Translation of "One-way transmission " (English → French) :

Therefore, in the event of contractual congestion, i.e. when the level of demand for firm capacity (transmission capacity which the operator has guaranteed by way of a non-interruptible contract) exceeds the system's technical capacity, the operator may offer the unused capacity of certain users to other users on a short-term basis.

On the question of transmission, the principal way SARS appears to be spread is through respiratory secretions called droplets, namely, when someone with SARS coughs or sneezes droplets into the air and someone else breathes them in. Nevertheless, other ways of transmission cannot be ruled out, such as direct close contact with an infected person.

According to the KEDO agreement, the DPRK is to provide two stable supplies of offsite power, and associated (2-way) transmission systems to the KEDO project.

When these disappear or fade away (in the way of hunting, rural life and gastronomic tradition) we are breaking the chain of transmission by which we hand down our wealth and our way of life and this brings about cultural impoverishment. At the end of the day, we will create a mould into which everyone has to fit in order to live in an insipid but more malleable society that can be controlled by ‘rulers and governors’.

(43) A service provider can benefit from the exemptions for "mere conduit" and for "caching" when he is in no way involved with the information transmitted; this requires among other things that he does not modify the information that he transmits; this requirement does not cover manipulations of a technical nature which take place in the course of the transmission as they do not alter the integrity of the information contained in the transmission.

Virtually all the scientists heard by the committee of inquiry took the view that the meal fed to British herds was the vector for transmission of the BSE pathogen; on the other hand, it emerges that the lowering of the cooking temperatures below 130 for the manufacture of meat-based meal did not result in the destruction of the pathogen. Accordingly, by changing their manufacturing processes in this way, the British meal manufacturers caused a major threat to health, initially that of the herds fed with their products and, subsequently, that of the consumers of cattle fed this way.