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Trans. from Mikrobiolohichnyy Zhurnal. 24:6, pp. 57-63, 1962.

The book discusses analytic methods of constructing elastostatic and elastodynamic systems of differential and integral equations of shell theory without requiring the use of additional assumptions on the deformation of the shells, and also methods of solving the systems of integral equations by reducing them to systems of ordinary differential and algebraic equations. No use is made of the well-known assumptions that constitute the foundation of classical shell theory, but the author starts out from the general principles of elasticity theory and derives more exact differential equations of the shell theory, of higher order than those of the classical theory., Trans. of Osnovy analiticheskoy mekhaniki obolochek, (KIEV), 1963

Trans. of Izvestiva (Moscow), v44 n64 p4 (13300), 16 Mar 60.

Trans. of the Notices of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic (Kiev), p984-988, n7, 1960.

The conference, which was convened by the Department of Chemical and Geological Sciences and the Institute of 0rganic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR, together with the Ministry of Higher and Special Secondary Education Ukrainian SSR, took place in Kiev on 10-14 November 1959. About 300 Chemists participated in the conference, including workers of scientific institutes, higher educational institutions, and chemical plants of Kiev, Kharkov, Lvov, Dnepropetrovsk, Odessa, Chernovitsy, Shostka, Moscow, and Leningrad., Trans. of Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal (Ukrainian Chemical Journal) (Ukraine), Kiev, v26 n2 pp273-277 1960.

Within the boundary of isolated Crimean geographical zones, Rh. sanguineus is irregularly distributed. This depends on natural conditions of natural climatic zones. Thus, this tick species reaches greatest numbers in the southern, eastern, and western Black Sea littoral, and in mountainous zones and isolated foothill areas. Toward the north of peninsula, its numbers decrease and even become single in steppe areas. Owing to wide distribution of Rh. sanguineus, control measures should be applied for reduction of tick numbers or their complete destruction, as well as for providing conditions excluding their development as a vector source of distribution of Marseilles fever. (Author), Trans. of mono., Tezisy Dokl. Nauch. Konf. Ukrain. Respub. Nauch. Obshch. Parasit, Kiev, 1967 p359-60.

Restricted until 5 Dec. 2009., How health messages are framed in combination with the nature of the risk (detection or prevention of disease) can impact health behavior change. Furthermore, an individual's chronic motives and cultural values may also interact with these factors to impact the success of health message interventions. Although cultures, as well as individuals, vary in their chronic motives, rarely is research on message framing conducted outside of the United States. This is important for practical reasons (e.g., effectively responding to health threats in other corners of the globe), as well as theoretical reasons (e.g., generalized understanding of motivational/value dynamics that may moderate responses to messages).; The present dissertation examined the potentially interacting effects of cultural value priorities (i.e., value orientations such as security), personality factors (approach and avoidance motivation), and the framing (i.e., gain and loss) of the message on compliance with thyroid cancer screening messages in Ukraine. The impact of value-affirmation prior to exposure to a persuasive message on the perception of cancer risk, self-efficacy, intention, and screening behavior was also analyzed for a sample of 150 Ukrainians at risk of radiation-induced thyroid cancer due to Chornobyl fallout exposure.; Past research in the U.S. suggests that a loss-framed message might be more effective for promoting cancer detection. The pattern of findings found here instead argues that to change health behaviors both individual propensities and the nature of the message framing must be concurrently considered. That is, those individuals in the gain-framed, but not in the loss-framed condition, showed: (a) enhanced intent to get tested when they had both lower levels of avoidance motivational disposition and higher levels of approach disposition or valued security and (b) higher perceived self-efficacy when they valued high stimulation (an approach or gain value). On the other hand, tho