SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GOGICHAYSHVILI, K.V. - GOGINA, YE.YE.
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GOGIGHAYSh'VILIt F,V,
Vibration t-Lble for making large reinkorced concrete ceiling slabs.
Suggeoted by K.V, Gogichaishvilis Rate, prodl. no. 41:6-7 159.
(Concrete slabe) (Vibratore) (MIRA 1491)
Maiwriala on- tle study ef tle distribution characteristics cf tree
ponan ir, the piedmont belt of eastern Oeorgla, Trudy 'rbil,,bo'..inElt.
23,89-99 '64. (MIRAL 18
GOGICHAYSHVILI, L.K.
Morphology of maple pollen for the purpose of pollen analyais.
Trudy Tbil,bottinat, 23t241-245 164,
(MIRA 1814)
GO ^ TC17jVLC T
u I _PITLT, L.K.
Ilstory of HolocenO fore3to In Gare-Kakheti:m. Srob. 10', GnIz-
M 21) no. .4rU,1-448 1 0 t62 (,,'PA 19-1)
1. Thstitut botaniki AN GrimSSR, Tbill sit. Sul-nd ttod .riny 14,
1961.
AUTHORS: Kuoheryayevp At G., Szhenov, Yu. Ks, OW/56-34-3-50/55
ioh shviiiL-U-L-X.j Loontlyeva, 1. N.0
Vasillye-y-'i. V.
TITLE., The Magnetic Nuclear Moments of �r87 and 2~ 25
(Yadernyye magnitnyyo momenty Sr i Mg
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Skeperimentallnoy i Tooratiaheakoy Fiziki, 1958,
Vol. 34P Nr 3p pp. 774-775 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors found the gyromagnetic ratio of the nucleus Sr 87
by means of the method of magnetic resonance in molecular
beams (ref. 1). This molecular beam consisted of etrontium
atoms which mad* possible the slimitAtion of the inter-
molecular interactions as well as an exact taking into
account of diamagnetic correction. The 376 om long strontium-
atom beam was detected by means of the method of surface
ionization on a heated tungsten wire ciroumflowed by an
oxygen current. The ions of strontium 87 were separated by
a magustic auslyser and wore recorded by an electronic
multiplier and a galvanometer. The value of the gyromagnetic
Card 1/3 ratio g of the nucleus in determined from the equation
The Magnetic Nuclear Moments of 3r87 and Ug 25 WV/56-34 -3-50/55
g a 1.3122.10'3 fPAP
wher:lf denotes the resonance frequency of the
onci &t,ng field, and Hp denotes the corresponding resonance
value of the constant magnetic field(in which the transitions
i"O place). The resonance values f p and Rp correspond
to the minimum intensity of the refocused beam. The
measurements were carried out according to the method of the
invariable field as well as the method of invariable
frequency. Also the fluctuations of the intensity of the
atom beam were taken into account by means of two different
methods shortly discussed. The maximum error of these
measurements is estimated to amount to 0,12 %. From 26
measurement series the following mean value for the
gyromagnstio ratio is obtained:
g(Sr87) - 0,2423,1 0,0003
Card 2/3 this coincides within the error limits with the value
V
The Magnetic Nuclear Moments of Sr 8, and Mg 25 SOV/56-34-3-50/55
determined by C. D. Jef-7ries (Dzhefrin) and P. B. Sogo
(Ref 4) according to the method of "nuclear induction".
The diamagnetismt of the atom demands the following
correction:
H true - (1 - d)H measured*
Here' Htrue denotes the true value of the magnetic field
strength at the place of the nucleus. According to
W. C. Dickinson (Dikinson) (Ref 5) here holds 6 - 0.00345.
Taking into account this correction as well as the unknown
value of the spin of SrB7 (i - 9/2) the value f (srI17)
- 1,0939 � 0.0014 nuclear magnetons is obtaineod for the
magnetic moment of the nucleus of Sr87.
There are 6 references, 0 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: December 25, 1957
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21(1)1 240) S07/56-37-2-51/56
ikUTHORS; Kucheryayev, A. G., Szhenov, Yu. K.,_._qqgichqshvili, Sh. M.
TITLE: Measurement of the Magnetic Moments of the Atomic Nuclei of
Alkaline Earth Metals by the Method of Magnetic Resonance in
Molecular Beams
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i toorstiohookoy fiziki, 19599
vol 37, Nr 2(8), PP 582-583 (VSSR)
ABSTRACT: rhis method offers certain advantages it compared to other
methods, if the molecular beam consists of atoms in the So-state.
It has already been used for the purpose of measuring the magnet-
ic moments of Ba,135, Ba137, Ne 21 , and Sr67 (Refs 1-4). As already
3hown by the authors (Refs 4,5), this method may also serve' the
2urpose of determining the magnetic moments of all alkaline
earth metals. The description of the experimental arrangement
and of the method may be found in reference 5.
Results:
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SOV/56-3T-2-51/56
Measurement of the Magnetic Moments of the Atomic Nuclei or Alkaline Earth
Metals by the Method of Magnetic Resonance in Molecular Beatas
t' 0C I, imp/see 0 IA
MIK 25 600 200 2.10-4 -0-855 t 0.002
C1143 1070 300 0.02 1-317 t 0.003
SI.87 750 104 0.2 -0-0924 t 0-0009
BEL135 800 500 o.6 1-0370 t 0-0008
B6.137 800 850 0.6 o.9364 t 0-0009
t denotes the temperature of the source, I - the'recorded in-
tensity of a narrow bundle* - the surface ionization coef-
ficient at optimum detection conditions, e4 - the magnetic moment
(with diamagnetic correction) given in nuclear magnetons.
Systematical errors were oxoluded. The authors finally thank
T. S. Bokuchav, K. G. Mirzoyev, and 1. S. Leontlyeva for their
help in carrying out measurements, M. 1. Guseva, V. Id. Gueev,
ani D. V. Chkuaseli for the enriched Ca 43_ preparation. There
Card 2/3 ara 2 tables and 12 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
SOY/56-37-2-51/56
Measurement of the Magnetic Moments of the Atomic Nuclei of Ukaline Barth
Metals by the Method of Magnetic Resonance in Moleculur Beame
ASSOCIATIONt Fiziko-takhnielieskiy inatitut Akademii nauk GruzSSR (Physico-
technical Institute of the Academy of Sciences, Gruzinskaya SSR)
SUBMITTED: May 19, 1959
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SOVA24-58-7-8053
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 7, p 108 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Melikidze, I.G., Senyuk, S.M., Gogichev, I.I.
TITLE: A Study of the Mechanical Properties of the Rock in Rare-metal
Deposits (Izucheniye mekhanicheakikh avoystv gornykh porod
niestorozhdeniy redkikh metallov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta metalla i gorn, dela. AN GruzSSR, 1957, Vol 8.
pp 285-301
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
1. Rock--Mechanical properties 2. Rare earth elements
Card I/ I
MELIKIDZE, I.G.; SENYUK, S.M.; GOGICILEVp I.I.
Study of the relation between rock hardness and the a1ze of
samples, Trudy Inst.gor.dela AN Gruz.SSR 2:87-101 160.
(KIRA 14:10)
(Rocks--Testing)
GOGICHAYSHVILI, Ye. A.
Cand Biol S2i - (diss) "Enanthic ester and its role in products
of grape processing." Tbilisi, Pub. Georgian Agricultural Inst,
1961. 17 pp; (Ministry of Agriculture Georgian SSR, Scientific
Research Inst of Horticulture, Viniculture, and Viticulture
Georgian SSR); 180 copies; free; (KL, 6-61 sup, 206)
GCGICT7VA, Kli. 1.
Mchedlishvili-Petrosynn, C. P. rind G edr-hevil. Kh. i. "On the i,ri,blell ';lf tIvIttin,
If 1"4,;;
resist-nt clinirpra from d,~lomltcl Abrino, SootiRlich. A,.fL, . M11.1k. Gr:,7. SsR., , .1.
, I p. hqj-08, - Biblioll 10 Iteme
.10. 9
SO: U-I!P14, 29 Oat rl, (Letopis 'Zhum,,kl ',vir-h St--tev, :40. 16, lcLg).
Doc
Refractories
Refractory Materials
nNospective Use of Georgian Nagnesian Pav Mate-
rials for the Production of Basic Refractories,*
0. P. Mohedlov-Petronyan, Kh. I. Gogichera, V. N.
ftapakidze, Inst of Metal and Maing~ Aced Sci
Georgian SSR, 4 pp
-Dok Ak Iqauk WW- Vol IXIII Ro 4
Xxperimen,s in preparing, (1) dolomitic (aagneelan-
dolomite) refractories using doloete from Abano aad
serpentine from Tanslisal (2) forsterite refrac-
tories from burnt serpentine vith addition of
ME 45/49M
US&/Engineariag (Contd) Dec 48
wguesite, arid (3) forsterite refractory using
burnt serpentine vith addition of nagnesium oxide,,
obtained from serpentine through oyoLical cheaicwl
processing by hydrochloric acid. Minerals from
theme deposits vere tested first becaust of their
proximity to chief aser of refractories, Zakayinz-
skLy Metal Factory. Sulemitted by Aced D. S. Bel-
yankin, 2 oct 48.
45/)*9"5
"urn, 'L_11'
Pr~;Illiction of Dol --a,"te and
10. n,.'; T-Tch
or~- r-,!: it) i I i i, ;.-,:2L ndo 11 te 1 10-1 n ;",:I
t t
from Tsnr 1,ill-il-c In Znal-..r layo-i i
fractory
~ ___ :.- __ -ace$ C~ '~t.
fc:r if a-d'n.- fosbtritt r" 'I U~;t ;"-rr
Ij r ;-- 4 '1- 1117, 0Z-:117
for Al-J,
posit! (.'r,-.-L:ati(-.n ,r,
a~ to
_- .ontLinin,- 'CI
requinn74nts of th! 'U%..l-'l~!s !.'-c-i -if the rtf:-,C-
Ori~ 2
U
:'!, r0j'14T7?
Us"IVErigineering Construction, 11-ntovinlsl
C ~ t
"Alunite Cement," K. S. Fut-Itelned-ze, 0. F. ?,'ch(,dlov-i9tr,,)Eyqn, Fh.
Gogichevn, Inst of Vetals nnd Mr-ing, Acad Sci Georginn $-IR
"Dok Ak Vriuk ISJOISR" Vol C.6, Fo 6 pp 117~--1162
Desdribos expts for obtnirinC. nlurrilrn-type cement frov, q -ixt of
alunite nnd limentone. Presents results of X-rn-'; ,ind micro.9copic
exnain alunite and final product. Suggestv nddn of 0.25;0' ,oln of
spruce tanning extrect Ps mensure rigninst quick selAing ')f cement.
Submitted by Acad D. S. -Eelyinkin 9 !,u;,7 52. FA
GUGIJMVjt, Kh. 1.
Dissertation: "Research on the use of Usorgian i4agnesia drude gaterial in Various
branches of Industry." Cand Tech Sci, Inst of 14etals and Nkning, Acad Sci Georgian
SSR, Tbilisi, 1953-
W-30928
SO: Referativmw Zhunral, No. 5, Dee 1953, Moscow, AN U'.~SR (N-*~W
KUTATILADZE, I.$.: MCHEDLISHVILI-PITUROVAII, O.P., GOOMFIFTA, MI.I.
Using gaise in makiag slag cement. Seeb.AN Gmx.SSR 16 se.2:125-131
'55- (KLMA 9:2)
l.Akademiya wnk Gruzimakey SSR, lastitut metalls i gorzoge del&,
TbIllsi.Prodstayleas chlosem-korrespondenten AkAdenti G.K.Godeva-
atshvili.
(Slag cement) (Gypsum)
KLr,ATFJADZR, K.S.-, ZEDGINIME. Ye.N.-, GOGICIIEVAP
High-temperature concrete on a magnnsia-aluminate bass. Trudy
Inst.met. AN Grus.SSR 9:213-220 '58. (MIFA 1?:8)
(Concrete-Testing) (Kapsaia cement) (Aluminates)
Kh.l.; KUTATMADZE, K.S.; WSUOV-PSTRO STAN, O.P.
Physicochemical properties of some dolomites of the Georgian S.S.R.
Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 21 no.1:57-61 Jl '58- (1411?A 11:10)
1. AN GruzSSR, Inatitut prikladuoy khtmil i elnktrokh1mii, Tbilisi.
Prodstavlenn akademikom R.I. Agladze.
(G"orgia-DoInmite)
GOGIU-1,W~, KI.I.; HHU,011A 0 11' . A. 4
Study of local dolomite with tho mri oc;e of obtaining cawtic
dolaaite. Trudy Inst. pril:l. khim. i elektro.,daim. AN Oruz.
SSR no. 1:153-159 160. (InM 14:2)
(Dolomit-is)
0.;,.; GC-GIC,;,--,Vi 9 Xh.l.y
YOLAJDL~;" G.Ko
Latoratory stvdy of LhO CffCCt Cf VLCUM COnLrOSCiOn on curtain
dt proparties of foraterito rah-actorics. Tridy Inst. L-hin..
i ele-l-Arokbir.. ill Gruz. C'SAl no. 1-11,3-lf'6 16C. (I'llU', 14:"".)
(rcrutorlto)
I ~. 1!1 :11
oe
PHASEI 1,10c
Alkademiya nauk GrU4inSkOy SI'M. Ithirnii I cllcktro-
tekhniki.
Trudy, t. I (Academy of Sciences of the Georginn SSR. Institul L of Applied
Chemistry and Electrochcnii-~;ry. Tvanz;,.ction.~) v. 1. TI-111"s, 1960.
IUG p, Errata slip inserted.
Personalities cannot be estahlishvd in Georgian viritIng.
PURPOSLE: This collection or articlen i:i intencled for mlneralo,-I~istw, r1letal-
lur;!iqtq.and mining speci.-Iii;ts.
COVERAGE: The collection containr articles concerningr t-e(.x--rIt research on
methods for treating antimony- and za-,cnic-bearing oreit mid carbonate
ores of manganese. Research on 'lie electrochemical prop--rtics of certain
ores and their electrodeposition is al~-o discusrod. The collectior Includes
Card
Institute of Applied Chemistry (Co,-,z. 2 717
studies on die corrosion and elecL.-k2al certaill .1'11,,0y!;,
studies of the properties of cer,,ni;-. ccmen-r and ccrnent,
and studies of certain phases Of L'Ie Cement production proccati. The
followinrl personalities are nicnticncd: Pvofc,,.,;o;- ',,!. A. and his
scientific azsistant T. B. Gavrill,-,.. (p. 1x3, bottorii); 11. 1. Agrladze,
Academician, AN GSSR (AS Goo.- - (p. 150); S. D. D,;h aparid-ze
and N. 1. La,idze ( p. 171). Th,, Nvhic:i are viritien in Gooz-g
itin
are followed by a rLsuine' in Refcruncea accoinimay each
article.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Kakabadze. V. [Printed in Georrianl
2. Agladze, R. 1. , and V. N. Gaprinda.,;hvilli. llydron-,~:t-illurpical
Processing of Antimony Ores From the Z01)"Wit.11MY Dep= 40,
Card 24--3-
3
Institute of Applied Chemistry (Crint. 0V 1.5 2 7
9. Purtscladze, Kh. G. , 0. D. and A. A. Tivadic.
Determination of the Dimension.; o" Particlc.~ oi Certain
Products 'Frorn the Chemical Tvzat,-~,cat o.' Carbonate Ores
of Manganese
10. Agladve, it. 1. , V. N. ari S. N. l2winlanova.
Production of Arsenic Tri:;uMde
11. GaprLndashvili, V. N. Problerr,.,3 In the CenientatIon of
Antimony From Alkali-Sulfide Solutions
12. Congliashvi'li. A. N. Some Probl,.-.r~-, ir-, the
of Iron ',-rom Sulfuric-Acid Solu*,:r;ns
-jaaaLcheva, Ma. 1._, and R. A. Pirumova. Invc:;-'~:atian to D.,,-
13.
velop alMethod for Producing Cau5tic Doloz.,itc 17., om Regional
Dolomite
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117
125
131
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153
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AO
60/A101
AUTHORS- Mehadlov-Petrosyan, 0. M.; 20gicheva, Kh. I.; Khatiashvili, E. G.;
Norakidze, 0. K.
TITLE: Laboratory investigation of the effect of vacuum extrusion upon
some properties of forsterite refractories
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurmal, Metallurgiya, no. 7, 1961, 11, abstract 7B22
("Tr. In-ta prikl. kh1miI I elektrokhimil. AN GruzSSR", 1960, v. 1,
183-186)
TEXT: It is established that the effect of vacuum upon the properties of
objects largely depends on the grain composition of the mixture, the extrusion
pressure and the baking temperature. At low baking temperaturos extrusion under
vacuum does not change the porosity of objects. In the presence of a great
amount of coarse fractions in the granular structure vacuum does not show a
noticeable effect on the porosity. An increase in extrusion pressure at the
same vacuum and almost the same granular composition lowers the apparent porosity.
Vacuum shows the greatest effect with medium grain size and a riot very low (not
below 1,6000C) baking temperature. In these cases the decrease In the apparent
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26037
S/137/61/000/007//CO2/072
Laboratory investigation of the effect ... A0601A101
porosity constitutes 5-20 percent and attains values of the order of 4 percent.
The addition of a considerable amount of crude serpentine while using vacuum
yields good results. The effect of extrusion in vacuum on thermal stability Is
small. Slag stability is almost always better for vacxuri specimens. A diagram
of a vacuum extrusion set-up is given and the method of testing is described.
V, Opmysheva,
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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Fulfillwnt oLf duties. Ujit lap 12 no.16:12 25 Ag 160.
1. Vaw Szakszervezet temeleoi oaztalyanak 4osetojo.
GOGICZ, Antal
It is the interest of every worker. Ujit lap 13 mo.D7 Is 161.
1. Vasas Szakazerveset termelesi ontalyanak vezatoje.
(Hungary-Iron industry and trade)
GOGICZ, Antal
Preparation for the 3d National Congress of Innovators and Inventors;
experiences of the innovation conferences held at iron industry plants.
UJit UP 13 no.18:3 S 161.
1. A Vasas SzaksSOrV620t Budapesti Bisotteaga Termejesi Onstalyanak
titkara.
Hungary-Iron industry and trade)
gary-Industrial management)
t
BEDERASHEVILIJ G.G.) kand.veterinarnykh nauk; POGJLAS.H':*lLIq..I,.F,.,, kand.
veterinarnykh nauk - I - - .., -
Valignant catarrhal fever and listere3losia In eattle. Vaterisexiia
37 no.8:26-27 Ag 160. (MM 154)
1. Gruzixwkiy NIIZhV (for Bedenwhvili,, Gogilashvili). 2. Boubtashea-
akiy veterinarnyy uchautokp TS&Uwkogo rayona, Gruzimakoy SSR
(for lonidi),
(Georgia-4attle-Diseases and poats)
(Listerellosis)
. . "1. 7- -
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03VA"I-111"FO, Y.A.; I'(11" :.. 1:~, ~,
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I 'I ; ~ 1 1, 1 1 1 .J,. I . , , ,0.,
'IP, - -
.U12; y , it .
Tnformition and bri.ef news. Vetarinariia 41 no.2:11--i-11-16 !~ 10i.
('11-ILA 18:.3)
1 1,11'
GOGILOVY- P,- Z,
Obstetrical me%ouring rule. Akush. i gin. no.4:91-92 162.
(MIRA 1517)
(OBSTETRICS--ZQUIFMENT AND SUPPLIES)
111 1 1 -1,
GOGIIIOVI P.111.
Colpometer. Aloish. i gin. 38 ri,).5:!14- 15 S-(,
O!'TfA 17:11)
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narrife Strength fit Machine vart...
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st,wrow, M p. 44-111.
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GOGIN, A.F.
- - --ampuip- -
Serious errors in a textbook. ("Internal combustion marine engines.
V.K.Biriukov. Reviewed b7 A.?. Gogin). Rechetranop*14 uOsl2:29-31
Je 155. (Marine engines) (Birillkcv, V,K-) OWU 9:9)
~ iuzh., retsermentj XWOV,
PLAKHOV, Veniardn Semenovich;-!qQI~41,
A.F., inzh., reteenzent; OSIPOVp L.L., inzh., retsenzent;
TAREYEV, VJI., prof., doktor tekhn. nauk,, red.; VITASFMA.*
S.A., red. izd-va; BODROVA, V.A.9 tekhn. red.
[Marine diesel
konstruktsiia
sport," 1961.
engines; design and operation] Sudovys dizeli;
ekpluatatsiia. Moskvaj Izd-vo "Rechnoi tr4w-
1+23 pe (MIRA 15:3)
(Mari3ke diesel engines)
KUPRIYANOV, Dmitriy Fedorovich; TARMV, VA, pr--f., retsenzent;
IGCGIN., A.F., rateenzent; FEDORKO, P.P., red.; VOLCHOK, K.M.,
fiOffi.-red.
(Theory of internal combustion marine angines]Taoriia sudovykh
dvigatelei vnutrennego sgoranlia. I2d.2. Lenin rad, Imd-vo
"Rechnoi transport," 1962, 288 ps Inn 16:1)
(Marine engines)
GOGIN
Ghange In the circuit of the DRS-R-59 bay. Avtom., telem. I sviazi 9
no.8:33 Ag 165. (MIRA 1.8:9)
1. Starshly elektromakhanik Leningrad-Vitabskoy d1stantmil WyabrIskoy
dorogi.
COCiIN, N.; SEMEMOV, V.; UTYOV, A. (Kokchetav)-, bAVCHENf,,J, ,. (Tyurm-O);
.YANUSYPOL'SKIY, D. (Nizhniy Tagil )
Readers' letters. Pozh.delo 8 -no.1:31 Ja '(2. (M:RA 15:1)
1. Nachal'nik Leningradskoy pozharno-tokhnicheskoy vystavkI (for
Gogin).
(Fire prevention)
LOGINOT, Fedor Loginovich-, TMSMIOV, Nikolay Kuzlmia; G01444*4UY
Alske -JMGCRSKIT, Boris Vasil'Vevich; MINASTAN, Te.A.#
tAjXgLjrj6
r*daktor lsdatellstva; ZKOROT, D.K.. tokhaicheekly redaktor
(Organization and methods of operation of government fire luspectiou
agencies] Organizataiis I metodike provedenita raboty organaul
gesudaretvannogo posharnogo nedsors. koskva. lzd-vo Ninisterstys
kamunallnogo khozimistva RSISR, 1956, 204 p. (IKMA 10:1)
(Fire prevention)
i -- .
-IT .
A AM -, t .-
GOGINA, L.. GOaD~-, ~.
Ineonoatible substawas. Posh.dolo 3 no.5:9 Mjv '57. (MLHA 10:7)
(Chmicals-Safety measurem)
KaYr S, L;; PZTRICHMO, S.; GOGIN, U.4- SVISTUNOV, A. (Chelyabizink)
Readers letters. Pozh.delo 5 no.11:31-32 11 159* (JUPA 13:4)
1. Nachallnik Otdela gosudarstyennogo posharnogo nadsora
Upravlenlya pasharnoy okhrany Saratovskogo oblispolkams, (for
Kherfets). 2. Starshiy rayonnI7 posharny7 inspektor, solo Min"o.
Rovenskaya oblast' (for Petrichenko). 3. Fachallnik Loningradakoy
pozharno-tokhnichookoy vystavki (for Gogin).
(Fire prevention) (Fire extinction)
GOOMN, N. (LeninFrad)
Progress in fire equipment, Pozh.de)o I no.1,1.;26 N '61.
(MIRA 14:11)
(Fire departments--Equipment and supplies)
(Leneingard.-Exhibitions)
BMISTROV, N.A.; KOROBEYNIKOVA, A.D.; KHATSKEVICII., V.S.; SOSIN, H.A.;
.9.,-
OSOKBUL, K.I.; BOZHKO, V.S.; W)SKALEV, I.A.; q2~IL12 1~
DLNILKM . V.1.; BEZRUCHENKO., I.Ya.
Experience in competing for the right to be ca.Ued an enterprise
of conmmist labor. Vest. sviazi 21 no,11:22-25 N 161,
(MIRA U: 11)
1. Nachallnik Pervomayokoy kontory pvWL g, Moak-vy (for
Burmistrov). 2. Nachallnik otde3.eniya ovpzi Kupino,
Shebekinskogo rayona, Belgorodskoy obl. (for KoroberwwM).
-1. Nachallnik Noginokoy rayonnoy kontory avyazi Hookovakoy
obl. (for Khatakevich). 4., Nachallnik Teykavokoy kontory evyazi
Ivanovskoy obl. (for Sosin)- 5. Nachallnik 16- 0 otdeleniya
avyazi Dzerzhinoka,, Gor'ka7skoy obl. (for Osokim'a5. 6. Nachavnik
Sovetskoy kontory svyazi Kaliningradskoy oblasti (for Bozhko).
7. Nachaltnik Sovetskoy kontory svvu2i- Kurskoy obl. (for
Moskalev). 8. Nwhal #aft -Keakwinskoy kontory mvyazi g.
Gortkogo (for Gogin). 9. Nachaltnik Shchelkariovskogo otdeleniya,
avyazi Yukhnovskogo rayona, Kaluzhakoy obl. (for Danilklnq).
10. Nachaltnik Bobrovskoy rayonnoy kontory svpzi Voronezhokoy
oblasti (for Bezruchenko).
(Telecommmication-Employeen)
PODDUBNYY, I.; YANIKOV, I.; FABRIKOV, G., zhivotnovod; TARMYrn, A.;
TSAFLIN, V.; BAKLITSUTA. To., zvenlyevaya; GRIDIILk. A., doyarka-,
MVTSOVA, Z., telyatnitea; KOICAGIM, R., evioarka; SMOYEV, I.,
chaban: SIADKOMMOVA, N., ptichniton; RUD, 14., makfutnIzIttor;
--GOGIII. S., mokhanizator.
Our collective farm in seven years. 11auka I porad.op.v nol'khost.
9 no.1:5-9 Ja '59. (HM 130)
1. Kolkhoz "Ukrainn," Kirovskogo rayona Krymakay oblanti.
2. Prednedatell kolkhoza "Ukrainag Kirovokogo rayona Krytaskoy
oblasti (for Poddubnyy). 3. Glavnyy agronom kolkhozo. IM.-raina"
Kirovskogo rayona Kr7mskoy oblRsti (for Yanikov). 4. Glztvnyy mokha-
nik kolkhoza "Ukraine" Kirovskogo rayona YLrymnkoy oblaoti. kfor
Taranyuk). 5. Sakretar' partorganizatnii kolkhoza "UkrAina"
Kirovskogo rayona Krymsko7 oblasti (for Maplin).
(Kirovekoye District--Agriculture)
GOGIN~ V. [Hohin, V.]
Giant of Ukrainian chemistry* Nauka i zhyttia 12 no,l-.41 Je. 063"
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GOGIN2 V.F.; ?RUGLOV, B.I.
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Advanced practices of the Lioicluinsk chemists. Klim. prom. 40 a-:).9:
641-642- S 164. (MIRA 17:11)
GCCJ I N# ll.?~ I!I),I.0n, 7,- .]j , 1". !
Ad,.ancod pri,,Uino~s Cor t~h-i iLlItz:iUl;~i r,:' nnt..Ln~.l gan by the
chomicO. pr~).qj%r.j J,9-Hr 165.
(MIRA 1614)
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71 !il A-L i_ 1:,11 '[fis "1011, 1~~Pjlllj, 9 Ull Lq
MISHIN,, D.D.; GOGIII, V.P.
Effett of the initial state on the result of t4ormomagnetic
treatment of a permalloyo Izvovysouchebezav.; fis. no.3:12-14
163o (MIRA -16:12)
1. Urallskiy gosudarstvermyy universitet imeni A.M.Gorlkogo.
SHMOV, P.A., inzhener; SHAGAL, G.K., iD2hentt~1)1. TiL.I.., inthener;
MALKOV, D.B., Inzhener.
Precast prestreased reinforced shell arches. JIov.t~kh.i pored,op.
v stroi. 18 no.12:9-12 D '56. NLRA 10:1)
(Roofs, Shell) (Prestressed concrete construction)
.1
I
GOGIII, & S.
"Treatment of Ambulatory Forms of burns, 11 Yed. Sestra, 1,.:).3, 19,149
GOGIN, R. E.
I
l.Frostbite. Mad. seetra, Moskva no. 11:21-23 Nov. 1951. (CLML 21:3)
GOGIN, Ye.Ye.,(Leningrad)
Sudden death of a patient with bronchial asthma treated with ACTF.
Klin. mod. 34 no.1:73-76 Ja 156 (KURA 9-5)
1. Is kafedry fakulltetakoy terapit (nach.-prof. A.A. Nechaywr)
Toyanno-morskoy meditsinskay akadenti I Usesynovoy klinichesk-
boltnitsy Imeni Chudnovskogo (glavVy vrach A.M. Shkinmov)
(ASTHM, ther.
ACTH, causing sudden death)
OUTH SURUK, in various dim.
asthma, ACTH ther.)
(ACTH. ther. use
asthma, causIng sudden death)
GOGIN, Te.Te.; KAKSIHOV, V.A.; SENINIO, A.H. (Lekningrad)
Diagaosle of phsochromocytonso lituesed. )4 no.l0167-79 0 156.
(NLRA 10:1)
1. Iz kafedry Falrulltatskoy terspil (naeft, - prof., A.A.Vacharev)
Toyenne-morskoy maditainskoy akedenii i kliatchaskoy bolluitay
imeni Chudnovskogo (glovnyy vrach A.N.Shakluoy)
(PRIOCHRONOCTTCNA, Mog. )
GOGIN, Yaje.
Diagnosis of tuberculosis of the nesenteric 1yaphatic nodes.
Vast. khir. 77 no.1:81-86 J& 456 (KLRA 90)
1. Is tubarkuletnogo otdeleniya, (i.o. nach T.T. Akinov) 1-go
Laningradskogo voyenno-morskogo ordena Janina gompitalya.
(TUBISCULOSIS. LYMPH MODS
qateria, diag.)
(MWJWARIW, dim.
1"ph nods tuberc., diag.)
GOGINt Ye.Ye.
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Mood circuUtion in acuto pneumonUm, Terrap.arkhe 32 no.11
48-53 Ja 160. (KMA 13 ;10)
(MMMONIA) (BU)OD--CIMUIATION)
GOGINp Ye.Yo.; ASTAFOVp B.M.
Artificial pne=opericardium, Klin.med. 38 no.606-41 Jo 160.
(PMCARDIUM) (MIRA 13tl2)
VOLOSEY, Z.M., prt)f.; GUGIN, Ye.Ye., kand.med.rauk; SUIA')V':[';VA, V.S.,
kand.med.nauk - - --' - - -'- -' '
Diffuse pericarditis in myocardial infarct. Kardiologiia 1 no.6t
58-66 11-D 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Iz kafedry voyeano-morskoy i gospitallnoy terapii (nachallnik
prof. Z.M.Volynskiy) Voyennp-meditsinskoy ordena Unina akademii
imeni, SiM.Kirova.
(HURT--IIIFARC.TION) (PEKICALWIT 16)
ASTAIIOV, B.M. (Laningradp Yk,279 ul.TSimlyanskayaL, d.6.1tv.7)), GOGIN,Ye.Ye.
Diagnostic significance of an artificial pneumop-aftcardlim.-Wit'.
rent, i rad, 36 no, 1:15-20 JTa.-F 161, (DURA 14:4)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy terapii No,2 (nachallnik - prof.
Z.M. Volyuskiy) Voyenno-maditainakoy ordena Leninft akadenii
imeni S.M. Kirova.
(PERICARDIUM)
VOLYNISKIY, proll'.; GWIIIJ, Yu.Yu., kand. mud. nauk
Modern concepts of pericarditis. Kardiologiia 3 no-5:84P-90
S-0 163. (14IRA 17:9)
1. Kmfodra voyanno-morskoy I go3pitallnoy terayli (nachalln"k - Frof.
Z.M. Volynskiy) Voyanno-meditsinakoy ordena Lenina ftkademii imeni
S.M. Kirova.
VOLYNSKIY, Zinoviy Moiseyevich; GOGM, Yevgeniy Yevgerilyevich;
SHUMBA, M.M. . red. --,
(Diseases of the pericardiuml Zabolevaniia perikiirda.
Leningrado Meditsinap 19&,,. 303 P. (MIRA 18:1)
VOLYNSKIYP Z.M., prof.; SIPOVSEIY, P.V., prof. [deceasi4dj;,Q;W~jj,.Ye.Te.,-
CHIGIRINSKIYI A*N~
Statistical data on the frequency of the incidence of peri-
cardial diseases. Kardlologiia 5 no.2t45-51 Mr-Ap 165.
(MIRA 18,-7)
1. Kafedra voyenno-morskoy i gospitallnoy terapli (nachallnik
prof. Z.M.Volynskiy) VcTennomeditainakoy ordena lenina akademil
imeni S.M.Kirova i kafedra patologicheskoy anaWmii (zav. -
prof. P.V.Sipovskiy (deceased])Imningradekogo ordena lordna
instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey imeni S.M.Kiri-wa.
GOLUBIlis"'LA, A.P.; GUG11.1, yu.A.
Demonstrating the acticn of muscle groupa. Biol. v shkole no.1;
86-87 Ja-F 16:;-,. (,"U~iA 15.1)
1, Gorlkovokiy podagogichoskiy inatitut.
(MUSCLES)
GOGIN, Yu.A.
Some characteristics of the change In the coronary blood circulation
in crainloceiebral hypothermia. Nauch.dokl.vys.shkoly; biol.nauki
no.4:64-70 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy fiziologii cheloveka I zhivotnykh
Yaroslovaskogo pedagogicheskogo instituta.
(BLOOD-CIRCUIATION) (HYPOTHERK.LA)
L 13074-63
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ACCESSION NR: AP3002597 S/0M239j ~/049/t~d6/07"/07 0
-AUTHOR: Gogin, Yu. A.
'TIM: Change in coronary blood flow during thermia: aj4 civ,%vXatory byptass:of
+Ixe heart
SOURCE: Fiziologicheskly zhurnal 3SSR, v. 49, no. 6, iskS3~1 744.1',,50'
TOPIC TAGS: heart, blood, hypothe:.'ida,, circulatlon, hoa;-VbYpa41j'1,, coronary"blocid
iflow, cardiac surgery, cardiac byp:&ss
'ABSTRACT: Comp2icated cardiac sur&ery -generally: require-9
41 vrol6g~ed circi4atoey
ibypass of the heart and is performtd under I*Tothe=ic om4itio.-~ii., During:t-iis
:period the functional activity of the zVocurdium largely 4~~-rmj,jieo the cm~nary
blood flow condition. How are the cororAry blood flow aaChezart!'arfected 4*ring
The author found 11V;le deta In the literatmie and:lxvoceeded with
his own study. Experiments were conducted on 23 dogs., Ea;ih dog' vas placed in a,
hypotherraic apparatus, which cools by transforming liquid Treon tnto vapor, iand
the air temperature was reduced to 8 to 1.0' within 20 to M izin.! Circulatory bypp-ss
,of the heart was accomplished by constricting the vena cav% onlyp or a.11 malb
vessels. In the initial stage the coronary blood flov raU decroeoes sharpllf when
Card 1 /2
L 13074,43
':ACCESSION NR: AP3002597
!the temperature is reduced by 3 to 3*5*, Mie next drop In 1AMIX!zat-Ure of 411D 51'
leads to a slower and more uniform, blood flow rate decr:asep' WUh.!deeper
hypothermia the blood flow rate Win decrease a cons ideccab:~Jr, Ddring the Stuh to
6th min the rate comprises only 5 to 81) of the initial ~mte, end during the 7j;h U)
8th min blood flow in the coronary vessels stops ccmpletely4~ It,a])pears tha-t tM,
'low level of metabolism in the cax~Liae muscles during bypotliewmi.6. helps rest6re
heart activity even after prolonged circulatory bypass and 6toppage of coronixy
Iblood flow. Orig. art. has: 3 tables and 3 figures,
A=CIATION: Kafedra fiziologii. cheloveka i zhivatny*1:h Pedagoecheskogo ihAtitata:
i im. K. D. Ushinskogo, Yaroslavl (Departnent of Human ajid Anbial Ph'itsiology,
jKedapgical Institute)
00!
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. I -SK TI Y , !,. ; . ; (-,GG INI , Y-,; . ; jI "(.)%(,V
Chanre in the tone of cerebral and coronary wqj.,ie 1.o In hypothemia.
Nauch. dokl. v-ys. shkoly; biol. nauk]. nD. 1: ' ': , -1 ~
1 '-1- 7~ I
1E,-.21)
1. Rekomendovana kafeiroy fiziologii chelcv-,~'.:n I zhl-jotlyk~., Vladt-
mir8kogo pedagogicheskogo instituta.
28(2) SO
AUT 1101? 1 Gogin,
TITLEt An Attachment for a Mechamical Pressure Indicivi,or
PERIODICAL: lzmeriteltnaya telchnihn, 1960, Nr 6, pp 29-30 (I;SSR)
ABSTRACTt The mechanical prcssure indiiator I" it, -,,tidy simple and reliable
Instrument for investigating the performanre of piston onArines.
However, its application neAtqsmitates the stopping of the machine
under investigaticii for changing the papor on Hit? indicator drum.
Repeatad stopping and atarting of the ma%7hire undor inveatig&tion
when recording a grent number of opetrating conditions may compli-
cate the investigation, oNpocially, when vertain operation con-
ditions are requir.-id, or In case large oxqrii)es are JTYvestigated
where starting and stopping af, sho-,-I, iriterrixls Ui not permissible.
Therefore, the author suggests a simpIt! wt.tachiitel~t for a mechani-
ual pre.-asare indicitor which enoble.,A chwn1ring Lhe pitper A th+
recorder drum without stopping tho machine unde-: investigation.
The indicator drum is drivem by it .-FAble dri-,(~.. Tbe &!vic.,t design-
ed by the author ii used. for Nla~A(t-ngng i-he tension on this cnble,
Card 1/2 as shown in the diagratn, wh,~-I-eljy the motioz- of' t.be drum is
srr,'~') - 1 1/3;..l
An Attachment for a M.,tchanical Preasure Indicator
interrupted. Test:i of thim at-."ri c line rit at it eompressor, whose
shaft was rotati ng at,, 400 rpm, showed thw. tbb investigation
could be perfomed cur,slderably fas',or mid w-illhout distortionis
in the recorded diagrtum. Th-~-re is I sketch.
Card 2/2
GOGIN, Tu.N..,,- inzh.
Relation of the degree of compression In the first stage of a
two-stage compressor to the sucked-in air pressure, Isv*vys.
ucheb.sav.; gor.zhur. ao.10:102-106 159. (KMA 130)
1. Severo-Kaviasakly gornonstallurgicheekly institut.
(Coupressore)
GOGIN, Tu.N., inzh.
Load distribution between
pressure of air forcirg.
no - 7:131-133 160.
compressor stages with a reduced
Izv.vys.ucheb.zave; gor.2hW.
OMA 13: 7)
1. Severo-Kavkasskiy gornometallurgicheskiy inetitut.
Rekomendova kafedroy gornoy mekhaniki.
(Air compressors)
GOGIN, Yu. N.
------- --gompiessor plant dy~amios in unuqual circ=stancen- Izv- vYB-
uchob. zav.; toyet. met. 3 no.3%21-29 160. (MIRA 14-3)
1. Severokavkazekiy gornometallurgicheskiy jxistit~;t, Kafedra
gornoy mekhaniki.
(Compressorp-Aerodynamice)
4L
GO;IN, Yu, N,, Cand Tech Sol -- "Dynainloo of Abe niLning
oompressor under high-altitude conditions and pressure
charging." KharIkov, 1961. (Min of 111-her and See Spec Ed
UkSSR. Khar'kov Min Inst) (KLO 8-6141, 242)
- 215 -
29263
S/143/61/000/009/004/006
~4.)424 D224/D305
AUTHORS: Slobodyanyuk, L. I., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
and Gogin, Yu. N., Engineer
TITLE: Cooling a compressor by injection of water into a
cylinder
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. ::"nergetika,
no. 9, 1961, 62-65
TEXT: The author derives expressions for calculating the quantity
of water necessary to inject into a cylinder to produce air com-
pression at a given exponent of the polytropic curve. The process
was checked experimentally. In the examplesgiven cooling was from
1380C to 820C and from 1700C to 1260C respectively which was still
higher by 180C and 200C respectively owing to an imperfection of
the injector, and insufficient pulverization of wate:r. The quantity
of water djo(-necessary to convey the quantity of heat dql is given
by
Card 1A
Cooling a compressor by
3
D!1/000/009/OJ4/00'
,3/14~3
D224 D305
IL = Cv k- - n dT + OU
r r W - 1
where r - latent heat of evaporation. Integrating., exp-raziding 1 + 0(,
into a series, and neglecting terms of a higher power, the quantity
of water necessary to produce the desired polytropic process of
cooling becomes
j_ 1 k n 2 'j
c)/- k-n kL + - -- AL LKG/KG (4)
r k-1 P 2 r 'k 1
The work per cycle of the compressor is equal -to the otim of work
of compression, delivery and auction,
Card 2/ 4
Coolin,- a compressor by ...
n-I
k-1 (P72 n
Lc= A 0 i--n d- + RT
29263
S/14 61/000/009/004/00'0'
D224YD305
1 +'rk) - 1 (5)
The author states that the relation between temperature and pres-
sure of the air with the injection of water is the saine as in an
ordinary polytropic process. The change of temperature for various
values of u (various quaritities of water) is given by
,n-1
T T P2 n
2 1(P,
In conclusion, the author states that the injection of water into
a compressor cylinder is an effective me-thod of lowering the air
Card 3/4
Coolin,,,,, a compressor by ...
263/ i-1/000/009/004/006
D22 /D305
temperature. The disadvantage is the need ~to cavvy aw,,y mois-uro
from the pressure water pipes by installing automatic water separa-
tors. The compressed air is usually forced (with long pipes and
full air cooling) with humidity q= 1.0, so that an injection of'
water cannot increase it. There dre 2 figures an(I 1 tal)Ie-
AS'"'OCIAT1014: Problemnayn 1.-tboratoriy,,%
11, QVt
kogo garnometallur6icheokogo inotit-,~ta
Laboratory of Indut3trial Vnergeticq Of t'%e Voroshilov
Mining and Metallurgical YnutLtute
SUBMITTED: June 3, 1960
Card 4/4
VI .1 , ,I II
-- GOGIN.. Yu N.., inzh.
Approximate relationships for water vapor on the saturation line.
Izv*vys,uchebezav.; energ- 4 no.9t83-81+ S 161. (WRA 14:10)
1. Voroshilovskiy gornometallurgiches)r-iy institut. Predstavlena
kafedroy gornoy elektromelchani i.
(Water vapor) (Heat-Trammiosion)
I MIF V, ~ , 7,
GOGIN, YU.N.,-kand. tekhn. nauk
Injection of water into the suction pipeline or a compressor.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 6 no.llt69-75 N163.
(MrELA 17:2)
1. Kommunarskiy gornometallurgicheskiy institut. Predot-avlens,
kafedroy elektromekhaniki.
'0
GOGIN, N.M., kand.tekhn.nnuk; WITKOV3KUY, *fu.A., InvOi.
Effect of an intake pipeline on the operation of a piston-type
compressor. From. energ. 18 no.9s23-27 3 163. (MA 16:10)
RUTKOVSKIY, Yu.A. , kand.- -takhn. nauk
Effect of the dimensions of them intake pipe on the operation of piston
compressors, Promi energ. 20 no.5tl8-22 My 065. (min 1817)
G INA. L.; GOGN, N.
Incompatible substances. Posh.dolo 3 n0.5:9 MY '57. (MLRA 10:7)
(Chomileals-Safaty wasures)
IBICLITYUKOVA, A.A., doteent; GOGMA, N.D,, ordinator
Treatment of tuberculosis of the eyes with antibiottes and
with new drugs. Pht.,klin.i terap.tub. no.8:218-221 158.
(NMA 13:7)
1. Iz glaznoy kliniki (zav. - prof. A.M, Rodigina) Livoyekogo
maditsinskogo institute-
(NrE--TUIBIRCW,SIS) (STREKONTGIN)
(ISONICOTINA10 ACID) (SALICYLIG ACID) (SANASINB)
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AUTHOR: Gogina, N. I.
TITLE: Analysis of Physical and Geographical Conditions for the
Interpretation of Air Photographs in,the Geological Mapping of
East Siberia
PZRIODICAL: Izvestiya vy9shikh uchobnykh savedeniy. Goologiva i razvedka,
1959, Nr 8, pp 27-36 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Since East Siberia in almost entirely covered with woods the
air photographs do not d1rootly show the olemento of geologi-
cal structure. Therefore indirect cha.-acteristics must be used
for their determination. They may be found by investigating
the relationships between the individual landscape components
and geological struature. This is a complicated task. Methods
concerning this subject are weakly developed. The author chose
for her investigations &p area in the catohm*nt area of the
Markha riverp (north-west of the Yakutskays ASZR)o Herej the
landscape is manifold and the geological structure is complicat-
ed. The relief is typical of wide areas of Central Siberia.
The regions of the water divides are flattened, river valleys
Card 1/4 are cut deeply (to 250 m), their slopes are steep. Figure 1
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shows a trap-platform and a river valley in Palsozoio limestones.
The characteristics for the deteraination connected with the
relief are the following: the areas of the Paleonoic carbonate
rocks are characterized by a hilly platform relief with smooth,
often step-like slopes. A flat plain with a hardly marked valley
system developed on sandy-loamy Mesozoic layers. As a rule, traps
form structured plateaus (Fig 1). However, there are numerous
exceptions. Apparently, the properties of the substratum are
determined by the geological structure. Only on the substratum
the surface in formed by a complex of exogenous processess In
this connection the resistance of the rocks to various denuda-
tion agents is of special importances In the mentioned area
erosion is the most important relief forming process. Various
valley forms are discussed according to the rocks. The resistance
of the rocks to weatherina processes in also important. In the
interstream areas outside the river valley processes of our-
face denudation prevail. The soils bound by permafrost favor
Card 2/4 t,-/'
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the conservation of old relief forms. The occurrence of fossIle
ice leads to the formation of thermo-karst-troughs. The author
recommends a certain order in carrying out the determinations.
The use of vegetation for this purpose is more complicated
since The geological structure exercises an indirect influence.
In the area investigated the plant cover is exceptionally un-
stable in spite of the fact that a thin swamped taiga of larches
(Larix dahurica) widely prevails. The differences in the plant
cover become manifest in the change of thickness and height
of the trees. In almost.overy air photograph banded, spotted,
alveolar, sometimes annular groups of plants become visible.
The mother rockvinfluence the plant cover by the composition
of the soil horisons and by enriching the soil with chemical
elements. The lithological composition plays an important part
in Boil formation. The relief also influences vegetation (Fig 2).
It reacts sonsitivelipto bonds and flatter places of the slopes
(Figs 3, 4). The above'rules are illustrated by examples (Figs 5,
Card 3/4 6). There are 6 figures. 1-~
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ASSOCILTION: Moskovskiy gosudaretyennvy universitst
(Moscow State Univers ty k-11"
i )
Card 4/4
GOGINA~ N.I.; IZRAILEV, LA; LEONOV, B.N.
New data on the nature of boundary between Middle and Upper Cam-
brian sediments in the northeastern part of the Siberidn Platform.
Trudy VAGT no.8sl6-20 162. (MIRA 15'.11)
(Siberian Platform-Geology, Stratigraphic)
MELINIKOVA, A.S.; GOGINA, Ye.A.; MIKITINA, G.p.; MDROZOVAI -R.1.
Stratigraphy and lithology of Carboniferous riediments in Volgograd
Province. Trudy MING no.1139-90 162. (MIRA 16tlO)
GOGINA, Ye.Ye.
Xcological and morphological featwes of Pronus adjaricus S. at
L. and Bromus variegatus XB. Blul.MOIP.Otd*biol* 59 w.6:55-59
N-D 154. (KLU 8:2)
(Bromm grave)
GOGINA, Ye. Yeo Cand Biol Sci -- (dias) "Distribution of **pftk&vnbuLk
in certain associations of high-altitude meadows of South Ossetiyao"
.~' I
Tbilisi, 1959. 35 pp; 1 sheet of tables (South~sseti' 141. Mountain amt Meadow
I*
Ho3pital. Aead Sci USSR), 100 copies (KL, 48-59, 114)
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GOGINh, We.
Sood reproduction of some dominant species In thij Alpine meadows.
.~ no. 1' . 131-139 J1,
of southern Ossetia. Bot.zhur. V 160.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Botanichookiy institut in. Y.L.Komarova Akademii nauk SSSR.
Leningrad.
(096ttia-Pastures and meadows)
,:_.G~DGIIIA, Te.Ye.-
Seed productivit7 of some dominant plant species In the alplue m"dows
of southern Ossetia. Bot. Shur. 45 no.9:1330-13)6 3 160,
(MIRA 130)
1. Botanicheskiy institut im. V.L.Komarova Akademli nauk, SSSR,
leningrad.
(Ossetia--Pastures and meMows) (Seed production)
, I -A; !, I -I