SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NESGOVOROVA, Y.D. - NESHEV, G.

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KAAZIK, Paul' Xuliusovichv kandetakhnonauk,, dotxent;.IMSGOVOROVAI Yelena~
.P!d~" _~And,takhn.nauk,, dateent,
Analysis of tL,-- stability and linearity of the mechanical
characteristic of controlled asynchronous m, tars. rAv.vys.uahsb.
zav,; Olektrowkhe 7 nosI1t13%-1359 164. (MIRA 18:3)
L Kafedra alektricheakikh mashin Inningradskogo poUtakhaichaskago
wtitutao

NgSGOVOROVAP YO.D.
-
Single-phase operation,of two-phase ragulatmd Inductfon motors.
Trudy LPI no.241:%-67 164.
Start time and electromechanical time constant nf tvG-Phaae
regulated asynchronous motors. Ibid.:68-75 (MIRA 18W

KAASIK,Paull Yuliusovich;,.NES -A~-.;-Yelena Dq1trwevne;
US= --4.S.. kandi~ takha.. naukV
(Regulated squirrel-cage induction motors in automatic
control systems] Upravliaenqe asinkt-nTWe dvigateli a
belichlei kletkoi na rotore v sistemakh avtomatiki.
Moskva# Energiial 1965. 198 P. (MIRA 18:6)

jj,~PGOVORO~~A_,_Yelfina Dmitriyevna, kand.te-khn.nauk, dotsent; KAAZIK, Paull
dotsent; SHARAKHIH, Vladiair Hlko2ayeiich,
ausistent; ZABOROVSKIY, Sergey Alaksandrovichg, USistent; BOKSOV,
Allbart Petrovicho assistant; TOKOV. Mikhail Ivanovich, assistont
Frequency svstem for re-guAating the angular velocity of an a--ynchronous
motor with fan load and auxiliary power supply, Izv.vys.ucheb zav*;
elektromakh. 8 no.9?966-975 '65. iMTRA l&.10)
1. Kafedra elektrichepkikh mashin TAningradukago PclItekhrich-3skcgc
instituta (for flesgovorova, Kaa-zik, Porisnv, Tokov). 2. Kafedra
elektrooborudovar,jya promyrhlennykb predpriyatiy leningrads1rog',
polifieklmicheskogo instituta (for Sharakbin. ZaborovsIdy).

NESF-ATAYFV, A.A., Aspirant -
"Possible Desigm 7ffects on Linens with ~ochelle-Splnner
Base-4-leaving Machines.(' Cond Tech Sci,, Moscow Textile Inst,
11 Nov 54. (VM, 29 Oct 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical DisEertations Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (10)
SO: Sum. ITo. 481, 5 May 55

INSEUTAINT, A.A.,
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MUTATW. A.A., kand.tekhn.nank: SAVANOT. T-A-
ObtainIng complicatod patterns in warp knitted fabrics on
ralchol =chinos. Leg.prom. 18 no.9:38-W S 158. WFA 11:10)
(Knitting, Nachlue)

NCSHATAMVj &.A.,, kand.tekhn.nauk, prepodavatel,
rn types of pattArns for warp-knit plaited cloth. Tekst.prom.
flo*9:69-73 S 162, (KM 15:9/%
1. IC&fodra spetakampositsil Mbskcvskago tekstillmogo Instituta.
(KnittInce machine)

19W]UT.&M, A,Ao, propodavatell; LATYSHEV, I.V., master
Nov tM of patterno for the mawfacture, of warp.-knit fabrics.
Tokstiprom. 23 noel:60-63 -Ta 163o (MA 16:2)
1. Kafedra. spetakompozitaii Mookovskogo takatillnogo
instituta (MTI)*tfw Resbatayov). 2, Ivanteyevskaya
trikotazbno,ya fabrika. imeni, ftershinskogo (for Latyahav).
(Knitting, Mac'-hl-nej)

NESHATAYEV A.A., kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent
._j_ --
flew type of warp-knit cloth for the manufacture of outerwear.
Tekst.prom. 25 no.l.'52-54 Ja 165. (MIRA 19:4)
1. Moskovskiy tokstillnyy institut.

MMTAYMI, IM. X-
Dissertationt frCoW2vdty of the Plant Cover
Significanco for For"t raprovownt of Si
State Up radwads 2953* (Roforatimy
Aug 54)
of the Western Kar&Kum and Its
ndy Arease" Card MI Sci, Lemingrad
zbumal-cloologlye/Geograflop Moscow#
80t SUH 393s 28 Feb 1955

GORYSHIM, TeK*:-JOWATAT1ff, Th.l.
Microclimatic characteristidsof oak forests and their significance
for.Plant life. Test ZaU 15 no.15:5-22 1660 (MIRA 13:8)
(Belgorad A?ovInce-7orest ecology)
(Nicroalimatology) (Oak)

contribution to the study of the microclimate of oak forests.
Dokl-AX SSSR 133 n0-5:123%4242 Ag '60. (MIR& 13:8)
1. Laniagradakly goaadaratvaany7 univeraitat In. A.A.Zhdanova.
Predstavlano akademikom T.S. SW=bevym.
(Kicroolimtology)
(Foreat ecology)
(Oak)

NDSHATArEY, ru. M. .
Complexity of the vegetative cover and vegetation complems
In the Kara K=. Uch. za;. WU no.290:226-155 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Kara Kum-Plant communities)

IC /U -
5/7 t4 7R- y E:
P
"L',S, YUJI.
or*ositm at the Tell, u-,anovzkoya Forest
11-:;st. L'jT,, 16 no. 3:153-154 161* C'. =D--. 14:2)
(Voronezh frcunince-Forestry reseexch)

UAUTAIAV,. ru.L; STAROSTIMA,, X.F.
Studying the dynamics of the grass cover in various types of the Oles
na Torskleg wooded steppe oak forest, Probl. bot. 6:283-296t62.
(MRk 16:5)
(Yorokla Valley-Oak) (Torskla Valley-Forest ecolo6)

NFSHATAY"'Vi
~9,~r , " V - ~ , r, g aa
;f~q, zc)n,',r..g in too - M"y'al F-arf- ?;l ' -
,~, t7j,3 ! 5 c,.,, 7(-rbc tp -- .
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164. IM'i':, I'l, 1,
~ - r o-q Im ^,r- -Vest. 1611 "?

11 ."Itl N Y fi
ZAV,AYHOV,;ym, I-ov Isid orl, iT
- ~ F, -! 1~ -17
nauk,
I-Ii.-I-if". t .... J,-
I nj
nogD A
2/,7

VTNOMRADOV, Yuriy Fergoyc-,deh; *-~'W0,"'r'Y,'NOV, A.G.0 prof., retsenzent;
:1
NESSHAT011"NA, N.M., redt
. . . ......... .
[MathematicaI -,tatlstics and its appli(mt-ion in the textile
industry to rescar~' -hI 1~'Iat.f~miaticheskala statistika i ee pri-
menente k i.,3";IedGvanUam v tc-kottl1not provqshlenno3ti.
2. izd., parer. I dip. 1'oskva, Legkaia Irdustriia, 1964.
319 p. (MIRA 17-10)

.-~ - I - - I I L " dokxor tekhn.
f-MOV, ~1;~ksfvlqr ". ;3"!"v ed .
. , ~ ,~f . p I .P r--.-
pr retfjarzerl-,~ 1IFSHATAYIEVA-,
iMcdarn dr-aw".yig fria-es] 3.-jvreiroru*re lent0chTWe
6 legkaia industriia., 1965.
ii i rW dl-la klillopka. Moskva~,- (141RA 18%5)
kl ~, Q .

POZDNYAKOV,, Boris flavlovi-h; KOTELINIKOVA, V.F.,. ml. nauchn.
sotr.; %!M,'OV, N.V.. prof. retneweTe..; NIESFAT&EVA,
N.-U'Lop redo
[Sampling methods in spinning] Motody otbora prob v pr I#A-
denil. Moskva, Legkaia Industril.a. 1.965. 226 p.
(MIRA 18tio)
1. Matematicheskly Institut AN SSSR (for Koteltnikova).

NPSHATAYEVA, YE. V.. and TAKIMICV, ?-. YA. (IISSR)
"Potato as q Stimulator of the Biosynthesis of Tetracycline
Antibiotics and Vitamin B12.
Report presented at thp 5th Internationsl Biochemistry Congress.
Moscow. 10-16 Aug 1961

NWHATAYEVA, TA3.V.
A32-Hussian conference of student phammacautical societies. Zdr&w.
Roo. Fadar.-5 no.9:f S 161 (KM .14:9)
r1jL;6I
4ACjUTICAL SOCIETOS)

YLMOV, P.A.; NESULTAYEIIA L Yev,
Use of potatoes in nutrient culture media for the fermentation af
tatracyaline. IntIbiot:Ud,6 no,10:991-894 0 161. (Mlik 1402)
1. LeningradqUy khimi o-farmatsevti--heakiy institut.
(TETRALUGLIM) (FOUTCES)
(BACTF.RIOWGY-CULTUaS AND GULTUa WDIA)

DANIWVA, K.S.; MHATAYEVA.-Xe-V~4 FETROVA, E.g.; PODMOSTKOVA, V.A.;
TAKIN3V,, P.A.
Use of cotton or sunflover seed cake extracts In the blasynthesis-
of pe;11cillin and tetracyclines. TraV Lemskhfik-fam,inst. .
bOASSROP 162. , I WRA 15: 11)
(PENIGALIN) (TETRACYCLINE)
(BACTERIOWGY-CULTUM AND CULTURE MEDIA)

NESHATAYEVA, Ye.V.
Fermentation of tetracy lines and vltamdn B12 on potato media. TZMdy
Lan.161u.,farn.Inst. no.15SU3~152 f62,, ~ , WPA 15:11)
(TEIVA(AW,106) -- (GYAmjwtmLAMINE)
(BACTERIOLOGY-CULTURES AND CULTURE MEDIA)

MHATAYEVA, YS.V,; YAKIM3V, PA.; BALDINA, L.V.
-------
Formatlon of chlortetraWMe NO vltandn BTI, by the producer,
Actinarjoes aureoficlens, with various sourcH of carbohydrate
nutrition. TrudY Len-khim.-farm-Inat. no.158153-159 162. -
(MIRA 15: U)
(GHWRTETUCYCLIKE) (ffANOGOBALAMIKE)
(ACTINOWCES) (BACTERIOWGY-OMTURES AND CULTURE MEDIA)

ANDREMAt S.M.; YAKIWVO P.A,,;-NF9UTAYEVAl' Ye.V.; SHARY~Mt N.G.
LTge of zal+, gem extract In the blocynthesis Of cblartetrw-TCUnew
TAM.lddZ,-f9~w,,ldfit. no.25tl69-175 162., ~ (MA 15.-U)
lAboratorly& bloirbimii-nUmblich raateniy HotanicheBkogo institutit
imni V,L,Konmva AN SSSR i kafedrs tekhwiogli antibiotikov
Leningrddekogo ithimi -farmuntichaskaga inatituta (sav. - prof.
P.A.Yakimov). ..-:(CHLORTETRACYCLIXE)
(BACTERIOLOGY.-MTUM AND CULTURE MEDIA)

KRUSSER, O.V.; YAKMVg P.A.; NT~HATATEVA,, Ye.V.; KRAO-SHI-DZENI;
L03HKAREVA, Ye.A.
Vegetative reproduction of the mycellum of Actinowlaes aureofaciens,
Trv4~r.lsn.khls.-ft=Anst. zzo.15MUM 162o 1 (MIRA 15:11)
(ANTINOMYCE6)

SHILIN, P.A., inshensri KMOHLDEK A G. intheaer.
-!L
Pi-xeigsivg soybeans. Mal. -xhir. prom. 21 no-3:34-35 056.(IffJA 9:8)
1. Slavyanakly masloxhirkmbluat.
(Soybean oll)

NssoffarM. A.G.
in the
ceasing sunflower aseds with a high coutent of hiisL
olleake. Vaal.-xhir. prom. 24 no.10:10-12 158. (KMA 11:10)
1. Tsesoyusnyy nauchno-issledovatellakly inatitut shirov.
(Sunflower aeod)

BMA 0 G.A.;, IL5RCHL=,,*.G.; PAVLOTA, N.A.; GILIDSMYN. M.3.
Processing of wwflower needs by individual suppliers, Okol.-%Mr.
pros. 25 no.1:22-24 '59. (KIM 12: 1)
2. TsaooyuzW nauchno-Imeledovatel'skly Institut zhirov (for
Belan Neshchadim, Pavlova). 2. Soynxglavpishcheprodayrlys
(for ailldshtsyn)
(SWlower seed)

19SHCMIK. A.G.0 inzh,; LMNET, B.I., Insh.; HOOAREM. P-re.
--------- -
Using the "Titan T" screw press for processing sunflower
seed. HasI.-thir.prom. 25 no.4:7-8 159. (MM 12:6)
1. VessoymcM7 nauchna-Iseledovatel'skly Institut sbirov (for
Mashchadto). P. Rostovskir maslochirovor kombinat "Rebachly"
(for Ledenev, Bondarenk-0.
(Rostov-on-Don--Oil Industries--Jquipment and supplies)

BEUGLOT, I*Te,; UMMOV, T.H., insh.; T rabote, prinimali uchalittyat
GAMILMMO, I.V... GRLBOVSKIT. 1, 1.; BILOBORODOV,
V.T.; VrSM;ML'SrATA, ?,A.; -K&TSM, 'fu*P*; GATTSIROXI, Nol.;
USHM, A.S.; AIMM, N.Y. -, RUffAWSWA, A.G.; W6HnW. A.P.;
GRIGOR.IYET, F.L.; IMSHF-VICH, I.M.; ST!rAZMIFA, A.G.; MIIffA7WTrM.
A.S.; YED124SXIY, P.M.; MASUM, P.T.; EUMMASHWA. Z.P.; PROSKUSHKI11,
R.N.; SEPALIBMG, T.A.; ISOTTSOV. H.r.
Operational experience with a newly introduced oil-extraction line
eqtdpp,3d with the DO-70 belt-conveyer extractor. Fee I.-shir *prom.
z6 ho-3:29-31 Hr 16o. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Vassoyuznyy nauchno-issledavatellskiy institut zhirov (for
Betuglov, Gabrilanko, Grabovskiy, Xeshchadim. Heloboradov,
Vishnapol'skaya, Mateuk and %qtakhok0o 2. Leningradskiy
xhirovoy kombinat (for Mwdyuzov, %achav, , Mina, Rumyantseya,
Kashelem. Grigorlyev. lukashevich, Styazbk-Ana, Hikha7lovich.
'redemakiy, Haslov, Ktdryasheva, Prommushkin). 3. leningradskoye,
otdeleniye tresta *Prodmontash" (for Shtallberg and Boyteov).
(leningrad-olls apd fate)
(Xctraction apparatus)

MOWN. A.G..- insh.
Yatractioa in the German Assiocratio Republic, and its
cha.racteristics. Nasle-zhireproso 26 ao.9:11-13 3 060.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. foroneshokiy takhnologicheskiy institat. Lealngradskoys
otdolenlys. 11
(Germany, last-4ktractioa (Chemistry))
V

__K&jHQHAD1R7-AX1..r inzh.; KURDYUROV, V.N.,, inzh,,*- Prinimali uchastiye:
IZEMKIY P.M.; FADLIEU K.M.; SOKDWV, A.Z.; PETROVA,, A.I.;
I 1W.H.; ~~, Z.F.
MiiFucyi& # I I
Influence of temperature an the extraction of prepressed sunf-jawer
cakea in the DS-70 extractor, 14aal,-zhir. prom; 27 no,6:35-38
j6 161. (KM.. 24:6)
1. Toronezhakiy tekhnologicheakiy Institut, laningradekoys otdeleniye
(for ffeshcWtm). 2. Laningradskiy toaslabiravoy kombinat (for
Kurdytmov,, Yedemakiy., Fadayevat Sokolov Petrovs,, ffikhay1ma,, Sorgeyeva).
(Sunflower oil;

BELOBORCOOV, V.V.; NESHGHADIM, A.G.
The twiperature factor in the kinetics-of the extraction
process of vegetable alls. Izw.vys.ucbeb.k&v.; pishch.tekh.
-,o.4:133-139 162. (MIRA 15:
1. Vaesoyttznyy nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy institut zhiroy L
Vaeso.vuznyy saocbnyy Lnstitut, pishchevoy prwWshlennosti.
(Oils and fats)
(Liquids, Kinetic tbeory of)

NLIPLA ~IM ~G inzh.
Destruction of the cellular str-,cture occurring in the prepamtLon
of oil deeds for extraction. Masl.-zMr.prom. 28 no-4t17-19 An
162. (MBA 15: 0
1. Vaesoyusnyy xaachnyy inatitut pishchevoy proqrshlannosti.
(Oil seeds)

MATSUK, YU.P., inzb.; NESHCHADIM, A.G., inzh.; ZAMORU7EVA, T.A., inzh.
CharaeterISUCB of the moveMent of the solvent in the screw
extractor. Kazl.-zhir.prom. 28 no.9t6-9 S 162. (KMA 15:9)
1. Vaesoyuwyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut zhirov (for
Hatsuk). 2. Vessoyusnyy zaachM inatitat pighchavoy prodyeblennosti
(for Reshchadim). 3. LemingradskLy khimiko-famatsevticheakiy
institut (for Zamoruyeva).
(Extraction apparatus) (Oils and fats)

MLSHCHADDI A.G. lnzh.; Prft4-34 uchastiyes 10ADLIMA, K.M.,, insh.;
ffiEW P P.M.9, insh.; MIKUYUNICEI, k.N.,. :Enzh.; YEMMITAIMAp
Z.I.p Insh.
Moulsotherml step extraction with the y1eld of high concentra-
tlou micelles. Wsl.-zhir.prom, 2$ no.120-13 D 162.
(KIRA 16td
1. Vassoyuxnyy zaocbn" institut pisbahavoy proiVshlemosti
(for Neshchadim). 2. LenUgradskiy molozhimvoy kmblnat
(for Fadaym,, Yedemokly, MIkhaylovich). 3. LealWadskays
otdolealye Vor-onechskago tektmologlabeskogo lustitutAL (for
Temell
and fate) (Extractlok (Chemistry))

NESHCHADIMs A.G.
I
Zffl8ct Of tGmP6mture On the extraction of oil-contalulng
mterials. Izv. vys. achob. sav.; pishch. takh. nO-4153-57
163, (HIRA 16M)
1. Veesaywrgry zaochnyy institut pishchavoy praqshlemosti.

BELOBORODGV, V.V.,, kand.tekhn.nauk; IVANOVAt N.A.; ALIBINSKAYAp 0.1.# id Izh.;
MUCHADIMP A#G~v kandetplainonauk
Behavior of sunflower seed proteins during the process of extraction
and solvent removal from oil cakes. Kasl.-zhir.prom. 30 no.2-.5-7
F 64. (MIRA 17:3)
1, Vaesoyusnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut zhirov (for
Beloborodov, Ivanova, kllbdLnskaya). 2. VseEioyuzW- zaachnyy
tekhnologicheskiy-institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti (for
Neshchadim).

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(Vitardne and health) Smolenskoe obl. gos. izd-vo, 1948.
MonthjX List of Itassian Accessions., Library of Congress-, July, 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

N:-SHCHADI,%:ZNKO, I. r--.
Neshchadimenko, 1. P. - "The -;orpholo,-y oi tnb blood and aOL ir, oc:ntAr&ti.,.-,
of the thomx". Trudy 14edinstituta (Izhev. gos. ined. in-L), Vol. 1'111, 19113, p .
37-43.
qn: U-4110, 17 JulY 53, (Letopis '?,hurnal Inykii Statey, No. 19, 1)49).

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Monthly List of Russian Accessions.L Library of Congress, July. 1952. Ul"CLASSIFIED.

Q .1 9ADYKUKO . , .
form of the blood elownts and erythrocyte sedimentation rate In Cancer.
gedych.shur. 22 no.4:80-83 152. (=A 6:101
1. Smolens'skyy nedychuyy Instytmt. 2. Smolens'skyy oblastn7y onkodispanser.
(cancer) (Blood)

USSR.iHuma and Aninal Physiology - Effect of Physical Factors. R-14
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Author : Kostenko, H.S., Nqshq4 I.P. Shkapina, B.A.
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Titl3 : The Influence of Non-Ionizing Radiation on the Catalase
and Hematological Indices in the Blood, in Animal and
Novocaine Anaesthesia.
Orig Pub : Pub: Zdravookhr. Belorussii, 1956, No 1l, 51-52
Abstract : The general clinical picture, activity of catalase and
blood morphology of irradiated animals, subject to ami-
tal or novocaine anasthesia of the skin, of the back or
belly, is the same as in irradiated control ani-Is.
In the development of radiation syndrome, at first there
occured changes in the white (reduction of leucocytea
began with lymphocytic decrease) and then red bloodoells.
The earlier and stronger the leuco-neutro-, lymphocyte-,
monocyte-, erythro- and reticulocytopenia, and also the
lowering of catalase activity accured, the larger was the
Card 1/1 - 160 - degree of radiation damage.

pOLAND/HIMM and Animal physiology - Effect of Physical Factors. R-14
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, IWO 16, 1957, 71271
Author : I&Jewska-Nyrkova, I.
Inst
Title : Changes in the Houth Region Under the Influeace.of
Ionising Irradiations.
Orig Pub : Pub: Czasop. stomatol- 1956, 9, No 12, 653-066
Abstract : No abstract.
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~, MROHADMV, L,4.*, assistant
Wact of rounding-off errors on the value of the Ust m*nowu
lu the solution of normal equatIoum. Izv. v1s. uchebe xav.;
good. I asrof. no.4:51,-58 160* (NIU 13:11)
1. Omakly se1'akokhozyaystvenn37 inatitut.
(rquations) (Triangulation)

LI-3948 1/000/006/04
S103516 -3/o44
0 0 (//:Lj/ 1/4 A001/A101
AUMORI Neshchadimov, L.S.
. ....................,
TITLE: Factors affecting the magnitudes of angular corrections in adjust-
ment
MIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal. Astronomiya I 6eodeziya, no. 6, 1961, 35-36
abstract 60286 ("Tr. Omakogo a.-kh. in-&', ig6o, v.38, no.2, 89-i12)
TEXT: The author analyzes the accuracy of adjusted angles in small net-
works and subsidiary triangulation of the 3rd and 4th order. The root-mean-square
error of adjusted angle
+ 2 + M2
M + M2
1 2 Mi 4
where M, is the error of measured angle, M2 is the effect of geometric construc-
tion of the network, K is the effect of non-rigorous adjustment M Is the effect
and systematic errors.
of error in initial da The magnitudes ;f Individual er-
rms are Investigated. For M, the auth,)r reacmmends estimates by Ferrero's formula
with application of other estimates for the control and analysis of various ef-
fects, namely: M2= lvv]/r.
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S/035/61/000/006/043/044
Factors affecting the magnitudes ... A001/A101
where r is number of conditions and
M2 - ~(4[vvj - 2 [vv]. + r
I xt) (rdir ang)
where 1"let. is the sum pertaining to external directions r (r ie the num-
ber of conditions in adjusting the network by directions ("Jeir).'Jf .2 _[vv]/n
is adopted and "index of accuracy of network geometrical construction" r v= r/n is
introduced, then Mi = MVIV7 . -ihe effect eometrical construction of the net-
work is expressed by the fofmula M_o - MI U ually 0 -5M1 -4- M2 0 .7M, -
V 71- S
The affect of non-rigorous adjustment was'deteAnined on a model by comparing ad-
Justment by angles (according to Urmayev) and by directions using the method of
conditional and indirect measurements. The divergence in corrections of directions
was less than 0"11, angles - less than 0.4 - o".8; ax-tgular error in adjustment of
directions was, as a rule, less by 0.15 - 0175, however, adjustment of directions
yields not always better results. According to K.L. Provorov's investigations for
second-order networks (on which networks of the 3rd and 4th orders are based),
q = n/(n - r) = 3, hence /P - 2/,3 and at M, = 0"7M2 = 0"40. This value of M2 was
adopted In studying the effect of errors in initial data on the model. The average
effect of errors of the second-order network on an individual angle of the 3rd and
4th-order networks proved to be from the results of Investigations 0.05 - 0120, and
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23948
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Factors affecting the magnitudes ... AOOI/AIOJ
magnitudes of M and M2 correspondingly tc 0.5 - 1114 and 0 - O~6 (no reliable es-
timate was obtained for M3). The tetal error M of an adjusted angle in networks
of the 3rd and 4th orders is adopted to be not less than 0.5 and 017 respectively.
A. Butkevich
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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YUHNEVICH, Grigoriy Vasillyevichp doti.; RYAZANOV, Viktor.
Favlovich, dots.; SIBIRYAKOVA, Aleksandra DmitrlyeNmap
dots. Prinimali uchastiyet BATRAKOV, Yu.G., dots.;
VITMANt A.I., dots.; YUNOSHEV, L.S.# aspirant;
KOROBOCHKIN, M.Lp assistent; NEKHCROSHEV, M.Ye.,
retsenzent; BOGOLYUBOVA, N.S., retsenzent; NIKOLWO, 1;.F.,
retsenzent; CHERNUKHINp L.S., retsenzentl NESECHADIIIQV,.
4,q,j,,retsenzent; LARCHENKOp Ye.G., prof.,, red.
(Surveying] Geodeziia. Moskva, Nedra. Pt.2., 1964. 338 p.
(MIRA 17:12)
1. Zamestitell nachallnika U)ravleniya seltakokhozyaystvan-
nykh aerofotos"yemok (for Nekhoroshev). 2. Kafedra vysshey
peodezii Omskogo sellskokliozyaystvemogo instituta (for
Bcgolyubova, Nikolenko, Chernukhin, Neshchadimov).

311113 '~"4/058/058
3, 1006 (xv. I, A001 rA10
AWHOR: Neahi
TITLE: On accuracy of coefficients An normal equations
PERIODICAL: Ret'erativnyy zhurnal. Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no.4, i961, 38, ab-
stract 4G242 ("Tr. Omskago s.-kh. in-ta", 1960, v. 38, no. 2, 113-
126)
TEXT: Coefficient accuracy Is considered in adjustment of triangulation by
the two-group mothod of Krueger-Umayev and the indirect measurement method. 1)
The values of root-mean-square errors'in coefficients of condition equations and
free terms, obtaired as a result of investigations, are tabulated (Seven-digit
logarithm tables were used in calculationsP sine condition equations were divided
by 10 and coor&nate equations by 1,000). (Errors in coefficients of coordinate
equations must depend on the lengths of network sides. Editorial). 2) It is suf-
ficiGnt to perform transformation of coefficients of condition equations with an
accuracy of up to 0.01. Goofficients of normal equations have an error amounting
to 0.01 - 0.10, and their calculation can be therefore performed up to 0.01 -0.001.
3) The accuracy of coefficients of normal reduced equations in the case of in-
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on accuracy of coefficients in normal equations
direct measurements is approximately the same.
Names of elements
T a b 1 e
S)b3
1/5bl 004A58/058
AIC
AOO
Root-mean-square, errors
Non-transformed coefficients of sine condition equations o.oo4
Non-transformed coefficients of coordinate condition equations 0.000 - 0.003
Transformed coefficients respectively at m--0.00_3 and 0.0003
of sine conditions o oo4 and 0.002-0.00_3
of coordinate conditions 0.003 and 0.001-0.002
Free terms of sine conditions 0.1 - 0.2
Free terms of coordinate conditions 0.10 - 0.15
V..Bol'shakov
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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.3 4 604
14.1's-00 S/044/62/000/001/oc$6/061
C111/C222
AUTHOR8 Nes
TITLE: The influence of the error of the coefficients and the
free terms of normal equations on the correlates
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 1, 1962, 39,
abstract IV184- ("Tr. OmskoC;o s.-kh: in-tal,' 1960, 42,
no. 2, 41-44)
TEXTt The author examines the influence of the error resulting
from the inexactness of the coefficients and free terms of well-condi-
tioned normal systems of ec,~uations upon the exactness of the correlates,
The correlates of a system of ten normal equations with various errors,
which is solved in three different ways, are compared and the results
are entered in a table. For systems where there is no large difference
in the magnitudes of the coefficients, a formula for the mean quadratic
error of the correlate is derived. Further, an approximation formula
iu uerivcd for ayutems, the coefficients of which differ considerably
in magnitudo, On the basis of a comparison of errors found in the
correlates derived by various methods, the author concludes that the
errors are quantities which come close to the mean quadratic error of
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S/044/62/000/001/056/061
The influence of the error of the ... C111/C222
the coefficients of the normal equations for the given system.
~bstracterls notes Complete translation,-)
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S/044/62/COO/001/057/06!
CIII/C222
AUTHOR: Neshchadimov L. S.
TITLE: The estimation of the exactness of the first unknown in
the solving of a normal equation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no, !, 1962~ 39-40.
abstract 1V165. ("Tr. Omsko-o s.-kh, in-tall, 1960t 42
no. 2, 45-48)
TEXT- The error of the first unknown 4s expressed by the quant'-
ty of the unknowns and the error of the last unknown which, in
derivation, is equated to the error of the last transformed quadi_~,ir.
,coefficient. Hereby the errors of the transformed free terms are deter-
mined by the formula for the error of the last correlate, while the
errors of the coefficients of the elimination equations and the free
terms in one and the same row are equated. Further, it is assumed tha*
all other unknowns participate in the calculation of the last unknown,
so that the final formula gives a somewhat excessive estimate. It is
mentioned that the suggested formulas allow for conclusions on the
exactness of the solutions of normal equations and on the errors of tiie
unknowns, which originate from rounding-off during the solution
EAbstracter's note: Complete translation.3
Card 1/1

NESHCHADMOV, L.S.
--L-
Determination of sow iroefficients of normal equations.
Geode 1. kart, noo7c29-31 JI 161* (mnu 14:7)
(Triangu2at.1011)

BER it 1.1.1 NESHCH&DIMOV, N.M.
Tanlar IDshusappe Garlbetildl.' Mha. t4kh.--ekoa. Leam
Takh, upr. Kin. mor. flota 7 no,4z12-18 162.
(MIRA 16:4)
2. Kapitan tankers, wNbuzappe GariballdiN (for Bebell).
2. Starahiy mekbanik tankera "Dshusappe Gariballdi" (for
leshchadizov).
(Tank vessels-Design and construction)

NESEC DINAL_LM,-
W-.hanical, devIcs for the waanrement of cargo lwmls. Biul.
tokh.-aton. Inform. Tekh. t~pr. Min. nor. flota, 7 no.8:52-55
t62,9 (KERA 1615)
1. StarshLy mkhan:Lk tankera "Dahusappe Gariballdiw.
(Tank vetwels) (Liquid level Indicatops)

101-58-3-5/12
Chemical Control of Cement Production by Photoelectrocolorimetric-and
complex Volumetric Methods
the fastest method for detecting calcium is the complex
volumetric titration of calcium salt solutions with tri-
,Ion B by adding chromatic indicators. The above methods
are especially suited for analyzing the raw mixtures and
clinkers of the cement industry.
There are 3 tables, 1 graph and I Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATIONs An&Utich"4", laboratoriya Giprotsementa (Analytical
..uaboratory of Giprotsement)
1. Cement--Production 2. Silicates--Chemical analysis
3. Titration-Applications
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15(6) L-OV/101-59-2-4/lx
AUTHORS: Bogdanova, I.V., Malamud, M.M. and Neshchadimova, N.M.
TITLE: A Method of Chemical Control of Cement Slime Composition,
Based on Compound Volumetric Analysis
PERIODICAL: Tsement, 1959t Nr 2, pp 12-17 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors state that many cement plants have to adjust
and modify the composition of the cement slime. Bearing
in mind the essential properties of the slime, such as its
saturation and one of its functional moduli, the usual
analytical methods may be replaced by more up-to-date ones.
The proposed scheme intends to accelerate the analysis of
the slime and clinker by means of a quick reckoning of
and CaO. The
basic components, such as SJ02, A1203p Fe203
result may be obtained in 2 hours with an accuracy very
near to that obtainable with a classical analytical method
of a silicate analysis; by a combined titration of the
Card 1/3 aluminum, iron and calcium in the filtrate of the silicon

SOV/101-59-2-4/13
A Method of Chemical Control of Cement Slime Composition, Based on
Compound Volumetric Analysis
diooxide. Then the filtrate is divided for a further
analysis. Thus, for a volumetric detormination of iron
and aluminum, a 100 milliliter dose, equal to 0.4 grams,
and 25 ml of calcium, equal to 0.1 g, should be taken from
the entire volume. Giprotsement (State Planning Institute
for Cement Industry Enterprises) has based its research
upon the work of Soviet and foreign researchers. The
"Sukholozhskiy tsementnyy zavod (Sukholozhskiy Cement
Plant), anxious to accelerate and simultaneously to obtain
the correct results of the slime analysis, has consulted
the analytical laboratory of the State Planning Institute
for Cement Industry Enterprises and the department of
general chemistry of the Ural'skiy 'politekhnicheskiy
institut (Ural Polyteehnical Institute). The authors
describe, in detail, various ways of analytical perform-
ances and results.obtained with the accelerated methods,
Card 2/3 and, for comparative reasons, figures resulting from the

SOV/101-59-2-4/13
A Method of Chemical Control of Cement Slime Composition, Based on
Compound Volumentric Analysis
classical analytic methods of Si021 A'20,, Fe203 and CaO
for the raw material mixtures and clinkers at Volkhovskiy,
Leningradskiy and Pikalevskiy zavody (Volkhov, Leningrad
and Pikalevo Plants), table 1. Table 2 shows comparative
results obtained at the Sukholozhskiy Cement Plant for
Al203and Fe2o 3* The authors conclude that the methods
of the accelerated analysis of the raw material mixture
guarantee satisfactory results of the vol'umetric defini-
tions of the slime components. There are 2 tables and
8 references, of which are Soviet, 1 English, I German
and 1 Hungarian.
Card 3/3

MIKHHEV, A.L.1 KHOMAZIUK, A-I-; KOCHEMASOVAI, N.G., KUVM-!NSF'.Y, N.P.;
SMIRMOVA, N.S.; IESHCHFRET, A.P.
Disorders in circulatory regulation in experimental
atherosclerosis In logo. Trudy Inst, Kin. I eknper. kar ,
AN Gruz. SSR 8il8l 186 163. (141RA 17/0)
1. Ukrainskiy institut klinicheskoy meiitainy imert akademika
N.D.Strazhasko, Kiyev.

1q;
Pulmonary -'r1 the tiruL,~ perio~2 of myooardlal irifare'
,n dogr, with an Jntart ti,corax. 5-cul. eksp. biol. j. med. 60
m~.;',,21-24 Ag 165. (YIRA 18g9)
pro-C.
nstil- a
(riir.-, zailuzhenyy
rlallk~ -'rj. Fiyev.

NZSBDMWO 1. 1. F lumbe
34MVINC the flxsd lining of a cone-type crasher by press-
Lug. Gor.xhur. nq~.8:77 AC 160. (Jau 13: 8)
to ftchallvAk remoutnogo k=ta Gornogo uprawlenlys
%4PdtO9OrGkv9O metallurgiobesk-ago komblusta.
(Crunblvg mabinery-4kintemmce, and repair)

nsffmmmr, X,r sTa,
Tulesaiser for electric power cAblas, Gor. zhur. no. 11:74-75
m 6o. (MMA 13:10)
1. hkehallatic reacatnago kusta Gornago, uprarlaniya
Kagnitogorskogo, ustallurgichestcogo, kombitats.
(1180tricity In saining) (Taloantzattea)

IlarInn JjjArlnnnvlAl4-_TALOTr NeAst red&; SIDOROTt Toffee
red..Isd-va,- -TAYNPUZM, U.S., tokl=.rad,.
(Asobanical equipment of viaterju pUnts] Nakhanichaskoe
aborudovanis aglomerat5ionnykh fibrik....Kaskva. Goo.nanchno-takha.
Lzd-va lit-ry pa chernoL I tavetnoi wtalluraii, 1961. 386 p.
(mm 14:3)
(Ore dressing-SquLpmat and aWpliss) (Sint5ring)

RMCHERE;Tv 1.1.9 inzh. -
I
tion f=uace for smelting zinc. Gor. shur. no.3:79 Kr t61. -
. - I ~ (MB~L 14:3)
1, 1, Kapitagaroldy. met&l1ukgioheokiy'kombIn&t*
0561ting.furnances-) (zinG--zK*tan,4r9y)

RESHCHERST9 1*1*9 irmhe
Gbanging and splicing of rubber convoyer beltse Gore zhure
no.602.73 Jo 061* (MRA 14:6)
1. Naebaltnik remontnogo kusta aornago upravlentya Kagnitogorskago
metallurgicheskago kombinata.
(Conveying maahinery.-Maintonance and repair)

NZSICMMW, I.I., inzh.
-- I
HoistIM device for obwging pipes for middli lines. Gor.
zhur. no.7:69-7o n 163. WRA 16: 8)
1, Magnitogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.

-NMHCHFBYT,, I.I., gornyy inzh.
Automation of autogenous operations for the repair of
equipment. Gor. zhur. no.5:74-75 tt,- 964. (MM 17:6)
1. Yagnitogorskiy gornometallurgicheski.y institute

NESHCMMT, I.I., gornyy inzh.
Centralized lubrication of excavators, Gor. zhur. no.Uz
6"9 N 163. (KMA l7t6)
1. Ifignitagorskiy gornometallurgicheakiy institut.

NESHCHKM,,,T.I.
-.-. - 1, 1-- -.. -1- "
Operating rotary screens for sinter. Metal-lurg 9 no.lt4..i/ Ja 164
(MIR& 18:1)
1. Magnitogorskiy metaUurgicheskiy kombinat.

VA)
USSR/Cultivated Plants.- Technical Oleaceaep Sugar Plants 14-7
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - B:Lol.,, No 1,, 1958j, Ro 1660
Author : D.S. Neshcheret
Inst : -Ndt-aven ,
Title :Types of Variety Populations of the Sunflower
Orig Fub :V Ob.: KMtkly GtChet o nauch. issled. rAlbote Vises. a.-i. in-ta
maslich. I efiromaslich bv2lur VASIOWL W za 1955, Krasnodar,
1956,. m-lA
Abstract : As a-zesult of experiments on the effect of a short day on
various varieties of the sunflower conducted during 1953-
1955 by the Institute's Physiology Division, it has been es-
tablished that varieties of the sunflower have complex pop-
ulations which indlude long day as well as short day forms.
According to the reaction to the length of the day, the varitty
populations have beea divided by the author Into three types:
1) composed of the long day forms only; 2) dompbsed of late
long day and early short day forms; 3) composed of early long
day and late short day foms. Each grouping within a variety
also presents complex population.
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NESHCHERKNii SA,
ClIniftl aspects and treatment of tubmulads Of file
generative organs. Zdrav. Tadxh.6 10 no-5-.34-38 -163.
. AKM 17.-2)
L, Tz tuberkuUznogo akusbersko-gimkologicbeakogo, otdoleniya
Gorodakay klinlobaskay bollnitay ImenlOictyabrIskoy revolyutsii
"va.

NESHCBMQVAp S.V. (Kiyev)
VAGhaniM Of I the action of lidass, Vracho delo no- 12 t25-26
0
D 163., (MIRA 17:2)
1. Mroblologicheskaya laboratoriya (zav. - prof. R.0.
Drabkina) Ukminakogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo Lustituta
tubarkuleza i grudnoy khirurgii im. akad. F.G. Yanovskogo
i tubarku2esnoys akushersko-ginakologichaskoye otdeleniye
(samo - Ye.M. Kasurovskaya) gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitay
Ia. Wyabrfskoy-revolyutaii.

AUTHORt Neshcheretf D. 20-119-2-55/60
TITLE: Types of Varietal Populations in Helianthus Annuus as
Established by the Changing Photoperio4.icLty(Tiiy-sortovykh
populyatsiy podoolnechnika, ustanoylennjkye putem
izmeneniya fotoperiodicheakogo rezhima)) .
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii Hauk SSSR, 1958, Vol; 119, Nr 2,
PPi 386-386 (USSR) I
ABSTRAM The said populations are characterized by heterogenity of
growth and development of their plants. The complexity of
the populations has more than once been observed (refs.
1-5). Among others it has become known that among the
species Belozernyy Gigant,vsm,and MINK 1646,there are
forms of the short and of the long dV. The author has
studied the following species with regard to the reaction
of their components to the length of the day: VNIBM 6540
and 8833, Saratovskiy 169 and Saratovskiy ranniy, Pioner
Sibiri, Karlilf stepnoy, Gigant, 549, Armyanskiy gryzovoy,
Helianthum lent"icularis and Gibrid F15- For that purpose
the method elaborated in ref. 1 was used somewhat modified
Card 1/4 by the author. The populations were cultivated under

Types of Varietal Populations in Helianthus Annuus as 20-119-2-55/60
Established by the Changing Photoperiodicity
conditions of the changing day (after the coming A of the
seed 25-35 short 9-hour days; later - ordinary day . The
heterogenity of the population was increased under the
influence of the short days the period of bud formation
and of floreacenoe.was greatly delayed: the forms of the
short day accelerated their development, the forms of the
long day protracted it. The seeds of some families
(especially the earliest and the latest, under condition
of the short day) were sown the next year and cultivated
in families in 2 variantst a) in changing day and b) during
unchanged ordinary day (control). JLccording to the
experiments all examined species can be divided into four
types according to the reaction of the biotypes, forming
them, to the length of the day: I. Saratovskiy 169, MINK
6883, Armyanskiy Gryzovoy, H. lenticularis and Gibrid 1?.,,,
they consist only of forms of the long day. The r 'j
development is accelerated in the variant of the unchanged
ordinary day (as compared with the variants of the
changing day).(tab. 1). VNIINK 6540 and 1646 as well as
Pioner Sibiri belong to type II.,,'which consist of
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Types of Varietal Populations in Helianthus Annuus as 20-119-2-55/60
Established by the Changing Photoperiodicity
-ripening forms of the long day. Under type III the
author has placed the species Gigant 549, specially
manifold with regard to its composition, and consisting
of relatively late-ripening biotypes. From them the
premature forms of the long day and the late-ripe forms
of the short day (approaching the neutral) were separated.
Populations of such species have a very complicated com-
position and the plants of which they are composed are still
more haterozygous. To type IV belong Saratovskiy ranniy
and Karlik stepnoy, consisting of forms of the long day
and of the neutral. The majority of the said species, which
are mostly of northern origin (Saratovskiy 169 and ranniy,
Karlik stepnoy)o consist of forms of the long day and of
the neutrall both very similar, Species of southern origin
(nim 1646 and 6540, Gigant 549) are complex populations
and offer great possibilities as regards selection. The
short day is a factor which "splits" the variety population
of the Helianthus annuus. It facilitates the selection of
biotypes, which are discernible by a number of biological
Card 3/4 and economical properties. From a crossing of these bio-

Types of Varietal Populations in Helianthus Annuus as 20-119-2-55/60
Established by the Changing Photoperiodic:Lty
types in pairs or in groups hybrides originate with a
varying viability and productivity. The genetic-physiological
study of the composition of the populations is necessary
for the elaboration of a correct selection method. There are
I table and 5 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-is3ledo,!atellskiy institut maslichnykh
i ef iro-maslichnykh kul 0 tur(AlAhion: Zutitute of SclentLfle
Research In . Oil- and Volatile Oil- - CultureO
PRESENTED& December, 20, 1357, by A. L. Kursanov, Member, Academy
of Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED-. April 10, 1357
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NEMGH:Z1,ET,YfkYA, L. 1. - "Determining the n.rst rational s--stesai a-4 outt-.--
a nuWber of varieties of grapes imder conditions prevailing in the
Lower Don watershed". Voronezil, 1955. 14-lin Higher Education UBSR-.
Voronezh Agricultural Tnst. (Dissertall-ioit for the Degree of Candidate
of Agricultural Science.)
-00: Knizbnaya Letopis', flo. h1l, 22 Uctober 1955. IIoscow

NESHCHERETMYY.9 P.M.; GLITCIIEUKOI P.I.
Crane manufacture at the Novo-Kramatorsk Plant. Sbor.govo-Kram.
mashinostroi.zav, no.1:125-131 159. (KM 16:22)

UFSHFIO/s. V.
~,
Functional roentgat ray diagiosis of chronic pulmomry emptWeema,
KIIn. imed.,, Moskva 28:7. July 50. p. 504
1. Of the Facidty Thempeutic Clinic (Director-Honored worker J-1
Sciences, prar. G. F. Lang# Active Member of the AcadmW of Medical
Sciences USSR# deceased . First Lsnlngmd Kodiul rhatituts Imeal
16 P. Pavlov,
cum 190 59 NOV.6 1950

USSR~2werileine Roeqtgenology, FD-709
Card 1/1 Pub. 132,'P-0/22
Author Neshelit Ye. V. Candidate Medical Sciences
''Title
Dextral aorta
Periodical Vest- Rent- i Rad. 85-88, M&Y/June 1954
Abstract Owing to the lack of any complaints an the patient-'s part, a,dextrally
located aorta is usually not detected until a person h-t reached middle-
age., This condition can be detected in younger peop1c only by means
of.X-rays. Three drawings. No references.
Ti2stitution Chair of Faculty Therapy (Acting,Chief - Profes'sor T. S. Istemanova)
and Chair of Roeatgenology (Chief - Professor D. G. Rokhlin) I Lenin-
grad Medical Institute imeni Academician 1. F. Pavlov (Director
A. 1.-Ivanov).
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[BULGARIA
B. TASKOV, Cr. NESH and St. IOCHEV, Department of Infectious Diseases,
Medical College (Katedra po infektsiozni bolesti pri VMI) "T.P. Pavlov,"
Head (Rukovoditel na katedrata) Prof Iv. ANDREEV, Plovdiv.
"Therapeutic EEfect of Some Antibiotics In Dysentery and Typhold Fever.11
Sofia, Suvremenna Meditsina, Vol 14, No 5, 1963, pp 21-24.
Abstract : Data on 708 patients with dysentery and 145 with typhoid fever,
treated with various antibiotics of the chloramphenicol, streptomycin and
tetracycline groups; chloramphenicol was most effective, streptomycin
least. Sulfathiazole was used in conjunction. In vitro tests were not
always reliable predictors of clinical response. Effects generally good
but recurrences may be even more frequent with antibiotictreatment - thus
13% of 145 antibiotic-treated patients had recurrences but none of 30
patients with typhoid fever treate4 without antibiotics.
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