Translation of "data renewal rate " (English → French) :

data renewal rate | refresh rate | renewal rate | virtual scanning frequency

lamp renewal rate [ lamp replacement rate | renewal rate | replacement rate ]

renewal rate | replacement rate | lamp renewal rate | lamp replacement rate

air change rate | air renewal rate | ventilation rate

double data rate synchronous dynamic RAM | DDR SDRAM | DDR-SDRAM | double data rate synchronous DRAM | double data rate SDRAM | double data rate DRAM | DDR DRAM | double data rate RAM | DDR RAM | SDRAM-II

throughput | transfer rate | data transfer rate | data rate | rate | transfer speed | data transfer speed

very high bit-rate digital subscriber line [ VDSL | very high-bit-rate DSL | very high-bit-rate digital/subscriber line | very-high data-rate digital subscriber line | very high bit rate data subscriber line ]

roaming [4.7] [ data roaming | mobile roaming | roaming charge | roaming rate | roaming service ]

39. Notes with concern the rate of fish stock depletion in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas as a result of overfishing, along with illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing (IUU), and other significant risks to all marine life; stresses that fisheries are one of the key components in the economies of the coastal areas and islands; deems it necessary, therefore, to consider the protection and preservation of fish stocks and marine ecosystems, in line with the principle of the maximum sustainable yield included in the common fisheries policy, to be a paramount objective of the strategy; underlines the need, in the transitional period, to ...[+++] support adjustment to fishing limits through subsidies for the purchase of equipment via the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF); calls for decisive action in the form of aligning third-country fisheries legislation with EU legislation, data sharing, joint monitoring platforms and multiannual fisheries management plans, and for consideration of how to develop a sustainable aquaculture sector with its great potential for being powered by renewable energy sources;

40. Notes with concern the rate of fish stock depletion in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas as a result of overfishing, along with illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing (IUU), and other significant risks to all marine life; stresses that fisheries are one of the key components in the economies of the coastal areas and islands; deems it necessary, therefore, to consider the protection and preservation of fish stocks and marine ecosystems, in line with the principle of the maximum sustainable yield included in the common fisheries policy, to be a paramount objective of the strategy; underlines the need, in the transitional period, to ...[+++] support adjustment to fishing limits through subsidies for the purchase of equipment via the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF); calls for decisive action in the form of aligning third-country fisheries legislation with EU legislation, data sharing, joint monitoring platforms and multiannual fisheries management plans, and for consideration of how to develop a sustainable aquaculture sector with its great potential for being powered by renewable energy sources;

- YiA has involved annually around 20 000 promoters (youth organisations, informal groups of young people, public bodies...), presenting, according to an analysis conducted on 2009 data, a significant renewal rate from year to year (only 28% of the 2009 beneficiaries were already beneficiaries of YiA in 2008).

- YiA has involved annually around 20 000 promoters (youth organisations, informal groups of young people, public bodies...), presenting, according to an analysis conducted on 2009 data, a significant renewal rate from year to year (only 28% of the 2009 beneficiaries were already beneficiaries of YiA in 2008).