VESLONOSY, a set of fresh-water fishes of order osetroobraznyh. 2 kinds{views}, one - in an eskar. Erie and the rivers of an austral part the USA, length up to 2 m, weighs up to 75 kg; in the Red Data Book of the International union of nature protection and natural resources; the second - in r. Yangtze, length up to 7 m. Object of a craft.

SPRING, see. Seasons.

VESNIK Eugeny Jakovlevich (r. 1923), the Russian actor, the national actor of the USSR (1989). With 1964 at Small theatre in Moscow. Acts in film.

FRECKLES, yellowy-brown nevuses pigmentosus for the person on the open parts of a body (a face, arms{hand}). Occur{come up} under action of the sun (spring), sometimes radioactive radiations and chemical stimuluses.

EROPHILAS (ukr., the Byelorussian. - vesnavye, rus. - zaklichki), ceremonial calendar songs of call-up of the spring, dated for equinox. Before to erophilas attributed magic value.

EROPHILAS, order of hexapods. Side panels in scope{span} 1-8 see. Ok. 2000 kinds{views}, predominary in Boreal hemisphere. Dwell{live} for circulating water reservoirs, especially in mountains. Adult hexapods occur{come up} in the early spring. Larvas of an erophila - a forage of food fishes.

GRAVIMETRIC ANALYSIS, the same, that gravimetric analysis.

VESOS (Vesaas) Tarjej (1897-1970), the Norwegian writer. In novels " Black horses " (1928), "Birds" (1957), etc. - interlacing of a reality with symbolics and allegory. Roman " the Major game " (1934) from country life; short stories and verses spirit of a modernism, plays.

VESPASIAN (Vespasianus) (9-79), Roman emperor with 69, the founder of dynasty Flaviev. Much more widely, than his{its} precursors, distributed to provincials of the right of Roman and latin citizenship.

VESZPREM, city in Hungary, an administrative centre medje Veszprem. 64,3 thousand inhabitants (1991). A machine industry, textile, chemical, wood-working, a food-processing industry. A Gothic chapel of 13 century, a baroque palace of diocesan (18 century).

VESSEL Nikolay Hristianovich (1837-1906), the Russian teacher and the publicist. The editor of log-books "Teacher" (1861-64), " the Pedagogical collection " (1864-1882), " the Heart-felt word " (1885-1900). Transactionses under the theory of pedagogics.

WEST WIND (a nem. West), the same, that the west.

WEST WIND, in Roman mythology the goddess of a home which cult departed priestesses - vestalkami. Corresponds{meets} Grecian Gestii.

WEST WIND, one of the largest (a diameter of 555 kms) planetoids (¹ 4), is open{discovered} by V.Olbersom (Germany, 1807). The distance West winds from the Sun variates from 2,2 up to 2,6 and. e.

VESTALKI, in Other. Rome priestesses of the goddess the West winds supporting in a temple of the goddess sacred fire. Were elected from girls of notable families, should minister to the goddess 30 flying, respecting a vow of chasity. Vestalok, breaking a vow, alive instilled in ground.

VESTVERK (a nem. Westwerk), in karolingskih and Romanesque tserkvah (especially in Germany) cross construction in a western part of the building (with 2-3 towers discovered in a nave by passageways and chapels on choruses).

VESTGOTY (vizigoty), the German nation, a western branch it is ready. In nach. 5 century have intruded Italy; in 410 have plundered Rome. In 418 have based in JUzh. Gallia rannefeodalnoe the Toulouse kingdom (from Gallia in nach. 6 century are extruded by francs). In 5 century have trapped large part Pirenejskogo p-ova; their state is conquered by arabs in nach. 8 Century.

" VESTDOJCHE LANDESBANK GIROTSENTRALE " (Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale), a central bank of federal ground Boreal Rhine - Vestfalija, Germany. It is based in 1969 as a result of interflow " Rajnishe girotsentrale und vekselbank " (Dusseldorf) and " Landesbank fjur Vestfalen girotsentrale " (Munster). Board in Dusseldorf. Executes commercial operations, including with valuable papers. 4 branches in country, 4 abroad. Affiliated establishments, branches and representations in 12 countries (including in Moscow). Total assets 132,6 billion German marks (41,7 billion dol. The USA) (kon. 1980th).