SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MANDOKI, A. - MANDRO,V.F.

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Sr: Monthly List of East European Accessions (E-E-AL) LC,., Vol. 6, no. 7, July lc,@7. I ncl.

MANDOKI, Andor, okleveles kohomernok
Surface treatment of hot-shaping tools for reducing friction
and increasing durability. Koh lap 95 no.12.-561-564 D 162.

aef! -.011 ctive Farms nt
C. Trc-.tmennt c-ivrn to st@blz marmr. on the
Karcag. 1@. 10.
Vol. 11. no. 15/16, 'ug- 1956
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AORT"'ITURE
Budapest, HungarY
10: 141ast Suropean Accession, Vol. 6, No. 5, ?--av 1957

MARDOKI, IaszlO
Baranya County guild seals. Pecoi muaz szem.1 8 no. 1:19-23
ja-mr 63.
1. Jarrus Pannonius Museum, Fees.

MANOIA Istvan
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The reconstruoted safety applianees of the Szombathely
station put into operation* Vasut 12 noo2t2l 25 F 16@#

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MANDOV, lord.
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Eighty-watt transmitter on 1" mc/s. Radio i televiziia 13
no. 2:36-37 164.

MANDOV, I. (UNT)
Ultrashort-wave transmitters for "fox hunting." Radio i televiziia
13 no.11027-328 '64.

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3d @011@,,Ctiv- Far'-@
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POIAND/Chemic Technoloar Chemical Products and Their H.
Applications Food Industry.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khi=iya, No 11, 1958, 37997
Author : Broda, H., Mandowska, M.
Inst :
Title : A Comparative Evaluation of Polish Food Essences.
Orig Pub : Przera. Spozywczy, 1957, 11, No 7, 305-339
Abstract No abstract.
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nmBLOL"
formation of the first sympodium on cotton under conditions pre-
vailing in the Armenian S.S.R. Izv.A5 Arm.SSR.Biol.1 sel$khoz.
nauki. 4 no.5:487-490 151. (MM 9:8)
(Armenia--Cotton growing)

KUMOTAN, S. P.
Multiple-headed cotton plants [in Armenian with summary in Ruasianj.
Izv.AN Arm.=.Biol.i sallkhoz.naukt. 5 no.9:75-80 152. (MUtA 9:8)
(Cotton)

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Category USSR/Radiophysics - Application of radiophysical methods 1-12
Abs Jour Ref2hur - Fizika, No 1, 195@ No 2052
Author Mandrazhi, V.P.
Title :_ffystemfo@ Inertia-less Noise-Rejecting Synchronization of Television
Receivers.
Orig Pub Tekhnika televideniya (M-vo radiotekbn. prom-sti SSSR), 1954, No 2, 33-47
Abstract Discussion of a circuit for intertia-less noise-rejecting synchronization of
television receivers. A horizontal sweep channel, designed according to this
system, requires 3--3.5 tubes instead of 5 useli in the best version of inertia-
less circuit with reactance tube and sinusoidal oscillator, and instead of 4
when an inertia circuit with a d-d amplifier and a blocking generator are used.
The principle of operation of the proposed apparatus is described, and practi-
cal principb& diagrams of two fundamental elements are given: a valve ampli-
fier and a 'Crigger.-pulse generator. A detailed description is given of an ex-
periment set up to compare the circuits listed above. The experiment estab-
lished that the inertia-less circuit, using fewer parts and tubes, has, in the
author's opinion, 25-100 times greater noise rejection than the above-mention-
ed known intertia circuits.
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MANDRAZHI, V.P., inzhener.
It, @--w-wMMAW6W..w@
Diffraction of a crlindrical electromagnetic wave from an JAeally-
conducting eliptie 071inder. Tekh.televid no.6:17-29 '55,
(Electric wavea-Diffraction) (14MA 10:3)

HANDRAZHI, V.P., inzhener.
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Relationahip between the theories of diffraction and radiation
patterns of multipurpose antennas. Tekh. televid no.6:30-37 155.
(Antennas ) I I @@ 10: 3 )

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AUTHOR: I.;r andrazhi, V. P., Member of the Society (see Asso-
ciation) -
TITLE: Properties of current-density distr.-Libution on the
surface of a band and of an elliptical cylinder in
the diffraction of cylindrical electromagnetic waves
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika, v. 17, no. 5, 1962, 34-46
T2XT: A rigorous solution is given to the diffraction problem of
t
a cylindrical wave from an elliptical cylinder. The series solu-
tions are brought to a form, suitable for summation on a computer.
The cylindrical electromagnetic field E(l)(R) of the linear current
i6ot @L z
Ie which do'es not coincide with the z-axis, can be expanded in
series in terms of eigenfunctions. An expression is derived for the
total diffraction field of a cylindrical wave from an elliptical
cylinder. This expression is used for calculating the current den-
sity jz(AL) of an induced cylindrical wave at the surface of an
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Properties of current ... D407%301
ideally conducting elliptical cylinder, viz.:
. I ' EzJF,
3 c 7,@ 7CL 0
(4L _L h
iz 4T)-k I
(3)
(h being the major semi-axis of the ellipticai cross-sect_Joia)-
Formula (3), in conjunction with the expression for the total di"-
fraction field, yields the working formulas for the current densi-
ty. Computations were carried out by the working formulas for 16
different combinations of initial data, for longitudinal and trans-
verse incidence of the cylindrical wave, for 4 values of the para-
2
meter q and for 2 different ratios of the semi-axes of
the elliptical cross-section. In each of these cases the-absolute
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Properties of current ... D407YD301
4
values and the Dhases of the current density were computed for 21
va--ues of the argument,,(L. mhe results of @he calcul"ations are
plotted on graphs and compared with s,milar calculat.1ons for p,.,ne-
wave diffraction. Other graphs show (for comparison) the density
of a current, induced by a cylindrical wave in a band (of width
2h), and the density of a current, induced by the same wave in an
unbounded plane. The graphs made it possible to establish a num-
ber of regularities in t4e distribution of current densities ampli-
tudes at the surface of an elliDtical cylinder and of a band, in
the diffraction of the cylindrical- and Dlane-waves: a) The cur-
rent density increases at the ends of the cylinder and, in parti-
cular, at the ends of the band. Unexpectedly, the current density
is maximal at the boundary between t@e "illuminated" and the "dark"
part of the surface, and not at the face of the cylinder. b) In all
the cases of diffraction, the width of the "boundary"-effect zone
is very small (not more than 0.05 - 0.08@). In addition, the cha-
racteristics of the distribution of the current-density phases
were ascertained (as a result of the analysis of the graphs). The
regularities in the distribution of the amplitudes and phases of
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Properties of current ...
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the current density at the edges of conductin- bands of dJff'erent
width are similar in the case of diffraction rfrom these b@ar',ds)
of cylindrical and of plane waves. Therefore it car, be assumed
that these regularities apply also to the edges of holes in con-
ducting screens and to the edges of th4n reflectors, prcvided their
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size Ls not less than
of the wavelength. There are 11 figures
1 iable and 5 references: 2 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. @he_@
references to the English-language publications read as follows:
N. W. McLachlan. Theory and application of Mathieu functions. Ox-
ford, 1947; E. B. Moullin, F. M. Philips, PIEE, p. IV, 99, 1'@52;
Tables relation Mathieu functions. Columbia Univeriity Pi-.ss, 17cw
York, 1951.
Air-acciATIONT: Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo rad_@otekhniki
elektrosvyazi im. A. S. Popova (Scientific and Tech-
nical Society of Radio Engineering and Electrical Com-
munications imeni A. S. Popov) Z-Abstracter's note:
Name of Association was taken from -first page of
journal._7
SUBMITTED: May 30,1960 (initially),June 24,1961 (after revision)
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SINITSTH, V.P., kandidat takhnichookikh nauk; KALOV, N.F., kandidat takhni-
cheskikh nauk; KANDRAMITSKIY, M.N.; BORKMOTA, V.D.; IAVROVSKIY,
I
IIrtV,' -'t@ikhnicheskiy redaktor
K.F., redaktor.
[Local air defense; textbook for secondary schools and pedagogical
schools] Hestnala protivovozdushnaia oborona; uchabnoe posobie dlia
arednikh shkol i pedagogicheskikh uchilishch. Pod red. Sinitsyna.
Koakva. Goa. uchabno-padagog. izd-vo Hinisterstva proeveshchaniia
RSFSR. 1956. 150 P. [Microfilm] (HLRA 9:12)
(Air dafenses)

PHASE I BOOK EXPIXTATION 1132
Levin, M.Ye... Malinin, G.A., Mandrazhitskiy, M.N., Sinitsyn, V.P. and
Fedorov, V.I. r------
Zashchita ot sredstv massovogo porazheniya (Defense Against Weapons of Mass
Destruction) Moscow, Uchpedgiz, 1958. 181 p. 100,000 copies printed.
Eds. (Title page): Sinshchyn, V.P. Candidate of Technical Sciences and Malinin, G.A.
Ed. (Inside book): Lavrovskiy, K.F.; Tech. Ed:Natapov, M.I.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for public instructors of the PVO DOSAAF
(Antiaircraft Defense Unit of ty!e All-Union Voluntary Society for the
Prmotion of the Army, Aviation and Navy).
COVKRAGE: This book includes general information on atomic, chemical and bacteri-
ological weapons and measures for Individual and collec+ive protection frcm them.
The variousauthors contributed to the text as followsf M.Ye. Levin wrote Chap-
ters 11,2,3t4 4Lnd 6; M.N. Mandrazhitakly, -L Chapters 7,8 and .9j G.A. Malinin -
C@apter 10; V.P. Si-nitsyn-Cnapters 11, 12, and 14; and V.I. Fedorov -Chapter 5.
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Defense Against Weapons (Cont.)
There are no references
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
1132
Ch. 1. Modern)4eaas of Air Attack
Ch. 2. Atcmic Weapons and Their Destructive Force 16
Ch- 3- Impact, Fra@pentation and Incendiary Meara of Destruction 43
Ch. 4. Chemical Weapons and Their Destructive Effect 53
Ch- 5. Bacteriologica-l Weapons and Their Destructive Effect 62
Ch. 6. Individual Means of Protection 74
Ch- 7- Collective Means of Protection 90
Ch. 8. The Protection of Food Products., Water and Famge Fran Con-
tamination by Poison Gases, Radioactive Substances and
Bacterial Agents 103
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Defense Against Weapons (Cont.)
1132
Ch. 9. Problems and Organization of Local Antiaircraft Defense for
Dwellings, Enterprises, Institutions,, State Faxms and Collective
Farms
Ch. 10. Surveying Destruction Centers 119
Ch. U. Emergenc3r-rescue Work in a Destruction Center 135
Ch. 12. Fire-prevention Measures and the Extinguishing of
Flare-ups and Fires 142
Ch. 13. Means and Methods of Deactivation, Degasification and
Disinfection 151
Ch. 14. Duties of Civil Defense Personnel on the Sounding of Local
Antiaircraf't Defense Signals 173
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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@jIANDRA Z@iITSKIY, N N -
PIUM I BOOK EXPLOILAMON SOV/4103
Levin., Moisey Yevseyevich., Georgiy Andreyevich Malinin, Mikhail Nikolayevich
mandrazhitakly., Valentin Petrovich Sinitsyn, and Valeriy Ivanovich Fedorov
'-Z@-
Zashchita ot sredstv massovago porazheniya (Protection Against Heans of Mass
Destruction) 2nd ed. Mascaw., Uchpedgiz, 1960. 176 P. 50POOO copies
printed.
General FA.: V. P. Sinitsynp Candidate of Technical Sciences, and G. A.
V-11nin. Ed.: A. A. Korotkiy; Tech. Ed.,. R. V. Tsyppo.
PMUOR: This book is intended for the public instructors of P70
DOSAAF (Air Defence Organization under the All-Union. Volwitary Society
for the Promotion of the Army.. Aviation and Navy).
COVERAGE: The book gives fundamental information on atomic., chemical,, and
bacteriological veapons and on means of Individual and collective
protection. Xt states that the problem has been studied sufficiently
and that at the present time adeqgate means. of protection exist for a
vell-organized and trained populdtidn.. No personalities axe mentioned.
There are no references.
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Protection Against Means of Mass Destruction BM/4j-03
TABIX OF CONTMM:
Introduction 3
Ch. L Modern Means of Attack From the Air 5
Ch. 2. Atomic Weapons and Their Casualty Effect 15
Ch. 3. High-Explosive., Fragmentation., and Incendiary Weapons 41
Ch. 4. Chemical Weapcns and Their Casualty Effect. 51
Ch. 5. Bacteriological Weapons and Their Casualty Effect 59
ch. 6. Protective Equipment for the Individual 71
Ch. 7. Protective Equipment for, Groups 86
Ch. 8. Protectibb of Food.. Water., and Forage Against Contamination by
Poisonous, Radioactive, or Bacteriological Substances 99
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Protection Against Means of Mass Destruction BOV/4103
Ch. 9. Tasks and Organization of the local Air Defense Relative to
Dwellin sp lstabllshments,, Institutions., and State and Collective
Farms. Rules of Conduct and Action for the Popalstion, According
to the SIgna3.s of the Local Air Defense 103
Ch. 10. Reconnaissance of Stricken Areas
3-10
Ch. 3.1. Emergency and EL-scuing Operations in Stricken Areas 130
Ch. 3.2. Fire Prevention Measures; Xxtingulshing Fires in Progress and
Bream out 136
Ch. 13. Methods and Mans of Decontamination; Degassing and Disinfection 145
Ch. 14. Duties of Personnel of Self-Defense aroups Responding to Signal
Given by the local Air Wense 166
AVAIIABIR: Library of Ccngress NA926-W 1960)
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Snurce: Bucharest, Ioiena, No 3, Jul-Aug 61, pp 271-274.
Data; "Da termination of Ethylone Glycol in the Air."
Work performed at the Iasi Branch of the RPR In3titute
of Fjgiene (InstitutlYl--de Igi7eha RFR , Filiala Iasi).

Determining ethylene glycol in the a:Lr. Rev-. chImie Min. petr.
12 no-8003-504 Ag'61
1. Institutul de igiena R.P.R. Filiala iasi.

i-AiliDRIC, Gh., Chemist.
Institute of 11,@-,-iene and Lacor Safetly of the
Iasi joranch ( Tns-dtutul do 1@2@ir,-na si n-rotectian ,tillicii
i"i-liala Iasi).
SIM '4'01 :(!1, @@O :,,@Lj,-Anr r)D
L)uciiarest, ;La
"Adant,ition of tile Goinri;rnotric .,*,(-,@@,hod to Vnt(!1-..-,-ine the
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"@@etT-a Institute of Chemi,,;tr@y of the fluffanian Academy,
!-i. * ilrrtnch, ,-L A Alaoa C@rigoro ",hioa Voda.

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intempri-later. It. 10. @,-; -oum Q no.8/9:5'J-'-';G4 Ag-b 1,,,-
1. "Petru F,.)nl" ';nstitutv r,!' ',hemist.ry, Zt.manimn Aca-lemy, Ins'
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MANDRIGHENKO, A.G.
Assembly and installation o; r.te supporting rollers of the crawler
tread. Trakt. i sel'khozmash. 31 no.12:36-37 D (1@
(MIRA 15:1)
1. Volgogradskiy traktornyy zavod.
(Crawler tractors)

BOO,
AUTHORS: Viyugov, P. N., Goncharov, K S.- S
Mandrichenko, A. M.
TITLE: Attenuation of Gamma Radiat-f: C
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Val, 10, @1-
TEXT: The costs of shielding are of great significan- f.--: 14near
accelerators on account of their big size. It w;,;t@- -r er@@,-
interest to find out to what extent earth, sand, or c
could be suitably applied to obtain effective protecticn again@,t g,:Lmxa
radiation. In this "Letter to the Editor", the authrrs ,,n :t-i--
cf the attenuation of Co6o gamma radiation by earth, sand. aiil'
chemical composition is given in Table 1. The folljw:rg
arrangement was used:
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Attenuation of Gamma Radiation b,',' 3 / 0 e@D 0 " 3 C
C @ @z
Concrete and Certain Soils Bcc"@/- ,,
The Dp@,n2.ag a t
Concrete blocks 1.C4 m arge. The s,, e."
6@ 11)(1YO.1 m or was piaced 2 @r 4 rL from tni-
'j containers with (cc 6o, 0.17 Tht. re6u-,t-
[other shielding
I! materials measurement cbta!n#,! for @i dlstar.-@.
of 2 m arc- L.11.--L-ztrati@a in Fig, 2.
;/411 1 m of @oncrete 4s
'Stilbene crystal 1.36 m of sand,
ith JJJ -19)i(FEU- 19M)or 1 , 61 -6. of a"7
M*ultiplier
Results of detailed economic calculations are tabu@ated, EartVI.
clay were not compressed for the tests, though @'.ompressod
would have yielded better results. V. V. Katr4ch and V. S@ -@7
thanked for assistance. There are I fi6uro, 5 tab',,:, tr.!
3 Soviet and 1 British.
SUBMITTED: September 5, 10"
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GLMMOYEDOV, B.;,_MNDRIK, A., izobratatell
Work has been dragging along, nov it is in full swing. Izobr.i
rate. no.10:32-33 0160. (mm 13:10)
1. Predeedatell zavodskago soveta Voesoyuznogo obahchestva izobrotateley
i ratsionalizatorov na Kurskom zavode traktornykh 7apasnykh chastey
(for Glukhoyedov). 2. Nachal'nik Byuro sodeyratsionalizataii i
izobretatellstva (for Mandrik).
(Kurek-Tractor industry)

UMIK. R V
!M-
Data on the affect of hypothermia on the metastlams of Brown-Pearce
tumor. Biul. eksp. biol. mad. 47 no.1:67-70 Ja 159. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Iz laboratorli patolop,IScheakoy fiziologil (zav. - kand. med. nauk
I. P. Tereshchanko) Gosudaretvamogo onkologloheakogo inatituta imeni
P.A. Gertsena (dir. - prof.A.N. Novikov, nauchnyy rukovoditell - za -
S]Luzhennyy deyatell nauki RSFSR, chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof.
A.I. Savitskiy) Moskva. Predstavlena deystvitellrqm chlenom ANN SSSR
V.I. Chernigovskim.
(NEOPIASMS, exper.
qff. of hypothermia on metastatic spreading of Brown-
Pearce tumor (Ras))
(HTPOTHIRMIA, effects,
on Brown-Pearce tumor metastatic spreading (Ras))

MAPDRIK, E. V., Cand Med Sci -- (diss) I'Metastasis of Brown-Pierce tu-
mors under the conditions of the application of hypothermy." Moscow,
1960. 12 pp; (Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Inst of Normal and
Pathological Physiology); 210 copies; price not given; (KL, 17-60, 171)

MANDRIK, E.. V., VINOGRADOVA, V. D., PODSEI, L. K., SAR4VA, S. M., and SHITIKOV, K. G'
"Resistance of the organism and some peculiarities of the metastatic
period."
report submitted for the European Conference on Tum-or Biology (-wcc),
Warsaw, Poland
22-27 vay 1961

VI A.; KNINDR IF, E. V. sk@-A-C:V A,
I-x @e r : men da ua Cir'. '-'@e 81 Pf-f- I C-C. f.
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onkc,l-igicheskog,- ins t,.l tuta imeni i

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MANDRIK I (S.Lipetak)
@-- WWR
Metallurgists in Lipetsk.' NTO 2 no.11:8-9 R 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Uchenyy sekretarl Lipetskogo gorodakogo pravleniya Sauchno-
tekhnicheskogo obahchestva chernoy metallurgit.
(Lipetak--Metallurgists)

OSTROVSKIY, Yu.M.; LUKASHIK, N.K.; RAZUMOVICH, A.N.; BALAKLEYEVSKIY, A.I.;
DOSTA, G.A.; 71REBUKHINA, R.V.; LARIN, R.S.; KARFUTI, S.N.;
KOMAROVA, B.P.; NEPOCHELOVICH, IN.S.; DVORYA14II10VICH, L.H.;
MGYSEYENOK, A.G.; M.WDR14.4.A.; GALITSKIY, E.A.; 14kTYSIK, M.S.;
PODOBED, V.G.; 14AKARINA-KIBAK, L.Ya.
Differentiation of specific and nonspecific metabolic shifts
in an acute avitaminosis Bl caused by oxythiamine. Vop.pit.
24 no.4t4l-48 Jl-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Kafedra biokhimii (zav. - dotsent Yu.M.Ostrovskiy)
meditsinskogo instituta, Grodno. Submitted July 23, 1964-

MANDRIK.0 N.
Get acquainted with the new equipment. Sov.shakht. 13 !io.2.14-17
F 164, (MIRA 17:3)
1. Starshiy tekhnicheskiy inspektor Donetskogo soyuza rabochik-h
ugollnoy promyshlennosti.

MaMIK, P.Ye., 41itzhener.
Kechauization of plastering work with thick and quick-hardening solutions.
Mekh.stroi. 10 no.8:30-31 Ag '53. (MI-RA 6:8)
(Plastering)

MANDRI.K., P.Ye., inzh.
Efficient tools and implements at the exhibition of the Ministry
of the Construction Industr7 of the R.S.Y.S.R. Nov. tekh. i pered.
op. v stroi. 20 no.2:22-26 Y 158. (MIRA 11:2)
(Building--Tools and implements',

MhNDRIK, P.Ye., inzb.
Manufacturing efficient implaments and devices to be used in
aaeombling, operations. Nov.tokh.mont.i opets.rab.v Htroi. 21
no.11:26-28 N 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Tekhnicbeskoye upravlaniye 14instroya ILSFSR.
(Building-Tooln and implements)

MANMIK 2 nzh.;ZIMIN.P.A.. kand.tekhn.nank. nsuohnyy red*; KRO-
red.ixd-va-, BOROVEW.M.K,, tekhn.red.
CTextboolc for the mechanic fon the construction site] Poso-
bie dlia makhanikq stroitel nogo uchastka. Kosk7a, Gos.izd-vo
lit-ry po stroit., arkhit.i stroit.materialam, 1961. 264 p.
(KIRA 14:5)
(Building machinery)

MANDRIK, P.Ye.., inzh.
Ways of improving the utilization of assembly cranes# Mont.
i spets. rab. v stroi. 23 no.12-.18-19 D 16L, (MIRA 15:2)
1. Tekbnicheskoye upravleniye Ministerstva, stroitellstva
RSFSR.
(Cranes., derricks., etc.)

DRCBOTIKO, V.G.; AMMAN, B.Z.; SHVAYGER, H.O.; ZURPUMA, "'.I.; KANDRIK, T.P.
- *."Ul*
Antibiotic properties of gallic acid. Mikrobiol.zhur. 14 no.3:18-21 '52.
(MLHA 6:11)
1. Z Inatitutu mikrobiologii Akademii nauk URSR.
(Antibiotics) (Gallic acid)

MAMRIK. T. .
%-N
Anthocyanin pigments of higher plants and their antibacterial
effect. Rikrobiol.zhur. 15 no.1:66-69 153. (MIaA 7:3)
(Anthocyanin) (Bacteria)

AMMAN, B.Yu.; SHVAYGF.R, M.O.; ZELEPUKRA, S.I.; KAORIK, T.P.
v gra @ _-- -I,-
Classification of antimicrobic substances; remarks on the article
by Kh.Kh.Planelles. Mikrobiol.shur. 15 no.l.-77-79 153.
(MIaA 7:3)
1. Z Institutu mikrobiologii Akademii nauk URSR.
(Bactericides) (Planelles, Kh.Kh.)

MORIX T.P.
*Action of streptomycin. synthomycin, and levomycin on dysentery bacteria (Russian text)
MIKROBIOL. ZM. AM . HAUX U.S.S.R. 1953, 1513 (49-55)
Synthomycin was slower than streptomycin. but the resietance to it also developed nueb
more slowly and with greater difficulty. The bacteriostp.tic effect was strongest
in levomycin. Gutoff (Chem. Abstr-)
SO*. Imcerpta Medica
Section 1V
Vol. 7 No. 12

lit.
fit 5
T T

EXCERPTA XMICA Sec.4 V61.11/4 Mcd.Mcrob. ate. Apri158
886. THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS ANTIBIOTICS AND COMBINATIONS OF AN-
TIBIOTICS ON DYSENTERY BACILLUS (Russian text) - Mandrik T. P.
- TRUD. 2-GO SIEZDA VRACH.-PEDIAT. 1956 (70-80)
The different types of dysentery bacilli show differences in their sensitivity to anti-
biotics and combinations of antibiotics. When a strain develops resistance to a
certain antibiotic, the choice of another antibiotic should be governed by the absen-
ce of cross -resistance. The author made a study of 8 preparations with reference
to this and gives the most favourable replacements. Synergistic action has been
established In the case of some antibiotics which increases the bacteriostatic and
bactericidal effect of combined therapy as compared to the use of the antibiotics
singly. (S)

il, T P1,
PYSE11MY
"The Effect of Various Antibiatics and Their Combinations on Lysenteric
Rod-Shaped Bacteriul", by T,P, Mandrik, TrLldv 2-go Slyezdo Vrachey-Ped-
iatrov USSR, 1956, pp 70-M-Trr-om Mudi-Usinskiy Ref erativnyy Zhurnal,
Section 1, No 2, 1957, pp 68-69.)
Various bacteria react differently to different antibiotics; there-
fore, when a strain develops resistance to some particular antibiotic,
the subsequent antibiotic must be chosen on the 'tasis uf its absence of
if cross-resistance". The author studied 8 preparations, and sug ests
09
the best substitutes. It is stated that the synergic action of some
.antibiotics has been established, and when their s'!parat'a applicat-icn
remains unsuccessful, their joint action can increuse both the bacteri-
ostatic and bactericidal effects.
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0V/21-59-3-21/27
AUTHORS: Ayzenman, B.Yu.., Mandrik T.P, and bhvayger, -M.G,
1@--
TITLE: A Quick Method of Primary 6election of Inhibitors
of Ascitic Celia of Ehrlich's Adenocarcinoma (By-
stryy metod pervichnogo otbora ingibitorov astsit-
C3
nykh kletok Adenokartsinomy Ehrlich'a)
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrains'kol RSR, 1959, Nr 3,
pp 317-321 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors recommendli-singtoo nethods of microscopic
examinaticns for finding uead and damaged cells,
for the primary selection of preparations for
ascertaining antiblastomous activity with respect
to the ascitic Cells of Ehrli2h's adenocarcinoma.
Both methods are simple and can ascertain antiblast-
omous activity within 5-30 minutes. Both methods
are recommended for testing other cells of animal
and human tumors, where the nature of the growth
permits it. The first method iizi worked out by
Drobot1ko @R-ef 1
_57, by way of borrowing the ideas
Card 1/3 of Japanese scientists Mijamura Tef 27 and
L -

SOV/21-5q-71-21/27
A Quick Method of Primary 6electior of D' 4
Cells of Ehrlich's Adenocarclnoma
Yamazaki Z_R_ef 7. Thre ;econd me-I.hoo has been worked
3/
out by the authors TL c3n.--iFt,; of the foil:;wing@
One drop of 0.1% water zj 0 11', 4 :@ @j of Cono-c..--ed is put
on the glass plate and a dr@:p _@f 'he asciti-- liquid
to be examined la admixed The nla+e is
covered by ano-her L71as,:, plat-. Af7e- hours
the plate still damp, ," -a o-il:jected ':) P. micrc-scopic
examination. The live zel'-zi &hrovv nr-, --olor. The
dead and semi-Jead I ,.)_rjured.@ ce_-__@- appea-r JLn russet
colcr of varicus inlens-lt-_;@:@_ The more the cell is
damage.di, the brighter is the color, Of four varie-
ties of Congc-red, 'he best resL;173 were obtained
with the use of Congo-red applied in the fluorescein
microscopy. There are 7 references, 2 of whi-ch arle
Japanese and 5 Soviet.
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SOV'/21-59-3.-21,12-7
A Quick Method of Primary Selection of ii-,hibitors of AsC4Lt-;LC
Cells of Ehrlich's Adenocarcinoma
ASSOCIATION: Institut mikrobiologii AN UkrSbR (Institute of
Microbiology of the AS UkrbbR,)
PRESENTED: November 22, 1958, by V,,G. Drobot'ko, Meniber of the
AS UkrSbR
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AYZR04&N. B-Ye. [Aizenman, B.IU.]; MAADRIK, T.P. EMandryk, T.P.3; SHVAYGXR, M-0.
[Shvaiher, M-0-1
Studies on methods for the determination of antittmar properties
.L
of antibiotics and synthetic preparations. Report No.1; Rapid
method for the primary selection of 3hrlich ascites carcinoma
cell inhibitors in vitro. Mikrobiol.zhur. 21 no.2:49-56 159.
(MIRA 12:9)
1. Z Institutu mik-robiologii AN USSR.
(AMBIOTICS - pharmacology)
(ANTINHOPIASTIC ACWTS - pharmacology)

DERBEETSEVA, N.A.@ RABIROVICH, A.S. [Rabinavych. A.S.]; AYMMAY, D.Te.
[Arzonmn, B.M.]; ZZLIFUKHA, S.I.: KU=, T.P., [Vandryk, T.P.];
SHVAYGER, M.O. [Shvaiher, K.O.]
Antimicrobial substances of Hypericum perforatum. Mikrobiol.zhur.
21 no. 1: 52-57 '59. (KMA 13:2)
1. Iz Institute. mikrobiologii AN USSR.
(ANTISFJTICS pharmacol.)
(PLANTS MEDICINAL pharmacol.)

ATUNMAN, B*Tee CA,7%onman, B*rU*]; MANMIX, T.F. [Mandry1c, T.P.J;
SUAYGIM, K.O. [Shvaiher, W.OA--KIFRUNOVA. Te.A. [Kiprianova, O.A.]
Rapid method for in vitro detection of Injured and dead calls of
Shrlich'a adenocarcinoma during prianry aelsotion of antineoplastio
substances. Mikrobiol.zhur. 21 no-5:66 159. (KIRA 1312)
(NEOPL&SMS exper.)
(ARTINEOPUSTIC AGMTS pharmacol.)

AYZENMANP B#Ye. k-W-=-K,,-T*?.;.SHVAYGER.. MjO,,; KIPRIANOVA, Ye.A.
4
Rapid method for the in vitro detection of injwW and 4&d cells
e tz-
of Ehrlich's carcinoma. Antibiotiki 5 no.3:917-P ;-Je 060.
. I MIRA 14: 6)
1. In3titut mikrobiologii AN USSR.
(CANORI (STAINS AND STAINING (IgqEMCOPY))

AYZEM4AN, B.Ye,; MA1%'DKK, T.P*,- SHVAYGER, M.O.; KIPRIANOVA, Ye.A.
Sensitivity of Ehrlich cancer cells to dyes. Vop.onk. 7
no.8:83-90 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AIN USSR (dir - akad. AN UkrSSR
V.G. Drobottko).
(C"ICm) (STAIVS AND STAINIFG (MICROSCOPY)) (DUS)

AYZENHAN, B.Ye. (Alzenman, B.TU.]; SHVAYGER, MJ0. (Shvaiher, M.0.1;
MANDRIK, T.P. (Mandryk, T.P.]; MMIKHINA, A.N.
(BrsdIkhihi-,--)(.M.]; KIPRIANOVA, Ye.A. (Kip-Lmova, O.A.)
Gomparison of certain methods for the initial selection of
antineoplastic substances in vitro. Mikrobiol. zhur. 25
no.3:33-38 163. (MMA 17:1)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN UkrSSR.

AYZENMAN, B.Ye. [Aizenman B.IU.]; SHVAYGER, H.O.; 140DRIK, T.P.;
fBredikhina,
BREDIKHINA, A.N
A.M.); ORISHCHUK, L.F. [Oryshchuk, L.F.1;
KOLESOVA, E.A. [Kolesova O.A. ]; MISHENKOVA , Ye.L. shen-kova, ';
GALKINA, T.A. (Halkdna, T.G. ]; ZAKHA--' OVA, JL.Ya.; RASHBA, Ye.Ya.
[Rashba, O.IA.]; LAUSHNIK, G.M. [Laushnyk, H.".1;
PREOBRAZHENSKAYAP N.Ye. [Preobrazhenslka, N.IU.]
Effect of substances of bacterial origin on Ehrlich's carcinoma.
Mikrobiol. zhur. 27 no.6:61-67 165. 19:1'.
1. Institut mikrobiologii i virusologii AN UkrSSR.

DAGBOVKC, V.G.,, otv. red.; AYZEI.Wdl, B.Ye., red. MU&,T.Y,,.zad.;
BELITYUKOVA, K.I., red.; ZEL::=UYJiA, S.I., red.; NFr2jISF,
A.K., red.; K"-'.L:l M. re(i.; '-@ATY SFr".',7,KAYA,
red.; FOCHINOK, F.Ya.., red.; ->hVAYGER, red.;
KHREETSOVA, A.S., red.
[Flhytoncides in tri-- r.IlLi-.)nal e, --n,)rirrl 7itonLsidy v na--c4lnom
khoz--a-'stve. Kiev@ rjumka, 19(@4. 350
1. Akademiya nauk UR.I.,., Kiev. -ir..3tytU, vill(ribinlovii i vl-
rusologi 1. 2. ln:-,tlLut ml*kro,dologii AN Ujr. -"3iL (for
Zelepukha, Fochinork, Negra3h, Kulikovskaya).

MANDRIK, V. YU, CandEBio Sci -(diss) "Embryology of the tea
. od r,6 , coo.
plant under Transcarpathian conditions," uzh,,or , 1, o, 19 pp, IL,,r)
(Moscow State U i;-n 101. V. Lomono@7ov. Uzhgorod 3tate U) (n, 42-$0, 112)

IWDRIK, YeOvO
Metastasis of Brown-Pierce tumors in hypothermia. Vop. onk. 6
no.7s49-56 Je 160. MROL 14-4)
(TMORS) (HYPOTHERMIA)

A:
ND-,.TKOV) P. inve 31 1 ., I on of he -S'-renlth !-,.f '.h@) W.,11 @jf
Bl-)ck Pesidentiul m!l -@ocial Ac,dew of Ar-,hite-ture
US'S--. Sci Inst, of 'tructuril Engineerin.1, loscow, l.,50".
(Vissertation for th- -Y@-mi-e of -andid@te in Techni--@l --ciences.)
'0:
Ynizhn@va Letoois', No @?, 1156

U rt @, t [t @ L@ "., I @t ;`
KOSENKO, I.S., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; KANMKOV. A.P-kandidat
tekhnicheskikh nw, . WOW"
Elements of'basic structures of the Central Lenin Stadium in
Koscow* Opyt stroi. no-7:3-31 156. (KI-RA 10:4)
(Moscow-Ste,djums) (Precast concrete construction)

MAHMMOV A P koadidat tekhaichaskikh nauk.
Mj,@@W
Planning and constructing buildings over mines. Stroi.pron.34 mo-7:
3" J1 156. (KWA 9:9)
(Building) (Sail mechanics)

NOVIKOT. I.I., kand.iskusetvovedeniya arkh.; KA1jP.,R.40V., A.P. , kand.tekhn.
nauk; MOV. A.P.. kand,arkhitektury; KOMSHKOV, A.M., k-gad.tokhn.
nauk; SOKOIDV. Ye..B., kand.arkhitektur7; SHATSKIY. Ye.Z., kand.
takhn.nauk; KRICHEVSKAYA, Ye.I., kand.tekhn.neuk; S-URIYA. L.A..
kand.tekhn.aauk; KOVELIMAN, I.A., kand.tekbn.nauk; A@IASYAN. A.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; USENKO. V.M., kand.tekhn.nauk, nauchnyy red-.;
RARSKOV. I.M.. iznh.. nauchnyy red.; YUDINA. L.A., red.izd-va;
PHCHKOVSKAYA. T.V., tekhn.red.
[Building practices in the peoples' democracies. Based on reports
by delegWons-of Soviet biulderel Opyt stroitelletva ze rubezhom;
v stranakh narodnoi demokratii. Po materialam ochetov delegetaii
sovetqLrikh spetsialistov-stroitelei. Moskva, Goa. izd-vo lit-ry
po stroit. i arkhit., 1957. 253 P- (MIRA 11:4)
1. Sotrudniki TSentrallnogo inatituta nauchnoy informateii po
stroitellstvu i arkhitekture Akademii stroitalletva i arkhitektu-ry
SSSR (for Novikov, Mandrikov. Sedov. Konyushkov. Sokolov, Shatskiy,
Krichevskaya, Shleina, Kovellman, Agasysn)
(Building)

KAORIKOV, , IA., kand. tekhn. nauk.
Iaying 88 mm thick bricks. Stroitel' no.3:23 Mr 15@8. (KIM 11:2)
(Bricklaying)

c -@-O< @ov
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es a
Eli
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till 11 11 1.
Jim

ONISHCHIK, L.I., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; TWAIN, A.V.,, dotsent;
SMIRNDV, B.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; MAMRIJKOV, A.P., kand.tekhn.
nauk; SHLEINA, L.A.. 1cand.tekhn.iiW;-_SUDA'M6'V, A.A., inzh.
Increasing technical and economic effectiveness of basic de-
signs of standard apartment houses. 1rudy 14111 no.14:41-101
159. (MRk 131*1)
1. Moskovskiy inzhenerno-ekonomicheskiy institut. 2. Deyutvitell-
M chlen Akademii atroitellatva i arkhitektury SSSR (for
Onishchik).
(Apartment houses) (Arebitecture-Designs and plans)

-~%VRRIEOV-,-A-P,.,~d.tekhn.nauk
ShoPIWOOft building time and lowering the cost of mass housing
construction by improvin' tha design of the walls of
9
preassembled brick buildings. T@rudy MIEI no.15.,68-79 161.
(MIRA 3-4-12)
1. Moskovskiy inzhenelmo--ekanomicheskiy institut.
(Apartment houses)
(Brick walls)

I'llikolay Terentlyevicti, kana.
Aleksandr ?avlovich, kand. tek@n. nauk;
7i , - -
iT-zh. , nauchn. red.; G"?D."@'Y* r-d
vioor- and roofs of re@dential ana ir-d! str'-Ul T'T-. bu u -
in,, Poly i k-rov1i zh4-lykh i p-o4,zvods@vennykh -,el I SkC.-
.,hozi-E,istvennykh zdanii. t-'oskv@@, -'tr-(,4izdat-, !"(4. lcq p.
(K] 1": 8)

DITAKON(N,A.,; KANDRIKOV,V.
Cultural mass work among students. Sov.p.rofsoluzY 3 no.9:52-@A
S 155. (KRA 8:12)
1. Predsedstall profkama Urallskogo Politekhnichaskogo instituts
iment S.K.Kirova, Sverdlovsk (for Blyakonov) 2. Zamestitell pred-
sedatelya pravlentya. kluba institute (for Kandriko7)
(Sverdlovsk-Community Rnd school)

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0 0 (a A- 6.3) D299/D303
AUTHORS: Barsukov, Yu.I,, Mandrikov Molchanov, A.P., and
Nagnibeda, V.G.
TITLE: Artificial radiation-source for radiotelescope
calibration
PERIODICAL: Leningrad. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya matematiki,
mekhaniki i astronomii, no, 1, 1, 1962, 166 - 167
TEXT: An artificial radiation-source is described, used by the De-
partment of Astrophysics of Leningrad State University. This 11arti-
ficial sun" is characterized by high brightness temperature, almost
equal at all its points, and, when placed in the wave field of the
radiotelescope antenna, it has angular dimensions equal to the di-
mensions of the sun. As radiation sourceg plasma in gas-discharge
tubes was used. The electron temperature of the plasma attains 104-
jo5 OK, and the size of the tubes is fairly large. In using only
the radiation from the middle part of the tubes, it is possible to
obtain a source with evenly-distributed brightness. The artificial
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Artificial radiation-source for ... D299/D303
sun incorporated 20 ordinary gas-discharge tubes (of day-light)
AC -30 (DS-30). The tubes were placed in one row, whereby the radia-
ting region formed a rectangle (0-8 x 0.5 m). The source was placed
in the wave field of the radiotelescope antennat at a distance at
which its solid angle equalled the solJJ angle of the sun. The sig-
nal from the artificial source was compared, by means of ordinary
telescopes, with the signal from the sun, at 2.0, 3.6 and 4.5 cm -
waves. It was found that the artificial radiation-flow was 0.15 to
0.20 of the solar radiation. Hence the radiation temperature of the
tubes was about 2000 - 40000K. By putting a screen behind the tubes,
the radiation flow was increased by 1.5 times approxima@ely. In the
experiments already carried out, the tubes were supplied by altern.
current; a d.c. supply would somewhat increase the radiation flow.
Hence the use of a screen and direct current, would lead to an ef-
fective temperature of up to 4000 - 80000K approximately. The effec-
tive temperature could be further increased by ensuring adecfuate
optical thickness of the irradiating region (by adding tube rows,
for example). The artificial sun can be calibrated by means of an
absolute black body. It was found (by experiment) that some special
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Ar.tificial radiation-Bource for D299/D303
types of resins are absolute black bodies in the cm-range, having
a reflection coefficient below 0.5 %. Another method of calibration
consists in using a funnel -- directed towards the zenith -- which
is alternately covered by the black body and by the artificial sun.
There is 1 Soviet-bloc reference.
SUBMITTED: August 6, 1961
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OLEYNIKOV, B.V.; SUARTSEV, S.L.; @@AIKOV&_,@.T.; OLEYNIKOVA, N.N.
Nickel hexahydrite, a new mineml. Zap.Vsea.min.ob-va 94
no. 5A53 -547 165, (141RA 18t11)
1. Sibirskiy nauchno-iseledovatellskly Institut geologii,
geofiziki i minerallnogo sy-rlya, Novosibirak.

Mb.NDRI-TSA, V.M., lnzh.
ation. -- -119
.Udy 1.@77 nc;.173:
Trregul&rity in grain trarzF - - 4 @2-i@
163. N X-?A !,!: 9;

DZHLMIDZIC, L.P. V SIff LI A.
A19BITM&TA K.T.-_SH&ML& I , 0.
KOPYLOVA, D.K.; KMOLWICH, Tu.B.;PNZMMTA. B.I.Edecessed];
TuvDKOORM, D.; GfMHSH PU-IM (Chen Flu-ring]; KONSTAUAS ILL, 9.1.
Angular distribution of the decay products of hyperons,
formed by protons in a photographic emulsion, Zhur.eksp.i
teor-fiz. 38 no-3:1004-1005 Mr 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. GbOyedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy.
(Particles (Nuclear physics))
(Particle track photography)

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S/046/62/026/006/007/020
B125/B112
AUTHORS; Dzhanelidze, L. P., Kostanashvili, N. I., Lebedevich, G. I.,
Mendritakaya, K.V.,'s0Shakhulashvili, 0. A.
TITLE: Transverse momenta of charged7@ -hyperonB produced by 9-Bev
protons in a phot@emulsion
PERIODICALt Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheakaya, v. 269
no. 6, 1962, 734 - 736
TEXT: The r-hyperons were produced by irradiating a photoemul8ion of
type SP-400 41AY\@ (BR-400 N1.KFI) in the inner 9-Bev proton beam of the
OIYa1 synchrocyclotron. The emulsion chamber consisted of hundred
emulsion layers. After 22000 tracks had been evaluated, 42 7_-hyperons
were chosen. 30 "-hyperons were chosen under similar conditions at the
OIYaI. A certain "weight" is attributed to each r-hyperon. The cases
chosen were identified by comparing the measured ionization and its
multiple Coulomb scattering. The maximum of the distribution of the
transverse momenta extending up to pL - 600 Mev/o is at 300 - 400 Mev/0-
From this spectrum - (327 t 14) Mev/0 is inferred for the mean value
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Transverse momenta of charged... B125/B112
of the transverse hyperon momentum. According to the energy distribution
of the 7,-;hyperons, those of them with large momenta probably do not change
essentially the shape of the spectrum and the position of its maximum at
less than'600 Me v/o. The histogram of the AO-hyperons goes farther into
large momenta than the Z-histogram. The Z-hyperons produced by the 9-Bev
protons at the photoemulsion nucrlei must have approximately the same
transverse' momenta as theAo-hyperons ( N400 Mev/c) (@ee reference).
There is 1' figure. The most important English-language reference isi
M. L. Soldviev, Proceedings of 1960 Annual International Conference on
High Energy Physics at Rochester, 388, New York, 1960.
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