Traduction de «cover factor » (Anglais → Français) :

covering power | cover factor

cover the lapse factor

build in wall coverings, attach wall coverings | install coverings of walls | fix wall coverings | install wall coverings

bed with four square textile panels | bed with textile panels | bed with four square covers | bed with four square coverings | bed with four loose textile panels | bed with four loose covers | bed with four loose coverings | bed with four hanging textile panels | bed with four hanging covers | bed with four hanging coverings | bed with covers | bed with coverings

Stuart factor [ Stuart-Prower factor | factor X | FX | coagulation factor X | autoprothrombin C | Prower factor ]

vegetation cover [ vegetative cover | plant cover | ground cover | vegetal cover | vegetational cover | vegetation mat ]

Without sufficient evidence to show that increased biomass in conventional gasoline and diesel is safe for vehicles, consumers, and our environment, the Government of Canada should delay moving ahead on an E15, or higher, mandate for gasoline until all studies are complete regarding the potential impact of these blends upon the current fleet and on future vehicles, both in Canada and the U.S. Similarly, before any new boutique additive or component is introduced into Canada’s fuelling infrastructure, or indeed the on-road fleet, our companies expect that at a minimum, a potential new additive would be registered with the U.S. EPA and have successfully completed all relevant tests and extensive third party validation ...[+++]covering factors including human health effects, toxicity, fuel distribution system durability and impact, catalyst and engine durability, as well as the finished fuel shelf life and storage.

1. The examination of the trend of imports, of the conditions in which imports take place, and of the serious injury or threat of serious injury to Union producers resulting from such imports, shall cover in particular the following factors:

When we consider the vastness of Canada's area of responsibility as well as the complexity of our terrain and the unpredictability of our weather, studies have shown that the significance of these minutes usually pales in comparison to the significance of other factors that can influence mission outcome, such as the time between an emergency situation arising and the appropriate authorities being notified, the time it takes to cover the significant distance—which is often a factor—between the nearest base and the site of the emergency ...[+++] and the time it takes to find and recover the people in distress, which is often no easy task.

We have made sure that the human factor and human failure are fully covered in the test criteria. By this we mean an error, a lack of qualifications, poor management of a nuclear power station or a pilot error leading to an aircraft crashing.