Translation of "form factor " (English → French) :

d.c.form factor | DC form factor | direct current form factor

DC form factor [ d.c. form factor | direct current form factor ]

absolute form factor [ absolute form-factor ]

artificial form factor | breast-height form factor

breast height form factor [ artificial form-factor ]

small form-factor pluggable transceiver | small form-factor pluggable module | SFP transceiver | SFP module

duty cycle | shape factor | form factor

small form-factor connector | SFF connector | small form connector

The threshold takes BAT as guidance and takes into account the recommendation in the BREF (BAT reference document) on waste incineration to use an equivalence factor of 2.6 to compare energy in the form of electricity to energy in the form of heat, i.e. 1 kWh of electricity is equivalent to 2.6 kWh of heat, and a factor of 1.1 for district heating.

1. Calls on the Commission to draw up and adopt a new separate strategy for Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Europe aimed at creating equal opportunities and based on the priority areas of the previous strategy with a view to ending all forms of discrimination suffered by women in the labour market, with respect to wages, pensions, decision-making, access to goods and services, reconciliation of family and working life and all forms of violence against women and to removing discriminatory structures and practices related to gender; underlines that the new Women’s Rights and Gender Equality Strategy must thoroughly take into account ...[+++] the multiple and intersectional forms of discrimination as referred to in Article 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which have common underlying factors but affect women differently, and develop specific actions to strengthen the rights of different groups of women, including women with disabilities, migrant and ethnic minority women, Roma women, older women, single mothers and LGBTI;

The market price for those products is based on fundamental price-forming factors (such as, for example, power plant capacity, weather, consumer behaviour, commodity availability and raw material prices) which are completely different from those on the financial market.

1. Recognises that artisanal coastal fishing, shellfishing and carefully regulated and well-managed extensive aquaculture are the forms of fishing that are sustainable from a social, economic and environmental perspective, and which also constitute a determining factor for the socio-economic development of coastal communities; stresses that these forms of fishing have a considerable cultural impact and are territorially very diverse, being carried out on the mainland, on islands and in the outermost regions; points out that they are ...[+++] affected by negative factors such as lack of effective water treatment, human-made and natural disasters, competition from large-scale fishing operations, spills, oil slicks, excessive growth of seaboard construction, the effects of large projects on coasts, the effects of climate change, and the lack of clearly-defined regulatory regimes for sustainable local development, and are also vulnerable to changes in local employment patterns;