SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANTONOVA, G.S. - ANTONOVA, L.A.

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Ali-XSOVA, G.F.
Individual charac*.eristic-s in the Minkini- activity
of primary
school. situdonts. Vop. pulkhol. 11 no.0:52-64 ?-.*-D
165. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Iristitut psikhologii Lkademll pedarcrichesUkh
nauk V.SFSR,
MoskyL.

ANTONOVA, G. S. Cand Tech Scl -- (diss) "Stijdy of
turbulei,,t nonisometrio
rree jets." T!0s, 1956- 16 pp (Yin of llipher Edw3stion
U6,:R. Mos Order of,
Lvnin Power Lngineering lz-,st), 15C copies (KL,
~56-rfl, 11-1)
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'10(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2271
Soveahohaniye Do prikladnoy gazovoy dinamike. Alma-Ata, 1956
Trudy (Transactions of the Conforence on Applied Gas Dynamics)
Alma
Ata, Izd-vo AN Kazakhakoy SSR.. 195S). 235 p. Errata slip
inserted.
Sponsoring Agencyt Kazakhakiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
S.M.
Kirovae
Ed. t V.V. Alakeandriyaki 1 *Tech. Ed.: Z.P. Rorokina; Editorial
Board:
L.A. Vulis (Hoop. Rd.1+V.P. Kashicarov, T.P. Leontlyeva, and B.P.
Ustimenko.
PURPOSE: This book should be of interest to scientists and
engineers
working on problems of applied gas dynatillas and may be of use
to
students.
COVERAGEt This book presents reports pnd brief summaries of the
dis-
oussions which took place at the Conferenne on Applied Gas
Dynamla3
in Alma-Ata in October 1956. The conference was subdivided into
three
areas of applied gas dynamics: jet flows of fluids and gases, the
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Transactions of the Conference (Cont.) .30V/2271
i~,rodynamlcs of heating procosses, ani the discharge of a fluid.
The practical value of the "Transaoti=3 of the Conference it
consists in the development of theory, methods of technical cal-
culation and methods for sys,:*matic measurement applied to heat-
ing, furnace, and other induatrial pro,;es,,ion for which, in most
cases, aerodynamic phenomena are deais.I--,e 11,ators.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Editorial Board
Session of October r23, !056
Abranovich, G.N. Turbulent Jeto in the Flow of a Fluid
Ginzburg, I.P. On the Di8chargo of Gasee From Vessels Through
Pipes With Friction and Local Resistances 17
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Transactions of the Conference (Cont.) SOV/2271
Vulis,, L.A. Basic Results and Further Problems in the Investjga-
tion of Jet-like Motions of Fluids and Gases 29
Isatayev, 3.1. On the Turbulent Wake Behind a Body in a Two-
dimensional Flow 39
Brief Summary of the Discussions 44
Session of October 24, 1956 (morning)
-Ant_qpova, G.S. Investigation of the Turbulence Characteristics
6-f-a-pr-e-e-R-ousothermal Jet and on Open Torch 45
Kashkarov, V.P. On the Motion in the Same and in Opposite Di-
rections of Two Uniform Compressible-gas Flows 55
Leontlyeva, T.P. Propagation of Axially Symmetrical Jets in
Flows In the Same and in Opposite Directions 62
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AUTIORt Antonova, 0. S.
3/124/61/000/003/015/028
A005/AI05
TITUE: Investigation of the characteristics of turbulence of a
free non-
Isothermal jet and an open ltlame tongue
PEMODICAL.- Referativn" zhurnal, Mekhanika, no. 3, 1961, 73,
abstract 3R497
(Tr. Soveshchanlya po prIkl. gaz. dinamike, 1956, Alma-Ata,
AN KaMR, 1959, 45-55, Diskus., 75-76)
TEXT: The fundamental regularities are explained, which
characterize the
pattern of the turbulent pulsations in a free jet of heated
air and In an open
diffusion flame tongue. The measurements were carried out by
means of a thermo-
anemometer; in case of the flame tongue, a nozzle was used,
which could be
carrIod through the flame with constant speed. The assumption
suggested by the
author "on the sonio character of the turbulence" Is somewhat
apart of these data;
according to this suggestion, the turbulent motion occurs as a
result of the
application of a sound oscillation system to a laminar stream.
There are 16
references. 0. Yakovlevskiy
(Abstractor's notet Complete translation)
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DEREVYAGINp N.P., insh,j GONCHARUK, K.F.0 insh.; ANTONOVA G.T.1k
SHCHIPINA, N.Ye., kand. takhn. nauk; KIMMICHKIN, A.F.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, oty. red.; DOLGIKH, N.S., red.;
DONSKAYA, G.D., tekhn. red.
(Uses of rare elements and titanium in chemical industries
and analytical chemistry) Primenonle redkikh elementov i
titana v khimicheek1kh proisvodetyakh i analiticheakol
khImIij obior literstury. MoskyR, Ctdal nmuchno-tekhn. in-
formatail, 1962. 64 P. (Informatalia, no.27(38))
(HIRA 16:8)
1. GoBudarstvenn" neuchno-isoledovntallakiy i proyektnyy
institut rodkometallicheakoy promyshlennoBti "Giredmet."
(Hetals, Rare &Ad minor) (Titanium)

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AUTHURS i Pleahkov, H. P., Ivanko, Sit., and Antonova, G.V.,
Z'-6-U/47t'
TITLHj The Influence Exerted by Conditions of Nutrition Upon the
Con
tent of Free Amino Acids in khas6cLlus Leaves (VliYanije uoloviy
pitaniya na noderzhaniye avobodiVkh atainokialot v listlyakh
fdooll)
PERIODICALt Doklady AN SSSH, 1957, Vol. 117, Nr 6, pp. lo7o-103
(USSR)
ABSTRAM The conditions of the mineral nutrition may by
modification of the
intensity and the direction of metabo~iam of plants essentially
influence thn content of free amino auida in the individual or-
gans. A lack of individual elements reduces the intensity of the
protein synthesis and leads to the accumalation of free amino
acids
in the plant. T?ti:i was noticed in the case of lack of sulphur,
cal-
ciam, maguesiun, boron, potassium, zinc, copper, manganese and
iron
although the nitrogen nutrition was the best and chlorine was
abun-
dantly pr!!sent. A deficiency of nolybdenu4 reduces the content
of
free amino acids in the plant (reference 1-11). The authors stu-
died this problem in the oultiVation of beans on different levels
of nitrogen, phosphorus and potaouium. eirat the method is des-
cribed. The third, forth and fifth leaf of the beans of the sort
"Triuraf luolichilliVy" were analyzed and the :iuantitative
determi-
nation of the amino auids chromatogrpphically performed on paper.
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valine, leuoine+

The Influpnoe Exerted by Conditions of Nutrition Upon the Con-
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tent of Free Aaino Acids in Phaaeolue Leaves.
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argine, aspartio acid, serine, and Slyoine~.specially strongly
in-
criased. In the case of nitrofen deficiency (variant PK), when
all nitrogen reserven in the plant aret put into the protein oyn-
these, the content of free amino acids almoat sank by the 1,3
fold. Arginine, napartic acid, serine, glycine, glutauic acid,u-
and 0-alanine, valine ajid plien4lalanint eapeciully strongly de-
creased. These amino acids apparently are capable of giving off
their nitrogen by deamination. and reamination above all to the
oyn-
thesis of other aiaino acids which arm. necessary fo~ the
formtion
of protein molecules. Tyrosine and treonine increase in the caue
of nitrogen deficiency, which fact could not yet be explained.
The content of arginine in the leaves in most affected by the va-
riation of the conditions of nutrition. In nitrogen deficiencies
it decreases 6-fold, but in potassium deficiencies it increases
26 fold. The major part of arginine det3onposes inthe case of
nitrogen starvation and its nitrogen is, an above-indicated, used
in tht protein synthesis. Ilia decomposition of arginine may also
prodeed over the ornithine-cyole under for;uation of urea. Under
the action of ureaae, urea for!.;s atamonis, which is used for
the
aynthesin of new acids. There are 1 figure, 1 table, and 12 re-
ferencea, 6 of which are Slavio.

The Influence Exerted by Conditions of Nutrition Upon the Con-
204AVAT
ient of Free Awino Acida in Phaseolua Leaves.
ASSOCIATMi
)bsoov Lgricultural Academy iweni K.A. Ti-.Jr..,aaev
(Moskovskaya
iie1'skokhozyajvstvennaya akaaamiya im. K.A. Timiryazev
PRLSk;1,TNDi JulY 17, 1957, by A.I. Oparing Academician
SUBMTEDs July 151 1957
AVAlLADLEt Ltbrary of Con.gress
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UWR/ Nuclear -Ov,sics
1/1. Pub. 43 - 5/11
AAthors I Antonorva, 1. A.,--md Estulti, 1. V.
1--oft"As
loomric conversions of InII5*. irvII3* ana 31,8T;
ftriodical I JzV. krj 333R. aer6 fiz. 18110 71,'-87o Jan-Feb 1954
AbsW&A I The Isomric conversions of Inl'5*, In and Sr8l* vnire
Inventilated by the
ionintion wtbM and tba reIntive co%version energico and
sond-decomposition
period of thane UotoTV13 vnre etital,1.15hei. A mqnrison of
experbwntal wid
,tenrlin4, the multi
theor-rUcal data mdo it uoo3iblp to ti(, polarity of thc3o
iaoruric conver:sl*ns. It .,ai eztabli~hetl that :ill mich ;MiatJon
(gaarra-ra-
diation:1 conver.,ilonn am electrical. 21--,-olir conver3l.0113. Tho
coofficiento
of internal conversion nf rayo In lullYfy lnll5* aml Sr8711 ware
detor-
-Anr~d 14th m accuracy of 10-15"t"
Data ros~anlin?, the orld nimbami of mutrona
_im-lixiictt. wrenty-four
or !rotows In the nuciet of 5r,17 IT1113 ato InI15 (Iro
reforancesi 15-1)3A; 8-MZ11 rayl (1949-1953). Tabler,; graphs;
lrmti~-,xition The M. V. Lomonosov State University, l,,ovr!cw
SlAmitted i Hover*er 30, 1953

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Methods C-2
of Reasuresent and Investigation
Abe Jour ; Ref 2hur - Fizlka, No 2, 1957 No 3110
Author i Aiftnova# I.A.
lost i 'Moscow- 3tatw-ftiversity
Title : Study of Spectra of Conversion Electrons with Beta
Spectrometers Using
Thick-lAyer Photographic Plates.
Orig INib : Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiziki, 1956o A NJ 3, 571-572
Abstract : A new method is proposed for recording electrons in beta
spectrometers
with the aid of thick-layer photographic plates by counting the
number
of tracks of electrons in a photographio emulsion. The Dtu%ish-type
beta spectrometor was used, a compound of Csl37 served as the source
of conversion electrons, and the plates used were NMI typeT, with a
density of 30 -- 40 grains W 100 microns &M with emulsions 200, 100,
*zA 50 microns thick. The tracks were counted with an MBI-2
microscope.
The beat results were obtained with R-50 plates. At a magnification
of
300 -- 450 times, the beat exposures are those in which the number of
electron tracks in the field of view of the microscope did not
exceed 300.
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ANTONOVAp I. A. Cand Phys.-Math Sci -- (dis,-) "The study
of isomeric
conditions of certain nuclei". Hos,1957- 12 ~p 21 cm. (Mos
Order of
Order of
Lenin and/l,-M-F-Med Banner State Univ im X.V. Lomonosov).
110 copies.
Bibliogruphy at the end o1' the book (23 nuies) .
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AUTHOR: See Table of Contents
Call Nr: None Siven
TITLE: Investigatione In the Field of Ionizing Radiation
Doolmetry. Collected Articles. (Iseledovaniya v
oblaeti dozimetril ioniziruyushchikh izlucheniy.
Sbornik statey.)
PUB. DATA: Izdatelletvo Akademii nauk SSSR, Moscow,, 1957P 191PP.,
6000 copies.
ORIG.A0ENCY: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye
fizika-matematioheakikh
nauk.
EDITOR.* Aglintsev, K. K., Doctor of Technical Sciences; Ed. of
the Publishing House: Kuznetsova, Ye.B., Tech.Ed.:
Kiseleva, A. B.
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Investigation in the Field of Ionizing Radiation Dosimetry (cont.)
PURPOSE: To present in a collected form research studies carried
out in 1950-195-4. part of which were submitted at the
conference on dosimetry called in 1954 by the Academy
of Sciences, USSR.
COVERAOE: The articles are devoted to Investigation of beta-
active substance absolute measurements, scintillation
methods individual control devicea, doolmetry measure-
ment Gfx~j (uld calculations relating to admissible
level limits of exterior radiation fluxes. The articles
deal with Hussion contributions. For references
see Table of Contents.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Keirlm-Markus, 1. B., L'vova, M. A. Method of Absolute Measurements
of Beta-Radiation Aotivity Souroes, by Means of End-type Counters
Communication 1). 3-3T
There are 51 references, 11 of which are USSR, 34 English,
and 4 French.
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Investigation in the Field of 10niZing Radiation Dosimetry (Cont.)
Rozman, 1. Me. Taimmer, K, 0. Luminescent Isodosograph. 90-97
There are! 11 references,, 3 of which are U33R# 3 Geman.,
4 ftlish, and 1 Prenoh.
Konstantinov, I.Ye. Experimental Data on the Luminisoont Method
of Gamma-radiation Dosimetry. 98-101
There are 6 references, 1 of which in U33R, and 5 English.
Amiragova, M. I., Busygin, V*Ye*, Shtukkenberg, Yu.M. Recording
Pocket Oamma-Dosimeters. 102-111
There art) no references.
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Investigation In the Field of' Ionizing Radiation Dosimetry
(cont.)
Shtukkenberg, Yu.M. Kalugin,, K.S.,, Bobkov,, A. L Electric
Filters
for Determining Active Aerosol Concentration. 132-153
There are 17 references, 4 of which are USSR, 9 English,
2 French, 1 Oerman,, and 1 a translation into Russian.
Popov, V. 1. Measurements in Water of Small Concentrations
of Alpha-
active Substanoes.by Means of a Wilson Diffusion Chamber.
154-161
There are 14 referenoest 11 of which are English,
1 Italian, 1 German and 1 a translation into Rus~lians
Andreyeshohav, Ye.A., Isayev B.M. Mellnikov,, I. F. Spark
Counter for Controlling Surface Contamination by Alpha-aotive
Substances. 162-165
There are 4 references, 1 of which is USSR, 2 French, and
I English.
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Investigation In the Field of Ionizing Radiation Dosimetry
(Cont.)
Antonova, 1. A., Retulin, X. V., Oamma-Speotr= Indicators
166-175
There are 6 rererenoen, 5 of which are USSR, and 1 English.
Antonova,, I. A., Senchuro, 1. N. Automatic Schemes for
Measuring
Low Currents. IT _179
There are 2 references, both USSR.
Ousev, N. 0. Principles for Calculating Admissible Level
Limits
of Ionization Radiation Fluxes. 180-191
There are 5 references, 1 of which is USSR, and 4 English.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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SOVI 112-59-4-7 412
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekltnika,
1959, Nr 4, p 138 (USSR)
AUTHOR., EstulLn, 1. V. . and Artonova, 1. A.
TITLE: Garnma-Spectrum Ladicator
PERIODICAU V ib.. Isslcd. v obl. dozimetrii toniziruyushchikh
itlucheniy. M. ,
AS USSR, 1957, pp 166-175
ABSTRACT. The quality of a gamma spectrum is usually evaluated
in a differential
ionication chamber which co-asicts of Z coaxial cylinders. The
chamber walls
are made from aluminum and lead layers in such a way th%t the
inside wall of
one of the cylinders Is c*ated with lead and that of the other
cylinder with
alurninv.m. Secon~4_ary electrons are set Ap in aluminum under
the effect of
gamina rays, chiefly by the Compton eallect; in the lead, in
addition. a photo-
electric effect is very pionounced. Therefore, the
interactions between the
gamma rays and the walls of both cylinders are different, and
the currents of
both halves of the chAmber are varied in different ways with
variation of
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SOV/112-59-4-7412
Gamma-Spectrum Indicator
radiation energy. The source being investigated is placed in
the chamber
..:enter in a cavity insulated from both cylinder#. A ratio
between the difference
and the sum of the half -chamber currents is measured with
different radiation
energies. The instrument calibration curve is obtained from a
number of
known monochromatic sources; the energies of unknown
gamma-radiation
sources are determined by these curves; at an energy over 1.
Z Mev, the
indicator in not more sensitive to the energy variation. At
lower energies,
the Instrument error does not exceed+ ZO kev. The activity of
sampleR should
be about 10 microcurieb.
L. V. M.
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SOY/112-59-3-5Z68
Translation from: Referativnyy shurnal. Elektrotekhnikj~,
1959, Nr 3, p 137 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Antonova. 1. ~A., and Senchuro, 1. N.
TITLE: Automatic Circuit for Measuring Weak Currents
(Avtornatichaskaya skhema dlya immereniya slabykh tokov)
PERIODICAL: V ob.: Issled. v obl. dozimetrii.
loniziruyushchikh faluchenty. M.,
AN &SSR, 1957, pp 176-179
ABSTRACT: An automatic single-stage circuit for measuring a
weak current of an
ionization chamber In described; the circuit is designed with
an EM-3 electro-
meter tube. The weak current is measured by the discharge time
of the input
capacitance of the circuit. To ensure stability, the circuit
is balanced with
respect to both heating-current and tube-emission
fluctuations. The beat
balancing of the EM-3 tube was achievjd by supplying the
filament and the
anode separately. The lower limit of the measured current is
determined by
the tube grid current 6x 10-15 amp. The upper limit is set by
the "dead time"
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of the circuit which is equal to (7. 6 + 0. 5) x 10'2 sec. With an input-circuit
capacitance of I I ptuf and with a voltage scale span of 0. 9 v. the upper limit
of
the measured currents is 3x 10-11 amp.
N.Go Z.
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lititalipt
fiLlNOVA, Nataliyva Ivanovna; T*,,.0,*:KlN,
Tu.S., red.
[Laboratory nolnual on imclear phynics)
Praktikum po
indernol flzlke. Popkva, Flook. univ., 1965.
134 ;).
(MBA 18:12)

A::TCA*-'CVA, I. F.
"Power EhL:lnocrlng and I'llu'Lallura in Canada."
of L4)nl-i Stato U imni V. Lomonw;ov, 19 Allov Yt.
Survey of Scientific aml TechnicAl Dissertations
D3fcnd,--d
!Aucational Institutions (11)
SC-' S"'. 11~0- 521. 2 Jun 55
Caml 'Gcoc Scl, ll-bsco-,.t Order
9 'Nov 51j)
at USSR %igher

FD-2180
-442 Fub. 129-20/20
Author
Title Life in Moscow University
Periodical Vast. Moak, un,y Ser. fizikomt. I yest.nauk, 10, No
2o 171-178p
Mar 1955
Abstract Six brief notices: I. A. Voronkoyj "Scientific
relations of Moscow
UnLy. with peoples' democratic countries." N. Filin, "Exhibition
an the history of Moscow University." Anonymous "Scientific
council
Moscow 3tate U. on the natural sciences." 0. 1. Rozhkova (head of
the chairs) and Ye. 1. Moti-a, "Work of the Chairs of the Russian
Language for students and foreign aspirants." Anonymous, "In
honor
of Prof. N. A. Xachinakiy." 0. Kiballehich, "Defense of
dissertations"
(The candidate dissertationn of the following four were defended
at
the end of 1954 in the Geographical Facultyi 1. F. Antonova,
"Power
engineering and metallurgy of Canada;" K. P. NcTe-7-Monomic geo-
graphical characteristics of agriculture in the region between
the
rivers Lena and Amgap Yakutsk ASSR;" I. N. Guseva, "Wall maps
for the
course 'Physical Geography of the USSR' in higher school; 1. M.
Klebanovap "Landscape characteristics of the sandy massif of the
Northeastern Prikaspiy (Caspian Region).").

AVQXl Talm-F~A,&w&wnm LAYRMITICVA, Te.V., redaktor: NOGINA,
N.I.,
-E' lcfi-AcW~-skly redak-tor; GALITSYN. A.. radak-tor kart.
C:anoadal
tanads. Hooky&, Oos.lvd-vo geogr.lit-rv, 1957. 80 p.
(MIRA 10:11)
(Canada--Ooography, loonoutc)

ANrOVJVA, I.F.; SHIMIYAGIN, L.V.
Some factors in the location of the mining industry in
Canada,
Vest. Moak. un. Ser, 5: Goog. 16 no. 3s14-21 My-Je 161.
(MIRA 14: 5)
I* Kafedra ekonomicheskoy i politichaskoy geografii
kapitalistich-
oakikh stran., Moskovskiy Gosudarstvennyy universitat i
Veasoyuznyy
inat,U4 nauchnoy i tekhnicbeskoy informataii AN SSSR.
(Canada-44ineral industries)

AMONOVA, I.F. -
Methodological conference on teaching practice, Veste
Moak* uno
Ser. 5t Geog. 16 no, 3158-59 KY-J9 161. (MBA 14 15)
(Geography-4tudy mid teaching) (Audent teaching)

MrONOVA, 1.F.
Results of a methodological conference on the condition
of corrospon-
dence gehool education In geography in the liCht of the
low on
strengthening the ties between the school and life. Vest.
Mobk. uno
Sore 5: geog6 16 noo6;62-65 N-D 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Geography--Study and teaching)
(Correspondence schools and courses)

ANTIONOVAs 1. F.
Practical training is an integral prt of higher
geographical
education. Vast. Moak. un. Ser. 5: 52-56 S-0 162,'
(MIRA 1~)QO)
Geography-Study and toaahing)
Iducatios, Conference)
~

ANTCNOVA, LkFe
Characteristics of the economic geography of Canada.
Geog.
i khas. no.l2s63-M 163. (MIRA l6sl2)
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ANTONOVA. I.F.-,.
Results of vocational distributlun of tho
Peographical Faculty
graduates of the Moscow University. Vent. Moak. un.
Ser 5:Geog.
18 no.6t" H-D 163. (KMA 16t11)

I . a -.
"The Importance of Afferent Impulses in the Periodic
Activity of the
Respiratory Center." Cand Mod Scip In t of Exrrimental
Medicine, Acad Soi
USSR, Leningrad, 1953. (HZhBiol, No 1: Jan 55
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Hightr
Educational Institutions (12)
SOs Sm. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

ANTOWYA lou,j DANILDY, I.T.j KWAWT, P.O.
Data on charmterlstlos of electrical activity of the brain In
dog; prellsisary comunication. Biul. *imp. biol. I med. 37 no.
50-6 )tr 154. (KLRA 737)
1. Is fislologlohemkogo otdola (sav, deystvitellnyy chlon ANN
SSM prof. P.S*Kupaloy) Institute. okeperlsentallnoy sedItelay
(dlr. chlen-korrempondent AMN SS.% D.A.BIRYUKOV) ANN SM,
leningrad.
(mtkil, ph"lology,
Oelectrophysiol. In dog)

ANTON)VA, 1. G.
'A-
Ilectrical actIrity of the brain and of the respiratory
Onscles
In frogs in complex periodic respiration. Irtsiol. shur. 41
no.4t
493-500 JI-Ag '55. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Institut skeparluentallnoy medItsivy MY SSSR, Leningrad.
OMMSTOXIS RUPIRATION)
OMPIRMON. phrelology.
complex periodic reap, In frogs, electrical brain &
rasp. ausc*chaws In)
(BRAIN, physiology,
electric changes In couples periodic reap, In frogs)
(MUSOLMO
rfisj~."Ue.eleetric changes In complex periodic rasp.
In frogs)

d Animal Physiolot;Y- i,'19SPil'atiOn-T
LT. i. j. R. Humn n an
Abs Jour: 1jef Zhur-Biol., No 51 1958, 22239.
Abstract: afferent impulses from the respiratory
muscles,
is intensified by the Action of associated ir-
ritants (vocal or tactile) and is inhibited
by application of water on the skin surround-
Ing the nares. Sighing, following wide expo-
sure of the ornl cavity, without afferent den-
ervation, appears in frogs, maintained for a
eriod of 24 hours in temperature3 of 50-60
ntrol frogs under these circumstances show.-
M
oomplex periodia respiration). 'Gighing res-
piration represents the periodic spasmedic na-
tivity of the functionally stable respiratory
center.
Card 2/2 73

ANTONOVA I G - KOROVINAI M.V.
Tone and proprioceptive reflexes of cervical muscles. flisiol. shur.,
46 no.11t1401-1408 N 160. (MIPA 13:11)
1. From the Chair of Normal Physi%1W, Paediatric Medioal Institute,,
Leningrad. (NECK) (REFLEXES)

KOROVINA, M.Vq.Ajaq~~I~.G..
Reflex aotivity of the stornooloodomastoid muscles in
ontogonosis.
Biul, akep, biol. i, mod. 53 no-4130-34 AP 1629 (MIRA
1514)
L.Iz kafedry normallnoy fiziologii (zav. - prof.
D.G.Evasov)
Leningradakogo pediatricheakogo moditainakogo instituta.
Prodstavlena
deyetvitelinp chlenota AMN SSSR A,F.Turom.,
(KUSCIM-IMINATION) Mkum)

AIMNIOVA 0 I.G.
Influortce of sympathetic nErves or. the tarsal
ocular nincle or
animals. Fiziol. shur. 49 ro.12:141.8-W4 V 163.
(MIM 17:12)
1. Kafedra normallnoy fisiclogii Fediatricheskogo
meditsinskoFo
instituta, Lardngrad.

USSR/Chemical Technoloe.~- - Chemical Products and Their
Application. Fermentation
Industry, 1-27
Abst Journalt Referat Zhur - Xhiniye, No 19, 1956) 63562
Authors Bulgakov, N. L., Zubenko, A. P., Antonova, 1. L
Institution: None
Titles Supression or Beer Microflora with Chemical Agents
Original
Periodicals Tr. Voes. n.-i. in-ta pivovarennoy prcm-eti, 1954, No
4, 4o-4,1
Abstracts Indexes are given of the treatment of beer with
aalicylic acid, uro-
tropin and H202- It was found that addition to beer, prior to
bottling.,
of 0.01-0.015% H20g proloz*.o the stability of beer up to one
month
without affecting its orgar-oleptic characteristics.
card 1/1

ANTON VA, 1.
A. A. swi Apitorova, C
of :;Bold f,'&,J for or a;,l~,jQj-,.tjc
prcma-stl ~;o. 1, 1-. 15-19
W: U-j-'64, 10 AI, 53, (Leto. Ar

UGBII/GLnQr,,l an' Spucinl Zoolo:,,y. Insil-ets.
Insoct . 11
-nO. Mite 'tosts. Ornrimuntq an,' Fivworing Plant
"'Osts.
Abs Jour s Ruf ~,hvr-Biol6j No 20, 1958, 92270
Author t Ajit
Inst : Ij ussne
Titlrj t Dr,ta on th~j Ecol.or-y of 'Mitus in tho
Groan-
housav of thu McAn Bot.-inical GarOen.
Orig Pub : B u1, G1. botan, sann, AN GSSIIj 1957, vn,
v 29, C5-91 LI
Abstriot i Vivo varictios of mitos woru founO. in con-
si-lcrabl~-, num-borsi Tydous sn,, Totranuchus
urticaul an" !Iart-tatrrmychus ununGuis are
oncuuntored in tho opon grum. nnel may drift
into thu groanhouses, 11% snaviao Muir' in
Car 1 s 1/3
49

USSR/Oonural an,! 8~eoinl Zoology. InsQcts. insect P
wid Ulto "Losts. Ora.-.Liuntal in(' lFloworine, iaant
Abs Jour t Rof Z1v.=-BiQ147 Eo 20, 195U, 92270
the USSR for tho first timu)q bruvip,-2pus
obovatus anO Metatatrrmuchus citri are pu-
roly groorMouso varioties -M. otin be a,-xriod
only from other greenhouses,, To urticao po-
pulatas more thtu, 350 varieties of plants
In tho opon grotuids and moro than 100 vario-
ties )f greenhouse plants. U to 200 vario-
ties ara Wly daj.,,ngod, Be otovatus inhabits
up to 100 plant varietiost pnrtlcularly dana-
ping Phytolacca 10ftoica, Jasminun, s,=b,-xog Tra-
chycarpus forturtui Cornus capitnta Costus
SPOCIosdo Pru&s laurocortisus, Iscion-i hir-
slitunt cottion no'andens, nnO. wriotios of the
Car,,! 1 2/3

MLUNIMp V.M,j DZJiOLCVAj N.G.p kaid, oel'skokhoz.
nauk; AWONOVA, I.Is,
mladohiy nauchn" ootrudnAl MALIVAYXOp A*G,,
entolzo---*~
Means of controlling the spider mite, Zaahch, rast.
ot vreds i
bole 4 no*2t34,-37 Mr-Ap 159. (MIRA 160)
1. ZaveduyushoUy otdelon zaahchity raateniv
Forganakoy stantaii
Pauohno-isoledovatellskogo khlopkovogo Inatituta
(for Malinin).
2, Tostochno-SibirokLy filial. 0 SWR (for Dzholova) *
3* Krymskaya opytno-oolaktalonnaya otauiteiya
efiromaelichnfth
kullturj, Simferopol# (for Ikaivayko).
(Red opider-ftteruination)

~. ANTONOVA, 1. 1.
Fauna and scolo17 of spiller mites. BiuleGlavebotesada no.36:
87-94 '60. (MIRA 13:7)
1. GlavW botanichesidy sad Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Moscow--Red spider)

T317SINj NJ.) akademiki CHEPIMXIY, Te.S.j BUSHCHIK,
T.N.; SHMAIIKO,, V.F.;
UMOVAs G.L.; XUJXNIK9 re.Tee; BELTAIEV19 A.S.; PrWmall
uchantiyet AZIXAMILI, LA.; AHjqNGVAj-ji,,Lj~-VOLKOVA,
A.A.;
DCMOCHIMXAYA', I.B.; HIRCBHNICHMO,# O*N*I.,rOZHAKOVAt
N*P,.
Nev data on the control of cabbage flies (Gbortophila b
ras sicae
Dcruoh6 and Chortophila, floralis Fall.). DokI.AN SSSX
I"
no.2s491-460 MV 162* (Km 1515)
1., Glavnyy botanicheskiy sad &4 SM.
Opytno-pokazatollnyy
sovkhos im. Mossoveta L Sovkhos im. A.M.Gorikogo.
(Cabbap-Diseasea and posta)

VLAS114:0. V.1., kand.tokhn.nauk; ZFMANOV, G.S.,
-rof.; DEMITly3w,
A.M., Insh.; InIth.
Use of a ferrite mtrix It, a method for forming
nunbers.
(Trudy) WTU noat64-69 159, (HUM 1315)
(Ilactronle calculating mchineg)

ANTOM)VAI-I*H.j BRATTShV. V.F.
Hydrogenlike wave functiom of atom and ions, Vent.LGU 16 no,~10t
5-7 161. 1 (KLRA 105)
(Coulomb fun,)tiorm) (Atomo) (Ions)

USHLOY, M.G.; ;177MLOVA, 13)V1TSEV, V.F.; KIRILLOVA, I.V.
Tables of the 1mr"mutern of antilytic wit" functions of atoms
and iona. Part 1. Opt. i sr)ektr. 10 no.6:03-696 Je 161. (14M
14:8)
(Fmations, Analytic) (Wave mechanics)

7 . I .-n 77- 7~ , 7s o 7. f
Tracor Owtudy tht, klo~clianltjm of tlio Hvncti,ii !C lMctM%w
Ollklnti,n,
Problow Ls-*tlc-p &W cAt&lyols, V. 9, TootoT,-e in
(~Stw)yolf#4 *,-4wov.~ 'VLA-rt,
Ax wot, .957.
Uoot of the Sn this rojlevtjo.-~ wrre -proorrTAM 4t tiv
t,(vrf W,
tmk

USSR/ Physical Chemistry Kinetics# Combustion. Explosives. Topochemistry. B-9
Cate,lysis
Abe Jour - Referat Zhur Khimiyax No 4) 1957, 11M
Author % Kleymenov N.A., Antopova I.S., Markwdch A.K., ftlbandyan A.B.
Title : Oxidation of MeZIMAW'BTUSEYg-en Atoms rormed on Thermal Decomposition
of Ozone
Orig Pub : Zh- fiz. khimilt 1956o 30, No 4P 794-797
Abstraot : Formation of peroxide on Oxidation Oil C94 under conditions of flow
(mixture (X4 : 02 - 1:1.) rate of flov 400 cc/minute) in the presence
of 1.45% 0 becomes apparent at the saw temperature (100-116P) that
decompositbn Of 03 begins. On this basis the authors consider that
initiator action is associated not with the 03molecule but vith 0
atoms vhich are decomposition products of O~-

ANTONOVA, I.N.; MOSHXIXA, R.I.; NALBANDYAN, A9B*; NJYW.
M.B.; FXKLISOT. 0.1.
'-1-- 1-1 ~Study of the mechanism of oxidation of methane
using tagged atcme.
Probl, kin, I kat. 9t97-103 157. (MIRA 1193)
(Methane) (Oxidation) (C-arbon-lootopes)

- ANTOMTA, I.T., inshaner (Moskva); BARI?, Sju., inthenor
(Moskva); TEMIN,
1.-BI., Inthener (Moskva).
Hoat-rosistant concrete for lining Airnacess
Stroispredoneft,prou'.
1 no.6tl6-18 Ag 156. Oam 919)
(Refractory "aterials) (Ooncrate)

FWE I BOOK M(PIDITATION SOV/5068
KuZomint Konstantin Gavrilovich, and Irina Tikhonovna Antonove.
Foray dlya ligotoylonlys sbornykh betonnykh i zhelezobetonnykh
konstraktsiy
~rorao for tfie Production of Sectional-Concrete and
Reinforce&-Concrete
Structures) Moscow,, oosstroyit"t, 196o. 231-P- Errata slip
inserted.
Scientific Ed*: K.I. Mikhaylovp Candidate of Technical Sciencesj
Ed. or Publish-
Ing Houset N.O& Yegoron; Tech, Ed*: LA, Osenkob
PURPOSE: This 'book is Intended for engineers, technicians, and
foremen engaged
Lin the design and production of sectionLl-conerete and
r*inroreed-concrete
structures.-
CO%%Uq2t The authors exesdue the fame used In manufacturing
various, sectional-
concrete, prestressed-concrete, and reinforced-concrete structures,
The method
for ,estimating coot 'per 1 cubic motor of-Anishod'structures is
discusseds and
recamendations for the design, construction, lubrication, and
application or
complete foravorks, an given* The book includes examples of,desigue
and,
Cawm/3~---

87435
3/191/60/000/0-10/009/017
15)ZOU B004/13060
AUTHORS: Leyrikh, V. E., Antonova, 1. T., Savvina, Y-a. A-t
Piukina, R. Ya.,1MIETT)'o-Ma T
TITLE: Properties of Concrete With Furyl Aniline Resi;,.
Addition
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 10, pp. 38-12
TEXT: This is a report on the improvement of concrete
properties by the
polymerization of furyl alcohol with aniline. Aniline is added
as a
hydrochloride. Furyl alcohol added to the cement suspension
(20%), s1
down the concrete structure formation; 55~ CaCl2 are therefore
added for
an accelerator. The addition of hydrochloride of aniline is
varied,
depending on the desired concrete properties, between ') and
100%,
referred to furyl alcohol. The resin is formed under
liberation of heat.
The liquid addition is calculated by the equations generally
in use for
ordinary concrete, The concrete prepared from differ-~nt kinds
of cement
and aggregates with a furyl aniline resin content was tested
for i1D
technological properties. An 0 -116 (1-116) vi I, r,,,,tcr
-crvoJ f cr i tn
Card 1/2

propertles, themmophysical IndexeS (be-at capacity- vanf4l,71ant Or

L 45197-65
AGCWSIO?; M AP50149n
ASSOCiATEN! none
INC- R-&F !Wli HER:
Card.-

ANTIONOVA,, I.V.
Brief news. Vop. virus. 10 no.5t637-638 S-0 165.
(MIRA 18i11)

,A w 9 -NOVA.4-1 % V 4
ChronLo bacterial carriage state in typhoid and
paratyphoid
favor. Zhurtmikrobiolop epid, I. Immn, 42
no-10,139-140 0
165. (MIRA l8til)
I* 2-y Moekovskiy maditainiskiy Inatitut iurni
N,I.Pirogova,
Submitted July 20, 1964.

DRIBINSHY, 14.11.; KUHANSHY, V.A.; AIITONOVA, I.V.
Cktheterization of the bront-hi in the induction of
intubation
anesthesia. lhlrurgiia 35 no.6:59-63 Je 159. (HIRL 1218)
1. It otdoloni" grudnoy khLrurgit (zav. H.BoDribinakiy)
Kali ni ngrad skoy oblastnoy bollnitey (glavnyy vrach -
k-and.
mod.nauk sag lushennyy vrach IWSR V.V.Pilippov).
(AINSTHISIA. XNDOTRACIDIAL
a'rrors & haxards in intubation of bronchi,
pre'r. (Run))
.!I

ANMNOVAO Kruatina
qw,-~
More about cortaln probless In the development of
cocoon
production# Tekstl1ne, prca 12 no,317-9 163.
1. Tekstllna laboratorlia pri 'Bulgarkontrola,"
M .1 -- ~- -- ~

AKTONUVAq K. A. Ed.
Novaya istoriya indii. Moskva, lzd-vo Vostochinoy
Lit'ryp 1961.
8)3 pe Illuss, Map3j Fortso
Wf-title Akadeniya Nauk SSSR. Institut Narodov
Axii.
Bibliograpitya p. 771-809.

I.Q' vtq'otpitlori ,,f tb~l w~wuiurn Karaku roglon &a
roiatol t,.-i mo, t -,o- 6,vicip i 0-~ iu,-, t ~vv ~-. I
2-v . A N I S3.i. Sar. bloj
ruuk M f~t O-UaA 171b)

A I ITO NOVA , K a Is -1 1-1 ',')' 1"I ' "'.) "' A
I F a I a
Into result q of the troatnimt of gast"ic cftneer.
Khirurgi ta 40
no.St4l-42 Ag 164. (MIRA 180)
1. Ullyanovskiy oblastnoy onkologicheekly diepanser
(glavnyy
vrach A.As Bystritakiy).

~ T .11, ; 0 - - I - I
- - .1 1. 1

XULIAV, A.M,j KULITIV, R-Sh.j ERITZ1.59 N.M.; ANTONOVA. K.I*
Improvement of industrial naphthenic acids. Asarb.neft.khos*36
no,201-
34 F '57. (RLRA 10:4)
(Naphthento acid)

-'z9-8 - 26~rjl""
I-r&nslation fromi ReferativrTy thumq. Dlmlya, 1969, Nr 8, p
497 ("USW
AMORSi Masumysn, V.Y^.,.DAnlyely&n, M.K., Art-ct,,ova. K.!,.,
Sull.aruua, Kh,M_
Lrustamov, A-S.
Tlras Tha Prsp&ratlon of Baku Petrolout f0f, rrl.~PsrlrA
PMUODICALt 3b. tr. Aumb, n,:- -,I , l9r,'8, vr 2
!,-k- -at=
pp 16 - 33 (Azerb. summary)
AWTRA(~r: A comprehsnsive proats ~ag tm d-~-,relorkd fCT Pro,-
paring Baku petrolouz for Dr--~zi~asirag. rk4mjlilfl,~&t-lon Is
c-arrl*d
at a temperature of 110 - 1400~1 ard a p"ssur# of up to 6 atm.
and
de2omposition of tmulsion is carried out. in a wh,~ro the prt-
llmbva,2yheated petroleum is subje)ted to Intensive mixtrg., Tho
separation or the prjqcIPvLl mass of drill water Is *&rrl^d out
= theh
first group of dohydrators. The mixer In f-3 With petroleum,
oontaining 2 - 3% of water, and wivshing watir.. as a rer',j'At
of vlgarr~ur
Card 1/2 mixing the salts pass into the, washing water. Th*
eet"I'vig of the

The Preparation of Baku Petroleum for Proossaing SOV,/81-59-8-2WFI
washing water is carried out in th-) seacmd se-Aions of the
dehydrators, after wh1ar
the petroleum is cooled and passes into the storage tank for the
prepared petroleum. j_
The method developed "kes It possible to reduce the consumption of
demulsifier by
55 - 60%.
N. Kelltsev
Card 2/2

SOV/81-59-10-30435
Translation fromi Reforativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1959, Nr 10, p
443 (USSR)
AVTHORS: shumov. 0.G., KujjXgy.,L R.Sh., Antonova, K.I.,
Step!~Uan, T.S., Kitushina,
Ye.N., Vellyev, Sh.V.
TITM An Investigation of Kalino Petroleum of the Upper Formation
With the Aim
of Obtaining Ajr~~t O~il '\
PERIODICAL: Sb. tr. Azerb. n.-i. in-t nefteparerabat. prom-sti,
1956, Nr 2, PP 99-105
ABSTRAM The results of experiments are cited on the elucidation
of the possibility
of using masut from Kalino- petroleum of the upper formation with
the aim of
finding additional resources for the production of aircraft, oil.
The in-
vestigation was carri-ed out with regard to obtaining MK-22 oil
by Industrial
technology as well as with the application of the process of
deasphaltiza-
tion of the initial concentrate, and also with regard to
obtaining MS-20
aircraft oil with the application of deanphaltizatJon and
selective puri-
fication by phenol. It has been shown that MK-22 oil can be
obtained by
both nothods with all indices corresponding to the starelard with
exception
Card 1/2 of density; the oil yield In comparison with the yield
from Surakhany cholSe

KULIM, A.M.-, KULITV, R.Sh.-, DMZINAo K-H-; AMNO.U,~-' X, Ia.;
KMSHINA. T6.4,; CHINAMA, N.I.; ALiTNT;-V.10
Investigating, Neftyamyo Xamni crude with regard to Ito suitability
for producing distillate lubricating oils. Sbor.trud.AsHII NP
no.2:106-130 Ag 158. (MIRk 12:6)
(Nefty&Wa Unni region-Potroleum-Analysis)
Umbrication and lubricants)

KULITW, A.U.: KULrrNV. R.Sh.: DMZIKk, 9-M-- ANMHDYA,
X.I.: KITUSHINA,
Yo.1; CRItAMA, V.I.: ALM, . .......
i
Product 9 id &I oils from HaftyaWye Kamni crude,
Sbor.trud.
67 roe u
AOI twatl3l-144 Ag 158. OGBA 12:6)
(Haftyarq7e Kmni region--Petroleum)
(Petroleum-Reflnirg)

KULIMj R.Sh,; ANTONQVA,_~.I.
Developir,g methods for obtaining higher visosi ty-
temperature
characteristics of *ila from Baku petroleums used in
diesel and
carburetor engines, Sborstrud,As NII NP no,4tI14-127
159.
MIA
(Baku-Petroleum) (lubrication and lubricants)
151.5)

KULIMR R.Sh.j A11TONOVA, K.I.
Investigation of the viscosity-temperature properties
of narrow
fractions of finiahed oils separated from Baku crudes
rich in oil.
Sbor*trud*As M11 NP no*0128-1~9 t39. (HDU 15: 5)
(Baku-Petroleum) (Lubrication and lubricants)

25727
8/123/61/000/012/004/042
A004/A101
AMMORS s Regroyev, V. F.; Kasumadze, N. G.; Mamedov, I. A.;
Kuliyev. R.Sh.;
Antonova, K. 1.
TITLEt Corrosion of special stools in naphthenic acids
PMUODICALt Refer&tlvrAyy thurnal, Mashinos troy eniye, no. 12,
1961, 16, abstract
12A117 (Aterb. neft. kh-vo", 1960, no. 11, 43-45)
TEXTt The authors investigated the corrosion rate of various
staioless
steel grades In naphthento acids at temperatures In the range
or 200-275 C. The
high corrosion of chromous stainless steels was found, which
even exceeds the
corrosion rate of the non-alloyed CT-3 (3T-3) grade. It was
established that
chrome-nickel staiBless stools tend In a lesser way to
corrosion, which attains
high values at 275 C, while Cr-NI-steels with an increased
Si-content (3-6%) are
highly corrosion-resistant. The corrosion resistance of then*
steel grades Is
explained by the properties of the protective films forming In
the presence of
Si.
(Abstracter's notet Complete translation]
Card 1/1

KUL7YEVO R..Sbs; "IMMY)VA, F.T.j IMSATMv G.T.;
ArJN(.,,VAj K.T.; CHIKAMA,, N.r.
Obtaining trwisformor on rmm d!3tIllSte8 or surakhsni so-
looted crude oiL ani K%rvhukhur am Slaxan petroleum,,
Naf-
toper. i neft*khtm. no*40-1106.1 (MITIA 170)
Is Institut neftekLhlah-,~ikUh pretsessoyt Baku.

465-67
Acc NRI
AP602"39 (A) SOURCS CODE, UR10316/66/000/002/0077/0080
AUTHORt Xuliyevp R, Sh,j ~ksarvl 0. T.1 AYr!R!jTL&j It. K.1
Antonoval-K. 1.
0901 INXhP AN A"rbSSR
TITIS8 Nfrect of various hydrocarbon groups of D-8 diesel oil on
Its low-t4niperature
properties
SOMtCS1 Aterbaydahanskiy khimicheekly thurnall no, 2p 1966, 77-80
TOPIC TAGS1 lubricant viscosity$ lubricating oil I AR60707"d
11Y0,e00.AJeZ0A)
ABSTRACTI The effect of various groups of hydrocarbons on the
visegalt-T of D.0 diesel
oil (SU maohine all) was studied at low tomperaturos. The groups
were separated from
the SU distillate ohromatographica.11,y on ASK silica gol. The
viscosity am solidifioa-
tion points of the aromatto hydrooarb.)ns inoreaeo with their
cyclio character. It was
fourid that the removal or all tars and approximtelv 30-40$ of
heavy aromatic hydro-
carbons frox the distUlate of SU machine oil gives the required
content of the vari-
ous hydrocarbon groups in the oil, so that the desired viscosity
is obtained at -2000.
In order to obtain this lWdrocarbon composition in the oill the
distillate of SU ma-
chine oil must bo subjected to a more thorough purification, The
viscosity of D-8 die-
861 oil at lov temperatures can also be Improved by decreasing
Its viscosity at IOOOCI
when the visoosity is decreased from 8.4 to 7.5 cS at 1006C# the
oorresporAing viscos-

L 06465-67
rA-Ct MR, AP60kb1V-----,
ity at -210C drops from 44,8 to 21 thousand c3, Orig. &A, hael 4 tables,
SUB CODES It/ SUBM WE$ 3Ojul65/ ORIG RUS 001
2/2

DOGDAIX)V, K.A.j,.AITLh-~VAp K.N.
Synthogle of -msthyll clnrw*sldahyds. Trudy
VIIIISNDV
no.5:10-17 161. (RIHA 14: 10)
(Citmam&ldehyde)

ACC NRa AP60244.19 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Antonova, K. P.
ORG: ki*v Institute of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational
Diseases (Kiyevskiy
institut gigiyeny truda 1 prorziBolevanlyr
TITIZ: The effects of' local constant or Intermittent vibration
on the human
organism L_
10 1
SOURCE: Gigiyena I eanitariya, no. 7. 1966, 29-32
TOPIC TAGS: biologic vibration eirfect, human physiology
ANSTRACT: The effect of constant and intermittent vibration
(225 cps; 0.02 mm) was
studied under controlled conditions using 20 healthy mnle
subjects aged 19-25. The
experiment was divided Into h series: in the first series, the
errects of constant
vibration were studied-, in the second series, tvo-mlnute
exposures to constant
vibratim were separated by two-minute intervals; In the third
series, two-mirute
exposures to constant vibration were separated by four-minute
intervals; and in the
fourth series, the interval between tvo-minute exposures to
vibration was decreased
to 20 sec. The total exposure duration was 30 min for each
series. It va3 found
that the fourth series had a more deleterious physiological
effect then the second
and third series. Moreover, the deleterious effects of the
first, necond, and third
series were essentially identical. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
JCD)
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AN7MOVA, "Uns. Ste
ft"ts hitherto ob+Ained in raising some cocoon
breeds In
Rdgaria, Prir i snanie 16 no.60-11 Je063

FxC,iAPTA sec 9 Vol 13/2 Surg'. ry Feb 59
. . . .., I
1000. CLINICAL FEATURES AND SURGERY OF THYROTOXICOSES IN
THE
MIDDLE URALS11(usslantexi) -
1956. 2/4 (50.6t)) Ai~-Onov PHOBL. E,%'DOKR.
In 10yr. 1.463 patients were operated upon - 905 with
endemic goitre and 558 with
thyrotoxic Rollre. In 10.9% of the Patients there was
secondary thyrotoxic goitre.
Severe forms were observed more often among patients
with primary thyrotoxicos.
in. Fatality rate was 0.23%. Good immediate results were
obtained In 97.45% of
patients operated upon. (S)

USS11/11umn an(l Miml myuiolot,7 - Knod. lllo.)d Traasfusioir~ T-4
-cod Substitute.
and Dl(.
Abn Jour Ruf 'd'hur - rllo~.! M, t(, 115~,, 11591"1
Author Ivnn?vn,-V-.)rush)-.inn, A.V., luitomva, L.A., Mildinilova,
G. It.
In-it
Titlu Delen'kiy's Medicinal Somr., (DW) Al.-,plicd iii Tmatin.-
N tientu with 'rubercalanis.
Or i C., M, : Sov. raeditsina, 1957, 110 4, 83-37.
Abstract : Belankiylc :%edicinal sermi (rlm) win adninistorea to 27
Ixaticnts wit!-, tul.)crculnr inpiirriantr, of the lxmU.S, of
the lymphatic nodes (W), and vf the fittestinos. In 5
patients, n nediimi (lc(.,rou rcnetion war, iv.;tcd. Dcuinto-
Yientive, stiviuInt, ')ry, an(l ;iutritive offk!ct'l of ME bc-
ca,.x., apparent. lk)dy tc;.,.i)craturc and b1co(7 1:':rnulu beca-
me nomalized, and t!,c extent of ii-r,,aired LIT decreased.
If M-3 was vtdjidat stared repeatedly, no renction t,l thc
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TOLOTP Alakenndr Ivanovich, SINITSTY, N.A.9
"do; XNAMAs Yeallas tokhnerede -
[Practleas In Introducing amendments to collective fmrs
statlitog)
Praktika vneseniia, iumenanii v uatftv7 kolkhosoro
Hooky&, Goa. lid-vo
lurid. Ilt-ry, 1958. 56 p* (Hru 11:9)
(collective ram)

:Foruvtry. Forent Biology nild Typology
JOUR.3 .%flt Z'iiir -W No. 5 1, (), Ni). 20120
.Al t Antonova, L.A.
IT""TO S_nXT-mf-orF7OT*WT-9 Podalgagical Inst.
Orief Description or thm Ptoronts in 11--valya-
skly Le,"kh*x and Coi Basic Laws of Their
Ult4tribution,
O"i I G. PV'3.i 110h. z&p* 69rfixovak, gom. 1xid. in-t, 19579
v". 28 225-247
I Djmta1l'e4 description ts qiven of the right bank
wntvr'l~had woodlanoa An Klivalyn#kly nnd ~osrioYom
MazinskLy forest rAngox of Khvalynbkiy Laakhov~
in Sarstovskaya Oblant, which occupy the higb-!
oat p^rt of the watersheds The soilm of the
district are &haracterized in details The
principal forest forming specitr are oak, lin-
den and pin** Thm oak and lindon woods are
mads, up of low quality scrub stands on gray
forest *oil, The pine woods ars ropresented
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A"- C rinerC ird or.j-r
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ANTONOVA, L._ A., and TVAROV-)MOLODNI, G. S.
"Ionization in the Night Ionosphere
(Cox-puscular
Rypothesio)"
Report presented at the Commission on Space
Research, 2nd
Intl. Symposium and Plenary Meeting, 7-18
April 1961, Florence
Italy.

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AUTHORs Antonoval L.A.
TITLE: -is-a-Surement of corpuecular radiation at heights up
to 100 km
PERIODICALs Akademi a nauk SSSR. Izvestiya, Seriya
geofizicheskaya,
no. 9, T961t 1437 - 1438
TEXTs The author describes the results of corpuecular radiation
measurement in a rocket eperiment conducted on July 21# 19599 a
a time when the sun was I above the horizon. A photomultipliert
sent up in a rockett was shielded from lateral raostion and from
direct sunlight. The photomultiplier entry alit was directed to-
wards the sky zenith. Comparison of the results obtained with
~1)
an optical filter, and with (2) an aluminum screen (0.18 mg/cm
thick) and a phosphor ZnStAg indicated the presence of
corpuacular
(electron) radiation at heights of 75-105 km. The energy of
elec-
trons was deduced to be 10-40 keV# from the fact that an
aluminum
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sheet of 2.0 mg/cm2 thickness absorbed the corpuscular radiation
completely. The electron flux density was estimated to be 0.01
era.
czff2.eeo- ster-1. The results reported confirmed an earlier
obser-
vation of corpuscular radiation below 100 km (by L.A. Antonova
and
G.S. Ivanov-Kholodnyy (Ref# lt Izvestiya AN SSSR# Ser. geofiz.9
no* 5t 1960)). Acknowledgements are made to G.S#
Ivanov-Kholodnyyt
G*A,, Bordovakiy, I.V. Petrusinskayap A.V. Chudaykin and N.D.
Maea-
nova for their help, There are 2 figures and 2 referencest 1
Sov-
iet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc, The reference to the
English-lan-
guage publication reads as follows: J.A. Van Allen, Proc. Nat#
Acad. Sci-t 43# no. 1# 1957,
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR# Institut prikladnoy geofiziki
(Academv of Sciences* USSRO Institute of Applied Geo-
physics)
SUBMITTED: September 29, 1960
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11IS130 B 1041, B102
AUTHORS: Ivanov-Kholodnyy, G. S. , Find Ant onova, L, A
TITLE: l-,ni-ontion of the nocturrial
hy po t liv al S)
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR- Doklady. v, 140, r.k) io6-.
IC,62 - 1065
TEXT: In 11')9. V. I. Kl*nF;ovskiY (PrtrodFi. no.
charged particl-t-i -is Flources of lonlization of tho
no1-'.urn;,1 :3no3pliere.
R. L. Smith. R. A. HPI'llwell, 1. W, Yabreff ('J' Gov;'hy!'
~L. a!')
(1960)) nrid B. t, WBrien, J.A.Vati Allen ot al, (J.
G#~,(-phys, Ron . 61
2583 (1960)) obtained new proofs for the existenck, of
-Iortroii beams in
the upper atmosihere. Assuming that, during the MCht.
ionization ~,n the
ionosphere is caused by an electron particle flux, thp
author-3 enlculated
the particle energy. Equilibrium between gonpration and
recombination
of ions was assumed. Using data of V, V. Mikhn-vtch 11. S.
Danilin
et al. (Sborn. Iiskusetvennyye sputniki Zemli, no.. ~, 6,
('9,-9)) about
density of atmosphere, and of A. D. Danllov (SI-orn.
1.-,k,,ir3s!-;ennyy,, ve
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Ionization of the nocturnal B I 041/B 102
sputnikl Zemll, no. 7,'1960, p. 56) about the effective rtcombination
-oofficietit. an oloctron enorgy flux of I - I - 10 wriv
-)btftined. The effoctive electron enorgy in thl, flux was est.mr-t#-3i to te
200 ev The total .,lumber of electrons In It wav.
'-109 - 5.1010 cm-2.80c, i. For ail explanation of lon'.zat'.ot. ~-f tho
cocturnal ionosphoro by particles, it is therefor.? n(-Cessary to assumo a
;cwprful flux of soft electrons, The electron spectrum may be ropresented
by a power function; N(E)dE- E .I'dE, where V - 4 ~ '), Th- akittiors asBvimp
electron sources In the tonospherp and a certain accelerat-.on mechanism
f:)r electrons, K, 1. GrIngau7 (DAN. '31 . 1!01 (1960)) is ri,?nticnei.
Th-?re are i table and 19 refPrences. 7 'Doviet. and 2 nvn-Sovlet. The
three most recent re-ferencos to Eng.'13h- 31 arlg,i mg e pu 1, 1 ~ :1 ~ I c ns
r (' a I a 9
f v'- 1 ow s :R. E. P rp na t t . Am Rock. Soc, J. IQ. 761 (1960); F, H- 11011Y
R. G. Johnson. J. Geophys Res , 61 , 771 (' 9(-0) 1 K A. And-rvn,
J. Geophys. Res., ~L. 51)1 (1960).--
ASSOCIATION. Institut prikladnoy geofizlkl Akadomli n.-i-,!ir SSSR ~Inrttute
of Applied Geophysics of tha A,:ademy of USSR)
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PRESENTED: May 24, 1961t by Ye. K. Fodorov, Academician
SUBMIIIND: March 14s 1961
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a A:
A.
CK x r-c" W
210 6.106 1.10 7.106 4-1019. A IWI 1,3 11 1 PO A A. 0. 1.740.
6.1 It"
no :10 2-10 1:6.10, 10-1. 1.7-101t 3.2-19 - 2M KO 0' 3 5110,
8.5 t01
23P w 10-t 3-1(P J-19"'I 1.2 Iwo I I in- W 3, 4:110. 2:4.10,
1j, 1(11
M 1.104 67 10-1 9.14(p 4.6-10-u 7:001 1:1:10-: AM 3.2-10.
2.1-100 '%5-W
M Noe 't: 5.10- f.3-fol f-100101.3.10" S.0-10-0 am 2 A-1too
1.7-10, 2, 0. f (0
1:1(0 3-101 00 3 10-13 2.10- 6.5-to- 1,1.10- 2 2 0
144 9 1:33:11tr
x 101 1.10-1 b0 2.10,113.5-1010
1 4
190 S to- IAO~ 25 6 IQ--- aA. 1 5. 1)
10, 7.0. o:. M"I'M 0) - of ro
4:1 1 1 . U I
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V t A., 0 2.1 0& 2.0 0_. '.5 - At , - - -1
r
Table I
Table 1. Thi eleotron energy apeotrum. Legend: 1) hoiglit in
kmi
2~ elsotron ooncentrationi 3) effeative rooombination
coofficienti
4 number of rooombinationsi 5) density of the atmosphere;
6) qn w IQdhl 7) elootron energyj 8) ooeffioient of ion
generation.
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