Pushkin : dokumenty Gosudarstvennago i S.-Peterburgskago glavnago arkhivov Ministerstva inostrannykh di͡e︡l, otnosi͡a︡shchīesi͡a︡ k sluzhbi͡e︡ ego 1831-1837 gg. S semʹi͡u︡ snimkami s avtografov Pushkina i odnim snimkom s podlinnago svidi͡e︡telʹstva ob okonchanīi im kursa v Imperatorskom t͡s︡arskoselʹskom lit͡s︡ei͡e︡ /

Includes bibliographical references.

Sistematicheskīĭ ukazatel' Voennago sbornika za 1868-1874 gg. : prilozhenīe k no. 12 "Voennago sbornika" za 1874 god.

With: Sistematicheskīĭ ukazatelʹ Voennago sbornika za 1875-1879 gg : prilozhenīe k no. 12 "Voennago sbornika" za 1879 god. S-Peterburg : Tipografīi͡a︡ Departmenta udi͡e︡lov, 1879.

Teletypewriter test set TS-1060/GG operators manual.

"July 1958."

Sobranīe stikhotvorenīĭ velikago russkago poėta samouchki Aleksi︠e︡i︠a︡ Vasilʹevicha Kolʹt︠s︡ova s bīografīeĭ ego : sto li︠e︡t so dni︠a︡ rozhdenīi︠a︡ 1809-1909 gg.

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Sovremennoe khozi︠a︡ĭstvo rossīi, 1890-1910 gg. /

In Cyrillic characters.

Trudy Syrʹ-Darʹinskago oblastnago statisticheskago komiteta v 1887-1888 gg.

Protokoly Syr-darʹinskago oblastnago statisticheskago komiteta -- Obzor statisticheskikh rabot s 1866 g. po 1887 g. po Syr-darʹinskoĭ oblasti / P. Averʹi︠a︡nova -- Po povodu 'Obzora' g. Averʹi︠a︡nova / P. Khomutova -- Opyt statisticheskago ocherka kishlaka Nanaĭ / V. Nalivkina -- Poslovit︠s︡y tyzemnago naselenīi︠a︡ Turkestanskago krai︠a︡ / N. Ostroumova -- Predanīi︠a︡ iz kalmyt︠s︡kago vremeni u sovremennykh karakirgiz Aulīeatinskago ui︠e︡zda / A. Vyshnegorskago -- Kratkīĭ spisok naselennykh mi︠e︡st Turkestanskago uchastka k i︠a︡nvari︠u︡ 1880 goda / Ego-zhe -- Vi︠e︡domost o kolichestvi︠e︡ gazet i zhurnalov, poluchennykh v 1887 godu pochtovym uchrezhdenīi︠a︡mi oblasti po prot︠s︡entnoĭ taksi︠e︡ dli︠a︡ perīodicheskikh izdanīĭ / A. Vyshnegorskago -- Svi︠e︡di︠e︡nīi︠a︡ o Turkestanskoĭ tuzemnoĭ gazet / N. Ostroumova.

Ėpokha osvobozhdenīi︠a︡ krestʹi︠a︡n v Rossīi, 1857-1861 gg. : v vospominanīi︠a︡kh.

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Obzor di͡ei͡atelʹnosti zemstv po selʹskomu khozi͡aĭstvu. (1865-1895 gg.)

"Ukazateli napechatany otdi͡elʹno."

Materialy dlia istorii Sinbirska i ego uiezda : Prikhodo-raskhodnaia kniga Sinbirskoi Prikaznoi Izby, 1665-1667 gg.

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Do-petrovskai︠a︡ Rusʹ v ei︠a︡ literature : po lekt︠s︡ii︠a︡m F. I. Buslaeva E. I. V. Nasli︠e︡dniku T︠s︡esarevichu Velikomu Kni︠a︡zi︠u︡ Nikolai︠u︡ Aleksandrovichu (1859-1860 gg.) /

Record romanized.

Heat stress, heat strain, and productivity in Washington State tree fruit harvesters

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Phylogenetic and physiological characterization of a heterotrophic, chemolithoautotrophic Thiothrix strain isolated from activated sludge

The sheathed filamentous bacterium known as strain CT3, isolated by micromanipulation from an activated sludge treatment plant in Italy, is a member of the genus Thiothrix in the gamma-Proteobacteria according to 16S rDNA sequence analysis. The closest phylogenetic neighbours of strain CT3 are strains I and Q(T), which were also isolated from activated sludge and belong to the species Thiothrix fructosivorans. These strains have respectively 99.2 and 99.4 % similarity to CT3 by 16S rDNA sequence comparison. CT3 shows 63-67 % DNA-DNA hybridization with strain I, which is the only currently viable strain of T. fructosivorans. CT3 is the second strain in the genus Thiothrix that has been shown to be capable of growing autotrophically with reduced sulfur compounds as the sole energy source; autotrophy was also confirmed in strain I. The first reported chemolithoautotrophic isolate of this genus was a strain of 'Thiothrix ramosa' that was isolated from a hydrogen sulfide spring and is morphologically distinguishable from all other described strains of Thiothrix, including CT3. CT3 is an aerobic organism that is non-fermentative, not capable of denitrification and able to grow heterotrophically. Autotrophy in the genus Thiothrix should be investigated more fully to better define the taxonomy of this genus.

Optimisation of strain rate imaging for application to stress echocardiography

We sought to improve the feasibility of strain rate imaging (SRI) during dobutamine stress echocardiography (DSE) in 56 subjects at low risk of coronary disease. The impact of several SRI changes during acquisition were studied, including: (1) changing from fundamental to harmonic imaging; (2) parallel beam-forming; (3) alteration of spatial resolution and (4) narrow sector acquisition. We assessed SR signal quality, a quantitative measure of signal noise and measurements of SRI. Of 1462 segments evaluated, 6% were uninterpretable at rest and 8% at peak stress. Signal quality was optimised by increasing temporal (p = 0.01) and spatial resolution (p<0.0001 vs. baseline imaging) at rest and peak. Increasing spatial resolution also minimised signal noise (p<0.0001). Inter-observer variability of time to peak SR and peak SR were less with high temporal and spatial resolution. SRI quality can be improved with harmonic imaging and higher temporal resolution but optimisation of spatial resolution is critical. (C) 2004 World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine Biology.

Prediction of subclinicial left ventricular dysfunction with strain rate imaging in patients with asymptomatic severe mitral regurgitation

This study sought the ability of strain rate imaging to detect subclinical left ventricular dysfunction, as evidenced by reduced contractile reserve (CR) in 32 asymptomatic patients with isolated severe mitral regurgitation. Compared with CR- patients (n = 10), CR+ patients (n = 22) had significantly higher end-systolic strain and peak systolic strain rate, but these parameters were not significantly different between CR+ patients and matched normal controls. (C) 2004 by Excerpta Medica, Inc.

MMTV-trBrca 1 mice display strain-dependent abnormalities in vaginal development

The breast cancer susceptibility gene Brca1 encodes a large multi-functional protein which is implicated as a caretaker of the genome, through its role in regulation of DNA damage response pathways, including apoptosis. Here we show that in mice expressing a dominant-negative Brca1 transgene on a BALB/c background, vaginal entrance remodeling is inhibited, and that the incidence of this phenotype is increased on a p53 +/- genotype. Given that this developmental process is mediated primarily by apoptosis, we hypothesized that disruption of BRCA1 may confer a resistance to apoptosis in normal epithelial cells. Consistent with this, we show that expression of this transgene in vitro leads to resistance to ionizing radiation induced cell killing in mammary epithelial cells. This is the first time that BRCA1 has been implicated in an apoptosis-mediated normal developmental process.