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Contents: The role and place of the machine in scientific and technical information; Basic trends in the development of information-retrieval systems; Preparation of engineering and scientific cadres with respect to mechanization and automation of information works; The logic of descriptor retrieval systems; The 'Setka-3' automated IPS on the 'Minsk-22' with the use of the socket associative-address method of organization of information; Experience in creating information-retrieval language via computer technology; Realization of thematic information-retrieval systems on an electronic digital computer; Certain questions of machine preparation of indexes for current and retrospective retrieval of scientific and technical information materials; Mechanized IPS for a varied fund developed and introduced by the Upper-Volga TsBTI; Questions of development of an information-retrieval system for automated control of the work of a naval fleet of steam navigation; Experimental investigations of comparative effectiveness of manual and mechanized IPS in the N. K. Krupskaya Leningrad State Institute of Culture; Information retrieval systems; A system of automatic differentiation of distribution of information (SARI-1) on constant inquiries developed in TsBNTI AKIAE; and Application of domestic punch-card machines and the 'Minsk-22' for composition of a descriptor index., Edited machine trans. of Vsesoyuznoi Konferentsii po Informatsionno-Poiskovym Sistemam i Avtomatizirovannoi Obrabotke Nauchno- Tekhnicheskoi Informatsii (3rd), Moscow, 1967. Trudy, n.p., p3-4, 9-29, 93-100, 134-161, 168-171, 181-188, 201-208, 301-308, 328-337, 363-368, 454-482 n.d.

Trans. of mono. Gidrobionika v Sudostroenii, n.p., 1970 p145-156, 167-220.

This report is a translation of the article by M. G. Chilikin and I. I. Petrov entitled Scientific-Technical Problems in Electric-Drive Automation during the Current Seven-Year Plan., Trans. of Nauchno-Tekhnicheskiyo Problemy Avtomatizirovannogo Elektroprovoda v Tekushehem Semiletii (Russia), v21 n2 p161-166, 1960.

The article notes the need for transmitting large amounts of electric power from the main power sources in Siberia and Kazakhstan to the central part of the country and the limitations of existing superhigh voltage power transmission technology, which make it economically or technically impractical to fill the need by existing technology. Development of superconductivity and its application, by cryogenic techniques, to electric power transmission lines, to transmission of electrical energy trhough superhigh frequency electromagnetic radiation in wave guides and cryogenic energy storage is promising. An illustration and brief discussion of a French cryogenic, zero-resistance storage solenoid are given, and possible use in electricaltraction devices is mentioned., Unedited trans. of Elektricheskaya i Teplovoznaya Tyaga (USSR) n1 p13-14 1972.

Analysis of the effect of the displacement of gyro unit center of gravity on the dynamic behavior of a gyro integrator mounted on a vibrating base is given. It is assumed that the vibration amplitudes of the base are small and that both the friction at the suspension axes and the effects of a stabilizer maintaining the gimbals in normal positions are negligible. Expressions for integrator drift are derived, showing that vibrations of the base at frequencies approaching those of the nutations of the base can lead to considerable reading errors in the integrator. (Author), Unedited rough draft trans. of Aviatsionnyi Institut, Kazan. Trudy (USSR) n121 p42-50 1970.