K. F. Brudno.
PURPOSE: This textbook-is intended for students of schools of hi~~*_
er technical edu6alttioh.
COVERAGE: This textbook contains elementary information on the
strength of materials. The following subjects are discussed: the
plane and volume states of stress of bodies; deformations caused
by tension, compression, bending,torsion, shearing, and combined
stresses; statically indeterminate beams; the stability of a de-
formed body; elastoplastic bodies; and dynamic loads and stresses.
No personalities are mentioned. There are no references.
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GASTIV, V.A.
"Designing rods for stability by the method of equilibrium in
limited states" by I.I.Tarasonko. Reviewed by V.A.Gastev. Stroi.
mekhA rasch.soor. 2 no.4:47-48 160. (MIRA 13:7)
Ilastic rod and wires)
rasenko, I.I.)
M

GASTPJ V A prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; OtIODSKIY, Ye.Ya., inzh.;
BALAVADZF, VA., inzh.
flesh-reinforced concrete and its advantafres over ordinary rein-
forced concrete. D*-t. I rhel.-bet. no-9:389-391 S '61
(milut 111:10)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii stroitol'stva i arkhitektury S~SR.
(Reinforced concrete)

S-UW,'0V-AINAYMI, Georgiy Aleksandrovich, prof.,. doktor tekhn.~ nauk; C-ASTEV,
,VA , prof., doktor tekbn. nauk: retsenzent; ROZERBERG, V.M.)
tekhn. nauks red.; VASILIYEVA, V.P., red.izd-va; SFFfL&Y,SI:AYA, O.V.,
tekh-n. red.
[Resistance of materials to plastic deformations; engineering methods
for designing press-working operationsl SoprotivIenie materialov pla-
sticheskorau deformirovani'Lu; inzbenernye metody rascheta operatsii pla-
sticheskoi obrabotki raterialov. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Moskva, Mashgiz,
1961. 461 p. (MIFLA 1402)
(Deformations(Mechanics)) (Plasticity) (Sheet-metal work)

GASTEV, v.A.; xi,rovER, K.A. (Leningrad)
Determination of the elastic characteristics of ribbed plates.
Stroi. mekh. i reach. soor. 3 no.6:1-4 161. (KRA 15:4)-
(Elastic plates and shells)

BAYDA, Eduard Nikolayevich; GASTET , V,A..,__goktor tokhn. naukf prof.,
rod.; ROTENB?MG, lz-d-va; VOROI WSKAYA, L.V., toldin.
red.
(General solutions in the theory of elasticity and problems on
the parallelopipad and cylindor]Obslichlo rosheniia toorii up-
rugosti i zadachi o parallelepipede i tsilindre. Pod red.
V.A.Gasteva. LerdngTad, Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 61 p.
(MIRA15:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akaderdi stroitel'stva i arkhItektury
SSM (for Gastev).
(Elasticity) (Elastic solids)

GASMI V;A.; PITLYUK, D.A. (Lieningrad)
Results of studies of the character of the distribution of
stresses in a transverse bearing partition. Stroi.mekh.i
rasch.soor. 4 no.4:1-5 162. UMU 15:8)
(Strains and stresses) (Wells)

KRYLOV, Nikolay Alekseyevich, zasl. izobretatell RSFM, doktor
tekhn. nauk; GASTEV, V.A.p zaal. deyatell nauki i tekh-
nik:L RSFSR, aokicii-tekhn. nauk prof., retsenzent; BUTENIN,
N.V., doktor fiz.-matem. naukp prof., nauchn. red.;
VORONETSKAYA, L.V., red.izd-va i tekhn. red.
[Electron-acoustical and radio measurement methods for
testing materials and structures] Elektronno-akustiche-
skie i radiometricheskie metody ispytaniia materialov i
konstruk-tsii. Leningra4j, Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 239 P.
(MIRA 17:1)

GkSTEV, Tu.A.
Constructing an analysis on the basia of
notry of a straight line. Uch.zap.MGZPI
tile axiorlatized goo-
no.3:46-56 159.
(MIRI, 13:5)
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matematiki. I-Icsir-va, Pro-sveshchenie: 19641. 235 p.
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ents were removed by leaching with water and with acid. In
ho." can. of water a surface film is formed which may absorb alkaline
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action of acid. Rhe original paper givts stnne details of the effect
of XajO, CaO. an .d AfgO on the cheqiit:at resistance of tho glass).
1-13111
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SKOLYANSKIY, M.L.; RYVKIN, A.Z.,, red.; GASTEV) Yu.A., red.
(Some problems in modern mathematics and cybernetics;
collection of articles for mathematics teachers] 0 ne-
kotorykh voprosakh sovremennoi matematiki i kiberne-
tikij sbornik statei v pomoshch' uchiteliu matematiki.
Maskvap Prouveshcheniet 1965. 530 P. (MIRA 18:7)

IVAII"OV, Anatoliy Petrovich; GASTE"iA, G.A., red.;
Ye.A., tekhn. red. I .
[Chemical anilyois of fishes and their feeds; practical
tranual. for pisciculturists] Khiricheskii analiz ryb i ikh
kormov; pralAicherkoe rukovodstvo dlia i-yho,.,odov. 1,1,ogkva,,
Rybnoe khoziaistvo, 1963. '116 p. (IJI~A 16:12)
(Fishes) (Feeds--Analysis) (biochemistry)

U.S.S.R. / Human and Animal Physiology. Kietabolism. T
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 21939.
Author :,Gastgva G-.,;.
Inst : Kubansk Inst.
Title : Sugar Content in the Blood of Calves in Re-
lation to Their Condition.
Orig Pub: Sb. Stud nauohn rabot. Kubansk. 03.-kh.
In-t (1956) vyD. 1-45, 47.
Abstract: No abstract.
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USSR/Farm Anirnls Cattle.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biola, No 7, 1958, 3o943
)-3
Author : Kostin A.P., Gasteva GIS.
Inst : -
Title : Physiological Peculiarities of the Red Steppe and Kuban'-
Black Sea Cattle.
(Fiziologicheskiye osvennosti u krasmstepnoao i kubano-
chernomrskogo skota) .
Orig Pub : Tr. Kubansk. a.-kh. in-ta., 1957, vYp. 3 (31), 68-81.
Abstract : Physiological processes under different ecological cor-
ditions were studied on 26 calves, 47 castrated bulls,
14 heifers, and 18 cows. The Red Steppe cattle surpass
other breeds by their hir
jh adaptability to the hot cli-
mate of Kuban'. The first intake of food lowers the
oxidation processes in the calf, but in the second and
subsequent feeding, gns metabolism increases and cardiac
activity is intensified. In calves of the Red Steppe
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USSR/Farm Animals - Cattle. 0-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., 140 7, 1958, 3o943
breed raised in the plains, the oxidation processes are
weaker than in the Kuban'-Black Sea cattle reared in the
mountain regions. Oxygen is absorbed most intensively)
and carbon dioxide is &iven off towards 12 noon.
The camp-pasture maintenance increases gas netabollsia
and intensifies substance metabolism. In animals on
mountain pastures, at the altitude of 1,800-2,000 n.
the &ns metabolism and oxidation processes decrease.
When the animals are transferred to the hiol Lw~untain
pastures, the erythrocyte anc! leukocyte count increases.
Under mountain conditions, an increase of To content in
the blood and an increase in arterial presaure was ob-
served. The avc:raGe daily weight Gain of castrated bulls
(1-2 years old) for the first 15 days was 100 C., and
for the next 15 daYs it increased to 400 g. per head.
After complete adaptation., the weight gain reached 700-
1,000
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GASTXVA Serafla Alakasyevicb; ICRELISHnffN, BorIE Illych; LTAPIN.
w" ~~~e g3sy'T3~Nv';;~!y~vIch; frodBktor; SHIDLOF3KATA, Karlya Machisla-
voyna; CHAMRAT, A.G., redaIrtor-, MAKRUSHIN, V.A., tekhnichaskiy
redaktor.
[Methods of teaching mathematical Metodika propodavaniia mate-
matiki. Pod obahchel red. S.I.Liapina. Izd.3-e. ispr.Leningrad
Goa.uchabno-pedagog.izd-vo Ministerstva prosTashcheniia RSFSR
Lmningradskoe otd-nie, 1955. 482 p. (MLRA 8-10)
(MathematIcs-Study &nd teaching)