Traduction de «Air dose » (Anglais → Français) :

skin erythema dose [ SED | skin dose | erythema dose | sunburn dose | sunburning dose ]

reacting dose [ provoking dose | enhancing dose | second dose | challenging dose ]

lethal dose 50 [ LD50 | mean lethal dose | lethal dose 50% | lethal dose fifty | median lethal dose | median lethal value ]

maximum permissible dose equivalent | MPDE | mpde | maximum permissible dose | permissible dose | tolerance dose

Maximum permissible dose | Maximum permissible dose equivalent | Permissible dose | Tolerance dose

accumulated dose | cumulative absorbed dose | cumulative dose | total dose

dosage regimen | dose regimen | dosing regime | dosing regimen | dosing schedule

unidose | monodose | single-unit package | unit-dose | single dose

(13c) When drawing up or reviewing implementing acts, the Commission should take account primarily of the following circumstances: the location, nature and scope of the nuclear accident or of any other cause of a radiological emergency; the nature and scope of radiological substances released into the air, water or soil, as well as in food and feed, whether inside or outside the Union; the risks of actual or potential radiological contamination of food and feed and the resulting doses of radiation; the type and quantity of contaminated food and feed that can reach the Union market, and the maximum permitted levels for contaminated foo ...[+++]d and feed in third countries;

(13b) When drawing up or reviewing implementing acts, the Commission should take account primarily of the following circumstances: the location, nature and scope of the nuclear accident or of any other cause of a radiological emergency; the nature and scope of radiological substances released into the air, water or soil, as well as in food and feed, whether inside or outside the Union; the risks of actual or potential radiological contamination of food and feed and the resulting doses of radiation; the type and quantity of contaminated food and feed that can reach the Union market, and the maximum permitted levels for contaminated foo ...[+++]d and feed in third countries;

(15) Paragraphs (2)(b), (3)(b) and (9)(b) do not apply in respect of a brachytherapy remote afterloader that contains a total quantity of nuclear substance that, if exposed, would produce a radiation dose rate in air of less than 10 mGy per hour at a distance of 1 m.

Need I remind hon. members that Canadian Airline Internationals could not have survived without the $20 million annual fuel tax reduction, without the heavy dose of favouritism in awarding it the most lucrative air links, without a great deal of flexibility as far as the repayment of interest-free loans are concerned?