Traduction de «Content reuse » (Anglais → Français) :

content reuse [ reuse of content | reuse ]

system for the reuse of content

reduce at source, reuse, recycle, reclaim [ 3R-R | reduction, reuse, recycling, reclamation | reduce at source, reuse, recycle, valorize | reduction, reuse, recycling, valorization ]

co-channel reuse ratio | D-to-R ratio | frequency reuse factor | reuse factor

five R's [ 5R's | reduce, reuse, recycle, recover, rethink | reduction, reuse, recycling, recovery, rethinking | reduction at source, reuse, recycling, recovery, residual management ]

right to reuse information [ Directive on the re-use of public sector information | PSI directive | reuse of public sector information | re-use of public sector information | right to re-use information ]

cluster | frequency reuse cluster | reuse cluster

product reuse (1) | direct reuse (2) | product recovery (3)

water treatment [ chlorinisation | desalination | processing of waste water | purifying plant | purifying station | water purification | Water reuse(ECLAS) | waste water treatment(GEMET) | Wastewater treatment(STW) ]

waste recycling [ conversion of waste | recovery of waste | recycling of materials | recycling of waste | reprocessing of waste | reuse of waste | selective waste collection | separate waste collection | use of waste ]

The second is the lack of legal certainty surrounding content reusing other content online ["user-generated content" or "UGC"] and the difficulties small businesses and users have in obtaining the licences necessary for all of the rights.

27. Recalls that the availability of standardised and modular components, disassembly planning, long-duration product design and efficient production processes have an important role to play in a successful circular economy; urges the Commission to take relevant actions to ensure that products are durable and easy to upgrade, reuse, refit, repair, recycle and dismantle for new resources, and that parts containing hazardous substances are clearly identified in product manuals to facilitate separation of those parts prior to recycling; asks the Commission in this connection to come up with a definition of bio-based products requiring a minimum renewable ...[+++] material content of 50 %;

In closing, the use of wood in green buildings would benefit from improvements to the building code, in particular in consideration of reusing materials, from better stewardship of the materials at the end of their useful life, and from investment in technology that allows the recycling of wood into content products.

The platform provides the access point to Europeana cultural heritage content at item level, a set of interface specifications to interact with the infrastructure (search for data, download data), support for the metadata adaptation and ingestion of new content, as well as information on conditions for reuse of the content accessible through the infrastructure.