SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEVSEYEV, K. P. - YEVSEYEV, S. V.

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LIVOV9 K.A.; :FOPOVICH9 II.L.; SERGIYEVSKIYO II.M.;KONDIA00 O.Ad;
SPEEFOOVp D.L.; GORSM , V.P.; BOYTSOVA.. Ye.P.; BOGRMSOVA,
T.B. - GOIRSM, I.I. , otv. red.; otv. red.;
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KRAMOV, I.I., red.; FOKRMSKdA',R.m*' red.; DERZUVIIU, N.G.,
~red.izd-va;- GUROVA., O.A.) tekhn, redo
[Resolutions of the Interdepartmenial Conference on Working
out of Unified Stratigraphic Schemos for the Urals] Resheniia.
mezl,vedomstvenr-%ogo soveshchaniia pa razrabotke unifitsirovan-
iVIdi stratigraficheskikh skhem dlia. Urala. Rassmotreno i ut-
vor21deno 14ezhvedomstvannym stratilTaficheakim komitetom 9 fev-
ralia 1960 go, MoAva$ Goo. nauchnei-tekhn. Izd-vo lit-ry PO_
geoL. i oldwane nedr,, 1961. , 150 p.. (14IRA 15%2)
1. .13oveshch"e po unifikateii sti-atigrafichaskikb skhem
Urala I po nootnonheniyu drevnikh irvit Urala i flueakoy plat-
foririy, Sverdlovokp 1956.
(Ural Mountains-Geology, Sixatigraphic)

YEVSEYEV, K.P., kand.gool.-mineral.nauk (Leningrad)
Priroda 1 no.3t6l ?,r 162.
Waterfall on Sakhalin.
(MA 15:3)
(Sakhalin-..Waterfalls)

YEVS,EYEVP K.P.-; KOREN13 T.N.
Silurian a,edimnts of the L4=va structaral-facies zone in the -Arctic
IUral Mountains. Trudy VSEGEI 86:77-12 164 WIRA 17:11)

Ha4imobahamia i radlofikataiia v stranakh narodnot d �Adiobroadwstiag
ewkrw -
demeracy
and raffi.o developmrint in the countries of peoplats (Paao, 1950,, no. 4,,
PO 12),
DLCt TK5,WoR76
SO: Soviet Tromi3ortation and cations. A BibUoSEWIX, Ubrary of Congress,
Raference Departmentp Washingtons 1952y Unclassified.

OZ'9CnOSLoVA1aA/Ra&io, Radiof ication Aug 5,
"In Countries of the People's Democracy," L.
yovdeyev
p
1 49 1950, about one billion zloty vas spent
1, nov has
land f or raxUof ication. Polant
eds of radio clubs.1 vith about 6,000 mes-
bora. The nev Houze of Radio In Rumania vi2l.
hd~te a concert ball seating 1,000. Soviet acous-
tics gpecialists helpe(I In soun4proofing the,
at'd(lion of the House of Radio. There are now',
MIL'.
D'Aai0fication, Aug 51.
i~~e than 3 million radio receivers in czachoaio-.
vikia- The Czech radio:industr;~ is nov-produe'I
receivers for corlm=ications lines and;a,lsa 96,
tube receivers for triplex telegraph reception.

ALIPER071CH., Yu.I.; GUTCHIN, I.B.; KAYBYSHEVA, L.S.; TEPLOV, L.P.;
BOCDjL',IOVp G.G.; DROHYSHEV, Yu.G.; &IRNOV, G.V.;
TRUtYAKOV~ V.S,; DREYDOp ILL; Y.7,13rITIV, XI'F-BAKGVj
S.A.; FMCIMIKO, V.p red,
(The ABCIs of automation; collected articles) Azbuka avto-
matiki; sbornik. MoskWL, Molodaia gvardiia, 1964. 349 p.
WMA 17.
:7)

YVISims"I, N.-) MJIA-`ITSKIY~ A. V., and Ye.
IfNethod -Jetermination o--*' thc-,,.)ize of Colloidal Particles," Koll. ;,,.t 2.1
6,

YNSZTEV. M. VASILEMY. Yo
Factory of maclitne accounting. Dan. I kred. 14 no-12:39-40
D 156. (MTRA 10:2)
(Machino accounting)

-1. YINF) M,,T F
2 UnR (600)
:I; Tobacco Induatry - keounting
17. Organization of bookkeeping with labora.tory control of moisture and impurities
in yellow le-af tobacco at the "Union 'Rxi Tobacco" trust. Tabak 13 nol 6, 1952.
9.1 MontLhl st of Aussian Accessioaa, Libraxy of Congress
Li March 1953. Unclassified.

Ye Vs- F- yt--- V/ M
USSR/Human and Animal Pathogens F
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Diol., No 1, 1959o 300
Auth. Kinyapina, S.N., Amirkha-
or : Lukin, Yu.13-, Yevseev,.
nova., M.G.
Inst Ufinsk Institute of Vaccines and Sera
Title Comparative Evaluation of' Several Methods for RemfinG
Pyrocen from Sera PLwified by the "Diaferta-3 IEM AMN"
Method
OriG Pub Tr. Ufimsk n.-i. in-ta valktsii i syvorotok
Abstract No abstract.
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BRON, O.B., doktor tekhn. nauk prof.;,~~,TVSFYEV, M.Ye., inzh.
Camposite Contactors subject to Increased heat stress ar4 load duration.
E-i.ektrotakhnika 35 no.9:47-49 8 164, (MIRA 17-.11)

YEVSSYEV, M.Ye.;, LAMAGIN, K.A.~ 10MIN. G.B.; MOROZOVAx I.A.;
M. 1. PAIRAMCCUKOVA, V.I.,-, KAWRKOVSM. D.M.
prof... r-+-qenzent-, GOLIDIN, O.Ye.-r dotx.s retsenzenct;
L*t ted.
(Alternating mrrent thooq,-~ manual. on.. the solution of
ppalems in the. theoreti.p.al principles-of electrical
erlglille'6 ring] 'Teoriia toko-kil. po6obie k re-
shenibi zadach po teoreticheskim'oshovom alektra-
tekhnikl.. [Byj,M.E.AEvreav i dr, . Laniq~Tads S!wacco.
ZapiOlnyi politeklin. in-t. Ft.2. -1964. 337 P.
(,KIRk l8t7)
1. Kafedra "Teoretichoskiye osnovy elelitroteUmilcia
Leningradskogo elektrotekhnicheskogo institutap wryazi
im. Bonc~B-ruyevi-:ih (for Goildin, Pines),

L 33115-66
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ACCNRI AM24M3 som.
AMOR.0 lavfyalov. A* .1j.; LimLh... A. A. ILf~.Ichanqv:,% "~; Up Poo
A",anovr.!~Zj, Kip Yue; Borgor, A* Yap; Groyors L* Kp; Tocrakov P. i RMor Too V o
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%-MCTi: 0(sip 136ilaioi Bron' iw lorti Iii: l896: 1:n ~~tqi. In 1920. ho grvAmv~,A.
frout thn physics--math -faculty of ~ Khap I kovTechno~ogiaml .1natitt4to * Ile bocam a pro-
fossor In 19304 - Ile d6fanded his dodtorfs, thosid in-194d; , Duriiie, the secondworld
war ho was in'tho namrj. After demobilization in 1950. Engineer dolonol Bron iront to
word tonching at the LoplWad Tndustrial Corrommdanco Scheele He bocam Uio head
of tho Chair of TIwo ical Bases of Electrical Toobnology in 1958. Ito is aloe-IV
as*ociatod idth soisntific and dovelopmnt work. and. has cooperated closely In this
--a"a-mith th L%ningEad -"Glektroallaff plant -sincio- 1946- His work 'as been in the
~4 lAt alm s* Ito has published over 11#0
aroa3 of spar INVMg and -Pamr, oil-in Ere r
scientiflo works and 19 inventions
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ACC-NR: AP6021061 SOURCE.CODE: Ult/0'29'2/66/000/003/0045/0048
AUTHOR; Bron. 0; B.. (Doctor of technical acioncoi-o"Pirofeaeor);
Yevileyev'.M. 1(e, (Engineer)
ORG: none
'.'MTLE: Permissible heating of silverLd. silver -coritainIng contacts
SOURCE: Elektroteklinika, no. 3, 1966, 45-48
:TOPIC TAGS: electric contact, silver cTffi4aet_~_
quipment co 'bL~e *from silver and Sox- 15
ABSTRACT: Power-switching-e ntacts m
(Ag 1- 15% CdO), SOM- 10 (,Ag 4- 107o CuO), -and SN-40? no were
...g+,Ni) compositio
:tested (by,various Sovie0and Western researchers j H. Westhoff, T. H.
Braunschweig, DissertatiGn, 1963) at temperatures up to 190C for 4000-6000 hro
:continuously; -some were tested under 12-hr-on 12-kr-bff conditions for 4000 hrs'
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!at 195-ZOOC. It was found that: M- Both the silver!rcontact and composition-
resistances conaiderably fall off with time and.rdmain at their lowest
value s; (Z) At temperatures as low as ZOOC, coldwqlding was observed in silver
'contacts. Based on the above experimental data thdoe recommendations are
Q
-suggested for modifying Soviet GOST Standard Tn)?F.rature rise (over 40C) for
'Ag and Ag-containing low-voltage contacts, 80C in air and 50C in oil; maximum
'temperature for the same contacts but operating at:*j4iroitages, 110-130C in air'
;and 85-90C in oil depending on-thq contacts desiga. '!'-Qtig. art. has: 10 figures
'and 2 table a.
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J:

YE7VSETLV, N.F.
2'--' no.S.' 1;7-60
jig '165.--
1. llervnoyc otdoloniye (zav. profo- R.A.Slinklinovich) Mentrallnogo
na-L.,chno-issledovatellskogo Instituta eksportizy trudosposobnosti
i organizatsii truda invallidov (dlr. prof. D.I.Gritskevich).

YEVSEYEV fliko j9doKoy;~qh;, FEDIIIA, UIV., red.; SOKOLOVA., I.A..,
teiiin. red.
[Collection- o-f-norms for the free dlstribut~,
on o pro ea Ave
clbthingt-~proteative footwear and Ej ifet y de-Oice-,Ao them
workers and employees in t6 rood j,'rLdustm) sbornik- norm
-vesplatn,oi vydachi spetsodezhdy, syetsobuvi i predokhrani-
tellrykh prispoooblenii rabochimi sluzhashchim pishchovoi
Pishchapeot
promyshlennosti. Vo.-,kva rlvdat,, 1963. 295 P.
(MIRA 17: 1)
l.: Profsoluz rabochikh pisbehevoy 1?'romyshlennoBtie TSentrall-
Nomitet.
(Food industry-Safety measures)
(Clothing, Protective)

YEMEN. 1I.F.
paiA. 65 no.2:187-192 f65- (11M~
I. lilervrioye otdeleniyc (zaveda,-ushcHy prof. R.A. Shakhnovich)
TSantrallnogo irlstituta ekapertizy
trudos-posobiloot-I i orFanizatsil i..ruda invall-lov
Gritskevich), Mcln~va.

YFVSF-YF-V, N-K4.
MR/Kedicide Veterinary FD-1306
Card 1/1 Pub .157-6/22
Author *xqVffeyev) N. K.
Title Retmlts of our work. In a sovkhoz
'Periodical Veterinarlya, 9., 18-21, Sep 195k-
Abstract SovMhoz "Gorki Uw has been very successful in raising poultry and milk-
yia1-ding--fa=-an1w.W, Fifteen. vorkers of the sovkhoz collective were
t -la or for their ef -
avarded the hono rar y title of 0~ -b-
-
forts in 1952. TUB puts the sovkhoz collective under obligation
to
make greater conturibution. tc;mrd fulfill n of the program, drawn, by
the September P2ezr&m of the Central Committee of the CPSU. The Plenum
pointed out also that rise In cattle raising is of utmost importance to
the country since cattle serves as food and as raw material for light
industry.
Institution Order of Lenin Sovkhoz "Gorki Il.," Maskovskaya Oblast (*Senior Veterinary
Physician)
Submitted

starshiy veterinarrAy7vrach; SIYJOROV, P.A*, veterinarW
Use of antibiotics. Yeterinariia 32 no.8:58-61 Ag 155.092A 8:10)
I.Sovkhoz "Gorki'N", Nuntsenakoge rayona, HeIskevsksr oblasti.
(ARTIRIOTICS) (POUMY--MDING AM MDING ftws)

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ABS UTOUJI,
azh-Bicl., No. 1 959, No.
T ITU~
MR. IG .p"Upd.
A B 9) T R A C'I' of booi
Ward:
IN? oxirp :P~
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SOSMXV, P.O.; YEVSEYLV. U.K.; NOVIKOVA, A.U., zaaluzhonVy zootekhnik
RSJSRi-Zaole;Mntk po piame-finoy rabote
Poultry husbandry on the *Gol-ki 1111 State Farm. Ptitsevodstvo 8,
no, 7:10-15 JI 158. (14IRA 11:8)
1.3jDirektor sovkhoza OGorki 110 (for Sosedov). 2. Glavnyy vetvrach
sovkhoza "Gorki Il" (for Yevneyev).
MultrY)

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USSR/Farm Anirmls CaUtl--.
Aba J-Dur
Ituthor vr,,-q,~v.
Inst
Titlo Tau Proli iylaxio of bh~~ sord,-rr, of Mobaboll E~-.i
Orig Pub 1953,0110 1,0-31
Abstract Cxiv--.iit~ollzal ::7.jj3!3,ur- af 1ii,--'i1,Y productivc cct-'U-1~;
olt'raviolot ii~iprovud -*.",,,-; wt*"n-~o of licalt", ol,
ni"Ll'tals, liquidat-A ally oy~.TtoLls of
alul -u`oxic dysp,~~p,,;-ir. and wilt-n-.xi-nosio in calvJn, a:id fr~-d
fanii -~Imiaogcnent :Er--x.,~ th,-- "Ic.,L:d, Of applying wq)Qnsiv~~
v'tcziln D ancl A conc~-,ntra'*. s.
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Ye.Yu*-,,.nauebw sotrudnik;
PARSHUTIllf,~VsVel prof*; 'MMANTS17A.
TESTIOV, L.L., nauchW sotrudnik; YEZVSETEV, ILL, ZoOtekhnik;
NOVIKOVA., A.H.,, zooteklmik
-ids on sex formation in f6wl. Zhivot-
Mect of some amino at.
~.ovodstvo, 24 no.6:89-9,3 A 162. OURA 17: 3)
L Voesoyuznyy institut,fiziologii i biokbimli selloko-
I:hozyaystvennykh zhivcjtnylh (for Parshutino Rumyantsevap
Testov). 2. Sovkhoz "Gorld III' Moskovskoy- oblasti (for
Yevseyevo Novikova).

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SOURCEt Ixobreteniyaj proqrshlennyya obraxtayp toyarnyya znakip no. 79 1966$ 55
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ABSTRACTt An Author Certificate has been issued describing a met f making (35"
plastic products, such as pipe, by a process including the _A4- VIP
- Mer matenW,
simultaneously gluing it with a binderp and subsequently po r1ring the binder.
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1. Klinika fakalltetskoy terapli no.2 (i.o.,nach.-prof. P.I.
,Shilov) i kafedra, fizioterapii ikurortologil (zav.-rdots. Ye.l.
Molchanov) Voyeano-maditainakoy Akademil im. S.H. Kirova.
(PERIVIC ULCJa) (=CTROPHOUSIS) (STONAGR--DISUSES)

YEVS&Ygv. N.S.
Folytopic bigeminy -of a functional nature. Vrach. delo no.7t
130-131 J1163. (ARM2,11A) NIM 16: 10)

yEvsEyEV, P., valitsovshchik
Honored metallurgist. Matallurg 10 no.2:33 F 165.
(MMA 18; 3)
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USSR/Geophysics ary -winds D 347
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Author Yevs eyev, P. K.
Title The nature of the s U=-- rdry winds of the southeastern part of the European
territory of the USSR
Periodical Izv- AH-SSSR, Ser. geofiz. 2, 123-133, Mar/Apr 1954
Abstract, Presents the results of an investigation into the nature of the intense dry
winds in the southeast European USSR. On the basis of the conclusions ob-
tained the author stands resolutely against the assertion that the dry winds
are the result of transport of dry and heated air from Central Asia. Refers
to his related earlier work, "Aerologico-synoptic conditions of dry winds in
the south and southeast European USSR," Trudy TsIP (Works of the Central
Forecanting Institute), No 704), 1948. 18 References all Soviet.
Institution Central- Forecasting Institute
Submitted March 1.7, 1953

YLVSLTEV$ P. K.
."Experience _Gain&~I in the Muchanized Handling of Meteorolcgical Observations
for Agriculturo".
Meteorol. i Gidrol~~, No 6, pp 28-30, 1954.
The Central Scientific-Research Hydrometoeorological Archives is proc-
essing meteorological observations on digital computeri in application to
the requirements of agriculture in virgin and fallow lands. It has proc-
essed data from t he period 1900-1948 at stations Tomskm Tatarskji and Bar-
naul. In accordance with temperature indexes taken from the works of A. A.
Shigolev the archives has determined the dates for the onset of phases of
development of suatmer wheat of the type Lutescens 62 and Albidum 3700;
and for all interphasal periods during each separate-year it has found
the date for the t'1egining and end of the period., the duration of the pe-
riodii the number of days with precipitation, the total precipitation, fre-
quency of number of days with maximun temperature 300 and greater with
relative humidity less than 25% and with cloudiness of 8-3.0 balls.
(RZhGeol, No 11, 1,955)
SO., Sum No 884, SI Apr 1956

The weatber rand forecas,ting it, !6.
ZP 110DINTAW.1 1101. 6. no.- 1, Jan. 1956-
S0: Monthly List of Enst Ealropean Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5;, NP. 6 June, 19560 Uncl.

YEV-SEEM, P. K. and SAPOSMIKOVA, S. A.
"Knowledge of the Characteristics of Climate as it Effects the Growth Period
of (11orn and Wheatl~"' In Book Works.of the Scientific Research Institute on
Aerbelimatology;-.-published by Hydrometeorology Publishing House, Moscow, 1958.

AUTHOR: ..-Yevseyev P. K.
TITLE: The Distribution of Show a- and Cou4inuous Raln6 'in
the Territory of the USSR-(Raspredeleniye livnevykh i
oblozhnykh osadkov na territorii SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1958, 1Tr 3, PP. 13-2o (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Rainfall, 'is. divided into three types: shorter,
Continuolff tali ani drizzl:e,~. Accordingly the types of these
precipitations are recorded in the meteorological stations
beside measurements of precip-itaions. Each type is caused
by very special processes taking place in the atmosphere.
Generally the showers and downpours are either in connection
with the origin of the cold fronts or with the instability
of the air within their mass. Continuous rains. ' '
occur in the passage of warm fronts or from central parts of
cyclones. The light rains* L; are characteristic of the
stable air masses. The working experience of the synoptists
shows that the observers of the meteorological stations in
the overwhelming majority of cases xecord thq nature of the
Card 1/4 precipitationB according- to the retoilations, i. e.,,that they

Th6 Distribution of Showers andt COUtlUIXOU S:Rslzw 1:1i 50-58-3-2/22
the Territory of the USSR
give correct indicationo to the connection. of the precipitations
with a certain type of atmospheric processes. Consequently
it is possible to divide the total figure of the quantity
of precipitation measured in a meteorological station with
sufficient accuracy into two parts: into the quantity of
precipitations with shower character.- and the quantity of
continuous rains' ' _ A separate investigation of the
atmospheric precipitations is of great importan ce for the
,solution if several -problems
~1) It permits to determine the quantity of the downpour
precipitationa and their diatribution in time and space which
has hitherto not yet been att 'ained and which is of special
importance for the investigation of climatic conditions.
2) The investigation of the quantitative distribution of
downpour precipitations will better determine the part played
by tMregions below them in the formation of the precipitations
and consequently also precisely define the problems of the
humidity circulation.
3) A separate investigation of precipitations will permit a
precise determination of problems connected with the
Card 2/4 investigation of the soil dampening and the formation of the

7' 2/22
The Distributlon of5howers and C=tltums IWIW 50-58-3-
the Territoryiof the USSR
flowoffe
In,thin.article the scheme of the distribution of showers
and of C04-tinuOW rains in the territory of the Soviet
Union is given and the types of precipitation in the course
of a year are shown, as they are ~characteristic of large
physical-geographical regions of the country. As basis for
these works served the meteorological observations made at
go stations from 1936 to 1954. The period of the values used
for the analysis according to individual stations varies
between lo and 19 years. For all stations at first tho
average values of the shower and 6=tjnU0V5tSja', for
every year and then their multiannual average values for
every individual month were obtained. Ali data were subjedted
to a careful and critical analysis. In the middle latitudes
--of the-continent-the humidity-content everywhere increases
in the lower half of the troposphere-due to the rise of
temperature and increasing evaporation in the warm season,
therefore the maximum values of the precipitations are only
observed here in the summer - ' -. Ouch a phenomenon on the
Card 3/4 continent is observed everywhere when considering the

The. Distribution 'of Showers and Contii==,WW~.: 50-~58-3-2/2?
the Territory of the USSIR
precipitatiohs,as such, without dividing them into types.
But when the annual course is considered separately, another
relation is obtained. On that occasion it becomes evident
that in some regions the annual course of the quantity of
shover precipitations Is-opposite-t-o1he annual course of
the quantity of lasting precipitations. In other regions,
however, it develops parallel"for both types of precipitations.
At the same time all types of the annual course of shower
and eon~inuousralzls~.:, have -a completely -concrete
physical basis. The distribution of these two types of
precipitations in mainly caused by the circulation of the
atmosphere as well as by seasonal changes and above all by
the intendity of the cyclonic circulation. There are 4 figuree
and,2 references, all of which are Soviet.
1. Pr6cipItation-USSR 2. Precipitation-Analysis
Card 4/4

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AUTHOR; Yev6eyev, F. K.-
TITLE: --- -Interrelation Between the Atmosph~,Tic Precipitations and the Total
,Radiation, Evaporation and Absolute HtzaLdity .(Svyazl atm,)sfernyk~
osadkov 9 summarnoy radiatsiyey, ispareniyem i absolyutnoy vlazh-

PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, 1958, Nr 10,,Pp 18-23 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The solar radiation, when falling onthe basement area, is warming
'
the latter and intena
ifying,evagoration~ This leads to an increase
in the moisture content of the air. If the basement area 4S Suf-
ficiently. moistened and the radiation intensive enough, the thermo-
dynamic processes in the atmosphere are.terminated by the formation
of cumulus rain clouds and fall of pelting rain (cloudbtxrst). If
these processes are not sufficiently active, additional forces are
then necessary to raise the warm, moistened air up to the con-
deneation level. This additional lifting of the warm air is caused
on cold fronts mostly by the underflowing of cold air and by an
upward removal ot the "local" warm air. On a sufficient activity of
the processes mentioned pelting rains take place. Thus the total
radiation, local evaporation and absolute humidity directly take
Card 1/3 part in the formation of the kind of precipitations mentioned.

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Interrelation Between the Atmospheric Precipitations and the Total Radiation,
Evaporation and Absolute Humidity
(~aite a different picture can be seen in the formation of general
rain. In middle latitudes they are related with the passing of
warm.air fronts or cyolone centers. These precipitations are, with
respect to the area on which they use to fall, of "foreign" nature,
viz. they have been formed outside this area.- Therefore. the solar, ,
radiation, local evaporation and absolute humidity of the cor- -
responding area cannot exert a direct influence upon the formation
of precipitations of that kind. These factors are only capable of
intensifying or reducing the nascent processes.
T o t a -I R a d i a t i o n. Table 1 presents the correlation
coefficients between the radiation and both kinds of precipitation
(Ref 3)~ It may be seen from it that nearly in the whole European
part of the USSR there is a close relationship between pelting
rainfalls and radiation.- The connection between radiation and
general rains has a reverse character sinoe,fAll (excepted Murmansk)
correlation coefficients have a negative sign and very unstable
values,. The above statements are hereby confirmed~
L o c a 1 E Y a p o r a t i o n . Intable 2 the correlation co-
efficients between local evaporation (from Ref 4) and precipitationi
Card 2/ 3 are given. It may be said that local evaporation influences only

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Interrelation Between theAtmospheric Precipitations and the Total Radiation,
Evaporation and Absolute Humidity
thoue prec_ipLtations of the warm season which are formed by a clos-
interaction between the air masses and the basement area of the
region on which they fall. Herethe same difference holds true in,
the relation of the two kinds of precipitations as wen as FM mdiation
The less distinct connection bet-ween evaporation and pelting rains
in the north is due to very moderate direct radiation in summer.
In the south the relationship is diminished by a less intense
moistening of the basement area in si-mer.
A b 3 6 'A. u t. e K U" m i d i t y. -The statement of 0. A. Drozdov
(Ref 5) that the- amount -of precipitation -is about -proportional to
the absolute humidity, is accurAte only up to a certain degree for
pelting rainfalls in the medium latitudes. The correlation coeffi-
cients between the latter kind of precipitations (Pig 1) and absolute
humidity indicate a VA_ 10 . interrelation in-the entire USSR
with the exceptioX'O~~--'~' a-t-ral Asia. The dependence described in the
s thus coafir 'th respect to all 3 factors discussed.
beginning i med w..
The precipitations in the form of general rain entirely depend on
the intennity of cyclonic circulation.- There are 2 figures, 2 tables,
and 6 Soviet roferoa--~es.
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YUSIff"I S*V*
Local anomalies-of gavity and lsost4sy,, Trudr_ Geof ItAnst, no,22:
111-116 1540 (KM 8:4)
(Isostasy) (Gravity)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 826
Yevseyevp Sergey Vasillyevich
0 nekotorykh zakonomernostyakh gravitatsionnogo polya zem)-l i Ikh
znachianii dlya geodezil I geofiziki (Certain RegulazIties in the
Boxth's Gravitational Field and Their Signifloanae for Geodesy
and Creophysios) FAyev,, Izd.-Vo Akademli nauk UkrSSR9 1957, 70 P.
1,500 copies printed,
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk Ukrain.skoy SSR. Seysmicheskiy
aektor.
PURPOSE: The pamphlet is intended for scientists and teachers working
in the field of geophysics and geodesq,,,
COVEMAGE: The pamphlet presents observation data on gravitatiou-
phenomena used to deduce certain new laws concerning the Earth's
gravitational field. The gravimetric polygons were set out in
ii,iountainous areas, including the Pamirs,, Cauoaous,, Alps,, South
Himalayas,, North Himalayas,, Altayj, Caxpathians,, and in Hawaii.
Card 1/,:',

Certain -Regulai-ities in. the,:Earth.9 0. (cont*,) .826
The book analyzes and evaluates-the data obtained and discusses
px,aatical applications. The author empahsizes that some of these
pi:-obl(=s are still little known,, but knowledge of them is essential
in.broadening the visia.6 of geophysical and geodetic studies'. The
w.xthor-believes he has succeeded in proving that the values of
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applitiation of theories of isostasy; inadditlon,, he re-examines
the interpolation and extrapolation of 11,,ravitational anomalies to
rander their estimations more realistia,,. The following Soviet
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new t3,pe anomalies; F, N. Xrasovsk:Ly,,- A, A, Izotov, A. N. Tikhonov,
Jr. A. Magnitskiyt Yu. D. Bulanzhe,, and lit. S, NoIodenskiy. There
&Lrle 11. figures, 10 tables., 28 Soviet reTerenoes, 4 Geman, and
-1.EngUsh.
TAB.M. OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
I. Cantemporainj Problems of Theoretical Gravimetry 5
Card 2/3

Certain Re,gularities in the Earth's (Cont.); 826
II. Observed Gravity Values 6

,
Chin&
AM le~
nAravity-VaIiiis with
10
IV, Geophlrsical Meaning o;.r Gravitational Anamalles 23
V. Localized Gravitational Anomalies 32

VI. Re-gional .Anomalies and Isostasy 46
VII. Geodesy and Gravitational Anomalies
53
VIII, Resolution of Gravitational Anomalieo Acoording to
Altitude 66
Bibliograpby 70
AVAILABIX: Library of Congress 14M/~rde
11-26-58
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AUTHOR; Yevoevey, 041~ V.
ORG: none
TITIE: Gravitational field or the earth and isostary
SOURCE: International Geological Congress. 22d. Hew Delhi, 196h. Goologichaskiyc
rezulltaty prikladnoy geofiziki (Geological restEta of applied geophysics); doKlady
sovetakikh geologov, problema 2. Moscow, Izd-vo ;-Nedra, 1965, 85-90
TOPIC TAGS: isostary, gravity anomaly, reboundi, gravimetry aRn V mi r1oAj f'IeZO
ABVRACT:1 This articlepresents an anal3rsis of the generally accepted technique
of determining the effect of elevation upon gravity anomalies. In order to avoid
unreliable-or incorrect results, it is necessary to fulfill several strict condi-
tions. InTarticular it is necessary to,moaify the technique by using the Fourier
expansion-, -In various parts of the world,- the value of the coefficient of elevation
remains the'same and is equal.to the Bouguer reduction factor. A relationship exists
between thf-I'local anomalies (obtained after remaying the regional background) and
isostatic tizomalies. Introduction-of the above coefficient appears to be useful
when mean I-Sravity anomalies are used. Free-air anomalies mqj be represented as a
sum of the expansion terms, each of which is prt~portional to the average elevation
Card

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-IIThe- Problarl -of theDevalopment-of the.Podolisk 'Fomationt (Podnestrov'YOO"
Dok. ANs 67,, No. 1., 1949.