Traduction de «heading output » (Anglais → Français) :

output per head | per capita output

crude output per head | gross value of production per capita | gross value of production per head

output per head

accumulating felling head | accumulator head | multiple-stem accumulator felling head | multiple-stem accumulator head | multiple-tree accumulator head | multiple-tree felling head | multi-stem felling head | multi-tree felling head | multi-tree head

input-output unit [ input-output device | input/output device | input/output unit | i/o unit | I/O unit | i/o device | I/O device | input and output device ]

rate of output | rate of production | production rate | production rate per hour | output rate per hour | production per hour | output per hour | per-hour output

high-output heart failure | high output heart failure | high output failure | high-output failure

assemble the cutter head | mount the cutter head | set up the cutter head | setting up the cutter head

2.2.11. KA : force threshold of control device, i.e., the maximum thrust on the coupling head which can be applied for a short period of time without generating an output force from the control device.

(Headings of Objectives, actions and outputs should be provided) | Type of output | Av. cost | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 |

91. Recalls the importance of the next G20 Summit to be held in London on 2 April 2009, when it is anticipated that statements will be converted into decisions; recalls the importance of agreeing on a clear timetable for action so as to make the process output-oriented; insists on the fact that not only financial considerations should be agreed upon but that Member States' Heads of State or government should also reflect on how to correct global imbalances and agree to coordinate the various, recently adopted recovery plans, bearing in mind the unemployment issue; supports the use of the recommendations of the de Larosière group as a ...[+++]basis for shaping the EU position on future financial architecture; calls on the Council and the Commission to seek Parliament's views before agreeing on a negotiating position for the Summit;

91. Recalls the importance of the next G20 Summit to be held in London on 2 April 2009, when it is anticipated that statements will be converted into decisions; recalls the importance of agreeing on a clear timetable for action so as to make the process output-oriented; insists on the fact that not only financial considerations should be agreed upon but that Member States' Heads of State or government should also reflect on how to correct global imbalances and agree to coordinate the various, recently adopted recovery plans, bearing in mind the unemployment issue; supports the use of the recommendations of the de Larosière group as a ...[+++]basis for shaping the EU position on future financial architecture; calls on the Council and the Commission to seek Parliament's views before agreeing on a negotiating position for the Summit;