Translation of "Run-out speed " (English → French) :

maximum speed [ maximum rpm | top speed | peak speed | run-out speed ]

lateral run out | lateral run-out | lateral runout | out of true | wobble | axial run-out | out of round | out of truth | run out | run-out

lateral run out | lateral run-out | out of round

running out time [ run out time | run-out time ]

cut-out wind speed [ cut out wind speed | cut-out speed ]

radial runout | radial run-out | radial run out | out of round

breaking out of connecting rod cap | connecting rod bearing worn out | running out of big end bearing cap

run-out table | delivery roller table | exit roller table | exit table | run-out roller table

leak | run | run-out

hot water in:bath | bucket | tub | hot water running out of:hose | tap |

Senator Bryden: ``These are flat-out runs against the clock, at speeds that the average motorist would never imagine possible'. '

We wanted to have an option whereby we could run into our gates at the same speed, which is an average of 16 kilometres, through a gauntlet and then spread out into the gates, the same way you would come down a highway and spread into tollgates.

Finally, the third challenge will be provided by the running-out of our public’s patience, which might force us to speed up our present timetable to avoid the alternative of simply declaring victory and going home.

35. Recalls, in this context, that 2013 is the last year of the current MFF, with implementation of co-financed projects running at full speed and expected to accelerate further, with the bulk of payment requests being expected to reach the Commission in the second half of the year; calls on the Council and Commission to immediately analyse and assess, along with Parliament, the figures and requirements concerned, so as not to jeopardise implementation for 2013; points out that a lack of payment appropriations could endanger currently well-functioning programmes; stresses, moreover, that 2013 will be a year when, due to the lapsing of ...[+++] the N+3 rule, payment claims submitted by 12 Member States will need to be presented for two annual commitment tranches (2010 and 2011 under the N+3 and N+2 rules respectively); considers therefore as a minimum the proposed increase in payment appropriations by 11,7 % (to EUR 48 975 million) as compared to last year since, as mentioned by the Commission, it strictly relates to 2013 and assumes that payment needs from previous years will have been covered;