SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DANILOV, M. A. - DANILUSHKIN, A. I.

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Soviet Inventions IllustriLted, Section I Chemical, Dervent,
of several parts
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USSR
YOZIITJFI4,.1, 1". 1.,L.;, --nd DANILOV NI J4.
"Dynarnics of 'Y-Jr.-e-ral, Protein and C~,ftohy rate 1,etpabolisif. in Chiclerz
d
Exposed to Varying Doses of Short-~,wve Ultraviolet Trradia tion"
'dincl. ir-f,
Sb. rp~;ot nnolcd---~:.h uch--nvkh. Vses'. n.-4. i to,
Tcoliection of of Youn-!y Scientists,l -AU-T.Jnion Sciant-ific Rece-,xcll
ana Technolon-ical Tnstitutc of.Poulltry Farming), 1970, vrp- 11, pp 294-2~9
(from R7,h-Biolo;-.icheskava 12-Ami No 2, 25 J,--,n 73.) -Absty-clict flo 03.-~'.12 from
Translation: I i'h daily exposure of cMckers to UV rayc
-e 'was an increase in the concent.Tation of i,
perminute per sq cm) thei i
Ca, total protein -- nrl IM, and a declincin the acti,~ity o"', Rlkaline phrx;-
Dhatase. A dose of 4,":03 inicro,,mtts iribibit-o protell! urc). I~nrbo.,Iydratc
tetabolism.
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025 bNCLASSf FIED PROCESStNG OATE--18SEP70
_-TITLE--A TECHNIQUE FOR DETERMINING THE DYNAMICS AND RATE-OF PORTAL
CIRCULATION WITH THE AID OF A PLATINUM AND HYDROGEN ELECTRODE -U-
-,AUTHOR-(04)-VISHNEVSKIY, A.A., VOLYNSKIY,.YU.D.i, DANILOV, M.V.,.BERDIKYAN,
,~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:.~,SOURCE--KHIRURGIYAv 1970t NR 4f PP 97-99
~~DATE~ PUBLISHED ------- 70
_~SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-BLOOD CIRCULATION# LIVER9 VEIN9 HYPERTENSIONly PLATINVM
'ELECTRODE
.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
AOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-'PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/,.L219 STEP NO--UR/0531/70/000/004/0097/0099
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054114
UNCLASSIFIED

. . ... . . . . .
_'2/2 625 UNCLASSIFIED~ PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
C;I RC _ACCESSJON NO--AP0054114
'~~'AOSTR ACT/ EX.TRACT!- (U) ~GP-0- ABSTRACT.
: THE AU THOR SPROPOSE A NEW METHOD
OF.~STUDYING THE:PORTAL CIRCULATION BY MEANS:*OF AZATHETER WITH A
ELECTRODE INTRODUCED INTO THE, HEPATIC -VEIN. ASCORBIC ACID
SOLUTION WHICH WAS INTRODUCED INTRASPLENTCALLY. JHE PLATINUM ELECTRODE
-RECORDS THE-INDICATOR DILUTION CURVE IN THE.HEPATIC VEIN. THE REFERRED
~.':OT~'TECHNIQUE ENABLES ACCURATE DETERMINATION OF THE:RATE OF PORTAL
AND THE CHARACTER OF INDICATOR~EVACUATION FROM THE PORTAL
~CHANNELT,AS WELL AS HELPS TO ASSESS THE.-DEGREE OF CIRCULATION IMPAIRMENT
THROUGH THE LIVER AND COLLATERAL CIRCULATION9
UNCtASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 681.121:389.12
TZIP Engineers GAMORIUN, X. Ya., KIVILIS, S. S.,
Docent, Candidate of Technical.Scie,nces
"High-Production Flowmetern
Moscow, Pribory i sistem
_,y upravleniyq, No 9, 1973) P 48
Abstract: This brief article describes a flowmeter developed and
operated by TZIP (Tallin Plant for Measurement Instruments) to
satisfy demands for a_highlyaccurate~means of conducting accurate
transmissions of liquid flow units. Also capable of gas flow mea-
surements, the meter provides high productivity in a broad measure-
ment range. A diagram of the deviceds given toeether with an ex-
plangtory text. Investigation of the prototype, built by the
VNID-ISe /expansion unknown/, showed that the measurement error
did not exceed +0.2 or +0-3%-~ It is noted that there is practi-
cally no upper limit of measurement for the device.
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LNCLA'S~fFIED!~:! P!ROCESS ING DATE--20NOV70
~TITLE--INVESTLGATICN OF THE UPTICAL.INHOIXOGENEIT[ES OF THE ACTIVE
-.SUBSTANCE IN.A. CF-SU83 J -U-
~AUTHOR-(04)-BELOUSOVA, I.M., DANILOV, O.B.,.SINITSYNA, I.A., SPIRIDoNoV,
V.v.
:CCUNTRY OF INFC--USSR
~-SCURCE-Z!-Ut~NAL EKSPERIMEf4TAL'NQY I TEORETItHESKOY FIZIKr, 1970, VOL 58#
5, PP:1481-1486
JDATE PL&LISHED---70
'SUBJECT ARC-AS--PHYSICS
',.'TCP-'IC TAGS-REFKACTIVE INDEX, INTERFEROMETEP, SHOCK -WAVE, LASER PUMPING,
--LASER
.CbNTlZC.LMIAF K 1.1, G-NO RESTRICTIONS
~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSfFfE0
.!.PkOX,Y PEEL/FRAME--3002/0017 STEP NO--UR/0056170/058/005/1481/1486
~CIPC ACCESSICN NO--AP0127667
UNC LASS I F I C-0

Ob4 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
.CIRC ACCESSICN Nfj--AP0127b67
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE T IME DEPENDENCE OF THE
::~.~.REFRACTIVE INDEX DURING PHOTODISSOCIAT10N 4S'.D=_MJNSTkA"TED BY THE
_-INTERFEROMETER TECHNIQUE. IT IS SHCWN- THAT A SHOCK WAVE APPEARS IN THE
SUBSTANCE CCNTAMIN'ATED WITH THE PHOTUDISSOC IATION, PRODUCTS. THE WAVE IS
DUE TO EVAPORATICN (RESULTING FROIN ABS13PPTION OF. THE Pu!-'iPING LlGia) 01--
.-MOLECULAR IUDINE' DEPOSITED ON THE CUVETTE, WALLS. ~IT IS SHOWN THAT THE:
JIME UELAY BETWEEN GENERATION AND THE PUMPING PULSE ilFAKLY DEPENDS ON
THE PRESSURE (AT HIGH VALUES OF.THE-LATTER). THIS EFFECT IS ASCRIBED TO
'E SPONTANEOUS EMISSION LINE WIDTH APD NATURALLY LEADS TO
INCREASE OF Th .1
NCREASE GF-ThE GENERATION THRFSHOLD.:
AN, It
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
BELOUSOVA, I. M., DANILOV, 0. B., ZAPRYAGAYEV, A. F.P- and ROZ,,*tNGV,
N. N.
"'Study of the Radiation Spectrum of a Laser Used as Receiver of a
Signal With a Doppler Shif t"
Moscow, Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, Vol 58,
No 2, Feb 70, pp 394-406
Abstract: The article describes results of a study of the radiation
spectrum of a helium-neon laser which.is acted on by a signal reflect-
ed from a moving object (a mirror or.a reflector wirh a diffusing sur-
face). It. is shown that at a significantly low answer signal inten-
Sit Y (-- 10-4 of the output power) beats appear in the laser radiation whose
frequency is determined by Doppler's law, with a modulation depth
close to 100 percent. The low-frequency beat spectrum reveals har-
monics. -114o reasons are assumed for the appearance of the harmonics:
.1) multiple passage of the signal between the laser and the moving
object, and 2) (in the case of a multifrequency~1aser mode non-
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USSR
BELOUSOVA, I. M., et al., Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy
Tiziki, Vol 58, No 2, Feb 70,,PP 394-406
linear interaction between the field of the answer signal of one mode
and the f ield of another mode.
It was found experimentally that a mode of stimulated laser
generation sets in after the signal reflected from the moving.object
ceases to act on it ("memorization" effect). It, is shown that the
existence of the "memorization" effect%As due to the presence of har-
monics. in the beat spectrum. The question of the stability of the
"memorization" mode is considered theoretically. It is suggested
is a stability region for the case of three frequencies
belonging to,one longitudinal:,mode.
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B:,,:LOUSOVA., 1. 1-1.D B. ZAPRYAGAYEV., k. P.
"Ex-perimental Study of Nonlinear.Processes in Lasers Using a raxt f
01 te UTA
iand Neon"
Leningrad., Journal of Technical Physics; February-, 1970; Pp 405-7
A A A
ABSTRACT: The article concerns an experimental study of the spectunbn -nd modu-
lation depth of laser radiation, with the.return wave's beinr directed into the
resonator by a moving reflector. The study indicates,the presence of several
h~amonics in the spectrum of Doppler beats who3e intensity depends on the con-
ditions of the return of'-,Ijhe radiation from the moving reflector inside the
resonator. The effect of generating forced oscillations in a laser irith a
fixed reflector is observed.
The article includes a table and two figures. TMre are three references.
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Acc. Nr: 4f0043(;(;9- Ref. Code: UR 0056
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal EksperTm)tal'noy;i Teoretichaskoy
Fizikij 1970, Vol 58, Nr 2~ P P 3 -7 440 6
INVESTIGATION OF THE, RADIATION SPECTRUM
OF A LASER EMPLOYED AS A DETEXTOR
OF A DOPPLER SHIFTE'D SIGNAL
-a, 0. B. Danilav. .1. F. Zelp,rgf., ~,~z lie v, N. X- Ru:anol,
The radiition spectrurn of a helium-neon laser subjecteil to the cbon (if a Signal
reflected from a moving body is investigate(l. Stimulateil gent,ration arking in ct-s'a-
tion of action of the external Fignal on the laser is observe(l.
REEL/FRAME
19770073

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Nr: Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
~X047884- INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABST. 76; 7
A70-25123 Experimental investigatidn' of nonlinear
processes in a User employing a oton,heliurn gas mixtufts Wksparl-
mental'noe issledovanje nelineinVkh protsessov. v OKG na sinesi
gazov geiii-neon). 1, M. Belousova, 0. 8. Danil.QY. band A. F.
Zapriagaev. Zhurnal 7-ekhnicheskoi F127R7'-Vo-L 40, Feb, 1970, p.
405-407. In Russian.
Study of the spectrum and depth of modulation of laser
emission in the case where the laser beam is reflected back into the
resonator by a mirror moving along the directionof the beam. In this
case, the laser power output is modulated at the Doppler frequency
corresponding to the rate at which the mirror moves. It is7 found that
the spectrum of the Doppler beats exhibits several harmonics whose
intensity depends on the conditions under which the backward wave
is reflected from the moving mirror. V'P.
REEL/FRAME
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UW 0?11j~,
'VSKOV 0.
Y11ONDPiT'YEV., A. B. IMASI-ENUMKOV, P. N., K01-MMU YIP V.1 V. P.J Z!, j A..?
P-43ITLOV 0. M., and MMKIIJ, V. V.
pparatus for the Electrochemical Treatment of Sma-11 Diameter Holes"
~',USSR Author's Ce-.t-ificate No 281079, Filed 25 Jun 65, Publlished 6 Mar 72 (f rom-
Beferativnyy Zhurnal --J21imi3-a, No 21(1i)) 1972, Abstract 11o 21L2&8P by
A.. D. Davydov)
Translation: Me new patented apparatus contains a tank for electrolyte, the
power source, and a cathode in the sbape of a thin rod. It is suitable f or the
zide of 1o-..-:-,,1gnCtic al-loys such as
treatment of snal-1 di--meter holes in tems r
VK6) WO, andvia5. It differs from other similar apparatus by the presence of
a magnetic lens (in a shape of the shielded coil), with the, cathode-instnurent
Die cathode is rade of paramagnetic material, in orde-
~Placed withtr- its field. r
to prevent the concentration of 2-miagnetic power lines in it.:

OG9. UNCLASSIFIED'' RROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
."J I TLE--ISOi-'.ER I LAY I CN OF TkIMETHYLGLUCOSE~ TO
TRIMEThY'L,GLUCDPCRTHC,SACCHARtiNIC. ACID -U-
,..q'UTHOR-.(03)-GAKHCK IDLE S.N.
R.A.v NAGAYDELI's A.I., DANILOV,
GF INFC--USSR,
Su-kJPCE-SZiCbSh'CH. AKAD. NIAUK. GRUZ. SSR 1970. 57 (1 );v 73-6
L
P UbL I SHE D------- 70
-cr AREAS--~,HFMIS TRY, BIOLOGICAL ANO.MEDICAL SCIENC-::S
---jCPl CTAGS-- ISCME? I ZAT ION v'*,-UCOSEt LEAD COMPOUNDt SACCHAR I D~:: ORGANIC
AC 10
CGNTRCL MIARMING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT: CL,4SS--LlNCLA5SIFfE0
PROXY REEL/FRAIME--3CO2111931 STEP NO--UR/02511701057/001/00-13/0076
CIRC ACCL
NO-A1101213611
L 'A s s I F I F 0
Now., I

USSR
DANILQX. V. A., Scientific Research Institute for General and Pedagogical
Psychology, Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of the USSR$ Moscour
"Diagnosing the Strength of the Nervous System in Thought and Speech Activity"
Moscow, Voprosy Psikhologii, No 3, May/Jun 73, pp 150-154
Abstract: The author's purpose was to diagnose the strength of the nervous
system on the basis of test results; for this reason, primary interest was
not so much in the developed ability of test subjects to perform mental
operations as in the dynamics of their capacity for work. While handling test
assignments. Mental operations acted as a "load" demanding active second-
-signal activity. It was found that moclified relinble procedures can be
developed involving "elim-inaticn-, of analogies" --nd "associative
experiment" for differentiating test subjects as to the dynamics of their
capacity for work in the area of mental speech activity. Comparison of
indices of the dynamics of capacity for work showed that correlations exist
between all three procedures. These tests can be used to diP4_~ncse the
-ir .,yij-tevz in riental. -;p(vrreh acA1vJ'ty.
8trongth of tbft hizvin Rica

0 1 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
TITLE--THERMAL STABILITY OF AROMATIC POLYESTERS -U-
AUTHOR--KORSHAK, V.V., VINOGRADOVA, S.V., DANILOV, V.C,., BERTDZE, L.A.,
-.SALAZKTN S.N.
-OUNTRY-OF INFO--USSR
,.SOURCE--VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN. SER B 1970, 12(2), 129-32
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-THE:~MAL STABILITY, POLYESTER RESIN, C-CMDENSATIGN ;,E4C.T[O%p
:,CHLORIDE, 0CLY;NUCLEAP HYDPOCARPiON, PHENOL
C DINT P 0 LMARKING--NO R~STRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRA!AE--11?',q9/0227 STEP '4Cj--UR/0460/70/012/002/012q/')132
a
CIRC ACCESSION Nn--AP0106883
UNCLASSIFIED

. ...........
2/z Oil UNCLASSIFIED PPOCESSING DATF-11SEP70
I RC ACCESSION' NO--AP0106883
ABSTR.ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. OTA CURVES OF POLYESTERS PRSPD. BY
CONDENSING PHFN0L'PHTHALEIN WITH 1 EQUIV. SEBACOYL r-HLORIF)E,
OF
I'SOPHTHALOYL CHLORIDE1 414?RIMEtBIPHENYCOICARBONYL~CHLOR1,E, R
..TEREPHTHALOYL CHLORIDE (1), ANn BY CONDENSING I WITH
-HYDROXYPHENYL)FLUOREVEI 10,10,BIS(4,HYDROXYPHE'JYL),ANTHRO'9Et
9,9,BIS(4
'APHTHELEMONE, OR PTSP4-NOL A (II)v 'SHOWED
Z12v81S(4,HY)ROXYPHENYL)hCFN
~THAT THE COMPOS. WERE STABLE. SMALLER.THAIN DR EOUAL~Tn /.600c:rREpr, IL4 Hp.
-AT 350-600EGREES THE WT- LOSS IN HE WASo 2-- 3PEPCENT~. THE 4T. LbssEs IN
HE-AT -900DEGRE.ES 'WERE SMALLER THAN OR.EQUAL TO 50P.ERCEN.:r FOR THE
POLYESTERS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THOSE CONTG.-II.,
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR wo 666.914
DA14ILOV, V. I.. Engineer (Khoroshevskiy Reinforced Concrete Parts Plant DSK-1),
NERIaN, A. P., Candidate of Technical Sciences (Moscow Order of the Red Banner
of Labor Engineering and Construction Inatitute imeni V. V. Kuybyshev), and
FAKNSKIY, 0. 1., Engineer (Glavmosstroy).
"Technology of High-Strength Gypsum Plaster Parts"
Foscowl Stroi'6el'nyye Faterialy, No 1, Jan 74, pp 14-15
Abstracts New technology has been proposed for tho singlo-ntep production
of gypsum and gypsua plaster parts from dih)-drous gypsum. The method involves
intensive dehydration during heating of the dihydrous gypsuzzi powder whereupon
the chemically bonded wator remains in tho riass in the form of noil3ture and
then, as a result of cooling, enters into the reaction of the polyhydrate
hydration. With this method it is possible to produce plaster Ath filler with
a compressive strength up to 600 kgf/cm2 at a bulk density of 2200 kg/m3. This
new method eliminate a nuidIber of intermediate processes and yields a better
product than obtained from currently used production processes. A figure shows
the production schezatic for mamufacture of sbeet rock,: Three figures.
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USSR UDC 621#391-62t621-317-346
GORBACHEV, A. A. and DANILOV, V. I.
"Estimating the Intensity of a Noise Signal in AIM Oscillations"
Gortkiy, izves-tiya VUZov SSSR Radiofizika, Vol 13, No 1, 1970o
PP-88-92
Abstract: in sDecial radio receivers, particularly radioastro-
nomical observation equiDment, there is need for measuring the
noise. The -Du--Dose of i.-~is DaDer is to determine the error in
these measureimenlEs with quasi-optimal treatment of the received
oscilla--lu-ions when the output of the high-frequency part of -'L-.he
receiver contains an ami)--litude-modulated signal in noise. It
is assumed t-hat -,-.he distribution of instantaneous noise values at
theout-out- and -'%-,he distribution of the-amDlitude time function are
MOMM.L& T-he net-had of maximum probability ;s used to estimate
the noise envelope dispersion, An:expression is obtained,for the
shift.in the dispersion estimate, and a description is given of
ex erimental equipment designed to verify this expres5ion.
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--I 3NOV7 0
:'-~--112 025 UNCLASSIFTEQ-' PROCESSING OATE
T-ITLE--E:LECTR6-llC ASPECTS JF THE i-HGTQDIMERIZATIGIN~ OF ~YqIMIIMNE iASES AND
THEIR~ OE-PlVATIVES -U-
-YU.A., DAINI LOV, V.I., AUPRIYEVICH, V.A.1 OGL06LINt
V. v.
.'.S0UR'CE--T;-:fjrk. r-'(SP. 1 ~37 0 t6(1)t 33-19
PU3LISHED ----------
-S UBJ ECT PMYSICS, 61GLOGICAL At'! MEDICAL SCIENCES
JGPI_C ?Y;~.IAIDNN EXCITED STATEf W~AC'IL, THYMINE,
-:'-,-*.-PH!)T0L'FFECTf '-:REE' RADIC;'~Lt ONA
~-CPNTRUL 1ARK[ING-NO RESTRICTIONS
D 0.t.U M E -N T tLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.-PROXY i1 ELF R A A F-- 3 0 0 21 L 14 STEP Ni3.--UR/0379/70/006/001/0033/0039
A CC E S S' 1-91N' NO-AP0128541

UNCLASSIFIED~ PP%C)(-,-SSfN'- t)ATE--L3N0V70
025
C4,KC ACCESSUDIN h0--AP0l?_a541
:.;,-A,,BSTRACT/c~XT1,14CT--(iJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CALCIN S. WERE MADE ~!N THE L014EST
EXCITEG TRIVUET (T SU(M A.M0 SINGLEr -S Sud I I STATES [IF Tii' TITLE
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038 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--27NOV70
THE INTENSITY OF A NOISE SIGNAL AN AM OSCILLATIONS -U-
~_AUTHOR-(02)-GORBACHEV, A.A., DANILov, V.I..
~.~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSIR
S0URCr:-_GQR'KfYr ILVE'SfiYA VULOV S.SSR RAO 101: IZIKAi VOL L3, NO 1, 1970, PP
-88-92
PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS---ASTRONICMI-,ASTROPHYSICSI NA V,I GA T I ON
TOPIC TAGS--aADIO RECEI'VER, SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO, AMPLITUDE MODULATION,
~'RAD 10 ASTRONOMYt OSCILLATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
IT CLASS--Ut4CLASSIFIEf)
0 0 C U M EN
~,.-'-'P~OXY,REEL/FRAME--3003/11)54 s'rEP NO--UR/0141/'tO/013/001/0088/0092
C ACCESSMN Mil--AP01-30-717
UNICLASSIFIED

038 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CJRC ACCESSION NO-AP0130737
APSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN SPECIAL:RADIO RECEIVERS,
-.PARTrCULARALY RADIOASTRONOM [CAL OBSERVATION EQUIPMENTi THERE IS NEED FOR
,,..-.:,:MEASURING THE NOISE. THE PURPOSE:.OF THIS PAPER I'S TO~DETERMING THE
ERROR: -IN THESE MEASUREMENTS WITH dUAS.11.OPTIMAL TR.EATMENT OF THE RECEIVED
WHEN THE OUTPUT OF.THE HIGH FPEQUENCY PART OF THE RECEIVER
AN AMPLITUDE MODULATED SIGNAL IN NOISE. ;IT IS ASSUMED THAT THE
..DISTRI.-BUTION OF INSTANTANEOUS NOISE VALUES AT THE:~OUTPUT AND THE
DISTRJOUTION OF THE AMPLITUDE TIME FUNCTJON ARE NORMAL. THE 14ETHOD OF
'MAXIMUM PPOBABILITY IS USED TO ESTIMATE THE NOISE,;FENVELOP DISPERSION.
'AN EXPRESSION IS OBTAINED F(I*k THE SHIFT IN THE DISPERSION ESTIMATEJ A-NO
A DESCRIPTJON IS GIVEN OF EXPERIMENTAL EQUIPM-ENT DESIGNED TO VERIFY THIS
~EXPRESSION. DIFFERENCES BFTWEEN THE THEORETICAL AiD EXPERD
N MENTAL
~C,URVES,FOR THE DISPERSION SHIFT ARE EXPLAINED BY MEASUREMENT ERRORS.
UINIC L A S S I F I E D

1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--230CT70
TITLE--MAGNETIC FIELD OF AZIMUTHALLY UNIFORMLY MAGNETIZED CYLINDkICAL
CONFIGURATIONS -U-
'AUTHOR-(02)-DANILOVo V-1.9 IANOVICIt M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~SOURCE-REV. ROUMAINE PHYS.9 VOL. t5l NO-;- U, P'.- T31-90ri 19-r(r'
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS ANb ELECTRICAL ENGR., PHYSICS
~'TOPIC TAGS--MAGNETIC FIELO, CYLINDRiC'WAVE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/1702 STEP NO--RU/0032/70/015/OOL/0073/0090
CIRC ACCESSION Ntl--AP01?204?~

PROCESSING DATE-230CT70
9-12 022 UNC~ASSIFIED
_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0122032
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AS A CONCLUSION TO A PREVIOUSLY
PUBLISHED PAPEk (ABSTR. A25174 OF 1969) THE'AUTHORS GIVE THE EXPRESSIONS
FOR.THE MAGNETIC FIELD COMPONENTS OF UNIFORMLY AZIMUTHALLY MAGNETEZEo
-ANNULAR CYLINDRICAL SECTORS, REGARDED.AS THE GENERAL CASE OF CYLINDRICAL
CONFIGURATIONS AND ALSO FOR THE MAGNETIC FIELD COMPONENTS OF A SPECfALLY
SHAPED FINE WIRE WOUND COLL. FACILITY: JOINT INST. NUCLEAR RES.,
DUBNAP USSR.

- ----------- ---- ----- --- - - -----
USSR UDC: 53-07/.08-1-53-001.5
St~ MIRNOV, V. I.,, Joint Institute of Nuclear
D-01Mg- Y. -FONOV, A. 11.)
-Hesea--ch
"A Method of Regulating Capture Efficiency in a Syr, ch rocyclotron"
USSR Author's Cer'Llificate No 26,0367, Division 11, filet] 12 1.1ec 66, rubl-ishod
15 Feb 71 (from 'M-Fizika, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No 4A508 P)
Translation: A m-ethod is proposed for regulating capture effectiveness
in the accelerat-ion mode in a phasotron. The procedure is based on
chan&ing the magnetic field of the a-ccelerator. As r- distinguishinC feature
sity of the output bevir. is increased by azirr-uthal
of the patprit, the inten.,
variation of the vinglictic field, and the averoge va-lue of the fle.1d is
regulated by var-jirg the ring current flowing through the turns of a NnndinV,
around the pole. K. 11. Koroll.
1/:L

USSR UDc 612.84
L D-R-al.RciHOG G., -AVETICLAN, Z. A., ALLAUVERDYAN, M. A.,
GLYZ, G.
GRIGORYALN, Sh. V., and SAMIGYAN, G. Kh.:.~Laboratory of Optical Reception,
Academy;of Sciences.Amenian 35R
"Possible Xechanisms of the Magnetic Sensitivity of Birds"
Yerevan, Biologichoskiy Zhurnal Armenii, Vol 23, No 8, Aug 70, pp 26-34
Abstract: The possible role of the pecten in the eyes of birds as a photoreceptor
and orientation factor which responds to Earth's magnetic fields during flight
is discussed. The structure of the organ is described,'and the results of in-
vestigations of its role and functions are reported. The processes which take
U U I
place in 'Wic pecton of,birds under the influence of an alternating magnetic field
are as follows; As a result of irregularities in flight paths (e.g., changes in
speed and altitude, head movements, otc.).the magnetic field stimulates heparin
secretion and causes its concentration in the vascular network of the pecten. As
a result of its negative electric charge and chemical
U properties, the heparin pro
ducos tho uxcitation of the central nervous system. Through electromagnetic in-
n the a1zornating magnetic field causes the appearance of electromagnetic
ductio, a
forces in the blood vessels of the pecten. which tend to irritate the vascular
roceptorG of the pecten and the optical nerve fibers (with which the pecten is in
contact). The combined action of the magnetic field and light on the pecten
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Vol 23, No 8, Aug 70,
DANIIDV, V. j., et al, Biologichoskiy Zhurnal Armenii,
pp 205-34
creates conaltions for a photomagnotic effect in the organ, leading to the forma-
tion of diffused electric waves which tend to excite the optical nerve fibers.
On this basis,the pecten may be regarded as performing the functions of aL bio-
logical photo;_,gnetic magnetometer. Furtherexperimental and theoretical study
of this hypothesis are necessary.
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USSR UDC: 661.3.4 i
MANDRUGIN, V. A., SAVUIKIIINA, T. A.., FILATOV.?'l, L. A., KRAVKOV,~%,
I DANT 1 11. P.
1. A., VAVILOV, V. A.) L%Audim~
111pvestigation of Elect rophosphors of the CRT Type-11
Sb. nauch. tr. VNIT Iyumino-Forov i osobo chist. veshchesv~ (Col-
01, T 7~7j- - --I~ -
lected IL - , _76 11
cinucilic I'l-or 11 "1 r C
, C7feTj L j73:6 ~
IIISt4jLtUtC Of Phosp]101-S P-111d PLIrC M~ItoriIIS) , 1.9_71, vyp 59
pp 73-82 (from Kh i a No 7 1) r72, Abstract No 71,1'4)
T -zI,
wi L11 v
Plant.
f7
Volt-- f 115 V z 0" 2-.~!
ibiio-r~-_-,, o
f

USSR
RMLOYA.V.& S. Soil Biology Faculty, Moscow State University
"Study of Chemiluminescence of Cell Structures During Induced Carcinogenesis"
Moscow,IBiofizika, No 1, 1971, pp 346-348
Abstract: The effect of polycyclic hydrocarbons on luminescence of rat liver
cell nuclei, mitochondria, lysosomes, an&lipids was studied. The integral
luminescence of the lipids and nuclei diminished during the interaction with
carcinogens, a possible indication of the primary lowering of the level of
free-radical reactions and in tensi Ei cation of the antioxidant acti-trity of
the lipid phase. This also happened in theicase of mitochondria, although
luminescence was intense during the first few minutes. The effect on the
lysosome fraction was different, possibly because carcinogens, on coming
into contact with the lysosomes, release enzymes, which are subsequently
oxidized. In all the fractions there was a correlation between changes in
the intensity of luminescence and the carcinogenic activity of the compounds.
The addition of carcinogens to the organelles of tumor tissue (sarcoma 45)
had little.effect on the intensity of luminescence, showing that tumor cells
are highly resistant to carcinogens due to blocking of the carcinogen-
metabolite reaction.
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2/2 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV7C
~':~CIRC: ACCESSION NO-ATOIL5117
ABSTRACTIEXTR ACT--( U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CHEMILUMINESCENCE ACCOMPANIES THE
.-:.-INTERACTION OF LYSOSOMES WITH VARIOUS CARCINOGENSlo INDICATING THATTHE
LATTER.PROVOKE FREE RADICAL REACTIONSJN JHE LYSOSOME MEMBRANE. STRONG
:_l;AR(;INOG,EN5 SUCH AS 3,4. BENZOPYRENE~ AND 20~METHYLCHOLANTHRENE (1) EXCITE
STRONG:LUM,INESCENCE IN NCRMAL LYSOSOMES,:,WHEREAS WEAK CARCINOGENS SUCH
AS;~ANTHRACENE AND 1,2 BENZOPYRENE.EXCITE::;LITTLE- 1 HOWEVERy 1 010 NOT
CAUSE:LUMINESCENCE IN'SARCOMA'45 LYSOSOMES. : LIVER LYSOSOMES TAKEN AT
ANTERVALS FROM ANIMALS TREATED WITH IISHOWED LUMINESCENCE INCREASES FOR
~UP TO 3 MONTHS AFTER TREATMENT. EXPOSING.M.IXTS.OF LYSOSOMES AND
3,4 BENZOPYRENE', OR .1 TO 2 TIMES 10 PRIME4 LUX VISIBLE LIGHT
..~CAVSED LUMINESCENCE IN PROPORTION TO THE~TIME OF. EXPOSURE AND THE
~,CAPCINOGENICITY 00 THE COMPD. LYSOSOMES:FROM ANIMALS EXPOSED TO 200,
-650Y.-ICIR 1500 R GAMMA RAYS SHOWED LUMINESCENCE IN PROPORTION TO THE AMT.
OF EXPOSURE. PEROXIDES, HYDROPEROXIDESP EPOXIDES9 ALDEHYDES, AND
KETCNES WERE:OBSD., IN LYSOSOMES FROM CERTAIN HEPATOMAS AND
~LYMPHOSARCGMAS., APPARENTLY OXIDN. REACTIONS CAUSED BY FREE RADICALS
~-AREI:INVULVED IN CARCINUGENESIS. ..FACILITY:,~ MOSK. GOS. UNIV. IM.
--LOMGNUSOVA-, MOSCOWs USSR..
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 534-341.001-572
SUGAKOV, V. I., TYCHINS.KIY, A. V., DANILOV--, V. V.
MW
"Amplified Miagnetostatic Echo"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 17, hTo 4, Apr 72, pp 781-786
Abstract: The paper outlines the theory of the amplified magnetostatic
echo. The analysis is based on examination of a system of nonlinearly
interacting modes of magnetostatic oscillations with regard to relaxation
processes. The curve for the amplification factor as a fuaction of the
interpulse spacing is studied in detail- It is shown -that this curve may
have a maxa-MUM determined by competing processes of amplification and re-
laxation. The theoretical results agree satisfactorily with experimental
data.
162

- ------------- -
USSR UDC: 51.6
E. P.
"On the Problem of Synthesizing Logic Devices Based on Homogeneous I.Iinnik
Matrices"
Izv. Leningr. elektroteklin. in-ta (News of Leningrad Electrical En-ineer-
it
ing Instiuute), 1971, vyp. 98, pp 43-48 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 1, Jan
72, Abstract No 1V658)
[No abstract]
1/1

USSR
DAMILOV V. V., KOLESOV, N. V.
"Reliability Synthesis of an Automaton with Detection of Single Failure"
-ta, [Works of Leningrad Institute of Elec-
Izv. Leningr. Elektroteklin. In
tric Engineering), 1972, No 118, Part 1, pp 107-111 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, Moscow, 1973, Abstract No 3 V442
~by K1. 11-fadatyan).
Translation: The problem of reliability synthesis of'the logic convertor
of an automaton is studied. It is assumed that individual defects are
detected by means of the automaton being tested.
38

.-.112 005 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70.
.,,.:T,ITLE--,`,l0NlLINEAR GENERALIZATIONS.OF DIRAC E,.IUATION WHICH ALLOW THE
-CONFORMAL GROUP -U-
YU.A.
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR,
,,:.S()URC.E--TE0RETICHESKAYAk I MATEMATICHESKAYA FIZIKAF 1970t VOL Zt NR'3t PP
:29.7-301
PUBLISHED ------- 70
:SUBJECT AREAS--MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS
TRAINSFORMATIO, NONLINEAR EQUATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.-"DDCUMENT,CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1985/ZO35 STEP N0--UR/0646/70/002/003/0297/0301
__CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102064
UNCLASSH'IED

212 005 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--L60CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102064
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MOST GENERAL FORM IS
CONSTRUCTED FOR THE NONLINEAR ADDITIONAL TERM TO HUMOGENEOUS (1.E.
CORRESPONDING TO ZERO MASS) DIRAC EQUATIONt PRESERVING CONFORMAL
INVARIANCE OF-THIS EQUATION. THE LARGEST TRANSFORMATION GRUUP (IF
'HICH IS ALLUWED
INDEPENDENT VARIABLES AND COMPONENTSOF PSI IS-FOUND,
-(IN-THE.S. LIE'S SENSE) BY THE~ABOVE MENTIONED GENERALIZATIONS OF DIRAC
EQUATIUN.

112 0 11 UNCLASSIF10 PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
T.lTLE-_DYNAm(CS OF SYSTEMS OF CONTROL AT LOWER LIMIT OF RANGE OF
`:,CONTROLLING' UNDER NONILINEAR DAMPING -U-
'AUTHOR-(05)-,DANILOV, YU.A., KAZI41RENKO, V.F., KULMIN, A.N., PARFENOV,
A.S., PETROV-,YU.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,,,..SOURCE--AVTOMATIKA I TELEMEKHANIKAY 1970t NR 3, PP 162-173
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--tiATHENIATICAL SCIENCES1 MECH.1 IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--DYNAMIC SYSTEM, NONLINEAR AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM, HARIMONIC
FUNCTION, LINEAR APPROXIMATION
CONTROL MAqKING--NG RESTRICTIONS
~-~OOCUMENT CLASS--IJNCLASSIFIED
PROXY (ZEEL/FR;'0,E--I9J83/I474 STEP NJU--UR/0103/*10/000/003/0162/OL73
CIRC ACCESSION i"10--AP0106230

212 Oil UNCLASSIFIED VP OCL S S I NG DATE--239CT70
C' I R. CACCES,SION NO--AP0106230
ABSTR4CY/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THERE ARE Cl 0 NIS .1 1) E R E 0C (3 NJ T f N U 0 U 5
CONTROL SYSTEMS WITH NONLINEARITIES EXISTING IN THE LQA0 I N,(l OF 'THE
EXECUTIVE COMPONENT THE INFLUENCE OF WHICH IS ESSENTIAL AT THE LOW
SPEEDS OF THE MOVEMENIT. THE METHOD OF HARM01-41C L.INEAKizt4riot4 15 USED TO
DETEkMINE THE CONDITIONS OF THE ORIGIN GA AUTO OSCILLATIONS AS WELL AS
THE POSSIBILITY OF USING THEM TO ACHIEVE THE EFFECT OF VIBRATIONAL
LINEARIZATION. THE RESULTS OF THE INVESTIGATIO14 HAVE
BEEN
EXP.ERIMENTALLY PROVED,

USSR
AVERKOVICH, N. V., BONDAREVSKIY, Ye. Ya., DaU
_LQV,,Yij, d RONOV, N. N.,
All Union Sci m-tific Research Institute of Physical Culture, Moscow Lnstitute of
Electronic Hach-Line.-Bu--aiding, Kursk Polytechnical Institute, and LIvov Polybech-
nical Institute
nThe Level of Physical Fitness cf People Living in Various Parts of the Countrv,
and.Methods of Evaluating It"
Moscow, Teoriya i Praktika Fizicheskoy Kulltury, No 10, Oct 70, PP 34-39
Abstract: Fitness levels waru assessed in 30,000 male and female first- and
second-year students at various institutions of higher learning in Mosco-.,T, Kjxsi-)
and Llvov. The evaluation was based on performance in various athletic events
1100 m dash, maning- broad jizq)) d4iot Put,, 1,500 m. run, ~ etc.) and co-aipared -;-,-ith
normo established for two different - national exercise progrzas: GTO (Ready for
Labor and Def onse of the USSR), i-kich has 1 been in eudstence for 10 years, arid the
recently proposed (1969) GrZR (ITZeady-for Labor aid Protecticz: of the
Although the -students of -Uha Moscow institutes and ixiivorsily did best in most', ol,
the events in the GrO program, the vast mjority of all. of tho s'%-,udenLs lurn-cul :Ln
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USSR
AVEMOVICH, N. V., et al, Teoriya i Praktika KzicheCkoy Kulltury, k10 10, Oct 70,
Pp 34-39
an overal-I Derformarce of satisfactory or better, showing that the GTO exe i
rcises
are too "easy." On the o~ TIM
ther h--,-Tid, rerfo ance in, the GTZR events --vas significant
ly below- expectations, primarily because the fitness level Gf Most Of the students
was, too low. Geography is considered to be cnly one of,several factors (e. g.,
the nature ofthe institute attended, Q-m requirements, etc.) cited as responsible
for the differences in results araong the various institutions.

USSR UDc 629-7Ft3-ol4t525(47)
17
BALAYPV, N. F., GRODZOVSKIY. G. L. ZAKHAROV, V. M.,
Y~, ROF.,+,.~LYa MOROZ OV, P.
KRAVTSEV, N. F., KUZ'?,'TN, R. N.,
NIKITIN, V. Ye., PEROV, S. P., PETUNIN, A,. N., UTKIN, V. and
SHVIDKOVSKIY, Ye. G.
"Scientific Data on tile Flight of Automatic Ionospheric "Yantar"
Laboratories"
Uch. zaD. Tsentr. Aproaidrodinam. in-ta (Scientific Notes of the
Central AerohydrodynaT.-lic Institute) 1971, Vol 2, No 2, PP 5F-65
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal Raketostroyeniye, No 11, Nov 71,
Abstract 11.4-1.87 Resume)
Abstractt Launches of automatic ionos-oheric "Yantpr' laboratories
with gaseous Dlasma-.;cnic enFlnes up to 100-400 km altittidr~s were
'd of Eeophysical rockets, for the purDose of
conducted with the ai 11
studying prospects of controlied fll-,ht, in u-Poer layerg of the
atmosphere.Performance of gaseous plasma-lonic enpines under i,ono-
s-oheric conditions was stuaied. Par,ameters ch-ractr~risirq the
'Lon jet-ionospheric plasma. interaction, as well --is of
neutral atmosPhere were measured. Scientific dit--i on conducted ex-
pertments is nrPsented. P fipureR, 1 table, 11 rpferpnces.

-1/3 093 UNCLASSIFIED :PROCESSING DATE--27NOV_'0
EFFICIENCY EVALUATION OF THERMOELECTR1C. MATERIALS FOR
THERMOGENERATORS OF VARIOUS,-U-.
._,-AUTHOR-(03)_EFREMOVi A.A., DANILDY,t YU.I., PUSHKAR.SKY, A.S.
-__,".COUNTRY -OF fNFO--USSR, UNITED STATES
rf
..:..SOURCE-.-4,TH ANNUAL INTERSOCIETY E,NERGY~CONVERSION~ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
WASHINGTON, U.S.A., SL:2584
~~-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
''SUBJEC AREAS
%-T- --BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, ENERGY CONVERSION.
-TAGS-- EL ECTRIC ENGINEERING CONFERENCE, THERMOELECTRIC POWER,
~T.HERMOELECTRIC PROPERTY,.THERMOELECTRIC.:GENERATOR
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFfED
:PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1632 STEP NO--US/10000/70/000/000/0000/0000
CIRC ACCESSfON N0--ATQ135261
I c- S_ 1 FE 0

2/3 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
:,:C-IRC ACCESSION-NO--AT0135261
GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF
-THERMOELECTRIC FACILITIES AND SPECIFIC CHARACTER OF THEIR WORK UNDER
VARIOUS~CONDITIONS MAKE, FOR EACH CONCRETE CASE, CERTAIN REQUIREMI--.~ITS TO
~..-,THERMOELECTRIC MATERIALS BEING USED-ANO~CONVERTERS ON THEIR POWER
~CHARACTERISTICS. GENERALLY, AT THE PRESENT TIME,'IN PRACTICE, VALUE OF
CRITERION ARE USED FOR:iEVALUAT[ON OF POWER POTENTIALITY
OF:.THEP.MOELECTRrC MATERIAL APPLICATION.--.HOWEVER.'~NOW, WHEN FIELDs
OF
:THERMOELECTRIC GENERATOR APPLICATION AND CONUITIONS OF THEIR OPERATION
..'ARE CONSIDERABLY EXTENDED, SUCH EVALUATION BECOMEIEVIDENTLY
INSUFF IC I ENT. THE PRESENT THEORETICAL WORK CONTAINS.NEW CRITERIONS OF
EFFICIENCY EVALUATION OF THERMOELECTRIC MATERIALS~OEPENDING ON SPECIFIC
7..lCONOIT.IONS OF OPERATION. THESE CRITERIONS.~ARE PRESENTED IN ANALYTIC
EQUATIONS, DEDUCED FOR SOME CONDITIONS STATED BELOW WHEN IT IS NECESSARY
-ACHIEVEm .. 1. MAXIMUM INTERNAL:. EFF IGI ENCY- OF THERMOELECTRIC MATERIAL.
MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY OF CONVERSION. .3. MAXIMUM ELIECTRIC CAPACITY
FROM.CROSS SECTION UNIT OF THERMOELECTRIC-CONVERTER FOR A CASE WHEN COLD
JGfNTS..OF THERMOELEMENTS ARE COOLED.BY.CONVECTIONAL WAY. 4. MAXIMUM
.,ELECTRIC CAPACITY FROM CROSS SECTION UNIT-OF THERMOELECTRIC CONVERfER,
WHEN.COLD JOINTS OF THERMOELEMENTS ARE COOLED ONLY BY RADIANT HEAT
EXCHANGE. FORALL INDICATED CASES, THE.EFFICIENCY OF THERMOELECTRIC
MATERIALS WORK IS ESTI-MATED BY DIMENSIONAL OR NOtl N
N DIMENSIO, AL C014PLEX
WHICH INCLUDES ONLY VALUES OF QUALITY,; MAXIMUM OPE~RATING TEMPERATURE OF
THERMOELECTRIC MATERIAL AND MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE TEMPERATURE DROP ON IT.
I I A r r T r~ 7 r

PROXY.-REEL/FRAME-1993/0620 STEP NO--UR/0089170/028/001/0033/0037
:CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0113506

USSR uDc: 613-1
Doctor of Yedicall Sciences, Director of the Central Scien-
tif c esearch Institute for Health Resort.Medicine and Physiotherapy, USSR
Ministry of Health, and OVCHARGVA, V. F., Head, Division of Medical Climatology
and Climatotherapy, Central Scientific Research Institute of Health Resort
and Physiotherapy, USSR Ministry of Health
"Why Is the Midmountain Environ _nt Healthful?
Moscow, Priroda, No 7, 1971, PP.8-14
Abstract: Despite the wide use of health resorts in the mountains for the
treatment of such diseases as tuberculosis bronchial asthma, incipient forms
of hypertension, various forms of psychosis and anemia, etc., the mechanism of
their curative action is not yet clear. Several zones have been distinguished
by altitude in a medical sense. These zones are used for treating different
diseases. Climatologists differentiate the factors of the mountain climate
into two groups: conservative factors, which distinguish the climate of any
ziountain area from that of lowland or sea-level regions; and specific factors
which distinguish one mountain area from another. Conservative factors deDend
on-the elevation. These include: reduced atmospheric pressure; reduced air
temperature and humidity; insignificant changes in meteorological conditions
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USSR
DANILOV, Yu. Ye. and OVCHAROVA, V. F., Priroda, No 7v 1971, pp 8-14
from-day to day, against a background of more pronounced changes over the
course of one day; increased total solar and ultraviolet radiation; electro-
magnetic conditions in the atmosphere favorable to the human organism --
depressed gradient potential and increased total conductivity (chiefly due to
negative aeroions); increased quantities of ozone, terpenes, phytoacides; and
finally, extreme purity and transparency of the air.
The partial pressure of oxygen in the air has a significant influence on
the respiratory process; but the parameters now available do not give an
adequate idea of the actual quantity of oxygen in the air. The authors describe
experiments carried out by one of them and by other researchers to improve
these parameters. From these experiments it appears that on ascending into the
mountains we experience a-change in the oxygen content of the air equivalent to
that vhich occurs in lowland or sea-level regions vith the onset of a large
cyclone. Such changes are of great significance for those suffcring from
cardivascula disorder= who already have, in Sechenov's expression, "internal
altitude." The article is supplied with five graphs showing variations in
various meteorological indexes; these graphs have extremely detailed captions.
There is also one table showing meteorological indexes in various places in
the Soviet Union.
2/2
66
Raw. W" RUH, wommuhummiumijimi

023 UNCLASSIFIEP PROCESSING,DATF--27NOV70
j.tTLE--blEDICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROBLEM OF'REST -U-
-(02)-DANILOV,
~AUTHGR YU-YE-i OPPENGEYMI D.Go
~COUNTRY OF INFO-_USSR
OURC E--l'40 SCOW, SOVETSKOYE ZORAVOOKHRANEMIYEv RU-SS[A,1,1, NO 3) 1.9701 PP
~WbAft PUOLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--BICLOGtCAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,TOPIC TAGS--PUBLIC, HEALTH, FATIGUE, PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
.CONTROL MARK I RESTRICTIONS
:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY RGeL/FRAME--3005/0713 STEP tJO--UR/0753/70/000/003/0054/0057
CIRC ACCESSION N(/'--AP0132816
J;--i L A S 3 1 F I F D

2/3 023 UiNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27N0V7,C'#
.CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0132816
,.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE CPSU PRGGRAt41 THE
DIRECTIVES ~OF THE TWENTY THIRD CONGRESS FOR THE FIVE YEAR PLAN OF
DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY IN THE 1966-1970 PERIOD, ANO IN A
OF. DECREES OF THE CC CPSU. AND THE COUeNCJL:OF -MINISTF.RS USSR MUCH
_,~-ATTENTION 15 PAID TO THE ORGANIZATION OF LARGE SCALE REST OF THE PUBLIC,
P,
-TO THE.CONSTRUCTIOsN OF HEALTH RESORTS AND TOURIST~'CEIITE S, AND ALSO TO
C, ZONES AN'D:AT HEALTH RESORTS.
0,NISERVATION OF NATURE IN SUBURBAN REST
~-JH[S IS NOT ACCIDENT. THE ORGANIZATION OF.LARGE,SCALE REST FOR THE
woRKERS-AND MEMBERS OF THEIR FAMILIES IS AN IMPORTANT SOCIAL WELFARE,
MEDICAL AND ECONOIMIC PROBLEM, WPOSE SOLUTION IS EXTREMELY1IMPORTANT TO
-PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND TO THE FURTHER STRENGTHENING OF THE HEALTH OF
.-THE SOVIET PEOPLE. THE PROBLEM OF REST HAS ASSUMED 134RTICULARLY
-Of WEEK WITH
..SERIOUS IMPORTANCE WITH THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE 5; DAY W RK
JWO FREE.DAYS THE SPECIFIC SOCIAL 'dELFARE FEATURE OF SOLBIING THF
PROBLEM OF RE;T IN THE USSRt AS DISTINGUISH5D FROM THE CAPITALIST
NTRIESi LIES NSTRUCTION ANi MAINTENANCE OF THE
COUt It% THE FACT THAT THE~ CO,
REST ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE SOVIET PEOPLE AqE BASED ON THE USE OF SOCIAL
CONSUMPTION FUNDS, SOCIAL INSURANCE FUNDSt THE SPECIAL FUNDS OF
E-11TERPRISES, AND KOLKHOZ FUNDS. THE RES]' AIND TOURIST
ESTABLISHIMENTS BUILT IN THE YEARS OF SOVIET POWER 'AND USED RY MILLIONS
OF PEOPLE. HtVE PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE, IN* PREVENTAON OF DISFASE, IN
IMPROVING PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT9 ANU 1.4 STRENGTHEN1,%G li-EALTH. BUT THE
.,PRE,SENT INETWORK OF THESE ESTABLISHMENTS IS NOT MEETING THE GRUWING NEEDS
OF THE PUBLIC FOR ORGANIZED REST.

m
U:*,ICI-- ASS I F I E-0

USSR 576-858-25.ol(476)-,,I:--'-
um
SMOYLOVA, T. I., VOTTAI-011, V. 1. 1-11SITAYEVA N. P. TMOD'I-CO L. P.
FEDORCRUK, L. V., VOINOV, 1. N., and DANILMIA, G. M. t~lor
ussian Institute of
Epiderdology and Microbiology, IUnsll~-
"Detection of Uahmniyerd Virus in the Belorussian SSR'I
Moscov, Voprosy Virusologii, No 1, 1973) pp 111-112
Abstm.-t: A strain of Uukumiyemi virus, n .d Belo,.,ezhslciy-Llu-~-,uniy,-ni-IOP, was
I in Brett.1-a-,ya Oblast, Belorussian SSR
isolated for the first time in 1970-197.
from femle h:oftes ricimis. The virus belo-ngea to the ec'romel-ta Groun passed
throuj-1 35-m- Seitz filters without significant titer cban.-es, and appar~.,jitly
the virions had P. supercapsular lipoprotein memibrane. The virus was hi
pathogenic to newborn white mice mich less so to Ii-9 gin rlice, and nonr-tho,-enic
to adult guinea pi,3s and white rats. reactions wit~.I several
Specific sera con-irrred that this virus belong-s t'o the UWrau-i'yerij groun,
Apparently the 13--lovezhskiy microfocus. from which the virus was olbtaircd is
part of an extensive focus opreadin-r, from the P~-Itic Sea soutb to Czcch-,,-A.o-
Yakia and western Ukrainian S.M.

USSR UDC: 536.24:536.42
DANILOVA, G. N., BEL'SKIY, V. K., KUPRIYANOVA, A. V., BORISHANISKAYA, A. V.
"Motion-Picture Study of the Process of Boiling of Ammonia and Freon"
V sb. TeDlo- i massoDerenos. T. 2. Ch. I (Heat Transfer and 1,~ass Transfer,
Vol 2, Part 1--collection of works), Minsk, 1972, pp 132-140 (from RZh-
-Mekhanika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract No 9B993)
Tranblation: Experiments were done with large-volume boiling on a hori-
zontal stainless steel plate measuring 60X 1.19 mm (in experiments with
freon-12, -142, -113) and 62.5 Y 2.6 mm (in experiments witiz aipmcnia).
2
-oneriments from 2 580 to 116 300 Til'
Heat fluxes were varied in the c.
pressure from 0.59 to 12.2 abs. at. Motion pictures were taken at a rate
of -3 600-4 700 frames per second. The quantitative effect of pressure oz.
the detachment diameter Do the rate of detachment U, the product DO,U
and the rate of Growth of ~hlc bubbles at the instant of detachment
Wo"= (dD/dT )T=T, was determined. At atmospheric pressure, in view of the
closeness of the characteristics of vaporization of freons, it is proposed
that the values Do, = 0.65 mm, and U= 62 Hz, DDIU= 40 Lr"1/2 should be assumed;
for ammonia -- DO] = 1. 115 mm. Computational expressionr nre proposed for

USSR
ILOVA, G. N., et al., Teplo- i massoDerenos. T. 2. Ch. 1, Minsk, 1972,
Pp 139-~140
these characteristics, which decrease in magnitude as pressure is increased.
On the basis of the law of corresponding states, a generalization is also
proposed for calculating the detachment diameter of:vapor bubbles of water,
freon-12 and arnonia. The rate of I
growth of vapor bubbles (Wd') is sat's-
factorily described by the Labuntsov formula when S= 6-75,for ammonia and
=4.5�5 for freon-12. Bibliography of 13 titles.. Yu. Ye. Pokhvalov.
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70

J- ?4 FPDtr.OvlF7r SCIENCE
c3sR
Oxubmn moneal Imtitutal
Ko.0-, VlodlL.L-ky. 0... to, I D-- 70. p 3
"of IL xft.joak~ h.*d or th. chair or w.-- Dis .... a

2/1
27, LWR
*L*ftir4rM4 39WAttia Asoarch Institute or Trowmatelefy and Crthopedleso
Pmoov. IladitainskayslGat-to. 4 D-0 TO. P
umidato or ibdi-I sti-no-s. &a-l-r .01antitle f
-I.P.4les

USSR UDC 615.361.419.014.413
FOOTENKOV, A. G., LQVA, L. A EYEVA, L. P., Laboratory of
A., and ALEKS
Bone 11arrow Conservation and Culture of the Central Institute of Hematology
and Blood Transfusion, Ministry of Health USSR, Moscow
"The Effect of Various Freezing Regimes on the Proliferating Activity and
Differentiation of Bone Narrow Stem Cells"
Moscow, Problemy Gematologii i Perelivaniya Krovi, Vol 16, Vo 8, 1971,
pp 2-1-25
Abstracti A study was carried out of the effect of freezing and thawing on
the preservation of stem cells, with quantitative determinations of such cells
made by the method of cloning the hematopoietic tissue. The bone narrow of
mice was prepared in TsOLIPK (Tsentral'nyy Ordena Lenina Ilauchino-issledovatel'-
skiy Institut Gematologii I Perelivaniya Krovil Central."Order of Lenin"
Scientific Research Institute of Hematology ancl Blood Transfusion) 110 3*
solution and frozen with 15% glycerine solution and 10,% serum solut-ion. -,our
regliaes were studied with different freezing times. The bone aa 'row was
thawed out in a water bath with different thawing times, and transpJanted into
the spleen of lethally irradiated mice. On the 9th transplant day the mice
were sacrificed and the stem cells studied in the excised spleens. The greatest
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58

USSR
FMOTEKKOV, A. G., et al., Problemy Gematologii I Perelivaniya Krovi, Vol 16,
No 8, 1971, pp 21-25
number of stem cells were preserved with rapid thawing. A parallel study of
cell colony structures revealed that after the transplant of fresh bone
narrow the predominant type was erythroblastiep and with frozen bone marrow --
undifferentiated. The largest number of stem cells were retained with freezing
I.degree per minute to -130, then 10 degrees per minute to -1960, and with
quick thawing in a water bath at 390C for4 minute. Stem cells subjected
to extremely low temperature reveal a proliferating , capacity in the body
of an irradiated recipient later than the stem cells Ulf fresh bone marrow,
which explains the slower restoration of peripheral blood Indexes in patients
treated with frozen bone marro
W,

USSR UDC: 669.295.476
BRYNZA, A. P., DANILQVA, L. M.
"Cathodic Behavior of Alloys in the Titanium-Oxygen System in Sulfate Solutions"
Vopr. Khimi i Khim. Tekhnol. Resp. Mezhved. Temat. Nauch.-Tekhn. Sb. (Problems
of Chemistry and Chemical Technology. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic
Scientific and Technical Collection), 1973, No 28, pp 112-118 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No 8 1973, Abstract No 8G215, by G.
Svodtseva).
Translation: The study of the system Ti-O 2with 02 content up to 35 at. by
methods of physical-chemical andlysis showed that together with interstitial
solid solutions, the suboxide compounds Ti 0, Ti 0 and Ti 0 are formed. The
6 3 2
Ti-O alloys studied in sulfate solutions are more effective cathodes than
2
Ti iodide. The molarization curves show a Iwave illustrating the limiting current
preceding the liberation of H 2. The height of the wave depends on the concen-
tration of 02 in the Ti, PH of the solution, and rate of linear potential
scanning, The limiting current is influenced by the thickness wid composition
1/2

7_7
USSR
Brynza, A. P., Danilova, L. M., Vopr. Khimi i Khim. Tekhnol. Resp. Mezhved.
Temat. Nauch.-Tekhn. Sb., 1973, No 28, pp 112-118.
of the oxide film on the electrode. The.process of reduction of the oxide film
to the Ti 0 suboxide is greatly facilitated and hydride formation can occur
3
directlyon the surface of an oxide-free specimen. The anode-grown film has
variable 02 content, pores and defects., Cathodic processes on Ti hydrides and
suboxides differ as to H2 liberation potential and shape of the anode branches
of the curves. The hydride-formation reaction on Ti 0 suboxide is limited by
3
the stage of H2 ion discharge. 5 figures, 11 biblio.~refs_
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85

Ace, Nr: 00 Ref. Code: UR 0216-
47222
PRIMARY SOURCE: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya
Biologicheskaya, 1970) Nr 1,, pp 1.nv-114)
L. V. DANrLOVA
CYTOCHEMICAL METHODS OF.TRACING THE ACTIVITY
OF ACID PHOSPHATASE IN ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
Institute of Molecular Biology A~adeiny of Sciences USSR
The present paper is a review of cytochemical means of determination of acid phos--
phatase activity based on the Gomory method proposed for electroli microscopic investi-
gations. The review deals with the main works connecied with [tic elaboration of methods.
Jor electron mcroscopy beginning with the first attempts to, apply the Gomory reaction
W electron microscopic works and up to the recent improved wa%s of determining acid
phosphatase activity in animal cells. Difficulties are discussed connected with the method
itself and resulting difficulties of interpretation of the facts obtained by research workers.
who want to apply the method in their work.
RE-EL/FRAM
19790124

USSR 576-809-51
_QOdLQY,~LX. V and ITADLROVA, -1. X., Institute of Microbiology, Academy of
Scimiciis WSSR
"Effect, of kyophilization on the Diagnostic Properties of Pseudomonas Bacteria"
Moscow, Izvest-iya Akadenii NaWc 553R, Seriya Biologicheskaya, No 6, Nov/Dec 70,
pp 903-906
Abstract: After lyophilization, Pseudomonas aurantiaca, fluorescens, and yoc a-
0 p~ y
nea cultures kept for 12-18 month-- at temperatures of 2-4 C were found to be
largely unchanged in their diagnostic properties. Mlicroscopic studies showed
that the bacteria retained their, bacilliai:Sr shape and their size (1 to 1.5 x 0.5
The Hugh-Leifson method i-ras used to study the consu*tion of carbon from various
sources, including glucose, mannobe, galactose, lactose, sucrose, maltose, d-ara-
binose, 1-arabinose, xylose, glycerin, salicyl, inosibe, md mannite. In some
caaes, there was a delay of h8-60 hours in'the conversion of some of these car-
bon sources; after, one or two exchanges of the nutrient nedium, ho-.-,-.ever, the
test cultures exhibited the sa-me behavior in this resFect as the controls. Urease
formation, the use of organic acids as carbon sources.1,1 and the L,---enko iodine-
-acetate test were also studied. No changes in the diagnostic properties of
the bacteria viere found in any test.
19

USSR UDC 612.833.81
IT 0111,.,
EV A.
TIMKIN, V. IN., KUZ'MIN, S. M., MEZENTSE U. and DAN R. A.
"Kinetic Changes in Nuclear RNA of the FippoCaMPLIS, Cerebellum, and
Cerebral Cortex in Rats in the Process of Learnin,-,1'
Moscow, Zhurnal Vysshey Nervnoy Deyatellnosti, No 1, 1970, pp L85
190
'Abstract: The RNA content of the nuclei of nerve cells in the
'cortex, cerebellum, and hippocampus of Wistar rats increase shortly
after the be-inning of formation of a food conditioned reflex,
reaching a-.peak in 20-30 min And returning to.norval in abotu 40
The peak coincided with the beginning of stabilization of the
min.
reflex. After the reflex was formed, the nPUNA. content in the cor-
tex and hippocampus slowly incrensed,,returning to normal after
2 or 3 days. This did not occur in the cerebellum. Control rats
(animals rece-ving signal and food stimulation unrelated to motor
responses) also exhibited an increasein the RK14 content of the neu-
ron nuclei, but the time dependence had a less pronounced peak
a slower decrease by the end of the I'learning" period. Possible
causes and mechanisms of the phenomena observed are discussed.
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1/2 028 UNC-L A'S S_[ F .1 e D P:ROCeSIS I ING ~ DATE'_-I8SEP70
-TITLE--KINETIC CHANGES IN THE NRNA OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS, THE CEREBELLUM AND
CEREBRAL CORTEX OF RATS IN THE PROCESS OF LEAPNING -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-TIMKIN, V.N., KUZMIN, S.M., MEZEBTSEVMi;A.N.,, DAN[LOVA? R.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
I..SOURCE--ZHURNAL VYSSHEY NERVNOY OEYA~EL?IIOST19 19701 VOL 20, NR 1, PP
~185-190
,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
JOPIC TAGS--HIPPOCAMPUS, CEREBELLUM, CEREBRAL CORTEX, RAT, RNA,
OSYCIIOLt ONDITIONING, LEAW
OGIC C -41NG MECHANI:SM,, CONDITIONED REFLFX
UNTROL MARKIPIG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--198210734 STEP NO--UR/O;-)47/70/02o/001/0185/01()O
CIRC ACCESStON NO--AP0052187

-2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED OROC ESS I NG DAT E-- IS SEP7 0
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052137
!.ABSJ`RACT/EXTRACr--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE PROCESS ()f-- SIMPLE
-STRUMENTAL CONDITIONING IN RATS THE RNA CONrENT IN 'HE NUCLEI OF THE
T
N
CORTEX, THE HIPPOCAMPUS AND THE' CEREBELLUM AT FIRST INCREASES, PASSES A
MAXIMUM, AND BY THE END OF LEAPNING OROPS TO NOR,4.AL. THE 11AXIMUM (-;F N
RNA CONTENT CORRESPONDS TO THE BEGINNING OF THE CONDITIONED REFLEX
c:
STABILIZATION. AFTER THE END OF LEARNING, THE N R14A CONTENT IN THL-
CORTEX AND THE HIPPOCAMPUS SLOWLY GOES UP, REACHING 30 TO 50PERCENT 1~1
24 HOURSt AND DIMINISHES TO NORMAL INTWO OR THREE DAYS. NO SUCH
CHANGES ARE OBSERVED IN THE CEREBELLUM. IN ANIMAL"S WHICH RECEIVED
SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH THE EXPERIMENTAL ONES, SIGNAL AND ALIMENTARY STIMULI
SIMILAR N RNA CHANGES OCCURRED IN THE
~REGARDLESS OF THE MOTOR REACTIONST
PROCESS OF LEARNI.NG; BUT THEIR DEPENDENCE.:ON TIME.DISPLAYED A LESS
.- -PRONOUNCED MAXIMUM AND A SLOWER DROP BY THE.END OF LEARNING. APART FROM
:THIS,:IN THE LATTER CASE THE N RNA CONTENT DOES NOT INCREASE AFTER THE
OF THE CONDITIONED REFLEX. THESE DIFFERENCES ARE APPARENTLY
WITH THE PECULIARITIES OF THE NERVE CELL ACTIVITIES DURING
LEARNING AND STIMULATION.
--UNC-L-A~SSFIED

UNCLASS LFI ED GATlr'---"7N'0V7G
I t2 o
T 113' ND t I ~P,
'T,ITLr---EXT',);',CN0 F- VANADIUM Al -1011 Y 91 D E: t UM, Fp MTREAT-0
AUTHOR-(03)"BERGt G.A.p DANILOVA, R. A. DUBININP ~G.G.
~,~CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.-S3-UPCE--U-S.S.R. 263,569
-E--OTKRYT[YA, IZOBRET., PROM. OBRAITSY, TOVARNYE ZNANKI L970,
R~;= F E R E Nil
QATE PUBLISHE0-10FEB70
S QBJ EC TA.REAS--MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
TOP I CTAGS--CliEi%IICAL PATENT, METAL CATALYST, VANAOTUM, MOLYBORFNUM,
SIOL V EN rEXTRACTION, HYDROREFINING
c jc,,4 T R 0 L','lARKING--,4r) RFSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,-PROXY REEL/FRAME--3004/1835 STEP '40--UR/0482/70/000/000/0000/0000
~CIRC ACCESS[L --AA0132100
ON NO

USSR
PUIATOV, I. R., DANILOVA R - 1.4 ROZGOIX, M. I., and RIZAYEVA, F. N., Tashkent
Scientific ReseE~c~i-n-s-iip-t-ufe--oi'Vaccinesp and Sera# Tashkent
"Comparative Characterization of Immunomorphological Reactions upon
Experimental Administration of the Venom of the Central Asian Blunt-Nosed
Vipej:!,
Tashkent, Meditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, No 12, Dee 71, pp 45-47
Abstracti Changes in the immunomorphological reactions of mice upon
intravenous Injection of the venom of the Central-Asian blunt-nosed viper
(in a dose of LD 50) were investigated. In response to the.venomp formation
of antibodies to the liver took place. Profound progressive dystrophy of
the liver alit! spleen developed. Hemodynamic shifts were also observed.
The content of nucleic acids and of glyoogen in the liver decreased.
Immunization of the poisoned animals by intravenous injection of ovine
erythrocytes on the seconiday after admWstration of the venom increased
-11body-forming cells in the spleen. The formation of
.the amount of an.
plasmatic cells in the spleen and immunogenesis were inhibited by the
venom.
-51

"MIM
Pharmacology E~nd;TOXICO Ogy;~
USSR TjDc 615,917
DANILOVA, S. A.
"Experimental Data on the Toxicology of Ribor a New Boron,-Containitig Pro-
paration"
V sb. Gigiyena priz~.1.eneniya, toksikol. pestitsiflov i klini otravl. (Eygicne of
3~esticiies and tile Clindcal Aspects of
tile Application and To~-.icolog~y of U
Poisoning -- collection of works), -,ryp. 9, Kiev, 1971, pp 237-243 (from T'Zil-
Farinakologiya. 11hi ni terapev ticherUy e . s reds tva. Toksikolof~iya, No 2, Fub 72,
Abstract Ho 2.54.809)
Translation: Tile OL 50 of ribor (I; 21;a,,O-,', 203-2C 5 1160631i20; a fuzif,,,icide used as
-in antisepticfor wood used for the storage and transportation of food products)
in the case of single internal administration was 7,800 T-,.,,/kg for micc and
mg/k, for rats. In rats on administration of I in a do-se of 1.66 per day
for 4 raonths, a genuine reduction in Lite erythrocyte cont'(Mit and t"ne 11L corlton't-
in the blood and also a reduction in tile generation of sorlium benzoate "ere
noted. For applications. of I in tile form of a 20% solution to tile skin of rat:.q
and ra!)bl'ts,no signs of intoxication or locol irritation were discovered. On
administering a 211. solution to the conjunctival sac of tile eye of a rabibit tile
I had a weakly expressad. irritating effect.

S I NG E, A T 1-03 J!"- 7 C
UNCLASSIFIED M-
11
T I TL,E- M\V E N I EN T NU T I ENT M EC iUM FCR GRCi I AC INCCC FR T~-E
P~TFUCCIC4L V--,~TER14L -L-
L. N.11.r LL'kY-:, S.S., CANILC
WNFcY CF INFC--L~SR
~~C
~
~scLPCE--'VESTl%16 E R 1, I"TCLCGII IVENEFCLC G11, 1~;7G, NQ 1, PP t7-71
CATE FLPLISFEC ------- 7C

'SLP ECT ~REAS--MLCGICAL AiND VEDIC'.AL SCIENCES.

~TCFIC T4GS--CLLTLRE M-EClUX, VENFRAIL DISEASE
:--CC&TRCL v4RKlNG--NC RESTRICTICNS
CLASS--LNCLASSIFfEC
WCXY REEL/FRAVE--lS7W0874 STEP,t~C--U;;/C2C6/70/OCC/C OI/k~t~,67/CO71
CIRC ACCL-SSICN ,,C--APCC4,734E
U!~ C L A.-) S -1 FIH: I

Acc. Nr; AP00473W Re-LL Code:lMad/-
PRDMARY SOURCE: Vestnik Dermatologii i Venerologii, 1970,
Nr PP 47 -71
A CONVENIENT NUTRIENT MEDIUM FOR GROWING GONOCOCCI FROM THE
PATHOLOGICAL MATERIAL
N. Af. Outhinnikov. S. S. Lar(e T. A'. Danilova
Summary
Simple nutrient media are not suitable for primary isolation of gonococcus. A bet-
ter medium is one with the addition of ascitic fluid, ;A~t present, however. it is difficult
to obtain ascitic fluid in sufficient amounts, A. number of ascitic-free media has been
prepared which are quite good for primary isolation of gonococci irom the pathologic
material. Ingredients used f6r preparation of the media are readily available.
R E E"r F EWN' , E Jn-
19790874
Mi..

USSR UDC 577-.1!615.~'7/9
AVEZBA=z-.V, I., a=& nANMaVA, -r- G7-
"Primary ToxicologicaL Characteriktif'cs and: Cw7millative: Propertl es- of ~'2'5-1 -
7"
and 3,4-dichlorouittrahanzenes!'
V sb. Gigiyena v usloviArakh sharkaga klimata:(Hygiene in a Hot.Climate,----.
collection of works) , Tashkenr, "Maditaina," * IR70', - pp: 136-143 (f rom:- RZh- -
Blologlcheskava Khim:Lva . No 9, MAy-- 711, Abs-act=:No~ 9- F1866 by M. Sh.)
Tran lation: Data aa the structu=LL ch-ang.er~- ih- tissues of the- myocardium,
brain, liver, and kidneys; ara orr, ch-anges- in-. tha-. concentra tion of ~ RNA DNIA,,
and glycogen are presented..
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1/2 0287 UNCLASSIFIEV:: PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
l4TLE--THE EFFECT OF CARaON UISULFIDE ON THE COAGULATING SYSTEM JF THE
-U-
BLOOD
AUTHOR--DANILOVA, T.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'SOURCE-_TERAPEVTICHESKtY ARKHIV 1970, 'VOL 4Zo NR 3t PP 74-76
~_DATE PUBLISHED-----70
~-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
.-TOPIC TAGS--CARBON DISULFIDE, BLOOD COAGULATION, FIBR[NOGEN, HEPARIN,
FIBRINOLYS[S, TOXICITY
CC(iT~P-;L 5 T
IC T I Ei:l S
CLASS.--UNCL44SSIFIED
k OX'f E E L / I- i'i0w L - - 1 -9 P, ISTEP
CIRC ACCESSION 140--AP0102781
UN:LASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED I)RrCFSSI*,,G !)ATE--('?qrT70
C IRC, ACCESSION NG--AP0102781
ABSTRACT/FlTRACT-(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. INVESTIGATION WAS DONE DF THF
COAGULATING SYSTEM OF T~E BLOOD IN 52 PERSONS AT THE :AGE '_'F 33~-45 YEARS
OLD.-HAVING JEEN SUBJECTED TO OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE OITH CARBON
UISULFIDE. A COAGULOGRAM AND THROME~OELASTOCARDI~.)Gq:\M CF THE BLOOD,
PLASMA AND PLASMA WITHOUT THROMBOCYTES WERE-INVESTIGATED. ALL THE
MATERIALS.WERE STATISTICALLY TREATE-D4 THERE WERE FOUND HYPERCJAGULATI3%
SHIFTS GEING.MOPE EXPRESSE.D IR PERSONS WITH PHENOMENA OF NEURi3roxicos.1s:
SHORTENING,OF'THE TIME OF THE BLOOD~COAGULATIONlAND PLASMA
RECALCIFICATION, INCREASE OF THE PROCONVERTIN ACTIVITY AND F IB'-11N3GEN
CONCENTRATION, DECREASE OF FREE HEPAPLIN, A DROP IN THE FIBRINDLYTIC
ACTIV-ITY OF THE PLASMA. THE THROMBOELASTOGRAM SHOWED A DECREASE OF R
AND K ANDAN 114CREASE OF MA AND INDEX,Cl:. THE INVESTIGATION OF THE
.,,,,aLOOD COAGULATION SYSTEM MAY BE USED FOR THE DIA61NOSIS OF CARB3..,4
j)lSULFfDF,':rNTOXlCATlON.

:112 7- 021, UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
JITLE--CHROMATOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS:.OF POLIOMYELITIS VIRUS VARIANTS IN
CELLULOSE.[ON EXCHANGERS -U-
(02)~-GENDON YU.Z.,, T. S
OF.INFO--USSR
~SOURCE-VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII, 1970, NR12v PP 171-176
DATE P U8 L I S HE 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL A.NO MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CHROMATOGRAPHY, CELLULOSE, ION EXCHANGE RESIN, POLItiMYELITIS
V.IRUSj SEROLOGIC TEST
CCNT~%OL .lA!ZKIi',.'r.--N0 RESTRICTIUNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--L99010727 STEP NO--UR/0402/70/000/00210171/0176
CIRC ACCESSION No--AP0108933
UNCLASS[FIEO

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0103933
_ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CHROMATOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOR OF
POLIOVIRUS VARIANTS OF THREE SEROLOGICAL TYPES VAS STUDIED IN ANIONITE
DEAE CELLULOSE AND CATIONITE CAR8OXYMETHYLCELLUL.OSE- SOME STRAINS WERE
H WAS
FOUND TO HAVE DIFFERENCES IN THEIR CHROMATOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOR WHIC
MANIFECTED IN'DIFFEREMT DEGREE OF ELUTION (CHARACTERIZED BY THE TOTAL
AROUNT OF ELUTING VIRUS IN RELATION TO THAT PUT ON THE COLUMN) AND
ION WITH THE ION EXCHANGER (CHARACTERIZED
DIFFERENT S-TPENGTH OF CONNECT
~BY THE CONCENTRATION OF NACL IN BUFFER SOLUTION AT WHICH VIRUS ELUTION
~OCCURRED). THESE FEATURES OF CHROMATOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOUR WERE SHOWN To BE
--~..CAPABLE OF CHANGING INDEPENDENTLY FROM FACH OTHER. THE MAJORITY OF
POLIOMYELITIS VIRUS STRAINS UNDER STUDY HAD DIFFERENT CHROMATORGAPHIC
~PATTERNS IN EXPERIMENTS IN ANIONITE DEAE'CELLULOSE AND CATIONITE
CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE. THE MAHONEY STRAINt HOWEVERI BOTH IN ANIONITE
-AND CATIONITE SHOWED UNSTABLE ASSOCIATION WITH THE ION EXCHANGERS7 WHILE
ATS VARIANT,.LSC2AB WAS MORE STABLE. NO DEFINIT,ELY MANIFESTED
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CHAOMATOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF POLIOVIRUS
VARIANTS UNDER STUDY AND THEIR PATHOGENICITY'COULD BE DEMONSTRATED. THE
OBSERVED CORRELATION WAS RELATED ONLY WITH PARTICULAR STRAINS.
UNCLASSIFIEO

Mechanical Properties
us SR'_ LWO 669A5.018.8
FELIWANDLER, E. G., and DAIfILOVA,,T. V.
"Divestigation of Properties and Industrial Testing of Eigh-Strongth n1711411-2)
and Khl6.N7!-2yu Stainless Steels"
Sb-0. tri- TsNII chern. m etallargii (Collection of Works of Cantral Scientific
Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy), 1970, vyp. 77, I)P 131-141
(ftom.RZh-Hetallurgiya, !"o 3, I;Ar 71, Abstract 11-10 3158 by author.3)
5
Translationt The article presents data regarding the influence of phase
composition ard heat-treatment procedure on the mechanical properties and
corrosion resistance of brands Khl6N7li2Yu and Kh!71141D transition-class
steels.. Two illustrations. Four tables. Bibliography with three titles.

USSR UDC 669.14.018.8
-M-M-UMIER, E. G. and DANIIWIA, T. V.
-01 Testj-,,-g of D an4 kh-I'N717-Yu
es ara -tmus't
-Starxy o-I
High-Strength Siz~lass
Spetsial Iny
ye Stali i Splavy [Special Steels and Allov-s-Collection of Work-S),
No 77, Metallu.rgiya Press, 1970, pp 131-141
Translation: The article presents data on the influence of the phase composition
and heat treatment mode on the-properties of.steels in the transitional class in-
cluding UU07"Af-u. &-Ld. Rhi7N."'MID. I figures; 4 tables; .3 bibli,o. refs.
'A
48

~PRIOCESSING DATE--20NOV70
018
-IC DETERM[INATMN GF
T C Pe T k I R j1C L QUAN T I T f E S OF IR 10 1 UM
_U_
~AuTliuk- (02)-cAit ILGVA, V N LISICHENOKs, S.L.
-COUNTRY CF fPIFG--L5SR
:,s 4al z-,.c S.S.R. 2-.
MAK 1 19 70
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PROM. C. a
DATE FUbL 15i-ELI-13FE370
UbJECT ACE;,S--Chc_M ISTRY
-Tl~ 2.11 C I ~4.'; S i- f C P E.-17 T Cil E M 1 C A L NA L Y S S i~'i~ 6.4 N I C S 0; L VI~ -~N' T I R lij I U M
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Mxtjmi:~J CIL S -J~_ F I E 0
~J_PROXY REE 1 a40 STEP NG--UR/0482f 0000
C 0. C ACCESSIC!"

-_112 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
-TITLE--ACTION OF VALIUM IDIAZEPA,"1) 0.14 THE CONVULSION SYNDROME DURING
TETANUS -U-
G.N.t DANILOVA, YE.Z.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-.,.SOURCE--FARMAKOL. TOKSIKOL. (MOSCOW) 19709 33(2)o~ 166-9
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
~-..-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
AND MEDTCAL
~-TOPIC TAGS-T~:TANUS, RAT, MUSCLE RELAXANT, NEURON, SPINAL CORD.
~ANTTCQNVULSANT ORUG
'.CONT.RUL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~.:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEU
~._.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1168 STEP NO--U~/0390/70/03-i/0-32/01-66/016t)
CI.RC ACCESSICN %10--AP0115187
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 029 UNCLASSIMED pRorESSING DATE ..60CT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0115197
~".ABSTKACT/EXTRlACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, VALIUM (DIAZEPAMI ADMINISTERED
I.V. TO RATS AT 5-10 'O.G-KG HAD STROI~'G MYORELAXING ACTIVITY, AND [N THE
SPINAL CORD REGION INH16ITED THE ACTIVITY OF IWERNEU;-~ONS L)EVELOPIr-qG lr4
THE EFFERENT SYSTEM (DECREASED ELEC. ACTIVITY OF THE MUSCLE DURING LOCAL
AND OF INTERNEURONS FACILITATING GENERALIZED ACTIVITY IN THE
SPINAL CORD. FACILITY: INST. NORM. PATOL. FIZIOL.9 MOSCOW,
USSR.
UNCLASS 1. F [ED
ft i -- -
a I mwi~~ - -

UNCLASSIFIED
1/2 017 PROCESSING DATE--lbOCT70
"~TITLE-GERMAINIUM ANTIMONY TELLURIUM TERNARY SYSTEM -U-
_AUTfiOR-(02)-ABRIK0SOV? N.KH.p DANILOVADOBRYAKOVAr ~G.T.
COUNTRY OF.INFO--USSR
.~_SOURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG, MATER, 19701 6(31, 475-81
D AT EPUBLISHED ------ 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTkY, M4T-ERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--GERMANIUM ALLUY, ANTIMONY ALLOY, TELLURIUM ALLOY,
MICROHARDNESS, PHASE DIAGRAM
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0835 STEP NO--UR/0363/70/006/003,/0475/0481
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116011

212 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 9ATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118011
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THERMAL, MICROSTRUCTURALY X RAY
PHASE, AND MICROHARDNESS MEASUREMENTS WERE USED TO STUDY THE PHASE
DIAGRAM OF THAT PART OF THE TERNARY GE-SB SYSTEM:B3UNDED BY THE BINARY
SYSTEM AND THE QUASIBINARY SS SUB2 TE SUB3-GETE SECTION. THE
POLYTHERMAL SECTIUNS SB SUB2 TE SU83-GE AND BETA SUB31 ATOMPERCENTTE-GE
WERE CONSTr~UCTLED. THE REGIGN OF THE SOLID SGLNS. BASED ON THE BETA
PHASE ALONG THE BETA SUB31 ATOMPERCENTTE-GE SECTION AiMOUNTS TO 10
ATOMPERCENT GE AND THE REGION OF THE SOLID SOLN. ALONG THE S8 SU82 TE
SU83-GE SECTION BASED ON Sb SUB2 TE SUB3 AMOUNITS To 15 ATO11PERCENTGE.
THE LIQUIDUS SURFACE OF PART OF THE S3-GE-TE TERNARY SYST'--'-l wAS
CONSTRUCTED. THE LARGEST REGION IS OCCUPIED BY THE PRIMARY CRYSTN.
-FIELD OF GE, I~HICH IS CONTIGUOUS TO ALL OF THE REMAINING PRImARY
RECRYSTN. FIELDS OF THE PHASES PRESENT. THE REACTIONS TAKING PLACE
THE CRYSTN. OF THE ALLOYS IN THE INVESTIGATED PART OF THE SYSTEM
WERE DETD. FACILITY: INST, MET. IM. BAIKOVAt MOSCOWt USSR.
,JIC L A S S I r I f fj

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Instruments and Measurements
USSR
DAMTT-nu=
"Electrical Instrument Equipment of the AN-24 Aircraft" (Elektropribornoye
Oborudovaniye Samoleta AN-24), Moscaw, 1971, Izd-vo "Transport," 7,000
copies, 263 pages
Abstract: The book presents a description and principles of operation of
the sources of electrical energy, protective and rellu
lating devices, on-
board electrical circuits, power-consuming devices, flight-navigation
equIpment, instruments for controlling engine operation, aircraft systems,
and the autopilot.
The book is intended as a text book for students of, aviation institutes.
it may be useful to engineer-technical and flight staff of training
divIsions, and for the manufacturing sector of civil aviation.
The book contains 1815 figures, six tables, and has a subject index.
The chapter headings are as follows:
Page
Part One, Electrilcal Equipment
1/2

USSR
DANILOVICH , DANIN SEMEN, "Electrical Instrument Equipment of the AN-24
Aircraf t" (Elektropribornoye Oborudovaniye Samoleta AN-24), Moscow, 1971,
Izd-vo "Tr ansport," 7,000 copies, 263 pages
Chapter 1. Sources of Electrical Energy 3
'Chapter 2. Protective and Regulating Devices 27
Chapter 3. On-Board Electrical Circuits 48
Chapter 4. Power-Consuming Devices 67
Part Two. Aircraft Flight Equipment
Chapter 5. Flight-Navigational Equipment 135
Chapter 6. AP-28LI Autopilot 179
Chapter 7. Instruments for Controlling the Operation of.the
- Engines and Aircraft Systems 224
2/2
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USSR UDC 531-383
DANILOVICH, L. N.2 Black Sea Higher Naval Academy imen-i P. S. Nakhinov
"Problem of the Accuracy of Orientation of an Object 'Which Has Started to
Move From an Inclined Base"
Leningrad, Izvestiya VUZ, Pribarostroyeniye, No 10, 1973, pp 70-73
'Abstract: In order to determine the orientation error of an object azimuthally
using a three-state gyroscope with a horizontal axis without correction for the
case of mutual parallelness of the axes of the object and the inclined base at
the time of starting the gyro, the exact formulas are derived.
1/1
3 22 -

USSR UDC 539.3:534.1
DANILOVSK-AYA, V. 1.
ITStability of a Viscoel-astic Rod Under a Periodic Compressive Force"
V sb. Nauch.-tekhn. konf., posvyashch. 50-letiyu SSSR. Novosib. in-t inzh.
zh-d. transp. Tezisy dokl. (Scientific-Technical Conference Associated With
the 50th Anniversary of the USSR. Novosibirsk Institute of Railroad Transpor-
tation Engineers. Topics of Papers -- Collection ofl%lorks), Novosibirsk,
1972, p 80 (from M-riekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3V362)
Translation: The stability of a hinge-supported rod of viscoelastic material
acted on by a longitudinal periodic compressive force on a base of a three-
element model of the rod Is considered. The region of instability of the
rod is obtained, the position and width of which are investigated as a func-
tion of the defining parameters, including along with the e-xcitation coeffi-
cient the relationship of the instantaneous and prolonged elastic moduli and
the relationship of the frequency of the perturbing force and the relaxation
time. C. N. Zamula.
1/1

USSR UDC: 539.376:534.1
DANILOVSKAYA, V. I.
"Dynamic Stability of Compressed Rods of Elastic-Viscous 21-fateriall,
4-Ya Vses. Konf. Probl. Ustoychivosti v Stroit. Mekli., Tezis), DoU. (Fourth
All-Union Conference on Problems of Stability and Structural Mechanics,
Abstracts of Reports -- Collection of Works], Moscow, 1972, pp 159-160
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Mekhanika, No 12, 1972, Abstract No
-12V384, by,A. M. Lokoshchenko)
Translation: The dynamic stability of an articulated rod of a visco-elastic
material a+na=n1c+HE: (a, c are the stress and strain respectively, n, E, H are
the defoTmation parameters; the dot represents differentiation vith respect to
time. The rod is loaded with a longitudinal, periodic compre5sivc force. It
is shown that in this case there are areas of instability, the boundaries of
which are,periodic movements relative to the attenuating exponents. The
dependence determining the position of the first area of instability is estab-
lished. The position and width of the area of instability are determined not
only by the excitation factor as in the elastic problem, but also by two
other parameters, one oil which depends on the ratio of the instaritaneou5 and
long-term elasticity moduli, the other -- on the ratio of the frequency of
the perturbing force and the -relaxation rate.

USSR uDc: 621-317-3531088.8
DAWILUSHnN, A. I.
"A Device for Automatically Measuring the Coefficient of' Amplitude 14odu-
lation"
T
JSSR Author's Certificate No 278778, filed 10 Jun 69, published 26 Nov 70
.(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No O",,Jun 71, Abstract No.6A326 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for automatic
measurement of the coefficient of amplitude modulation. The device con-
tains t,.,o measurement channels, each of which has a high-frequency detector
for a signal of opposite polarity, voltage dividers, emitter followers,
peak detectors, and indicators. As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
the indicator readings are made independent of the carrier level by con-
necting a transistor with common emitter in each channel between the~center-
tap of the voltage divider and the input of the emitter follower. A DC
voltage proportional to the carrier of the signal- being studied is sent
from the centertap of the voltage divider to the base of the transistor
vrith common emitter, and a low-frequency oignal proportional to the enve-
lope of the signal being studied is sent from the output of the high-fre-
quency detector through a capacitor to the collector of this transistor.

USSR UDc: 621.317-353
DANILU:~SH
"A Device for Automatic Measurement of the Coefficient of Amplitude Modulation"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promysblennyya Obraztsy, TovarnTje Znaki, No 26,
1970, Soviet Patent No 278778, filed lo,ju-n 69, p 44
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for automatic measurement
of the coefficient of amplitude modulation with two measurement channels, each of
them containing a detector for signals of opposite polarity, voltage dividers,
emitter followers, peak detectors and indicators., As a disti.nguishing feature of
the patent, the indicator readings are made independent of the carrier level by
connecting a transistor with common emitter in each channel between the centertap
of the voltage divider and the input of the emitter follower. A dc voltage is sent
to the base of this additional transistor which is proportional to the carrier of
the signal to be studied, this voltage being taken from the centertap of the voltage
divider. A signal from the output of the high frequency detector proportional to
e envelope of the signal being studied is sent to the collector of this additional
transistor through a capacitor.