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Later, in assemblage with the nether Ozerki Beds, those were included in the Zavolzhskian RS and finally, according to the decisions of the Interdepartmental Regional Stratigraphic Session in 1988, became regarded as a separate regional stage (gorizont) (Rzhonsnitskaya & Kulikova 1990).

New finds of fishes in the lower uppermost Famennian (Upper Devonian) of Central Russia and habitats of the Khovanshchinian vertebrate assemblages

The S-100, in addition to being produced under licence in Russia by Gorizont, also has officially demonstrated its capabilities onboard frigates of various navies (including the French and German navies), and as a carrier of aesa radars like the Selex Picosar and the Thales I-Master (normally carried by the Watchkeeper).

Time to get real

(123) Lidiia Chukovskaia, "Protsess iskliucheniia: Ocherk literaturnykh nravov," in Izbrannoe (Moscow: Gorizont; Minsk: Aurika, 1997), 410.

"I have not read, but I will say": Soviet literary audiences and changing ideas of social membership, 1958-66

Asiasat-G is a low-power Russian built Gorizont satellite and does not match the characteristics Asiasat filed with the ITU for the position at 77.5 degrees east, Nongluck said.

Thai satellite operator worried about Asiasat jamming

This education institution has a satellite downlink, comprising a parabolic antenna and an automatic search device, plus a DPS-710 converter, a SunTrack-II programmed tuner, a videotranscoder with modulator, a polarizator, and 12 GoldStar VCRs and Gorizont 12" color TVs.

Teleteaching in Belarus

The once-conformist but now noisy journal is Gorizont ("Horizon").

Letter from Moscow; counting the votes and the dead

Gorizont in Rostov-on-Don has a licence to assemble the Schiebel S100 drone helicopter, aiming to sell it to the Border Guards, the MChS and the MVD.

The post--afghanistan era: Attitudes towards drones are changing with the withdrawal from Afghanistan and with a general switch of attentions to the Asia--Pacific region. The relative freedom with which drones have been operated over south-west Asia will be replaced by severe restrictions on their use in the airspace of their owner--nations, where integration with manned aircraft poses many (as yet) unresolved problems

Mobile TeleSystems also announced that it will be offering services in the oil- and diamond-rich northern Russian region of Yakutia, after acquiring the region's mobile phone operator Gorizont in a USD52.2m deal.

Mobile TeleSystems launches services in a further two Russian regions

In Russia, a version of the S-100 is to be built under licence by OAO Gorizont. The Russian Coast Guard has bought the 'Gorizont Air S-100' for use from its 630-tonne Almaz Rubin-class (Project 22460) patrol boats, which will also carry the manned 3400-kg Kamov Ka-226.

Sea-watching drones

Caption: In Russia, the Schiebel Camcopter S-100 is known as the Gorizont A-100 where it was tested by the Russian coast guards.

Not so skyrocketing?

Other noteworthy customers include China and particularly Russia, where the deal was effected through Gorizont. Known in Russia as the Air S-100, the Caincopter has been seen operating from the Rubin coast guard cutter.

Light rotordrones: if one excludes the rotordynes used on ships many decades ago for the sole purpose of giving a beyond-the-horizon view to a captain, a method eventually abandoned due a high rate of accidents, the recent development of the rotary-wing drone has been somewhat erratic, jumping from one extreme to the other in terms of size and potential use. Things are now somewhat stabilising