SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GILBERG, I. - GILDE, F.J.

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(MIRA 14:5)
(Nurek Hydroelectric ;-)wor station)
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AUTHOR: Gillberg, Lo 4-58-6-27/37
TITLE: Going to Meet the 21st Century - Man Controls *Neather
(Npvstrechu XXT veku - Chelovek upravIyAyet pop,,odoy)
PERIODICALz Znaniye - sila, 195e, Nr 6, P 44 ('153R)
ABSTRACT: Thic article deseribeR the efforts of the the Japnn,
Spain and other countries to control the wenther.
I. Weather-Control 2. Meteorology-Applications
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TnUi~ Before the Man-Flight
PERIWICAL, Znanlye - 311a, 1960, No. 10, pp. 6-8
TEXT: The author considers commonly wellknown facts in connection with
acoolerationtaffeoting the NOW body In space flight from starting to re-
entering and landing. The article is subdivided into the following single
topicst 1) Velocity ? No, accelerations; 2) What is the load factor ?; 3)
35 g; 4) L"d factor equal to zero. - In elementary form the difference between
the physical conceptions of velocity and acceleration is explained and it is
noted that the effect of accelerative forces can be considered as multiplied
weight of tbe body xinder acceleration or deceleration; in limiting case, the
zero-weisht corresponds to the state of weightlessness when the acceleration is
equal and opposite to gravitation, The acceleration is presented as a multiplej
or fraction of the gravity of the Earth, and it is equal to the load factor.
The physiological consequences of the accelerations are noted, to which the
pilots will be subjected; the known results of physiological tests are briefly
presented. - The known experimental units are described used commonly for pro-
ducing multiplied gravity affecting the human body; the centrifuge with cabin,
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AUTHOR: Gil'bert, L.
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TITLE: Verti cal. -Take -Off Planes
PMUOMCAL: Znaniye-sila, 1960, No. 4, pp. 34 - 36
In Th4, author reviews the vartouE 'hypes of vertical take-cff planes,
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such as the British Ectodyne, the Convair XFY-1, h-~ 1111'er X-1~ "Pmpelloplane",
t.he Doak 16, the French Atar Volant, the Ryan X-13 and *.Iie Colenpter. in 1936
the Soviet. helicopter designer ItL._~ratukhtn directed t~~ ~-slgnlng cf theLIAI-W
11 aA (-TsAGI 11 EA), a combined plane -he! 1copter with cne tearing screw, a wing
and two airplane-type tractor screwE, The "P-2hplka" AW-14 (AN-14) plane, des%ned
by.R.E. Antonov, has double extensible slit, Allaps to Phanrel the. tilpstream fr-m
the propeller downwards, thus giving the plane a very shcIrt take-off and landing
ran. The Soviet experimental "Turbolet" was designed ty A.N. Rafaelyants and V.
N. Matveyev. Me plane consists of a turbojqt engine mounted vert.ically on a -
metal framer. The pilot's cabin and fuel tanlk arE~ mounted alcrigside. In addl'Um
t,o gas contmls, the "Turbc-let" has jet !:ontrols consisting -f jet nozzles on
the ends of long protruding brackets which ars. fed with :omprr~sqsed air from the
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TITLE: IL- 18
PERIODICAL: Znanlye-Sila, 1960, No. 5, pp.
TEXT -. Informallon is given on the turboprop JL-118 passenger plane designe(i
by Vladimir Il'y1ch 111yush1n. The plane Is about 36 meters long and has a span
of more than 37 meters. It is powered by 4 turboprop engines cit!vploping a total
thrust of 16,000 equivalent HP. The plane vrulses at speeds up to 650 km/h and
has a range of 5,000 km with reserve fuel. The t0e.-off r,iri lz 800-1,2(Y)' Yr, and
the landing distance 600-700 m. Take-off weight is 59 ton5. The plane is de-
signed for maximum day and night-flying safetv at temperatures of from -60 to +60"
C in all-weather conditions. It is capable of flying easily on or even 2 en-
gines and is fitted with radar-fix equipment and exceillent rie-icing and firi-
fighting apparatus. The passenger accomodat.10n is "'Or 05 first-class or tou~Ast
passengers plus 8 sleeping bunks. This arrangement can te rapidly converted at
the airport into all 83- or 89-seater. Ther- is also an aiterriative lay-c-ut. for
a 111-seater. Airconditioning to a constant 200C arid normal humidity if- provided.
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AUTH OF-9 Gil'berg, L.; Fradkin, I.
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TITLE. The Design of NA-10 (KA-10)
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PBIODICAL: Znaniye-Sila, 1960,,'44o.7, P. 54
TEXT: In No. 4, 1959, of this periodical the article "Soviet Gyroplanes"
was published. Many readers wrote to the editor asking for details on the ae-
sign and operation of Ka-10, the smallest Soviet helicopter designed by NIkolay
Il'ich Kamov. These requests are complied with In this article. Ka-10 is a
single-seat coaxial helicopter with two carrying propellers which are placed
above each other and rotate in opposite directions thus ensuring the stability
of the plane. Their diameter is 6.13 m. The fuselage consists of thin-walled
welded steel tubes and there is no plating, no covered cockpit and no stabilizer.
There Is a vertical bearing at the tail and the carrier colurin is attached to
the fuselage. The propellers are driven by an A14-4r (AI-4G.1 motorcycle engine
of 55 hp at 4,500 rPm. Beneath the fuselage are two rubberized inflated balloons
which ensure smooth landing on land and water. The helicopter can remain air-
borne for two hours, its flying range is 195 km and Its maxii7im speed H6 km/h.
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The Design of RA-10 (KA-10) A104,/AO29
One of the main features of its driving system is the automatic autogyro control
designed by B.N. Yurlyev In 1911 (Photograph on Page 54). Figure I shows the
propeller hub and, above, the vertical ascent of the helicopteras well as the
propeller ut an angle to the vertical climb. The helioDpter requires a minimum
of landing space and during a flying exhibition in Tushino landed on the platform
of a truck, There. are 2 figures.
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TITLE: Return to earth
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PERIODICAL: Znaniye-sila, no. 7, 1961, 10-13
TIMT: The article reviews the equipment and techniques in stan-
dard use for emergency escape from high-speed jet planes, with
especial reference to ejection seat design, controlled.descent
and the.physiological.effects.-of ejection.and.exposure to high
altitudes on.the pilot. The author explains how high-altitude
suits and.compensating suits..help the pilot to withstand these
stresses and.survive.a bail-out at altitudes as.great as 12 km
All the information.is based on Western sources. The author
mentions prototype.cap6UIes which-consist in effect of the whole
forward portion of the fuselage together with the cabin, the
entire unit being detached.fr6m the rest.of the plane in an emer-
gency to descend by parachute. A development of this method is
used for landing astronauts from satellites. Emergency escape
C,
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Return to earth
cabins for astronauts have.also been developed. The pilot's
cabin is equipped witb a powerful rocket motor which can catapult
the cabin.to,a height from which it can descend by parachute,
should any mishap occur during launching. The motor is powerful
enough to eject tbe-capsule from the carrier-rocket even when the
main rocket engines are functioning during the active phase of
flight.
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(Mlffi~ 14:6)
(Aerunautics)

GILIB8RG, L.
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From the ftyicnnur "cosmodromoll and from Cape Canaveral. Znan.-sila
)8 no.?.,7.,,4 JTI 163. (MIRA 16M)

GILBMG, L.
WetlnB in the orbit. Pt. 2. Aviats kosmonavt () rjo. 7.-B..g 164.

SLLLI. A.; KlUIX, I.L., professor (translator]; GILIEW, L.A.. re-
daktor; OXAZKIZH. N.N., takhatcheekly rodaktor.
(Motallic Creep and heatrosistant alloys) Poltuchast' ustallov i
Maroprochuyis splavy. Psrovod s anglitskop I usuchmals, red.
I.L.Mirkiwa. Moskva, Gas. tzd-vo oboronnoi promyshlonnosti, 1953.
290 P. (MLRk 7:8)
(Crasp of metals) (Alloys)

RODIN, A.I.; GILIBIRG, L.A., rodaktor; CHIWTAKOVA, A.Y., takhatchookiyI
redsktol-- ......7... --'-
(Silver soldaring in the flame of a gas torch] Palka serebri"i
pripolami r plamoul gasovol. prolki. Kooky&. Goo. lzd-vo oborounoi
proaWshlemooti, 1954. 53 P. (KLRA 8:2)
(Ulder and soldering)

TKVTYUKHOV, K.S., GILIBUG, L.A., rodaktor; CHISTTAKOV, A.T., takhai-
chaskly rsdALVw#V?1"wO*"w'
(Safety measures in transportation inside the plant] Tekhnika
basopasnosti vautrlsavodekogo transporta. Isd-.3-a Ispr. i dop.
Houkra, Gos.lsd-vo oboronnoi promyshl.,1955. 227 p. (HLRA 8:9)
(Transportation--Safety measures) (Industrial safety)

TIKHOMI]ROY. Vladimir Ignatlyevich; TARASEVICH, R.M., dotsent, retsenzent;
LLPSHIN A.A., dotsent, retsenzent; 11OVITSKIY, Y.F., inzhon6r,
rotsentent; GILIBXRG,,L.A.. redaktor; KUZNNTSOVA. A.G., izdatell-
elay reds kt ~~,-TXMTZ ',L.A., takhaichaskiy redaktor
[Organization and planning in aircraft plants] Organizatsits i
planirovanie samolatostroitellnogo predpriiatila. Moskva, Goo.
izd-vo obor. promyshl.. 1957. 610 p. (MIRA 10:11)
(Airplane industry)

CIL'BE G Lev Abraxoyl Mth- IVANOV S.M., red,;. WITIN, I.T., tekhn.
Fa. I
red. .. 1 -1
(on an air cushion] Na vozduahnol podushke. Moskva, Izd-
vo "Znimie10 1963. 35 p. (Neves v zhisni, nauke, tekhnike.
IV Serliai Takhnika, no.13) (MIRA 16:8)
(Ground-effect machines)

IZAKSOI:, Aloksmir Piklisylovich; MILI, I...L.0 d(jktor- tekhi:. ri~uk,
rotaorivelit; b*l'RlZliB'VSKIY, S.Ya., kana. toklin. nauk,
dots., rotserizent; SHAVROV, V.B.j kand. tokhn. muh,
ret!ianzent; GIL'ilERG, L.A., red.
[Soviot holicol-tor industryl Sovetskoo vortoloto.Ar-wonie.
Motiva, liathino.-troanie, Pj64- 310 1). (MIIU 17-6)

FINKEL'SHTEYN, G.E.; VAYSMAN, L.M.; LARISETERp Ye.M.; Prinimall uchas-
tiyetq1~1HER04.1.1),4. inzh.; EELENIKIY, DeS., inzh.; IVANOVA,
V.A.j ini~-.; PEVOSENKO, V.A., inzh.; YAKUVENKO, Yu.B., inzh.
Device for technological control of the content of current-
conducting inclusions In condenser paper. Bum. I der. prom.
nu.4:6-12 O-D 163. (MIRA 1713)
1. Ukrainakiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut bumazhnoy
promyshlennosti.

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AP016128 SOUPCE CODE, TJB/0269./66/000/001/0138/0139
AUTHOR: ..Art ukhIn,, P, I.; Gillbortp E. N. Pronin, V. A.
0RG: Institute of Tnorganic Chemistry Siberian Branch of the AN SSSR,
Novo3i b-1-r3-1FTT`n-s FR76 eorganicbes ~6e fonija
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TITLE: Activation determination of Impurities in._F~.11 ~m
SOURCE: AN SSSR. SIbIrskoye otdeleniye. I,-vestlya. Serlys
kbirnicheakikh nauk, no. 1, 1966, 138-139
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i~CPIC TACS: allium, quantitative analysis, neutron irradiation
. ON Fl'?) 0' e,'0-) L A! ~ A? / 7-,P
:ABSTRACT, A sample of Cnllium weiChIni, 100 mg was placed In a quartz
!ampoule whici-, was t' on sePed and irrndiated with a stream of slow
.beutrons, 1.8 x 10 N/cm -see, for 8 hours. After irradiation, the
1 -5 Frams of each element)
igalliurn. together with the carriers (about 10
as dissolved An aqua rog.19 and the solution was evaporated to dryness.
iThe precipitate formed was dlssolvod in 30 ml concey)trated hydrochloric
iacid. The gallium was extracted three times from the solution obtalned.
,The equeous phase containing the Impurity elements was evaporated three
,times In a mtxture of n111r1c and hydrofluortc i3c.1o
1, almost to drylloss.
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'6r3enJc -'tellurium ond
(copper,,jindium' zing
Il'ollowing metals: cobalt; - I - _1 1. i
!tin.,-:"~The analytical results are abown in a table, Orij-. art. has:
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GILBERT, A., ing.; RUSMANICA, I., ing.
Hydros-lectric power construction works. Energetica Rum 12 no. 81
435-445 Ag 164.
1. Director General of the Enterprise d HydrDelactric Power
Contitruction (for Gilbert).

KUYWIT, P. and G11MRT, D.
Metody MateimitIcImeskoi Fiziki (Tor; Vtorci) (Metholds of Matheaatilcal Physics-Vcl. 2))
5M' r., Moscow and Leningrad, 1951.

GILIBERT, E.N.; PRONIN, V.A.; ARTYUKUN, P.I.; VALOV, P.M.
Extraction sepnrAtion of carrier-frei C057 from an Irradiated target.
Rndiokhimila 7 no.3:358-359 165. (MIRA 180)

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TAU reonilto of treating typical radius fracturese Ortopop
trma. i protez. no.lt23-30163, (MIRA 16:10)
1. 1z Sverdlovskogo instituta ramat-ologil i ortopedii (dir.
kand.med. nauk Z.Palubegina).
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TOROCWLOV, Ivan Kikhaylovich; SIMIRKOV. Aleksandr Vesillyevich;
MATSKIN, Leonid Arkedlyevich: SLUTSKIY. Lev Borisovich;
(ilb-IBMT, Ste-pan Fomich- ALUSAMMY, Adollf Moritsovich;
RAST vedushchly red.; FXDOTOVA, I.G., tekhn.red.
[Automatic filling of petrolaum products tank tnicks] Avto-
wtiabankil naliv neftoproduktov v avtomobilInye taisterny.
Hosk-w. Goe.nouchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry.
ig6o. 83 p. (MIRA 14:3)
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TRANS14ATION FROM: Referativnyly zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957,
Nr 2, p. 292 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Nomokonov, V. P., Gillbershteyn, P. G., Umnov, V. F.
TITLE: CC-26-51A Station Amplifiers for High Frequency Seismic
Geophysical Exploration (Usilitell stanteii SS-26-51 D
dlya vvsokochastotnoy seysmorazvedki)
PERIODICAL: v Sb.: Razvedochnaya i promyslovaya geofizika. Nr 15,
Moscow, Gostoptekhizdat, 1956, pp. 81-83.
ABSTRACT: Amplifiers of the(widely used CC-26-514 stations can be
used for high fi,equency from 60 to 120cps and higher) seismic
geophysical exploration on the condition that the filters and
output stages are changed. The converted filter and output stage
circuits and their frequency characteristics are given. Low
frequency attenuation amounts to 32 to 24 db (instead of 15 to
17 db for stock amplifiers). The redesigned amplifiers can be
used even in the 30 to 50 cPS frequency range.
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-GILIBERSMI,-Y-DL.; UMNUV, V.F.
Transportable seismic stati,n f6r studying small depths in regions
with difficult access. Trudy XRI 36:96-102 159. (MIRA 15:5)
.(Seismic prospecting)

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GIIIBIMHTEYN, P.G.; GURVIM, I.I.
Using perforated materials for Wo-dimensional seismic modeling.
Izvovysouchebezava; geol.i razve
1. Mookovakiy goologorasvedochnyy
Treat "Goof iznef teuglarazvodka".
(Geological modeling)
3 no.1:139-156 Ja 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
institut im.S.Ordzhonikidze i
(Seismic waves)

XOWUDTN I.A.
Small-vise field seismoscops, for measuriuS the speed of elastic
waross Geofix, rasved, no.2:87-99 160. (MIU 13:12)
(asismometers)

QILIMSE!Wl, ?.a.
Designing perforated models of seismic media. Geofise rasved. no.2:
100-119 160, (MIRA W12)
(Seismic waves)

GURVICH, I.I.j GIL'BBRBHTM$, P.G.
Determination of the absorption constants of seismic vaveo. Geofiz.
rs,wed. no,4:3-14 161. (MIRL 14:7)
(Seismic prospecting)

GILIBFMHTEYN~ P.G.
Calculation of the propagation velocity of a longitudinal
wave bi a seismic model with holes. Goofiz. razved. no.8:3-17
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GILIBERSHTEYN, P.G,; GURVICH, I.I.
Bormal reflection of lateral waves in perforated materials for
osismic modeling. Geofiz. raved. no.9:3-7 162. (KRA 15:9)
(Seismic prospecting-Wels)

GILIBE M TEYN, P.G.; POCHTOVIX, V.S.
Use of porous materials for making volumetric seismic models
with controlled properties. Geofiz. razved. no.9:8-27 162.
(KRA 150)
(Seismic prospooting-14odels)

GILIEERSHTEYN, F.G.; GURVICH, I.I.
Use of two-dimensional models in studying front waves from stra
of varying thickness. Isv. AN SSSR. Ser. geofiz. no.lli1605-16
N 163. (MIRA 16:12 )
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedocknyy Institut tm. S.Ordzhonikidze.

GILIBMETEYN, P.G.
ReMatiom of longitudinal waves from rectilinear
boundAries in perforated pl&tes In cases of oblique
incidemos. Geotim. rasred. no.120-11, 163. (MIRA 16:11)

Accwsiat im: AAoo56o2 5/0286/63/000/022/0054/0055
AM92: G914~tMap,lo,A.; k2terov, V. V.; Vasillyev, A. M.; PosternsX.
Xa. I.; LevInj, L. S.; Umor, V. F*;'Koloskov, 1. A.
T=M: Katho& for canvating arrLval time and rhase of seismic vaves for
elactrMIC al6ttal a yrowsing. class 42, no. 15&T32
SOUFM ByuL izd5reto I tovarn. znakov, no. 22, 1963j. 54-55
TOM am: DOILMOUa" sedside vav'e,, automatic data processing, data processing,
selasic data, coguter awLlysie., magnetic recoxtIng., eloctronic ccagatation saismic.
dAA, 31 UtexpolsrUon,, arrival time, phase
ABSMM: A wthodL U described for carpWag arrival time and phase ce Seismic
vaves; for prooessIng t1me into a digital cospAer fran multichannel cox lated.
selsisopvias dbtaLw& by the oscinograThic wWuA or by an inked gralh. Variable
t&W transport medoxdsm. speeds an mild-fted as a readout accuracy factor by
amp2qAM magwdc material to make the strokes marking both time and the arrival
times and. 3Aiases. TWwe strokes are.read out IV magnetic heads, the number of
PXIBW to the strokes for the t1me marks is sunmed, and vith
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Is mda In each of tbo du=&U of the aisteum betmm the bro c3mest t1w
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AT6031368 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/66/ooo/000/0034/oo4i
AUTHOR: Vasillyev, Yu. F.; Gil'berchteyn, P. G.; Gurvich, I. I.; Ivakin, B. N.
ORG: none
TITTLE: Perforated materials for two-dimensional seismic modeling
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut fiziki Zemli. Geoakustika; ispol'zovaniye zvuka i ul'tra-
zvuka v seysmologii, Beysmorazvedke I gornom dele (Geoacoustics; the use of sound
:and ultrasound In seismology, seismic prospecting, and mining). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka
,1966, 34-41
TOPIC TAGS: seismic modeling, perforated material, seismic wave Ratima- elastic
!wave prerag"icn
ABSTRACT: A description is given of the use of perforated materials for controlling
Ldensity and elasticity in ultrasonic seismic-wave modeling experiments conducted in
the Institute of Physics of the Earth of the Acad~my__2f Sciences USSR and the 1,1osco#
~Geological Prospecting Institute. Parametric measurements were made on two-dimensional
isheets of duraNm_,__biWii_,_i_ron__, and plexiglass containing perforations (d = 1-10 rin)
!arranged in triangular, hexagonal, and rectangular grids. The ratio of the dominant
1wavelength to the distance (which ranged from 2.5 to 20 rnm) between the perforations
!Ivarled from 4 to 50 depending upon the type of' sheet and the nature of the experiment.
xperiments were conducted to establish: 1) the possibility of recording regular

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longitudinal and shear waves, 2) the relationship between the effective elastic,,-,mve
,propagation velocities and the size, number, and shape of the perf'orations, 3
) the
dispersion velocities, 4) the absorption of the elastic-wave energy, and 5) the
~possible appearance of velocity anisotropy and absorption in sheets with different
perforation patterns. The results of experiments showed that under certain conditionP
!regular longitudinal, shear, and surface waves arise in perforated materials and
.pro~a.gate with characteristic velocities almost without dispersion or attenuation as
idetermined by the coefficient of effective absorption. Thus, perforated materials
specific conditions behave like a macrohomogeneous, nonideal, elastic medium to
!which can be imparted isotropic, anisotropic, or smoothly changing properties. The
1hpplicability of these materials in seismic modeling is determined by the appropriate-;
iness of the elastic, density, and absorbing properties of the rock to the analogous
1parameters, which can be controlled in perforated sheets by changing the perforation
pattern. The accuracy of reproducing properties in these models is very high,
Ireaching 1-2% in the case of velocity. Orig. art. has: figures. [DMI
:,sn coDE: o8/ SUBM DATE: 2BMar66/ DRIG REF: 0071 ATD PRESS: 5088
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AUTHOR: Gil'bershteyn, P. G.; Grechishnikov, G. A.; Nomokonov, V. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Construction of wide-band transducers for seismic modeling
SOURCE: Ali SSSR. Institut fiziki Zemli. Geoakustika; ispol'zovaniye zvuka i ul'tra-
z,.,uka v seysmologii, seysmorazvedke i gornom dele (Geoacoustics; the use of sound
and ultrasound in seismology, seismic prospecting, and mining). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka,
i
1966, 62-64
TOPIC TAGS: acountic detector, acoustic receiver, seismic modeling, seismology, wide
;band transducer
ABSTRACT: A new type wide-band receiver to be used in seisinic modelinj~ is described.
It consists of Rochelle salt platec; or different thickness and h6iglit,
each with its own natural. frequency, which form a receiver with wider band-frequency
characteristics when stacked together. nie (lampinp of natural frequencies was .?/
accomplished by coverinr the stack with a 1-2-mm thich likyer of transparent eroxy
resin. The receiver, shown in Fig. 1, requires no clamp, as the contact is estab";_'~Ied
by a thin layer of vaneline. A piLlse transmitt~~d through a brass sheei cDnsisted of I
a single vibration with an apparent frequency of IC;Q kcps uid rL P-.11se duration of
'I 'L6 pace. Compared to the older-type receivers, thf- total pulse duration of the new
I
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Fig. 1. Sketch of the new receiver
(dimensions are given in mm).
Fig. 2. Direction pattern of
the new receiver.
detector at the same apparent period was shortened by 50%, and the resolution was
improved accordingly. Use of a filter with a cutoff frequency above 80 kcps decreased:
l
the apparent frequency to TO kcpa without changing the shape of the signal. Fig. 2
shows the direction pattern of the receiver. Orig. art. Ms: 3 figures. [CS)
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ACC Wi W7001909 SOURC-E-CODE:-UR./0387/66/000/0i'-?,,6011/6027
AUTHOR: Curvich, I. I.; Pochtovik, V. S.
ORG: Moscow Cealogical Prospecting Institute im.. S. Ordzhonikid-e (IAo:-,kov:;kiy geologo-
razvedochnyy institut); Geofiznefteuglerazvedka Trust (Trest Geofiznefteuglerazvedka)
7~'TLE. 3)"Icl investigations of a'two-dimensional seismic waveguide with sharp
boundaries
SO*L-'~,CE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika Zemli, no. 12, 1966, 11-27
TO~IiC TAGS: seismic modeling, interference wave, ultrasonic seismoscope, seismologic~
4nstrument
ABSTRACT: 71wo-dimensional seismic waveguide model invescigations were conducted in
which the kinematic and amplitude characteristics of interference waves
WO.-F-1 examined in relation to the thickness of the layer. Duralum models
(1000 x 500 x 2 mm) were used. A perforated band with a triangular net--
apertures served as the waveguide layer. Rochelle salt cryst .als
(6 x 6 x 6 mm) acted as receivers, while an ultrasonic seismoscope re-
corded both narrow (60 kc) and broad (600 kc) bands. The effeLt Of
changing the location of the source relative to the layer on the ampli-
tu(Ic of the interference waves both within the layer and in the surroundin,-,_
Medium was studied. In the case of a solid low-velocity layer a very.
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intense interference's was observed when the source was insice.tne
layer. When the source was outside the layer, a surface wave was gen-
erated vhose amplitude diminished rapidly with distance from the-layer-
boundary. Orig. has:! 12 figures and 2 formulas.
Art.
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ATD PRESS: 5111
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AUTHOR: Pronin, V. A. Gillbert, E!_14. and Artyuldiins P. I.
I -..... ...... .......... -.1- - .
ORG., Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Siberian Department, A14 USSR, Novosibirsk
TITIX: Determinat-)n of Impurities in thallium b the neutron activation method
1)
SOURCE: M SSSR. L'Ibirskoye otdelenlye. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskilzh nauk,
no. 1, 1966, 80-90
TOPIC TAGS: thallium, sorption, gamma spectroneter
ABSTIMM The -.,;Ivc trome try method was combined x.-ith the rapid chem Ical
separation of impurities to determine Sb, Ga, Fe, In, Zn, Cu, Co, As, Te, and Sn
in thalliun. The Puthorsst study of the extraction equilibria in the system beta,
beta' -dichlorodlethyl ether (Ildiloreksl)-water rolutions of hydrochloric acid for
a large nunber of elements Indicated that T1 can be removed by extraction NrIth
Idiloreks from 311 11C1, while Sb, Ga, and Fe can lie separated from the remaining
nicro-inpuritios by extraction from 9-10N HCL. The Go, Cu, In, In, As, Tl, and Sn
Impurity elaivnts min ba divided Into L1,1o groups on the hases of different sorption
capacity of fluoride complexes on anailoo1tlc. ;n, and To, with a concentration
of 5-3 N 11F are sorbed on the anionite whereas Co, Cu, In, and Zn freely pass
throu.-h the columin. Nuclear-physical characteris tics of the elements Co, In, Zn
and 01 ps !!n1l as Sb, Ga, and Fe, permit their Identification without further chemical
se paratio Orig. art. host 2 figures and 2 tables. fjiRS.- 37,1771
Cand UDC: 543.53

.GILIBIKH, G-.S., lnzh.-. MUKOSEYEV, Yu.L., prof.,; NAKULIN, Yu..P., inzh..: BAK, S.I.,
inzh.
Electric pcwer supply of oil well dri'llAng HL-,F. Prom. eno~rp.. ~O
no.10:28-34 0 165. (MIRA 1S.-JO)
.1. Mizannknve otdolenive Gosiidarstvenn-vc j7(1vC'ktnc;tv Instituta
"E'l ek troprove kt " (f or G i I I bi k11) . 2. 1 c r I b c vvi - v r - I I , -I hn i ~ he!i kiv
institut (for MukoE;evev). 3. Trest Tu:mazaburnefO, Bashkirskaya
SSR (for NIkulin). 4. Institut BaRbne'teV,rovekt (for Bak).

GILIBO, E.Z., YMOAZINA, A.Ta.
CAunnslan recurrent typhus. [with summnry in French]. zhur.nevr. i
poll1h. 58 no.2tl77-180. 158 (MIU 11:5)
1. Stnvropollskayn paikhonevrologicheakRya bollnit9n (glavnyy vrach
A. Tn. Dorsht).
(PARASIS. therapy,
fever ther,with malpria & CRucAsiRn recur.fever &penicillin
(Rue))
(FEVO THKUPT. in vnr.dis.
parsois, malaria & Cauensian recur, fever ther.with
penicillin (Rue))
(PINICITZIN, ther.use,
paresis, with mahrin & CauaRsian recur. fever ther. (Rue))

3ERG, S.L., polkoynik; VOROBIYEV, V.I., kapitan pervogo ranga- GILIDD
r
kapitan pervogo ranga; AVANMKO, A.A.; BALAY HINA, K.Y..;
~XIIIIKOVP B.S., kapitin vtorogo ranga; ijAKFUNA, G.F.; MNUUM,
N.V.; BUTYIERIA, F.Ya.; VOROBIYEV, V.I., kapitan pervogo ranga;
GA-'-'S, I.P.; GINMI1, N.S.; GLADDII, D.F., polkovnik; GOLOVANOVA, L.G.,
kand. ist. nauki GOLUIEVA, Z.D., kand. filol. nauk; GOIXHA.,0VA, A.I.;
ZAVIADVO.cOU, :411.; IVANOVA, N.G.; WMIZIN, G.D.; KOVALICEUK, A.S.;
ITOMDOYA, V.A.; 1110VA, Ye.I.; FOLMU"OVA, T.I.; URI', L.S.;
PwIlEiAh'i A.U.; PZI',IZS, V.I.; SAVINOVA, G.N.; SENJUKU'A, T.I.;
5MIT'IKOV, h.G., kand. ist. nauk; Fth-PTNA, I.I.; CHINUVA, N.N.;
'YASEISKAYA, L.F.; GLADIII, D.F., olkovnik; LAMISHY, Ye.F.p pod-
policovnik; LEJEDM', S.M., kapitan pervogo ranga; 01WYMCIEM, N.I.,
kapitan pervogo ranga; NADVODSKIY, V.Ye., podpolkovrik; DE3,111, L.A.,
inzil.-kontr-uhriral, glav. red.; Kibl,'KIN, N.S., polkovnik, zar. otv.
red., LEVCHENKO, G.I., admiral, red.; BAKETINA, G.F., tekhn. red.
(Eaval atlas) Morskoi atlas. n.p. lzd. Glavnof,o _Ihtaba Voenno-
Mornko Plota. Vol-3. (Ijaval history] Voenno-istoricheskii.
Pt.l. roext for the maps) Opisaniia k kartar- l(!59. )-xii, 1~,42 p.
(NIAA 15. 5)
1. hursia (1C)23- U.S.S.R.) I-linisterstvo oboror-O-.
(Paval history)

GILIBOp I. S.
GILIBO, 1. S. "The arteries of the testes.' First Lenirgrad Medical
Inst imeni Academician I. P. Pavlov. Leningrad, 1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in,,Sciences)
~~--dical
So: Knizhnaya Letopist, No. 18, 1956

USSR/Human wid Anirial M)rph.-I.)a - N.;rLml and Path)l,,,jcaI. S
Circulat)ry System.
Abs JDur Ref Zhur Dial-0 ND 11, 1958, 50280
A ~: t'~ i ) r
Title Arteries 3f the Mle Sexual Gland in Mwi
WE; Pub Arlthiv anatordi, G4st:)l. i mabriAoE;ii, 1957, 34, N) 1,
w6-i14
AUStract The internal sporrntio artery (A) is tle maiii vessel
snpplyinr; the testis, and the appendix. A :if the ductus
defereus as well a9 the the external spermtic A are com-
plenentary. The structUre of the arterial channel if
the seninal cord has roijy variants which nay be brou(tt
d)w t:) the ebbrpaal, reduced and intermediate f.)rms,
and uhich correspind to the structure Df the venDus and
nervous plexuses. The constittition of the arterial chcai-
nel A the testis expresses its structure and devel,)Imerit:
Card 1/2

GILIBO, I.S. (LemiWad, D-25, Nevakty prosp., d.101, kv..39.)
..
Arteries of the epididymis in man. Arkh.anat.gist. i embr.
3? no.7:88-91 J1 '59- (MIRA 12:10)
1. lafedra normal'noy anatomli (zav. - prof.H.G.Prives) I
1~eningradnkogo meditsinakogo institute, im. I-P-Paviova.
(EPIDIDTMIS. blood supply)

GIL'BO, X. P., SHUMMVICH) Ya. M. I MWM, V. F.
Tvo cases of salverman encephalopathy; cure. Vest. ven. i derm., No 2, 1952.

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none
T771.rt Fourth scientific and technical f r t
.L~ n.. actlon pvthNs"
,-WRCEx InzarltolInaya tekhmika, no ~ L 4, 5649
TOPIC TAGSs cybernetica, electric measurcment e ectric quantity instrument,
digital conputer, electron en , e ectric angineerine confcrence
A3STR&M" The conCorence was hold 1-4 July at 6s All-Union Scientific Research
Institut* of Metrology by the Section of Slectrioal Measurements of the Cc -unoil __ on-
Problem of "Soiantific --- In3trum-ant-Making" or the
or Sciontiric Roanarch Yrork in the SSSR together with the All-Union Sclentific-
Bosom)) Institute of Electrical Uessur-ement Instrumen.ts %nd the L*n1ngr!kd_Pegion&I
-idL'7'in"1q-tr'ctWn` of-6-a-So-lan t"Ific* and Technical Division of the In rumen M kin
~~t~ t
Fifty-sevan roportB were heard and discussed. Reports were given byi P.
FOVIT,~,K Y (Loningrad)--"Definition of the Concept of Informational Irror in Measurs-
mont and its Importance in Practical Use" and "On the "Isis or the Iverage Inforsaa
tional criterion of Accuracy Throughout the Intire 8cals of an Instrvisent's Too 4.
C&Xd WL

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XUP-Mr)IMPT (Moso*w)--*On Determine6on of the, Criteria of Accuracy for MesoUrINIOnt
c-o S. 11. HANDBLIS11TAN (Leningrad) --report on a now criterion of acournoy of
n0bourostont instruments; P. F. PARSHIN (Len ingrad)--re port on Optimization whan.
using Fourier transform on electronic diCital oomputeres S. P._RIA
DOLGINTS"VA and A!
_A ATQ --proposal of a now -athod for sol"Wr~,
, JP _T (Lantngrad) n
prob optimum filtering for non-stRtionary rftndom alKnals and intorCerencol
0._C11S1,Pk?,'PV.-"CRlcul&tion or the Dynamic Chirqotarlatlos or an Optimum Complex
.Wo-chnnnol System which Uses Signals from a Position Meter and from R Speed Meter'l
R._AL_?94WM (baningrad)--"Optimum Periodic Correction in the Moftsuromont of
Conti,=113 P. AB,*!qUCH (Mosoow)--"Anslysis and Construction of Devices
Nr (,nrriotion of Non-lin4srity and Sesling for 11nitery Codesi G. V. GORSLOVA
(T%g%nro&)--"A 14"thod for Stntistioal Uptimi*zation in GrnduNting the SnRlse or
31ectrical M*Asurinr In-Artiments"I M. A. E&INWRAN (11os0oW)--"&n&l0&-D1r1t&l Voltage
Convorter with Automatic Error Y. S. KALENCUUK and
__L. J.L_TK'.TSaU1 (Kier) --wAutomatto Monitoring of the Parameters 3? 6a iieotrioal
Sipals of Complox Radio and. Electronic iquipmnt"l V. Pa PEROV (Vosoow)--"Opqr&t1onA
Cybernotloo as nn Independent 6oientiflo Speoialization NI L"x jl!_,1Q_(lAnintrad)- -
'On the Probles of grfootivo Non-linear Scales"i A. 1. MARKELOV (Mosoow)--"D*vi*e#
for Preliminary Prooessing of the Results of Usaiu-ments Presented in the ram or,/1
Gem 2/4

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ACCI.IZION 1.1s iPr?OOh677
Graphlo Recordings For Subsequent Introduction of the Information Into Universal
Digital Cmputarg"; 0. U. MOGILMR and S. S..SOKOLO.V (LaninsrRd)--"On a Rethod for
Redneinr, Sxesdo InfW~Wi-oi~ )-.T! -L.-PAOLKY IM. (Lon I nrr ad) --*A Device tar Temporal
Di~rrntf&Gtlon of Continuous Sirnals"j_A, A. LYOVIN and M. L! P&IS (M(;Roow)--
"Optimitntion of tho Trans-Mesion of Tolemetrio Information as a Means for Raising
the Efficiency an-I 311minsting llnterrarenos"12.t_S- 0 OYSKIY (Voscow)--"On a Ste-
tintle Approach to the Detention of Swents In Automatic lospootion"j-11. I.WIN_ t
(Lanin~rad)-.*Hothod tar Caloulaiing the Holding TI-ne or Co~muniontlona in a Contrad
lized Inopiction lystem or Constant Servicing TIAel 0. N. PROINSHTSYN,_~. L. RAYXINI
an4 V. V. RYKOV (Ito-scow)--"On a Singlo-Lins Mnsa Servio - Sist m-with Lossasol-G-
--report on circuit danirno tar direct oonp9nftmtjon electrical
dir,itel' mnnsurinG Jnjtrtra4ntsj A, N. KOVIOV (Novochirka ask)--report on a now method
for conp)nnntlon of d1r.ItnI b~'idgesj It. W. GLAZOV (Leningrad )__ report on the problem
,of voltnro-Lo-anVjInr rotation conversionj Va So GUTNI!~OV (Leninrr&d)--"I1sthods for
ConRtruction, of Froquenoy CApncitanc Pickups with a Linear
-,SYIIOPYXTDVK and R. R. KILARCHMKO (MoLow)--repart on the determination or the AMpli-.
tude-fr:qu~noy)an! phase characteristics or PFIA and M. modulatorstjo. 1. fH?1T&K_OV'
'(Kovach rk. ask -- The Phototransistor as a Switch ror Electrical MeAsurament
Yurpos*0x*s H. V. report 0*n_~~a _f;r making universal equip-
.mant far mossuramont of current, voltage and pow's rl P. P. ORNATSXIY and V- I#
ZOZVLYA (X19 ports an the oonstruation of, stotio Voltmeters. ~Wattm*Wq VA4
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phnsn "tars; A.'V.- TRI'K!LANOV, 1. _G._.59Y$M1,YAY.SV, N.J.-SABUN, V. Me RAZIN and V. A.
GORBUNOV (Tomak)'.-_iep~ort on a device for automatic processing of the measurements of;
vf6r_n_6Tn amplitw1a or pneumatic hanmral L. K. RUKINA and V. 0. XWORRING (beninq&4
--report an tho development of a digital measuring-pres-surs. force, I
Atc.; N. P. DADITKINA (Laningra0--re port on a method for constructing rrequenoy
pirk,upis for rat orinlysiol Yes Me LOPOV, V. A. BRAZKNIKOV and B. Yes LIKUTSINDER
(Gybyeho v )--reports on an-&-fy-sts an-d Yu. V.
__j7.jiT.,1r[jN:Y0V,(X%Vbysh*v)--*A High Speed Voltago-to-Digital Code Converter for so
Pick-upi"I 0. P. TIKIMOV and VLK. 1MY9V (Vilna)--*A Hithly Accurate Digital Peak-
to-PI34k Y6Y_1~W-_t76i:`ri _aAd 3. M. PiR_65_(1Wnintr&d)--"A Lew Level Analog-Ditital Volts,'
age ConTertor."
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GILIBO, Ye.P.; P[MVOZVANSKIY, A.A.
. ~, 11
Steady state in the discrete system of sop-by-step optimalizing
control taking into consideration the inertness of the controlled
object in the presence of random disturbances. Trudy LPI no.226:
147-156 163. OURA 16:9)
(Automatic control)

k)/ZfP(h)/W(1) IJP(C) WW/BG.
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AUTHOR: GU'W ingrad)
(Lpn
TITIZ: Optimm characteristics of nonlinear converters in the presence of
interferencei
SOURCE: AN 86$R. Izvestiya. Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 4, 1965, 148-153
TOPIC TAGS: nonliogutr ontrol system automatic control desip~~ control circuit,
c A '- I 1~
ilignal signal to noise ratio, randoin-no-i-s-e"signal, filter circuit
ABSTRACT: 'W ibutomatic control systems there is often a need for nonlinear con-
version of ;rignalil. To exclude various interferences such conversion systems con-
tain an inpot filter whicb smoothens out the input signal. However, such engineer-,
in& solutionti are often far from the optimum one. Consequently, this author in-
vestigates the synthesis of nonlinear converters for random input signals obeying
the normal distribution law. The discussion follows the general theory of optimum
nonlinear filtration developed by V. S. Pugacheii (Teoriya sluchaynykh funktsiy i
yeye primeneniye k zadacham avtomaticheskogo upravleniya, Fizmatgiz, 1962). For
various kinds of nonlinear conversion the paper gives estimates of the sensitivity
of a given system to the type of nonlinearity aa a function of the signal-to-noise
Coid 1/2

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ACCESSION APSP21857
ratio. Orig. art. bast 41 formulas and 5 figures.
ASSOCUTION;t None
AUBMITTED: 29Feb64 ENCL.- 00
110 REP SOV: 003 OTHER: 001
SUB CODE: I910P

GILIN)f YO.P.
Inolating a tignd from Its nonlinear conversion on the back-
groune of random interferences. TrvAy LPJ 252t127-132 165.
(MIRA ISM

GILIBO, Ye- (Laningrad), 41"JiELPANOV, I.B. (Leningrad.)
Characteristic of an optimal inertialass impulse noise filter. Avtom.
i tel"n. 26 no.6:1074-.1078 Je 165. (MIRA 180)

GILIBO, Ye..P.,(Laningrad)
Optimal characteristics of a nonlinear converter in the presence
of interference. Izv. AN SSSR. Tekh. kib. no.4t148-153 Jl-Ag 165.
(MIRA 18:11)

z-7-7 A
=91 V259 2
3/65/0W/ 52/0127/;4,
A
inin
ti 441 x0 4A-,
ts.
TVLEC Be of 6i AkWIV*'Its nonlinear transformation in a random noise
b
k&Vund
4c
smc~,
LOWWO POX Ob" wtilat, Tiu4y. no. 252, 1965, Din-Jim i
J~ 40Mjl=4% (4nandes and duribility of
432
"lc 4w: 00a1 identificationj signal, noise
the"elvAl At) vhen the input to the measurivS
I 'A'efth 4 1 b moba ftoti" of the signal y - O(x) and of some
r 1 - + n(t))t is discussed. The problem i*y
tie 0"
-0= 6d t* #'W'8tbV*tiOA X* - X(S) whiob will give the optiaw-
oz~ Ifinim'sibg the dispersion
apwox~wtion 141, for: ~.'i
an "PtVagion fo~ *~e tOM MAlon Is found as

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e noise a(t) solution of y OW for
ber W wooiut
0
X; ~ fyU) - probob ~!~ty ty ~Of vocess y(t)7. The dispersion of the error of the
optin" tren 6tr r6wd 60
of
f5yl z wo
9i*On I A. As P0 Pratlesq v U.01inemkh avitonati0heekikh
vie 6 met Vil-U. t. Sol 1 If) instisd of the optima dhersioteristio
X(s), tbe nota: on (I *(s) is usedo then the error dispersion
V
Z, V(Y) 7 11 (2)1'.
2 2
Lon "dui I f6i -W) Amlinar-fitmotion y k x with
Th wadaiat
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SOURCE: Avt*Wft -o. 2, 1965, 70-75
TOPIC TAGS: rollability: theory, r0liability engineering, system reliability
T,
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4 the nonlinear characterisUe of a. device which Is
al with V OMWIM error dispersion criterion for the problem of the
to
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or Me koOvrn f fik" al wentiovial mode of the Instrumem and for
are or a,
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GIL'BRIKHT-ILIKOVSKAYA, A. [,Gilbricht-Ilkawska, A.)
4 -
Sojae characteristics of the succession of mif~rofauna in a hay
Infusion representing an experimentul aquatic ecosystem. Vop.
ekol. 5335-37 162. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Institut okologit Pollskoy AN, Varihava.
(Micro-organi8ms)

.- G.ILGA., F., ca"fi.44te in gtitnte economice; TONITA, 0., candidRt4inftitnte
66elhomice
"Increased rentability of 9+e agriculturia farms" by V.Baghinschi.
Reviewed by F.Gilca and 14.Ionita. Probleme econ 15 no.2:142-146 F162.

~~,&,_eandidat in st,iinte economice; IONITA. M., candidatin
stAnte economice
Many-sided and intensive development of production on
conee-tive farms. Probleme aeon 15 no.8:43-56 Ag 162.

_Atk2&j FI., candisbLt in stiinte economice; IONITA, ?.',. , c&ndidat in stiinte
economice; REDEJ, D., candidat in stiinte economice
Aspects of economic efficiency of sunflower 1pultures on collective
farms in the Ca-MrIkei District. Probleme econ 16 no.1:117-123 Ja 163.

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G t! G1 L I CH.',IKO A'V., retmenzent; DATYDOVA, M.A.,
ot.v. -,a vypu'13k',-' MvoviM, Ya.D., tokb.,.. red.
fl',odorn organization of the orection of buildirq,-s from
panc-la and blockal Sovrovannaia organizatslia nontazha zda-
nil iz P,nolei I )1okov; uchobnoo pobic (ilia zao(~hnogo po-
vynb(inhit kvi-.1ifilmisil Inmerno-taklmicheslAkh rnbotnikov
k proEyar-uw karBa "Progressivnaia tekhnologiia I orguniza-
trila stroitollnogo proizvodstva." Monkvu, V.-30S.ZV()CIu)yi
toklmiku, 1(1)63. l)7 p. (V3 i,A 16:12)
("huildings, Frefabricated)

B
QK Z.1,
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Unit for the preparation of water-oil emulsions. Stroitell 8
no.11M N 162. (KRA 1631)
(Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applioations)
(Emulsions)

AID P - 4021
Subject USSR/Power
Card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 10/31
Authors : Gillcher, 0. A. and A. D. Shleyfman, Engs.
Title : kea~s of'elim-'inating vibrations In relays of the EN
and ET-520 type.
Periodical : Elek. sta., 11, 36-38, N 1955
Abstract : These types of relays are discussed and explained in
detail. Research on new types is reported. Three
diagrams.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

BASS. N.A., inshener; GILICHIR, O.A.. inzhener; SAVOST'TAhDV, A.I.,
Inthener.
Using PZ-156A distance protection. Ilsk.sta. 27 no-7:41-46
11 156. (MLRA 9tio)
(Ilectric apparatus and appliances)

GILIGM, 04, itish.
Blocking the remote protection from simultaneous voltage vanishing
in three phases. Xlek. eta. 30 no-3:74-76 Mr '59.
(MIRA 12:5)
(Electric netvorks) (Zlectric switchgear)

GILICH&R. TeodorIgilcer, ?.I (Praga)
Nesent state and future of Czechoslovak railroads. Zhel.dor.
transp. 44 no.518344 My 162. (KDA 15: 5)
(Czechoslovakia-Railroads)

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In ZO
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GnDAU , _ ~.j VALERIU, A.
Measuring the distribution of the magnetic field by means of nuclear
magnetic resonance. Studii cerc fiz 11 no.2:462-467 6o. (EUI lo:l)
(Magnetic fields) (Magnetic resonance)

GILIDE, E.K.
Entimnting footwenr costs. Leg. prom. 18 no.4:6-8 Ap 158.
(HMA 11:4)
1. Znmostitall glitynogo bukhgAltern Unrnvlanlyn kozhoveitno-obuvnoy I
mokliovoy nromyehlannonti LeningrAdskogo Sovnnrkhozn.
(Shoo mnnufncture--Costs)

GILSIX, A.K.
Bonus systems for decreasing second-grade production in shoo
factories, Legeprom. 18 no,11:1)-15 N '58. (MIRA 11:22)
(8hoe manufacture) (Bonus syvtem)

GILIDS, R.K.
__-_ ...
Utilizing the reverse aide of materials In shoo fhetoricas Ko,-h.-
obtiv.prom, two4:1-4 Ap 159. (MIRA 12-.7)
(Shoo manufacture)

GILIDEI H.t:.
M
1
erhanivitlon of estJmated and standrird arcoiirjtln-. Kozh.-obljv.pror..3
no.3:9-12 Mr 161. 1 14.- 6)
(Machine accounting)

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AUTHOR:
ORG: lzirtitutv f,.:r Th,~:xetical Mysics, Jozoef Attila Scientific University
(Jozsef Attila Tudomarijoryetem Ehieleti Fizikai Intezet
TITLE: TemperAture
SOURCE: FizU-J no. 10, 1965, 304-311
TOPIC TAG': tv--,!,perature, themodynamics
AWTRACT: Scientific) expertmentalt and philosopical aspects of tempera-
ture were discussed and some common, misunderstandings regarding tempera-
ture were traced to their origin and dispelled. The following subjects
were Jealt with: experimental aspects of the temperature concept, theore-
tical devclopment of the theories dealing with heat and temperature, fea-
sibility of the realiuktion of a system endowed with empirical tempera-
ture, concept of absolute temperatures characteristics of absolute tam-.
parature, and philosophical ramifications of the temperature concept.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 26 foruulas.. (JPRS: 33,9091
SUB CODE 1 20 / SUEM UTE: none / ORIG REF; 004 / 01H VM; 003

HLINGARY/ftsical Chemistry. Molecule. Chemidal Bond. B
Abe Jour: Ref Mur-Xhimiyao no 22, 1958, 72955.
Author F.J. Gilde, M.I. B6.
Inst '-/' ;~,:' I ,
Title F2ectronic Structure of Cr(III) Rexacyanide CoMlek
Ion by the LCAO Method.
Orig Pub: Acta phys. et bhem. Szeged, 1957, 3, No 1-4, 42-48.
0) -
Abstract: The complex CCr(CN)63 ' was studied by the
MO= method. Nine 3d-, 4s- and 4p-orbits or.
Cr vith 3 electrons (corresponding to the Cr-,r
ion) and three 2p-orbits of each C atom with
4 electrons at every atom were considered. The
27 available AO-s vere divided according to
types corresponding to irreducible group con-
cepts of 06: G - 2A (4s and the linear combina-
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