SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NALIMOV, V.V. - NALIVKIN, D.V.

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MASLOV, V.N.; NABATOVA, L.V.; NALIMOV, V.V.; NYUBERG, I.N.; OVODOVA, A.V.;
SIDBODCHIKOVA, R.I. _-
Presentation of the results of investigation of the struotm-al
defects of germanium. Zav. lab. 29 no.10:1206-1211 163.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektnyy
institut redkometallicheskoy promyshlennosti.

GRANOVSKIY, Yu.V.; ADLER, Yu.P.; NALIMOV, V.V.; KOMISSAROVA, L.N.
Screening experiments in the study of separation of zirconium and
hafnium by extraction with tributyl phosphate. Zav. lab. 29
no.10:1220 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet i Gosudarstvennyy
naucbno-issledovatellskiy i proyektnyy institut redkometallicheskoy
promyshlennosti.

FURMISII-ROV9 ; M-11)LLIt, ;.V.
Selection of the optimal condit-ionq for measurirg weak
spectral lines. Zav. lab. 30 no-515U,-545 164. (MITRA 17- 5)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchm-i3sledovateltakly i proyektnyy
Ins"Jitut r ed kome tall ichea koy prcmyablenno5ti.

lyevich; CRE3140VA, flataliya Andreyevna;
(MIGOW-111A, V.A..g red.
[Statistict~l methods of planning extremum experiments] Sta-
tistichaskie metody planirovaniia ekstremallrykh eksperimentov.
Moskva, Nauka, 196". 340 p. (MIRA 18:8)

NALIMOV, V.V., doktor tekhn. nauk
Problems in plannino, an experiment; first all-linion co-mference.
Vest. AN SSSR 35 no.4:109-110 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18:6)

IVAVOV, V. !-~~k'Tov) Ylu.
Ice conditions in the 1cr4er reaches of the Siberian rivers.
Rech. tranap. 23 no.109-40 A 164. (MIRA 181ll)

ANTONOV, V.S.; IVANOV, V.V.; NALIMOV, Yu.V.
Typical characteristics of the ice regime of navigable rivers in the
Arctic region. Probl.Arkt.i Antarkt. no.15:11-17 164.
(MIRA 17:4)

NALIMOV, Yu. V.
Organizatlon of water level observations at polar river stations.
Probl.Arkt. no.6:107-110 '59. (MIRA 13:6)
(Arctic regiona-Hydrographic surveying)

liLLDIOVV YU.V.
Aerial ice surveys in the mouths of ArcV; rivers in the Bprir4
and the fall of1960. Prbbl.,Arkt. i A#Wkt. no-9:95-96 161.
(MIM 15: 1)
(Russia, Vorthern-Ice on rivers, lakesp etc.)

NALIMIOV~ Yu.V.
Hydrologic chAracteristics of the main chann-al of 1-I-e Y;ina
Trudy AANII 268:57-77 165.
1,
U.CTRA 18:3)

Level regime of the channel of the middle delta of the I-n-digirka
River. Probl. Ar'kt. i Antarkt. nc,19:22-31 165,
(MIRA IS: 5)

NILOV, V.I.; DATUNASHVILI, Ye.Ne; NALIMOVA, A.A.
Study of the processes taking place during the conservation of wine
on yeasts. Trudy VHIIViV "Magarachn 9:153-167 160, (HIM 13:11)
(Wine and wine making) (Yeast)

DATUNASHIIILI, Ye.N.; ALMASHI, K.K.; NALIMOVA, A.A.
Determining amine nitrogen in wine. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch.
tekh. no-3:171-173 163. (MRA 16:8)
1. Vseaoy-uznyy nauchno-isaledovateliskiy institut vinogradarstva
i vinodeliya "Magarach" ordel khimii vinode]Aya. .-
(Nitrogen compounds~ (Wine and wine making--Analysis)

~NIIDV~ V.I.,-I
["Ukrairskidal' unit for t~A b,,ak fcrapritation of grape
wort) Ustaziovka "Ukrainskala'? d1la qbrazhivardia vlz'lr,-
gradnogo susia v potokeo Mosk-liap Vses. nauchno-issla ln-t
vinodeliia i vinogradarstva IT:agarach," 1964. 2-3 F,.
(MIRA 1829)

NALIMOVA L.S.
'a
Content of cobalt in the blood of childre-i with leukemia. Zdrav.
Bel. 9 no.1:46-47 J'63. (tam 1(a:8)
1. Iz kafedry detskikh bolezney 1-Jinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(zav. - akademik All BSSR V.A.Leonov)
(COBALT IN THL BODY) (LEUMIA)
(CJ1ILDREf~-DISEASFS)

NALDIOVA, T.A.
Aplastic form of agranulocytosis with prILl-,AX7 mmife-tat-im,
the larywyc. Vestn. otorinolaring. 25 no-3z!01-102 16Y
(14m, i7
1.,Tz kafedry bolezney ukha., nosa i gorla ( zav. - prof. A.Kb.
Minlkovskiy) Chel7abinsk(igo meditsinskogo instituta.

GOLENKOV, P. (Nesvizh, MinEkoy oblastl); NlKlTlN, V.; N'ALD'iOVAY--.Yu* P
mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; GURLEV, A., agronom; PLATIONOVA,
Ye., agronom; YEMROVA, L., nauchnyy sotrudnik; h~-TFKENW,
N., kand. biolog. nauk
From the practices in the use of pniBonous chemicals. Zashch.
rast. ot vred. i bol. 10 no.5:25-27 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Toksikologicheskaya laboratoriya Natichno-isaledovatellskogo
instituta kartofellnogo khozyaystva (for Yegorova). 2. Toksikolo-
gicheskaya laboratorlya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-isslcdovatel.'skogc
instituta zashchity rasteniy pri Vsesoyuznom nauchno-issledova-
tellskom institute sakharnoy svekly (for Nesterenko).

STDMOVAO - I.I.; GORLENKO, M.V.; X4UPIN*,-L-.N.
Systematics of the genera Trichothecium Link and Arthrobotr7s Carda.
Bot.zhur. 49 no.Xil592-1599 N 164. (MIRA l8il)
1. Moskovskiy gosudaretvannyy universiteto

vesseis in the skin of the human trunk. Trudy ISGMI 9:92-102
15le (MIRA 11:1)
1. Xafedra normallnoy anstomii Gorlkovskogo meditainakogo institute
im. S.M.Kirova (zav. kefedroy - chl.-korr. AMN SSSR prof. Zhdanov
D.A.)
(SKIN) (LYMPHATICS)

- - -- ~NALTTOVID. - --- - - --- ---- -- - - -- -- --
. 2. ussR (6oo)
4. Duodenma
7. Diagnosis and therapy of isolated subcu~aneoua ruptum.-s of the duorlen*um' Vest.
khIr. 72,,D. 5, 1952.
9. Monthl~7 List of Russian Accessions, Library of Gongress, February, 1953. Unclassifi-ed.

TVIL.P.rtYCHENKO S, 0.2
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Boltless cL=,,~-, fc
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, cf jjIcF,~ 0-
- 1 , _11
31. no.4:21 J-1-Ag 165. (,
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1. Azerbaydzhanslcly tcemantrio-gipsovyy koinbinat.

NALIVATKO, A. G.
Controlling povdary aildew on roses, Eashch. rast. ot Trade i
bole 3 no#307 EojO 138a (XIR.A lljlOI
1. Krymakaya sonalinaya opytno-selaktuionnaya stantsiya moslichnykh
i ofiromaslichuykh k-mlitur.
(Kildew) (Rooes-Disesses and posts)

4531
B/831/62/000/0101012/013
E192/1;382
AUTHORS. Lilchter~, Ya.I., Nalivayko, A.G., Rozin, V.L.,
Terina,, G.I. and !~h_evchenlco, D.4.
TITLE: Measurement of atmospheric radio noise'in the USSR
during fhe IGY
SOURCE: Ionosferhyye isslodavaniya. Sbornik statey, no. 10.
V razdel.programmy MGG (ionosfera) Mezhduv. geofiz.
1com. AN SSSR. Moscow, Izd-,Vo AN SSSR, 1962. 102-115
TEXT: The.equipment used for these measurements during the
IdY at 10 different points of the Soviet Union is described. It
is capable of measuring the relative time during-which the value o~
the envelope of the atmospheric noise exceeds a given level-; this:
quantity is-define by-
d
P(E) dt (En >1 E)
T
0
wh er e E is the. given level, T the measurement time and
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s/831/62/000/010/012/013
VMeasurement of.'.... E192/E382
dt(En E) is- an elementary time increment 'during which the value
-of the noise is greater than the given level. A second quantity
which can be measured is the average cross-over frequency NI(E), Y
i.e. the average number of times the envelope of the noise inter-
sects a given level. The equipment can also measure the quasi-
~Pealc values of the noise field. The system comprises a non-
resonant rod antenna, 5 m long, its characteristics,being almost
constant at frequencies up to 10 Mc/s. The antenAa can be regarded,
at this frequency, as consisting of a capacitance of 100 pF and an
inductance of 1.8 ItIl. The antenna is followed by an amplifier, a
control desk, a rec eiver,a nois a-analyzer,a recorder and a standard signal
genorator. All thofjo unitm nro doncribed in 'nomo dotail. Tho
antenna amplifier is provided with 9 different filters at its input,
covering various frequency ranges. Type P-674 (R-674) receiver,
..whose bandwidth was 6F= 500 C*P-s-, was employed for the frequency
range 12 kc/s - 1 Nc/s. The receiver for the frequency range from
2-5 - 10 Mc/s was P-250 (R-250) having a bandwidth of A.F = 1 kc/s.
The equipment was calibrated by an audio and.ultrasonic generator
up to 100 kc/s, while above that the signal-generator, type
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Measuremont of .... E192/E382
f-CC-6 (GSS-6) was employed. The analyzer was an instrument,
-type iNn-28 (AP-28), which permitted measurement of the distri-
bution curves P(E) and N(E) as well a*s determination of the
4uasi-peak values of the noise. The equipment ;as used- to measure
the noise at various points of the Soviet Union, Btarting at 00 h
]:'ocnl time, onch inenmurcin'ent period extending over 3 h. 4pnrt from
mansuromont of the distribution functions P(B) and N(E) I the
average, maximum and minimum monthly vaiues of the noise were.
calcul&ed.. There are 8 figures and 3 tables.
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MALIBIN, V.M.; DZHOLCVA, N.G., kand. sel'skokhoz. nauk; ANTONOVA, I.I.,
mladohiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; NALIVAYKO, A,G., entomolog
Means of controlling the spider mite. Zashch. rast, ot vred. i
bol- 4 no.2:34-37 Mw-Ap 159. (MIRA 16:5)
l. Zaveduyushchiy otdelom. zashchity rasteniy Ferganskoy stantsii
Nauchno-issledovateliskogo khlopkovogo instituta (for Malinin).
2. Vostochno-Sibirskiy filial AN SSSR (for Dzholava).
3, Krymskaya opytno-solektsionnaya stantsiya ofiromas3ichnykh
kulltur, Simferopol' (for Nalivayko).
(Red spider-Extermination)

'it- IV 'I
TIMCHENKO. V.B.; MIYAYKO. D.G.
Xodification of vascular reactions of the skin In various functional
conditions of the human organizm. Top. fiziol. no.7:62-68 154.
(MLRA 8:1)
1. Institut fiziologii AN USSR. Lriyovakiy maditainakiy Institut.
(CBREBRA CORTEX. physiology#
off. on akin vaso. reactions)
(SKINO blood supply,
vaso. reactions, off. of cerebral cortex)

ITALIVAYKOt D.G. LNal7vaYlo, D-H-1
Temperature reaction dynamics of the salivary gland during various
intervals between the action of food stimuli. Fiziol. zhur. [Mcrj
6 no.3:344-348 MY-Je '60. (MIRA 13s7)
1. KVevskiy meditsinskiy institut im. akad. A.A.Bogomolitsa, kafedra,
normallnoy fiziologii.
(PAROTID GLANDS) (BODY TDIPERATURE)

NALIVATKO D. G kand. mad. nauk (Kiyev)
0
Republic conference on the physiology and pathology of digestion.
Vrach. delo no.7:141-143 JI 162. (14IRA 15:7)
(DIGESTION-CONGPMSES)

14INHAILOVSKIY, V.S., kand.med.nauk;_Y TP,-.D.,G.,,kand.mcd*nauk
Changes in the temperature of the skin of the face in trigeminal
neuralgia. Vrach. delo no.8:60-63 A9163- (14ML 16:9)
1. Ulwainskly nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut neyrokhirur-
gii i kafedra normallnoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. N.I.Patilin)
Kiyevskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(NEURAILIA, TIGF14IIIAL) (BCDY TEMPERATWE)

NALIVAYKOO G
J"rgiy-Antonovich, doktor biolog.nauk, Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo
---------'T-ruda
Use land rationally. Sov. profsoiuzy 18 no.16:18-21 Ag '62.
(MA 15:8)
1. Direktor Altayskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
sellskogo khozyaystva.
(Altai Territory--Rotation of crops)

ARLIVAILG, G. A.
NAUVAYKO, 0. A. - "Biological Peculiarities of the Multiplication of Creeping Spear
Grass and Agrotechnical Measures in the Struggle against It." Tomsk State U Imeni
V. V. Kyubyshev, Novosibirsk State Selection Station, Tomsk, 1953*(DiBsertation for the
Degree of Candidate in Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya letopist, No. 37, 3 September 1955
For the degree of Candidate iti Biological Sciences
t

USSR/Cultivated Plants - General Problems. 14-1
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., 110 71 1958, 29633
Author : Nalivay1m, G.
Inst
Title On the Sy-Mff-Cf7ft9Ffc__Ulturc in the Altay.
Orig Pub Ekonomika s. kh., 1957, 110 3, 29-37-
Abstract The Coniiission for reorctinizing the agricultural systeris
of Altayskiy Kray has c6tabliohed 4 natural economic zoner]:
the ateppe (Kulundinskayn and Rubtsovskaya steppe), the
forest steppe (Priobskayn an,' Alepskaya forest steppe with
the Prisalairskaya group of rayons), the foot hi" s and
the Gorno-Altayskaya (an autonomous oblast'). Groups of
rayons are further divided within these zones. Types of
crop rotations are presented for the individual zones and
rayons, and the economic tendencies and specializations
are sketched. Consideration is given to problems invol-
ving the development of animal raising in the zones.
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~,NALIVAYKO, G.A., zasluzhennyy agronom RSFSRp kand.biologicheskikh nuak
------------
Raise the standards of agriculture in the Altai Territory.
Zemledelie 23 no.3:7-17 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1, Direktor Altayskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
sellskofjjkhoz:~aystva.
tai Territory-Agriculture)

-NALIVAYKO, Georgiy Antonovich) zaal. agro RSFSR, Goroy Sotsiali-
'~~~~kogo-Tradi!~,--ifdvator; LEON nom
OVAp T.S., red.; RAKIT114, I.T.,
tekhn. red.
(Vital, purposeful, and effective; row crop cultivation in the
Altai] Zhiznonnaia, tseleustrem-lennaia~ effektivnaia; propashnaia
oisteEa zomlodelila nu Altao. Mookvap Izd-vo "Znanie.," 1962.
47 p. (Novoe v zhizni, nauke, tekhnike. 7 Serilat Sellskoe kho-
ziaistvo, no.5) NIRA 15: 5)
(Altai Territory-Rotation of crops)

NALIVAYKO-, Georgiy Antonovich, Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda;
7y7L-.V-.,red.; SAYTAFIDIY L.D.x tekhn. red.
(Row crop rotations] 0 propashnoi sisteme
skva, Izd-vo M-va sell.khoz. RSFSR, 1962.
1. Direktor Altayskogo nauchno-issledovati3lskogo
sellskogo khozyaystva (for Nalivayko).
(Rotation of crops)
zemledeliia. Vo-
ill P.
(MIRA 15:3)
instituta

NALIVAYKO,4..,L; KIRYUKHIN, A.M., inzh.; ABRAMOV, F.G., kand. sell-
1 -1 - k .hoz. nauk; KRALIN, P.I., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
DMITRIYEVA., L.A... red.; AVDEYEVA, V.A., tekhn. red.
(Use land efficie+y] Po khoziniski ispollzovat' zemliu.
Moskva, Sovetskaia Rosaiia, 1962. 220 p. (Trazhenikam sela
ob intensivnoi sisteme zemledelila,- no.1) (MIRA 16!8)
1. Direktor 91tayskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta.
sel'skogo khozyaystva (for Nalivayko).
(Agriculture)

NALIVAYKO, G.A., Geroy Sotsialisticheakogo Truda
Inexhaustible treasures. IUn. nat. no.8s2-4 Ag 162.
(MIRA 15s9)
1. Direktor Altayskogo nauchno-~issledovatelfskogo instituta
seltskogo khozyaystva.
(Agriculture)

NALIVAYKO G A Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda, zasluzhennyy agronom RSFSR
Crop rotations including row-crops are a key to abundance.
Zemledelie 24 no.2:7-10 F 162. (MM 15:3)
1. Direktor Altayskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
sel'skogo khozyaystva.
(Rotation of crops)

-NUZVA-YKO-,-4-.&-.
Way to increase voil fertility; interview with G.A.Nalivaiko,
Directo# of the Altai Agricultural Research Institute* Priroda
51 no,201-32 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Direktor Altayskogo nauchno-issledovateltskogo instituta
sellskogo khozyaystva.
(Soil fertility)

ACC M AP7002l62j__'__-_-_-' --- '----So~ieC45TD-Ct--UR76089-160021'/0061043910445
AUrHOR: Anatakiy, A. I.; Bogdanov, 0. S.; Bukayev, P. V.; Vakhrushin, Yu. P
~yphev' I F _4LV~~; Pavlov, A. L.; Suslov, V. A.; thal'chitaw, Ta~. P..
ORGi none
TMEs Linear Indiction.accelarstor
SOURCE: Atomnaya ~nergiyap v. 21, no. 6, 1966, 439-4'45
TOPIC TAM linos~ accelerator$ electron accelerate", sev accelerator
ABSTRACT:
~ descriptiattl is given of the LIU-3000 linear induction accelerator, which
was desigW 1~tfi3 Scientific-Research Institute for Electra-Physical Devicee
(HIIEFA) in ~962. The LIU-3000 was designed for an energy of 3 FAv and a
pulse currents of up to 200 amp. Ito operation for electron acceleration is
based on the lutilization of a rotational electric field, created in a
system considting of several circular traquformors. The maximum possible
current of tqa accelerated electrons In such an accelerator with focusing
sufficient t4 compensate for the repol1ing force of the'space charge, in
determined ba~aLcally by the power of the co=uting olwmt in the primary
circuit of the inductor. The LIU-3000's power can be brought to
1000 MV/pul , what Is impossible In other types of acceleratom The
le ; F

LIU-3000 conaPta of a series of accelerating sections .(the first of which
was adjusted P 1963). Each section consists of 12 inductors which are
vacuum Gealedl to permit a vacuum of 5 x 10-6 torr inside. The sections are
connected in pirs into units with the aid of special pipes. Purping and
obGervation d1vices are situated between the units. The following data
were obtained1from testa: maximum current of accelerated electrons, 180 amp;
maximum energy of injected oloctrone, 300 kov; energy of accelerated
electrons, 481 kov; duration of the current pulse of the gun, 2.2 usec;
pulse duration of the accelerating voltage, 0.35 liacc; duration of the pulse
front of acceprating voltage, 0.18 psoc; average gradient of accelerating
field, 310 kvim; and diameter of the accelerated beam (at the exit). 2 cm.
In addition t4 the authors, other staff member of HIIEVA who participated in
designing anditeating the LIU-3000 were R. A. Alakneyov, L. M. Androzen,
A. V. Belyaye4a, 0. D. Volodin, H. A. Gashav, V. K. Gagen-Torn, N. K.
Doyacheako, Hi V. Toloknov, -Yu. V. Labodav, A. A. Narkhell, P. G. Mareyev,
A. V. popkovich, A. H. Popov; S.. V.'Promyshlyayev, G. L. Saksaganakiy, Ya. L.
Ikkholis 'and A. T. Chesnokov. 7hi authors thank.V. 1. Vskslar and V. P.
Saratoev for &air help with the vork. Orig. art. Wi 4 formulas mW
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1. NALIVAYKO. 9. a.; PROCRAYEV, V. P.
2. USM (600)
4. Hope
7. I-ractice of leaders in obtaining high yields of hops. Do'st. sellkhoz. no. 12 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

~=AldAt sel'skokhosynystyewwkh nauk,; RCKMO, I.M.,
biologibiheekikh nauke
Increasing the effect of fertilisers when applying certain rhiso -
sphere bacterles. Dokl.Aksd..sel'tthow. 21 no.9t4347 156.
(MM 9:10)
2:j Zh4tdairskaya. nauchno-logledovatellskaya ~t&ntv1ya khmelawodetvas
Pi`~'*a~lano.jkkademikom P.A. Tlneyukome
(Pertilisers and manures) (Rhizosphsre microbiology)

'A
Country : USSR A,
CateSory: Cultivated Plants. Commercial. Oil-BearinS.
8u,xar-3ear1nc,r.
AbB Jour: RZhBiol., No 22, 1958, No 100412
Author : Buynitskly, N.A.; Nalivayko, 1J.S.; Prochayev,
B.P.
Inst : -
Title : Influence of the Growin3 Conditions of Youn3
Hop Plants On Their Yield.
Orig Publ. AgrobioloSlya, 1958, 1,0 1, 136-138
Abstract; In 1953, the influence of local application
of fertilizers on the quality of Clon 18
young plants was studied. CuttIngs, rhizonoo
and shoots served as plantinS material for the
experimont. Variants; 1) 20 tons of manure;
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11-133

Country : USSR A
CateSory: Cultivated Plants. Commercial. Oil-3earin3.
Sua,ar-Bearlng.
Abs Sour: iZhBiolb, No 22, 1958, Fo 100412
2) the same + NOP50,:~6d applied by broad-
casting; 3) the same but the mineral ferti-
lizers were placed In the plantin,3 holes at
planting ti-me; 4) the same but P50 was placed
In planting holes and AN was broadcast. The
planting hole placement of fertilizers pro-
moted a better development of the root system
in the young plants from outtin,3s, rhizomes
and shoots. The yield of the plants from
cuttings grown with a background of manure and
mineral fertilizers applied by broadcasting
co-nipriaed 9.3 centners/ha, and the yield of
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-NALIVAYKO, G.Ya.
-,--
The port of Arkhengel in the winter 1939-4940 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Arkhangel-Harbor)

NALIVAYKO, G.Ya.
Investigating the place fcr a !arbor in the r--;uti -, *.'-,Pl 1PA-1ge
f)Tp~ 1~,-3~
River. let. Sev. 4:77-79 164. 1.1,1 ,

NALIVATKO, L.Ta.. Geroy Stotsialisticheskogo Truda
Trying to aebieve labor savings in all operations. Pat' i
put. khoz. 4 no. 12:16-17 D 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Starshiy mekhanik puteukladochnykh poye2dav Putevoy
mashinnoy stanteii No.22, g.Omsk.
(Railroads--Management)

SHEVCHENKO, A.K.; , NALIVAIYKO,IL.. Ye.
Fauna and evology of blood sucking midges in the middle Horthern
Donets Valley. Trudy Ukr. resp. nauche ob-va paraz. no.2tl7l-181
t63 (MIRA 17:3)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut biologii. Khartkovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta i Chuguyavskaya rayonnaya boll-
nitsa.

su/84-58-12-40/54
AUTHOR: Naliyayko, M., Unit Commander
TITIZ: On Belorussian Fields (Ha, polyakh Beloruseii)
PERIODICAL: Grazhd=Bkaya aviatsiya., 1958, Nr 12, p 28 (LqM)
The author describes the activities of his unit in servicing the
fields of the Belorussian and Kaliningrad oblast. He cites
statistics relating to the fulfillment of the 1958 plan in air
transportation, field cultivatioil"and fertilizing, and pest
control. Personalities mentioned include unit commanders
VIPAimir Bogdanovich and Nikolay Korovin.
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NALIVATKO, X. (Kiyev)
More about the improvement and introduction of vending machines.
Sov. torg. 33 no,11:13-17 N 159. (MIRA 13:2)
l.Korrespondent zhurnala "Sovetikaya torgovlyan po USSR.
(Vending machines

., NALIVAYKO, N,
Brigade responsibility is an eiTicient form of training. Sov.
torg. 35 no.5125-27 My 162. (MRA 1535)
1. Direktor TSentrallnogo universallnogo magazina, g. Kiyev.
(Kiev--Clerks (Retail trade))

-r.- ITAVNAYKO F-.
2. USSR (600)
4. Afforestation
7- Brigade doing outstanding work in siliviculture., Les.khoz. 6 no. 3, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL 1953. Unclassified.

CHERNYSHEV., Pavel Nikolayevich; SOROKA, ArBentiy Kirillovich;
IFetr_Njk9)_4.yevich: MERKELI, YA.P., inzh., ratoenzent; BRAILDVSKII,
'9.G., inzh., --ie-d.; MEDVEDEVA, M.A., takhn, red.
[Repair of cars on a conveyor; the experience of Kanash, Damitea,
Borisoglebsk, and Nizhnedneprovsk car repair shops]Remont vagonov
na konveyere; opyt Kanaahskogo, Damitakogo, Borisoglabskogo i
Nizhnedneprovskogo vagonoretaontnykh zavodov. Moskva, Transzhel-
dorizdat, 1962. 155 P. (MIRA 16:1)
(Railroads-Repair shops)
(Assembly-I.ine.methods)

NALIVAYKO, V.I.; BURTSEV, YU.A.; X M UROVA, L.G.
Proton magnitometer for observatories. Geofiz. prib.
no.9:75-86 161. (MIRA 15:11)
(Magnetometer)
0

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5/203/62/002/002/013/017
1046/1236
0
AUTHORS: Nalivaykol V.I., Tyurmin, A.V. and Fastovskiyj U-V.
T ITLS Field proton mgnetometer Tr U-5 (PU-5)
PERIODICAL: Goomagnetizm i aeronoTriva, v.2, no. 2, 1962p 343-347
TITLE': The signal/noise ratio on the output of the now tvi o- cycle 'paraphase
amplifyirg circuit (see diaZram) is 25:1 for a noise level that is approximately
equal to the signal at the input; the total amplification factor K=40,000; the
trnnswission band A F 0*.7 150 cycles; wider range can be obtained by simple
replacement of capacitors. The total error in measurements for 60#000 r fields
3,
r the gyromagnotic ratio of the proton) in .6 T/,r m 4.08.10 ~, or 12.5
Gonoral principlos of tho proton irAgnotometer.opoiation are cited after Packard
and Varian (Ref.1; M. Ynckard, R. Varian. Phye. Rev., 1954, 93p 941). There are
4 figures.
ASSOCIATIONS Institut zemncgo magnetizma, ionaefery i raoprostranoniya radiovoln
AN SSSR (Institute of the Terreqtrial Magnotiom, the Ionosphere and
Propagation of Radiowaves AS USSR)
SUBMIMAM g January 16, 1962
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MHO k1 inov, -Sh.' Sh. Nalivayko, V. Tyun2in, A. V. ;
M. M
It 5 V 14,15 5' 1041
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I LE: Experiments in the wo survey program
SOURCE:#_'-VsesoyuznaYa konferents~,v"ojizike kosmicheskoES ropt
_q"_.,._Moscow.
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a prosGa~Wf p6ce research); trudy konferen 0,117.
scow,,Izd-vo-Nauka, 5, 6o6- ik,
Mosco
..TOPIC TAGS:, geomagnetic, fi,eld, geomagnetism, secul.ar magnetic field, secular
magnetic variation, artificfa-l earth satellite, aeromagnetometer, proton magneto
eter, PH 4 magn~etomter, EU'magne'tometer
1'6
ABSTRACT: A tAef review is given of-the various attempts to obtain a world-
wide. d
-magn etic-fiel map. Theuse of artificial eaith satellites to map the
earth's magnetic field is shown to be the most efficient of the various methods
used. For optimum efficiencyin a single experiment, a satellite must have an
orbit inclined -to the 'e4ustorial plane by 85", an had several of the Cosmos series
The low-number Cosmos ach as Cosmos -2016arrie d proton magnetometera
-series.(w
aboard, vhicli essentially.measure the frequency"Vf proton-free precession in the
earth-Is magnetic- gield. _The disadvantages of.this..,type of magnetometer were.
41 q ~' 71"k

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alleviated in the later Cosmos series (Cosmos-49 by using self-tuning magnetometeils
with logic circuits. One such device, desig - _WMA,automatically selects and
analyzes the optimum aignal during &! part of the Dree nuclear pirecession period
of the proton. Two such,devices on Cosmos-49, set 90* apart, had a measurement
accuracy of 2-3 gauss, Magnetic field measurements were*taken by both the Cosmos-26
and--49 vehicles at altitudes of 270-403 im, and 270-490 km respectively, during I
March -and- October of 1p64. -Typical magnetogr6ms from. these measurements are shown i
separately. ~Recommendations are made for further'sclentific investigations with
magnetic-field charts to better determine the earth's geomagnetie field and to
correct the:.coefAcients of the Gaussian series. -Orig., aA..has.-. 4 figures. [041
ASSOCIATION: VsesoyuznWa konferentsiya po fizike.ioamicheskogo -prortran-stva,
Moscow (All-Union Conference on Space Physic
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SOROKIN, P. V.;, IIALIVAYM. Ta. I.
Making hollov patterns for Investment
gas liquid. Lit.proizv. no-7:41 Je
(Phtternmaking--Zquipment
I (Precision casting)
c4ioting vith use of compressed
'60. (MIRA 13:7)
and supplies)

s-0 C)
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
'2-2 D
89921
S/191/61/000/002/011/012
B124/B204
Arkhipova, Z. V., Semenova, A. S., Paramonkov, Ye. Ya.,
Nalivayko, Ye. I., Leytman, M. 1.
Determination of the solubility of polyethylene in hydro-
carbons and of the dynamic viscosity of the solutions
obtained
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 2, 1961, 61-65
TEXT: It was the purpose of the present paper to investigate the solubility
of polyethylene in various solvents, the dependence of the solution tempera-
ture of polyethylene on its molecular weight and the concentration of the
solution, as wel:l as to measure the dynamic viscosity of the solutions
obtained and their filtering velocity. The solubility of polyethylene was
determined from the turbidity of a solution of given concentration during
observation in transmitted light by means of the device, developed by
V. N. Dyn1ko, whose schematical drawing is shown in Fig. 1. The polymer
weighed portion is conveyed into the steel container 1 and, after the
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S/191/61/000/002/011/012
Determination of the solubility... B124/B204
addition of a measured quantity of solvent, the lid, which is sealed by
fluoroplast, is closed. The tightness of the apparatus was checked with
the gas valve closed by increasing the nitrogen pressure to 7-8 atmospheres
excess pressure. From an ultrathermostat, the heat-transmitting medium is
conveyed into jacket 9, the valve is partly openedv and the solvent and the
polymer are mixed by means of bubbling-through N2' The temperature was
measured by means of a thermocouple, which was connected with a-portable
potentiometer; the measuring accuracy was �0.50C. The light from lamp 10
passed quartz windows 7 and incided upon the mirror 8 from which it was
reflected, The solution obtained was 20-250C above solution temperature;
when the solution was cooled, a distinct turbidity occurred, which continued
to increase with dropping temperature. The temperature at which the first
slight turbidity occurred was taken as solution temperature. The dynamic
viscosity of the polymer solutions was measured by means of the Heller
- d
viscosimeter from formula 4 = c(d
).K, where ~L is the viscosity,'t -
.ol
s
the
the time of the fall of the sphere, d
the density of the sphere, d
.
sol
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Determination of the solubility...
899,21
S/191/61/000/002/011/012
B124/B204
density of the solution, and K the constant of the sDhere. The measuring
error is 3~6. The density Of DOlyethylene was determined in the laboratory
of B. I. Sazhin. The solution temperatures of polyeth,-flene, obtained by
means of CrO 3- catalysts, in various solvents are given in Table 1. With an
increase of temperaturep the solution time of polyethylene in hydrocarbons
decreases, and when polyethylene concentration in the solution is changed,
also the temperature of the quantitative dissolution changes (Table 2).
With increasing molecular weight of polyethylene, its solution temperature
increases linearly with intrinsic viscosity. The temperature.dependence
of the concentration of low-molecular polyethylene rhich remains in solu-,
tion when cooled, is shown~by Fig. 4, the dependence of the dynamic viscos4
of the polyethylene solutionsin synthol on the intrinsic viscosity is shown
by Fig-5- Professor Ye. V. Kuvshinskiy is thanked. There are 9 figures,
2 tables and 3 references: 2 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc.
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RODS
On inereasinp tho quantity of bitter Substances In ho!-.a. Dokl. Ak. sellkhoz. 17,
no. ?, 19,52
1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October PW Unclassified.

2,, &_Iiva4O-,-Yu--3 , Prochayev, V.P.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Hops
7. Practice of leaders in obtaining high yields of hops. Sov. agron. 11 no.1, 1953.
9. 14onthlx List 2f Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

NAIaVAYKO Yu~S;
Basic methods of increasing the quantity of bitter princlPles in
hopes- Dopo' A31 URSR no.3:193-198 1540' (MIRA 8:4)
1. Zhitomiralka naukovo-doalidna stantsiya khmelyarst7a. PredstA-v-
leno doystvitellnym chlenom Akademii nauk USISR F.A.Vlasyukom.
(Hops)

NAI,IVAYKO.Yu.S.; KARABANGV,Yu.V.
Effect of types of potassium fertilizers on hops drops. Dop. AN
URSR no-3:303-306 155. (MLRA 8:11)
1. Zhitomiralka naukovo-doolideha stantsiya khmelyarstva. Pred-
otariv diyaniy chlen Akademii nau, URSR P.A.Vlasyuk
(Hope) (Pertilizere and manures)

NALIVAYNO, Yu.S.
- F. -Ii
Local application
71-79 '55-
of fertilizer for the hop. Trudy VNIV? no.5.-
KRA 9:1)
(Hope) Vertilizers and manures)

NALIVAYED, Yn.S., kanclidat sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk.
4 Hope. Nauka i zhiznl 22 no.2:23 Ir 155. (MLRA 8:3)
(Hops)

USSIVC,j.Itiv,-.,t,:.~d Piants - TeecILnical 0-'Caa,~!ae, Sugr Plants M-7
Abs Jour R--f 211L: - Biol., No 1, 1958, iio 1694
Author Zv.. S. kfalivayLc
Inst I I G t- -U'X -VTff - -
Title Zocal ApplicatiOU Of FeZI"'iliZCrj HOPS CUItIVELtiOn
Orig Pub NaWt. pratsi wid. zil'BI:OGOGP- naw~ AN URSRi 1956) vip 4,
55-59
Abstract At the Zhit-omir Hops Cultivation Station, the local application
of mineral fertilizers, partimlarly Pc, favorably affected
tlic Olevelopment of hops ap---outs. The use of Pc mixed irLth
humiss and put into the holes before planting hops contributed
to the more intensive growth of t1he plants and increased th,.~
yield of clustera. The int~.,oduction of Na mixed with phoaphates
0-id not yi6ld positive results.
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NALIVAYSK319-7u- - -
Mmdmm use of the Volga-Don waterway* Reeb. transp 19 no,12:5-7
D 160, WRA 13112)
P- 1. Nachallnik Kowercheekogo otdela Volgo-Donskogo parokhodstva.
(Volga-Don Canal-Inland water transportation)

NALI1111,M) T.I.
.-,- ---------- -,"..., - - -
Standardization of the panel elements of closet jartitions and
built-in furniture for public buildings. Dior. prom. 14 no.10:
4-6 0 165. (MRA 18:12)
1. TSentralInyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektnyy institut
eksperimentallnogo tipovogo proyektirovaniya shkol, doshkolInykh
uchrezhdenly i vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy.

,m UVLIN, A. A.
Durum wheats. Hoskva, Gos. izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry, 1949. 149 p.

. h. it.
Hard wheat va.-ieties. Izd. 2., doo. 1 perer. Moskva, Gos. i;,.d-vo sel'ki:oz.
lit-ry, 1953. 191 P. (55-250'97".
SB191-'W5N27 1953

GINZBURG. I.V.;*ROGACM, D.L.; ANTONYUK, Ye.S.; MUNKIN, A.B.
ely
Rolmquistite, a rineral of the rhonbic amphibole group, IzvsKarsi
Kol.fil.AN SSSR n0-5:62-76 '58. WRA 12:9)'
1. Geologicbeskiy Institut Kollskogo filiala AN SBSR.
(Holaquictite)

3M
AUTHORS: Nalivkint A~ N, Spasskiy, N. N, SOV16 -51 9 - 3 - 5/16
TITM Tasks Confronting the Departments of trie State Geodetic Super-
vision in the Problem of Cutting, Cost3 of Topographic-geodetic
17orks(Zadachi otdelov gosudarst-vernogo geodezicheskogo nadzora
v dej_e anizheniya stoimosti topogrefo--geodezicheskikh rabot)
PERIODICAL: Geodeziya i kartou'rafiyaj 1959, Nr 3, PP 32-38 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The tasks confronting the State Geodetic Supervision are
described in the present paper- Whereas in the first years
of its existeneie the main task was that of control!ing the
application of the rales, an additional important task con-
fronting the State Ceodetic Superyi3ioh iz now the methodical
direotion for tho purpose of impioving quality i!nd cutting
expenditures in the production of official topographic-Secdetic
maps, In this connection several deficiencies are pointed
--out. For instance, existing geodetic nets, topographic photo-
graphs and airscapes are not always utilized for the respec-
tive territories~ Examples are given. Also there are
organizations bent on spending the allotted moneys by all
means,, even though there be no need, !,Tethods based on the
Card 0 utiliiation of aerial photographs are to be applied to a
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Tasks Confronting the Departments of the State SOV/6--59-3--5/16
Geodetic Supervision in the Problem of Cutting Costd of Topcgraphic-gesle-.i,~
Works
greater extent. Various organizations still refuse such
progressive methods under one or another protext. It is
requested in the present paper that surveying an the ground
be allowed only in those cases in which aerial photography is
not possible because of determined reasons- Many organizations
aim at going about their tasks in the easier way and their
accounts contain incorrect and illegal data. Financial
estimates are sometimes in excess of 30-40 %6~ The Departments
of the Supervision do not sufficiently control completed
works, usually only as much as 30-50 %- Cutting of expenditures
for topographic-geodetic works also depends on the revision
of the official norms being in force at present. The scales
in surveying are to be defined a.~curately, in consideration
of the high costs: 1 km2 on a scale of 1 : 500 costs up to
80,000.rubles, on a scale 1 : 1,000 up to 40,000 rubles, on a
scale 1 ~- 2~000 up to 209000 rubles, on a scale 1 : 5,000
up to 8jOOO rubles, on a scale 1 1 10,000 up to 4,000 rubles,
and on a scale 1 : 25,000 up to 2,000 rubles (accordinfr to dAted
Card 2/3 SUSIT (Spravochnik ukrupnennykh smet--qykh norm)(Manual of

Tasks Confronting the Departments of the State SOV/6-510-3--5/-,6
Geodetic Supervision in the Problem of CuttinU Coztc of
Works
Calculation Norms)). Surveying is often done with a far too
high accuracy, which is not jU3tified by circiimstanz-,es. Any
topographic-goodetic work mutt be allowed only on presentation
of documents proving the utility of such work,. Also the
possibility of extending the plan in the photochemical field
is to be taken into account. Caution is required in Aurveying
territories that are to be built up within the next '$0--15
years (as presoribed)i as the respective large-ecale maps,
as is known, grow obsolete very quickly, Furthermoreq the
abnormal fact that the same works require different expendi-
tures depending on the organizabion, carrying them out, is to
be eliminated., Uniform manuals and price lists are to be
worked out.
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3(4), 30) SOY/6-60-1-11/17
AUTHOR: Nalivkin, A. N.

TITLEt Measures to Improve the Organization of Topographic-geodetic
Work in Geological Enterprises Should Be ReaTfied More Qui-ckly
PERIODICAL: Geodeziya i kartografiya, 1960, Nr 1, pp 64-69 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Although the geological enterprises and expeditions of the
Soyuzmarkshtrest (All-Union Mine Surveying Trust) have slightly
improved the realization of topographic-geodetic work in recent
years, there are still some considerable shortcomings to be
found. They are pointed out here by means of some examples.
Progressive methods are not being applied, topographic-geodetic
surveys are carried out separately from geological prospectingv
or often in places where no geological investigations are
planned. The extent and cost of work are often unreasonably in-
creased, and a larger scale than is necessary is often used in
the surveys. Considerable shortcomings are pointed out in the
setting up of technical projects for aerial surveys and topo-
graphic-geodetic work. Most striking is an excess of markings.
The quality of work does not always correspond to the specifi- V
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SOV/6-60-1-11/17
Measures to Improve the Organization of Topographic-geodetic Vork in Geological
Enterprises Should Be Realized More Quickly
and time of work are also toleratod in the realization of
geodetic work for geophysical prol3pecting. The inefficient
supervision of this work by geological and geophysical insti-
tutions is finally pointed out. The Ministerstvo geologii i
okhrany nedr SSSR (Ministry of Geology and Mineral Protection
of the USSR) and the Glavgeologiya RSFSR (;4ain Geological
Prospecting Administration of the Russian Socialist Federative
Soviet Republic)_took in 1959 a number of measures to eliminate
the mentioned shortcomings in the topographic-geodetic work.
Some examples are pointed out here. A joint out4ard meeting of
the sektsiya geologii i poleznykh iskopayemykh Ekspertne-geo-
logicheskogo soveta Minist6rstva geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR
(Section of Geology and Minerals at the Geological Experts'
Council of the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Protection of
the USSR) and of the Ekspertno-geologicheskiy sovet Glavgeo-
logii RSFSR (Geo'logical Experts' Council of the Main Geological
Prospecting Administration of the Russian Socialist Federative
Soviet Republic) was held in Leningrad in June 1959- It was
Card 2/3 attended by representatives of scientific research institutes,

SOV16-60-ol-11117
Measures to Improve the Organization of Topographic-geodetic Work in Geological
Enterprises Should Be Realized More Quickly
schools, and production organizations. According to the results
of this meeting, the Minister of Geology and Mineral Proteation
bf the USSR issued a decree on the regulation of topographic-
geodetic and mine-surveying work on September 16, 1959. There
isA Soviet reference.
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NALIVKIN,A.V.
Characteristics and cause of irregular growth of tourmaline crystals.
ZeLp.Vses.min.ob-va 84 no-3-355-361 155. (MIRA 8:11)
(Tourmaline)

KALIVKIN, A.V.
Morphological characteristics of certain minerals as a criterion of
.their metasomatic formation. Zap. Voss. min. ob-vs, 87 no.3:364-366
158. (MIRA 11:10)
(Metasomatism)

MYAKOV,N.A. [deceased); BULIVANK9R.E.Z.; WBATOIAN,V.N.; YEMYSHEVA,R.S.;
KRISHTCROVICH,A.H.,Edecessed); MAKSIMOVA,Z.A.; MCDZAIEVSKAYA,Te.A.;
MNINSHCHUKO,V.S.; NMOROSHICV,V.P.; NALIVKIN B.V.- NOVOZHIIoOV,K.I.;
YANOV:lr.-N. ';kr
OBRUOHEV,D.V.; RZHONSNITSKAYA,M.A.; 'iRINA,N.I..redsktor;
GUROVA, O.A., tekhnicheakiy redaktor
(Field atlas of characteristic Icomplexes of fauna and flora of Devonian
deposits of the Minusinsk Basin] Polevoi atlas kharakternykh koiii1eksov
fauny i flory devonskikh otlozhenii Minusinakoi kotloviny. Soot. N.A.
Belinkov, i dr. Pod red. M.A.Rzhonanitakoi i V.S.Meleshchenko. Moskva,
Goe.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geologii i akhrane nedr, 1955. 139 P.
(MLRA,9:1)
1. Leningrad. Vsescoruznyy geologicheakiy inatitut.
(Minusinek Basin--Geology, Stratigraphic--Devoninn)

XILLIVKIN Bove
- -- --
fteudoplankton Pelecypoda from the 3)om%Mk- strata. Dokl.AN SM III
no.1:188-189 N-D 156. ()MR& 10: 2)
1. J"redetavleno akademikom DoV.Naliftinyme
(Ural Mountain region-Lamellibranchiats, Fousil)

NALIVKIN,, B.V.
[Devonian pelecypods of the U.S.S.R.j textbook for cor-
respondence students for raising the qualifications of
foremen and engineers] Devonskie peletsipody SSSR; ucheb-
noe pooobie dlia zaocbnykh grupp povyshenila. kvalifika-
taii i inzhenerno-tekbnicheakikb rabotnikov. LeniWad,
, Leningr, gornyi in-tp 1965. 37 p. (MIRA 18:11)

IIALIVKIN, D. B. - 11
Discovery of fossils of plants in the Sarka layers of the
Bonemian Ordovician. Vest Ust geol 39 no. 1: 33-34
164.
1. Vsesoyuzniy nauchno-issledovatellskiy geologicheskiy
Institut, Leningrad.

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URAL BAUXITES. D. V. Nalivkins =s IW,4 ad*
-4j pp. 3-5 (English sum-
g "o., 1942 No
Chem, Abotractel 37 5341 (1943). - The Ural
Mary)
bauxitee are divided into diaspore and gibbsite typeop the
former from sea deposits and the latter from fresh water
continental deposits.

NALIVKIN, Dmitrii Vasillevich
NALIVK1?1, Dmitrii Valiltevich. ...Pamir-kr-fsha mim- stenograr= publichnoi
Y-rav~~, 1948. 18 P.
lektsii, prochitannoi v ... ~~oslkve. Mosi-va, LP
DLC: DK86l.T3A13
SO: LC, Soviet Geography, Part 11, 1951, Unclassified

NUHOROBHRV, V.P.; CRLOV. Yu.A.. g1gYny7 redaktor Izdaniya; SHULIGA-JMSTMNKO,
M.I., redBktor; N V., reclaktor; GEKW, R.F.. re(Laktor-,
KRISHTOYOVICHO A-.-I.-. redaktor; LMOVICR,L.S., redaktor; LIKHMV, B.X,
redaktor; SLODKEVICH, V.S., radaktor; SBERZIS, A.G.. redaktor; YANI-
SHAVSKIY, M.N., redaktor; MEMIN. R.L., redaktor; AUZAN, N.F.,
tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Paleontology of the U.S.S.R.] Paleontologiia SSSIL. Moskva. Izd-vo
Akad,nauk SSSR. Vol-3,*pt.2. no.l. Nakhoroebov, Y.Pj,[D9vb6ian Bryozva
of the Altai Territory) Devonskie mahanki.Altsia. 1948. 172 p.
48 p. of illus. (XIBA 10:7)
1,'Direktor Paleoatologichookogo'instituto (for Orlov)
(Altai Territory--Polyzoa. Fossil)

n, D. V.
Ural Mountains - Gaolcgy
Limit of the Tournaisian and Visean formations in the Urals and rethdoloEy of ascertaininE
it. Mat.Geol.inst. 5 1948.
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9. honthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October -1950. Unclassified.

NALIVKIN, D.. akademik; PETROV, L.. professor.
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b1~11t?~':-f-VI-;I
(Our patrols=] Nasha neft'. Moskva, Goa. isd-vo Ntgiz, 1949. 98 p.
(MLRA 70)
(Petroleum)

262137 Padzeinnaya geograftya nefti, 4.1-1. 0. 13rvant8ava. irckrug, svota, 194~),
116. 8, E. 17-20
SO: LETOPISI -10. 35, 1949

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Turkmenistan - Ceology
Piedmont lowland of Kopet Dag. Izv. Turk.fil. AJI SSSR, No. 3, 1951.
Monthly L.st of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.

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,USSR/Giology Irrigation May 51
nOn the Takhia-Tash Plateau," Acad D. V. Nalivkin
"Nauka i Zhizn" Vol XVIII., No 5, pp 21-23
Describes dam, being built on the plateau of Takhia-
Tash, which will be several km in length. Designed
to utilize waters of Amu-Darly&for irrigational
network of the deserts of Turkmenia, Uzbekistan and
Kara-Kalpakia. Turkmenia canal will provide main
navigational artery.*
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Our petroleum 2. izd. q inur. i (lop. ~Joskvn, uos. jzci-vo detukol I it -ry, 191~2. 98v. .
maps.
1. Petroleum - Russia. I. Petrov, L., A. au,

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Geologists
I. V. Mushketov and geographic geology. Izv. Vses. geog. obahch., 84, No. 3, 1952.
Month jAg~ -Qf Russia Accession , Library of Congress, October 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

Sovefskie liudi proobrazuiut pustynir tsvatushchIi_)crai L Soviet people wii-l
fransform the wilderness into a flourjzhin,~,, roviopj. Hoskva, Gospolitizdat, 1953,
68 p.
SO: Monthly hi.~& -of Bus2j-an Accessions. Vol. 6 No. 8 Nftembft-21953