Utva

(also Shingirlau, Chingirlau), a river in Ural’sk Oblast, Kazakh SSR; a left tributary of the Ural River. The Utva measures 290 km in length and drains an area of 6,940 sq km. It is fed mainly by snow. High water occurs in the spring, and the river dries up in places in the summer. The mean flow rate at the village of Grigor’evka is 3.8 cu m per sec. The maximum flow rate is 227 cu m per sec, and the minimum is 0.19 cu m per sec. The river freezes over in November, and the ice breaks up in mid-April. The Utva is used for irrigation and for water supply.

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Serbia's Utva, meanwhile, has developed the Kobac (Sparrowhawk) as a light attack version of its Lasta-95 trainer, which is in service with Serbia and has been exported to Iraq (20 examples).

Coin-operated: in this article Armada focuses on the exclusively fixed-wing part of the light combat and Counterinsurgency (COIN) aircraft market, where the focus is on non-traditional warfare and border patrol as opposed to classic air combat tasks

The small rivers of the Ural River basin in the territory of West Kazakhstan Region are the Chagan River, the Derkul River, the Ilek River, the Utva River, the Rubezhka River, the Bykovka River, the Embulatovka River, the Barbastau River, etc.

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He has worked as a test pilot at Serbia's UTVA general aviation plane manufacturer.

Serbia's Jat Airways is on course to become the first debt free airline in the former Yugoslavia

In 1910 Marica Gregorcic Stepancic together with Ljudmila Prunk Utva published with Mira Sega a collection entitled Pravljice za mladino (Fairy Tales for Youth) and Utva also adapted Andersen's Fairy Tales (1923) in a fairy tale picture book entitled Krtek Buc (Buc, the Little Mole).

A survey of Slovenian women fairy tale writers

Affiliations and functions: engineer (1975-1976), chief engineer (1976-1978), UTVA, the Aircraft Factory, General Aviation Aircraft Maintenance, Serbia; junior research and teaching assistant (1978-1991), senior research and teaching assistant (1991-1994), assistant professor (1994-1999), associate professor (1999-2004), full professor (2004-to present), the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, Department of Air Transport, Division of Aircraft.

A model of air traffic assignment as part of airport air pollution management system/Oro transporto paskirstymo modelis oro uosto oro tarsos valdymo sistemoje

The number of aircraft was subsequently adjusted to 20, with the remaining 15 aircraft being allocated to the Serbian air force to replace Utva 75 basic trainers.

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He was working from 1975 to 1978 as chief engineer in Aircraft factory UTVA, on general aviation maintenance.

The contribution of optimal turbo fan transport aircraft climb schedule to air company economy/Turbosraigtinio transporto lektuvo optimalaus kilimo plano poveikis oro bendrovei

The UTVA aircraft factory in Pancevo, six miles north of Belgrade.

Europe at war: Targets hit in first round of bombing

The UTVA aircraft factory in Pancevo, about six miles north of Belgrade.

Facts and figures can't shroud battle for peace; During the first night of bombings, 40 Serbian targets were hit. They were mainly air defence systems, but three Yugoslav Migs were also shot down. There were no Nato casualties

The UTVA factory in Pancevo suffered a "direct hit on the production hall, which is on fire", according to a local radio report.

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Utva Aviation industry has delivered 20 Lista (Swallow) 95Ns to Iraq, and is manufacturing for the Serbian Air Force a batch of 15 Lasta 95s with 223-kW engine, two underwing weapon hardpoints and Garmin G500 avionics.

Trainers, aviation's sine qua non: the business of developing and selling fixed-wing military training aircraft lacks continuity, and company survival is enhanced by being part of a large multi-product empire. On the bright side, all sections of the market are currently reporting orders, and the new-generation jet trainers are finally taking off

Vucic said the investments included funding for Serbian military factories in Krusik, Teloptik and Utva, and a micro-chip factory, while UAE-based company Mubadala may also put about US$4bn into Serbia in the future in investments in the missile industry, agro-business and a new modern hotel on the site of the former military headquarters in Belgrade that were bombed by Nato in 1999.