Translation of "Impaction speed " (English → French) :

The test is performed at an impact speed of 35 km/h using a 3,5 kg test impactor.

The test is performed at an impact speed of 35 km/h using a 4,8 kg test impactor.

Higher speed rather than high speed means reduced capital costs, not by very much, but some reduced capital costs, certainly less noise for people near the tracks, and reduced environmental impacts.

John Furlong and his team have emphasized that this speed is essential because the impact of ambush marketing is immediate and the response has to be immediate as well.

In effect, the institutes will move the support for health research beyond the confines of a traditional granting agency through a system of partnerships and alliances that will open up a range of new opportunities — opportunities that will shape the Canadian research agenda and expand and enhance the impact of health care and health services research; opportunities that will integrate the activities of researchers across the country who are focused on meeting common goals; opportunities that will attract private-sector funding for research and help to expedite the commercialization of research results leading to health, economic and s ...[+++]ocial benefits for all Canadians; opportunities that will speed the identification of new, more effective health discoveries, treatments and practices that will improve the health of Canadians; opportunities that will open up new avenues to translate and disseminate research findings into health care practice through improvements in health services, health service products and a strengthening of the health care system itself; opportunities, my fellow senators, to enhance Canada's competitiveness in the global economy, generating unforeseen economic opportunities and at the same time promoting excellence of Canadian health research on an international stage.

thereafter, in January 1992, the State Railways, in order to take due account of the economic and social consequences of introducing a high-speed rail system, appointed Professor Romano Prodi on 16 January 1992 "Guarantor with the task of studying the direct and indirect impact of the Italian high-speed network on the country and its production system";