Translation of "detect " (English → French) :

detective constable | detective superintendent | detective inspector | police detective

detect flaws in a bottle | identify flaws in bottles | detect a flaw in a bottle | detect flaws in bottles

error-detecting code | EDC | error detecting code | error detection code | error-detection code | self-checking code

lower limit of detectability [ lower limit of detection | lowest detectable limit | minimum detectable limit | minimum detectable level | minimum detection limit | lower detection limit | relative sample sensitivity ]

interpret rail-flaw-detection machine graphical recordings | use graphical recordings produced by rail-flaw-detection machines to identify faults | interpret graphical interface of rail-flaw-detection machine | interpret graphical recordings of rail-flaw-detection machine

light intensity detection and ranging | lidar | light detection and ranging | light detecting and ranging | laser detection and ranging | ladar | coherent light detection and ranging | colidar | laser radar

carrier sense multiple access with collision detection network [ CSMA/CD network | carrier sense multiple access with collision detection | carrier-sense multiple access/collision detection | carrier sense multiple access/collision detection | collision-detecting network ]

high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with diode-array detection (DAD) | high-performance liquid chromatography with diode-array detection | HPLC-diode array detection | HPLC-DAD [Abbr.]

relative visual attenuation coefficient for traffic signal light recognition and detection [ relative visual attenuation quotient for traffic signal light recognition and detection | relative visual attenuation coefficient for traffic signal light recognition/detection | relative visual attenuation quotient for traffic signal light recognition/detect ]

laser speed detection device | laser speed detection system | lidar speed detection device | lidar speed detection system | traffic lidar | traffic ladar | traffic laser radar | laser radar

’leakage detection system’ means a calibrated mechanical, electrical or electronic device for detecting leakage of fluorinated greenhouse gases which, on detection, alerts the operator;

32. Is concerned by the fact that for the recovery orders qualified as irregularities (both reported as fraudulent and not reported as fraudulent) issued between 2009 and 2013 under centralised management, the average delay between the occurrence of an irregularity and its detection is 3,4 years: more than half of the cases (54 %) were detected within 4 years of the year when the irregularity was committed, and for the other half (46 %) the delay varied between 4 and 13 years; recalls that after detection of the irregularity, further procedures kick in (recovery orders, OLAF investigations, etc.); requests that the Commission determine ...[+++] the average, minimum and maximum lifespan of a detected irregularity under centralised management;

32. Is concerned by the fact that for the recovery orders qualified as irregularities (both reported as fraudulent and not reported as fraudulent) issued between 2009 and 2013 under centralised management, the average delay between the occurrence of an irregularity and its detection is 3,4 years: more than half of the cases (54 %) were detected within 4 years of the year when the irregularity was committed, and for the other half (46 %) the delay varied between 4 and 13 years; recalls that after detection of the irregularity, further procedures kick in (recovery orders, OLAF investigations, etc.); requests that the Commission determine ...[+++] the average, minimum and maximum lifespan of a detected irregularity under centralised management;

39. Is concerned by the fact that for the recovery orders qualified as irregularities (both reported as fraudulent and not reported as fraudulent) issued between 2009 and 2013 under centralised management, the average delay between the occurrence of an irregularity and its detection is 3.4 years: more than half of the cases (54 %) were detected within 4 years of the year when the irregularity was committed, and for the other half (46 %) the delay varied between 4 and 13 years; recalls that after detection of the irregularity, further procedures kick in (recovery orders, OLAF investigations, etc.); requests that the Commission determine ...[+++] the average, minimum and maximum lifespan of a detected irregularity under centralised management;