SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LINDVET, B. - LINETSKAYA, M.

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GYAASIFIGHTA, I.S.; LINDVET, B.. SANS, E.; JOOSTI, H., inzh.
ret.3enzeyit=jOTMCTV1T-S2J, Kh., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.
[Fibrolite insulating tiles; their properties and use in
building] Teploizoliatsinnnye fibrolitovye plity; osnov-
nye svoistva i primenenie v stroitel'stve. Tallinn, Gos.
kom-t Soveta Ministrov EjSR po delam stroit., 1964. 133 p.
(MIRA 17:6)
1. Rabotiniki Tallinskogo zavoda nerudnykh materialov
Soveta narodnogo khozyaystva Estonskoy SSR (for Gerasimchuk,
Lindvet, Saks)

LINE, J.
Maboration of 1,hn process of prce-.,,1ne,
, yarn (welt and warp) Nm 20-40 by the
card-waste system. Biulf;cKn Wlok. p. 19.
(Frzemysl Wlokiennio2y. Vol. 10, No. 10, Oct. 1956, Krakow, ?o1and)
SO: Monthly List of -,bast 1'uropean Accessions (EFAL) Lt~. Vol. (" N0.8, Aug. 1957. Uncl.

LI NE, R.
Productivity of the zooplankton of Lake RUBoni. Izv. All Latv.SSR
no.9:71-75 163. 0-9RA 16:12)
1. Latvijas PSR Zinatnu akademijas Biolo,,,,Jjas instituts.

POIAND / General 11roblens of PatholoL7. Tumors. Human u-4
Neoplasm
Abs Jour Ruf Zhur - Molt'. So 20, 1958, No 94036
Author Komorowska L
.. Alina; Linocl:a Janina- Ruth -Mhzurki---wd c z, I laria.
Inst Not griven
Title Cancer of the Cervix of tac Uterus in a Nine-Month-Olcl Girl*
Orig Pub Ginckole Polska,, 1957, 28, iio. 5) 539-544
Abstract A case of cancer of the cervix of the uterus is descriloca In
a Girl nine rionths old# Thc primary symptom was a pr.)fuse
bloody discharge for three weeks* Examination of the 1.,a-
tiont revealed an enlar[;Ld uterus the size of a wallaut (on
rectal examination). His
stolo(;Lcal examination of smcars
taken fron the uterine cavity shoved the Presence uf colls
of adenocarcinoma. The nothor refused permission to opc-;-ate,
but after 3 months the child was a,-ain admitted to the 'ios,-)-
ital, On laparotrmy a turior the size of an orange was
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0. POWJTD / General Problems of Patholo(Z. Tumors. Humn u-4
Neoplasm.
Abs Jour . Ref Mur - Diole,, No 20, 1958, no 94036
found, vhich issued from th, nuck of the uterus., cntircly
filled up the DouCIas cavityp and ac1hered to the int-c-stines,
and metastasis was detected in the adnexa. Two days ai'tc-r
the exploratory laparotony the child expired.
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~[6necki., A.]; KROTOVSKIY, Zigmind [Krotowski., Z.)j
YED.&W, Mdklosh (IdUos,, Jederan); KORNEV, I.V. [translator]
Remarch in the field of weaving; from the materials of the 4th
International Conference of Textile Representatives in the
Polish Feople's R6public. Tekst.prom. 23 no.4:44,-51 Ap ,63.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Kafedra tekstillnoy tokhnologii Budapeahtskogo polltekknicheakogo
instituta., Tengerskata Naroduaya Respublika. (for Yederan).
2. TSentrallnoye tekhn-4cheskoye byaro promyshlennosti tekstil'afth
mashin, Pollskaya Narodnaya Respublika (for Linetskiy', Krotovskiy).
(Looms)

LINEK, A.
"Crystallography and crystal perfection*, edited by G.N.
Raiaacl-nndran. Reviewed by A.Linek. Chou listy 58 no.11:
1354-1355 N '64.

548,735A4
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$149. A me!W of de(erw4afirA tit I ,
_dOKDJMjr the pogitim of a Crd2Ia number
C.1,& J. PAY,,, j, No. 3-4.
134-6
CaMing out the Fourier synthesis with the co-
CMclcn(sjFj'-~jF*(Lv1*m 'istheamplitudcor
the strtt;tura factor the amplitude of the
structure factor for a structure diffeAng from the
wanted o6a by the fact that the positionof one atom
is not c6asIdered, a. map is obtained havlnq~ two
groups of maxim'symmeirlettl about the cklilin.
Each, of them groups Is arranged similarly as in the
Fourier map and the corresponding maxima am dis-
placed towards the origin In such a way that ft un-
known posidoni is at the origin. If In F* the positions
of a greater number of atoms am not considered. then
a map is obtained which Is composed of maps similar
to the Fourier nimp with the unknown positions at the
origin. If In F* a certain position Is Assumed iu-
correctly then the group of ralaimut of the map has a
similar position as the maxim of the Fourier map,
and Is displaced, the Incorrect position being at t1tv
origin.~ If the Fourier synffitsis is carried out with the"
coefficients C-(jFj1-jF*jj Zcos2wOxj+,kYjt
lzj), S-((Fll-IFO12)5gin2ir(hxj+k!,j+lrj),
wherejjyjzj am the positions of ft atoms ccitsidered,
then the unknown positiort can be determined from
the man. It is possible to extend this method to the
Scaml case when 94 position of all atoms Is- un-
known,

"Piezoelectrical Crystals of the SeiEnette Salt Type," p. 176.
Pis
stovapi Eja 761,3, No.2, APr- 1953, Praha.)
SO: Monthl East European Vol.2, No.9
List af- Accessions/ Library of Congress, ___Se tember 1953, Uncl.

TheAefernwtatlou of the is, I I I r-1111.14
VL ne Czech A -Ad qc, P ra uoo 1 4,
~
IJ-1 . [664, 6;,
1F:33(I9-54Xi -10. ,se I I -I , nding the
temp. factor when detg. crystal structures. Jf the at= Is
vibrating,andif the av. state Li considered In a certain Interval
of firne, It appears as though In the lattice there were an
atom %vilit a defortned electruti crivelope, In which the sur-
facf--l Of coast. Clectron (1q. are 110 1011ger spheres but surface.-
riinjilar to ellipsoids. The itnicturc factor then differs from
'In atoin at rest lu that it Is multiplied by Is codne term In
1. A.-i a test, of the melluxi.the exptl. values and
structure of Rochelle'sait'i-y-e-te used. The directio-of - x
thermal vibrations and the values of thermal p.,.,.
U, 0, or w can conveniently be detd. C. J. O'Bri

CZECHOSLOVAKIA ~ Solid 3tate Physics / structural Czystallography. E-4
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, Uo, 5, 1957 No. 11600.
Author i-Linak,-Allen., Novak Ctirad
Intt Q -
title i Computing Machines of the Saboratory for Crystalline
Structures of the Institute of Technical Phyaics of the
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences.
Orig Pub i Stroje Zpracov. inform., 1955, No.3, 309 - 321.
Abstract t No abstract.
Card: 1/1

L11!7K, A.
I-Il'UT, A. Computing machine for calculation of Fourier's series. p. -32.
Vo3. 5, no. 2, Mer. 1955
CESKOSLOIIE*.,'SKY CASOPIS FRO K-rSIKV
SCIENCE
Czechoslovakia(Fra',-:)
So: East Eurorean Accessions, Vol. 5, no. 5, Fay 2955

A.
L-cr-,ipment for rrinting Fourier's maps. o. 177.
(STR,)J-:z NA ZPRAICOW-il Vol. 4, 1956, Praha, CzeerjoslDvakia)
SO: -`monthly List of East iwrorean Accessions (hFjL) LC. Vol. 6. No. 12, Dec 1957. Uncl.

LIM-~K, A. ; N"MIK, G.
The use of a machine for the synthesis of Fotirier's series for the soWtion of
higher-order algebraic equations. p. 219. (STIROJE* NA ZPWC3V,,"I%*_' ILFORMACI,
Vol. 4, 1956, Praha, Cze~hoslovakia)
SO: Yonthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) Vol. 6, No. 12, Bee 1957. Uncl.

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PMEFT ~~ - -.1, ~mm

LINEK, A.
A calculating machine used for computing Fourier's series.
p. 606 (CESKOSLOVENSKY CASOPIS PRO FYSIKU) Vol. 7. nD. 5, 1957,
Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFII) LCj, Vol. 7, No. 3,
March 1958

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Solid State Fhysics - Structurel Crystallogrephy E-4
Abe Jour t Rof Zhur - Fi2ikn, No 11, 1958, No 25153
Author t Drrsncr Jan, RnSLAUM-
Inst t Institute of Technical Physics, Czoehoslovnk Icadoy.,~y of
Sciences, Prague, Czachoulovakie
Orig Fub : Chokhosl. fiz. zh,# 1957P 7, Vo 5, 63o-6~1
Abstract : At the Institute of Technical Mysice of the Czachoslove-k
Acedoriy of Sciences (Freguo) there has boon developed a
V.achvnical corriputor intended principally for structural
analysis. In the gonorrl Coss it suns series of the typo
.0a
to (X) BhKh(x)l with the coefficient B
h being
soloctZ OrAho control panel, the function K(x) being spoci-
fied by ricans of punched enrds, and the results ? (x) being
printed at the outrut of the instruoont. If Kh(x) - COO 2T'hx
or sin 2 ffhx, Fourier series rro stmed, with the coefficients
being selected in the interval from -511 to 511, the highest
hrmonic is h--29,, x has discrete values of the period divided
by 60 or 120 parts. CnIculetion of one value for varicble x
Cerd S 1/1 takos two seconds.
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CZECH/37-58-6-27/30
AUTHORS: Linek, A. and Novak, J.
Tt'&Tl&:' Meeting of the Czechoslovakian National Committee of
the International Union of Crystallography (Z porady Cs.
Kdroddho komitdtu mezinarodni krystalografickd unie)
5 / W
PZRIODICAL: Ceskoslovensky Caso is Pro Fysiku, 1958, Nr 6,
pp 745 - 746 (Czech3
ABSTRACT: The Presidium of the Czechoslovakian Ac.3c. has approved
the proposal of its second section to establish a
National Committee with Prof. Dr. J. Novak as chairman,
Dr. A. Lfnek as secretary and Dr. Ing. F. Hanic, Candidate
of Chemical Sciences, Prof. Dr. J. Ka9par, Dr. A.Kochanovska,
Doctor of Physico-mathematical Sciences, Frof.Dr. J.Sekanink,
Corresponding Member of the Czech Ac.Sc., as members.
At its meeting, held on March 14, 1958, under the chairman-
ship of Prof. Dr. J. NovAk, it was decided to co-operate
in the publication of the "Taschenbuch fi5r Mineralogen
und Chemiker", which is to be published as a joint effort of
crystallographers from the USSR, East Germany, Poland and
Czechoslovakia and is to bontain practical information on
structural analysis and to give in the form of tables and,
possibly, graphs all the data required in practice for
Cardl/3 solving most problems of structural crystallography;

CZECH/37-58-6-27/30
Meeting of the Czechoslovakian National Committee of the
International Union of Crystallography
Dr. V. Syne6ek (Institute of Technical Physics of the Czech
Ac.8c.) was entrusted with tiis work. The National
Committee has recommended participation in the efforts of
Prof. R. Pepinsky,(Pennsylvania State University) in the
publishing of an encyclopaedia containing the structural,
physical, chemical and other information of all substances
so far investigated. Collection of such data is of
fundamental importance from the point of view of solving
problems of physics of the solid phase, mineralogy,
chemistry and other branches of science. For this purpose,
it was proposed to form in Czechoslovakia a working team
of crystallographers who could offer Prof. Pepinsky
co-operation in the following fields: processing of
i-Oormation published in the Czechoslovakian language;
Morphological and physical crystallographical measurements;
supplementary X-ray data; calculation of the projections
of the electron densities. As regards participation of
Czechoslovakian crystallographers at the fifth meeting
of the International Crystallographic Union to be held
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MCH/37-58-6-2?/30
Meeting of the Czechoslovakian National Aommittee of the
International Union of Crystallography
work should be presented in the form of a sykDosium or
that a foreign-language issue of one of the journals of
the Czechoslovakian Ac.Sc. should be'devoted to this
purpose.
I
ASSOCIATIONS: Ustav technickel fysiky 6SAV, Praha (Institute of
Technical Physics of the Czech Ac.Sc-, Prague-)
Katedra geologicko-mineralogicke fakulty KU, Praha
(Chair of the Goological-mineralogical Faculty
of Charles Un:Lversity, Prague)
SUBMITTED: May 2, 1958
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Z/503/62/000/008/002/003
1011/1211
AUTHORS: Linek, Allan and Novak, Tstirad
TITLE: A speci-11 printin ,~ device with a. transformation of
binary nwabers into decimals expressed by the
iLu'ernational teletype,code
SOURCE; eeskoslovenskA akademie v~d. U'stav matematicky'ch
strojd. Stroje na zpracovainfinformacIg no. 8, 1962,
121-134 (In Russian. Resumes in Czech and German)
TEXT: The results of computations concerning crystal
structures, especially projections of electron densities, are
usually plotted by hand in the form of maps. A spacial computer
fol-1 is used for computationz, tLt the crystal structures laboratory
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1/503/62/000/008/002/003
.1011/1211
A special printing....
of the Institute of t~!chnic.-,l phyoics of the Cvechoslovak Academy
of sciences. A teletype serves zi.,3 an additional unit that prints
the reSLIltS on a sticky t,-ipe. 3ticking this tRpe to a sheet of
paper yields maps of wrinted dimensions and forms. Up to now the
results were printed in the oct-1 system. 'Ue proposed a new device
for printing the results in the decimal system. The device is
desi,,ned for speci-al crystallo6raphic computations, but some of
its parts or principles of operntion can be used in other fields,
In view of the opeed of the Y-1 output it is necessary to print
a number of 6 characters (nt the most) in a 1.5 seconds interval.
'We chose -the relay a9 the building block of our device since we
had previous experience in operating relay machines and because
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t/503/62/000/008/002/003
A special printing 1011/1211
of its simplicity and avail;ibility. We used the tape teletype
because of the possibility of simultaneous perforation. The
RFT51 teletype was moflified by adding to it a camshaft pulse
generator that derives its motion from the shaft. We aimed at
buildin6 an independent printing unit capable of operating with
all the computers in the laboratory. The block dia..,-ram of the
binary to decimal ana to teletype code transformer is given and
itz; Principle of operation is explained. The transformation is
based on comparing the binrtry number to mi X lon (mi = 8;4;2;1)
and then printing out the result, deducting the on Elmi from the
binary number and comparing the remainer to mi x IOn-1, and so 'on.
A block diagram of the entire device is -,,iven and its operation
is explained. 'Wiring diagrams of the one-tact decoder, the
'comparison circuit and the decoder that transforms the binary-
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Z/503/62/000/008/002/003
A 3peciul printing.... 1011/1211
decimal number into ~ telutype code are given. The device does
riot print 7,eros unless tiierv is a non-iero entry in a higher-order
decimal place. The nech!--nierl ;~.nd electrical modifications of the
RPT teletype were crirried out and its operation was satisfactory.
It should be added that the length of a tact is 75 msec. This
operating speed can be der-lt wizh by an Aritma relay. There are
8 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONa Institut tekhnicheskoy finiki Chekhoslovatskoy
AN, (Institute of Technical Physics, C7echoslovak
AS) Prague
SUBIJITTED: February 17, 1961
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1011/1211
Too
AUTHORS; Nadrkhal, Ya., Linek, A,,
TITLE& A I)rogram for computing structure coefficients on
the %VPAJI -1 (URAL-1) computer'
SOURCE: de-koslovenskd akademie v4d. Uratav matematickich
strojA. Stroje na spracovini informacl, no.'8,
19629 189-198 (In Russian, Resumes in Czech and
German)
TEXT: The work reported here %~as carried out at the
crystal structures 1::kboratory of the Institute of technical
.physics of-the Osechoslovak -,cademy of sciences. Some problems
arise when the URAL-1 computer is used: its relatively small
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Z/5O-V62/000/008/003/003
A program for computing....
memory does not permjt computations with many atoms; the low
operating speed makes hi,,,h machine times necessary; the computer
accuracy is too high. The aim of this program is to overcome
these limitations. It permits operation with up to N n 240 atoms
in an elementary call. It is universal since it is based on the
general expression of the structure coefficient
N 2ri (f&xj + kyi
The computation tMeT11S fmihimi7ed and reaches 43 seconds for
N = 200 in a structure with a center of symmetry. When a common
program is used the maxlMLIM possible number of atoms is half the
number reached by this program and the machine time is more than
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1011/1211
A prog-ram for computing....
twice (for N up to 20), three times (at N = 50) and more (for
70-'.*Ne,100) the time used by this program. -The mathematical
formulation of the problem and the block-diagram of the computation
are ;,,iven. The COMPLIt-ition is made by the Lagmnje interpolation
method of the f(s) values from a table after the argument u = sin2
has been computed. The f(s) functions are given.by a table of
values at 33 interpolation nodes and placed in neighbouring memory
cells that are not full. The argument step is _L of the interval.
This enables the use of the first five 'bits of 32 q as the relative
address of the interpolation node. Th~ value f(s)(u) is placqd in
the memory N. times as fj,hkl- When standard sub-programs are
used 50 operations are needed for computing a value of a gonio-
metric function when the ar6,ument is known. Long experience with
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A program for computing...
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1011/1211
speciql relay computer !MIShYA-1 shovis thr-t restilts of sufficient
accuracy are reached when the hxj*kyj*1% argument is computed to
10 binary places with the rp-lq:tiv'e atom coordinates xj,yj,7,,j in
steps of _L_ of an identity period and with goniometric functions
1024
given by a table q~t 1024=210 points of the (0... 21T ) intervnl and
when the computation is crirried out with no interpolation. It is
shown thRt the absolute error o-f this metLiod allows its use in
practical computations (the maximum error in determining the func-
tion value is 0.012 when xAryj!7d are given by 13 binary places).
The goniometric functio S a in erted in thf, proposed case into
the mentory as r-~ t;ible of' 321 values which are only 5 quadrant3 of
the cosine function in the (-0/2, ... W) interval. The argument
step is 2-8 thus enablind the use of the first 8 bits of the
Card 4/6

Z/503/62/000/008/003/003
1011/1211
A
rogram for computing...
P
hxj*kYj4-lv,j -argument no the relative addrets in the table. Sine
and cosine functions rire computed from the same table by.4 opera-
tions. The computation in zhortened in special cases (two-dimen-
sional projections 9 structureu with a center of symmetry by swit-
ches on the panel. The computation is programmed with a fixed
decimal point and fixed bin-.ry scales. R'esults are printed in a
decimal system in a-priory .,riven decimal scale. They are readily
read from the paper tape and compared.with control values.
Conclusion: there are approximately 280 orders which (together
with the goniometric functions table and the atom coefficients
,tables) occupy 800 memory cells. This allows computations with
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%/503/62/00,~/008/003/003
1011/211
A program for computing....
6 types of atoms Rnd''Nmax=240. The input data are given in the
octal system (URAL modified code). This presents no difficulty
because; (a) the inverse net parameters are used only once for
all the iteration steps if a given structure; (b) atom coordinates
are -Tiven by a table which is good for all the structures; (c) atom
coefficients tables are fiven on a special sub-program. There are
1 figure and 1 table. The personalities mentioned are: engineer
Mateyovskiy and diplomed mr-1,thematician Frishova of the computation
center of the Institute of information theory and automation of
the Caechoslovak Academy of Sciences.
'ASSOCIATION: Institut tekhnicheskoy fiziki Chekhoslovatskoy AN,
(Institute of Technical Physics Czechoslovak AS) Prague

LINEK., Allan; NOVAK, Tstirad [Novak, Ctirad]
Special printing device with conversion of figures from the
binary system Into decimal system, expressed in the international
teletype code. Stroje na zprac inf 8:121-134 162.
1. Institut tekhnicheskoy fiziki Chekhoo.Lovatskoy akademii
nauk, Praga.

NADRKHAL, Yaroslav [Nadrchal, Jaroslav]; LINEK, Allan; NOW, Tatirad
(Novak, Ctirad]
An outline of calculation of structural elements on the automatic
computer URAL I. Stroje na sprac inf &189-198 162.
1. Institut tekhnicheskoy fiziki Cliekhoolovatakoy akademii
nauk, Praga.

LINE K? I A.
Atomic coordination of the complex anion in '::7H41Mn"V(106)3).l7 H20-
Chekhosl fiz zhurnal 13 no.3:398-399 163.
1. Ustav fyziky pevnych latek, Ceskoslovenska akademle ved,
Praha.

lqu--d--, a[-.cr, equ 'L r--,! C.
,my I
Fragup,

LINEK-, Josef
Motion pictures serve progress in science and technolcz*i. Sklar
a keramik 15 no.2:43 F 165.

L 260h2_66 EW(J)fi/M3(M)_6__ 'RM/.k/WW'
ACC NRs AF6000042- SOURCE CODE: C7./0013/65/000/009/0283/0283
Josef
ORG: none ell
TITIZ: Glass research aids air purity
SOURCE., Sklar a keramik no. 9, 1965, 283
TOPIC TAGS: filter industrial filter, filtration, chl6rinated organic compounct
':isynthetia fiber, synthetic material, glass fiber, aerosol,
hloride/
polyviv~
PC 15 synthetic material
e article reports an a new synthetic filtration material made of micro-
,-ABSTRACT: Th
fibers, called the PC 15 (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride), vhich does not let pass
more than one ten thousandth of one percent of ggroaol.10j~ticles. Its efficiency is
almost 100% and entraps and holds particles of 0.1 micron and less. The material
was developed by the staff of Dr. Kyetoslav Spurny., c8c.0 at the Oddeleni aerodis-
perznich systemu Ustavu fyzikalni chemie CSAV (Department of Aerodiepersion Systems
of the -Institute of Physical Chemista of the Czechoslovak AS) and is equal in quali-
ty to two of the beat such materials in the world: the Soviet FPP 15 and the West
German Microsorban. Pilot plant production of this new Czech filtration material has
already begun at the Chemickl zavoda W. Piecka (Chemical Plants W. Pjec ), the'Lilder
plant in Slovakia* Production technology -was developed and worked out by the Vjzk=~'_,

PECIAR, Cyril, inz.; LINEK, Kazimir, inz.
Potentiometric determining of simultaneono presence rf theophyl',"Lre.
and thoobromine. Chem zvesti 15 no.11/12:895-901 17-D 161.
1. Ceskoslovenska akademie ved, Oddelenle fyzikalrej chemie a
analytickej chemle Chemickeho ustavu Slovonskej akademle vied,
Bratislava. Authors' address: Bratislava, 14lynske nivy 37, Ghemicky
ustav, Slovenskej akademie vied.
77777777777T7-

LINEK, Aazimir., inz.; PECIAR, Cyril, inz.
Determination of purine bases. Part 1: Determining the th,--ophylline
and 7-hydroxyethyltheophylline in waterless medium; determining
the basic dissociation constants of both substances. Chem zvesti
16 i2o.9z692-700 S 162.
1. deskoslovenska akademie ved,, Chemicky ustav Slovenskej
Wcademie vied,, Bratislava, Dubravska 5.

Kaz , inz.; FECIAR, Cyril, inz.
FEDWONKA, Michal., inz., C.Sc.;.~I imir
Potentiometric determination of the sulfuric acid a4d lactic
acid present side by side. Chem zvesti 17 n&,3:194-200 163.
1. Chemicky ustav Slovenskej akedemie vied,, Oddelenie Fyzikalnej
a analytickej chemie, Bratislava., Mlyn*sks ni'WY 37.

LINEKS Kazimi I inz.; PECIAR, Cyril, inz.; FEDCRONUO, flichal, inz., CSc.
Determination of purine bases. Ft. 2, Ghem zvesti 17 no.7:510-
516 163o
1. Chemicky ustav, Slovenska akademia vied, Bratislava, Dubravska
cesta.

ACC NR, AP6003384' SOURCE GODE:' CZ/0043/65/000/007/0550/0,, -81
Fedoron,co
AUTHOR: 2.~ch ~t--Fedoronlko (Engineer; Candidate of sciences);
Idnek --- KazJ ,J~ngineer; Candidate of scien
A aLr ces)
Lemic-Al Tnst
ORG: C itute, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava (Chemicky ustav
Slovenskej akademie vied)
TITLE: Determination of D-erythrn-?--p-ntijlnse -'tn the presence of D-arabinose and
D-ribose
SOURCE: Chemicke Zvesti, no- 7, 1965, 550-558 4111
TOPIC TAGS: aqueous solution, spectrophotometric analysis, polaropraphic aralysis,
quantitative analysis, inorganic acid, carbohydrate
ABSTRACT: The rate ot formation of
furfurai ' and of 5-hydroxymethylfurfural from pentoses, or from
hexoses in aqueous solutions of inorganic acids depends upon the
reaction conditions, and upon the nature of the monosaccharide
being decomposed. In was shown that among the pentosea D-erythro-
.2-pentulose is dehydrated in aqueous solutions of sulfuric acid
much faster than D-arabinose, or D-ribose. On the basis of
kin,itics data for the formation of furfural.oonditions for a
spcotrophotometric andpplarographio determinatiozi of D-erythro-
2-pentulose in the presence of D-arabifiose and D7-ribose were
;found. The mixture is boated on a boiling water bath in 0,4 W.
suu,aric acid for 15 minutes; the released furfural is determined

L 9901-66
ACC NRs AP6003384
spectroscopically at a wave length of 278 =, or polarographically in a borate
,buffer solution at pH 9.3. In the limits of a content of 20-500 nicrograms per
milliliter the accuracy is � 3 micrograms. The authors tha,~
and A. Sedla-k.,for technical assistance. Orig. a has: 6 f,=080
rt
SUB (;ODE; 07 SUBM DATE: 25jan65 ORIG REF: 001 OTH REF: 020
Card 2/2

C&-.irfuni 'Ail' LA
f~hsmjcaj Inatttatol, Slovak Acadwq of Balamme, .14stialim - i for all).
~;ragw, of Csimhoslulg* ko. 12,
locutbar 1965, pp 42297-4306
OPelaMraphlo md. preporstive eloctroreduction of dl-glyceiralclerlyd*
WA ililsydroxy&cs tune.*
(Terthe TM birthday of W,*JsmIoiaa J. i1eyrovsky).

LINEK, OndroJ, inz.
Heavy machinery in railway line construction. Zel dop tech IC %o.2:39-41
f 62.

LINEK, Ondrej, ins.
Rail b~sakage and its origin. Zel dop tech 10 n0.11:330-332 162.

LUMBERG, Georgly Grigorlyevich; ULINICH.R.B.. redaktor; LARICNOV,G.Ye.,
OV'111142-wd&i or
[Vibrator coulensers) Vibroproobrasovateli. Moskva. Goe. energ.
Isd-vo. 1955. 142 p. (MM 9:3)
(Vibration) (Condensers (Blectricity))

ROZOV, L.; LMNBURGY G.
On bureaucratic comespondence and indifference .... Okhr.
truda i sots. atrakh. 4 no.9:32-33 S 161. (14MA .14 - 10)
(White Russia--Personel manegement)
(White Russia--Grlevance procedures)

LINENDURG, G.; ZOLOTAREV, B.
Humaneness. Okhr.truda i sots.strakh. 4 no.11:26-28 N 161,
(MIfbi 14:12)
1. Spetsial*nyye korrespondenty zhurnala "Okhrana truda i sotsiallnoye
strakhovaniye".
(Industrial accidents)

LINENBURG, G.
They deserve it.1 Okhr. truda i sots. strakh. 5 no.5-24-25
my 162.. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Spetsiallnyy korrespondent zhurnala "Okhrana truda i
so,t6ialinoye strakhovaniye".
(Lugansk Province-44iners)

LINENBURG9 G. Vladimir)
When there is no sAe of responsibility. Ckhr. truda i sots. strakh.
5 no.9131-32 S 162. (MDU 16:5)
1. Spetsiallnyy*korrespond4nt shurnala "Okhrana truda i sotsiallnoys
strakhorvaniye".
(VLADIMIRI"-ELECTRIC-EQUIP)SV_INDUSMIILS.-HIffIbIC ASPWTS)

ACC NR, AP7013137 SOURCE CODE: UR/0140/67/000/001/0021/0029
AUTHOR: Bykov, Ya. V. (Frunze); 'Linenk-0, V. 0. (Frunze)
OaG: none
TITLE: Qualitative study of trajectories of nonlinear systems of difference
equations
SOURCE: IVUZ. Matemattka, no. 1, 1967, 21-29
TOPIC TAGS: difference equation, nonlinear differential equation, operational
calculus
SUB CODE: 12
A qualitative's+,ud~y;is made of the behavior of solutions (for n -
ABSTRACT;
to the system of difference equations
L. W M (A + 1), - Au (a) K(n ng*- 1) U (m) f (n. a W)
whore "6* k-!SQU*Are
woo-EQow. Q, (a) - DRIA~); A Rk
.-Card 1/3 UM_ 517.917

ACC'NR, AP70131,~7'-
constant matrices; X; are constants; a($) is (A:- 1) (A-s+ 1) is a generalizedP
are k-dimenaional vector
er is of the Tiumber n:. n It 2j
.pow
fi.netions.
To aid them irLthis.'thb authors make use of operator calculus based on
-where q is a complex number
the transformation f (q)
A9 point Q of phase space u(ul ... ux is defined as a strong node
of the Vstem, of difference equations
..u(n+ I)-B(n)u(n)+ K(j%-m- I)u(m) +f(jr, u(n))
Oft-0
ii, for
,, any fixed solution u(n) of this equation coincides with point
Q in a given direction... Two theorems ire given which show that under certain
card 2/ 3

ACC NRi AP7013137
conctitions the coordinate origin is a strong node of system (1). Condi"Lions
-are determined for the stability of soli4ions to system (1), and a theorem is
presented which gives a sufficient condition for the existence ofa node of the
system. Ori'g.' ~kt. 6s: 24 formulas. CJPRS: 40,2027
Card 313

LINENKO, V. I.
"The Combined Ftfect of Vitamins B and PP on the Cardiovascular
SyBtem." Cand Mod Sci, Dnepropetrovsk Z%dical Inst, Dnepropetrovsk,
1954. (RZhBiol, No 5. Mar 55)
SO: Sum. No. 670, 29 Sep 55--Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (15)

Country U.`olZ v
CATZGORY Plii.miacology, loxicalogy. I.arcotics
-0. 12 1959, F0. 56574
?ZlBiol
,

tute
!'-fiepro 6 rov.%;j-. ..udical ln-,5
T ITL l: 1ILL of tl,.e Int'luence of --arcosis wl tilo
(~onditioued-.W.LeX ACtiVity Of" Lac Cerebml
jimispheren
PUB, Rabot. bi)opropct. :,cd. ill-t, IAiGll
V01.1, ;1)-31
3 3 CT `-.urphine ans, et-ter narcos:is ~-a!3 ;:-,.iuccj ii) ii,.jr

I e x e's al'ter i. dact" fli iile),-
ductiol; of c1r)II('i, flit; flit IM-
CG'WitiOlled of tno- unco-k-
~I.Itiotieti re"LeXe.5 umsuec in (mvs, and ca,-,~...-
..i,,..ed ral'lex?s returaca in 2-1.5 ':lie tIM(I
depall(leci Oil C.Le ty-c of Itsurvous system of Ci(! J!i-

-_csts- t:.-,t thcc
imals. 'life wat-- r :~i-. s
CeS :-,--y !J'~ I*C-.fIeCtC.LI ill t.,(?' oj" aLl the Vin-
cticna of t.-.,- or;aidsm iuri,~: tio- oost-narcotic
G. Ga S~%110 V

IMAMOVI P.O.;
Biophysics
amplified
an acoustic
LINENKO., M.
of the sense organs and psychopharmacology as ex-
by the action of some pharmacological preparations
and visual analyoors in man. Vast. LGU 19 no.21a
~.a)
95-108 64
(MIw-

31TRA, IRRUSTAIXY, S.Iw
Method for Implanting electrodes. Fiziol,zhur. 44 no,lOtIO03.-1003
0 158 (KIRA 1231)
1. ]Pro* the department of pharmacology, Medical Institute,
Dnepropetrovsk**
(PHYS IOLOGT
implantation of electrodes (Rua))

L111 ENKO - V. I,o
Correlation of the bioelectric activity of the cortical and
suboortical portions of the visual and acoustic analysors
under oanditions of ether anesthesia. Farmakol. toks1k. 26
no.3s2o6-Z74 Ry-Je'63 (MIRA r1t2)
1. Kafedra farmakologii ( zav. - doktor med. nauk , prof. G.
Ye. Batrak) Dhepropetrovskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

LINFINKO. Tu.P.
The ShBM-2 shaft-sinking combine. Biul.tekh.-almn.infomo
n0.10:9-11 1 58. (MM 11:12)
(Mining macbiner7)

LINENT.O. Yu P.
This machiner7 will be soon in the minos. Ugoll UIx. I
39-40 ja 159. (JURi, 12:1101
(Coal minigg-, machinery)

MIKHAYLOV, V.G., d&tor tekhxi.nauk; KRAPIVINI, M.G., kand.tok~m.naxl ;
KARYTJK, G.G., kana.tekhn.nauk; KOZENTSEY-'y Yu.T., aspirant;
GARASHC"KO, P.A., aspira4i~; IMALYAROV, G.P-., aspiraht;
KOGAII, K.B., inzh.; SUKACIi4-'V.D., inzh;,; TKACHEITKO, V.A., inzh.;
.T.
.4IWMO.,--Yu.F.p inzh.; MOZNA]24, G.I., inzh.; MARTYNENKO, I.A., inzh.
Cutting tool for the cutter loader. Ugoll Ukr. 6
no.8:37-39 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Coal mining i4achinery)

SHLYAPIN., K.B., kand.tekhn.nauk; MOTOVILOV, E.A., inzh.; LINENKO, Yu.P.,
inzh.
Cutters for the mechanical working of abrasive rock. Transp.
stroi. 12 no.12-.46-48 D 162. (MIRA 16:1)
(Tunneling-Equipment and supplies)
(honecutting-Equipment and supplies)

GONTARI, N.V., kand; KARYUK, G.G., kand, tekhn. nauk; ISAKOV, E.I., inzh.;
tnzh-.; KUZIIGCH, T.F., tekhnik
Usting of bard alloy instruments flor punching holes in reinforced
concrete structures. Energ. stroi. no-101-94 165. (MIRA 180)

Line s, L 'I'a. - "On the proble.-ri of the c]lagno3ticz of Injur-Jes of
nerves," In 3ymposium: V17-1 Sesmiya Neyrokhdxnirj~. 3oveta i lj_nin;_*r. in-l-a,
neyrol-hirurgii (jokad. imcd. nauk ~'losca-,,r
SO: U-36W, 10 July 153, (Letopis 'Zh-arnal ':,Iykh State-,, No. (1, 1949).

INVENTOR: Linets, A. M.
SOURCE CODE; ut-,,/ol,13/0'6/ooo/oog/oo86/oo86
ORG: None
TITLE: A method for measuring the volume of gas contained in a moving mixture of
liquid and gas. Class 42, No. 181323
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 9, 1966, 86
TOPIC TAGS: measuring apparatus, pressure measuring instrument, gas
4BSTRACT: This-Author's Certificate introducer. a method for measuring the volume of
~as contained in a moving mixture of liquid and gas. The method consists of using
-,,,he relationship between gas volume and pressure variation. Measurement accuracy is
PLmproved by creating a pressure drop in the moving mixture in the measurement section
hnd simultaneously measuring the pressure and volume of.the mixture preceding and fol-
Aowing a throttle. The resultant values are inserted in a formula and the unknown
quantity is d.etermined from the variation in gas volume at the points of measurement.
8uB CODE: 14, 20/ SUBM DATE: 18Feb65
-LCard' 1/1 uDc; 681.121.84

and j.XULOSTA'OVA, J., Research Institute for ,!atur,-l
Drugs (Vyz~mmny ustav prirodnich leciv), Prague, Dr Z. CEKAN, Ma-
gistuer of Pharmacy, Candidate of Sciences, director.
"Expel-imental Atheromatosib in Guinea Pigs"
Prague, Casopis Lekaru Ceskych, Vol CII, No 34, 23 August 63,
pp O~21-0~25.
Abstract [Author's English sumn-ary]: A daily peroraladminist-ration
oY7072-grams per 100 grams of body weight produced atheromatous
changes of aorta in '15 percent of animals within 135 days. In
another group a daily administration of cholesterol (0 1 g1loo g),
methylthiouracil (0.33 mg/100 g), and cholic acid (l m~/100 g)
produced atheromatous changes in 100 percent of animals within
92 days. Discussed are biochemical macro-&,microscopic findings
and resistance against atheromatosis. The use of guinea pigs for
the study of antisclerotiesis considered unsuitable, but they
may be used for the research of other problems of lipoid meta-
boli'sm. Twenty-six references, including 9 Czech.
1/1

j., L1113-2.1 C).
lt~ocarch for 1-orlicines, Pra.-ae, 31 C3SR
Jl3rli:I, Ac'u;i jiolo-i-c-, ct ~~,dilca Gcr-.,,.a..icA
.1 ~ ., .5, P7 60
11,Yurthcr llli~toc'io. icl--! Ottidles on 'Llic L,-'~Iucmco of on
the LxperLiniontal Atheranatos-is of I'Labbits"

LINET, 0. dr. CLo. (Praha 9, U Inektry 8).
Effect of anabolic steroids on some acticns og giuccccrt~ccld-w
under experimental and clinical conditions. Cesk. farm. 14 no.21
84-94 F 165-
1. Vyzk-umny ustav prirodnich leciv, Praha.
~ ~_ ~j ';;;-,-ij --Fi-v- .
. -

1 -13574-66
ACC NRs AP6006059 SOURCE CODE: cz/005)/65/014/004/002/0302
AUTHOR: Linet, Oa
ORG: Research Institute for Natural Medicinal Substances, Prague (Vyzkumy U64.
prirodnich leciv)
alpha-dimthyl-antrostan-17 sub beta-
TITLE: Pharmacology, of 1 sub aloha 17 sub
ol-3-one (dimethylandrostanolone tThis paper was presented during the Twelfth
Pharmacologic D Smoleniae# 29 Jan 63.)
"T-SOURCE: Ceskoslovenska fysiologiep v. 14p no- 4o 1965f,302
e!.~",..TOPIC TAGS: pharmacology.- drug effect# rat, endocrinology# gland# gland drug
ABSTRACT: 16'riti.d.imethylandrostanolone lowered the cholesterol leveLin ths
a.drenali afid antagonized hydrocortisone atrophy i~n adrenals but did not
cbange their weight In otherwise untreated animals; study to determine
i
the effect on catecholamines in rats given the steroid at 20 mg /Kg
or subcutaneously for 10 days showed no effect on norepinephrine
in adrenals,, heart and-brain, or on epinephrine in the adrenals. EJFRS]
SUB CODE: 06 SUBM DATE: none OTH REF: 003
Ja

kLE'V-1 Ar 1491: _r_~"�OUR E CODE: UR/Oh13666/0676if/Olla/0141-
INVENTOR: Xwinagy
S. Ya.; Polinovskiy, A. Yik.; Linets, A. M.; Moskovskiy, V. D
ORG: none
TITLE: Aircraft-engine fuel-feed system. Class 62) No. 182531
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztBy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 11, 1966, 141
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft engine, aircraft fuel system
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for an aircraft-engine fuel-feed
system which consists of: 'a tank, an cject)r pumAith a jet nozzle, and an elec-
trically driven pump for the first pumping stage; a centrifugal pump for the second
7-1 , ..
Fig. 1. Aircraft fuel-supply system
1 - Fuel tank; 2 - ejector pump; 3 - centrifugal
pump; 4 - booster Pump; 5 - electrically driven
pump.
pumping stage; a booster pump having a by-pass with a constant flow rate for using
Card 112 UDC: 629.13.o6

L 018-66
ACC NR: A
part of the fuel for coolingN~ and fuel lines (see Fig. 1). To increase economy
decrease weight, a~d Timp~_o`ve the engine's acceleration, the jet nozzle of the eJectcr.
pump is connected by a line to the by-pass line of the boonter pump, and the outlet i
line of the electrically driven pump is connected into the main line between the
ejector pump and the centrifugal pumps. Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [WHI
SUB CODE: 21/ SUBM DATE: lqmxy65/ ATD PRESS:
C.,d 2/2

LINETS zhby puti (Novosibirsk)
A~zh. slu/
Rearrangemont of insulating joints on the
tracks. Puts i put.khoz. 7 no.8:40 163.
(Railroads-Switches)
di3patchi cro3sing
7~rcm 16:9)

LIMFTSKAYA, A.L., Inzli. (Novosibirsk)
Put into operation all useful innovations. Put? i plit.khoz. 7
no.12:38 163. (MIRA 16s12)

VEDERNIKOVA, Ye.l.; LYUSHMSKAYA, I.I.; LINETSKAYA, G..N.; POLYAK, M.V.
Naltase activity of enzyme preparations of molds used for, kir .
Ktkrobiologiia 31 no,6tI087-1091 Xv-D 162, (KM 16SA
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut piahchevoy
promyshlennosti.
(MOIXS (BOTANY)) (MCOSIDASE) (BAKI19G)

INETSKAYA, L.V.
Secondary modifications In menilitic slates of the Carpathian rpgion.
Min.abor.no.9:289-293 '55- (MLRA 9:9)
I.Llvov. Institut goologil poleznvkh 1s1rolRyePWkh AN USSR.
(Carpathian Mountain region--Slate)

AUTHOR Linetskaya, L.V.
TITLE: on the Composition of the Yamna Conglomerate Peltb'-,~r, ia
Northwest Part of the Skiba Zone of the Sov-`9t OarPath4.aL--
(0 sostave gailki yamnenskikh konglomera",-,v
chasti skibovoy zony Sl-ovetskikh Karpat)
PERIODICALs Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukralnslkoi RSR, 1953, Nr 7,
pp 776-779 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author has identified rocks composed of congiomcrat-~
pebbles of the Yamna series in the northweat part of tho
Skiba zone of the Soviet Carpathians as being o" the Riphe!~f,?,
Silurian, Devonian ?, Carboniferous, Triassic, J-.,.rassic,
Cretaceous and Paleogens age. The changes in the compositicn,
dimensions and rounding of the pebbles in the space shows
that the source of drift for these conglomerateg dry I-a-1
located in the foundation of the northwest nart r.-' F~M-:--
Carpathian 3ag. Jiidlging from the composition of th,2 pt-b1bli-,,
one may assume that the dry land was composed cf thp pr-^Ia~-
brian fRipheu3? , eozo-c (Silurlan, Devonian, Carlon-f,:~r-
Fa.1 0
ous) and Mesozoic (Trilassio?, Jurassic, Cretaceous) rDcks.
The Jurassic deposits are overlain by Paleocene sed-imento
Card 1/3 containing red algae. The presence of Paleceene rock cengic--

2-1 .--5c-7-2 2127,
On the Composi tion of th,-, Yamxa Ive Pebble3 -nw -
of the Skiba Zone of the SGvA'ot Carpathians
merates --'n the p~-bbies that the Yamna serl~:3
not older than the Paieocene, contrar t 0 " h e - p
Vyal--)-~ JFRof 2 7 an-I of 3j Im to the
L. R
age. Tho fativia characterizing the rjedlmont~3 Ir3ol-r.-'Ibed v;,I!~
identified ~y M.V. Brazhnikova, P.D. Potiyevskaya, 7.P.
Masio-;, L.V. Bashkir6v, and S.V. Gorokh.
There are 9 references, 3 -~-f which are Soviet, 3 P,)I--'Z!7.,
and 3 F;~eacH-
ASSOCIATION: Instilut poleznykh iokopayemy1ch Aff Uk--SSR
tute of Geolog-~ o-'Mineral Resources of the AS Uk--SSR)
Card 2/3

2 1 - 1; 0 - -17 - 2 _211 /--
On the Composition of the Yamna Conglomerate Pebbles _Jn '.h--- N-Irtf-resm,
Part of the Skiba Zone of the Soviet Carpathians
PRESENTEDt By Member of the AS UkrSSR, O.S. V,yalov
SUBMITTED: November 14, 1957
NOTE; Russian title and Russian names of individuals and instit-u-
tions appearing in this article have been used in the trans-
literation.
1. Geology--USSR 2. Rock--Geology 3. Geological time--Determinatior.
Card 3/3

5(3 4) srV/21-59-7-19/25
AUTAOR: Li~e~
TITLE: Some Data on the nomposition of the Coarse Detrital
'Rocks of the Stry Feries of the Skiba Zone in the
Soviet Carpathians
PERIODICAL; -Dopovidi Akademii DTauk Ukrainslkoi RF7R, 1059, Nr 7
p 77 7 IT r-,,7TZ)
p -7791 (.k
ABSTRACT: Changes of composition, dimensions and roundness of
pebbles and P,,rP-%rP1 in space show that there were t-Vic
sources of erosion in forming the Stry series in
the~northviest of the 9kiba zone: the southwest, source
and the northeast one. The northeast source is an
island in the geological structure of which such rock
formations as 'Rupheus, Silurian, Devonian, Triassic,
Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous had a share, The rock
formations of the Stry series of the central part,
of Vie Skiba zone aere formed by introduction of dis-
integrated material from the southwest. There are
Card 1/2 4 Soviet references

90V/21-59-7-19/25
Some Data on the Composition of tle Ooarse Detrital Oocks of tie
Stryi Series of the Skiba 7,one in the Soviet Carpathians
ASSOCIATION: TnotYtut heolohiyi kor,ysny'0.1. '~.-owllyn AIT URSR (Tristi-
tute of aeology Of Mineral Resources)
PRESENTED: O.S. Vyalolr, Trember Af~ jTkrF7"L
SUBMITTED: Pebruary 6, 1959
Card 212

3(5) SOV/20-1 27-4-35/60
AUTHOR: Linetskaya, L. V.
TITLE: On the Conglomerates of the Paleogene of the Northern Slope
of the Soviet Carpathian Mountains (0 konglomeratakh paleogena
severnogo sklona Sovetskikh Karpat)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nailk SSSR, 1959, Vol 127, Nr 4, PP 849-851
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Most scientists considered the conglomerates mentioned in the
title a lithological variety of Flysh rocks. There were even
extensi7e palaeographic constructions made and conclusions
drawn on account of the d1sclosures in the pebbles (Refs i,6).
The composition of these pebbles. however, had not been in-
vestigated for a l3ng time. The author turied to carry out
5ystematio investigatione of the substantial romposition and
the distribution of the conglomerate interstrata in the Paleo-
gene of the Skibovaya zone of the Carpathian Mountaina. The
cross section of this zone begins with the Paleocenp. (Ref 2).
The occurrencea of the conglomerate3 are enumerated (Ref 4).
The substantial composit'Lcr. of the pebbles in conglcmerate~
Card 1/4 and the spatial distribution of the latter fndioate thp_-,~

SOV/20--127 -4-, 3,5/60
On the Conglomerattes of the Paleogene of 'the No:71;nern, Slcpe the Scilriet
Carpathian MountainB
elastic material came in-to the Skj.bovaya zore from an exten-,
sive mainland which Purrounded the -aleogene FlY5h watera from
the north-east. Considering tha fa,,t that the Sk_`.br,,,Faya zone?
noved up to the pre-Carp%tMan it may be assumel
that the mainland mentioned was situated '-r the range of thr-
recent fundament of thec3ownwarping and the south-western edge
of the Russian Platfnrm. On acccunt of the diyer3e composition
of pebbles and pyrLtes In the Faleog4~,n-j of the ncrth--west sf
'he Skibovaya zore and its central. and south-western parts it
may be concluded that the fundament in the north-western pa:t
of the downwarping consisted of R-Iffean,Silurian, Devonian,
and Carboniferous. Conglomerates of the type "Verrukano"
(Tertiary) wer probably not *ideapread and were covered by
rocks of the Jurassic and Lowgr Cretace,:)us. On account of gec-
physical investigations, the situatlon of the Go'ry Swi%to-
krzysk'.e (Lysa G02u in centrai PcIand), eta, 0. S. Vyalrj~
(Ref 1), S. I. Subbotin (Ref 5), et., assamed that the We3tern
part of the pre-Carpathian downwarping has a Her-,-ynian base.
Card 2/4 The investigations of the pebbles prove thia assumption and

SOV/20-1,27-4-35/60
On the Conglomerates of the Paleogene of the Northern Slope of the So-riet
Carpathian Mountains
indicate that the buried folded region of the Hercynides in
the base of the downwarping does not reach further west than
to the line Stryy - Skole. This was proved by deep borings.
The structure of the base of the Pokutsko-Bukovinskaya part of
the pre-Carpathian downwarping differs distinctly from the base
of its central part. Folded rocks of the Riffean covered by
formations of Upper Jurassic and Lower and Upper Cretaceoas
are situated at the base of the Pokutsko-BukoV4nskaya part.
Compared to Paleogene, the situation of the sources of erosion
and the character of the alastic material changed considerably
during the Polyanitskoye period. in addition to Cretaceous,
Jurassic and older rocks from the north-east, rocks of Creta-
ceous and -.1aogenic Flysh provided the majority of clasti.-
material. There are 6 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii poleznykh iskopayemykh Akadem-li nauk SSSR
(Institute of the Geology of Mineral Resourcea of
Card 3/4 the Academy of Sciences, USSR)

FEWAKOVI V.Vq LINETSKAXA; L.V. (Lynotalka, L.V.]
- ----- ___
Find of Liassic rocks in Yampy-series,fonglomerates in the
C&rpathian Mountains, Gsole zhur* 20 no. 4.-83-84 160. (MIW. 14:4)
(Carpathian Mountains-Geology, Stratigraphic)

LINETSKAYA.. L.M..; UTROBIN, V.N.
Riphean depoaits of the basemint of the Cisc,,Lrpathian downwarping.
Dokl. All SSSR 3J,.O no.5:1152-1155 0 61. (111IRA 15:2)
1. ,Wtitut geologii poleznykh iskopayemykh AN USSR i Korapieksnaya
tematicheskaya ekspeditsiya tresta I'Llvovneftegazrazvedka".
Predstavleno akademikom D.V.Nalivkinyra.
(Carpathian Mountain Region-Geology, Stratigraphic)

LINETSKAYA, L.V.; BASBKIROV, L.V.
Finds of organic remains in pebbles of Paleogene conglomerates
in the northern slopes of the Carpathians. Geol.sbor. (Lvov]
no.7/8t223-225 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Institut geologii, poleznykh iskopayemykh AN USSR.
(Carpathian Mountain region-ConglomercLte)
(Carpathian Mountain region-Organic matter)

LINETSKAY.A, L.V. (Linetolka., L.V.]
Composition of some conglomerate interlayers of the lower
Cretaceous of the Sambor Carpathians. Dop. All URSR no.9:1201-
1203 t6l. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut geologii poleznykh iskopa7emykh AN USSR. Predstavleno
akademikom AN USSR O.S.Vyalav7m.
(Carpathian Mountain region-Geology)

LIIETSKAYA, L.V.
Finds of Upper Cretaceous rocks with Pithonella in Paleogene
conglomerates of the northern slope of the Carpathians.
Paleont.sbor. (Lvov] no.1:109-111 161. WIRA 15:9)
1. Institut geologii poleznykh Iskopayemykh AN UkrSSR,
LIvov.
(Carpathian Mountains-Lagena, Fossil)

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the viriniLy of Ferechin (Transcarpathia"; A I no. 5
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LINETSKLYA, M.
On skiff4p on sleds into the forestj Zdorovle 7 no.ltl6-17 Ja 161.
(WINTER SPORTS) (MIRA 13,12)

LInTSKAYA., M.
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G.W. Speranskii is ninety years old. Zdorcrvte 9 no.223 JP 163.
(SPEMSKII, GEORGII NESTEROVICH, 1873-) (MM :L6-3)

ITMTSKILYAp Marta----
Meeting with Hungarian friends. Zdorovle 7 no. 5;25 ~~r 161.
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(WORLD WAR, 1939-1945-COMMUNICATIONS)
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LIKITSKAYA, M.
Popular universities of health. Zdoroyle 6 no.6:22 Je 160.
(MUM XDUCATIOI) (MMA 13:7)

Archltoct and physlelan. Zdorovle 6 no.70 Jo 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(CITY PTANKING--itTGIXNIC ASPACTS)

LINETSKAYAP Me
Now advances in first aid. Zdorovle 7 no. 2:25 F 162..
(MIRA 14:2)
(FIRST AID IN ILLNESS AIM INJURY)

LIVITSKAYA, M.
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Palace of the Pioneem. Zdorovle 9 no.It24 Ja t63. OIM .16:7)
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LINETSKAYA, Marta (Alakhnovo,, MoskavEskaya oblast)
School camp. Zdrovo-*e 7 no.9.27 S 161. (1-UTA 14:9)
(MosC(yd PiJOVINCE-SCHOOL CAI-TS)
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LINETSKAYA, Marta.
Searching for stinging toys. Zdorov'e 8 n0.4:24-25 Ap 162.
(Y,I,:U 151; 4)
(TOYS) (WE ACCIDEIIITS-PILWENTION)