SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BEZRUKOV, V.I. - BEZSONOVA M.N.

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Magnetic properties of potasalum i&IL-:: of nic~t'lum.,
lels.
, ": ~I " '18 11 "
"hur. neorg. khIm. 10 no.1:272-275 ja 165. !'.1
1. ~'ubmitted Sept. 16, 1963.

BEZIIUKGVP V.I.
Adjustment of a gear milling machine for
machining involute
bevel gear wheels. Stan. i instr. 36 no.10:5-9 0
165.
(MIRA 18:11)

B2ZRUKOV, V.K.. inxb.; FOMIN. V.L. inzh.
Using ultrasonic techniques In the machinery
industry.
Mashinostroitell no-1:36-40 N '56. (MIRA 12:1)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)

BEYI,'~!( V. V. Y.
Aug IaAer
Pam Wanudesionj, Ilectrio
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tW#Ural Ilectro-Apparatual ftotory," V. M. Bet-
rakow, Ural XLectro-Apparatue Factory, 1* pp
"V"tnik Rektro-PraVablemosti" No 8
We small size cutout givitch has been produced by
fte Ursa XLectro-Apparatus Factory since 1937, and
le now the basic fmAer out-out switch used on branob
lftes carrying 6 - 10 kv. It *an accomodate volt-
*Vm up to 32.5-ky. Naimal current 400j, 600., and
IpOOO A) for L'th* three different modele of this
type. All have 10 kg of oll and veigh 170.,.170,
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 479
Bezrukov, V.M.; Glukh, Ye. M.; Kostin, K.F.; Neyman, Z.B.;
L. - Chetchuyev, G.A.
Urallskiy zavod elektroma8hinostroyeniya (The Ural Electrical
Nachim-building Plant) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1957. 125 P.
Seftes: Iz istorii mashinostroyeniya na Urale, vyp. 7)
~,000 copies printed.
Tech. Ed.-, Dugina, N.A.; Editorial Board of Series:
Aleksandrov,
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of Technical Sciences,*-Volbkov, A.A., Candidate,of
Historical
Scienc6se Dovgopol, V.I.; Kozlov, A.G., Senior Scientific
Worker,
Archives Dept.7 Sustavov, M.I., Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers, technicians and
scientists. It can also be of use to students, agitators,
propagandists and machine-building workers.
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The Ural Electrical Machine-building Plant 479
COVkRAGE: The book contains a brief history of the
construction
and development of the Ural-Electrical Machine-building
Plant
and a detailed description of the progress achieved in
designing
and building various kinds of machinery including
water-wheel
generstorspe-c and d-c electrical machines, transformers,
high-
voltage equipment, mercury-are rectifiers and machines
for the
electrification of the national economy. Plans for the
future
development of the plant and of the production of the
electrical
industry in Zeneral are also discussed. The book is the
seventh
issiled In the series "Iz istorli mashinostroyeniya na
Urale"
Otiftory of Machine-building in the Urals) which will
contain a
total of ten books. No personalities are mentioned. There
are
no references.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Ch. I. Construction and Development of the Plant 5
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The Ural Electrical 14achine-building Plant
Ch. II. Ural Water-wheel Generators
Ch. III. Improvement of Electrical Machinery
479
15
38
Ch. IV. Development of Transformer Construction at
the Plant 6o
.Ch. V. Production of Mercury-are Rectifiers
Ch. VI. High-voltage Systems
Ch. VII. On a Scientific Basis
Ch. VIII. Work, Study and Leisure
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress JJP/ksv
8-5-58
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KATS, A.S.; BURGANSM, B.M.; -'133LYAY3V. P.A.; KAPLINSKIT.
M.B.;.-MOKOV, V.K.;_
KOPIT, Z.H.; GUSIV. N.P.
Features of the influenza epidemic of 1957 in the Urals and the
adjacent
areas; anthor's abstract. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid.1 Imunt 29
no.12:107-108
D 158. (KUL 12: 1)
(URAL MOUNTAM P3GION-INFLUM7,A)

n-71JTJ!'OV V 1%, 3ELAVYEV, P. A., TY ,
S., SCT,0Vjj,. IT. IT.
"E', i lemi olot-ical characteristica of d1scaqor, with
',ntural Foci
in the Ural Mountains." P. 21
Dpsy--toye Soveshchantye po ProloIc-,am i
pr1rodnoocha.-ovym boleznyam. 22-29 Oktpabrjn, 1059 ~;.
(-Lenth Conference
on Firrisitological Problems and Diseag,~,r, witil
"Tatinn, 1 '!'Ori 22-29
October 191-5-9.), 19,59, AcaderV of M041(--31
Sclence's,
USS.", and AcnderV of Sciences USSR, No. 1 2E4pp.

BEZRUKOV V. M.P BURGANSKIY, B. K., KAPLINSKIY, M. B., MATS,
A. S., SOLQIIIN, N. N.
A.
"Possible Vectors of Diseases with Natural Reservoirs in
the Urals."
Tenth Conference on Parsitological Problems and Diseases
with Natural
Reservoirs, 22-29 October 19159, Vol. II) Publishing House
of Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Yjoscow-Leningrad, 1959.
Sverdlovsk

SERGEYEV, Ye.M., doktor geol.-min, nauk, profop otv. red.;
ASKAILNOV, V.V.,
doktor geol.-min. nauk, red.~JWM=,-M.2 doktor geol.-min. neukj,
prof., red.; MOROZOV, S.S., doktor geol.--min* nauk, prof*, redej
RZHANITSYIN, B.A., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof*) red,; VASIL~TEVA,
V.I.,
red.; GEORGIYEVA, G.I., tekhn. red.
~Froceedings of the Conference on the Theoretical Bases of the
Technical Improvement of Soils) Trudy Soveshchaniia po
teoretichaskim
osnovam tekbnicheskoi melioratsii gruntov. Moscow.. 1960. Otvat.
red.
E.M.Sergeev. Moskvap Izd-vo Mosk. univ.,, 1961. 466 p. (MIFU
14:10)
1,Soveshchaniya po teoretichaskim osnovam tekhnichaskoy
melioratsii
ov. Moscow, 1960. 2. Moskovskiy gosudarstvenrqy universitet
for Sergeyev, Moi-ozov). 3. Nauchno-issledovatellskly institut
osno
vaniy i podzemrqkh sooruzheniy Akademii stroitellstva i
arkh-itektury
SSSR, Moskva (for ABkalonovs, Rzhanitsyn). 4. Gosudarstvennyy
vaesoyuz-
My dorozbmyy nauchno-issledovatel skiy institut, Moskva (for
Bezruk).
(Soil.mechanics)

BUCHATSKIY, Ye.G.; YENIUMN, P.N.- 13E,,('T)!TOIf
V.M.; KOINISTAI-11TIN(Jil, G.-v.;
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Calculated selsmicity of single-story framed
industrial buildings.
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IEUXISOV, V. 1.
"The Determination of the Pressure of Saturated Petroleum
Cnides in Stre-ta."
report presented at the 6th Sci. Conference on the
Application of Ultrasomid
in the investigation of Mntter, 3-7 Feb 1958, or6anized by
V,:Ln. Education
RSF% and Moscow OblaBt Pedagogic Inst. im N. K. Rrupskaya.

BE ZIIU,",CV Ye I
Main problems in the expansion and reco-struction of
London. Gor.
khoz. Mosk. 35 no.1:41-47 Ia 161. (!.g,--,A 14:2)
1. Zaveduyushchiy sektorom Otdela vneshnikh snosheniy
I2polkora
Mrsoveta. (Lonclon-City planning)

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Vscrc-s.3iyskaya konferentsiya profeusorov i
prepodavateley pedagogicheskikh
institutov
Prillionelliye ul, traal~u!-Allki % is-iledovallivu
veshchentVa. vyp. 10. (Utili'.."Itioll
oi klltrmonlc~; for the lnvc~itigzition of alaterialt;.
no. 10) Moscow, I.-.d-vo
NIOPI, 1960. 321 1). 1000 copies printed.
Edf, 7 V. V. Nozdrev, Professor, aml B. B. 'Kudryavtscv,
Profcst;or.
I'I:-1(110';Ll: -Mis book- in intended for physicists and
enrincers interested in
CO

2
Utilization of Ultrasonics (Cont. SOV/5644
Martynov, Ye. G. , and A. K. Matveyev [Geologich. fak-t MGU`
-
Geology Department of Moscow State University]. The Acoustic
Anisotropy of Mineral Coals in Different Stages of
Metamorphism 147
Cherchenko, G. V. , V. M. Nikolayev, Ye. T. Bezrukov, and
~V. 1. Belousov [Giprovostok neft' - State institute for the
Design
and Planning of Petroleum Industry Establishments in the
Eastern
Regions), First Results of the Use of the Ultrasonic Method
in
Determining the Saturation Pressure of Stratified Petroleum
in
Sredneye Povolzh' ye 157
Sw;inikhina, A. V. [Neftegazobyy n. -i. in-t. - Petroleum Gas
Scientific Research Institute]. Ultrasonic Method of
Determining
the Temperature of the Onset of Crystallization of Paraffin
163
Mednilcov, Ye. P. (ITI AN SSSR I. On the Theory of the
Acoustical
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Case of Lnusually large uddd'&.e nasal :!onehae. Zhur. 115n., r,05. :L
gor. bol. 24 no.li86 Ja-F 164. (MTIR~! 18~ 3)
Io 1Z OtOTJ.naJarIngologIqhe9kogo otlelenlya (zav... A.A. Bezrulkova~,
2-y g-)7-,.-idskoy boll-nitsy g. Khersona.

1. 'IUBASHEY-1 B. N.j BEZRUKOVA, A. Ya.
2. USM (600)
4. Meteorology - Observations
7. Interseasonal break of synoptic processes, length of the
synoptic year, and
solar activity. B. N. Rubashev, A. Ya. Bezrukova. Izv. Vses. geog.
ob-va 79,
No. 3, 1947.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May
1953. Unclassified.

BIZRUKOVA, A. YA.
15158. Wsgrdtnys Dmri I Solnechays, Aktlvnootl.
Byelleten' Kondsett Po
lbbledovaniya SoIntea (Akad. Nank BSU), No. 2,
1949. S. 17-20 -
301togri 8 Nat T.
SO: Letopis' Zhumalfnykh Stat*y. Vol. 48. Moskva.
1949

BWMMVA, A. TA.
15159, Solnechnays. Prtroda Gooftpitnykh Toxmishohenty.
WlatenO Konlesit
Po Iseledovantyu Solutea (Akad. Nauk BSU), No. 2, 1949
S. 21-23
SOt Letopts' Zkumallnykh Statey, Vol. 48. Moskva. 1949

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14-1-664
Translation
from: Referativnyy Zhurnall, Geografiya,
1957, Nr 1,

P. 78 (USSR)
AUTHOR:
Bezrukova, A. Ya.
TITLE:
Effect of
Solar Activity and Atmospheric Circulation

Patterns on Lake
level Fluctuation and Droughts

(Vliyaniye solnechnoy
aktivriosti i kharaktera atmos'Ler-

noy tsirkulyatsii na
kolebaniya urovnya ozer i na zasukhi)
PERIODICAL:
Tr. Labor.
ozerovedeniya AN SSSR, 1954, 3, pp. 23-46
ABSTRACT:
A study of
atmospherle circulation pattems (classified

according to
Dzerdzeyevskiy) in relation to lake water

level fluctuation
shows that a decrease in the number

of days with meridional
irruptions in several dire3tvions

coincides with a fall in the
lake's water level.

A decrease in the number of arctic
irruptions in several

directions displaces the Azores
anticyclones to the North

and increases surface evaporation in
the Casplan Sea.

This is borne out by graphs showing that sea
level changes

in the Caspian concur with the recurrence of
arzti-- ir--up-

tions travelling in several direction. The
conneition
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between solar activity and
atmospheric"ciroulation, with

14-i-66't
Effect of Solar Activity and Atmospheric Circulation Fatterns
on Lake
Level Fluctuation and Droughts. (cont.)
droughts, on U.S.S.R. territory, is evident. Minimum
solar activity corresponds to an intensification in the
polar anticyclone, maximum activity to an intensification
in the Azores anticyclone. Minimum solar activity and
an increase in meridional irruptions in several directions
(towards western Euro e and America) is characteristic of
central [European SSR1 droughts. Minimum solar" activity
and meridionall irruptions in four direction (two towards
the oceans and two towards Asia and America) are also
characteristic of moderate droughts. Considerable droughts
in the southeastern part of European U.S.S.R. are possible
with maximum solar activity when the Azores and polar anti-
cyclones are well developed. Some Intense droughts are
connected with minimum solar activity and an intensifica-
tion in the Azores anticyclona and therefore with increased
zonal circulation. An increase in zonal circulation up to
the point where it is in equilibrium with meridional cir-
culation is sufficient to bring on a drought.
N. Dorf
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SOV/169-59-6-6341
Translation from. Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1959, Nr
6, P 136 (ussR,1
AUTHOR: Bezrakova, . a.
TTM.E-~ The Area of Sunspot Groups in 1957
PERIODICAL: Solnechnyye dannyye,-1958, Nr 3, PP 78 - 79
AMTRACT: The curves of the cyclic changes of the average
annual areas
of sunspot groups are given for the northern and southern
hemisphere, individually for the last three 11-year activity
cycles. The 1957 activity level was higher than that of
195,6.
The cycle reached its maximum in August 1957. The absence off
an asymmetric development of the sunspot area over both
hemispheres is a characteristic feature of the present cycle,
L.N.L,
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SOV/169-59-4-4041
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1959, Nr
4, PP 123 - 124
(USSR) -
AUTHOR, Bezrukova A tit
W
I
TITLF- On the Character of the New Cycle Nr 19 in the Solar
Activity
PERIODICAL: Izv. Gl. astron. observ. v Pulkove, 1958, Nr 6,
PP 77 - 102
(Engl'.-R-e-s. T-
ABSTRACT: The study of the areas of the sun spot groups over
the sunis
hemisphere permits a conclusion to be made on the character of
the Nr 19 cycle. The conjugation in the alternation of the
cycles in both the hemispheres gives the basis for the
assumption
that the new cycle may have a higher activity level than the
previous Nr 18 cycle. The shape of the cycle curve In the
northern
hemisphere'may have merely one vertex, while that for the
southern
hemisphere may have two vertices. Based on the analysis, the
maximum in the northern hemisphere with merely one vertex of
the
cycle is found for 1957. The first maximum of the cycle with
two
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hemisphere is possible
V/1"

sov/169-59-4-4041
On the Character of the New Cycle Nr 19 in the Solar
Activity
in 1956, and the second maximum in the descending branch is
possible in
1958/59. The maximum fluctuation in the one-vertex cycle In
the northern
hemisphere is on the average the 16th from the first
fluctuation in the
cycle. The greatest fluctuation in the rising branch of the
cycle with two
vertices in the southern hemisphere Is found on the average
in the 9th
fluctuation, in the descending branch in the 24th one,
Author's r6sum6
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S/169/60/000/011/016/016
A0051AOOI
T--anslation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1960, No.
11, P. 175, # 14526
AUTHOR: Bezrukova, A.Ya.
TITLE: Predictions of the Wolf Numbers in Even and Odd
11-Year-Cycles of
the Solar Activity
V
PERIODICAL: Solnechnyye dannyye, 1959 (196o), No. 11, PP. 72-74
TEXT: The variations in the heights of the maxima of the
11-year-cycles
are considered according to the Wolf numbers separately for
even and odd cycles.
The author having analyzed these variations concludes that the
heights of tile
maxima of cycles No. 20 and No. 21 will be low. In case of
alternation of the
many-year cycles, the values of Wmax less than 64 and less
than 85 are obtained
for cycles No. 20 and No. 21 respectively; in case of
continuous increase, about
75 and 120 respectively. The alteration regularity is
maintained (low - even
cycle, and high - odd cycle).
T.L.M.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the
original Russian abstract.
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s/c;35/62/()OO/006/()25/064
A001/A101
AUTiOll: Dezrukova, A. Ya.
TITLE: Eleven-year cycle of solar activity and character of
fluctuations
in terrestrial zonal circulation in winter
PE-RIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya,
no. 6, 1962, 59,
abstract 06A441 ("Solnechnyye dannyye", 1960, no. 7, 78 - 82)
TEXT: The author studies correlation between 11-year cycles
of sunspot
generation and atmospheric circulation. She considers the
character of fluctua-
tions in west-east transport of air masses in winter, The
frequency of number of
days with west-east air masses transport in the northern
Darth's hemisphere was
lo-,-. up to the 1920s, but sharply increased since then.
Annual values of sums cd,
mean areas of sunspots in the Sun's northern hemisigdte were
compared lvdth annual
number of days with west-east air masses transport in winter
on the Earth; it
was discovered that after the 1920s, zonality of atmospheric
currents*has inten-
sified and, with a delay of I - 2 years, repeats the single-
and two-peak shape
of 11-year solar cycles. In addition to intracycle
fluctuations of atmospheric
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Eleven-hear cycle of ...
circulation, extrema are observed at epochs
purpose of studying the cycli c changes, other
coronal indices were also investigated. A
as to the cause of lagging of the maxima of
solar ones. There are 8 references.
S/035/62/000/006/025/064
A001/A101
of minimum or close to it. With the
photospheric, chromospheric and
number of conjectures are put forth
atmospheric circulation behind the
T. Mandrykina
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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S/035/62,/000/005/058/098
A055/A1O1
ATUMOR: Bezrukova, A. Ya.
TITLE: Development of sunspot groups in the current 19th
11-year cycle
PM-IODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no.
5, 1962, 58,
abstract 5A429 ("Solnechnyye dannyye", 1961, no. 1, 80 - 85)
TEXT: The author deals with the preliminary processing of the
measurements
of sunspot-group areas according to the observations made at
the Main Astronomical
Obser,ratory in 1954 - 190"0. Curves showing the variation of
the Wolf numbers
and of -he areas of sunspots for cycles no. 18 - 19 are given.
The development
of cycle no. 19 in each of the hemisphere's is examined. The
assumption implying
~ e single-apex development of the cycle in
th the northern hemisphere is sub-
stantiated. Me fact is pointed out that, in spite of the very
high activity-
level of the whole cycle, the areas of the individual groups of
spots are com-
paratively small. Tables are reproduced, giving the average
monthly and average
annual values of sunspot areas, and also the average annual
latitude of sunspot
groups in both hemispheres. It is pointed out that the average
annual latitude
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S/035/62/000/005/058/098
Development of sunspot groups ... A055/AI01
of spot groups in the northern hemisphere of the Sun is higher
than that in the
southern hemisphere for the period in question (1955 - 1960).
T. Mandrykina
[Abstracter's note; Complete translation]
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S/214/62/000/003/003/003
D218/D308
.:'!,TJ'. L- H 0 R,
TITLE: On the epochs of the 11-yc,-x cycle ma::ina
~ZRIODIC.:.L: Solnechnyye dannyye, no. 1962, 69-74
T-D.T: The mcan aiuiual '0.rolf nun, bers for the OfZ7 even
and odd 11-year cycles were izavcGtigated separately 1-Cor
cycles nos.
1-19. -Azialysi-- o27 the mmdma and minimal of. 60-90 year
cyclc:~ :~Iio;-;cd
that nc-ar these maxima the time interval between the
mm-nima ol- U-
year cycles is 9 - 10 years, ifhile ncar the miiiifaa the
t1n,
is 12 years. 'fru-- mcmciliium of the 11-year cycle no. 2o
should occur
eiti-u-,r in 1969 or in 1970 although other into rprc tat
ions -ire also
possible. There are 2 figures.
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ACCESSION NR: AT4012202 S/2797/63/023/002/0057/0065
AUTHOR: Dezrukova,__&__Ya.
TITLE: The longitudinal distribution of spot group areas in
the Northern and Southern
solar hemispheres
SOURCE: Pulkovo. Astron. observ. Izvestlya, v. 23, no.
2(173), 1963, 57-65
TOPIC TAGS: sunspot, sun, sunspotdistribution, sunspot
activity
ABSTRACT: A study of the formation wd shift of sunspots in
the Nordwrii ;i~d Southern
hemispher shows remarkable differences. The Greenwich
photolicliographic catalogue for
1878 - 1053 was used for the study. This period of 75) years
was divided into cycles
numbered from 12 to 18. Tlic Solar Area wa3 divided into
ten-degree longitude intervals,
starting from 0-10* wid- so on. 'Mic average area of rwispots
were L'd,en into account and
each longitude interval wav studied separately. This
permitted an analysis of chav;,es of
group areas of sunspots'and also produced an average for each
cyclo. Obsorvationt; showed
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ACCESSION NR: AT4012202
some interesting facts. In Clio cycle of 1895, the process of
the formation of stinspotv, was
weak it) both 110111isphere-s but, at. the vn(] of the cyclo
tui interesting changre appeared in this
formation. 'lliese asynolironous changes varied froln
one'liemisphere to another and from
o5c longitit(le to allot1wr. Tho most significant formation of
spots took place during cyclos
it A.5 and It was
nioro aelive in the Nortlici-ii lleniispiiero at 121-130". This
was the
po;11~ activii),, whiloCklic woalrc~t acUvi~jr Look place in
1.hc Northern 11cmispbo,re at 41-59',
7
9
-( .1- 290", anci 3", 1 - 310T. Anotlier period of peak
activity took place in ',.he Northern
hc,t,-1s;)her(3 at 181-11'X" ,md '33,1-340', In (lie Swithern
hemisplierc, thore were two periods of
WtJVity at b -1,C' 'Uldt !31-14W. A :~ijfniTic,,ojt %vealc
activity took place. in tho Southern
.11 in tho Northorn homlkphoro at 51-G0', 241-261)', 311-320%
In .1
C011,,j-J,Lr1,t;0r1 'Llie, Nortliern and Southern hemispheres,
we note that Clio- Southern
C ~ 11 S 10 17 C, IS 1
e ss t~;',ivo aji(J the clifferences botiveen the two are quite
pronounced. Orig.
ar'
, L. has: 11 figures.
ASSOCIATION: A8(ratiomichealmya observatoriya, Pulkovo
(Astronomicta Observatory)
SUB'MITTE D: 00 DATE ACQ: 27F064 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE- t%jk NO REIP SOV. 003 OTHER: 001
01
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EHUMANOT, L.Te.;-JMZRUKOVA, R.I.; AZARGINOVA, 1P.S.
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Study of the combined effect of streptomycin and
im-=e serum
on experimental atkolera infeotion.
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I BEZRUKOVA, M.I.,- #MOFBYEVAq L.A.; KOROTAYEVAl A..V.
-, , " I *' a - -
Explanation of the causes for the reduction of a microbe
concentration
in uterine suspensions of vibrio comma, Izv, Irk, gos.
nauch.-Inal.
protivochum, inst. 21:242-245 159, (MIRA 14:1)
(VIBRIO COMMA)

BREGERv Isaak Davidovich; _ P.- red,; STEPANOVAO V.,
takhn.red.
(Handbook on metal-cutting tools; for foremen and
advanced
workers of cutting-tool shops] Spravochnik
instrumentallshchika,-
dlia masterov i kvalifitairovamWkh rabochikh
instrumentaltnykh
tsekhov. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Minskp Gos.izd-vo
BSSR. Red.
nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry, 1961. 475 P. (MA 15:5)
(Metal-cutting tools)

BEREZOVSKIY, B.Ya.[deceased]; VESELOVSKIY, I.N.;
MODESTOV, A.y.
(deceased]; LEVKOVICH, V.D.;__~ZfEK~VA, N., red.;
KALECHITS,G.,
tekhn. red.
(Reference book on elementary mathematics,
mechanics, and
physics]Spravochnik po elementarnoi matematike,
mekhanike i fi-
zike. Izd.8. Minsk, Gos.izd-vo BSSR. Redaktsiia
nauc4o-tekhm.
lit-ry, 1962. 199 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Mathematics) (Mechanics) (Physics)

YARKEVIGH, Sergey Vasillyevich; BEZHUNVA, 11.,
red.; YEMICLENKO,V.,
tekhn. red. ~- --
["Big chemistry"] 1113ollshaia khirriAa.n
F-in.-;k, r-ros.izd-vo
BSSR) 1963. 93 P. WIRA 16:12)
(Macror.olecular corpounds) (Synthetic products)

KAIqYAGIN, Anatoliy Vasillyevich; SOLOVIYKV,
Georgiy Mikhaylovich;
BEZRUKOVA, N., red.; VARENIKOVA, V., tekhn. red.
[Manual for driver training] Posobie dlia
podgotovki shoferov.
2. izd. Minsk, Gos.izd-vo BSSR, 1963. 415 P. (MIRA
170)

BEZIUJKOVA, T. L
---Hy-drochomic-al cycle of the Katta-Xurgan
Reservoir. Izv.AH Uz.
SSR no.8:29-40 1_56. (MIER 12:7)
(Katta-Kurgan Reservoir-Water-Analysts)

DEZRUKOVA, T,_~, Cand Agr Scl (dies) "k-imtt--rerime Of Aib%
Irrigation waters in the FergankValley of tkff UzbekSSR." Tash-
kent,1957. 18 pp. (Uzbek Acad Simi Agr Bel, TaBhO'7~r Inst).
(KL, 9-58, 120)
108 -

BBZRUKOVAO T.11
Pabllobing activities of the Yakut Branch of the Academy
of Science&
of the U.S.S.R. Jzv. yont. fil. AN SSSR no.9:140-141 157.
(Bibliography"Takutia) (MIRA 11:1)

RE-ISHM, IRIT, L.S.; EE:,RtJFWiA, T,P.;
Influence of aromatic cinl--s on tLf---
dl-,cha-rf,c of cotvalt i,-r:d ,;ud-
mitim lons on a dropping raerc-uiy electrodes. LGIU
1Y
13 12-13 5, '64 le-,i)

KHOROSHATA, U.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; LTIOVA, A.N.,
nauchnyy sotrudnik; -
KOVRIGINA, G.I., nauchrW sotrudnik; GORDONDVA, R*D*,
nauchrW - -*-
satrudnik; SHUVALOVA, L.S., #zh.; OBUDOV-34' YAP YU.M.,
inzh.; --
SOKOLOVA9 Z.V.0 inab.; int.
Now drop method of determining the resistance to heat of
pokvvinyl resins. Nauch.-isal.trady VNIIFIX
no.22407.109 1-60.
(MIRA 16s2)
(Leather, Artificial) (Resins, Synthetic-Testing)

BEZRI)KOVA., V.1%; ZAYTSEVA, G.I.
Methcxis of physical exercites during the active
phase of
rheumatic fever in school children as applied in
hospitals.
[Trudy] GIDUV no*35.*151-164162. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Iz kafedry vrachebnogo kontrolya za
fizicheskim. vospi-
taniyem i lechebnoy fizicheskoy InAltury i 11-y
kafedry
pediatrii (zav. - dotsent G.I.Zay-tseta)
Leningraddcogo
gosudarstvennogo ordena Lenina instituta
usovershenstvova-
niya vrachey.
(RMMATIC IWART DISEASE) (mms E noupy)

AUTHORt
.P,'c P111.y)
TITLE. Reinfoi,eed FOlm Magneisite
USSP Pi,- 19~--197
PERIODICALs Bintca. Zhel,~zolhetonflq'~P, No -
ABSTRACT-. A magneal-,e mix cannot be rainfor,,ed with st.nel
reirfom,3ement
F 'n immedial-ely. The authoz, ad-jora't.F; the ---se
is iorroz-on sets 4 .. 4.
of aabesioa cement insets. A best u5ing this m,~!t!-,od was
(~ai-riedl
out at the Voron,!zh St-racitui-ai Engineering Iyistit*.zte by
Candidate cf Technioal. Scienoe S.F. S-mirnov . The as-,~eEitcs
zement
Mix was preparqq in the following way. abreot,ln of th!~ 6th
gr,,;,ae
was mixed togeth-ir with magnesite in the p.-o-portir,.~, of ICI
(by welgh-t) and then thagneslun,, chloride was addel. The
stxength of
slals mde ty this method after 7 days was 85kgs DeT m2 anj
1 2
after 28 days 120kgs ptr Jm . Fiouze 1 shows a c~zoss sectl-,in
of a test alab '150 -x 250 x ',Om-m -in,si,z,-. The iveigh~ of
aerated
lagrtesite concrete .10 '~50kge, per m5. Figure 2 indl*.catez
load t
testing of a slal. The rru!-hing load of testing niabs "based -y
magneuite binder vvithc,-~t fi*.-,e aggregat!! was, m'
of the sla~:~ The -on-rei'nforced slab- broke ri ],)ad vf
'1!iD-Ke-s.A
test waa aiso male or. a 21at, made from maffnes-ite binder and
gTound
Card Vr

97 - 2/_14
Reinf orced Foam Mag'_tsite sis.18
sand (1-1-5) and tesied in bendi;g after 28 day2. The crushing
load was 495kg2 oi 250OkLr,,: pez, m- of the slab. The third
type
of -''a~ made -from magnesite binder with ground sand wnd
pum~.c-.e
in the prop.-.),-t'lon of is! and which was soaked ~n
magnes-'um ch"orida
had a orush-~ng '.oad of 2.50k(--,s or 2600kgs per ni- of the
slab.
Figure 3 illustrates a cross section of testing slats 1500
X500 x
120mm in size. Thtse crushed under the 'cai cf 800kgs. Tests
proved that these sles could be used for floors of industrial
buildings. The main advantage of these slabs is thst they do
not
need autoalave curing, they harden under nurrm]. conditions
very
quickly. There are -three Figures.
1. Cement--Applications 2. Cement--Preparation 3.
Cement--Mechanica-l
Card 2/2 properties

KEVESHJV P.D., kand.tekhn.naulc; BEZRYADIN, I.F., inzh.
Production techniques and properties of foamed keramzit
concrete*
Stroi.mat. 7 no.8:39-3 of cover t~ 161. (MIU 14:8)
(Lightweight concre a

SOLOVKOV, A.K.; BEZRYADNOV, A.A.; KHMELINITSKIY, M.Z.
Durability of the crown after 94-/, ame-Itin.gt3.
Metal1i-,-g 10 no.10.20-21
0 165. (MTRk 18: 10)
1. Ashinskiy metallurgichaskiy zavod.

FZSELIM, F.
RK64-LICD. F. Mod,:?rnization of our artifical
vood-drylm- techroloU. j-. 281.
Vol. L, no.9, Sept. 1954. FAIM. Budapest, hungarV.
SOURCE: last twopean Accessions List (HEAL) Vol. 6, No.
4-APril 1957

BEZSELICS, F.
--flEMELIC.S, F. Possioilities of the modernization of our
chamoer dryers. p. 297.
Vol. 4, no. 10, Oct. 1954. FAIFAR. Bvder,eqt, hung,~.ry,
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EFAI,~: Vol. 6, No.
4--April 1957

3EZSELICS, F.
BE-K-SELICS, F. General meeting of the Scientific
Association of th,~, Wood Industry
held OctoDer 23, 1954. P. 356. Vol. 4, no. 12, Dec. 1954.
FAIPAR. Budapest,
Hungary.
6C,URCE: East European Accessions List (EEAI.) Vol. 6, blo.
4--if-ril 195?

EEZSELICS, F.
BEZSEIJCS, F. - Faipar - Vol. 5, no. 5, Mmy 1955.
Use of high-frequency electric current in the wood industry.
p. 121.
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC,
Vol. 4, No. 9, Sept. 1955
Uncl.

!L- 7.
Use of high-frequency current in the lunber industry. i).
23,21. F-~I;R'J!,
Budapest, Vol.. 5, no. 0/. Sent. 1955.
S~-'-JRCI~: East European Accessions List (MIL), W, Vol. 5,
No, 2, Feb. 1056.

BENNERTNAU
VOPWYMMU- h",
T.H.ShadlumOo article "Some characteristics of the
isternal atructurs
of grains in pyrite deposits." Reviewed by
K.S.Bezsm"rtnais,. Miu.sbor.
no.9:374-379 155. (MLRA 9:9)
I.Moskva. Vassoyusnyy Aorogeologichookiy treat.
(Pyrites)

/,~ .- ."', -v ;~,-.i - \ ~
-I - -, . ! 4 .
DEMMUERTNAYA, M. S.
"Some Peculiarities in the Origination of Altai Polymetal
Ores,"
report delivered in the Petrographic Section., 4 April to 7
June 1957.
Chronicle of the Activity of the Petrography Section,
Byulleten, Moskovskogo
Obshchestva Ispytateley Prirody, Otdel Geologicheskiy, 1957,
No. 6, pp. llb-122, 1957.

BESSMERTNAYA, M.S. ~
mi ~
--- - --W ~-
Clinrnetarlstics of the formption of AltAi com-olex metpl
ores.
3iul. MOIP. Otd. gaol. 32 no.6:143-i44 N-D 157. (MIRA 11:4)
(Altqi Mountaina-Minernlov)

BRUHARTHAYA, H.S.
. ~ ~ - t, -
I.,
"t,
,ev4 , SyngenesJs of Altai complex metal ores and of
rocks enclosing them.
Trudy VAGT no.3:172-187 '5?. (KIRA lit3)
(Altal Mountains-Ore deposits)

S 11- 58- 10- 2,1_1 2
AUTHCRS, Bezsmertnayav and Gorzhevskiy, D,I,.
----------
TITLE: Transformations of th~, Ore Bearing F.,-Ick of the
Polymet.e.11,-c Deposits o-, -zhc 111---inyy Alialy
(u~o_,crudnyye
izmeneniya polimetal-licheskikh mes1,)rozhden_J-, llvodnogo
Altaya)
PERIODICAL. Izvestiya Akademi-i nauk SSSR, Seriya
geologiche-skaya, 1959,
Nr 10, pp 21 - 36 (USSR)
This armicle kums ap stud,..es by the authors and oth-~.r
gec-
'BSTRACT:
logists of transformed rc-ck formations whi,~h enclose var-
icus polymetalliz dr-posilts of the Rudnyy Altay, As a re-
'Sult of the hydrothermal -.ransformations of these rocks,
the newly formed minerals are very complex. Their form-
ation depended on condit.-.=T, which were different for
each deposit. In some deposits, the metasomatic process
began with the fcrmation of mineral associations at high
temperatures *'skarns), graiually replaced by formations at
average tempera'-lures (9TAd0tC_a0t4nol4te asscciaT-on),
but
deposits formed at "~'ow -emrerat.,ares ~chloritolites,
seri-
citolites, etc) were most w1dely distributed, The compo-
sition of the mineral me-a3omatic formations depended on
Card I/A the composition o' the in~_tial rocks and
hydrothermal

I I - :3 5- 10-2,112
Transformation of ~.h, Or,~ BearIng R.~,Pk of the
Polywatailic Dej*,31.ts
of the Rudnyy Altay
soluTion-s. rhe :~ompcsiti_on of in~!-Iial roc',-s was
etSpec--ally
impor-can.T. for -,:he new -forma-Licns :.n the la~pral
parts of
the met-a5omat.,-c. zone. There, the ch7__,r,_t-_'2atJ_on
proress
de-.-loped '--n -ocks of basir,l and noutral -omposition,
the
prccess -,~f rerici-~ization developing in rocks of acid
ccm-
position. The compo7ition of nFiv m3neral format-ions in
J.
.he sentral. parto of metasomatic zones was determined
main-
ly by the compoeition of the hydrcthermal solutions, This
explains the occurrence of chloritolites and sericitol-ites
in different vclcanogenous or sedimentary rocks. Two types
off metasomatic pro:esses could be dl_stirguJshed. In the
.r--rst type there is no essential admixture of compcnents,
excepT the hydroxil.. The origin of metasomatic rocks of
this type was gc-verned by the degree of intensity of the
lixivia-tion proces!!, The seccrd type was characterized by
thg .4n4--.ns:Lve admixtur= of -Dmponen-~s by
'hydrothermal sol-
utions. TlUr.-~rZ. twc first sTages nf 'he me-lasomatic
pro-
o I 1 1+
cess, an intensi.-e addif:--n of magnesium, and ircn
occurred,
bard 2/3 while in the last ~-tage they v;ere replared b_v
an admixture

-1, 1 -56- 10- 2/1. 2
Transformation of +IhE Ore Bearing Rock the
I-o-1,,~7netallic Depo-
sits of the Rudnyy Altay
of potassium. 7he nwie,,; of the folloiving geclogists Ivere
cited by the authors for their work in this fields A.'K.
Kayupov, 14.91. Khisairutdinov, N,11. Kurek, G.".i.
'_Ihcherba,
F,N, KobLar;, L.K. Pc2haritshaya, V.P. lvankf_n, T.Ya. Gon-
charcva, M.A. 1'etrova, '.',V. Tashchinine, Yorzhinskiy,
F.N. Shakhov, V.-T. Kazennova, V.P. Boniare-i, Z,V. Sidoren-
r,l,:. Sh--.1in, 1,V. Eirova, L.". ne' :kova, V.:, Fros-
A.3. Posy2-cyc-7, 1:.A. lvanc,Ta. There Rre 2 tables,
graphs, 1 diagram, and 10 Soviet references,
.:,~.~BJ.-ITTED: january 23, 1953
A`,~SOCIA'_-ION: -isescyuznyy aerogeologicheskiy trest
1~:-I'nisterstva ,eolog--'Ii
Ckhrany INE-dr, !,-.oskva (The All-Urion Aerc-Geclcg'cal
'rust
-~f GeoloEy and Ccnservnt~cn of
711'eacurces, !Tr,--_-ow)
1. Geology--USSR 2. Ores--Trans-formations 3.
Gres--Properties
Card V3

3(5)
SOV/132-59-7-4/17
AUTHORS: Bezsmertn4lalxla..-,--Gorzhevskiy, D.I.and
Pozharitskaya,
--rx-. --
TITLE:
The Prospecting Importance of Transformation of Ore-

Enclosing Rocks in the Altay
PERIODICAL:
Razvedka i okhrana
nedr, 1959, Nr 7, pp 14-17 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
According to the
authors the transformation of rocks

enclosing ore deposits of
the Rudnyy Altay occurred

in three successive stages before,
during and after

the formation of ore deposits. They
accordingly di-

vide these metasomatic transformations caused
by hydro-

thermal solutions into three groups. bletasomatic

transformations of enclosing rocks, which occurred be-

fore
the formation of ore deposits, play the most im-

portant role.
Large aureoles were created at that

stage, when, as a result
of this metasomatic activity,

4 main groups of rocks were
formed: chloritic, serici-

tic, quartzite and epidositic
groups with many varie-
Card 1/3
ties within each of these
groups. The variety of

SOV/172-59-7-4/17
j
The Prospecting Importance of Transformation of Ore-Enclosing
Rocks
in the Altay
rocks found in aureoles was due to many factors, the
most important of which are the composition of initial
rocks, the temperature and composition of penetrating
hydrathermal solutions. Thus, depending on the compo-
sition of enclosing rocks, the following minerals were
formed in the metamorphized rocks: a) in acid rocks -
albite, sericite, quartz and less often - chlorite; b)
in basic and neutral rocks and skarns - epidote, acti-
nolite, prehnite, chlorite, albite, carbonate and less
often - quartz; c) in sedimentary and tuffogenic-sedi-
mentary rocks - chlorite, sericite, quartzand in cal-
careous varieties - also epidote and carbonate. Aureoles
created in the next two metasomatic stages almost coin-
cide with the dimensions of the ore deposit itself
and their prospecting importance is insignificant. It
was found that ore deposits were usually formed in
zones of intensive occurrence of metasomatic processes,
but sometimes they occup a slightly excentrical place
Card 2/3 in these zones (aureoies~. It indicates that these
two

SOV/132-59-7-4/17
The Prospecting Importance of Transformation of
Ore-Enclosing Rocks
in the Altay
stages followed each other quite closely and that the
penetration of ore-forming metasomatic solution occurred
through the same channels. The dimensions of aureoles
in enclosing rocks vary from 20 to 200 and more m and
depend on the lithology of these rocks. The largest
aureoles were observed in homogeneous volcanic rocks,
especially in tuffs. Thus, say the authors, large
metasomatic aureoles can serve as indications when
prospecting for ore deposits. Polymetallic ore deposits
of the Rudnyy Altay are definitely associuted with these
aureoles. Presumably such association c~,uld also be
found in other regions. There are 8 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION:VIMS
Card 3/3

- 'I L B-
Results of the activity of the conference on the
Ai.C.-r- of the
distribution of endogene deposits called by the
Dc~x.--t. unt
of Geological and Geographical Sciancos of the
Aczidc-,-,y cf
Sciences of the U.S.S.R. Sov. cool. 3 no.
12:15C-155 1 '60.
1. Ministerstvo goologii i okhrany nedr SSSR.
(Geolou..)

VOLYNSKIY, I.S.; BEZSMRTNAYA,~KwS.-
-,1,.otv. red.; DDGIROVA,L.A., otv.
red.; MISHINA,H.L.,rew-. , -va; CRISHKINA,L.V.,
[Measuring the optical constants of ore minerals
using an
OKF-1 photometric ocular] Izuerenie opticheskikh
postoian-
rWkb rudnykh mineralov 9 pomoshchliu
fotometricheskogo oku-
liara OKF-1. Moskva, Izd-vo AN SSSR) 1963. 66 p.
(MIRA 17:2)

BEZSMERTINLYA, M.S,; ZLENKO, B.F.
Composition of copper-pyrrhotine ores in the
Altai and
characteristics of the distribution of impurity
elements
in them. Krat. soob. INGRE no.1:75-84 16o.
(MIRA 170)

VLASOV, K.A., glav. red.fdeceased];
BEZWERTEAYA. otv.
red.; FEKLICHE'V, V.G.9 Otv. red.
[Experimental methodological studies of ore
minerals]
Eksperimentallno-metodicheskie issledovaniia
rudnykh
mineralov. Moskva, Naukaf 1965. 303 P.
(111LU 18- 6)
1. Moscow. Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i
kristallo-
khimii redkikb elementov. 2.
Chlen-korrespondent AN 1`731,3~1
(for Vlasov).

BEZSMERTNAYA, M.S.; SOBOLEVA, L.N.
Now bismuth and silver telluride determined by modern
micromethods.
Trudy IMGRE no.18-.70-84 163. (MIRA l6sl2)

BEZSMERTNAYA, M.S.; SOBOLEVA, L.N.
New bismuth and silver telluride determined by modern
micromethods.
Trudy IMGRE no.18:70-84 163. (MIRA 16g12)

. BBZSNERTNYYJ--YJ,;. KAMSHILIXA, Ye.M.
Brief account of the activity of the Interdepartmental
Council
on the Study of Regularities in the Location of Minerals
and its local
committees in 195c~--1960. Zakonom. razm. poleza. iskoP.
5.624-629 162.
Mhk 15:12)
(Ijines and mineral resources)

'lh(
-XTI~l ~ Markovich,
P2," , LevI inzh.; BE4"SOI"N jVA L.D.
~ I - . ~. - -1-2 ... 1~1.
[F--I,et multiplication and division table.-I
Kysi~enlr"OlVi
tablyts4- mnozhennia i dilennia. Y,3riv,
Tekhnika, 19C-5.
157 P. (MIRA 18L6)

EFMONOV,, Andrey Ivanovich A DEIRSED 1963
9
Soil Sciem-e

BXZSONOV, Boris L'vovich-, GORODETSKIY, Sergey
Sergeyevich; GROMMY,
Igor' Izmaylovich; LINKOV, Aleksandr Yladimirovich;
LTUBIHOT,
Kon5tantin Aleksandrovich; NACHBIM, Lev Il'ich;
PRIT33ZERTSET,
Vladimir Alekseyevich: SAPAROVA, A.L.. red.:
LARIONOT, G.Te.,
takhn.red.
[Gables and wires] Kabeli i provoda. Pod obahchei
red. T.A.
Privezentseva i A.T.Linkova. Moskva,
Gos.energ.izd-vo. Vol.l.
(Fundamentals of theory, calculation, and
construction] Osnovy
teorii, raschet i konstruirovanie. 1959. 559 P.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Electric cables) (Electric wires)

BBZSONDV, N.,, inzli.-ekonwaist.
Amount of aavingB. Izobr.i rats. no.11.32 N 162. (MIRA
15:12)
I.Maohinery-Cont)

------------------------ IMII~~ I,
Economic alphabet. IzobrA rats. no.3%46 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(Technologloal innovations)

BLOK, P.L.; PANTELEYEV,
V.V.;,,_~~ORO~~,_N.V.,__inzh.-ekonomist
Conmdtations. Izobr.i rats. m*5:29-30 Yq 162. UMA 15:5)
1. Glavnyy inzh. proyekta instituta
"Gipropromtransstroy" (for
Blok). 2. Sovetnik predsedatelya Gosstroya SSSR po
voprosam
izobrotatel:stva i ratsionalizataii (for Panteleyev).
3. Starshiy inzh. Komiteta po delam izobreteniy i
otkrytiy (for
Bezsonov).
(Technological innovations)

BEZSONOV, P.A. (Moskva); BELYAYEV, V.I. (Kolomna);
BUDAI;TSEV, P.A.
(D_re_nb'u_rg); KABAITOV, G.I. (Melakess); MAYOROV,
S.V.- (Moskva);
MURAVIN. K.S. (Moskva); PPUDXIN,,P.G..(Gubakha,
Permsko7 oblasti);
SIKORSKIY, X.P. (Moskvr); TARASYUK, V.Ye. Wyev);
MBI-B, R.A.
(Samarkand).
Discussing plans of programs. Mat.-w shkole no.1:4-24
Ja-Y 160.
(MDU 13:5)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy vysshey matematiki
Moskovskogo, instituta
khimicheakogo mashinostroyeniya (for Bezoonov).
(Mathematics--Study and teaching)

MILOVANDVA. Lidi7a Hikolayevma; BE I -r-A-_-pref.,
red.; GUSOKOV, G.G..
red.; SOKOLOVA, R.Ta.. tekhm.red.
[Functions and their study] Funktoti I ikh
isaledovanie. ?ad
red. P.A.Bessonova. Koelma, IEa-vo Akad. pedagog. nauk
RSF5R,
1958. 122 P. (MIRA 12:1)
(Functions)

7777-777777~7

An Inve0gation oF 6v

stfel'i --,,l

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in MAINrke'll elt-men", VD-5-c-av, MA3',--Ylz,

IP)5,177-11,7; Rej~
21, AIYA to. 11, IM Rz-v. 7:73"

In

the expe.-Imergal 1tvesligArion ol
ber.~Alng wtsirs ~r,

wifet of vecl virr rnn~-t, by ~,tcans Ol

welt
f~ailt On f-D xppifAl-~&y ;~irv wjl~

di-mr-et,ttr T-~~3 13,5 irn, 2nd
cibir-lay -opes Q! the t>T-s

19,~ 1 tril 6 x 37 + 1, with diamezer3
of 115, 23.0 arO 3' 5

Via t*Crimertal rtsults v tbw

(1) The beMing
strex;sex in.die Omer vire3 c4 6c rope d~

&e kf R
=16,

,
-1s,thetrnaligimb
raere - incd rupture"s of the opt.
U-sth

Thivduex reca"cuard by the TeclAlcal Rwes Ol the PTE,

of 00 120D
ouW Pldwv 80, where B diameter of ft Wire ba tliee

S
-d -,D AlwArtes i~f the drm or sbea e v
dlsiprls~:of ttippej et
OPS

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of
the uWn-vt b-ndins =e3%, W-0, Weed, coamaictury; -Auz,

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-ter-ses in 21'e M-el WiYZ3 Ol th~ nvpcz

lrve~, for Di~ - )'M, Vero
laung tovary IMM 8.3 w 11
VIA

*~A Im Dld SO,

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nlrs~,% ralars -wils lburO ro '~-- bactionally Ir3s -,rAn ler Dlj
,C=5r :htnce, for table-3312 rope! of th; l~r-1n;1a 10 + I a--J'
6 x 37 die mtio Ola i. a 1~emtr cer -r;D, of !he bc:~4-i~s
zuesses It Ae Wires Qf the ropt..
G. N. Savin
cotriesy pelewivnyi ZL4-mat USSR
?Airislry 0 S-,.ri 1y, P~trliv:d

;'.. ~',.,a;;d
Excretim of
t-uinea-pigs

-'E-, ,
Lniport.an,~e of glycerol ine,da in dif
tWberculosis rodentiwa ol' Pf(,-i'LL'*er.
Saratov 127: 2~~19-302. 127 (28',).

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AtyTdcal Ii. pestis colonies.

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Variants of 13. pestis. lest. i-dcrobiol., -4,idemial.
-,'- Parasitol. 8;2110-9.
129.

1 1-11.1 - I .
Jif f erentiation of ii pe-stis And 13. pseudotube- ~nll
~s~s rodentiviiii. j7e ~ 4,
j.dcrolldal. :.- ~arasitA. ~,iaratov) ~,:264-9. also
S:L,53-bl. 129.

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Pi.:riaent Produced by plague bucilli. -lest. i-dcrobuol.,
zpidelaiol. -z Parasitol.
9: 109-12. 130.

-, -, I . I ,I ,
Peptone water and rhamnose as differential diagnosis of
13-peAis and J.
pseudiotuberculosis rodentiml. Zentrlbl. f. ~bakt. I abt.
C)r-,~. 119:32--r,. 130-U.

A . -~ ..9 LIld 'I.
Associatio-i of B. pestis. Zentrlbl. f. Dalct. I Abr.
Cdri,-. 119:h30-2. '30-31.

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)FL), luc I , L, ,
ioll by 6. :C-;-dA.
~~urthfn. casos of Id."Ill "'IL ~ . .
11, karasitol. 10:10-,,65. '31-

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-.ieport of some fa-,~ts oi spontaneous ;.rans-ition of
i).pestis into -.1i. pseudo-
tuberculosis rodentitm. "est. I-dcrobiol., a Parasit6l.
15, ~'~io 21
'36.

: ,,'. , -' '-, - I-...
~stij(ii,js on tie ~ -owth or "'. perfrim-ens on i:iedia in
v~xioi:s oils, -, n-t~-
4 1 ~ I L
r I f, -
(S~rat.oLll. nau,.-h-issled .~-an- ~~y en m-6) Vol. iV,
1914~~. P. 291-`/44.

,BBSSONOVA, N.M.,, prof.; SYSOYEVA, M.V.,, kand.med.nauk
Iffectiveness of cola preparations in compound therapy
for poliomye-
litis in children. Ped., akush. i gin. 20 no.5:6-8 '58.
(MIRA
1. Kafedra detakikh lnfektsiyonykb bolezuey (zav.
va) 177mskogo meditainskogo instituta (direktor -
13:1)
- prof. M.M. Bezsono-
dots. S.I. Georgivev-
ski7).
(POLIONULITIS) (COLA NM)

B1CZSONOU,..M,No, dOktor med.nauk
Some data on the vitamin balance In children with
rheumatic fever.
Ped., ak-psh, I gin. 20 no.1:15-17 158. (MMA 13:1)
1. rafedra detskikh Infelctsionufth bolesnev Nav. -
doktor mad. nauk
M.N. Bezoonava) Krymskogo moditainskogo instituta (dlr. -
dots. S.I.
Goorglyevskly)o
(PREMT IC FEM) (VITAMINS)

U58II/Hw:ian and linimal PhysioloL7 (Norml and
Patholo~Acal) T
Metabolism. Vitamins.
Ibs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 6, 1959, 26287
Atithor : Dezsonova, M.N.
Inst .................
Title Some Data on the Vitamin C BaInaice in Children with
Rhem,atism.
Ori.- Pub Pediatriya, akusherstvo i C;Liekol., 1958, Ra 1,
15-17
Abstract Examination of childrea with rheumatism showed
that even
in the initial staae of t1he disease, an insufficient
amunt of vitamin C is contained in their )rL;xnism.
Thus, the amiLit of ascorbic acid (AA) in the hourly por-
tion of urine contained traces of 0.11 mr;, in the blood
oal-o.28 ia4. Daily administration of 300-400 rig of A4
led after 9-10 days to normalization of its content in
the blood (1-0-1-15 moP- Smaller doses were ineffective.
A conclusion was made on the necessity of prolonr,?ed
treat-
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,USSR/Hurmn and Aninal PhysioloLy - (Normal and
PatboloLical) T
Metabolism. Vitamins.
Abs Jour : Ref Miur Diol., No 6, 1959, 26287
iaeat if childrca with rhemmtism wit!i lar,e dDses -if
L.,
i'Ll. -- D.I. Rozeiiprt
0
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