SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OLMER, J. - OLOVENIKOV, G.B.

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BORAX., Emil, &.; QW.R, Jirl
Automation of info=ation prociming in food industries. Pr=
potravin 13 no.123620-623 D 162.
I. VyzkiuLV ustav okonmiky potravinarakeho prumyslu, Praha.

0111ER , iiri, 'AZ. ,
App&ratus for czlibration of vl.br,-%tior, measurement devices.
Stav cas 11 no.8:4B6-499 163.
2. Ustav teoraticke a aplikovane mechamiky, Ce sko slove risk-,
akademie ved, Prmba.

BORAX, Emil, dl,.; mmR, jirl
Pidnei.TaoB of progm=im by uaing autmatic computerB. Fr=
potrawin 14 no.3:122-427 Ih- 163.
1. VzAumnY Uatav ekonomi-ky potrayinarBkoho prumyjslu~ Praha.

0IMM3 arl
Introduction of automati-c calcalEtion in.. the confactimm7
i=lustr,v. listy cukxrwar ^79 =.9:232-:35 S163.
1. Vyz:camny ustav ekoncniky potravinarskeho pramyBlu.

OLMM9 Jirl
of Inpat -,'-or c=pule.~3, P7'- - --l
travin 15 no.'L2i6^v7-6J'l D 164.
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1. Research Inst-iTute of Food Industry Economics, Pragui.

DLIXNZOV,-G., In2hener; TURCHIMN, 3., inm%sner.
OAsphalt concrete road surfaces.9 L.3. G828nt$781. Reviewed
'by G. Ollmezov, 3. Marchikhln. Zhil.--kom.khos. 5 no-8:28 '55.
OILRA 9:3)
(Roads, Concrete) (Gesentsvey, L.B.)

S/035/62/000/006/028/064
AGOlIA101
AUTHOIS: Hi~ebfk, F., Kvl6ala, J.. Ki~ivskk, L., Olmr, J.
TITLE: Observ~ttions of flares at the Ondfejov Observatory in the year 1960
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no, 6, 1962, 59-60
abstract 6A446 ("Byul. astron. in-tov Chekhoslovakii", 1961, v. 12,
no. 5, 169-184, English, Russian summary)
TEYT: This is the regular report on observations of flares at Ondi~ejov
(Czechoslovakia). Data are presented on ~Oq flares and related bursts of solar
radio emission at frequencies 808, 536 and 231'Mc, as well as on atmospherics
at a frequency of 27 Xc. Figures are given which show the curves -of time
variations of Hc( line width. There are 18 references.
1. Zh.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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IMBIK, F.; MCAIA, J.; 19LIVSKY,
Observations of flares at no Ondrajov Observatory in the
year 1962. Blul astr C2 34 mo.6:245-250 163.
1. AntrDnomical Institute of the Czechoslovak Acaderay of
Scienceii, Ondrejov.

TLAMICIIA;, A.; MNSKY, L. ;- OUM J
Classifioation of colar radio atorms in the motor ranga and
their froquency 1959-1961. Biul astr Cz 15 nD.2:49-52 164.
1. Astronomical Institute, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences,
Ondrajoy,

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TIANICRA, A.; OUR, J.
Catalog of 231 Mc/s solar radio noise storms (Ondrejov
1959-1961). Biul astr Cz 15 no. 4:133-135 164.
1. Astronomical Institute, Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences, Or.drejov.

A.,Bt,relq~~-.sportsmen pervogo ra2ryadu (g.Stayropol')
A now training revol-yor. Toon.zmam. 34 no.32:29 3) 158-
(NIU 12:2)
(Revolvers) (Shooting)

I.-OLI "I, v A. 3. lmzb.
Yjvtt*Vvn of the vorkarea at the prp.BseB. Okhr. truda i sotB.
strol. 4 no.3:40 Yr -161, , - - I (MIRA 14:3)
(power pre-soes-Saftey applitmeen)
10-14

OLINITSKIY, N.N.; ZAGUBYBAT'KO, H.M.
AdoTting the production of fluxed sintered pellets at
the pelletizing plant of the Krivoy Rog Central Kining
and Ore Dressing Conbine. Met. i gornorud. prom. no.6:61
N-D 165. (MIRA 18:12)

tADIINITSKlY, S.,

L.15-02-0 FUT(l)
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AP6030580 SOURCE CODE!' 7-TR/0413/66/000/016/0062/0062
INVENTOR: Griniffiteyn, V. 13 Nudellman, V. N.; O-l1nov
ORG: none
TITLE: Contactless overload rela-Y Class 21, No. 184957 [announced by
Chuvash Scientific Research Institute of Electrical'Engi~eering (Chuvas'hskiy
elektrotekhnicheskiy nauchno-is-gledovatellskiy institut))
SOURCE: Izobretvniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 16,
1986, 62
TOPIC TAGS: contactless relay, overload, RC circuit, transistorized balanced
amplifier
ABSTRACT: The proposed contactless overload relay utilizes semiconductors
and contains an inlut relay unit, R-C circuits with an adjustable delay, and an
output unit using electromagnetic slave -meebaniums. To divide the controlled
heteropolar lines galvanically and thus inmire relay sensitivity to the overloads
of both polarities, the relay contains two transistorized balanced amplifiers
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e~r - ~- .,
Respiration arid gas exchange An sheep at different moun-tnin
altitudes. Trudy Biol. Inst.Kir FAN SSSR no-1:183-191 147.
(Sheep) (Respiration) W-RA 8:10)

IP. P.
Mr., Laboratw-j of Gas Exchanf-e. Deot. of General Fhyslolot-,f, Inst. of :;xotl.
Med., Acad. Med. Sci., -194-7-C50-
"The Adaptability of Aninal. Orl-mi.ims to Very Low Temoevkturns i.n the Environment,"
12. Ak. NnWr Ser. 3iol., No. 2, 1947;
'The':Cortex of the '9rain and tho Respiratory llxbhunge," I"Oscov, 1950.
j

Role of the th7rold gland in compound reflex regulation of gas
exchange in ec,nnection with food intake. Opyt izach.reg.fiziol.
funk. no-3:23-29 154. (MM 8:12)
1. Laboratoriya fi2iologii ra2ootmTna i teploobmega',Otdola obshchy,
fiziologii Intitituta ekBperimentalinoy meditainy Akademit. meditBin-
Skikh nU SSS-R
(TEY OID GLAND) (IMPMRION) (RRFIZM)

7 CM,3.S.; 01~~MSXAYA,R.P. 11
Rffect of stimulation of OrRI TOCeptOrB on metabolism. Opyt izuch.
reg.fi2lol.fuzik* DO-3:44-52 154. (KM 8-12)
1. LaboratoTi~ra f12iOlOgii ga2oobmena i teplocbmena Otdela obshchey
fi-ziologii Inatituta ek-2paTimentallnoy meditsiny Akademii meditain-,
skikb nauk SSSR.
(NETABOlISM) (MASTICATIOR) (B360M SUGAR)

011NTANS-KAYA. R.P.
'So'
Rv lo of interoceptive effects from the stomach In the rzaraLatioz
of gas metabolism after food intake. Biul.eksp.biol.i mad. 37 no.1:
.3-6 Ja 154. (MLRA 7:3)
CAU!,
1. 12 laboiatoril fiziologii ga2oobmana I t9plo6bmeni.-(zaveduyushchiy
doktor biologichaskikh naUk R.P.011 ans otdala obahchey fi2iolo-
gil (2a-vedzvuBhchiy - profess-or A. Rikkll) Instituta sksperimentall-
noy neditsiny Akadenii msditsinBk1kh nank USE, I-eningrad.
(Metabolism) (Nervous system)

USSR / Human and Animal Physiology. Thermoregulation. T
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 41097.
Author :4~n &agka=. R --Ll-
Inst :Institute of Experimental Medicine, Academy of
Medical Sciences, USSR, Leningrad.
Title :Conditional Reflex Changes of Chemical Thermo-
regulation in Dogs In Connection with the Typical
Characteristics of Their Nervous System.
Orig Pub: Yezhegodnilc. In-t eksperim. med. Akad. med. naulc
of:
SSR, 1955, L., 1956, 83-66.
Abstract: No Abstract.
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OL13WSMU, R.F., (Leningrad)
RDIO Of th') t)3770id gland In conditioned and unconditioned
:r8flex TOOklativu of gas exchange. Itrobl.endok. I gorm. .1
no.6:3-9 11-D 155, (MIRA 12: 8)
Is Iz Inbwatoril fizjolog~*j gn2od'Di2ena I teploobnena, otdela
Oshchey fWalogil InBtituta eksperi-mentallnoy meditsiny
Akademii m9aitsinskikh nauk .93SR.
(BkSAL )OTABOLISM, effect of drags on,
hethylthicaracil, conditioned & unconditioned
ner,hanisms In dogs)
(THIO M OIL, effects,
nethylthiou'racil, eff. on basal metab.,
conditioned & unconditioned mechanisms In
dogs)
(RUM, CONDITIOM,
conditioned basal metalb. responses to
methylthiouracil in dogs)

USWRtnw and Ani=J. Physioloar. Me Wervo%'$ SYstfs- V
Abs Jour: Bef - Zhur-~)ibl .., No 6, 3.958., 2743.9.
Author B.PDl3nYSI%sImya and L.A. Isaakyw.
I"t kVw,-^4V.,
Title Reflex ChaUes in oas Exchange Assotiatbl IrIth
T~TolpgicaL Peculiarities of the Nervous.: System.
Orig Pub: Zb. v3rzsb. nervn-, deyat-Bti., 1956, 6j, -no 3, 408-414.
Abstract: 7he orientation motor rewponse 'to varimis indiVerent,
stimll indogs vas accompanied by ebanges In gas
exebange, the mapitude of Vhich correopmded to
the strenigth of the stimalus. The dbamps in gas
exabange ilisappe=ed according to the degree of ex-
tinction i~f the wtor Teflex. In strM3, stable
J%jteM.*
dogs Ltbe Jange Produced by
ex
4,i=B in gag 0
the not-or. reflex Vert nild'and rapidI7 retu=d to
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AEM AMAI
MABR/RuUm and Animal PhYiBiOlogy. The Nervous systpa. V
AbB JO`r: Ref . zhUr- Biol -, No 6, 1958, -v7439.
exchange are an integral COIVMent of orientation
M'Ictiluns and reflect the ctmamics Cxr basic ner-
'701-Is processes in accordance with tnological.
PL'Mliaritieo.
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SOID7173Y, A.7., otvatstvanVy rodaktor; ATBAP3TITANTS, Y.Sh., radaktor;
332R=O'V, 3D.A., redaktor; 71"IMIROV, G.7a., redaktor; X01'MY, 'N.G.,
redaktor; KEASWKIT, V.K., redLktor; MMTBI3, I.?., redakttr;
VATOROV, Tedaktor; OI'pMWA,,.R.P., redaktar; RIKXLI, A.V.,
I
radaktor; CERMIIGOVSKIYt radakto'r; 72
rdkt: WROTA-GROT, A.K.,
redaktor; 33IRSUKOYA, Z.A... redaktor i2datelistva; KRUGLIKOVA, B.A.,
takhnicheaktir rodaktor.
[Problems of the physioilog7 of the central nervous system; a collection
celebrating the 70th birthd&7 of Academician I.M.Pykav] Probleuy
fiziolo-ii t3entrallnoi nerynoi sistemy; sbornik. posviasuchenmyt
70-letilu so dnia rozhdaniia akademik-a X.N,,Bykova. MoBkva, 1957.
632 -p. WaA 10:10)
1, Akademi7a nauk SSSIL Inatitut fiziologii.
(ROVOUS SYSTIM)

USSR/Human aud, AnimE,l Ehysiology (Horm I and Pathological) T
Vervolus System. Higher Vervous Acti-vity. Behav-ior.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., no 6, 1959, 27035
Author :- 01'ayanskaya, R.P., Isankyan, L.A.
Inst
Title Reflex Changes of Gaseous Interchange and Heat Regulation
in Dogs ill Connection with Typo2ogical Peculiarities of
the liervous System.
Ori6 Pub V sb.: Probl. fiziol. tsentr. aervn. sistemy. M.-L.,
AN SSM, 1957, 412-4ig
Abstract Di dop of a stron&ly balanced type, conditioned-reflex
changes of Epseous Interdhange (0) with temperature
reinforcement were produced and extinguished quickly,
orientation reactions to Indifferent stimali ware accon-
pnuiea by insignificant, quickly extinguished shifts of
G. the fluctuations of basal metobolism were weaRly ex-
pressed. In animl of unbalanced type with prevalence
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-M Q TANUAU
lilian Arahavlrovna; VASIIZVSKIY,
31.N., red.; RUMA,-M.S., takhn.rad.
[Methods for studying gas exchange in man and animl5l Hatody
issledovaniia p2ovogo obmana u ch8loveka i rhivotm,7kh. leningrad,
Gos.i2d-To mad.,lit-Ty Medgiz, Leningr.otd-miv, 1959. 179 p.
(MIRA 12:10)
(RESPIRM10,H)

170)
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AUT.HOFS: OllnyanBka_va, B. F., Fedorov, Vikt. K. 50V/20-1-4-1-60/69
TITLE: Basal Metabolic Rate and Typological Characteristics of the
Nervous System in Nice (OBnovnoy obmen i tipologicheskiye
osobennosti nerynoy Bistemy u myshey)
PERIOVCAL: Doklady Alcadenii nauk SSSRt 19592 Vol 124, Nr 1, pp 237-240
01 (USSR)
A33STRACT: It in the aim of the present paper to detect which of the
characteristic features mentioned in the title find particular
expression in the reflex reactions of the respiratory change.
The experiment was carried out with 29 male mice of the line
C57' To be-gin with, the conditionally reflex activity of the
animals wo,s investigated according to the "motor alimentary
method" (d,vigatellno-pisbohevaya matodika)(11ofs 1, 2o 7).
During 2 - 2.5 months the respiratory change was observed in
climate chambers for one hour every day. During this procedure
the animals were in quiescent state. As can be seen from table
one all amimals were divided into two 67oupa, according to the
results of respiratory change: I. Mice whose basal metabolic
Ca,Td 1/3 rate reached a certain level during the first 18.2 days

33asal Metabolic Rate and P,7pological Characteristics BOV/20-124-1-68/69
Of the VerVDUS System in Mice
(the average duration until the basal metabolic rate level
becomes stable). Low level and low variability coefficient
were characteristic of this group. 11. For this group of
animals 7z stable level of the basal metabolic rate was achieved.
From the results obtained can be concluded that the typological
characteristics of the nervous system can be seen from the
reactions. of the respiratory change. Those characteristic
features are Particularly expressed by the tine the basal
metabolic rate requires to attain a stable level. The rate of
development of the pDsitive "notor alimentary reflex" and the
time required by the basal metabolic rate to attain a stable
level coincide most co-nsiderably. A less important correlative
relation was observed between the rate of change of the
conditioial reflexes and the mentioned adjustment of the level.
The final solution of the problem is left to further research.
The results obtained are a first attempt. towards revealing the
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Basal Netabolic Rate and Typological Characteristics S07120-124-1-68169
of the Nervous System ir, Mice
relation letween the individual properties of the nervous
system ane. tho processes of respiratory change. Thero are
1 figure, 2 tables, and 7 Soviet references.
ASSOCLIMON: Institut l'iziologii in. 1. P. Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Physiology imeni 1. P. Favlov, Academy of Sciences,
USSR)
PRESENTED: September 8, 1958, by K. M. Bykov, Academician
SUBMITTED; August 20, 1956
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OLINLMKAYA3 R.P. 2 do] tor biolog4cb6skikh na*.? prof.
ll?,hys4oloZy tzd,~patbophvsiology
Reviewed by 1..?.~Ollniannkaia.
JI-Ag 161
(I ASTICiTION)
of mutication" by I.S.Rubinov.
Stomatologlia .40 no.4310D-101
(mIRA 14: n)
(HUHNOV
L.S.

253316 S/020/61/138/005/025/025
B1031B220
AUTHORS: OlInyanskayi, R, P. and Trubitsyna, G. A.
TITLE: Conditioned reflex variations of the respiratory change,
of the bioeLectric activity of the cerebrum, and of the
skeleton mu5cles
PERIODICAL: Akademiya niuk SSSR. Doklady, v, 138, no. 5, 1961, 1245-1247
TEXT: A study of the totil gas interchange permits neither to establish
the mechanisms effecting onditioned reflex processes nor to single out
the organs and systems inrolved. In order to clarify this important
problem, the authors repetted the tests made in their first study
concerning the conditionel reflex variations of the gas interchange in
muscular activity (R. P. )Ilnyanskaya, Ref,. 3: Fiziol. zhurn. SSSR,
.n' No. 4, 314 (1932)); h),wever, they recorded simultaneously the electric
phenomena in the skeleton muscles (1) and in the cerebrum (2). Thus,it
was possible to disclose ;he manifestation of both the general (2) and the
local (1) neural excitati)n due to the development of conditioned reflexes
affecting the gas interchinge under muscular stress. 14 persons aged
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Conditioned reflex var:Lati(na of the... B103 B220
between 18 and 30 years weie used in the experiments and occupied a
horizontal position in a sfreened chamber. The gas interchange was
determined according to Zurtz-Haldane, using the automatic electric
device of Belau LAbstracte2~9 note: devioe not stated'). The biocurrents
of muscles (m. digitorium (ommunis and m. biceps) and cerebrum, and also
the pulse wiere registered 1y an oscilloscopic multichannel apparatus.
The latter uas connected t(~ a band-pass filter uhich served to eliminate
the a-ihythmfrom the elect~-oencephalogram, Electronic integrators
computed the total activit:- viitbin a defined period. The electroencephalo-
gram was recorded by means a'a unipolar shunt vpire,, Muscular exertion
lasting for 2, 3, or 4 min served as unconditioned implilse: squeezing of
a rubber bulb, lifting of ieights and dump-bells. The conditioned impulse
consisted in a) a voice sij,,nal for impulse emission, and b) in the
clicking of a metronome ha,ing a frequency of 100 and 116 per min. All
characteristics mentioned -iere determined and recorded 1) with the test
person being at rest, 2) di,ring the isolated action of the conditioned
impulse, 3) during muscula:, stress, and 4) during the period of restitu-
tion after completion of Ltbor. The results ahovied that the conditioned
reflex increase of the res-~iratory change occurring in the initial period
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25316 S/020/61/138/005/025/025
Conditioned reflex variat!ons of the ... B103/3220
of the development of concitioned reflexes due to muscular exertion was
sometimes accompanied by v suppression of the %-rbythm in the electro-
encephalogram. With prog:,essive fixation of conditioned interchange
reflexes also conditioned reflex variations of the working currents in
the muscles become appareitt. The data obtained by the authors show that
in the develoz)ment of the motor conditioned reflex process first of all
the conditioned reflex va-iations of intimate processes occur. Only then
the variations of the biolectric activity of the skeleton muscles become
apparent. In other viords, the trophic function of the central apparatus
is changed first of all. This is followed by the specific reaction of
the muscles. Thus, similar ideas of K. M. Bykov (Ref. 1: DAN, 99, No. 2
(1954)) are proved. The authors believe that the conditioned reY-I-ex
increase of the respiratory change connected with the muscular activity
depends on the increase of oxidative processes in the cerebrum. Moreover,
this increase of metabolism may be influenced by the general
metabolic reaction in many other tissues and organs. With the fixa-
tion of the conditioned reflexes, the excitation concentrates in the
innervation apparatus of the working muscles and, at the same time, the
electric activity increases in the resting muscles. The reaction
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2533.6 S/020/61/138/005/025/025
Conditioned reflex variatii,ns of the ... B103/B220
suppressing the a-rhythm, ho-wever, vanishes on fixation of the conditioned
reflexes, and the extent ol variation of the conditioned reflex of the
respiratory change is someihat reduced., In the opinion of the authors, it
is conceivable that, in th:s case, the expenditure of energy of the
cerebral cortex approaohes its original level, vihilst the total
metabolism is effected by -he skeleton muscles. Studies of M. I. Vinogradov
et al. are mentioned. The,-e are 2 figures and 9 Sovio--bloc references.
t~
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiz:ologii im. I. P. Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute oj Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlov of the Academy
of Sciences ISSR)
PRESENTED: January 30, 11.)61, by V. 11. Chernigovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 20, 1961
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sever

OIIIYMSXAYA, R.P.- TUMBITSBIA, G.A.; YTWROV~, CONS
Study of typological p7operties of the nervous systen and
gas exchange in roftnt.i. Trudy Inst, fiziol. 10:255-264 162
(MM 1723)
1. laboratoriya nevrof.ziologicheskikb problem ( zav. - X.M.
Bykov [deceased]) I,X-iippa po lzuebeni-yu genetW vyvsbvy
mervnoy doyatallnost! :.' gry2mov ( zave - ViktoKoFedoror)
Thotit-ata fiziolog-U i3iani Pavlova All SISSR.

47 I/,ZO
h1339
S10291621146100310181019
B144,B186
AuTiloa,S. lsaal.jan, L. A., ~R. ~., Trubitcyna, G. A.
TJTL;,I: Temparliture effcct~,. on gaseous metabolism and bioelectric
activity of braJrt and muscles in man during muscular viork
i,i~i'UUDI t _,.L: Akademiya nauk :;S)SH. - Doklady, v. 146, no. 3, 1962P 728-730
TLXT. '2:mc role of mu~5cle acAvity and of 6entral and peripheral effects
in therL. )regulation was otudled in 5 healtliv 20-25 - year-old individuals.
Gaseous metabolism was deterainc-I Ylith a B6hlau apparatus.
~;Iectroencephalograms and electromyograms of the:a= flexor werp taken
after; 1) muscular work; 2) ap,)lication of hot-waterbags (a) dnd iceba,,-s
(b) to the hand without muil(ular Pork; 3)-muscular Pork with previous
heating (a) and cooling (b), 1).25 - 52,fo increase of gaseous metabolism;
C~
a-rhythir, suppressed; action current increased. 2a) (in the same order)
No change or slight reducti,in; suppression in the let minute; no change.
2b) 15 201; reduction, res;oration after I min; similar to 1); but less
marked not always increase(- 3a) Sometimes slight increase;
..insignificant suppre~;sion ii the Ist minute; 15 - 2a;,; increase- 3b) No
,card' 113

SI0201621146100310161019
Teffperature effects on gaseous B144/BI66
increase, less, 14 43~j reduction- 1, 2a, and 2b are compared to the
res' under normal conditions; 3a and 3b are compared
.state of muscles au 41
to 1. Conclusions: The accumul ation of the applied heat and the heat
formed by muscular -,.,vork imipede: the heat exchange and increasez the energy
consunption and the action cur;~ents. The reverse effects -Tesult from
cooling. Iuscle activity redui:ei; the susceptIbility,of the body to the
temperature applied. Temperat!ire affects the excitability of the brain
centers during muscular uork aid consequently also that of-the muscle.
The reaction in muscular activLty at different tempbratures is controlled
by cortical formations, Vhermo~egulatbry hypothalamus centers and motoric
centers in brain and spinal cord., There is Ifigure. The most important
English-languagb,reference is: T. R..A..Davis~ J. Appl. Physiol.', 16, 6,
ASSOCLMOU:
?RB.U"17UD:
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Institut fiziolgii in. I. P. Pavlova Akademii* nauk SSSR
(Institute of PlySiology ineni !. P. Pavlov of the Academy
of Sciencez USS]
April 5, 190-2, 1y V. N. Chernigovskiy7 Acadermician

OL3111YANTSKAYA, R.P.; DAVYDOV, A. F.; RaMOVSKAYA., G.D.
Matorial.9 on the pbysic logy of acclimatization of sheap in the
inountains of the Vorthe rn Caucasus. Cpyt izuch. re fiziol.
funk. 6:78-81, 163 ~;IIJRA 17:3)
I* Gruppa fizzlologii gagoobmmih I toploobn(ma i laboratorlyn,
ckologicheBkoy fiziologli ( zav. - prof. A.D. Slonini) InEtitu-
ta fiziologii imeni FavLova Ali SSSR.

ISAAKYWI, L.A.; OPHYANSKAYA., E.P.; TRUBITSPIA, G.A.
Renpiratory gas exch2mg ~ and bioelectric act"kVity of I==
muscles during a combin W effect of temperature and muscular
activity on the organisi. Opyt izuch. reg. fiziol. ftnk.6:
171-3.79 163 (MIRA 17:3)
1. CzTuppa fiziologii ga,,ool:mena i teploolmena (rakovoditell -
prof. R.P.M Inyanskaya) Institut fiziologii imeni Pavlova
VI

ISAAKYAN, Lilian Arohavirc),.-n-, C) ll,'Y."Ti o*,,.,. red.
jYC_;4!! 4 nj. Ii C
[Electroche.mical olf- ca-
Elektrokhimi-Ac-nKio ulet idy ~,!.,zovogo analiza v
If (V
I.oskva, Nauka, 1964. 7 ~ p.

.;,CMIRNIGOVSKIY, T.N.j, akademUy otv.
re&;-, VASILrYEVA, Z.A., red.izd-,7a; KONDRAT7MA, M.B.,
tekhn. red.
[Essays un metabD]dsm rcgulation] Ocherkl po reguliatsii ob-
mena veshchestv. Voqkve, lzd-vo "Nauka," 1964. 232 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

ISAAKYPN,, L.A.; CLINYANSKAYA, R.P.; TRUBITSYNA, G.A.
Physiological characteriiities of the stimulation distribution in
a musculai system follov.ng conditioned reflex changes in respira-
tory gas exchange. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no.3:716-718 My 165. (FJRA 18:5)
1. Institut fiziologli iii. I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR. Suhmitted July 7, 1964.

MANVELYAN, M.G.; KHANAMIRYAN, J A.; TALIASHVILI, B.A.; WIXOGOSYAN, B.V.
OLDBINYAN. L.G..- STEPANYA), M.G.
Desilicification of sodiw -potassium aluminate solutions.
Izv.AN Arn.SSR.Xhim.nanki 17 no, 3:283-289 164.
(MRA 170)
1. Institut khimii Gosudw stvannogo komitsta tsvetnykh i
chernykb metallov pr-4 Gosilane SSSR.

OLOMJ._,Gh..,,, ing.; WRA, Al.
How the BaIda Copperativa -.%f Aggriculywra-I Production obtairs
large crops of sugar beets every year. 1nd allm 16 r4o.3.150-
:153 Ex 165.
1. BaIda Cooperative of Ag~jcultural Production for Ologu),
2 Head of the AgriculturaL Service, Dodus !;Ugar Plant (for
FAra) .

6/169/62/000/006/033/093
-D228/D304
AUTHOR: Olofinskaya, V. N.
T T TLP
.52 Application of elactric prospecting, methods when stu-
dying a section ia the horizontal direction
PE'RIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 6, 1962, 30, ab-
stract 6A227 (Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. 14-vo geol.
i okhrany nedr S.ISR, no. 1 (29), 1961, 54-59)
TEXT: Tt is proposed that th( graphs of tri-e 'lectrode sounding
should be used in order to define more precisely the position of a
vertical bed's contacts if thi: graphs of electrib profiling are
strongly distorted. The theortitical curves of sounding over a ver-
tical bed of high and low res:.stance are cited in order to illus-
trate t'his Dossibility. These curves were calculated by measuring
and feeder electrodes for the Doints of intersection of the cpnt-
acts and the --iddle of the belt. By means of comparing field and
theoretical curves it is showi in practical examples that in the
-case o h4ck bed the point of auxiliary tri-electrode sounding
f a 1. ,~ 0
Card 1/2

01A)FRIZUYA, Yu. G.
OW IBSKOA, Yu. G.: "The dyrmnic., if the rvrFhDjoj Cd F
i ~jcaj blo icture of
newborn children in some diseasos". Ho"cow 'econd Moscow State
., 1955. 0
Medical Inst imeni 1. V. Stalin. (Dissertations for the degree of Can-
didate of Medical Science.)
S03 Kni2hnaya Letopis' IID. 50 U Docenber 1955, Moscow.

11PIRA, N.1,; 01CYINSKAYA, Tu.G., ktud.med.zauk
Ther47 in errthroblautoBis fetall-B [with s=ma:77 in 3bgllabl.
Ikusb. I gin. 35 no.1:28-2: Ja-7 159. (M33U 12:2)
1. Is InBtituta a3msherstva i ginebDlogii (gr. 1.G. Stepanov)
Mimbteratva %dravoo1hranonlVa RSFSR.
(MYZMCIBUSTOSIS, YZTAI, therapy
(Rug))

OLOPIM4U., YUA
Deurmination of the amount of hemoglobin and erythrocytes in the
blood b7 means of the photoe:.ectric erythrchemometer* Lab. delo 6
no.4,.7-9 JI-Ag . 1w" (kU 3-3:12)
I. k~~chsslcaya 14b&atori3n. Instituta akasherBtva i ginakologii
HinisterBtva zc1ravookhranani:z RSFSR (dlr. - dot~Ahnt L.G.Stepanov),
HOBkva. (NDIOGLOBIZI) (EPMROGYM)
()Z.DICAL INSTPJ 1EMS AND A?PAUTUS)

aWMMT, 7.S., uchitell.
-- - ~ -, ~ - ~! -4
ftzmer tasks in botmq for itudenti. 3stor shkolo no.1;5944 JA-7 134.
(XIXA 6:12)
2. 4siuovs)m7a aredn7aya sbkola Toi&sko7 Oblast.
(:B otany-Study ata teaching)

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OLOYINSKIT, N.Y., kandidat takhnicheakAb usuk,
31actric separation of scorched fs=dry sand. Testemash-27 U10.22:
48-57 D 147. (MMA 9:4)
(Sand, Youndry) (Youndry machinery and supplies)

OLOYINSK17, IT.F.; HYMN. P.1j.; ZaMaoj, ye.M.; pRopASEVICH, II.S.
Mectrostatic separator. Patent I.S.S.R. 77,957 . D~c. 31, 1".
(CA 47 n-o.19:9830 '53)

r- 0 --7, " , ':B. 1.
1. V,?A7j:F-AI;YPr'j ; -L~i.
YROSYALY-1, G.V.; F;~LTALDV, L.I.
2. US-Z-h (600)
4. Sand, Foundry
7. Repeated use of core mixtures., Lil
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library cf Congress, February -1953. Unclassified.

OLOWINSKIYj N.74; TRUSHLEVICH, 7.1.,Ukto?, professor, retsenzent; ZHMDVSKIT,
MOP-17 sor; retsenzent I XAXLT=O, I.P., rodaktOT; Fjx-
profes
VSWfflT, Y.N., radaktor- XIMTLOTA, T.Tv, lakhulcheskiy radaktor
0
Illectrical methods of are concentrition] 31ektricbenlda netodjv
alogonbehemila, Moskya, GoD. naucbx>-t9kbn. izd-To lit-77 po cbernol
i isvetnoi vetallurgil, 1953. 28B 3). (MM 7:9)
(ore dressing)

DIMUCH, 7iktor Grigorlyevich; ZOPYCIMV, Pat r Alsksayevich: plaugZ6
.1candidat tekhnichoskikh nauk, re menzent; RTYXIN, P.M.
redaktor; YIZDDXDYA, M.1., redaktvr 1,idate2latya; 372DWN, I.H.,
te)dmichesU7 Todaktor
[Special methods of ore dresming~ Spemialonys motody orogashch9nilm
polezmykb iskopnerfth. Moskva, vs. muclmc-tekhn. 12d-vo lit-Ty
po charnoi i tavatnot metallurgli, 1956..344 p. (MIRA 10:1)
(Ore dressing)

II.A., o vetstvemW rods; AIADOVA,
ov~-Clh; IIYKOV"
tekha.red.
[Ilectric vepBration of coal fines and tertain mingrals) Blektro-
th
Beparstails ugol'noi. molochi i mokotorY` minerslOv- Moskys,
Ugletekbi2clat, 1957. 92 p. (MMA 11:2)
(Coal preparation)

OLOFITISM, 1% F. ;md PL!,YSTro, 1. IN,
"New Trends in Research on Separation of '~mali "oal in an electrical Field."
paper subvdtted for Third Intl. Coal i~roduction Conrress, -Leige, Belgium, 23-28
June 1958.

OIBMSKIY~ R.F.., k,~ut.te)ft,nauk
----- - - ---Vew trends in the study of the Irocesies of separating fine
sizes of ore and coal in electric and magnetic fields. Wauch.
sobb.lnst.gor.dela 6:46-62 1600 . (KM 15:1)
(Ore dressiig)

OLOFISSM H.F- )Cand.tekhn.mauk; 11CRKO, V.I., k=d-tekhn-zRuk
2 % .
Rew development in the use of magnetic and electric separation
in dressing low-grade manganese conceitrates and ores. Nauch.
soob.Inst.gor.dela 6:85-98 160. (MW 15-1)
(Manganese-Metallurgy)

1010FINSM, N. F.., PLAXSIN.., Igor I N,
NMectrostatic cleaning.*
To be aubmitted for the Gordon Reaserch Conference, Cheidz= of Coal, New Hampton, N.H.
13-16 June 1961o
Institute of Mining of Academy of ScionceB USM.

FIAXBIN, 1. N. and OLOFINSKIY, N. F.
"Electrio Preparation of Materials with Fforous Texture
(Example of Raw Chrysotile-Asbestos Ore)"
Report presented at the Colloquy on Preparation of Anorgainc Non-Metallic
Minerals, Freiberg, GDR, 29-30 Aug 61

SUSHCHIW=, M.M., doktor fiz.-matem.mauk; OBIJIBOV, A.M.;
GILTAROV, M.S., doktor biolog.nauk,- TAFT, V.A., doktor tekhn.na*itky
GLEMBOTSKIY, V.G.,gdDktt)r tekhn.nauk; 0jAFlL49_NIY, N.F., kand.4.
tokhn.nB*
Scientific contacts with foreign countric-s. Vast. AD SSSR 31
-no.12:101-105 D*161. (MIRA 14:12)
X
1. Chlen-korrespondelit AN SS hvi).
7"
n FLfl' I

OLOFINSXIY, NORKINP V.V.,o oti.2'sa... xUNIX, V.P.,
r izd-va; LOMILINA, L. W.., tekbn. --rjJ. -A
[Elactric ore dressing methods jElaktriches kie matody oboga-
I
shchanila. lzd.2.p parer. i dop. Moskva, Josgortekhizdat,
1962. 571 p. (MIRA 15t2)
(Ore dressing-Technological innovallons)

OLDFINSKIY n F kand.tekhn.nauk
Electric power supply of electric separatcra. Nauch. ooob. IGD
16:26-36 162. (MRA 16SO
(Separators (Machines)) (Electric power distribution)

PLAXSIN) I.N.; ,OLOFIIISKIY, kand.tekhn.nauk; NOVIKOVA, V.A., inzh.
Triboalectric saparntion of asb-stos mr-telinIs. Nauch. soob. IGD
19:3-12 163. (MRA 1?:2)

'V.I.;
lWYAREMO, H#G*y red.
he co3icentration of dissei -inated iron ores
ia glubexago obogashcheni!a tonkovkraplen-
rud. Moskva, Izd-vo "NaW a," 1964. 202 p
(MIRA 17.4)

OLOSSON, Bartil
Hachanical properties of textileB. Magy ti oct-31 14 no.10:4464,55 0 162.
1. Sved Taxtillcutato Intezat (IM), Goteb)rg.

Elcrobiology
ABS. jQIJR* R-Of '.hu- Biolo,7iYa, No. 4, 1959, IT,~. 14046
AUTHOR
MT Kurinshin!I
,
I logy, RaZinki, SSR

TITIEE c;treptonycin litsistance iif Tubercle Liycobac-
teria with Intermittent hethod of Treatment.
Tr. In-t,i nikrobIf.)I. I v-' -u3ol. JT 7razT!R,
19583, 2 3, 196-206
Patients (53) recelved 3g of streptomycin 2
tinges a week interiaitt(nt method o~r thera-
py) on a background of ]ASA or tibon. For
the entire course of trcatnent each patient
received 16 - 24 g, of slireptomycin. A t3rad-
iiaily increasing resist:Lnce of the isolated
tubercle bacilli (TB) t) f3treptomycin was
noted during the traatsgtnt process. ;flith
effective treatment the TB isolated from Pa-
tients were morphologically changed. The
CARD: 1/2

-OLONSKAYA, V.V.
CourBe of the tuberculouo procsBa in a patlad with acr=egalic
gigantism. Frobl. tub. 38 no. 5:99-100 760o (MM 14:1)
(DEFORMIES) . (TUBERCUMSI! 1)
I

--:-,Q-LO9SMA) V.V.
UBe of thibone iu the treatnont of pulnonmy tuberculosis, Z6av.
Xazakh. 21 no..1:48-51 161. (HIRA 1413)
1, Im Kazakhakogo J~mtituta tuberlculeza (i a*ektor - G.14.Varelinvokiy) -
(TUBigiculmls) (ACETAKI.IDE)
I

I- w ~--
RDnIW, M.S,j 007=3 S.A.)_OIMTSKU: L.F.3 MAADDNOV2 A.N.
Zero stability of syzchronouB datectojv sqvtpped with
memic=ftetor diodaB and tranaiatm, la.tekb. no.9:27-
31 S 161. (MM 34:8)
(Blectrio iftearwomenta)
(Transistpro)
(Diodes)

010-umv, P. 1,'.
MSR/hMat'hematics - Projective Theory I Sep 51
"General-Affine and Central-Projective Theo3y of
IIYP$~T20DeB," F. H. Olonichev, Saratov State U imeni
3. G. Cherpyshevskiy
"Dok Ak Fauk SSS'R" Vol LM, No 2, pp 165-16 3
Define a centTal-affime space En as a linear space;
then the linear space E. -which is conjugate ,,o ED
vill be a space of hyperzones (E a linear space is
considered as supplemented by inKnitely remi-yed ele-
ments). Obtains the results of V. V. Vagner, Cf. A.
?. Norden, "Spaces of Affhe Connection," 191,0. Sub-
mittea by Acad 1. G. PetrovskiY 27 Jun 51,
PIIT69

LO /- o -L/ /, C, 1-7
44-1-36
MMLA.MON FRCH: Referativnyy zburnal,. Hatematika, 3957, h r 1, P 4 00)
AVMbR-.~
TIM: Kazan I Gecmetrician Fedor Matveyevich Sxxv Drav (Kazanskiy
Semetr Fedor Matveyevich Suvorov)
2MODICAL: V sb.., Istpriko-Matem. lssledovaniya) Ir 9. Moscow.,
GoBtikhizdat, 1956,, 3* 271-33-6
ABSTRAOTP: A detailed account of the life and tbe.yfdagogical activities
of P.M. Suvorov (1845-19.11Y who played a significant rble In
the proMation of Ldbacbevs3dyla geamet:1c ideas and in the
deftlo:pment of the theory of Riemannian ipaces. An analysis
of his most important works is given. 1i his master's
dissertation, "On the Characteristics of Systems of 7hree
Dimensions" (1671), whieb appeared soon dter the publication
of Riemann's well-known paper (1868), we have the first study
in Russia, and one of the first In world literature, on the theory
of curvature of Riemannian surfaces. F.4. Suvorov foand-a complete
system of scalar differential invariants of the second order of a
three-dimemional Riemannian surface ant atained their gecinetric
Interpretation by means of examining V contained in E4. The
author translates Suvorov's results in
Nc the language of
contemporary differential geometry and shows that in then is
contained a series of values and relatl(mm vhich are usuaUy
Card 1/2

44-1---'
':)v
Kazan' GeometrItian Fedor Hatypyevicb 8-avorov (cont.)
attributed to Riici,, LevI-CivIta., and Bianchi, who got them considerably
later. *Suvorov's doctoral dissertation was devoted to the theory of the
imaginary elements in geometry.
B. L. IaTb rv
Card 2/2

OLONOVA. E. M.
Dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Philological Sciences
at the Institute of Slavic Studies
"Problem of Realism in the Slovak Novel of the End of the 1940's to the
Beginning of the 1950's.11
Vestnik Akad. Nauk, No 4~, 1963., PP 119-145

0 1- ~-, ,~, " \)n Y, I - , '-? C--, IN
TnSVT'YXV, 7.A.-, SKRGVZV.A, T.Ya.-, MOROZOV, "
hypracticalit7 of vaccimating mature cattle -P Inst brurallosis.
7aterinarlia 34 no,12:60-64 3) 157. (MIRA 11: 1)
I.Nauchno-proi2vodstvenna7a laboratori7a Minie"69retva sellskogo
khoz7a7stva RSFSR.
(33rucellosis In, cattle)

BASM707t D.N.; VABILIM, A.V.v-, CIDNOVSKIY, Yu.A.
Invebtigating the tauhnology of vibratior-parcussive dr.Allllng~
Ra3vads I okh, medr. 30 no.3s22-23 My 164. Ocn
1. Vssaqyu%Uy nauchno-issladovatellskiy institit gidrogeologi-I
i inzhenmay geologii.

1. A. T. KAZAKOV, M. A. MMY5MV, A. IN. 010TMEV
2. USSR (600)
4. Ball bearings
7. Speed-grinding operators of the ball shop of the Firit, State Bearing
Plant. Podshiprdk no. 12. 1952.
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, _ April .1953, Uncl.

OLCIRTMUI, ROYBO; 31M?KwYA, NOT*
31ffect of liner rings on the productivitY of gas PiPallmss- TradY
VNII no*5:205-207 154. (KM. q: 1)
(Gas, Yatural-Pipelines)

OLOS, 0.
Detailed atudy of hydraulic ca)ditionB in the vic: n"
of a well. Vodcpr:ivroda Jug 2 no.7/8:250-251 '59.
(Hydraulics) (wells)

OIL-SUP P.5 ing.; IAUR, A., ing.
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