SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELKOVA, L. N. - BELL, B.

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1 15-57-5-5753
The Stratigraphy of the Paleozoic Rocks of the Southwestern
(Cont.)
1) limestone, 2) clay shale and siltstone, 3) sandstone, 4) tuf-
faceous breccia, sandstone., siltstone, 5) acid volcanic rocks
and
related tuffs, 6) basic volcanic rocks and related tuffs, 7)
hydro-
thermally altered rocks
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EEL!AOVj4-_LML4MLja NikqjgyD_ym4 DOMAREV j V.S. I nauchnyy red.;
KELAREVO
L.A.9 vedushchiy red.j YASHCHMHIIISKAYA,, A.B., tekhn.red.
[Hydrothermal rocks in the Bukhtarma region of the Rudn yy
Altai] Gidrotermaltno-imenennys porody Bukhtarminskogo raiona
'ft. i
Rudnogo Altaias Leningradg Gos.nauohu.-tekh.izd-vo ne
gorno-topl. Lit-ry leningr. otd-nies 1959. T' p.
Vsesoiuznyi, goologichaskii Institut. Trudyt vol. 25)-'---
(MIRA 14-.2)
(Bukhtarma Valle~--Rocksj CryetaMne and metamorphic)

-110 A, L.R,
-
Ganeeis and age of acid porph7ritic intrusions in Sukhtarma
District
in the Rudny7 Altai. Sov. geol. 2 no.6:55-59 Je 159.
(NIRA 12:12)
l.Vassoywnyy nauchio-issledovatel'skiy geologicheski7 institut
(VSEGEI).
(Bukhtarma Distriot-Porphyr7)

BELIKOVA, L.N.; QGNEVf VON.
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Pre-Cambrian of Central Asia. Vist.LGU 16 no.i4:17-29 061.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Soviet Centra I Asia--Geology, Strat graphic)
%Yam gap

BELIKOVA, L.N.; OGNEV) V.N.; TARASENKO, A.T., red.
(Ancient formations of the northern Tien Shan) Drevnie
tolshchi Severnogo Tian'-Shaniae Moskva Nedra, 1964.
135 P. WRA 17:1-1)
loam

BILIKOU, M.M.
I
Results of variety testing in 1956. Trudy Kar.fil.AN SSSR
no.17;
i
87-96 '59. (MIR& 13:4)
(Barley)

B
_!EnLtMMkA9 M.N.
Morphologic features of wheat d"''Oloped by the injection method*
Trudy Kar. fil. AN SM no.290-15 161 -(KMA 15:2)
(Whe4~, brooding)

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546.654/(A691137
AUTHOR: _Belikova. U. At Alelksayenko L. A,
TYr LE: Rstre earthl' rehlorates
Somm: Zhurnal noorgoxIchealmy khImIL v. 10, no. 60 1965; 1374-1378
TOPIC TA(;q: lanthanum perchlorate, cerium perchlorate, praseotnAum
perchlorrate,
aeodymjum perchlorate, s;imaritun perchlomte, dysprosium
perchlorate, holmium.
perchlorate, erbium perchlomte, ytterbium perchlorate, lutetium
perchlorate, rare
ea:-th perchlerate, rare eafth o-qrchloride, perchlorate stability,
perchh5rate lattice
structure
1ABSTRACT: The thermal stak4lity of rare earth perchlorates was
studled In ordeel'o" de-
termine its dependence on the cationic radii and on the state af
the 4~i stal latace.1 ~Dif-
ferential heating curves for crystal hydrates of La, Ce, Pr, INd,
Sm, , Ho, Er, Yb and
Lu perchlo-ratea were recorded in the 0-500C temperature range.
it'was found that the
dehydratioz--i of crystal hydrates of La, Nd, Dy, Yb and Lu
perchlorates takes phtm in
stage.a. TLe soild resid-as of the decomposition of these
perchlurates after heatin of the
latter to 500C are oxyohlorides of the compcattion MeOC1, who~-e Me
is the rare earth
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metal (an exception is ceriujLn perchlorate, which decomposes to the
dioxide).
perature of the start of decomposition was found to decrease in the
order Ln, Ndo Bin, Dy,
Ho, Er, Yb, Lu; this is attributed to an enhancement of the
po'arizing influence of the
cation as the radius decreases. Aging of La, Nd 9-nd Sm perchA.orate
crystsls czx:~es a
h-Be in the temperature of the start of decomposition, this may htt
explained by an orde~_-i4g
of the crykal lattice. It was found that preheating to a
temper,.!ture 20 to 30C Wow the
decomposition temperature of the perchlorates, followed by r&pid
cooling of the prep-!LrQ-
tion, cawses a decline in thermal stabWty owing to the &xation of the
defect8 in the crys-
tals. Orig. art. has; 4 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION:. Kafedra neorganicheskoy khimil, Tomskiy gosudarstvennyy
aniversitet
im. V. V. Kuybyaheva (Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Tomsk State
Universi~y)
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AUTHOM.Antbnovy Y.N.) Pollsikk, lh.: D. Taingaus, Ve
Me Xt
----------
_Mau:pone
s6me.,aethods for eliminating the error due to aveop nonlin6arlty in
ohoto;~-
-Puls Louis,
~"-SOURC,Z-.'Xzxwitalina".tekbnikas~no..122 19650 1~-16
TOPIC-. TAGS: photoelectric cell, in(histrial sutomationt'..erro
minimization
tem -mill
AB5TRACT:. A, photoelectrio',ays 0 4U matic,control of rolling -jwoduct:
.
dixiensions is . ons - ally the error due to noiLlAnearity of the
o idered; *ecific
mechanical:*eep ~ of the . r! . shaped is analyzed, and these
two"methods'for the
arrorelimination erati6n of a nonwAform awlaonce of, filling'
edt (Ir~G:n
scale pula0vby- an W---oscillatorl M~ Sames, by an RC-oscillator. In-the
first methodg
-the scale-pulse freq4ency,As.calculated by a variable capacitor vhose
plates'ard.
the dame
shaped to coaqnnsate,foithe nonlineariV of the sweep. In tho second case
results are'achieved by calculating a luminous flux-falling on-a
photoresistor or by.,-
calculatingthe.intensity of a light source$ Olay the theory of the
methods is.
presented.-,0ri.g. art. hass'5--figures and 22 formulas.
BM i'. RM 001
cobil, DkTZ none (RM
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SOURCE CODE: UR/0076/66/040/010/2546/2550
AUTHOR: Bej'kova. M.,-,,M'.;Ik~ks~yenko, L. A.; Serebrennikov, V. V.
ORG*. To-iask,~t;-'
xte tniversity im. V. V. Kuybyshev (Tomskiy gosudarstvannyy
universitet
TITLE: The kinetiisor the.'thermal decomposition of perchlorates of
the rare earth
T
elements yttrium~ scabdium,.and aluminum
-1,1 . ul . . It 11
SOURCE: Zhurnal f Lz1:i--heskv klii~ji,. v. 40, no. 10, 1966,
.454-6.-2550
TOPIC TAGS: rare earth porchloriie, perchlorape,.perchlowe
combustion, combustion,
combustion kinetics
ABSTRACT: The kinetIcs of the thermal decomposition of aluiqiqum
an,4-trare-earth
perchlorates (&~, Y, La; Ce,. Sm, Gd, Ho, Yb, Lu,)-was--baudieh in
nitrogen at
290-350C. ?lotsiof-.theiamountjqf decomposition vs-t e -0,6 e
tained and the
activation energies and rato-i",!oon:4tants calculated. j,Thj t re
shown in
Table 1. The ~pb~e ihowp -~hdt- Wke rate 6onstant~ i*crdaqW-43fld
ha e activation
energies.decrease in the 0irie-'s"--fr'om:-La to4l~lllhd fio*yl
ta~'~Viu~' This is connected
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and activation energ

ies

iPer

f'-C

k"Ol
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Ler-

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A

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Al

24
0
250

0 03359
O:OU03

Sm

320

0.01321
QM1
O

0,07042
8

340
.
002951

270

0.09456

3M-.
0 04094

290
0,19360

-0d
294
0.00%8

~So

240

250

0,03M

0
175

300.

320
001036

0:03M1

9
9

.
,05

.

260

973
0.07
20,9

330
0.03321

270
0

340
0.06112

290
a

350
0.06469

Y
280
0,01496

IT*
2G0
001508

290

002532

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280,
002235

3')0-

0:04951

27.8

290
0 03402

33Q -
0,0837.5 -

300
0:06998
26 '0

.340
0,12130
j

320.
0.150tO

LA
'330
-0,00862

330 .
0,115430

.
340
00958

-3w
0,42800

350

01670

260
.0,02601

370
010290,

270.,
.0.04106

7 Ce' -
.240
0601175

280
290
0,06M
0
10300
"A

1

260
0.01539

.

280
0
02036

320.
0,2%40

290
.
OgO2M

33Q
-
~0636160

0 05M

290
m
0.05279
0
16M

310

6
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320
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i with the decrease in thermal stability due to the.increase-of the
polarizing action
of the catione- At 280C, the mechanism of the thermal decomposition'of
Ce chan:tes.
Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 5 formulas, and 1 table.
SUB CODE: .0'1/ PUBM.DATZ' '3lAug65/ :ORIG. REV-. _007/ Mg, REF: 004
ATD PRESS: 5105
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-3/3

7'
DAYNBKO, Z.,.; GORELIK, B.A.; 4L TAR HCHMMO, A.K.
Lighten the work of the chief cooker operator. Gidroliz. i
lesokhim. prom.
10 no.8:21-2Z- 157. (Kiu 10: 12)
1. Bobruvakiy gidroliznyv savod.
(Fydrolysis)

EELIKOVA, Ye.A.; FRIDBURG, I.M.
Device for boring sleeves of hydrolysis apparatus. Gidroliz.
i lasokhim. prom. 14 no.5-.23 161, (KMA 16:7)
1. Bobruyskiy idroliznyy zavod.
%drolysis)

BELIKOVAJO Ye-.A:,
Improvement in the technique of-washing containero for carbon
dioxide. Airfrolls,ilawkhim. -prom. 24 no.8:2~ - 161.
(KMA 161ll)
1. Bo*skiy gidroliznyy zavod.

MMIKOVA. Ye.A,
Creative iniftative. Gidrolis. i UBokhim. prom. 16 uo.W6
163. (MMA 16:6)
1. Bobriyakiy gidroU%Vy zavod.
(Bobruynk-EbrdrolyBis)

BELIZOVA, Ya*A*
Precipitation of auspwded and colloidal milAtinces
from
noutralivates by means of pol7norylamide.
Cl-droliz. i
lesokbims prom, 17 no*4M 164 NIRA .17:7)
1. Bobruyskiy g1droliznyy mvods

Z. - I ~, ~~ f t 4:
0 L.4, j 'I C. ,
i'~ I
",
A, Ye. ff '-:;~-
bathomater. Tmdy NIIGMP no.4.-IIZ-113 I .57.
(ELydrology-Heaffurement s) (MIRA lit2)

BEMIOVA, Te. N.
Binocular wavemeter-perepectometer. Trudy MIGNP
no.7:132-146
I C;Q MRA 13:5)
(waves) (Oceanographic Instruments)

MMOKOVICH Aj~ -
I
Vgmthetle rubber industry In the United States. Xmuch.i
res.no.l:
45-46 is, '57. (Km lot-4)
(United Statea-Rubber, Synthetic)

-'BEL -1
Tire industry In the United States. Xauch. I ras. 16
noo2t38 7 157*
(United States-Automobiles-Tiros) (MIRL 1213)

CHISTYLXOV, F.M.; SUTYRINA, T.M.; PERSTINEV, P.V.; RUNYANTSEV,
V.A.,
retsenzent; TSYRLIH, B.L.s retisenzent; BELIKOVICH, A.V.j
red.; GROMOV, A.S., tekhn. red.
(Freon refrigeration turbosysteml installations construction#
and operation] Freonovyi kholodillnyi turboagregat; ustroistvop
montazh, pkspluatatsiia. Moskvas Goo. izd-vo torgovoi lit-rys
1962. 101 p. (MIRA 15:5)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

WKOVA2 Klavdiya Danilovna; SHKOLIVIROVA, -Telizaveta
Fedorovm;
A&IKOVICH, A,V.. red.; ANTSaMICHO X.I., tekbn. red.
[Technology of,tbe refrigeration of food
products]Kholodill-
naia tekkiiTologiia PiBbchevykh produktov. Moskva,
Gostorgizdat,
1962. '156 p. (KMA 15:3-1)
(Food-Preservation) (co3A storage)

ONISHCHENKO, Nikolay Pavlovich;_PEL!jOVI KOVA,
red.; VOL
V.G., tekhn. red.
(Safety measures in ammonia system refrigeration plants]
Tekhnika bezopasnosti na ammiachnykh kholodillnykh ustancf--
kakh; praktieheakoe rukovodstvo dlia mashinistov, Moskva,
Gostorgizdat, 1963. 101 P. (MIRA 16:11)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery-Safety measures)

GIDBM L-H.; ZALESSKIYp_V. A.; ISAYEVp.K. N. ;
KOWANOV., D. L;. VARFOLO
,XMVt F.G., speteiallnyy red.1 *L red.;
~KOVICH,. A.
BRODSKIY, M. Pj 1. tokhn.. red.
[kunting'and fishing appliaAS64; a handbook]
Okhotnich'i i
ryboloynye tovary; spravoohnik. (By] L.M. Globus i
dr.
Moskva, Gostorgisdat, 1963. 135 p. (MIM 166)
(Fishing-Equipment and supplies)
(Ifunting-Equipment and supplied)

]3 1 .; URASIN, L.A.
Investigating the equipment for photographic
observations of
artificial earth Batellites,
BialestaeoptenabloiskoeputoZeme
W-3:10-15 158, (UM 13:6)
1. Astronomicheakaya observatoriya im.
Ingellgardta.
(Astronomical pbotograpby-Apparatue and supplies)

DWIN, L-A,
Visual MA radii observations of a fireball. Astro&tsir.
no.208-.29
Ja 160. (KIRL 13m)
1. Astronomlehesbaya observatoriya.1mo V.P.Ihgelfgardta
pri.lasan -
5kam goaudaistvennon.universitate.
Neteors)

h1794
S/194/6VOO0/OO8/079/10d
3, 171o D271/D308
.AUTHORS: Bellkovichp O.Ip and Sidorov,'V,,V.
TITLE: Recording of amplitude-frequency characteristics of
meteor-radio echoes
PERIODICAL:. Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i 'radioelektronika,
no. 8, 19620 44, abstract 8Zh296 (Tr. Gorodsk. astron.
observe Kazansk. un-tat 196T, no# 33, 87-91 tSiimmary
in Eng-J)
TEXT: Modifications ate described in the.indicator equipment of
the Astronomical Observatory imeni Engellgardt which works on the,
International Geophysical-Cooperation program. The modifications
permit recording of amplitude-frequency characteristics of metoor
radio echoes, as well as total-duration of meteor echoes in any 5-
pinute intervalf at two recording levels. (Abstracter's note; Com-
plete translation.]
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BELIKOVICH" 0.1.
Determining the mean quadratic error of the observed number of metears
in a unit of,time. Istron.shar. 38 no.3s532-534 *-Ze 61.
(kmL 14%6)
1e Astronomicheakaya ob6ervatoriya, imeni Engellgardta.
(Matears)

re
V00- h
.7
ACCESSION NR: AR5001313 S/0269/64/000/010/0050/0050
4f
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astro'notuiya, Gtdel nyy, vypusk, Abs. 10.51.339
AUTHOR: _Kostjlev~ K. V., F~upyshev, BeMovich, 0. 1.
TITLE! Review of radai ol~neLyijttons of =dXe
r,~_made at: the Astronomicheakaya Ob-
servatorti imeni Engellgardta (Engellgardt Observatory) in 1958-1960
CITED SOURCE: Sb.,.-14ete-orn. -rasprostr*--radiovoln, no. 1. Kaz4n'lf
Kazansk.lun-t,
1963- 3-20
TOPIC TAGS* radioastronomy, radar, meteor tracking, upper atmosphere,
meteor orbtt~,
TRANSLATION: This article', is areview of systematic radar observaticas
of anteors,
The investigations were made at the-Astratiomicheskaya observatorlya
imeni Engel'
ghrdta (Engellgardt Observat6Xyj on 4.2- and 8.7 -m gaves -fr=-.19-58
ta-A96a.--A1_.
fixed gq;ze~_(- 4 ~~aftatldt4 hally-rotating antenna (with 30' Jumps
stopping' in -each ~ po.a ition 'for 5minutes) were used. The authors
discuss the di-
urnal and seasonal variation of the,number of meteors. Seasoaal chwages
confirm
the assumption that the earth passes through a broad zone of meteor
orbits, There

4 y'4; '~z E m3! t~/ t t u42 -
ACCESSION DIA: ARS004872' 5/0058/64/000/011/H06_')/H062
SOURCB: Ref. zh. rizika, Abs. IM365
AUTHORS: Kostylev, X. V.; Bellkovich, 0. 1.; PU iity Yu. A.
'pyqj_
TITLE: Survey of meteor radio observations made at the Engel'gardt
Astronomical Observatory
CITED SOURM Sb. Nl6teoro. rasprostr. radiovoln. No. 1. Kazan
Kazansk. un-t, 196'3, 3-20
TOPIC TAGS: meteor radar dbservaLiLoA meteoric radio scatter,
rpeteor orbit
TRANSLATION: A review is presented of systematic radar observations
of meteors at the Astronomichoskya observatoriya im. Engel'gardta
(Agtronomical Observator ) at wavelengths 4.2 and 8.7 meters from.
Y
1958 thMugh 1960. The. observations were carried out with a, station-i
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GWAO
ACCESSION NR-. ARSOOL317 StO269/64/0001010/0051/0051
SOLRCE: Ref. zh. Astronimiya. Qtdelnyy vypusk, Abs. 10.5l.V43
AUTHORr Pup hev, Yu. A.1 Belikov tchl,O.I
y9
TITLE: Frequency dependence of the,numbar and space factor in slant
meteor
pVcpagation
CITED SOURCE,. Sb. -Heteorn. casprostr. radiovolft. no. 1. -Kazan Ka
zan sk. un't-,
1963, SY-69
TOPIC TAGS, no up
... meteor pr~)pagatio per atmiisphere radar echo atmospheric
electron density, meteor radar echo
,~fTWSLATION: - The authors dtscuss~ the relation between the number
N of recorded
"V,pgtqo -'r - ,e is the duration of the
~4 and the space factor 14*0 mean (vher( 1. mean
reflected signals) at two wavelengths in the slant prop&gation of
meteors. It
has been demonstrated that for a long path the experimental data
differ from
the results predicted by the theory developed by T. R. Kaiser and C.
0. HinC3.
The apparent reason for the discrepancy is that the signal amplitude
is not
proportional to the first power of the linear electron density at the
reflection
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ACCESSIOV NR: AR5001318 WR S/0269/64/000/010/0051/'0051.
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya. Ocdel'nyy -.7pusk, Abs, 10.51.344
AUTHOR: Bel'kovich,_O. 1. -, Etakhov, A. A.
TITLE: Inmeatigation of the leading edges of signals in slant meteor
CITEM 50bRCH., Sb,, H.eteorn* rasprqstr~,--radlovoln, no. 14 Kazan',
Kazansk. ur~t.,
1963, 10-79
TOPIC TAGS; upper atmospheret tueteor Eroaagat ton?/ rad Was tronomy,
radar sigoal,
meteor echo
TRANSLATION: A statistical analysis of the duration of leading edges of
sipals
reflected from meteor trails during the slant propagation of
meteurs~'6s begn
made for two frequencies. A total of 1,300 meteors were recorded It was
found
that the mean duration of signals reflected fron meteor trails is:vA 2
. whereas
the mean duration of the leading edge k. It is demonstrated that for
loug
paths and high frequencies a considerable part of the-useful time
suitable for
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ACCESSION NR: AR5004877
SOURCEi
Rej Z11. Fizika, IX)9- 1.17,h390
AUTHORS - 1303 'kOVich, 0-
a-ho-VIL.-A ...... A---.
TITLE: Investigation oi leading fronts of signals in inclin d
I meteor propagation
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Meteorn. respzostr. radiovoln. Nc,
nsk
Xaza,, u~
I-- TOPIC TAGSt m6te
r\:obser e riso
-,or c _ra tie ~0 vatidn' puls
0
e, ~a s,
VRADISLATION i The au hors,mad
tatistical analysis of the leading
fronts of signals cit 'two- -frequencies (in the 40 and 60 Mcs bands)
reflected from meteor trails,,-.-for -in-cli-pert,31--met- a
t
ea -ayL -:-durat
wee ciragG~
reg-istr tkon- ley-ex, It:- is "-shown that the.avera'ge duiat'ibn of
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Orti .1
on
t
percentage
Ot t whi ch i G
the signal portion u8eful for -information transmission, will in-
crea-qe. Thus, whereas in the 40 Mcs band the leading fronts account
tit;,
for 8-10% of the duty factor, at 100 Mcs the contribution of
leading fronts to the duty eactor increases to 40--50%.
STUB CODE: AA; EC SNC L: 00
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pt -4/pi-4
%MMM.
ACCESSION MP-t ARS004680 9/0058/64/000/011/H063/H063~
SOURCE: Ref, zh. Fizika, Abs. llZh393
AUTHORS: Bej'jS_oyi Ar Sherstnevo A. Nj ILpl ij, I. it.
TITLE: Distribution of,durations of meteoric radio echoes
CITED SOURCEt Sb. Mateorn. rasproatc. radiovoln. No. It Kaz an
Kazansk. un-t, 1963, 111-1141.-.
TOPIC TAGS2 meteoric radio ech-o,'. meteor r4dar observation,
meteoric.:.-:-..:-,
radio scatter
r didtribution of the- -'dura,-,
TRANSLATIONt , A. fdraula - is~ derived,:__f16
* - %~/_ ndensed
tion -of':f6rW&,rd-r6fle'ctei rnfiatearic radio echoes,from underco
trails, with accognt of the change' in the pressure at the point of
maximum ionizatioA. By assuraing th6 meteor Laaas distri tio to
obey a power law, witb,a probability,donsity.:
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proportion-al- to', the: square rdot~ of. -the total number of
registered
meteors. The accuracy with'i4hich the parameter of the meteor S:
distribution s'. determined by comparison, of the number -of regist,
ted
e
N!
meteors in orie..:.
'Mceiv6r wiit:h~-,two~ dif-f6rent re istration levels is
determined, and. the. optimal -ratio'.bf., the: registration, levels
ls_f6tin
A :c-ormuia Ld~.cbi:ciined -for,-de'teilni.ninq tine mean scruare
crror of the
ratio of the.ntuiber of meteore re iste'red by two separated radar-
.9
stations from the sardin section'of the sky., A new method is proposed
for observing possible meteor showers but this method d
oes not make
it possible to conclude with full reliability that the shower exi s t
sv '~i
further analysis is~neceasary.when this method is used. G. Osipov
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4kCCESSION NR: AR5001321 S/020/641000101010051/0051
347.-
_-I'MURCE -Re zlrw-Astrunm-iyao;~- ~e nyy vypu~k
AUTHOR: Be0kovich, 11. N.
WI
I TIE: Elect,ton density at. the-reft c t t *poWL of a -e tear
_,stream
K~ za~ ik. un
~Opi~ BAGS: m:_,a~teor; Mcieor,jatream,_ upper atmosphere,
atwiospheri& elm6c
4ty
TRMS4ATION: --The'Auth6rs:- cons'ide't the', linear electron,
densiti. -4 of:a-meteor
a the WxIt6M__ io nizat ion
trail -point of and the electron density at the reflection
point. On the basis of assumptions concerning the power-law
distribution x for
meteare of different masses and the uniformity of the positions of
the reflection
point in the-trail, the authors hive found - the absolute
distribution density of 7
the values y artd the regression equations X(y) and y(x). it was
found that the
random valuescv~at the reflection points.. conform to the same law as
the mass.
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ACCESSION VB.#, -AR5903538
SCURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya. Otd. vyp., Aba. U.51.482
TMX: Accuracy of determination of certain Wameters of meteoric activity
CITED SOURCE: 3b. Meteorn. r"prostr. radiovoln, no. 1,, Kazan',
Kazansk. un-t.
1963) 115 _utS
~TOPIC TAGS: meteor observation, meteoric radio scatter. meteor number
TRANSIMION: On the basis of a Poisson distribution of the number of
registered
meteors)lit Is shown that the irean square error in the observed
number o:~ Mteors
is N"Y, where 11 -- number of meteors registered per unit time. The
relative'
error is inversel~y proportional to the square root of the total
number of regis-
tered meteors. The accuracy of measurement of the parameter 3 of the
meteor mass
distribution, wbich is determined by comparing the number of meteors
observedwitIA
the aid of one receiver with two differenti, registration levels, is
determined and
Card 1/2

If 8
ACCMSIO- AR500353
the optim-a ratio e. che registration levels is evaluated. A fox=ula
is derived
for the dete~rmination o'fthe mean square error of the ratio of the
wxnber or
meteors ctuixted at two radar stations that observe a single section
of the sky
U~
and axe separated from each ether. Bibliography,, 9 titlee. G. Osipov.

ACC NR, AIR6013703 SOURCE CODE: uR/oo58/65/q00/010/RO38/HO58
AUTHOR; Bellkovich, 0. 1.- Beskin L. N.; PqMMhgyjLYu. Ap
TITLE, Distribution of the number of mtcm
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. lOZh398
REP. SOURCE: Sb. Meteorn. rasprostr. radiovoln. No. 2. Kazan',
Kazansk. un-t, 1964,
114-120
TOPIC TAGS: radar meteor observation, meteor radiant, meteor
tracking, meteor stream
ABSTRACT: The authors consider the distribution of the number of
observed meteors
from day to day. Results of back-scattering observations are
presented, from,which
it follows that in the spring months the distribution of the
visible radiants is more
uniform than in the summer and fall months, when a large number
of swarms is ob-
served. The density of the belts of orbits crossing the earth in
May-July andIAugul
September is also Amiform. [Translation of abstract)
SUB CODE; 81ij 09 6-5 117

ACCESSION NR: "4043253 S/0203/64/004/004/0706/0716
AUTHOR: Bellkovich, 0. J.,-Beskin, L. N.'
TITLE.- Some statistical problems,of meteor radio astronomy
SOURCE: Geomagnetizm i acronomiya, v. 4, no. 4, 1964, 706-716
TOPIC TAGS: astronomy, radioastronomy radar, meteor, meteor trail,
meteor radar
detection
ABSTRACT: The solution of certain statistical problems in meteor
radar tracking
Idistribution of amplitudes and duration of echo signals,
distribution of heights of mirror
points on meteor trails, etc.) is complicated greatly by the fact
that the coordinate of-the
mirror point on the trail is not known. The amplitude and duration
of the echo signil are
determined by the linear electron density at the mirror point of the
trail, which if, turn is
-dependent on the mass, velocity and disintegration of the meteor
body and on the position
of the reflecting region on the trail relative to the ionization
maximurl. An ambiguity
therefore arises as a result of the uncertain relationship between
the mass of the meteor
body and the amplitude (or duration) of the echo signal from the
meteor trail. The authors,
therefore propose a mathematical method for ihe solution of a number
of these statistical
lam
LP b a. - The method is, based on a study of. the relative
distributions of the rmdom
C-:
d,

ACCESSIOkl NR: AP4043253
parameters of meteor trails. The raethod has madelt possible to
determine the laws of
distribution of maximum electron densities, electron densities at
the mirror points of
the observed meteor trails and the heights of the mirror points. It
is shown that the
antenna directional diagram has no influence on the distribution of
the amplitudes of
meteor radar echoes.' Orig. art.*
has: 1 figure, 66 formulas and 1 table.
1~ ASSOCIATION: Astronomicheskaya observatorlya pri KazanBkom.
gosudarstvennom,
universitete (Astronomical Observatory at the Kazan State
University); Gosudarstvanny*y
ii~ nauchno-issledovatdllskiy, institut, Ministerstvo svyaz1 SSSR
(State Scientific Research
Institu* SSSR Ministry of Communications)
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SOURCE CODE:
-AUTHOR: Bellkovich, 0. 1.
TITLE: Concerning one method of processing radio-visual observations
of.meteors-
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. lOZh399
RU. SOURCE: 8b. Meteorn. rasprostr. radiovoln. No. 2. Kazan',
Kazansk. un-tj i964,~
133-134
TOPIC TAGS:, radar meteor observation, meteor trail, meteor stream,
data processing
ABSTRACT: On the basis of a previously derived formula for the
average duration of
signals reflected from trails with fixed maximvm electron density,
the author pre-
sents the proceadug of radio-visual observations of the Perseld
inmm. (Wauslation
of abstract]
SUB CODE., 03, 09

17'ACC- NR't--AR6Mq483-- SOURCE CODE
AUTHORs Beakinp Lo NO Pwshayp Yus A,
TITLEs Niaorloal distribution of meteoris
SOURGEs. Refs zho Astronomiyal Abas 2.5lo579
REP SOURCEs Sbe.14otoorne ra3proatra radiovolap no,,2s Xkunl,
Kazan3ko un-tp 1964#
IU-120
TOPIC TAGS s radar meteor observation j parameter e rcev-
ABSTRACTs An attempt was made to formulate a distribution law for
meteors recorded
over the same small period of 1-2 hours during several dayq, The
analysis emplo
method of reotified diagrams* The best approximation was yielded
by the pseudorayleigla
law of diatribuUon,defined by the integral function
The validity of this law was checked iLqing the results
']~W=mex~[- X
of radar observations at Thmskp KazanIp and Ottawa, C,
Observations conducted on the wavelength of 8o7 m in Kazan' in
1959 were used to ana-
lyze the behavior of the parameter k and the dispersion of the
mean volunetAo density~
of radar-recorded dust* It was found when the antenna was pointed
south,, the tral
section of the visible radiant was located near the pole of the
eoliptic dux!:n the
entire yeare Me meteor distribution over the same azimuth and the
same periods of
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ACC NR- AR6019483' TWTdiOl 606/00i)607~/0075
AUTHOR: Beltkovich 0. Is- Beekin,, L. No; Pupyshev,, Yu* As
TITLEs Numerical distribution of meteors
SOURGEs Refs zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 2.51*578
REY SOURCE: Sbo Mateorno rasprostr, radiovolnp no*2,, YAzant,,
Kazansk* un-tj,'1964,
114-120
TDFIC TAGS: radar meteor observation, parameter > Ine r-cc~ie-
ABSTACT: An attempt was made to formulate a diotribution law
for meteors recorded
over the same small period of 1-2 hours,during several days.
The analysis employed U
0
method of rectified diagrams, The best approximation was
yielded by the pseudorayleig
law of distributton,defined by the integral function
FW-C P
The validity of this law was checked iLging the results
0
of radar observations at Tbmsk, Kazan't and Ottawas
Dbservations conducted on the wavelength of 8&7 m in Kazan' in
1959 were used to ana-
lyze the behavior of the parameter k and the dispersion of the
mean volumetrio densiV.
of radar-recorded dust. It vas fouad when the antenna was
pointed south, the ce'ntral
section of the visible radiant was located near the pole of
the ecliptic during the
entire year* The meteor distribution over the same azimuth and
the same periods of
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AcCM;F, -A:R6019483
aram a char a
time during several days obeyed the pseudorayleigb lawwhose p
Oter acteriz
the deviation of the nuaber of meteors observed in a given
region of the j'A7. The para. I
meter k did not exhibit a definite dependence Upon the time of
the day or sea .son. The
mean value of k was 2,,5-3,7, The dispersion of D=fOo2 and did
not exhibit substantial
daily or seasonal variations, i*eo, the visible distribution of
radiants at the pole
or the ecliptic was uniform* I%hen the antenna was pointed
north, the band of visible
radiants was approximately parallel to the plane of the
ecliptic and for all =nths)
k exhibited definite daily variations. For the morning hours k
= 4 - 6, D?--40.10-0.0501
For the evening hours k a 1o5 - 2j Dj,4-0,4 - 0-5* The highest
value attained by k was
3 - 4 during March-April and its lowest value was 1o5 - 2
during August-September.
Some increase was also noted in kk~-June during the.noon hours
and during August-Sep-
tember at night, which was possibly related to the traversing
of a wide meteor belt by
the Earth. Bibliography of 11 titles, Po Babad2hanove
CTranslation of abstracO7
SUB COM 03

NAUKOVIGH, Yasiliy Kitrofsnov~Ach; SELIKOTICH, P.Iep
red.; B.Aj1JkBUOy1# U.,
red.izd-va; S 0,'N., tekhnred.
[Theoretical principles of the process of peat
briquetting) Teors-
tichaskis oenovy proteesma briketirovaniia torfe.
Minsk, Izd-vo
Ikad.nauk BM. 1960. 195 p. (KIRA 13:8)
1. Chleft-korrespondent AN BSR-, direktor Institute
torfa Akadexii
nauk BSSR (for Belikevich).
(Peat) - ' (Briquets (lfuel))

BET,IKOVICH, V... kand.biologicheakikh naukl RB~OV, A.,
kand.biologicheBkikh
Ultrasonic *projector." t.Un.tekb. 7 no.3:76-77 Mr 163.
.(KM 16s3)
(Cetacea-Anatomy) (Orientation) _(Ultrasonic'iniveis)

SHILDVA, S.A.1 TROITSXIT, Y.B.; K&L!XOV, G.B.;
BELIXOVICH, T.M.
Significance of the mobility of mnrine forest
rodents for the
distAbution of ticks,in spring and summer foci of
encephalitis.
.Biul. MOIP. Otd.biol. 62 no.5.'117-118 3-0 157-
(MIRA 10:11)
(TICKS AS CARRMS Ct DISRASN) (PARASITES-MIU)

SHUOVA, S.A.; TROITSKIYj V.B.; HALIKOV, G.1 ; PELIKOVICH, Y.M.
(Moscow)
Signtficance of the mobility of murine forest rodents for the
distribution of the tick Izodea erouloatus P.Sch. in spring
and summer foci of encephalitis Ewith sumaery in 3nglishl
Zool. shur. 37 no. 6:931-938 Je '58. (MiRA 11:7)
1. TSentrallw nauchno-ineledovatel'skiy dazinfektsionayy
institut, Moskva. (Nice as carriers of disease)
(Ticks)

TX.; :iM(-%*--OT, A.Y.
"Bin!.,);-, and hxtmti-a&- of 1~.~ino3 T;:_nnals;"
Proc-,.r?dim.F!s of tln-Fr
S~.ientiflc Institute of Y--tritiiq Fisbgries and Oneanw-_Vx~hr.
701. 33.
Re7lawed b7 T.M. Bal"covich, A.T. lAblolcov. Zool.zhur. 38
no.~:9_52-
9 51, J9 159 - (VELt 12: 11
(Whales)

AUTUOR: Bellkovichp V. 11; SOY/20-127-4-57/6o
-----------
TITLE: On the Mechanism of Color Variation in Delphinapterus
leucas
Fall.
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959; Vol 127, Nr 4~
pp 928 - 930
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Delphinapterus leucas Fall. is a typical
northern dolphin.
One of the properties of this species is the variation of the
color according to age: young animals are dazrk, grown 2p an-i-
mals almost purely white. In the course of several years th8
author found out that embryos soon to be born and new-born
Delphinapteri leuoas Pall. are not at all dark, 8late-coloTed
(Refs 1, 2-9,11,13) but light grey. brownish. The growing
babies become dark. No author mentions this phenomenon. Not
even papers on the histology of the skin Tefer to the problsm
mentioned in the title. This fact caused the author to write
this paper.-The skin of the Delphinapterue leucas Fall., as the
skin of all cetacea, has no hair) aebaceous glands, and par-
spiration glands. The pigment ie concentrated in the epidermis
Card 1/3 which Is 7-9.mm thick and constitutes 51-68~ of the
total

.(hi '.~o Meohanism of Color Variation in Delphinapterus
SOV/20-127-4-57/6o
leuoas Pall.
weight of the skin in the case of grown up animals (Ref 4).
No mammal living on land sihows a similar development of the
epidermis. The color variation of the Delphinapterus leucas
Pall.'proceeds as follows: With new-born babies the majority
of the pigment is concentrated in the lower part of the epi-
dermal ridges (Fig 1); There is less pigment in the middle
part as well as in higher layers. The light grey, brownish
coloring is caused by the distribution-of the pigment, its
.majority being at the epidermal base at the border of the derm;
and an intense development of the horny layer. After birth'the
young animals grow rhpidlyl so does their epidermis. The thick-
ness of the epidermis is little changed in the case of a young
235 am long but the-ratio of composition has considerably
changedl the horny layer shrunk tol/5, whereas the lower parts
of the epidermal ridges became 4-5 times.wider. 'The quantity
of pigment in the ridges"deoreased considerably. The growing
cells have by then distributed the pigment all over the thick-
ness of the epidermis. The total coloring of the young be-
Card 2/3 comes dark grey, almost black. The subsequent lighter
coloring

.Or& tke blechanism of-Color Variation in 'Delphinapterus
SOV/20-127-4-57/60
lsuias Pall.
is'a result of the continuous growth of the animal and its
skin. No now pigment is formed so that its quantity per our-
faoe unit deerpases-gradually. This is caused by its g--adual
discharge into the peeling horay layer and the distribution of
the remaining decreasing pigment over an increasing area.
After a number of color transitions the pigment Vantity in
the skin of Delphinapterus leucas Pall. beromee inconsiderably
small.:After'this quantity has disappeared altogether the
Delphinapterus leucas Pall. becomes all white, There are I fig-
ure and 15 references, 13 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut morfolQgii zhivotnykh im. A. N. Se7ertso7s
Akademii
nauk SSSR (Inatitute of Animal Uorphology imeni A. N. Severtsoy
of the.Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESMED: April 18, 1959, by,1. I. Shmallgauzen; Academician
April 17, 1959
Card 3/3

~colozicc~morphclogical chamcU-c~ristics of s;~ptaticm 11-or
0
Aight in the bi-rComster (Larva byparboreus) and the long-
tailed clau.~ (Stercorarius lorvdict-rdus). Trudy Inst. morf.
no. 32:131-141 16C. (IMI 14:2)
(Gulls) (Flight) (Birds,'~utMv)
.7

BELIKOVICH, V.M.; YAMKOV, A.Y.
First All-Union Conference on the Study of Marine Mammals. Zool.
shur. 39 no-7:1119-1120 JI '60. (XIM 13.7)
(Marine mammals-Conipresses)

MIKOVICH, V.M.
Some biological observations otL the whito whale from the airplane*,
Zool. zhur. 39 no.qi1414-1422 S 160. OUBA 13:9)
1. Institute of Animal Morpholo&79 U,S.SoR, Academy of Sciences,
Moscow.
(Russia, Northern-White whale)
karaM~"- M-M

BELOKOVICH, V.M.
Phy3ical thermorpgulation in the white whale (Delphinapterus
leucas.Palle-)* -Trudy sove Ikht# kom. no.12:50-59 f61. (Kft 14..6)
I* Institut morfologii zhivotnykh imo A,.N*Severtsova AN SSSR.
(W hite wbale) (Body temperature-Regulation)

,;~~-BELIKOVICHj V.M.; UBLOKOVj A.V.q kand.biol.nauk
Among the walruseao Friroda 50 no* 300-56 Mr 161,
(MIRA 14:2)
1. Institut rnrfologii zhivotnykh im.A.N. Sevurtsova AN
=Rj,MoakvaO'
(Walruses)

BELIKOVICHL V~
Di3sertation defended at-the Zoological Institute for the
academic
degree of Candidate of BiologicaI Sciencest.
Adapt ve Structural. Features of~the Skin Cover of Water
Yammals.11
Vestnik Akad Nauk No. 4, 1963, PP. 119-145

BELIKOVICH, V.M.,, kand.biolog.naukj YABLCKOVI A.V.,
kand.biolog. nauk
Youth of an old science; alliance-betwoen animal
morphology and
technology. Priroda 52 no.8:20-30 Ag 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Institut morfolofill zhivotnykh imeni Severtsova AN
SSSR, Moskva.
Morphology (Animals)) (Bionics)

KMNEVBERQ Serkey Ye4jenlyevichf YABLOKOV,, Aleksey Vladimirovich;
BU I Kfu "IG11 %fariya.
..,,Y,sqyolod Mikhaylovic ; TARASEVICH, .
Prinimaliuchastiye: DELYAMURE, S.L.;
ZHWOVA, Z.P.; MAKAROV,, B.M.., red.
[Beluga; a monographic study on the species) Belukha; opyt
monograficheakogo issledovaniia vida. [BY) S.E.Kleinenberg i
dr. Moakva, lzd-vo."Nauka," 1964. 455 P. (MIRA 17:4)

BF.LIKOVI.CHj_Vpevolod Mikhaylovich; FMNENBERG,
Sergey Yevgenlyevicb;
kbW-AJ:ir~-e WiA~irovich; LIVAKOV, A., red.
I
(Plystery of the ocean) Zagaclka okeana. Moskva,
Molodaia
gvardiia, 1965. 174 p. (K[n .18-12)

.BZLK(lyny - T aspirant; MUTOVIN, V.I., nauchnyy
rukov0ditell, doktor vetere
7 LL P
nauk
Effect of milking apparatus an,4 mits on the nszmary gle-nda
in
cows. Veterinariia 42 no,10'.63-65 0 165- 1 ,
NIRA, 16M)
1, Vseaqyuznyy nauchno-1 sole Jovatel I skly institut
vet6rimrnoy
sanitarii.

Fig. 1. 1--ra tor; 2--s-otirler; 3--jet straightener; 4--jet tube

"Industrial Conatructj6h bf Con-crete' Buildings" P. 1 (ARKHITEKTURA T
STROIT--,LSTVO)
Vol. 2, No. 21 1952, Sofiya, Bulgaria.
SO.: Monthly List of East European Acce3slons L.C. Vol. 2, Nov. 1953,
Uncl.

BELKOVSKI, S.
"More correct directives in the planning of some buildings,"
p*12 (Tekhnilm.% Vol* 6s no* 81 1957j, Sofiiaj, Bulgaria)
Monthly Index of East Riropean Accessions (MU) LC, Vol. 7. No.
8.1 August 1958

BELKOVSKIY A.I.
Precise determination of the elementary cellparameters and
temperature of the V. -* (;Y -transformation of quartzes from
some deposits in the Central and Southern Ural Mountains.
Dokl. AN'SSSR 154 no.ltlll-113 Ja'64. , (MIRA 17t2)
1. Urallskoye geologicheskoye upravlenlye, Predstavleno
akademikom.N.V. Belovym.

1. CHLUP, I. P., B=OVSKIY,-G.V.
2. USSR (600)
4. Cement Industries
7. Increasingproductive capacity of cement mills at the
"Froletarian't factory
TSement 18/h'o. 1. 1M
Tsementnyy Zavod "Proletariy"
9. Monthly List of Ussian Accessions) Library of Congress, June
1952. LInclassified.

BUKOWA Halina
Ivaluating method of the wearing properties of textile
goods
based on the results of experimental use. Przegl
w1okien
16 to.10:535-539 0 162.
1. instytut Wlekiennictva, Lodz.

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BELL, B.
C"rrent problems of synoptic aerology. P. 115
Vol. 58, no. 2. Mar./Apr. 1954
Sessions of the Scientific Council of the Hungarian Society of
Yeteorology. P. 120
Soo EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS LIST Vol. 5. no. 7. JulY 1956

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Investl P. 31'
gation ofthe earth's magnetism.
VoL.59, no. 5,-Sept./Oct. 1955
IDOJARAS
Budapest
SOURCE: Monthly list of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC.
Vol. 5. no. 3, March 1956

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Aerologic work of Gyorgy Yfarczen. p. 137. IDOJARAS.
(Meteorologlai Inteset as Magyar Meteorologiai Tarsasag) Bud-
apest. Vol. 60, no. 3. May/June 1956.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library of Congress.
Vol. 5, No. 11,, November 1956.

Syneptic exa!--inatian of probable thunderstorms, pr.. 177, IDOJ.LVZ,
(Meteorologiai Intezet es NaCZ~ar Meteoroloeiai Tarsasag) Budapest,
Vol. 60, go. 3, May/June 1956
SOURCE; East European Accessions List (MALL) Library of Coneress,
Vol. 53 no. 113 -Novcmber 1956

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Photocherucal measurement of solar radiation. ps 31Q*
(Id6jaras. Vol. 60, not 6, Nov,lDece 19%, Hungary)
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6, no. 6, July 1957, Uncl.