SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SEVADZHYAN, E.P. - SEVASTYANOV, A.

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MAREVICH, A.Z., ERIVANTSEV, N.A., SEVADZHTAN, E.P.
"Fluothane anaesthesia in old patients.*
Report submitted to the First European Congress of Anesthesiology
Vienna, Austria 3-9 Sep 1962

KOTOVP V.I., kand.fiz.-ma-tem.nailk (Dubna); VEKSLER, V.I.v akademik; VLADIMIRSKIY,
V.V.;_EgTVAK,14-,--doktor (Chakhoslovakiya); MINTS, A.L., akademik; DZHE-
IEPOV, V.P., prof.; VALITER, A.K., prof.; KOLOMENSKIY, A.A., prof.
Accelerators of the future; articles and speeches of the participants
in the international conference in Dubno. Priroda 53 no.1:44-56 164.
(WRA 17:2)
1. Chleri-kor,respondent AN SSSR (for Vladimirskiy).

VTJT,F,TIN, Vladimir, Potpukovnik doc., dr.; SEVALMIC, Ljiljana, dipl., hem.
Polarograpbic bebavior of blood proteins in infectious hepatitis
and of bilirubin. Voj. san. pregl., Beogr. 13 no-5-6:250-255 May-
June 56.
1. Patofizioloski Inatitut VMA.
(POLAROGRA:?HY, in various dis.
blood -proteins & bilirubin changes in infect.
bepatiLis (Ser))
(HEPATITIS INMTIOUS, blood in
blood -protein & bilirubin polarography (Ser))
(BILIRUBIN, in blood
polarograpby in infect. hepatitis (Ser))
(BLOOD PROTEINS, In various dis.
infect. hepatitis, polarograp17 (Ser))

VULETIN, Vladimir, sanite.-taki pukovnik prof. drt..SEVALJEVIC, Ljiljana, dipl.
hemicar
Polarogarphic activity of serum proteins in acute phases of certain
diseases. Vojl.szm.pregl., J~eogre 17 no.11:3-147-3-151 N 160.
1. Vojnomedicinsal: Akademija u Beogradu, Patofizioloski institut
(BLOOD PROITMS)
(RHEMTIC FEVER blood)
(PLEUROSY blood)
(LIVER CIRFSOSIS blood)

SEVALMIC, Lji:Ljana 14.; BOJA)TOVIC, Jelena J.
Proteins, lipides, and glycides vith respect to age and aging.
III. Dialysin of blood serum at-*vyoung.
and old guinea pigs. Glas Hem dr 2506 no.5/7:353-360
160/161.
-1. Vojno-md:Loibska akademija,, Patofiziolooki institut,
Medicinski falcultet, Hemijski itstitut, Beograd.

-SEVALJEVIC,Lj-~
Polarographic analysis of serum proteins. II. Polarographic
characterization of different fractions of native serun proteins.
Acta med. iugosl. 16 no.2:222-223 162.
1. Institut za eksperimentalnu medicinu Vojnomedicinske akademije u
Beogradu.
(BLOOD PROTEINS)

BOjANOVIC, Jelena J.; C, Ljiljana M.; CORBIC, Milanka 0.
Effect of insulin on the metabolism of proteins, lipides.,
and glucides. Glas Hem dr. Z7 no.7/8:4Z7-433 t67-
1. Faculty of Medicine, Chemical Institute and Military Medical
Academy, Institute of Pathophysiology, Beograd, Yugoslavia.

BOJANOVIC, Jelena J.; SEV'rALJMC, Lji:Ljana, M.; PAVLOVIC, Danica, B.;
PANJEVIC,, Dorde
Prealbumins, Pt.:L. Glas Hem dr 27 no.7/4p435-"6 f62

BUZANOVIC, J.J.; PAVLOT.",', D.E., S)EM"WEVIC1,
fffect of small amr,-urts of ipcarln m blood proteLna j!,! iitrc.
F-Lectrophoretic patterns of protein fra,-Acris of hapdrinized
guinea p-,g blood plarma. Ac-tu med. 18 no.!.*1-9 164
1. Femijski institut Medicinskog fakuLte-.a, Hemijski :Ln5titut
Veteri-narskag fakulteta i PatoinskoClzioloskl insiitut VKA.
u Baograd-uo

E C~ -1 ii& oi LA
oiw
j ds and gil, cideo Ln the ccurse of aging. 17. Polaro
P-- ~4 e-IS,
s! sof, scme blood protein fractiors in guinea pirys
c a! -, a I Y.
r)f -,.rprious ag~~s. Acta med. lugosl. 18 r,o.3-.204-218 164.
'ip:--js-k_ edi cL-i,;kog fpk-ul-teta i Patofiziolos"i
:nstitut VIVA u Beoo-radlt.
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3M PHASE I BOOK MWITATION SOV/1451
Pa -L.I. Blyumina, N.M...Zakharova, and N.A. Sev n
,gava, S.T., N.A.Aristov, alki a
Vliyaniye Severnoy Atlantiki na razvitiye sinoptieheskikh protse asov
(Influence of the North Atlantic on the Development of the Synoptic Processes)
Moscow, Gidrometeoizdat, 1958. 70 p. 1,200 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Moscow. Tsentralfnyy institut prognozov, and USSR.
Glavnoye upravleniye gidrometeorologicheakoy sluzhby.
Resp. Ed.- Sagatovskiy, N.V.; Ed.: Sadolvskiy, V.N.; Tech. Ed.: Zewtsova, T. Ye.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for meteorologists and climatologists, par-
ticularly those engaged in long range veather forecasting.
COVERAGE: This book discusses the r--sults of research on problfts concerning
the interaction betveen the ocean and atmosphere with emphasis on the North
Atlantic area. A cannection is shemn to exist between the smount of heat
transferred by the irater to the air and the thermal processes in the atmos-
phere. The character of the heat emission from the ocean surface to the
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Influence of the North Atlantic (Cont.) SOV/1451
air is also described. An analysis of these air-water actions and relationships
is made in terms of their effects on European temperature patterns. Included
are data which can be used in long range weather forecasting. There are some
tables of daily air and water temj>--raturee readings and numerous charts. The
authors thank A.M. Aleshina, V.V. Anikiyeva, Ye.. A. Anosova, G.V. Litvinovich
and T.I. Chekrygina for their teebnical assistance in preparing the work.
There are 13 references of which 6 al-e Soviet, 3 German, 2 En&Usb, and 1 Danish.
TABLE OF CONTMITS:
Foreword
Some Characteristics of the Temperature of the Water and Air
3
in the North Atlantic 5
Relationship Between the Temperature of the Water and Air in the
North Atlantic 13
The Effect of the Atlantic on the Heat Currents in the Atmosphere 20
The Character of the Heat Exchange Bet-ween the Water and Air in
the North Atlantic irt the Course of a Regular Synoptic Period 31
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Influence of the North Atlantic (Cont.)
SOV/1451
The Effect of the Atlantic Ocean on the PoTmation of a
Regular Synoptic Period 45
Methods of Showing the Relationship Betveen the Thermal
State of the North Atlantic and the Temperature of the
Air in Europe 56
Summary
Bibliography
AVAILABIE! Library of Congress
M/M,W
6-3-59
70
71
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4352
Pagava, S.T., N.M. Zakharova: and N.A~' Sevalkina
-------------------
Atmosferny,ye makroprotsessy,, obuslovlivayushchiye znachitellnyye mesyachnyye
anomalii temperatury vozdukha na Yevropeyskoy territorii SSSR (Atmospheric
Macroproces,3es Causing Considerable Monthly Anomalies in the Air Temperature
Over Raripe-an LSSR) Moscov., Gidrometeoizdats 1960. 3_11 p. Errata slip
inserted. 1:000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: 'Koscow. Tsentrallnyy institut prognozov; Glavnoye upravleni7e
gidrometeorologicheskoy sluzbby pri Sovete Ministrov SSSR.
rt~~sp. Ed.: N.V. Sagatovskiy; Ed.: M.I. Sorokina; Tech. Ed.: I.M. Zarkh.
PURPOSE. This book iE1 intended for meteorologists specializing in long-range
,weather forecasting.
COVERAGE: The authors describe improved methods tor determining the character of
atmospheric circulation anomalies and types of thermobaric fie2AS in the
troposphere In Emr3pean USSR during months of great temperature extremes. These
uetheds facilitate the forecasting of air temparature anomalies for the second
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Atmospheric Macroprocesses (Cont.) SOV/4352
month after the initial date. Relationships are discussed which make It possible~k
in certhin cases2, to prepare forecasts of the distribution of the sign of air
tenU~eraturre anomalies in Europe.,W.USSR in the t2drd month after the initial date.
A study of atmosphe,,ic macroprocesses enabled the authors to evolve principles to
be used in forecasting the general character of the progress of weather during the
second and third months after the initiall date. Wo personalities are mentioned.
There is one Soviet reference.
TABLE OF CONVENTS*.
Introduction
Ch. 1. Improving Methods for Determining the Character of Disturbance
3
in Normal Atmospberic Circulation and Types of TropospherL:
Thermobaric Fields 7
Ch. 11. Method of Determining in Certain Cases the Sign of a Five-Day
Air Temperatine Anomaly In the Second Mont1i After the Initial Date 40
Ch. III. Method of Preparing Under Certain Conditicins a Forecast of the
Sign of the Vbnthly Air Temperature Anoma3y. for the Third Wnth
kfter the Initial Date 52
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N.M.; SETALKINA,-N.A.
ZA19JAROVA . -
Relationship between te-m-perature anomalies in November and De-
cember in the European part of the U.S.S.R. Trudy-TSIP no.89:167-
171 160. (MIRA 14-3)
(Weather forecasting)

PAGAVAP S.T.;-SEVALKINA, N.A..
Method for determining the sign of the five-day air temperature
anomaly two months in advance. Trudy TSIP 103:3-15 '62.
(K RA 15 t 7)
(Weather forecasting) (Atmospheric temperature)

ACCESSION NR; AT4035458 S/2546/63/000/127/0003/0030
AUTHOR: Pagava, S. T.; Zakharova, N. M.; Sevalkina, ff. A.
TITLE: Refinement of certain aspects of the' method of compling seasonal
weather forecasts
SOURCE: Moscow. Toentrallny*y institut prognozov. Trudy*, no, 127, 1963,
Voprosy* sezonny*kh prognozov pagody* (Seasonal weather forecasting), 3-30
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, weather forecasting, seasonal forecast, natural
synoptic Beason
ABSTRACT: A report has been published on the results of an investigation of
atmospheric macroprocesses for the purpose of refining certain aspects of the
method of compiling weather forecasts for natural synoptic seasons. New methods
are developed for determining the first natural synoptic period not typical for
the current natural eynoptic season, determining the date of onset of natural
synoptic seasons and computing the mean H500 values for the approaching natural
synoptic season. The proposed method is more objective than that used earlier,
which was based only on a qualitative analysis of mean R500 charts for the
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corresponding natural synoptic periods. The increase in accuracy of determination
of the first natural synoptic period not typical for the current natural synoptic
season increases the success of forecasts for the natural synoptic season because
the natural synoptic periods characteristic of both the approaching and stbsequent
natural synoptic seasonti are determined on the basic of the first natural synoptic
period not typical for the current natural synoptic season. These characteristic
natural synoptic perioda are the basis for computing the corresponding data for
compilation of H500 and H500 prognostic charts and forecasts of air temperature
and precipitation anomalie'0902or natural synoptic seasons. The date of corimence-
ment of the next natural. synoptic season also is determined on the basis of the
first natural synoptic period not typical of the current natural synoptic season.
In the discussed method of seasonal weather forecasts it is of great importance
to determine properly the date of commencement oc a natural synoptic season. A
new method therefore haf; been proposed for taking into account the characteristics
of heat exchange between the ocean and atmosphere in the North Atlantic in the
cold half-year when determining the boundaries of natural synoptic seasons. This
method is of great assistance in determining thedatesof onset of the natural
synoptic seasons of winter aud spring. These refincments of the natural synoptic
season method will result in appreciable improvement. in overallweather forecast-
ing. "The authors wish to thank A. M. Aleshina and T. T. Chekry*gina for
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assistance in preparation of the stu4y." Orig. art. has: 18 figures, 4 formulas
and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Teentrallpyly institut prognozov, Moscow (Central Institute
of Forecasts)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 20M&y64 ENCL: 00
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SNVALINEV, A.G.
- -10~~
Speed up and raise the quality "in building communications installations.
Vent.sviazi, 16 no.8:14-13 Ag 156, (MIRA 9:10)
1.19achAllnik upravleniyn knpitallnogo atroitel'stva Ministerstva svyasi
SSSR.
(Telecommunication) (Building)

SEVALINEV, L.A.
Color television system with separate subcarriers. Elektrosviaz'
16 no.3:13-1.9 Mr 162. (111PA 15:4)
(Color television)

SEVALINEV, L.A.
Requirement to color signal level sti4lity in a color televi-
sion system with outlyaing subcarriers. Elektrosviazf 17
no.1231-35 Ja 163. (KM 1612)
(Color television)

SEVALINFV, L.A.
........
Choice of the optimum color parameters of a color television
system with outlying subcarriers. Elektrosviazl 18 no.1-45-52
Ja 164. (MIRA 17:4)

SEVAL.I.-NEVA, F.-
Retreat of death,.. Nuaka i shiznl 28 no.4oO-50 Ap 60.
OUEA 1415)
(Reouscitation)

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3 e va I I n~i va
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3/025/62/000/006/001/005
D296/D304
TITLE: The interoceptors signalize
L: Eauka i zhiznl, 1962, no. 6, 1!i 22
~_XT: This popular article begins with the description
of a workinE day of V.!;. Cherrligovskiy, Director of the I.P. Pavlov
Institute of Physiolof;y in Leningrad. It then explains the importance
of his rulblication 'Interoceptors' - a book of aver 600 pages. After
a definition of the term linieroceptors', the author discusses the
basic Theme of this work: althou.ah there is no plain sensation in the
internal organs, centripetal st imuli from the.interoceptors neverthe-
less exert an important influence upon the activity of the central
nervous system. The author mentions some practical clinical applica-
tions of .his thesis in the field of endarteritis obliterans, in the
case of local anaesthesia. during surgical interventions, in hyperten-
sion, arterioscelerosis, tuberculosis and other conditions. Finally,
V
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The interoceptors signalize ... D296/D3o4
the author mentions the fact that Mi. Chernigdvskiy was elected vI/
Chairman of the bection of Cosmic Physiology at the-~6rthcoming
international Congress of Physiologists in Holland. There are 3
figures.
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S102-51161/000/012/001/001
D298/D30A.
AUTHORt Sevallneva, Polina
TITLE,* Professor Panchenka2s biolron
PMIODICAL~ Nauka i zhizn', no. 12, 1961, IG-13
T-1i-'XT*, Tile biotron was designed by Professor Daitriy Ivanovich
Panchenko and is installed in the Neurolo"" -ical Department of the
Kiyevskaya gorodskaya bollnitsa (Kiyev City Hospital). It is
used mainly for treating patients with first or second degree
hypertonia. The biotron consists of 4 "wards", in each Gf which
a specific temperature, humidity, satursLtion with negative ions
and other factors can be maintained at ay- absolutely steady le-
vel. The wards are completely isolated from the external elec-
tromagnetic field and from cosmic radiation. The nursing and me-
dical personnel abserve the patients via closi~d-circuit televi-
sion and communicz~te with them by telephDne~ Only the doctor
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Professor Panchenko's biotron D2967D304-
entei-s the wards after passing through a special air lock. Ioni-
zation is affected via a special device which forms a powerful
water curtain. The jets of water strike the 6runite walls of a
chamber, eject electrons from them and ionize the air, satura-
ting it with negative ions. The '.reatment of hypertonia in the
biotron is based on the idea that hypertonia is, to a large ex-
tent, angioneurosis. By creating optimum climatic conditions in
the biot:-,-on ward and preventing fluctuation of the environmen-
tal factors, normalization of all the disturbed functions in the
patient's body is facil:Ltated. The blood vessels rela-v- and di-
late and the blood pressure drops. Treatment is apparently effec-
tive in 10-14 days. The biotron has also proved efficacious for
patients sufferin6 from bronchial asthma. "i'sthmatic attacks
--ease in 1-2 days. Yaople Buffering from seve-oe disturbances of
the cerebral bl-ood circulation have also recovered as a result
of biotron treatment. The biotron. is at present being used for
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S/025 '1/000/012/001/601
Professor Panchenko^-s biotron D20-18YD304
studying the effects of artificial climate o--l. the body. Experi-
ments with animals have shown thalthe hea-ling of wounds pursues
a quite different course than normal in the biotron; wounds heal
m-ch TAicker; althou6h tile reason for this is not yet clear,
Speaking of Panchenko's biotron, Nikolay Nikolayevich Blokhin,
president of the lUi-.ademiya meditsinakikh naul: SSSR (Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR), stated that it could be viewed partly as
a flealth resort factor which facilitates the normalization of
all the functions and systems of the human body. Professor Pan-
cher-ko is assisted by oqOidate of Medical Sciences, Docent Alek-
sandr Romanovich Vinn-i-Lskiy. The chief enLineer o-C the biotron,
is Yuriy Andreyevich I.Sakov- There are 5 fissures.
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SEVAL'NEVA, Polina
"Yoling old ai3eff is now not only the oxymoron of a poet 'cut also a
scientific problem. Naula i zhiznl 29 no.2:70-73 F 162.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Old age)

W, SEVALINEVA.. Polina
Interoceptoris are signalling. Nauka i zhizn' 29 no*6:19-22 -Te 162o
(Receptors (Neurology)) f . (MIU .15:10)

.SEVALIYOVA, P. (Moskva)
Ifm will live long. flauka. i zhtttia 12 no.6:1-2, 2 of cover Je 162.
O-URA 119:7)
(MEDICAL RESEARCH)

SEVAN. G. arkhitektor.
Let's have efficient Dlanning for Moscow schools. Gor.khoz.Mosk.
25 no.6:20-23 Joi '51. (MLU 10~9)
(Moscow-Schoolhouses)

ACCESSION NR: AT4042713 S/0000/631000/000/0431/0433
AUTHOR: Sevan'kayev, A. V.
TITLE: Functional state of, the vestibular analyzer in the first hours
th various doses
following- irradiation wi
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po aviatsionnoy i kosmicheskoy meditsine, 1963.
Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditsina (Aviation and space medicine);
materialy* konferentsii. Moscow, 1963, 431-433
TOPIC TAGS: radiation effect, vestibular function, ionizing radiation,
vestibular stimulation, rabbit, vestibular analyzer, Coriolis acceleration
ABSTRACT: The effect of ionizing radiation on the functional state of the
vestibular analyzer was investigated in 120 rabbits. A new apparatus providing
a wide range of angular and Coriolis accelerations and velocities, capable of
producing practically any level of vestibular stimulation from subliminal to
superliminal, was used. 1~iN The new device incorporates biocurrent pickups for
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accurate registration of ve stibular -somatic (nystagmus) and vestibular-involun-
tary (respiration and pulse rate) reflexes. Five groups of 20 rabbits were
exposed to total body irradiation with doses of 50, 100, 500, 800, and 5000 r.,
Threshold sensitivity and reactivity of the vestibular analyzer were determined
2 or 3 times before, immediately following, and 2 and 5 hr following
irradiation. The control group was examined at the same times as the ex-
perimental animals. Since primary reactions are functional and ordinarily
manifested as changes in threshole sensitivity, such changes were taken as an
early index of impairment of vestibular function by radiation. After irradiation
with 50 and 100 r, 23 of 40 rabbits reacted, 13 with lowered and 10 with in-
creased threshold sensitivity. Reactivity tests with rising stimuli of 30, 60,
and 120*/sec followed by a stop-stimulus also indicated increased excitability
of the vestibular analyzer. Of 20 rabbits irradiated with 500 r, a total of 18
reacted, all with lowered threshold sensitivity. The maximum decrease
occurred 2 hr after irradiation; 5 hr after irradiation their responses were
almost identical to those of the controls. Increasing the radiation dose (to
800 r and 50000 produced an even more marked suppression of vestibular
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function, with a tendency to restoration after 5 hr. Irradiation also affected
vestibular -involuntary reactions. The changes were particularly marked
following irradiation with 500, 800, and 5000 r. Instead of the ordinary in-
crease in intensity and duration of reaction with increase in stimulus, the
response (respiration rate change) was about equal for both strong and weak
stimuli, In some animals the reaction appeared only in response to rather'
strong (1200/sec) stimulation of the labyT'-ith, and was weaker than before
irradiation. It has thus*been extablished tha' ionizing radiation in doses of
500 to 5000 r 'results in a 90016 to 100% reduction in vestibular sensitivity and
reactivity. It is notable that smaller doses (50 to 100 r) evoked an opposite
reaction (increased excitability) in some of the animals. It is also significant
in designing practical measurF_~s that doses-*~! 500 r suppress not only the
vestibular -somatic reflex but also vestibular -involuntary reactions, Go that the
probability is lessened that veatibular analyzer dysfunctions will occur when
adequate stimulation of the semicircular canals is combined with exposure to
ionizing radiation. The opposite tendencies of vestibular excitability and
reactivity chai,ges foUowl!ig large and small doses of radiation permit conjecture
as to the dominant reaction in different areas of different functional mechanisms
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of the analyzer.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 27Sep63
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SEVANIKAYL-71 A.V.,- SVESFINIKOV, A.A.
Effect of ionJ,zing radiation on the fimetion of the vesti-
bular analyzer. Med. rad. 8 no.7:82-87 J:L 163.
(MIRA 17:1)

ACCESSION NR: AT4037705 6/28o'5/64/003/000/0355/0365
AUTHOR: Sveshnikov, A. A.; Sevan'kayev. A. V.
TITLE: Changes in sensitivity and reactivity of the yestibular analyzer due to
the influence of ionizing radiation
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologichei)lcikh nauk. Problemy* koemicheskoy
biologii, v. 3. 1964, 355--365
TOPIC TAGS: ionizing radiation, vestibular roflex, vestibulography, dog, rawbit
ABSTRACT: Experiments have been performed to determine the amount of ionizing
radiation required to effect the first-functional changes in'the vestibular ana-
lyzer. Dogs and rabbits were subjected to gamma irradiation in doses ranging from
i50 to 5000 r. Another group of dogs was irradiated with protons ranging from 500
to 350 r (proton energy, 510 Mev). Threshold sensitivity and reactivity were do-
1 termined by mean of a rotating device. "Vestibulograms" were plotted. It was
found that small doses of radiation (50 to 100 r) tend to increase the excitability
of the analyzer. A dose of 200-r can be considered as threshold because the first
regular decrease in labyrinth excitability is observed. Higher doses lead to a
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.conniderable inhibition of the function of the vestibular mechanism.
;ASSOCIATION: none
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AUTHOR: Bochk6v_,JL_P_.; Antoshchina, M. M.; Dulanov, A. G.; Khlestova, R. A.;,
Sevanlkayev, A. V.
ORG: Institute of Medical Nidiolcgy, AMN SSSR, Obninsk (Institut meditsinskoy
radiolo.gii AHN SSSR); Maternity Hospital No. 26, Moscow (Rodillnyy dom No. 26)
TITLE: Frequency of spontancous noncleavage of sex chromosomes in man
-SOURCE: AMN SSSR. Vestnik,_no. 9, 1965, 37-40
TOPIC TAGS: human genetics, infant disease
ABSTRACT: An examination was made for the presence o~l sex chromation in cells ftom
newly born girls and boys. No anomalies were,found in the girls, while fourof the
boys had sex chromatin, i. e,., Kleinfelter's syndrome. Reexamiation of these four
infants 2-6 months later showed a high percentage of cells with sex chromat'ind None,-,-I
of the infants' parents had been exposed to ionizing radiation or other injurious
factors. Among stillborn inf-ants, 2 of 57 boys and 1 of 46 girls had sex chromosome
anomalies. Referring to the frequency of such anomalies in spontaneous abortions
UDC: 576.312.332 616-053.1+6.16.053.1 576.312.332
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SEVAR, Stefan, inz.
Heavy-duty rutile electrode VUS -VR 2. 7varanie 13 no. 1:
17-19 Ja 164.
1. Vyskunny ustav zvaracsky, Bratislava.

SEVARAC, I.
Tagoslavia (430)
Technology
phynics in -solving technical problems. rt 2.
The application of modern - Pa
p. 14. NAFTA. Vol. 2. no. 12, Dec. 1951.
last &Fopean Acceasions List. Library of Congress. Vol. 2, no. 3, March 1933.
UNCIASSUDID.

SEVAFLAC, I
"Isolating Isotopes by the Electrovagnetic Method", p. 255 (NAU-KA I PRIRODA)
(Vol. 6, No. 6, 1953, Bebgrad, YUgOS12Vi2 )
SO: Monthly List of East Europear. AccessiorL5, L. C. Vol. 3,, No. h. April 1954

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YWOSLAVIA/Eloctronics - Electricel Discharges in Gases and Gas Dis-H-7
charge Apparatus
AbB Jour ; Rof Zhur - FiUke, No 10, 1958, No 23354
Author : Forovic Brenislave, Sevvrec Ivan
Inst I Not Given
Title : Oharactoristics of Ion Source for Solids
Orig, r-'ubilubl. Elektrotachn. fek. Univ. Bcogradu, Mat. i fiz., 1957,
No 15, 12 p.
Abstract Description of the operating principle end liet of cher-
actoristics of an ion source, used in a sotur for electro-
magnetic isotope separation. The electrons ionizing vapors
of the substance Pro enitted by an incendoseent filament end
move undor_tho influonee of megnetic and electric fields
along a spiral, leading to a lengthoning of their path. The
electric fields of the cathode-reflector-anodo systern causes
the electron to porform a lprZo nuibor of oscillations be-
fore they reach the wells of the chanber. The ions formad
in the discharge ples-me are drawn out by the electric field,
Card 1/2

SEVARAC, Ivan
e
Some elements necessary to the construction of high vacuum systems.
Nova prozv 13 no.lz20-25 '62.

SEVARAG, Ivan, dr inz., naucni saradnik (BeogradY Bulevar revolucije
432)
Recent achievements in the development of high-intensity ion
sources. Tehnika Jug 18 no.9:Suppl.: Radioizotopi zrac 2 no.9:
1620-1627 S '63.
1. Institut za :auklew.-ne nauke "Boris Kidric". Beograd-Vinca.

ACCESSION Ma: AP4023174 Y/0001/64/000/004/0630/0634
AUTEOR: Savarac, Ivan (Doctor of engineering)
TITLE: -Plan a-,
e*
SOURCE: Tohnika, no. 4, 1964, 630-634
TOPIC TAGSt plasma jet, plasma physics, plasma jet application, plasma jet
cho.-dstry. high temperature technology, metallurgy technology-, industrial chemisty
ABSTRACT: An elementary explanation and desoription of the plasma Jot is
given. Its various appLications in metallurgical processes are noted. Partioular
attention is paid to coating surfaces with a layer of refractor7 metal. A
section of the article is devoted to applications in the chemical industry. Orig.
art. hass 2 figures.
ASSOCIVION: Institut za. rralclearne nauke "Boris Kidrio.w Belgrade-Vinca
(Institute for Yacloar Scioncos)
SUB41TTED: 28Doo63 DATE ACQ: lOApr64 ENCLs 00
SUB CODE: PH. YL NO REF SOV: 000 OTHER: 020
CP rd
-7,

SEVARAC, Ivan, dr inz., naueni saradnik (Beograd, Bulevar revolucije 432)
Welding and smelting by electron jets. Tehnika Jug 19 no.5:
Suppl:Radioig:otopi zrac 3 no.51828-832 W t6l+.
1. Boris Kidric Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Belgrade-
Vinca.

--5 Im ff 1~ /C, -66. Al'
SENARLIC, D.M.
Yugoslavia (430)
Science
Results of observations on meridian passage
thi-m-C! a nei.., ccq-i--tructei in Belgrade,
P. 1, Astronc.-Is-Im I Ectcroroloska Saopstenja,
No. 7, Aug. 1, !-;,51.
East European Accecs-ions List. Library ::f Con,-ress,
Vol. 1, no. 14, Dec. !~?1~2. LITiCLA-E-SIFIED

S TC
YmToslamala (430)
Science
Tot.il 7-oan r.,cliy;0e, of October 7tb 1"49, p. 4113.
I Saorstenja, No. 7,
;,aw.
'last won-~an Accessions I.j5t, T ~ br.-,.ry Con=ess,
%T.0'.12 nD. Lee. !,~:72.

A- %-/
.SAIlh ff - A A
(43'7')
Cc; ance
Astronomical observation on 12 comets discovered in
1948 and on two periodical comets, p. 51. Astronom-
ska I Meteoroloska Saopstenja, No. 7, August. 1, 1951.
East European Accessions List, Library of Congress,
To-1. 1', no. 14, Dec. 1952. UNCLASSIFIED

ORA
SEVARLIC, B. M.
Yugoslavia (430)
Science
New building of the Astronomical observatory,. p. 63. Astrononska
observatory. pe 639 Astronomaka I Meteoroloska Saopatenja, No. 7,
Aug 1, 1951.
East European Accessions List Library of Congress, Vol, 1,, no. 14,
ffe-c1952, UNCLASSHM.

SEVARLICO B. M.
Yugoslavia WO)
Science
New satelites, P. 75. Astronomska I Meteoroloska. Saopatenia, No. 7,
Aug 1, 1951-
East European Accessions List. Library of Congress., Vol. 1,, no. 114,
Dec. 1952. UNCIASSIFIED.

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IL
a t c -a "I. farl~-~--'--[' -f 325, 1 1:-1 tL`,~ Dill, 7,
]-~54, Yl,taslavia)
List of -','-Lst :~uzropf~an Ac,3os-,ic-.-.s, LO, Vol. :To.

T C , E
SEXLRLIC) B Determination of the latitude of the Cbservatory by means of a i-xismatic
astrolable. p 56
Vol. 19, no. 1, 1954
rIUL- ETiN
SCIENCE
Eeograd
SO: M71%THLY Ll~;T OF E.LiT LURC.FMi (FZAL), LC, ROL. 10/, no. I
6ept. 1954, Encl.

SEVARLIC, B.
Investigating the horizontal circle of Wild's precision T3 theodolite. p.7.
ZBORNIK. Univerzitet. Geoderski institut. Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
No. 1, 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC., Vol. 9, no. 2, Jan 1960.
Uncl.

SEVARLIC, Branislav
Harmonic analysis of the observed latitq& variations of Belgrade
from 1949.0 to 1957.0. Zbor Geod inst Beograd no.2:17-46 159.

SEVARLIC,--BraniBlav
A method for calculating polhody from the observations done at only
one station. Zbor Gead inst Beograd no.2:79-88 159.

SEVARLIC., B.; TELEKI, G.
Program of deterudning the declinations of 36 stars at the zenith
telescope. Bul Obs Beograd 24 no-3/4:27-30 1959 (pub. f6O)
(EM 10:9)
(Telescope) (Stars)

SEIVARLIC, B. M.
Determination of the aberration constant of the latitude variations
at the Obseirv tory of-Belgrade. Bul Obs Beograd 21+ no-3/4:32-31+
1959 (pub. 160) (EM lo: 9)
(Astronow) (Latitude)

SEVARLIC, B.; TELEKI, G.; PETOVIC, Z.; DJOKIC, M. [Dokic, M.3
Observations ` zenithal telescope of 110 mm. of the Latitude
Wi
Service of the Observatory. Bul Obs Beograd 24 no.1/2:2-3 '59.
(published 1960) (EEAI 9:9)
(YugoslavJ.a--Astronomy)

SEVARLIC., B. M.; TELEXI, G.j PETOVIC, Z.; DJOKIG, M.[Dokic)
Observations with the 110 mm. zenith telescope at the latitude Service
of the Observatory of Belgrade. Bul 01m Beograd 24 no-3/4:6 1959
(pub. 160) (UAI 10: 9)
(Astronony) (Telescope) (Latitude)
j

SEVARLIC, B.M.; TLUKI, G.
Design of a new program for the Latitude Service of the Observatory
of Belgrade. Bul Obs Beograd 24 no-3/4:19-27 1959 (pub. '60)
(Em 10:9)
1-1~1~ --~JLatitude)

TELEKI, G.; SEVARLIC, B.P.I.
Comparison between the old and the new program of the service of
latitude of the Belgrade Observatory, based on simiiltaneous
observations made in 1960. Bul Obs Bec!zrad 25 no.3:73-86 164.

_WARLIC., Branislav
The zenith refraction and its affect on the variations of Belgrade
latitude. Zbor Geod inst Beograd no.3:54-65 160.

SEVARLIC p -Braapj#V
Influence of the velocity and direction of winds an the variations
of latitude. Zbor Good Inst Beograd no.3:66-80 t60

:-EVARLIC, JARWLP-V
Sev=-rlic, Jarn!mL-~v. 0rg~-n!.zqcIja u noI,4,orr'-vredi.
(Beograd, Navuma im,ii--a, 1P50) (Management in sacie-lint agriculturr-i)
Yulgo--~la--ia
SO : I-lanthly Li L, t, of Er--!, t- European Acces fdons , L. 0 . , Vol. 2, INT0. 11,
Uov. Uncl.

cuvarl i-- J '-esear-~L o.-, exoendit~~re n-- 'a,-or at the --rSac"d
lino nfidi 1"ll-Irl i-~ 1.,?:), -
SJ: List oi' 7,',, s-, -E -,,-o--.ean -'.zeessions List (EEAL) LC, Vol iio. 11

IV ~Fii il-1, j.
-7-7 ---!,TC, J. Dan.4-3h a,,-riculture. p.
Vol -
3eonFrad, Ylj~-oslavla
3o: Turorean t'iccessicn, Vol. 6, Nn, 2, F~bruary 1957

30(l) TUG/1-59-3-46/57
AUTHOR: ~evarli6, Jaroi3lav, Engineer and Associate Professor.
St., Beograd)
TITLE: Distribution of Work Between Male and Female Labor on
Individual Farms in Vojvodina (Podela radaizmedju
mufte i ~enske radne snage u individualnim poljoprivred-
nim gazdinstvima Vojvodine)
FERIODTCAL: Tehn-ika, 1959, Nr 3t PP 515-517 (YUG)
ABSTRACT: The author analyzes the statistics ~.ompiled by the
Institut za ekonomiku. poljoprivrede (Institute for
Agricultural Economy) in Beograd on the distribution
of work between male and female workers on farms in
Vojvodina in 1955. The statistical data are based on
study of 296 farms. The author gives the percentage
of various types of agricultural land and crops, and
the yearly working days put into cultiv *ation of land
by male and female farm members. Various age groups
Card 112

SEVARLIG., J.,- dr. (BE)ograd); OTASEVIC, S., ing. (Beograd)
Labor productivity in the State Farm "Tamis", Pancevo, during the
period 1956-1959. Produktivnost 3 no.7/8:529-542 Ag 161.

SEVARLIC, Jaroslav., drp prof. (Beograd., Lole Ribara 12)
Some problems in the distribution of personal incomes in the
socialist agricultural orgapizatiorw. Tolmika Jug:Suppl.:
Organizacija rada, 13 no.3:582-586 Mr f63.
1. Poljoprivredni fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu.

i At
UNGER , yu, j dilt' I I t.- 1-., .1 ~ ~ ;I II, 1,. 1 1,~,Hnc I iij,;cai , C,, I; ~*-'-ASICWOLI y N. ;
1,11 KJR:11 LIESKU , L,. [MiKai I escu , L. j
Dynamic studie-- on verbo-vertal connections and on vegetative
components in the association experiment. Zhur. vys. nerv. deiat.
12 no.4:578-580 JI-Ag 162.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. 1nstitut nela-ologii imeni Favlova AN fb.Lmynskoy Narodnoy Res-
publik-J, Buk-harest.

KHRIIIIIKOVA, Vera Yevgen'yevna(Khriennikova, ME.1; VOFYLKITI~'
Vadim Alekseytavich[Vopylkin, V.0.]; RUXAK, Nikolay
Terentlyevich; SEVASTOPOLISKIY, Natan-Otto.yich
[Sevastopollslkyi, EX.]; YURCHE24KO, P.M., red.
[Use of the State Standards for mechanical drawing in
schools; aid for teachers] Zastosuvannia kresliarslkykh
HOSTiv u shko.1i; posibnykh dlia vcbyteliv. Kiev, Ra-
dians'ka shko-la, 1964. 48 P. (14IRA 18:1)

SEVASTRU, A., ing.
"Treatment of the neutral on the hieh-tensicn electric networks
in order to avoid prolonged supertensions" by F. Dimo. Reviewed
by A.Savastru. Energetica Rum 8 no.8:380 Ag 160.

SEVASTtYAN, V.V.
-_ Nonferrous metallurgy in Bulgaria. Biul.tekh.-ekon.inform.
no.2:79-80 158. (MIRA 11:4)
(Bulgaria-Nonferrous metals-Metallurgy)

BIBEFLNUI., L.M.; SEVASTIYANE14KO, V.G.; YAKUBOV, I.T.
Photodissociation of oxygen in front of a shock wave in the air.
Teplofiz. -vys. temp. 2 no.3:333-336 My-Je 16/+. (MIRA 17: 8)
1. Moskovskiy &i,- ge,&'cheskiy- institut.

L a6614-66 EWT(1)/T IJP(-e)- AT
ACC NR, 'AP6013933 SOURCE CODE: UR/0207/66/000/002/0122/0125
AUTHOR* Onufriyev, A. T. (Novosibirsk); Sevastlyanenko, V. G. (Novosibirsk) 91
ORd: none
orption
MTLE: Transfer-of radiant energy in spectral lines with, regard.-to reabs
SOURCE i-i4fth dhebkoy--fitiki, no--2~ i966-,
Zhurnal prikladnoy vekhafilki-
TOPIC TAGS: spectral line, heat transfer, absorption coefficient
ABSTRACT: The authors compare the.diffusion approximation method for calculating ra-
diation energy tran fer in a plane layer of gas with the exact solution for this
~lem and propose a method for calculating the characteristics of heat exchange by-ra-.-
diation in-spectral -lines. Localized thermal equilibrium is assumed for a given tem-*
perature distribution in a plane layer of argon.- The 3P-4S resonance line of this
gas with an oscillator strength of 0.2 is selecte d for calculating the radiant energy
transfer. A comparison of c),act and approximate calculations ot, the energy flux den-
sity in a cross section of the layer for various frequencies shows a maximum error of
about 20% for the diffusion approximation in the intervediate range of absorption Co-
efficients. At lower coefficienis of spectral absorption, the e .rror decreases and
the approximation gives exact results in the transparent region. This comparison in-
dicates that the diffusion iqpproximation may be used for most practical'calculation
Card 1/2

ACCESSION NR: AP4011479 S/0051/64/016/001/0003/0010
AUMIOR: Sevast'yanenko, V.G.; Yakubov, I.T.
TITLX: Radiative cooling of gas heated by a strong shock wave
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v.16, no.1, 1964, 3-10
TOPIC TAGS: shock wave, shock wave front*Ishock wave heating, radiative cooling,.
plasma cooling, argon, inert gas, shock wave tube, shock wave temperatures
ABSTRACT: Propagation of a shock wave through gas is accompanied by changes in--the
state of the gas, which leads to formation of a r.ogion of hot strongly radiating
gas behind the shock wave front. Although local thermodynamic equilibrium is rapid-
ly established, this region of hot gas is not uniform. Experiments w1th argon in
shock tubes carried out by H.Petschek, P.Rose, H.Glick, and A.Kantrowitz (J.Appl.
Phys.26,83,1955) have shown that the gas behind the shock wave front cools rapidly,
and that in studying this region in a shock tube.the rate of cooling must be taken
into account. Petschek et al also carried out theoretical calculations for the rate
of cooling based on the assumption that the radiation is mainly in the continuum ad
that the radiation in the regions of the spectrum lines is negligible. The results
C.,d l1jV

ACC.NR: AP4011479
of their calculations are in reasonable-agreement with the experimental data but
careful analysis shows that their approach is not entirely satisfactory. According-
ly, in the present paper more detailed and comprehensive calculations are carried
out for the rate of cooling of the gas behind the shock wave front. The calculations
are based on expressions for the onergy,Oalance. All the radiative processes (radia-
tion in the continuum and in the regions.of the Unes) are considered and their re-
lative roles are evAluated. The set of equations-describing the state of the gas is
solved approximately and then integrated to obtain a final solution for,the cases
of interest. Numerical evaluations are made for the case of argon and the results
are in good-agreement with the data of Petschek et al. Although the specific calcu-
lations are made.for the case of argon plasma in a hemispherical volume, the equa-
tions and computation procedure should be applicable to any atomic gas. Evaluations
of thermal conductivity show that the temperature field in the proximity of the ttbe
walls is virtually time independent. From this it follows that although the tempera-
ture is virtually constant over most of the cross section of the tube, it falls off
rapidly at the walls. "The authors are grateful to L.M.Biberman for suggesting the
topic and following the course of the work. The authors are also indebted to V.S.
Vorob'ev and G.E.Norman for discussion of individual problems." Orig.art.has: 32
formulas and 4 figures.
Card 2/~V

3965-66 EWT(l )IEWP (in)/F(14S (k)/EWA (I)
7
...,ACCESSION NR: AP5025296 UR/0051/65/019/004/05i5it)5i#'~
534.222.2+535.23
,,AUTHOR: Sevast'yanenko, V. G.; Y bov, 1. T.
TITLE: Cooling of the gas behind shock waves due to emission of radiation
SOURCE: Optika I s ektroskopiya, v. 19, mo. 4, 1965f 515-518
p
'TOPIC TAGS: xenon, argon, -plasma, shock wave, shock tube, argon plasma, radiaticn..:
~cooling, photoionization
:1ABSTRACT: The equations describing the radiation cooling of 'gas behind strong
shock waves in shock tubes are discussed. The dependence of the cooling rate.
!of gas on the pressure behind the strong shock wave is analyzed for almost complete
,ionized and partially ionized atamic gases. The theoretically calculated cooling
crate of xenon due to emission of radiation is compared with the experimental data
:of F. It. Mies (Journal of C.qemical Physics, v. 37, 1962, p. 497). The transition
!probabilities for Ar were Wed in calculating the energy of the linear emission
!of Xe (at T = 9750K at a pressure of 3.6 atm linear emission was It,40* of the
total radiated energy). The intensity of continuous emission was obtained by-means' :
iof the Norman-Biberman method. The theoretical resulta were found to be in excelle E-7
agreement with th6 experimental data. The results obtained show that throughout
Card 1/2
l

77777
L 8518-66 EV1T(l)/EV1T(m)/ET IMC! --JD-,A
ACC NRs AP5021906 SOURCE CODE: UR/0207/65/000/6'0-4-/-D-c*fffff'----
Vill
AUTHOR: Vetlutskiy, V. M. (Novosibirsk); Onufr ev,-A. T. (Novosibirsk); Sevastlya-
nenko, V. G (Novosibirsk)
IORG: none
TITIX: Calculation of an electrical wall-stabilized argon arc with consideration Of
radiative energy transfer
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy nyakhaniki tekhnicheskoy'fiziki, no. 4, 1965, 71-78
tj L 1,
TOPIC TAGS: argon,1plasma arc,_plasma radiation
AB STRACT: The calculation of the argon are parameters are presented with considera-
'tion of the radiation processes. The laminar arc with local thermodynamic equilibrium
is considered to be stabilized by cooled walls. The 'electric field in the arc is
taken to be constant along the axis and radially,. The.transport equation for the arc
is solved by successive approximations. The degree of ionization is determined by
Saha's equation with a lower*d ionization potential. The electrical conductivity and
heat conductivity consisting of the heavy component conductivity, electron conductivi-
ty and conductivity due to ionization are calculated. The behavior ef the radiation
is considered for several kinds of transitions with special attention given 'to reso~
nance lines and transitions to the ground state. The calculated parameters for the

SEVAST'YANNIX, H.H.
~ S;.
Using water oiraulation to oool soap. Kasl.-shir.prom. 18 no.9.'27 6 133.
NLRA 6:9)
1. Slavyanskiy maeloshirkombinat. (soap)

- - - -- --- - -- - -- - -- - - -- - -- - --- -
SEVASTOYANNIKOV,, E.
The purpose of life. Sov.profsoiuzy 17 no.l2t24-26 A 161*
(MM 14:6)
(Mevek-Gauging) (SociaUat competition)
0

SEVASTIYANNIKOV, Ed.
Bard of the poople on the 150th anniversarv of the birth of A.V.
Kolltsov. Rabotnitsa 37 no.10:26 0 159. (NIRA 13:2)
(Kolltsov, Aleksei Vasillevich, 1809-M-2)

DUSETSKIN, V., red.; I:3SAK0,.L;,,.red.;MIHHAIL0V~ 0., red.; PERK, A.,
red.; PRIMINN, O.,-red.; SUNDEMA, S.# red.; -SEVASTLANOV A.
red.; TOOMSALU, E.-,.tekhn. red.
(Proceedingl3 Of the Republic Conference on Plant Physiology and
Genetics] Toimetus~ VhLbariikliku konverentsi taimefusioloogia
ja genetika alal, -Tallizin, Eesti,NSVI'Teaduste Akadeemia, 1963.
314 p. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Vabariiklik konverents taimefusioloogia ja
Tallinn, 1961. ',geneetika alal
(Plant-Physiology) (Ilzenetics)

FEGELT'I' 3. " 0
I - --- , , , u. [F6"Relinann, S. j , red.; SLEVAST IYANIOV, A, ; recl .
r
LStudies of animal physiolo_gv] Issledovaniia po fizio-'Ir,
giJ zhivotnykh. Tallirm, 1964. 138 F. 0, -! IPA .18 - 5 )
1. Eesti NSV Teaduste Akadeerda. Eksperimentaalbioloogia
Instituut.

Y,UIJSK, V.. red.; LAASWER, L., red.; TR.ASS, Kh.L"Trass, H.I., red.;
S~VASTIYAIH)V, A., red.
[Study of the vegetation of Saaremaa Island] izuchenie
rastitellnosti ostrova Saaremaa. Tartu, 1964. 285 P.
(MIRA 18,5)
1. Eesti NSV readuste Akadeemia. Zoologia ja Botaanika
Instituut.

TERAS, Yu.Kh.[Teras, 0'.1. red.; IMT, LA red.; PIKHL, Kh.O.
(Pihlo H.1, red.; TALLMEYSTER., E.T:tTallmeister, E.1, red.;
YANNUS, L.E.[Jannus,, L.I. red.; KIMISKIY, K.S., nauchzWy red.;
SEVASTIYA140V 1,~~red,)- TOOMSALUp E., tekhn. red.
[Investigations in microbiology] Issledovaniia po mikrobiologii.
Tallinn. Vol.l. 1961. 221 p. (MIRA 15-6)
1. Eesti NSV Teaduste Akadeemia. Eksperimentaalse ja Kliinilise
Neditsiini Inssituu-6.
(MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY)

KOPV I LLEM.) Khelldur Khennanovich; KRALLI, E., red.; S-EVASTIM-M, A.,
red.
(Cabbage moth, its biology and insect parasites] Kapust-
naia moll, ee biologiia i entomofagi. Tartu Akad. nauk
Estonskoi SSR, 1965. 60 p. (AIRA 19:1)