SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOROBYEV, B.N. - VOROBYEV, G.
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VOROBIYAV, B.N.
From rX, TSiolkovskille correspondence. Vop. Jet. est. i tekh.
no.6:46-49 159. 1OuRA 12:6)
(Siollcovskii, Konstautin Iduardovicho 1857-1935)
1(2) SOV/25-59-7-50/53
AUTHOR:
TITLE: None given
PE'RI03ICAL: Yauka i zhiznl, 1959, 1Tr 7, PP 78-79 (USSR)
ABO)TRACT; The article given a hisborical outline with roGard to a
report of Candidate of Technical OjcionceB V.11. Parfenov
published in the Nauka i zhizn', 1959, 1Tr 1, and dealing
with foreiGn developmnnts of jet-propelled flying winGs.
There is 1 Soviet reference.
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TSIOLKOVSKIT, lonatantin Iduardovich; VOROBITEV' B.N'p inth., red.-sostavitell
toma; BLAG0NR4V0T,.4.A.# sksia-mik, oty.red.-, SINVOT, L.A., dok-tor
takhn.nauk, Prof., sasJushennyy dayatell nauki i tGkhn1ki.WSR#
tmuchnyy red. toma; RAPOPORT, Ta.A,, red.izd-Ta; PRUMOVA, T.A..
tekhnaed,
[Collected works] Sobranie sochinenii. Vol.3. [Dirigibles]
Dirizhabli. Moskva, 12d-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. 1959. 316 p.
(Mrships) (MIRA 12:4)
VOROBSYET, B.U.
Yound manuscript. Nauka i zhisn' 27 U0.9t59-6o s ,6o.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Uchenyy eekretarl komiseii AN SSSR p-3 podgotovke k
izdaniyu nauchno-go naslediya X.R.TSiblkovskogo,
I (Rockets (Aeronautics))
(TS161kovskill," Konstantin lKnardovich.' 1657-1935)
IY(V
~OR06
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5424
Tsiolkovskiy, Konstantin Eduardovich
Put' k zvezdam; sbornik nauchno-fantasticheskikh proizvedeniy (Journey
to the Stars; Science Fiction Collection) Moscow, Izd-vo, AN SSSR,
351 p. 50, 000 copies printed.
Ed.-Comp.: B. N. Vorobl yev; Ed. of Publishing House: V. A. Boyarskiy;
Tech. Ed.: T. P. Polenova.
PURPOSE: This science fiction collection is intended for the general reader.
COVERAGE: The book is a complete collection of the science fiction writings
of k. E. Tsiolkovskly. In these accounts many problems connected with
the investigation and conquest of space are presented. Cosmic rocket
travel and original apparatus to guarantee the survival of men, animals,
and plan to inside such rockets are desqribed. Tsiolkovskly speculates
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Journey to the Stars . (C Ont. ) SOV/5424
on the effect of the gravity of celestial bodies on the size of any possible
inhabitants, etc. He sketches the vastness of space and trips to the planets
of the solar system. In the preface of the book Academician V. G. Fesenkov
provides a critique of Tsiolkovskiy' s science fiction writingspre viewing his
ideas and pointing out some errors. A still more detailed appreciation and
history of Tsiolkovskiy' s science fiction Is given in the summary by
B, N. Vorobl yev. The book is concluded by three appendixes and a number
of reproductions of Tsiolkovskiyf a sketches. No personalities are men-
tioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Fesenkov, V. G. On This Collection of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy's Science
Fiction Writings 3
On the Moon
7
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Journey to the Stars (Cont. SOV/5424
Dreams About, Earth and Sky 38
On Vesta 113
Beyond the Earth
Goals of Astronautics
117
248
Variation of Relative Gravity on Earth (Mercury, Mars,
the Asteroids Ceres, Pallas, and Vesta) 277
Living Matter in the Cosmos 297
Biology.of Dwarfs and Giants 311
Island Universes 317
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Jour Iney to the Stars (Cont. SOV/5424
Beyond the Earth's Atmosphere 327
Voroblyev,_ B. N. _Science Fiction in the Works of K. E.
Tsiolkovskiy 334
APPENDMES
1. To the Inventors of Reaction Machines 348
11. Is It Only Fantasy? 35C
III. Pages From a Youth's Diary 351
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
AC/rn/bc
Card 4/4 10-12-61
S/035/62/000/011/003/079
A001/A101
AUTHORs Voroblyev B. N#
TITLE: ~M. V. Lomonosov and study of outer space
PERIODICAL: Reforativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Oe6deziya, no. 11, 1962, 3,
abstradt 11A10 (In collectiont "Vopr. istorii yeatestvozn. i tekhn.",
no. 12, Moscow, AN sssR, 1962, 156 157)
TEXT: In connection with the space flight of Yu. A. Gagarin, the author
mentions that M. V. Lomonosov was the first scientist who raised the problem
of studying atmosphere by lifting instruments to high altitudes and designed
the first model of an "aerodromic machine" (helicopter) In 1784. D. I. Mendeleyev
pursued Lomonosov's ideas In this directIon bypro*posing the design of a strato-
stat. However, the study of the upper atmospheric layers and outer space became
possible only thanks to the research of K. E. TsIolkovskiy-and his followers.
.Yu. P.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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TSIOKOVSKrf, Kon4tantin Edaardavich; BIAGONRAVOVp A.A.# akademik,
,&,, red.; PROKOFIYBVA,, H-B-o
otv. red. ;' V!0qRgQQBL~Mmj.,
red. Izd-va; YWOROVA, N,F.j,.tekhn. red.
[Rocket into outer spacel investigation of outer space with
jet-propelled devices] Raketa v koemicheakoe p4loptranstyo;
isaledovanie mirovykh prostranstv reaktivnymi priborami. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo AN SSSRp 1963. UO P. (miRk 16:6)
(Outer space--Exploration)(Rockets (Aeronauticaj
(TSiolkovskii, Konstantin Eduardovich, 1857-1935)
zw~mw-, B.N.; , SOKOL' SKIY 0 V.N.j MELIKUMOVj T,M,,# otv, red.1
PJ~6i&IYEVAA N.B., red.izd-va; W.AFIYEV4 G.A.f telcbn.
red.
[Pioneers in rocket ongineeringt Kiballchicht TSiolkovskiij
TSanderj Kondratiukj selected worko) Plonery raketnol tekh-
niki; Kiballchich, TSiolkovskii, T&uderj Kondratiuki 17,-
brannye trudy. Moskvas.lzd-vo "Hauka.," 1964. 670 p.
(MIRA 17:4)
lo Akademiya nauk SM, Institut intoril, yeatestvoznaniya i
tekbniki.
TSIOLKOVSKIY, K.S.; VOROB'YEVJ3.N.p inzh.; SqKOLISKIT, V.N.j
KOS40DWYANSIM , A.A., doktor fiz.-mat. nauk# otv. red.;
KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.V., red.izd-vaj FOLYAKOVA, T.V., tekbn.red.
(Jet aircraft) Roaktivnyo lotatellrqe apparaty. l0loskva Izd-
vo "Naukap" 1964. 473 P. (MIRA 17:31
VITFMKIY, Ya.D.1 V_R0B-!IWEx-%L (Kurgan)
Significance of meamwing pressure in the inferior vona, cava. during
its ligation in patients :with circulatory insuffio~enay in cardiac
defects. Roper. khir. 4 nc,0145 N-D 159, (MIRA AtO
(BLOOD PPMSURE)" (VENA CAVA)
(WM-ABNOMETIES AND DEFORKITIES)
KAMSXIX.0 1.7.; VOROBITEV, B.P.; ITINSKIT~ V.I.; OSTER-VOLKOV,. N.N.
Polymern based on the condenva-tion products of furfurola
vith acetone, P2astic materials based on diflurfurylideneace-
N. (MIM.164)
tons. Plaa massy no.3$17-19 163.
(Plastics) (Butenons)
VASIL'YEV, ViG.;. VORr)B'Yr-,V,. B.S.; DUDKO, N.A.; ZILLIBERMAN, V.J.; KLITCf-HYTTO,
I.F.; OW71-1151'. 3.A., CIIERPAK, S.I.
f
Present status of and prospects for the development of.the pro-
duction of natural gas in the eastern Ukrd Man oil- and gas-
bearing region. Gaz. prom. 2.0 no.4:1-6 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
Y
VOROBIYKV B.S.; LAP*N, I61u.; FANIKIV, A.H.; STMq'LIN#,B.P.; TKHORZHEVSXIY, S.A.
. Geology of the southern ape of the Voronezh massif in the Charkey
region. S+geol. 6 no.4:129-133 Ap 163. (MIRA 1634)
1, Treat OKharlkovneftegazrazvedka" i Ukrainskiy filial Voeaoyunnogo
nauchno-isoledovatellskogo instituta gaza i iskusstvennogo_zbadkogo
topliva**~ (Ghar-kov rogion-~&*ology)
i
VOROB I B S
YI;vA_
Nei type of oil and gas pools and some problems in classifying
them, Geol.neft I gaza. 6 no,lOtl7-23 0 162, (MM 15:12)
1. Upravleniye gazovoy i neftyanoy promyehlennooti KharIkovskogo
soveta narodnogo khozyaystva.
Onieper-Donets Lowland-Petroleum geology)
(Dnieper-Donets Lowland-Gas, Natural--Geolog7)
VOROB'YxV' B.S.; X011(noxv, TU.P.; POCIMMA, TO.A.
Rfficlent met4ode for prospecting and estinatIng producible
gas reserves, Gaz,prom. 4 no.6:1-9 Je '59. (MIR& 12:8)
(Chs, Natural-Geology)
IN
VOROBIYE pA,,L POCHUYEVA, Ye.A.
- . Geological conditions governing the mnner of the occur-rence
of gas in the Shebelinka gas field. Gaz. prom. 7 no*4tl-8162
WIRA 17 -.7)
9 V. F.9 Acaclemician, VOROBIVET, B. Ye., Prof., IVANOV, V. P., Prof.
"Mikhail Androyevich Shatelen," Iz. Ak. Nauk SSSR, Otdel. Tekh. RwLk, No. 5, 1941.
Peport U-1530, 25 Oct 19~51
MOLOTKOV, A.; VORaBOUT. D.- BONDAM, A.
.. 4A~
Mechanired proegesing of waterfowl, Xias.Ind.SSSR 23 no.1:9-11
.154. (MLRA 7:3)
1. BrattsevBkaya. ptitsefabrika. (Ducks) (Poultry, Dressing of)
m ~ m
KIZ114OV, A.V., inzh.
SENIKOVSKIY, R.B., inzh.;_YORQ _V
Device for sorting materials being milled. 'I'Sement 30 to. 2:
20 14r-Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Brvanskiy tsementnyy zavGd.
VOROB I* IT D.; DARIYEMO, V.I.; PILYASOV, 7.L.; TrACEWO, M.A.
L DJ_
Xrperienca in cleaning unclassified coal in a jigging machine of now
design. ZDko L khtm. no.1:14-17 '60. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Gorlovskiy koksokhimioheskiy savod.
(dool prepar'Stiou)
VOROBIYZV, D.D., inzhoner; KAZUROV, V*A.; inzhetter.
Method for blasting holes In using hydrAulic stemming.
Bezop.truda, v pros, 1 no*8:13-14 Ag '57- (MA 10:8)
l.Vsesoyusnyy nauchno-issledovatel'shy ugolln" institut,
(Coal mines and mining)
AUTHORs Voroblyev, D.D. SOV/19-58-6-39/685
TITLE: A Method of Splitting a Coal Massive With a Wedge-
Shaped Work Element (Sposob razrusheniya 11 Olt
massiva. klinovidnym, ispolnitellnym organom
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' izobret eniy, 1958, Nr 6, p 13 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Class 5b, 34. Nr 113532 (576086/32-56 of 19 Jan
1956). Submitted to the Ministry of Coal Industry
of U3SR. A method of splitting the coal in a seam,
consisting in drilling bore holes in the.seAm paral-
lel with the coal face, and pulling a wedge-shaped
work tool on a rope through the coal along the en-'
tire face.
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LITTIMM, M.s.; TruTnTIMMOVo Yu.B.; TWHINIVA* S.V.; DARIMMOt V-L;
Volmlyly, D.D,; WAGHZM# N.A.
Increase of the Yleld of Coke CheMiCal Products by the pyrolY412
of hgavy petrole= oils in coIke ovenoe Koko i khim. no.12:8-10
160,,- (KMA 1): 12)
1. lbzwlkovskiy nauchno-looledovatellskiy uglekhinicheski7 institut
(for Vershinina). 2. Gorlovskir kokhokhimicheski7 zavod (for Tkachenko)-
(Coke industry-Ey-prbducts)
8/06&/60/000/012/001/4)03
R071/94311
AUTHOR31 Lit.ln..ka, H.S., Tyuty-nik-. T~.B..
V.rhiaLma.
S.T.. Dorlyanko, .00. &Rd
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Tk. h.3"a. A.
T1TLMt "PL. Xmisre.s. In the Yield or c-k-o-a or-p~od..t. by
the Pyrolysis or Heavy F. trot.- oil. I. COL. 0,.-
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or H: " P. 'role- 017! 1. Coke Ow.a.
the blend -a done by 6disc ploughs placed under the cav*yor.
The amp sItLon and properties or the coal blend prior to and
durx I= experimental period. or. give. 1. Table I (..L.tur.
Volatile watt.r 26 to 27%, - 3 swe fraction 89 to 90%). The
Lace-*. in the bulk.d..sLty of the Charge (fr" 7%0 in 73I-kj/m3)
r-M-Irod higher flu. the.. war. Increased (by 10%)
1A.uMcLoutly due to th-poor *%,sts- at the -
properties of coke (Table 21 remained practically 'the sees. Th.re
we* same increase in the proportion or large fractions (above 60 m)
a
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raw San Increased from 40.3 S/m3 to 46.1 Z/03 and with a uAlCors,
ad"ALasm Of oil or 2 to 2.5% to 48 to 50 X/O. Th. compo.Ltioat
7 of acrubb.4 So. practically Ch. a&- (Table 3) but Lt.
daily Output Increased fromm 1232 to 1266 th.-and "3 (k.%,A).
--$Pbctr&G gravity of tar 4*creamod by 0.017 end the Yield at Lis
light reaction, Increased by 0.4%. The componLilom, of tar true
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op*' Ifin gravity decreased r, 0.8-,S to 0.8.2; the content at
the b."*I* te-tiom, decreased fr- 68,33 to 67.S1%; the content
et tolol increased Crow 15.06 in 13.83%. 9.2::% of the ".I oil
::d.d to.%C"l ws. tran.terr*4 LAI* ro- b..X-L-. 37.:~; Into gas
d 16. % Into Car. It I. occluded that Is order in tncr.:: aCh
output of I... ad tar d4ttL..o at f%-L oil to -9-1
Th. proportion or rust oil which ..a be added ban
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V-A%1V.CA.ftC1.ftk.. 3.0.13r.d.kir.
To. S.p."Igaov. I.t.Mtkhaylow. M.T.Petronka, and
A.T..T.11-kly. There are 3 tables and I 3-i.t r.r.r--c*.
A-WOCIATION33, VLhDI -L1tIa-k..x.5. Tyutrmn=tkov.Tu.D. jV*Foh1na.S.V.z
Gorlovakiy kokxokhLftAQheOktY XAVDd (Gorl-ka Coking Wcm
Card 3/5 V.rab'y..,D.D.. Tk--b--k-.X-A-
KISELEV, Gennadiy Yelliyevich; OSTAPRIKO, V.I.j kand, biol. naukj
red.; KNYAZEV, A.A., red.; VOROBIYEV, D.14. red.;
LEONTOVICII, G.N.,, kand. arkhit. naukj, red,; SAVZDARG,
V.E.) red.; TAIROVA, V.N., red.
[Floriculture] TSvetovodstvo. Izd.3., ispr. i dop. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo nKolos," 1964. 983 P. WIRA 17:8)
1. Stixrshiy sadovod Botanicheskogo sada Botanichskogo in-
stituta im. V.L.Komarova (for Knyazev). 2. Starshi- saAo-
vod Tresta ob"yedinennogo eadovodstva (for Vorob yev,,Riga).
3. Direktor tekhnikuma zelenogo stroitellatvno KharIkov (for
Leontovich).
Category: USSR/Gcnoral Division. Congresses. Meetingu. Conferences. A-4
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 Yarch, 1957, 21347
Author Vorob ev, D.P.
Inst no V n
Title The Eighth "Komarov Lcetures."
Orig Pub: Soobshch. Dalnevost.-Fil. All SSSR, 1955, No 8, 88-89
Abstract: The 'Tomarov,lectures" were held on the 29th of December 1954
in the Far Eastern affiliate, Academy of Sciences USSR and
were dedicated to the memory of the outstanding botanist and
leading expert on East Asian flora, V.L. Komarov. A report
by B.P. Kolesnikoy was read at the meeting on "Botanical-geo-
graphical districting of the Soviet Far East", based on ideas
promulgated by Komarov. The lecturer suggested a detailed
scheme of partitioning the Soviet Far East into botanical-geo-
graphical regions, sub-regions, provinces and districts.
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VOROBIM. D.P.; RO=MM, T.A., k9nd.biolog.naukg otv.red.1 GCrKAN.
N;V.-'-O-W.Sa VyPusk
(Key to the trees and shrubs of the Maritime Territory and the
Aicur tires] Opredelitell dereviev i kustarnikoy Primorlia, i.
Priamurlia. Blagoveshchensk, Amrskoe knishnoe iud-vo, 1958.
183 P. (KIRA 13t4)
(Soviet For last--Tress)
(Soviet Far laat--Shrabs)
X0101 TSOVA, G.Te.; VOROB11W, D.P.
Sphadra -momosperm G*A.Ke7 jrj the goutharn part of the Xaritime
Territory. Soob,,DVFAN OSSR no.9:85-91 158. (mu 12:4)
I*-DalonevostochnU filial im. V#L*Xommroys AN SSSR.
Mritime Territor~--3phedrs)
VGAOP'Y GRUSHVITSKIY, I.V.
Visiting the Korean Peopl~lg Democratic Repnblib. Bot.zbw.
,43 noo.L2:1775-1777 . D 158. (RUA U: 12)
14,Botanicheakiy institut imeni V.L.Konarova AN SSSR, LenlWad.
(Korea, North-Botany)
VOROB IIYEVSDep~',
Some new and rare speoies of the flora of the Maritime
Territory and Amur Valley. Komar. chten. (DVFAN) no.12:46-68
164, (MIRA 18:11)
VOROBOYEV, Dmitriy Petrovich; TOWACHEVp A-ISp otv. red.;
'-'---~baomu, V.A... tekhn.red.
[Vegetation of the Kurile Islands] Rastitellnost' Kurillskikh
ostrovov. Moskva, Izd-vo All SSSR, 1963. 91 p.
(M]MA 16:12)
(Kurile Islands-Botarw)
VOROBIUTJO DtP.; VALOVAq Z.G.
Puemria hirouta (Thtmb.) C.K. Schn. a new woody lien, in the
US,S*R* Bots zh= 47 no,,S:n94-n96 Ag 162. (MM 15:10)
I* DaVnevostochnyy filial 8ibirdkogo otdoleniya AN SSSRp
Vladivostoks
(Dasarmkiy District-PUeraria)
VORCSHILOVp V.fi.;jMOB'19V, D.P.
Aconitua saxatile Worooch. et Vorobiev op. nov. Biul. Glav.
bot,.oada no.45:53-55 '62- (HIRA 16:2)
1. Glavnyy botanichookiy ead AN SSSR.
wouite)
YAROSHMO, Pavel Dionislyevich; VOROBIYEV)-DOP kand, biol. nauk,,
otv. rod.; IMORRING, Lff--~.,TIFA:ivla-~EVA, A.A.1
tekhn. red.
(Hayfioldo and pastures of the Ilaritime Territory; goobottinical
and economic charocteristicalSenokosy i pastbichcha Prizorskogo
kraia; geobotanicheskaia i khoziaistvomaia kharakteriatika.
Moakvap Izd-vo Akad. nauk MR, 1962. 188 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Haritime Territory-Pasturos and meadows)
BREKHMANO I.L; BBLIKOV, I.F.;_YOROB'YBVO D.P.
"Ginseng; problems of biologyn by I.V. Gruahvitskii, Reviewed
by I.I. BrokhroAn, I.F. Belikov, D.P. Voroblev. Izv. Sib. otd.
All SSSH no.11:148-149 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(GINSENG)
(G-IUSHVITSKIII I.V.)
I
VITVITSM, G.U.; KRAVCHENKO, bAr. p- NIKOLISMA, V.V.; CHICHAWV, V.P.;
KU,rUZT50V, D WICV, I.E.;
LIVMOVSKIY, Yu.A.; XARY
PETROV, B.F.; KOLWIIKOV, B.P.; KABANOVp N.Ye.; %==A, H.G.;
RIKHTER, G.D., doktor geogr. nauk, otv. red.; IADYCHUX, L.P., red.
izd-va; DOROKHINA.. I.H.j, tekho red.
(The Par East; its pbysical geography] Dallnii. Vostok; fiziko-
geografloheskaia kharakteristika. Moskva,, 1961. 436 p.
(KIRA V,: 9)
1. Akademiya nauk SM. Institut geografii. 2. Institut geografii
AN SSSR (for Vitvitskly, Kravchenko, Nikollskayap-Chiebagov). 3. Dall-
nevostec'rzWy filial All SSM (for Kurentsovp Voroblyev). 4. Pochven-
My insthut AN SSSR (for Liverovskiy, Karmanov.. Petrov). 5 Bioiogi-
choskiy ;Lnstitut UraVskogo filiala AN SSSR (for Kolesnikov;. 6. In-
stitut 13sa AN SSSR (for Kabanav). 7. TSentrallnyy Institut prognozov
(for Dmitriyeva).
(Soviet Far East-Mysical Geograpby)
VOROB I YXV. D.P. BROMM, G.7.
Aleksei Ivanovich Kuientsov; on his 60th birthday. Soob.DWAN
SSSR no.11-163-165 159. (xm 13:11)
(Karenteov, Aleksei Ivanovich, 1896-)
ALI%
T,-.
ALEMANDROVO A.M., -inzh.;. BAZHEHOV, V.S., inzh.; BOBROVNIKOV, B.N.,
lnzh.; VACANOV., M.P., lnzh.; GUREVICH, B.M., inzh.;
DZHIM. -1- , V.S., inah.; DROBAKH, V.T., inzh.; ISAKOVICH.,
:R.Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk; KAPUSTIN, A.G.,, inzh.; KONENKOV,
K.S., inzh.; MININ, A.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; PEVZNER, V.B.,
inzh.; PESKIN, G.L., inzh.; PORTER, L.G.,, inzh.; FftYADIIDV,
A.N., insh.; SLUTSKIY,.L.B., inzh.; FEDDSOV, LV., inzb.;
FREML1,, B.A., inzh.;,TSIMBLFR, Yu.A., inzh.; SHULIGIN,
V.Kh., inz,h.. ES INS, M.G., kand. tekhn. nauki-VORO&M
D.T. in% - Idag-PORPA],; SINELINIKOV, A.V., kanU7.Te-kRi.
; HENDLER, YU.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; NESMELOV,
S.V., insh., zam. glav. red.; NOVIKOVA, M.M.., ved. red.;
RASTOVA, G.V., ved. red,.,- SOIZANIK, G.Ya., ved. red.;
VOROM0VA..V.V.'~tekhn.-red.
[Automation and apparatus for controlling and regulating produe-
tion processes in the petroleum and petroleum chemical industries]
Avtomatizataiia, pribory kontrolia i regulirovaniia proizvodstyen-
nykh protsessov v neftianoi I neftekhimicheskoi promyshlennosti.
Moskva, Gostoptakhizdat. Book 3. [Control and automation of the
processes of well drilling, recovery, transportation, and storage
of oil'and gas] Kontroll i avtomatizataiia protsessov bureniia.
skvazhin, dobyehi, transporta i khraneniia nefti i gaza. 1963.
551 P. (MIRA 16:7
(Automation)
(Petroleum and supplies)
28(l) SOV/118-59-1-2/16
AUTHOR: Noroblyev, D.T.
TITLE: Ways to Develop Automation in Oil Enterprises (Puti
razvitiya avtomatizatsii predpriyatiy po dobyche nefti)
PERIODICAL: Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Proizvodstva, 1959,
Nr 1, pp 6-12 (USSR)
'ABSTRACT: This article describes work processes that have already
been automated to some extent, or that will be auto-
mated eventually. The description deals mainly with
equipment and operations in the oil fields of the Tatar
and the Bashkir ASSRs. The article notes the present
low degree of automation in crude oil field enterpri-
ses: only 4-5% of all oil well operations are entirely
automated and provided with centralized remote control
systems, only about 60-70% of all oil well operations
are partially automated. Plants producing instruments
for automation.and telemechanization have a low output
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-days to Develop Automation in Oil Enterprises.
and are overloaded with orders to produce instruments
for conventional equipment. Attempts to localize the
production of needed instruments within the area of the
oilfields, proved unsuccessful. Planning institutes do
not keep pace with increased requirements. Designs of
automatic systems for,periodical measuring and record-
ing of oil well output and of instruments for constant
control of changes in the physical qualities of oil
have not yet been completed. Instruments for measuring
the content of water in oil are still unavailable. The
article then lists a series of immediate tasks aimed
at.increasing automation and mechanization in oil
enterprises. These include.more automatic equipment
within the next two years, the need to provide tank
storage facilities with UDU-2 remote control, float-
level gauges, and introduction of complex automation
to cover all. work processes. On new developments, the
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Ways to Develop Automation in Oil Enterprises.
article notes an increase in the use of a device for
removing paraffin from oil wells, designed by the
Scientific Oil Research Institute in Ufa and called
automatic flying scraper (Figure 2). It is described
in the text. .'It moves do-on the oil weil, pulled by
its own weight, and cleans as it rises under the im-
petus of the oil flow." The article mentions, that the
Bashkir Sovnarkhoz has set up a plant "Nefteavtomatika"
(Oil Automatics) in the town of Oktyabrlskiy, that new
telemechanic devices are being developed and tested,
that can carry out not only supervisory functions, but
also remote control operations and telemetering,
Finally, the article describes the inertion magiietic
safety switch IMB-1, the membrane valve OMK-1 for
automatic oil well -closure, the remote control device
with wire communication SAT-2 for servicing 120 flow
wells, and the telemechanical device with radio
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Ways to Develop Automation in Oil Enterprises.
channel SRP-1, for servicing 100 1flow wells. There
are 3 photos, 3 diagrams and one table.
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9 1 0, V,
VORO
USSR/Forestry - Forest Dioloa and TypoloGy.
Abs J,)ur : Ref 2hur - Diol., Ho 20, 1958, 91503
Auth jr ; Voroblyev, D,V.
Inst Kharkov ArTiculturnl Lastitute.
Title The Main Tasks of Forest Typoloa.
Orig Pub : Zap. Kharlkovsk. s.-kh. in-ta, 1957, 16 (53)1 11-23-
K-1
Abstract : The min task of fore3t typoloa in the past few years
was the elaboration of a uniforn classification of the
conditions for forest pla-ats Li the USSR, which includes
not only the forests theyaselves, but also rejions not yet
occupied by forests bm' required for afforestation.
AmonG the problein which mut bo solved in workin.-, out
sucli a classification are the f,)IlowinC;: 1) smvary and
aualysis of the scientificaand statistical data coqpiled
by forest sciencoo, Ceob3tanic!3, forest orGanization,
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Diol., No 20, 19.53, 91503
soil science, azld climatoloGy. 2) Typological invev-
tiCptions in a nudber uf-;oouthcrn reGions krayms) of
the USSR. 3) 'Vide-scale studies of the natural laws
found in interrelatia:as between vcf~etation and its on-
vironmnt. 4) Construction of a classification of fo-
rast-free territories -Where afforestatiOl and forest
ameliorization is possible; elaboration of a norc refi-
ned classification of small taxonometric units. In the
followint; years, the work wi" be directed towards a mre
extended study of natural forest types and towards a stu-
dy of rerions Vnich have until now not yet been described
with sufficient accuracy. This will lead to cotrections,
1upruvauents, and jMsibly., a rMlahin~; Of the ClaSCifiCa-
tion. -- L.P. flyain
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POFCV, Ivan Stepanovich; VOPOBIY:;V, D.V., red.
:
!Reed thickets as a raw materials Wee for !be wacdpulp
and paper industry] Trootnikovyo zarooli Icak syrlevaia
baza, tse11iu1oznc-bwrazhnoi promyshlennosti . Moskva,, Izd-
vo "Lesnaia promyshlermost' 11 1964. 243 p. (MIRA 17:8)
FEDOFIENKO, S.I,,..otvo red.; BYALLOVICH., Yu.P.,, nauehnyy isotr.,, red.;
yQflQB'YZY,~.-",, red.; IZYUMSKIY, P.P.,, nauohnyy sotr.,, red.;
KOEEZSKIY, M.D... red.; KUCh7,RYAVYKH, Ye.G.,, red.; LAVRINUKO,
D.D.0 red.; NEDASHKOVSKIY, A.N., red.; FTATNITSKIY, S.S.,
red.;_SAKHAROV, N.P., red.j SHCHEPOVYEV, F.L.) red.1
MAS,LOBDYSHCHIKOVA, A.S.., red.; POTOTSKAYA, L.A.j tekhn. red.
[Sheltered zone of the Dnieper) Zashchitnala zone Dnepra.
Kiev, Izd-vo UASKhN. 1962. 191 p. (MRA 16W
1. Kharkov. Ukrainalkyi naukovo-doolidohyl instytut liamho
hospodarstva i agrolisomoliorataii, 2. Ukrainskiy nauchno-
isaledovatel'skly institut lesnogo khozyayotva i agrolesom*-
lioratsil (for Byallovich, Lavrinenko, izyuwk~y).
(Dnieper Valler-Windbreaksp shelterbelts,, eto.)
VOX)o
GRISYUK, Nikolay Mikhaylovich; 4QAOAW..j4yAO doktor sel'vkoO2ozysy9tvan-
nykh nauk, otystotvann" redaktor; LOYTSIVR. Ya.B.. redaktor lidatelf-
stva; RAMINA, X.P.,.takhnichaskiy redaktor
COVeselya Bokovanlklli. Arboretum) Dendrologichaskii park OVesalya
Bokovenlkis" liav, Isd-vo Akade nauk USSR, 1956. 118 p. (MIRA 10: 4)
(OVeselya Bokovenlkil Preserve)
~101031Y--,'V. D. V. and ZMOVA, 14.' Ya.
"Ectotror.hic Mycorhiza on Species of Trees and Bushes In the SteFFe Emdrozent of
the Ukrainian SSWIP Rotan Zhur, Kiev, Vol. 7, Issue 1, Fr 67-81, 1950.
,V DO ve
Tipy lesov Evropoiskoi cha6ti SssR LrTypes of forests in the &ropean U,S.S.R1.
Kiev,, Izd-vo AN USM) 1953. 452 P.
SO: Monthly List-of Rucaian -Accessions. Vol. 6. No. 5, August 1953
VOROBIYEV, E.; KOBYCEEV, K., red.; WRKISHIYEVA, S.# tekhn. red,
:A
(Control over wage fund disbursement in the national econonq]
Kontroll nad raathOovaniez v narodnom khosiaistve fondoy za-
rabotnoi platy. 'Be)n~, A2erneshr, 1962. 51 P. (MIRA 15:12)
(Azerbaijan-Wai*4-Auditing and inspection)
O~U"- and '1319LIIL~g)
voROBITZV, No
-.00MOMM
Planning and disbursements of wage funds. Dan. i kred. 12 no*5:
49-51 N'54, (KM 8:2)
(Wages)
V C) 111,-, (_) Ll:-,-A "I
FE"IMERG S. M. I VcFtOEKMI S. D. p GRYASEVp V. M.) MDENTOV) V. B.) LYASHCMM,
N. Ya.) 7SMNOVI V. A-.--
"Uranium-Water Intermediate Reactor Used for Obraining High-Inteensity
Neutron Fluxes."
paper to be presented at 2nd UN Intl. Conf. on the peaceful uses fo Atomic
Energy, GenevaY I - 13 Sept 1w.
yS"rpalc Chemistry. Complex Compounds. C
AS 6TOur: Ref- n=- XhimiAt No Iv 1958, 685-
Author Novakovskiy., M.C.., Mshk-i M.G.,, Voroblyeva, B.G.
Title Investigstion, of-Complex Zinc vith Addends Containing Sulfur
by Solubiiity Method.
Orig Pub: UchL Zap., Kharkovisk. Un-t,, 1957, 82., Tr. KUM. Pak. and N.-i.
In-ta Khimii 16 MT-1120
Abstract,# by 1. Slonim. During precipitation of ZB(N03)2 in solution vth
potassium hydroxide basic mats of varying composition are ob-
tained vhich approximately have the formilla, 3zn(OH)2.Zn(NO3),.
xHO -(I). -The solubility of I in solution-of KNO3 at ionic
lo-3M; in .solution of Na, qual to 3-4.2 -
AOI at/41 = 3 the solubility of I is
4-5.5 X 10-3M. The soiuTDt; of I vas studied in solutions of
Nw,~8203 -5%0 at WO andm 3. and in solutions of =NS at 250
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KAKIDOT, Khalil Kamed ogly; VOROBtl 14AAR lEgligh; KAIIINIXOT.
6 x
Y.K., redaktor, JCAD 1-, 37. ;-,191canieftesitly redarTor
[Organization, planning and anlysis of wages In the petroleum-.
nachinery industry] Organizatmila, plantroyanis I. analix sarabotnoi
platy v neftianom mashinostroanii, Bakuo Asnaftelsdat, 1954. 114 p.
(wages) (HLRA 10:1)
(Petroleum industry--Equipment and supplies)
ga.
VORMITH, J*T.; XAUFKANo T~P., redaktar; GMCHAROT, I.A., redaktor.
ECC,vtrol,of vage fund disburnownt In the petroleum Industry]
Kantroll za raekhadevanism fondev sarabotnoi platy T neftla-
not promyshlonnooti. Baku, Goo. nauchno-takha. Izd-vo neftla-
no! I gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, Aserbaid2hanskoe ktd-nia, 1952.
100 PiPatroleu-m industry-Accounting) (11808) (KIJkA 7:7)
L 08217-67 ~EWT(l
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AUTHOR: Voroblyev
ORGs Nona
TITIM Studying mass destruction weapon
SOURCE: Starshina-serzhaht, h06.51 1966, 34-35
5 r tj S'00 C.
TOPIC TAGS:.Anuclear warfare'trai Vac, radiation explosion simulation, chemical defensive
trainingl radiation dosimeter, Gas warning instrument / DP-63A
radiation dosimeter, GSP-lN gas SeL'P~51^>r. Ort/idg-, DP-2 radiation
dosimeter, DP-3 radiation dosimeter, P-.5 radiation dosimeter, DP-12 radiation dosimet
ABSTROT: Training equipment and facilities used by a trainin0oimulator unit for eti~dy-
ing the offeota of mass destruction weapons is doacribed, Lieutenant-Colonol A. Sutovakiy
is mentioned as a training-instructor. The training-aid equipment is divided in four
groups. Mie first group includes various equipment for atudyine the principles of
nuclear warfare by memo of four electric switchboard arrangements. The first switchboard
is used for studying nuclear chain reactions. The second one deals with the principles
of therm.3nuclear reactions and fusion. The third switchboard demonstrates the arrangement
of nuclear fission bombs and the development of nuclear fission explosion* The fourth
switchboard is devoted to the formation and development of thermonuclear explosion. The
studies of chomical-m contamination are conducted with the equipment of tho second group
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includin,,, the studies of various poisons and gases used by foreign armies. The third
group includes the equipment used for studying the application of various dosimeters.
The principles and oppratio f i nizalion ch b visually de qtratede Vie
0 rs are " M' '
osimeters of DP-6 &'PRP-2,,1P-3WDP-57hnd DP-a1m2P95types and a !GS~P~-Mm a warning instrument
are used for studying their arrangements and applications. Various oquip-ment belonging To
the fourth group. is used for demonstrations of protective measures and decontamination
devices. The arrangement of various shelters is also examined. In addition, various
films are provided for domonstAti Orig. art. has., 3 figureIIla,
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u ..:OR., Voro.) 'yev, F. (Col onel)
A
ORG: none
TITLE: Instruction in deiense against bacteriological weapons
SOURCE: Voyennyy vestnik, no. 8. 1966, 29-33
TOPIC TAGS: biologic warfare, biologic defensive training, military*training
ABSTRACT: Training for military units in the detection, identification, and protec-
tionagainst bacteriological attack are presented. F-ethods of detection are best
practiced under simulated conditions in a "chemical town" where the effects of
bacteriological agents can be studied. Up9n entering a extralrated area, soldiers are
instructed to use instrumentals for detecting chemical agents. Then, soil samples
from near the shell-hole are taken for bacteriological testing. As individual pro-
tective measure during the detection phase of the mission, personnel are instructed
to move cautously without raising dust, brushing against bushes Euid tall grass or
touching any ob,ect with the bare hands, and aretold not to eat, drink, or smoke
in the contaminated area. A complete set of instructions for protecting a rilitary
unit from bacteriological attack (beginning with preparation of a plan by the coz;0any
or bat tery commander and concluding with the clearing 6f bacteriol.ogical'ageents from 1-
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the area) shouldbe studied during special training exercises before other tactical
1 figure.1
training. An example of such training exercises is given. Orig.* art. has..
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VOMBITIV, F.A., Insh.
I cammrziwt
Uperimentation in the use of gravel-glue filters. Shakht.stroi.
no-12:'17-21 1 58. Oaju l1..12)
1, Proyaktnaya kontora trenta Soyuzobakhtooausb9niye*
(Filters and filtration) (jene trainage)
YOIROB 'YYVf FOF. (Odessa)
Track sontrre Putil put.khoz. no-7t23 Jl '5
I" 12$I0)
(Odessa Pro.ince-Rallroado-Maintonanco ana ropair)
VoROBIM''. Y.G.
i mmmms-
on the road of technIcal vrogress, Teket,pror,. 2?
JO 157. ~wr-,o 1",:,/)
1. Direktor shelkovoy fabriki. "Krbsnayn rabotnWin.'
(Textile fabrics)
VORO'BIYBV. F.G.
r 144:-,~--
Efforts to make us* of all potentialities. Tskst.prsm. 15 no.11:54-55
KRA 9: 1)
I.Director shelkovoy f abriki OKrasnaya rabotniteal
(Silk manufacture)
VOROBIYEV., F.G.
Introduction of changes In the state standard 6611 55. Standarti-
zatsiia 28 no.9:60 S 164. (M-.Pk 18:2)
DOLGOBORODOT, Ivan Vasillyevich, saslushannyy sootakhnik RSFSR; TAKOTIM,
Yedor Arsentlyevich; KIZA SKIY, N.M.. redaktor: YCRGIYV Y I
redaktor; YODOIAGINA. S.D., tekbuicbeskiy redaktor
[work pract ice of the Telizavetino machine-tractor station in
stockbroading] Opyt-raboty Mlisaystinskoi HIS po shivotnoyodetyu.
MOBkva, Goo* isd-vo selkhoz, lit-ry, 1956, 98 p. (MA 9:9)
1. Glavnyy sootekbnik leningrailskogo oblastnogo uprayleniya
sellskogo kbos3Kaystva (for Takovlev)
(Uningrad Province--Stock and stookbreeding)
Konf, Ga-vriil Ivanovich; AJIDSMYBT, V.N., doktor biologichookikh nauke
redaktor; YOROBI F.I., redaktor; CRUNAYATA, 2.T., takhnichookiy
redaktor M,
[Fodder and pasture for nortbern reindeer] Norma I pastbishcha
severnogo olenia. Pod red. T.N.Andreova. Moskva, Goo., izd-vo
seMoz. lit-ry,,'1956. 98 p. (MLRA 9:12)
(Reindeer)
BBLMOV, Gennadiy Petrovich, "idat sellskokhosyaystyannykh nauk,
T3GOROT.Y~Yg~niy Vladialrovich, saislushennyy sootekhnik RSFSR;
70=1TIT, ?.I., redaktor; TODOIAGDU. S.D.. tskhnLdhioskiy redaktor
[Dairying in Volosovo District) Holochn6a zhivotuoyodetyc Volosov-
skQgd rsiona. Moskva. Goa. ixd-vo selkhos. lit-ry, 1956. 125 P-
(MLRL 9:8)
1, GlavW tootakhnik *olosovskoy mashinno-traktornoy stantsit.
(for Tegoroy)
(Volosovo District--Dairying)
SUTOROT, Vlalimir Vasillyevich. professor. redaktor: YNT F. I
redaktorl PROTIBITICR, D.B., redaktor; TOD & K0915 i i -
0
cheskiy r64a ktor
(Upertence in growing corn in Leningrad Province] Opyt vyrashchirantia
kukurusy v Leningradskoi oblastie Moskva, Goo, ixd-vo selkhos, lit-ry,
1956, 181 p. (MIRA 10:1)
(Leningrad Proyince-Corn (Maize))
MITAWYA, Yovdokiya Nikitichna- SHXLYARp Marlyasys.Zolmanovus; VCROBIYNV,
I
F.I.,. redaktor; FRIUMAN, Z.L., tokhnichookiy redaktor
ft"*m"Oft I .
Clruit and berry wines with pure yeast cultures] Plodovo-yagodwe
vine na chistykh kullturakh drozhzholo Hoekvag Goo. lzd-vo
sellkhos. lit-ry. 1957. 36 p. - (MIRA 10:3)
(Fruit wines)
FAFRIN, Nikolay Andreyevich: VQROBIYEV, Ir.1 spot ared.;XAKWT, N,P.,
red.isd-val KOTLYAKojr,
[Transportation of export lumber on freighters] Perevoska
eksportnyk~ lesomaterialov na morskikh sudakh., laningrad,
/Izd-vo "Marokoi tran"aport," 1959. 195 P. (MIRA 12:7)
(Lumbera-Transportation)
TULINTSBY, Vasilly Goorglyevich; AMEMOVICH, M.B., redo; ioiR!~
Lo.loored*; dMAUVA, Z.T., tekhn.red.
[Principles of landscape gardening] Oenovy dekorativnogo
eadovodetva. Yookva, Goo.izd-vo selikhos-olit-ry, 1958, 214 p,
(KIRA 12:3)
(Landscape gardening)
TALI 0 Oskar Antonovich; FINSVICH, Lidiya Hitrofanovna; VARASOVA, Natallya
T~ Vikolayeyna; VCROBOYNY. M., red*- CHMYRVA, Z.V., takhn.red.
[Practical work in the pbysiolog7 of plants with prindiples of
biochemistr7] Praktikum po fixiologii rautenii a oenovami blokbimii.
We 3-e. Moskva, Goo. 4zd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry. 1957o 340 p.
I (Plant phyniology)
jlz2lcels .1 ~-~~V 'FT
TSUPAK, Valarian Fedorovich, kand.sellskokhozysyotvennykh naukI KUIXVA,
Iraida Yedoroyna. kand.sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk; SINTAKOVA,
Lidiya Andreyev". kand.biolonank., YORPITIT 7 red,; CHMIATIVA,
Z.V., tekhn.red.
(Practical laboratory experiments in plant culture] rAborstorno-
prektichaskie zantatiia po rastenievodstvu. Moskva, Go$. isd-vo
sallkhoz, lit-ry, 1957. 255 p. (MrRA 11:4)
(Plants, Cultivated)
ledor Dzitriyavich; 111KHATLOV, Ivan Gavrilovich; RTBITSKIT.
~Alkcja7 Actonovich; VUR031YEV. Y.I., redaktor; CHUNAYBYA, Z.V.,
tok~zlcheaki7 redaktor Msaw-,-,
L'Yruit and berry orchards at.d nurseries] ?lodovo-isgodiwi #ad i
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tekhaicbeskiy redAktor
11:morgency and rescue work In maritime transportation; problems In
practices at sea] Averit,no-japs as tell noe dalo na morakom transports;
voprosy morskot prektiki. leningrbd, I2d-vo 'Horskoi transport."
1957* 291 P* (MLRA 10:10)
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rodaktor; VODOLAGINA, S.D.-,.ta)-.hnIcheskiv
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poi biokhimii..Mo.-skva; Goo, izd-4o sellkhos. lit-ry 1951.
191 PO WMA 10.:5)
(Bloobemistry--Problems, e-xercises, eto.).
17(8) SOV/177-58-11-28/50
AUTHDR: Kumanichkin, S.D., Major of the Medical Corps, Candi-
date of Medical Sciences; and Voroblyev, R.K.
TITLE: A Universal Apparatus for Determining the Time Needed
for Reflex Reaction
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinsk,iy journal, 1958, Nr 11, PP 78
81 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A series of apparatus was suggested for determining
a person's reflex reacition: Gipp's chronoscope, a
neuromobimeter, K.N. Dmitriyev's apparatus and L.M.
Belyank's device. As these devices permit one to
determine the reflex reaction only in the air, the
authors developed a universal apparatus for determin-
ing the time needed for reflex reaction either under
normal, increased or reduced pressure as well as under
water when wearing an insulating outfit. The apparatus
comprises two boxes, the first of which (Fig. at.the
left) having a size of 36 x 24-5 x 9 cm, consists of
Card 1/2 2 sections. In the first section the folded objects
SOV/177-58-11-28/50
A Universal Apparatus for Determining the Time Needed for Reflex
Reaction
are laced and in the second - the devices (control
desks. The apparatus is described in detail and tech-
nical data are given in a diagram (..Figure 2). The
apparatus operates only on single-phase alternating
current of 50 periods, at a 127 V tension. The time
needed for reflex reaction is measured by the oscil-
lations of the alternating current, which are record-
ed on paper by means of an automatic pen and simul-
taneously indicated by the hand of a timer. In the
apparatus there are used stimuli of the first and
second signal systems. As weak stimulus, light is
used and as strong stimulus - sound. 'The verbal sti-
muli may be transferred in writing and in words.
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