Traduction de «Automatic and sound-power telephone systems » (Anglais → Français) :

14. Calls, in sum, for the phasing-in of a system which would, ultimately, result in a fisheries policy that is ever more in line with the biological capacity of stocks in recovery so as to ensure that the sustainability of the Community's fisheries becomes more of a given than a cause for concern and is perceived as such wherever Community fisheries' products are to be found in the world, which would provide the fleet with the necessary stability and allow for sound and ever more long-term planning, and which would, ultimately, result in a stable system of access to resources in which TACs and quotas need only be modified in specific circumstances ...[+++]and using semi-automatic mechanisms, instead of being altered every year on grounds that are not purely scientific;

14. Calls, all in all, for the phasing-in of a system which can finally produce a fisheries policy that is ever more in line with the biological capacity of stocks that are in recovery, so that the sustainability of the Community's fisheries evolves towards becoming a given rather than an anxiety, and that such is the perception wherever Community fishermen are to be found in the world; which can equip the fleet with the necessary stability, on the basis of sound and ever more long-term-oriented planning; and which can, ultimately, introduce a stable system of access to resources in which TACs and quotas need only be modified in specific circumstances ...[+++]and using semi-automatic mechanisms, instead of being altered every year on grounds that are not purely scientific;

Using existing telephone systems and cutting-edge technology, the project allows health care staff to interact verbally and visually with clients and obtain vital health care data, such as blood pressure or heart and lung sounds.

offering access services intended specifically for children and equipped with an automatic filtering system operated by access providers and by mobile telephone operators,

This network works like a telephone system. You can dial the number of your correspondent and write or even speak to him; you can have a conference with several correspondents; you can leave messages with an automatic answering machine, a kind of 900 number, and the public can read these messages by dialling the 900 number.

My worry at the worst of times is that on January 1, although someone had thought they had fixed everything, it breaks down, and you have a total grid system shutdown, which would affect, for example, the whole telephone system, emergency systems, including police, fire, and ambulance, elevators, traffic lights, consumer power to homes, the banking system, gas stations, and hospitals.