SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POLOZOV, V.F. - POLSHIN, D.YE.

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POIA)ZOT, V.F.; SIVERTUT, A.P.
Some data on the composition of the Obshchly S7rt oil-sha-le
deposit. Trudy VVIIIPS -o.4:57-62 '55. (MIRA 13:4)
(Obahchiy, Syrt--Oil shales)

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USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their 1-7
Application. Treatment of Solid Mineral -Fuels
Abs Jour Ref Viur - Khimiya,, No 1, 1958, 2474
Author Kamenskaya, I.N., Polozov, V.P.
Inst All-Union Sciertific Research Institute of Shale Proces-
sing.
Title Chemical Composition of Generator Tar of Obshchiy Syrt
Shale.
Orig Pub ; Tr. Vees. r...-i. ii--t-ta po pererabotke slantsev, 1956, No 5,
203-211
Abstract : A study was made of water-free, generator shale tar, de-
prived of polar and high-molecular compounds, of two of
its fractions, boiling range up to 2000 and 200-3000,
and of the gas gasoline produced by gasification of the
shale; the products under study were subjected to
Card 1/2

4.
0 h,
1h 1,; fill
=
d,
Me-r4raDolki Mdnt~, 1956, No. 8. 5-10.--Garnples of eom.~
busUble shale were taken from an strita in the Alckszindro-1

irgienskif district of the Ohshchil . leld in th
South
Syrt f c
Urals region and.their proximate mid ultimate annly3ls, thel

ash compti., as i&
as the yield find compn..of 1he products I
recoverid by. low4cuip. (~-Lrbrmization ivere dttd. Only
shale from stratum PsA (bottom) can L-e t.-sed for corn. re
torting asJudicated li~ the f(fflovrijig, data, exN
dry shale: ash 43.3; C 32.97,; 1-14.20; org. mittler
53.8, heat of combusii6n MO kenl.ft - 'yield of shale tar.'
lionl2able residue ~an be tired in tlie~

The noncar
22~30 e
in of building matcriak. Origin of the shales from
33altic Belds. D.
I. Ivatior. .1hid. 11-2,3-91iftlL k-en,gen
-
was formed GUru eJenicutary blur--green, Green, W
'.seaweeds- by- fernicntati,e .hydrolyses througli bacttria~
Mutate ace ii-imultanenusly. -ther
Syuthe5~of -acids toolk pi Puz
transformation of the org. matter of :3prop--I:;. consls+cd in
i condensation roducts to give WS
of the primary p MY poly-
Mvized. bituminous, comlAs. carkhed xvith 1-1. -54 Tel
ences. The chemical structure of rained combustible im
stkneeg. - S. S. Serneno-~.. Ibid. 2"1 ~-A review. ~ 39
referencei. &ffon eNcs af shales from Baltic fields.
Ibid. 79-87,-Data are given on the cf-
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cv
WM
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tion of shales tinder various conditions on
their ~Itld` 61 tar setatcake gas and water, the change in
h
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compn. as Jndl
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timate nnalysh, and -the
ed by t
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betwam- Alie,11-coulent, yield (A one
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p
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On -(HstQnI9'PlsHt' fDr slijile Carbo tion, We
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fti- ivvm as for bf6r inics of i"rmt 110"? CPT-

btating-medRun. A.'S.-
Ibid, UO-1 0O.-TW"folhi, a ~.Tj
-
a
bi
f
s
r
r. vich
Con
isting of a d1p
Q
i
h
~
ii aari
c
h
lg_ t

f w s 331

'd
l ro&:
u
-1.3 of kas/ton, co g tcrin the
ts I 5D-10 M t
ELS11 b.95-0.9WS. Of thi; bt-,atirg valt~L of tht, shale 741_
75.4% Wag fWovuid in- the produc, ~, as fotlnws! -14.5-15.Q%
'Angas;' 52.242,617c ia tar; Thmmal
cratkiag of comininuted B~Jtk Olmte cL.;Epersed In a strearn
of st~tm- V. G. Kqshirsldf -and V, "I Pctelina. JUd.
empts,,gp c jollcii~WFVi-& - =;o gas and
23, IM' I
liquid jrddacts:. it CAOI 1,7; at ;, - r~d a! I
j)f dry Sha _' I _f Shale It.

ft%rOE
1e.: _ Segegr~j()n L
'
1r
Jb2d, 9

a pilct iefoFf wail 1i rj'ml
Irwkstifations cri _ .1 i~,a
show thal flie Taug~r lumpD concd_~
at the'"bort. ralls, A cha-ge. moved do%m, in -

TAhe vck-_*,t)r in 1,1e ccalur of tL~ J:
7
cliarge was I ti - tixrl;~i i0g,
~~2 LIXT"'s lvvw~. th
'
-
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.
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,
-
them
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)
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Tripick
F170 of ~0. M
'Pa.,
tb I

12 -Twetity-five ltnns -of loymm."llity tbale from ti~
flu klFll I -
'No 2 vsl6lnl:~ntts was-treated In W"
11 Win - of wine:
efiarriber-Ly6e retort of the SM-platit ;it Kohltlzi-ji[m at a
fluelernp. of 1223-43. It -,-vaa foune ~u' sbale havio'; n'
v.
fleating-valize of,.2M kcql,/kg. cattj~ )-R!d liml gas mdth ~a
4OM-kcal./cu. pi.
Fx]mln
U,
-elf R high.:
Iscil e rcsEn ..."fit-A ac jlvnclltt~d- I eco-mry of
Offlorlo lutl gas front sbule trt-3led to n d1n, -furrel)t pylo
ct
lyWrig gas gCnerator. 13. S. 11crnloqla: B. S- ItO.Son, and
S ISInei'miko. Ibid. d,.:' 8"
r 14 hr5. couftm.
piiot,gai guncratar With -in outpat iA
the possibility of utilixitig r, c,-lllcu~rel t 11-ok- mirking 1"Mcri;'s
I' 1 0 of hjqll-ll-~30 I
wit I
la
wor n . toMbl
rUltyu
--k-kWutk, cf,:l
of b
v BUD" E
estig e
ictm hd jrj t)*Vt~ 7 5---a" s1 Vv tlhal t~n i~Wlaft]6114
of retvactoly be, la ihti!k b C-A~ 0%
Silica luku'dq 0A r-t 14L A aiki tecominuided Njr.
ft~-. 7ew the
bse itl rc~bji NNIS vt WHAn-clk. fe Mr
bN
drilng. aliq Iffir 111) Aie described. - 8ervicc fife
thicWrlbs fA AA iUraber-tvpo tObft* A; .5; bintl*hWov
ad 1w. it45--~DI:Wiled anah'ses
am give-1 and tLe ad~"-~
We aLrdractliiies.
1, - ~ :
;tage of sillea litickover tireclaXts I i d Effett U
cuip lasize
thv- low-tempardt
Oll
tirlicinizatloft. Orocesi~ in V. V-.r,.
helo it a altd 8- t R
R.
Mgt
If M1,22 101,1mrs M
v. diant
Wit] The a -:8 Slmm.
+
t.. ilt- :fors.-Adcra-ble~vriste SPY
efiale:1
rbaftkation of
L

d ?A, 0, Pitla. lbfd~~
ev"Mill.: N. U fn
Ant

cuctTancrTound suitabld
m
197-2M.-A X44 Cent
i
for the procemin 61 allmle ptoduced by slilp-1hint
olt an of tAr tacovered ftom Obahch(I syrt
chandesil c6m
p
Aide loxov. Ibid. n3-'
11. N. Kamenikkarm and V. F. Po
-from stntuatt PPA of -the 06shch
if Syrt depotit,
was psirled In a jrHot gait pro(~uccr. The rmc)vcrcd tar,i
Falter dchydratioll :md diAn., was F(mud to coutain 5 and 0:
t is. m wc.11 as pfiraffirt hydroUrWim Chemical;

St zuu,45u`., - 14, 1;
.72295-Me-Expts, were, du
-quartz.reactor and ~ space ielm
clO. alumina-ill Witt, and shale
_--jmex. 'The *m _of the
AF
W

I- FOIDZOV. T.F.; ITMOTOVA, V.V.
Oxidation of high molecular veight compounds. Trudy-vMIPS
no.6:235-244 158. (MIR& 11: 8)
(Racromolecular compounds) (Oxidation)

POLOZOV, V.F.
Oil shales of Obshchi7 Syrt. Trud7 VNIIPS no-5:5-10 '56.
(KLRA 10:5)
(Obshchi7 Sy-rt-Oil shales)

KA NSUYA, I.N.;,POLOZOV, V.F.
Chemical composition of generator tar from
Trud7 VNIIPS no.5:203-211 156.
(Obahchiy Svrt--Oil
(Tar)
shales of Obshchiy Srrt.
(MLRA 10:5)
shales)

POLOZOV, Vasiliy Vasillyevieb (1926- ); FLIGELIMM, S., red.;
- --, - -" - -ROZIDAYMA V-,_ibkbn, red.
y 11
(Across two ocean-P]Cberez dva okeana. Kalinin, Kalinin-
skoe knizhnoe izd.,.vo, 1960. 62 p. (MIRA 15:9)
(Antarctic regions---Russian exploration)

3(3) PHASX I BOOK EXPLOITATION Sa0223
AkadeALLya nauk SSSR. KompL*knnaya antarkticheakaya skapeditslya
111mat AntarktLkl (Climate of the AntamtIc ) *oaoow, Oeog fgiz,
ra
L959 285 P. (Seriess. Its: Trud 1 Metaorologiya I Uixatolo-
gLyaj Rrrsta &lip Inaert;T.- 4,000yeoplas printed.
2d.1 S. X. Luokes; Tsch.-Ed.t S. X. Koaheleva; Zd1torial Boardi
V. F. Burkhanov, B. L. Dzordzeyevskiy, Xh. P. Pogonyan, and 0. pt.
Tauber.
FMOSSI This book Is intended for meteorologists and clixatologl3ts..
It NLIL be of Interest to all earth scientists concerned with
the Antarctic region.
CC1hMGEa This book contains 18 articles on the weather and clients
of Antarctic&. Articles represent the generalized results of
processing data obtained b th Soviets during their expadLtlow
to the Antarctic, 1955-19~' Individual authors have attempted
to clarify and unify previously divergent view* on Antarctic
---- n-e-Es-croLogical:'-processes (zon&l'-crrcdIatIon;'-tempor&tur* -*'--'- - .1
distributions, cyclonic and anticyclonic movement, ate. ). NO
personalities are mentioned. References accompany Individual
articles.
TAArJ*, OF CONTENTSi
Foreword 5
Burkhancy, V. F. Investigating the Climate of the Antarctic 7
Taub--r 0. N. Some Particular Features of At=03pheric Pro-
-
;-'
F
cG25d
E
tKi
Vnt&MtIG
14_cnov R. 0. The Nature of Zonal Circulation Over the
Zintern Si~�rv of Antarctica 79
Ousev A. PI~Thsoretiosl Outline of Air Circulation Over
-'
4
t 92
v- --jG- Ru-s-jn--Tho-X_.t.o".logicaL Charsx-
Ousi , X. ' am -
tomistio of the interior R-615-n Of F-A8t Antsrotica Ace rding
to the observations at rionorskaya Station 102
ron. Description of
X&atorZ%yef_V. I-, and Kh.. 1~12
:,
Antarctic Ciroulation as b.-rv , p- .. November

195T LID
Tne Weather in the Antarctic
wLorAo in 1957
arch Shi
R
s
e
e
me v-7--se u1 -
p
and Son~ Prcble=s or the Meteorology of tho Southern iolar
Region. 168

Problem of Acaktr3ey In Computing Pressure
polozo
')U-p-s'10-rom aro4~4 rAvel Data 210
jML,Z. The Atmospheric Circulation in the
tgLQAM
,
--Antarctic 216
--
.-I-A~ On the Characteristic Of SynOPtical Proces
--ihd=Ov s"
,
.
7E-d the Southern Hemisphere In the au:amer or 1955-1956
j 252
R&s-qr&uy0T v. I. Problem of ~h* Distribution of
'
-
-
t 263
ieft
Pree Atmj3pharO Over Antarc
,stu~ji- tfi
4
Ti=;.
RzhepLinakly. 0. V. Sow Results of the. Stereophoto- 266
or waves in Ant11rCtIO Waterd
Chernovt Yu. A. Survey or 5ynoptical CoruiLtiono ml
ZTO
Weather During the Period Prom July 23 to August 3, 1957
;hernov yu. A. The Hurricaao In the Mirnyy n,-gton 274
.
of 'Augult 14-1.5-1957

POLOZOV, Ya. S.
C)incl. 'Ved. :ici.
Dissertation: "Keurologr of the Wounds of the Sections of a Parasagittal
Region."
20/4/50
Acad Med Sci USSR
so Vechervaya mos"I%a
sum 71

POIAMOV, Ye. M.
Changing the design of the auxiliary rear spring supports of GAZ-51 and GiLZ-
63 automobiles. Avt.trakt.prom. no-8:31-32 Ag '53. (MLRA 6:8)
1. Gorlhovskiy avtozavod Im. Molotova. (Automob iles -SDr ings )

11 It 11 u it 16 11 to to rn a n 31 AS is IF x it k 11 v 11 14 0 Al 0 30 ?1 46 if 12 it
A L- -"K,-"" 0 8 p I I v A I I AA N CC PC Et 1 0 O.j
10 AIR of AJO twimm &A an ilaw Lint St"d,,d 1, the Spioctruto .00
0 SWUM Mon. t". G. I".h.gova &M S. S. S-11614%,
L.17
till' visual pj~vtnml a1141%. -1 is pligle-11. I fit
0: allovo "till lxr~
00 tilm for Vu. Mg. allil .I' air Im I f..r A14I
mild it is I-ilit-I till( that land livado on, 4initly 111m, 41 for 11.111i'mi-Il -00
Willi fit-, gmen Oj asid Mg Nam imj f.%r tti'llvI'll
000 an. v I'll'O 1111*11"d Zti fitivA. Ail A.C.
6-twmil Jilin, At and tilt' ARMP11' is rrmilmirtill(A f,,r Cu And Mf$ filwa: A =9*
00 tahle "( fvlativ(' ilitell0liti- will, m-lechil At Imml hend. if.
11"A'Arr"wilim will% a --t-Imurter" (a -ith
00 Pietv flir mvmmiriiig lim-filienhitipal pIjjjwIlistj 0
00 Imir er .%I0 hatill hcAds iq utdrmll ill
00 curvr f"r "' "A" "13 Ih'* Prolidde 0
'00
"lett"I AM 9M-11-- F. VAN
0
0
0
00
pe 0
LAO
I 1 1, 1 L I011ALL1111-C-L U 1111701 CL6111FIC114"
0-
19 AV 40 An I S a Ow 0 % I IV im, 3- ii
ItIor a ppir ago an 199 09flit 1(mKWI% I I& d"Q 'A
0 Gie e 0 0 a 41111 0 0 0 0 0

POIfJVCHENKO, I. G.; WGINOV, V. I.; DUBE;NKO, Yu. S.; SOLOI-IdiTIN, S. 11-1.
Desulfuration of cast iron by magnesium in the ladle. Izv.vys.
uchebtzav.; chern,met. 7 no..4:31-36 164. (,%IIRA 17:5)
1. Dneprodzerzhinskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod-vtuz.

POLOZOVA, I.G.
Problems of asepsis at medical centers. Ned.sestra 18 no.12:37-41
159. (XlRJ'. 13 - 3
1. Iz ir",kogo Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-inaledavatellskogo insti-
tuta traff4iologil, i ortopedii.
(IRKUTSK 11kwINL'3--SLJRGICAL INSTRUMINTS AND APPARATUS-- STERILIZATION)

ZITAYEVA. 0.1.; POLOZOVA. K.S.
Troating protozoal colitis with underwater intestinal lavage in
tho polyclinic. Vop.kur.fizioter. i lech.fiz.k-allt. 23 no.2:
131-i32 ?4r-Ao 158. OURA 11:6)
1. Iz polikliniki No.1 Moskovskogo gorodsko,.go otdola zdravookhra-
neniya (glavnyy vrach V.N.Shugayeva)
(COLITIS) (HYDROTHERAPY)

10(4). 21(5); 24(8) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2457
Vsasoyuznaya nauchno-tokhnicheakaya konferentalya Po Primeneniyu
r&Uoa.ktivtiykh I stabillssykh izotcpcv I izluchenly v narodnom
khozyaystve I nauke. 2d, Moscow, 195T
Taplotekhnika I g1drodinamika; trudy konfdrenleli, tom. 4 (Heat
Sisgine ring and ILTdrodynamics; Transaction. of the A,11-Union
Conrer:nce on the Use of Radioactive and Stable Isotope$ and
Radiation in the National Economy and Science, Vol 4, Moscow,
Gosenerassizdat, 1958. 88 P. Errata slip Inserted. 2,500
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agenciest Akademlya nauk SSSR, and USSR. Olavnoye
mpravlonlye po Ispoltzovanlyu atomnoy energli.
Zds.i M. A. Styrikovich (Reap. Ed.), 0. Ye. Kholodovskly, and
.,
M. S. rossichey; Ed. or Publ. House. L. N. Sinellnikova, T h.
5d. i X. 1. Borunov.
PURPOSEi This collection of articles Is Intended for scientists
and laboratory workers contserned with the use of radioactive
and stable Isotopes.
'_COVERA6'z Thin collection of papers deals with the application
0: ;;Loac"ivd and stable Isotopes as measuring tools in
t
Taricup types of se-lentiflo Investigation. No parsonali too
are men*-'oned. Referenaza are gIv.n after some of the articles.
2. Bartolomey, O.G., Ya.G. Vinokur, V.A. Kolokolitsev, and YZ_
P*tuk-hQT Una of Gaasma Rays for Studying the Proiess of Dlfr~sslon 9
3. lutAtelad-~e, 3_*., and V.N. Moskjcss,v,. Us. of Gaoss arAdlo-
'
8cc7y for Studying the Hydrod~Wa-air-ca--oY-&--Kl
-Ifluld System 12
4- and N.A. Shapkin_ Method of "TAgged" Atossn
for Investigating Water and'Stium Content In Surface Boiling of a
Fl----d 16
-r7avtsev, V.S. Determining the Specific Surface Area of
by the Sorption Method With the Use of
Tagged" Atoos 20
35 P-0sky1n. V.M.o and Ij. XtkrbjL.,o2&. Use of Radioactive :Xaotop~
-
-
-
'
3 fo
F
5
tudying Sulfate
CsiFicalon of Concrete 25
7. 'Zytovigjj~ N,A., V.I._PCrronnk17, and V.A-IMkio~ Method,
-
-
-
for Ni7e
r-minin
F-he Diisalty and Molsture Content of Soils With the
g
Aid of Radioactive BmmIsjQn3 33
8- P01-0:010-1,G., and R,?.-RQ.Y==. Study of the Processes or
Builditig PlAterials by Means of 08=aradio.
© 38
9- _3M-7Ik0YI9h,,_M.A., I.M. Khaybuilin, and L, K. Khokhlov.
-
Use of Radi
- ____f&_r_X6vZi~fgatIng thi-8611itTlIty'or
0
"
z
'0
z1
!LZt1
'
Sa.It3 In Wa
te
o
VvP
r
at
h Pressures 41
Hjr
20. ~.',erman,
L.S, A
Ya. AntonoY, and A.V. Surnov. Investi.
:
Vapor at-&_'F:-e53Ure of 18r,
-
&be. at=. with the Aid of Radioactive isotopes 46
12 tY,_Y,A- Use of Radlonit_-ve 130-0;1q3 for Obs,srvIng
ZuTIsm f 'he Malten Ginja Mae. in .,.a. pLs,aze Tanks 52
12. __Xaq?qns;cIy, V.v, Use If R1dI1,a,-_'v,, lnotop,?n in Studying
i
the Ptl'r
ali6n of_)`!,~idS Throu&h PQrC'J3 Madifl. 57
13. LLTPunak'a-a' D.I., and A.YI. 01ae,
_rr,4Z;_. . andi ope M.th.,d.
-
for Investiga 6g-Y-zow rrocqjaez 0
N
l' Flulds In a Porous Medium 62
14. L.S. Z1~4blln, V.S. Ka=_'nalkly, and L.L. Kos,
44k.
t
invei
Tistion of th., mysjrod~j
. imics 6f--a p,,Uld in the Conical Rotor
of a Settling C"ntrIfuFe With the Aid of Radioactive Iso-op- 67
15.
Tola.rovlch, M.P., N.V. Churayev, and B.Ya. Y.Inkov. Inv,,.t-
--'
6r'thO M0tI-n of Water-In Peat Under laboratory and ytol,j
Cond-4
.Ions With the Use of Radioactive Inotopen 72
-kh's"" M
16. 'L -"lklyl X- - Use of Radioactive isotopes for Invant
-
IgAtIMS
Suspensions of River Slit
78
17. Tyalk, A.I., and A.S. Shubin. Use ef Radioactive lootol,
for Investigating the Machaniess or the Dry!ng Process
85 "i

SOV/23-58-3-7/11
AUTHOR: Polozova, L.G., Candidate of Geographical Sciences
TITLE: The Potential of Moisture Migration in Some Construction
Materials (Potentsial perenosa vlagi v nekotorykh stroitell-
nykh materialakh)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk Estonskoy SSR, 1958, Nr 3, pp 229 -
234 (USSR) (Seriya teklmicheskikh i fiziko-matemat-icheskikh nauk)
ABSTRACT: The article explains the basic principles of the theory of
A.V. Lykov on the potential of moisture migration. The re-
sults of experiments to determine this index for construc-
tion materials, defending on their moisture content at a
temperature of 20 - 1 0C, are presented. Graphical data is
given on four kinds of local construction materials, foam
concrete with oil shale ashes, foam silicate concrete and
silicate concrete. There are 2 sets of graphs, 1 table
Card 1/2 and 4 Soviet references.

SOV/23-58-3-7/11
The Potential of "lloisture Migration in Some Construction Materials
ASSOCIATIONz Institut stroitellstva i stroitelinykh materialov AN Estons-
koy SSR (The Building and Construction Materials Institlite
of the AS )Estonian SSR)
SUBMITTED: December 27, 1957
NOTE: Russian title and Russian names of individuals an.3 institu-,
tions appearing in this article have te-In ased in the trans-
literation
1. Concrete--Properties 2. Concrete--~bisture content
3. Humidity--Analysis
Card 2/2

FZTONIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H-3
Their Application. Instruments and Automation.
Abs lour: Ref Zhur-Khimiyaj No li 1959, 1595.
Author Polozova, L. Go, Reyzman, R. P.
Inst fim-rfft-q~. ~
Title t The Determination of Moisture in Building
Materials by the Method of Gammascopy.
Orig Pub: Izv, AN Eat SSR Ser. tekhn. i fiz. matem. n.,
1957, 6, No 21 122-130.
Abstract: The authors worked out and verified experiment-
ally the technique for determining moisture in
building materials by irradiating them with gamma
rays. The magnitude of gamma rays which were ab-
sorbed by th material is the measurement of its
moisture. ONO, with an activity of,.? M4 llicurie,
was used as the source of irradiation. Other iso-
Card 1/2

-a.
SABININ. D.A. [deceased]; POLOZOVA, L.Ya.
Components of nucleic acids as growth promoting substances
[with summary In English]. Fiziol.rast. 4 no.1:38-43 Ja-F '57.
(MLRA 10:5)
l.Institut lesa Akademii nauk SSSR. Moskva.
(Gro-th Promoting substances)
(Purines) (Birimidine)

POIOZOVA AJAL-
Multiplication of trigonomotric series on high-spoed
calculating machines. Biul.Inat.teor.astron. 6 no.10:
757-769 '58. (MIRA 13:3)
(Fourier's series)
(Blectronic calculating machines)

AUTHOR L.POLOZOVA, R. RDYZIMAXI eq-5- 15/22
TITLE The Determination of the Dampness of Building Material b, ~ieans
of Gammascopy. (Opredeleniye vlazhnosti stroitellnykh materialov
posredstvom gammaskopii, Russian).
PERIODICAL Atomnaia, Energiia 1957, Vol 2, Nr 5, PP 476-477 (USSR) -
Received: 6/1957 Reviewed' 7/195.7
ABSTRACT The deficiencies of the methods used hitherto for the determinat-
ion of dampness in building materials and buildings are mentioned
in!hort. The authors developed a device for the determination of
the dampness of building materials by transillumination of these
materials with rays of radioactive isotopes. The principle of
this method wide?Y-used in metal defectoscopy is based upon the
weakening of rays in the occasion of their passage through
matter. This weakening depends upon the density and upon the
thickness of the layer of the material.
The following is assumed here: The toral. weakening of the 'bundle
of T -quanta by the damp material is equal to the sum of the
weakening caused by the dry material alone and by the moisture
contained in the material alone. The correctness of this assumpt-
ion was confirmed experimentally with an accuracy which is sufficiert
for practical purposes.
CARD 1/3

89-5-15/22
The Determination of the Dampness of Building Mlaterial by Meant-7
Ga.mmascopy,
The scheme of the device used for wanmascony is shown in form
of a drawing. A radioactive preparation with C060 or CS137
27 55
(activity 7 - 10 millicurie) is located in a lead cannon which
has a narrow cylindrical channel. The ~- bundle emerging from
the channel penetrates the piece of the material to be tested
and then impinges onto a r-counter fitted into a lead casing,
The method for the determination of the dampness of materials
is then reduced to the following: the counting velocity (number
of pulses per time unit) is determined:
1.~ for the natural background (withouth ~ -source)
2. for the passage of the j,.- -bundle:
a) without the sample J 0 to be examined, through the dry
sample -J1, through the damp sample _J2'
The authors used the formula: ln(il/Jo) -ln (j2/jo) = dt-, (water),
d(water). Here a denotes the absorption coefficient and d - the
thickness of the layer. The authors successfully applied this
C A RD 213

v
POWZDVA,,L.; RBYZ14AN, R.
Gamma spectroscopic determination Of the moisture content of
buildiikg materials. Aton.energ. 2 no.5:476-477 Xy 157. (FIRA 10.7;~
(building materials-Testing) (Gnma rays--lndustrial applicmti,~7,ns)

"Determination of the Moisture Content of Structural Materials
by a Gamma-Radiation Method," by L. Polozova and R. Reyzman,
Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 2, No 5,
A gamy-g-radiation method for the determination of the moisture con-
tent of structural materials (concrete, etc.) has been developed and applied
in 1955-1956 at the Institute of (Building] Construction and Structural
Materials, Academy of Sciences Estonian SSR. 60 The delif I of the apparatus
vh1ch has been developed is desckibed.. A Co or Cs source with an
activity of 7-10 millicuries is used, It is pointed out that attempts to
use electric methods for the determination of the moisture content were
unoccessful: these methods could not be used for the exa-Anation of some
materials and could only be applied at temperatures above 00C. The gamma-
radiation method was successfully used in studies of the migration of moisture
in structwal materials. (U)
'Al /V-~,
POLOZOI.TAP L.!~,.
Dissertation.. "Ch&racteristics of the Influence of Sea and Land Upon
Climate with Help of the indexes Of Continental Climate.tt Cand GeOg
Scis Main Geophysical Observatory) Leninarad, 1953 (ReferativnYY Zhurnal
Geoligiya Geografiya, Moscow, Aug 54)
SO: sum 393, 28 Feb 1955

POLOZOVA, L. G.
"Characteristics of Continental-ity of Climate".
Isve3ti-va Veen. ReoRr. o-va 86, No 5., pp 412-422)
Incontrast to previous investigator5, the author characterizes
the continentality not for the year but for the seasons, i.e., for
winter and summer, utilizing for this purpose characteristics that
most sharply reflect the results of thermal interaction between ocean
and land. On the basis of maps of temperature isanomals for January
and July, she determines the contribution of ocean and land to the
climate of one or another region in these characteristic months. For
the criterion of continentality she takes the latitudinal continent-
ality representing the degree of continentality of a given point rela-
t-I've tv the most continental region at the given latitude, selection
of such a criterion excluding the influence of latitude on the magni-
tude of the anomaly and permitting one to compare continentality at
different latitudes. (RZhGeol, No 9., 1955)
SO: Sum No 884, 9 Apr 1956

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N.,. 10,21i-l. Cf. (". .4,30, -A ~114vial J11P. A-311-h- -00
00 111 %%hwh AKetite or N-wmw ., f3,..,j at 4., . l

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nt"AWAIII. Whilh. W110t Illik"I "-it" Fll""'
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spites boding on M" Wo4ow
d rublow asommialatim in roM of bob-sitighill.
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Akad. Sauk. 1051. 79, S17
1952. 46, *133. Whi-1)
IIw f4im. tV ~pli~ol .1111
of Ilse fg-IIIII-1, witm-mi".
btill4ti.11-1111AIC). II.C WhIVII 1-141~ 1I'l, Kit,,
highcr #..,I %~igld am) A 44 tiglwr 110.1
IUIAWI (illtclm,ol Ivircmt -littid it, 1..4 ll,.Ml);
'with it'lifol flillivell
. lite I-I "tight d"111.01
sligits IV iold I I.r at-liltr ansollobt ..f $-.1h ls,g I 111'k-I
U4, '11ghtly IWWW lite colaft.1, "Mv., Vxf.-movat,
*1111 1114ill 4X(i AM ITIM-Al"I VIIII, I-IJ411111111
VAIWIY (OlAill N-1) 1016i11 94VC flit IA"I ditil
'Atilt M11101 fliffl-KCIS diCI. TIlC W-tilt' tilt' 11114-1-
pletv'I by the timcwtusi'lic, 4 lite I-
tyl.-,: floill 4ws i~ IAIC ill Illw1kiog 4h, Adt,,l
pill I"V,( it lit 1") ell it . isgril'ic, I 21"ll. "'I". . 4 11; 1

PUDOVIK, A.N.; MOSHKINA, T.M.; KRUPNOV, G.P.: BUKIN, AJ.; SEMENOVA, L.A.;
Prinimali uchastiye: KOSTYUKOVA, L.A laborant; PETROVA, M.G.,
laborant; TFJ41RBAYEV, A.M., inzh.; F.4ZULLIN, A.Yu., inzh.;, POLOZOVA,
L.P., laborant; NAZAROVSKAYA, G.V., laborant
S~nthesis and study of organophosphorue plasticizers for the tri-
acetate film bases. Trudy NIKFI no.46-17-25 162.
(MIRA 18:8)

FOLOZ3VA, L. 'Y~. : --."'ENA, L.-I.
Oak
i
Conditions for the female sexulivati-m o' oak buds. Dokl. RN 016 No. 1,
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Dece7ber -195A, Uncl.
2

................
rOLOZOVA, L- YA.; MINTINA, E. G.
Oak
Conditions for the female semlization of oak bWs. Dokl. AN SSSR 86 No. 1, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December -195P Uncl.

GTH5PL go. 45
Mikhailov, N.N. and Poloxovd, L.Ya. (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Rubber), The
influericc of nitrogen s-n-j-p-fi-03-PWO-r-US in supplementary root feeding on the accumulation of
the root mass and rubber in the roots of kok-saghy,&. 847-SO
Akgdqmjya Neuk S.SS.R., DOkledy VOL 79 NO-

CA
Iffed of niVoW and pbospbarms, in extra-railkal supple
mentay feedft as awmaladw of the root mass and rul,-
ber in rwb ad kok-asoya. N. N. Milshallovaml L. N',%.
Pillojov.A. -Deklady Ak,pi. Nawk S.N.S-R. 70. Itirlt
l, llklll"'~Vhril tile fltvwcf lmwioll~of tile plaw,
with 1-2% tiq. mvins. isf tile fertiliter, (NIT, '061%, and
tile Following rvtill~ %%cie mstril. Aildest
P it-we a hialler root maei mid a lis"', higher yield of rili&i
till temis of IK-freill volit rill ill Toot nlatterl' "it Is zil (I I" f IN
till- r,*,t m.-tMiriM lightly.,10 flleale~.;4111t_ "ft"'Illing
rijlJ.-r Wis. gliallgIv firl". tile nniffol. Ill,, A."r
Willi .train IM licer wsilb
(otait, 'I'N-I ) oldch X,ive list- In-,i Ob-cl stillp N dwI,
Allis-ligh a'141,11 1141w) g;1ve it 14~'. I"1111 of 'mAl
Me re,13111 are i1stryprefol lov the diffi-scitce, ill Will. dim-
avirli'lim of the'-, t-VIK'; mrain 4S.", 6 late ill Filmiling 1.10
the .04"1 N delav.] it, arzilir. G. M. K-fal-11

POLOZOVA, L.Ya.
- - ,-
-t-~Vvt- of oak shoots in relation to the processof fruiting. Soob.
Inst. losano.9:3-17 158' (KIRA 11:6) '
(oak) (Growth (Plants))

POT,,-)Z')'.IP j L Va.
Polozova, L. Ya.
"The interrelationships am-ng the Droce~ qss of fertili.7ation vni -C,'rowth
in the annugl cycle ofdevelopkient of shoots or the English oalf- (Ouflrcus
rohurL.)." Acad Sci USSR. Tnst of Forestry. !-'oncw%,, TQ56.
(Dissert-tion for the T)eRree of Riolopicnl Sciences.)
Knizbnaya Le-topis'
No. 18) 1-qr,6. Moscow.

49-58-5-5/15
AUTHORS:Driving, A. Ya., V.IT,, Zolotavina, Polozova., and
Smirnova, A.I. . .......... I.-I ............
TITLE: Determination of the Atmospheric Stratification and Products
of Condensation by Searchlight Method (Stratifikatsiya
atmosfary i obrazovaniye produktov kondensatsii po dannj-Pa
prozhektornogo zondirovaniya)
Cr)
PERIODICAL- Izirestiya.-Lkademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geofizicheskaya...
19581. Nr 5. pp 613-624 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The thin layers of semi-transparent clouds are often seen
to be formed at about 18 000 m high, The observations es-~ab-
lished the fact that these clouds a-re produced w~ien the tropo-
pause is being steadily lifted with a simultaneous cooling
at the cloud layer. It was observed in Great Britain that
this phenomenon is accompanied by a lowering of the upper
layers over the anticyclones. The dynamic pressure appears
to be the main factor in the production of water condensation.
Its intensity can be affected by speed of rising air and an
inflow of moisture from the surrounding areas. As the water
condensation in the atmosphere greatly affects light scatter
properties of the air it is evidenE-1 that the problem of
Card 1/5

49-58-5-5/15
Determination of the Atmospheric Stratification and Products of
Condensation by Searchlight Method.
oDtical methods of observation becomes important. Of the
methods of application, the searchlight proved to be one of
the most proolso. This work gives an account of an optical
sonding through the atmoE31)hero carriod out for four conoocu-
Live nights in 1--Aoscor; region in conjunction with -the aero-
logical data and synoptic charts. The resulting observat-
ions are presented in the form of graphs showing various
aspects of light scatter, temperature distribution and. polar-
isation. FigJ gives the intensity of light scatter of the
beam as measured at various heights through a blue filter.,
Fig.2 represents the thermoisoplets for the period of exper-
imenting. Fi-.3 shows a degree of polarisation of the light
scatter for various heights, It is interesting to see how
the height of the light spot was rising during the first
three nights. It rose from 2-3 km to the region of the
tropopause by the second night and showed a height of 22-
25 km during the third night. The measuremeats at 22-25 km
were carried out also with a photographic camera, It should
be noted that while the scatter intensity was changing at
higher levels., it remained constant at about 8 km. The
bserved data agrees with the theoretical calculations of
Card 2/%
Determination of the Atmospb
Condensation by Searchiight
the angle of soatt,:r
theoretical curve 1
observed ones, Th
a definite loweri,
The surface syno,
also be noted tb
atmosphere lies
as shown on FiF
on many occasi
accuracy of t'
above 15 lun 0
searchlight.
makes measu,7
sone of the
results ob-
obtained
shows the
hours fo-
is show7
Card 3/5

MEN
P01OZOVA. N.G.
Using electronic computers in plotting analytic theories of
the notion of stars. Biul.Inst.teor.astron. 7 no.8:599-638
160. (MIRA 13:6)
(Mechanics. Celestial)
(Zlectronic calculating mchines)

S/035/6o/0oo/bi/Oi/oo8
Translation fromg Referativnvy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodeziya, 1960, No. 1,
p. 16, # 192
AUTHOR: -Polozova, N. G.
TMLE- Multiplication of Trigonometric Series on High-Speed Computers
PFRIODICAI~ Byul. In-ta teor. astron, AN SSSR,.1958, No. 10, pp. 757-769
(French summary) 7
TM-: The author considers multiplication of single-argument and bi-
argument trigonometric series containing many terms on high-speed computers with
program control. The main diffivalty of solving this problem, connected with
its cumbersomeness, consists in the reduction of like terms. The essence of the
method applied by the author to the solution of the problem mentioned consists In
the following procedure; at first indices characterizing the argument of a
particular term of the resultant series are set, then the corresponding coeffi-
cient is calculated by summation of all possible combinations of the products of
coefficients of the initial aeries generating the given argument. One proceeds
in this way until all terms of the resultant series have been obtained. Necessary
Card 1/2 Ll~

POLOZOVA, R.A., SHAMNOVSKAYA, Ye.I.
Cerebral form of obliterating endarteritia; neurologicAl syndrome
Sovomed. 22 no-7:83-89 J1 t58 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Iz Gorlkovskogo nervorlogichesko,-,o goopitalya invalidov
Otechestvennoy voyny (nachallnik A.D. Yagovkina);
(ARTERIOSCLFIROSIS, OBLITERANS, pathol.
brain blood vessels (Rua))
(ARTERIES, CAROTID, dies'
arteriosclerosis obliterans (Rua))

POWZOVA T. G.
Root system of the dwarf birch (Betula nana L.) in the
East European forest-tundra. Bot. zhur. 49 no.3-.387-395
Mr 164. (MIRA V-3)
1. Botanicheakiy institut imeni V.L. Komarova AN SSSRJO
Leningrad.

POLOZOVA, T.G.
Reproduction of Betula nana L. by seeds '1n the wooded areas of
the Boll shezemel Iskaya Tundra. Bot. zhur. 47 no.9:1370-1375 S
162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Botanicheskiy institut imieni. V.L.Konarova,AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(Bollshezemllskaya Tundra-*Birch)
(Plants-Reproduction)

r. Y,
GRISTOVICH, G.R.; GORODYSKAVA, Z.A.; XORNILOBA. N.M.; HOISBYJIVA, N.I.;
A, T. V. - I I IYIWA# T.A.; SHOSHIUL, S.Y.
POUZOV - - - ,
Man so'carrier of pathogennic staphylococai: author's abstract.
*mr.aftroblol.spid.i im"an. no-11:55-56 N 153. ()a-BA 7: 1)
(Staphylococcus) (Contagion and contagious diseases)

CHISTOVIGH. G.N.; BLYUMENFXLID, O.H.; GOROMLISKAYA, N.A.; PICTUKHOVA, R.N.;
FOLOZOVA, T.V.;,TEMTIYEVA, T.A.; SHIWVA, N.V.; SHOSHICHA, S.V.
Individual properties of staphylococcuo cultures. Zhur.mik=obiol.
epid.i immun. no-7:101 Jl '54- (KLRA 7-9)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologit I Leningradekogo maditsinakogo inatituta
Im. Pavlova.
(STAPHYLOCOCCUS)
Abstract U-7920Y 8 Mar 56

POWZOVA, U.S.
Possibility of uredospore wintering of the black rust of wheat
in the Maritime Territory. Soob. NIAN SWR no.7;68-70 135~ ~XLRA 10:4)
(Maritime Territory-U:-sdihsas) (Wheat--Diseases an p;sts)
I-

- POWZP~LA,-.Ie-.V,.,-promyi3hlennc-sanitarnyy vrach; KAMALLOV, A.K.;
4.. - ZEIZIIINA, D.M... pronyshlennyy laborant
Industrial no-ise in factories. Tekst.prom. 21 no.9:77 5 161.
(IMA 14: 10)
1. Glavnyy vrach medsanchasti Tashkentskogo tekstilinogo kombinata
(for Ka-lov).
(Noise) (Industrial hygiene)

UTENKOVp,V.F.p kand.tekhn.nauk; BOGATYREV, I.I.; GORDIYENKO, N.A.,
nauchnyy sotr., inzh.; VLASOVA, M.A., nauchrjyy sotr., inzh.;
KOVAIEVSKIY, P.I., nauchnyy sotr., lnzh.; MUKHA, V.I.,
nauchrWy sotr.., inzh.; BEREZOVSKIY, B.I.,, nauchrWy sotr..,
inzh.; Prinimal uchastiye POIDNvin, tekhnik; UDOD,
V.Ya., red. izd-va; SOk9hi_E-VA, N.V.0 tekhn. red.
(Handbook on winter construction work] Spravochnoe ponobie
po stroitelInym rabotam v zimnee vremia. Moskva, Gosstroi-
izdat, 1961. 213 P. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Akademiya stroitel'stva i arkhitektury S&ER. 1=titut or-
ganizatsii, mekhanizats.ii i tekhnicheskoy pomoshchi stroitell-
stvu.
(Building--Cold weather conditions)

POLOZUNJ V., inzh.; GUREVICH, D., inzh.
Organizing the repair of motorbuses between the shifts of
drivers. Airt.transp. 1+0 no.11:24 N 162. ' (14MA 15:12)
(I.eningra4--Motorbugea--Maintenance and repair)
I

W.
1, M-IROSLAYA YE.S., 39PP-PA!,'TSEVA M.G., 7~07-rrl ~Pr S-S.
2. !TSS-~q (600)
4. TLkymazy-Petroleiim
mazinskiy and Dossorskiy
7. Naphthalene-series hylrocarbons in MaykoD, Ta-
netro3elims, Trivly Tnet.nnfti no.2, 1952.
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

'FOLROVSKAYA, T. V.
-7, Gidx-~-cteecizdat, 20 s"eets
ya J'C -matulcgL
S. I. Yostin aPA Pok-rovskaya, -1i
Disc!.zsses the radiational am'. circula-tional ILi-tors ~Df climate, une lnfiu-nce of
the chbracter of the underlyinp sufface of the eam- on the clim-tte; c3ntains ;,arts
on microclim--ite; 1,'ives a stecinct characterization of the cl--*I)i-&--e uf ,.i:e varijus
regions of tl-.e e-.irth and of tiie USSR. Also gives ti.e basic metiiodoluj7y of processinp
data on Uie individual. clim.ttic elements. Special attention in paid to t..ose subjects
in clim-ttolor-.y teat are connected witii t..e measarcs for realz nr the Stalin plan
for the tran.,formation of nature.
Book inter.ed for pupils in techn-'cil. scho-Dls of hydroi%eteorology.
SO: U-6L-i2, 12 Nov 195L

POLROVSKri, 0. 1. ,
"Black Silpals., Comunication and Signalling in Fine Transportati n (Ugletekhizdat.$
-0
1954.) with Appendix" Analysis of Lhe Present State of Signalling inEine Shafts
.N
Abroad." (Dissertation for Degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences) Nin Higher
Education USSR, Leningrad Order of Lenin and Order of Labor Red Banner Mining Inst
Chair of I-Sining Electrical Engineering, Leningrad, 1955
SO: 14-1036 28 Mar 56

POLSAK, A.
The new deposits of clastic sediments on Promina Mountain in the vicinity of the
Croatian littoral.
p. 91 (Geoloski Vjesnik) Vol. 10. 1956, Zagreb, Yugoslovia
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIO14S (EEAI) LC. VOL. 7. NO. 1, JAN. 1956

DEVIDE-WEDELA, Donata (Zagreb); FIOLSAK, Ante (Zagreb)
Presence of Xaestrichtian rear Bespelj, north of Jajce, ?4>snia.
Geol vjes Hrv 14:355-376 '60 (p~ubl- '61).
1. Cteolosko-paleontoloski zovod Prirodno-matematielcog fakulteta
Svencilista u Zagrebu, Zagrebt Socijalisticka revo3ucije S.
2. Clan Urednickog odbora, referent, "Geoloski vjesnik" (for
Devide-Nedela).

POLSAK, Ante
Geological investigations of the neighborhood of Flitvicka jezera.
- 4
Ljetopis JAZU 63:367-373 '56 (publ.'591

POLSAK, Ante
Contribution to the k-owledge of hydrogeological relations in the
neighborhood of Plitvicka Jezera. Ljetopis JAZU 64:315-320 157
(publ.160).

POLSAK, Ante
Rudista of the. Senonian of Flitvicka Jezera and Licka
Pljesevica. Gaol vjes Hrv 15 no.2:435-454 t6l (publ. 1631

POLSAK, Ante
Report on the activities of the Croation Geologic Society
from Novamber 1, 1960 to January 12, 1962. Geol vjes Hrv
15 no.2:323-j25-'6l.[pjb1. 1631

POIZAK, Ante
Stratigraphy of the Cretaceous layers of the region of
Plitvicka Jazera and Licka Nesevica. Geol vjes Hrv 15
no. 2:411-434 161 [publ. 163J.
1. Geolosko-paleontoloski zavod Prirodoslovno-matematickog
fakulteta u Zagrebu, Socijal. revol. 8.

POLSAK, Ante
Report on the activity of the Croatian Geological Socipty from
June 30, 1959 toNovember 1j1960. Geol vjes firv 14:29431 160
(publ.161). / /

POLSAKI, Ante (Zagreb); MILAIJ, Ante (Zagreb)
1.
The Lias layers in the area of Bukovaca, near Bijelo PoIje in Lika.
Geol vJes Rrv 14:385-390 160 (Obl.161).
1. Geolosko-pa2eontoloski zavod Prirodoslovno-matertiatickog fakulteta
Svoucilista u Zagrebu, Zagreb, Socijalisticke revolucije 9

FOLSAK, Ante
L,
Rudistae and sore other fosails in the vicinity of Vrpoije and
Perkovic in Dalmatia. Geol vjes Hrv 12:53-76 '53 (published 159)
MAI 9:611
1. Geolosko-paleontoloski institut Sveucilista, Zagreb.
(Croatia- Rudistae)

-;ra-.j c' the Greza~,~Gu~ -Z SU-~'-Ozm
9 nr-,-3:66-~,7 Jc~
1 . G e olo ~,- i c an d I- U~ e o nt o I u c, _4 c ~ I n.- t, i " ta , F i 1. 4.- v c.- f t~ t ur -ful
3cie-rices azia Univur3i.-L.y --%f Zri~,,reb, Zw.-eb.

POLISHAKOV, I.A.
RCfect of the signal and of fluctuat~ion interference on a
frequency sensitive discriminator. Xektrosviazt 14 no.10:3-13
9 160. 'MIRA 13:9)
(Frequency regulation) (Radio detectors)

GORSHKOV, N.I., kand. voyenno morskikh nauk, kapitan 1-go ranga;
t..14.,,dotsent, kand. voyenno morsk. nauk, kapitan I-go ranga;
SOLOVIYEV, M.V., inzh.-kcapitaan 2-p
go ranpa; KOLCHIN, G.A., kapitar
3-go ranga; SEIP , K.A. , kapitan-leytenant
It should be improved and published anew. Mor. sbor. 48 no.12:
82-87 D I (V*. (MIRA 18:2)

POLSIU.N.SKlY, V s
Orfranizat-silYa fiZiChe3koy kulltury v SSSR. Pod
obshchey red. I.I. Nikiforova 1 V.S. PollshanskoFo.
Moskva, IlFizkullturn I Sport", 1961.
263 t). divrs.,

BQ311KATOV, Ya.I., -red.; BOYAR,O.G., red.; VLASOV) L.F., red.;LIFSHII'S,
M.O.., red.; MASHKILLEYSON, L.N., red.; MILOVIDOV., B.M.[deceased],
red.; 14OLCHANOVA, O.P., red.; iL
red.; POPKOV,
V.I., red.; REVIII, A.I., ot-v. red.; TDWITYN-VA, Z.N., zred.;
IA7AREV, S.M., tekbn. red.; LE.,;EDEVAp L.A., tekhri. red.
[Concise encyclopedia of home economics] Kratkaia entsiklopediia
dozashnego khoziaistva. Izd.2. Moskva, Cos. nauchn. izd-vo
"Sovetskaia entsiklonediia." Vol.l. A-M. 1962. 895 p. Vol.2.
N-IA. 1962. 903-1758 Pe (MIRA 15:6)
(Home economics--Dictionaries)

U L,
r nyalovykh !.,rra leniy
Rezervy ekonomii neftep o,
Mockva, (ostoptek-
L.M. Umanskiy 17 v.
hizdat, 1961. Is
166 Fl 7 P. charts3 rra-hl
Bibliof-rapl,kv: D. 166-/-167-~

POLISHCHIKOV, A., kand.ekonom.nauk
Yirst time in history. Sov.profsoiuzy 16 no-11:35-37 Je 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
(Taxation)

POLISHCHIKOV3 A.. kand.ekonomicheskikh nauk
Milestones of a rema kable road. Ko=.Vooruzh*Sil 1 no.17:13-2-1
S 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Comminism) (Russia-Economic policy)

Toil s;
TnduStri~ ",azvd -1--li al C,
.!oil T-1-azlicin..
ystva
j4' CCiL,-l I Sti cu
In t
(Ro3e Of, 1"c-ervy 1ndiif:tr.-,-
Yoskva,
6b P.
bral" o' itle: V j~,-mof~lhch I cbr-simm 0-, i

Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1 Pub. 135 - 10/22
Author Pol'shchikov, G. Ya., Capt.
Title Training on a firing training apparatus
Periodical : Vest. vozd. flota, 1, 40-41, Ja 1956
AID P - 3683
Abstract : The author describes ground training of flying personnel
in aircraft gunnery. He gives examples and details of a
training apparatus used for this purpose. Some names are
mentioned.
Institution : None
Submitted No date

POLISHCHIJODY, G.Ta., kapitax.
-
'' ~ -. --
Aerial gunnery practice on the ground. Vent.Vozd. Fl-38 20-1:
40-41 J& '56. (Aerial p
,unnery) (MLRA 9:7)

POLISHCHIKOT, Aleksandr Ivanovich; ZAPIVALHIN, AJ., red.; PEVZIM ,
telchnred.
(Technical progress in agricultiarel Tekhnicheskii progress
v sellskom khoziaistve. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellklioz.lit-ry,
1959. 118 p. (MIRA 13:6)
(Agri culture

sov/86-59-1-18/39
AUTHOR: Pollshchikovs G,Ya., Maj
TITLE: A Tireless Innovator (Neutomimyy ratsionalizator)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1959, Nr 1p p 42 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author states that officer A.A. Tolstov, a fly:~ng
school Instructor, works tirelessly as an innovator. He has
built a number of visual aids and models of various types, which
he uses for the classroom training of young pilots.
Card 1/1

POL'SHGIaKOV,_V,V.., inzh.
USE, declinometer for cutter-loaders and shields. S?z-kht. stroi.
5 no.8:20-22 Ag 161. (1-aRA 16:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy m-arksheydersk-i-y
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POLISHCHIKOV. V.V.
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BERNATSKI.YP Yu.P.; POL'SHCHIKOVA, P.I.
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1. Nauchmyy institut po udobreniyam i insektofungisidam imeni
prof. Samoylova.

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AUTHOR: Trunov, V. K.; Pol'shchikova, Z. Ya.; Kovba, L. M.
ORG: Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Moscow State University (Kafedra
neorganicheakay kbimiij Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: New double oxides of niobium
SOURCE: Moscow. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya II. Khimiya, no, 3, 1966, 89-90
TOPIC TAGS: niobium compound, niobium double oxide, aluminum compound, iron
compound, chromium compound/-P" C--X4 C- a-?- r, 19-k-
ABSTRACT:. A study of double oxides which could be formed in the systems:
A1203-Nb 0,-, Fe 0 - Nb 0 or Cr203 - Nb205 was prompted by previous informpti.on
2 2 3 2 5
on the existence and composition of some double oxides. 7be above systems wer~-
investigated in areas rich in niobium. The following cGmpounds were obtained:
A120 llNb20, and FeZ03-llNb 20 isostructural to the monoclinic and rhombic
modilications of Ti2NbIO029, ana'double oxides Me 203-49Nb2 0 , where Me is either
Fe- or Cr, and which are isontructural to ZrO2,-7iNb2O5- The lattice consta':its were
determined and given in the original. In tabulated form. 'I'he results indJ,cate that
the conclusions obtained by H. J. Goldsch-,aidt on the existence of solid solutiona
ia the systems Me.0, - Nbz05 (Ma Al; Fe; or Cr) are incorrect. Orig. art, has:
I table.
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Cord UDC: 546

MIKIWEV, V.T.j POLISHIN, D.D.; TOURI, R.A.
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POLISHIN, D.Ye.
s
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POLISHIN, D.Ye.
k simple technique for the rapid determination of gravimetric soil
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POLISHIN, D.Y'o-., kandidat tekhniche5kildi nauk.; TOKAW, B.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh
-h~ ~*-'
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(Soil mechanics) (Building)

SOV/124-58-3-3Z84
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 3, p 107 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Poll shin, D.Ye., Tokarl, R. A.
T IT LE: On the Maximum Permissible Irregularities in the Sag of
Structures (0 dopustimykh naiboll shikh neravnomernostyakh
osadok sooruzheniy)
PERIOD]'-AL: V sb. : Materialy k 4-mu Mezhdunar. kongressu po mekhan.
gruntov i fundamentostr. Moscow, AN SSSR, 1957, pp 79-87
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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