Translation of "mode C " (English → French) :

‘Mode S all call interrogations’ means the messages that are normally used by Mode S interrogators to acquire Mode S targets entering their coverage area.

‘monitoring of interrogator code conflict’ means the implementation, by a Mode S operator, of technical or procedural means, for identifying the effects of interrogator code conflicts with other Mode S interrogators on the surveillance data provided by its own Mode S interrogators.

Default Times: The time period set by the Program Participant prior to shipping that determines when the multifunction device will enter its various modes (i.e., the low-power mode, the sleep mode, etc. Both the sleep mode default times and the low-power mode default times shall be measured from the time the last hard copy output was made.)

While the automobile and air modes have received more funding overall, each passenger on the rail mode receives a far greater subsidy than any other mode of transport.

The Commission suggests examination of measures in the following fields: - standards . setting strict environmental standards for the various modes of transport as well as for water, air and soil - and ensuring compliance; - planning . making optimum use of existing modes of transport and making those modes that are less destructive of the environment more competitive; . developing the kind of infrastructure that will permit the operation of modes of transport that provide an alternative to road transport , and promoting public urban and inter-urban transport; - safety . safety in the carriage of dangerous goods; - taxation .taking e ...[+++]xternal costs into account; - economic and tax incentives .encouraging less polluting means of transport; - research . stimulating research aimed at developing 'clean' vehicles and fuels and at traffic management; - information . informing users to make them aware of the consequences their individual choices have for the environment. The outcome of the debate on this Green Paper should provide an insight into the way which it will be possible to achieve the objectives of "sustainable mobility", i.e. to allow transport to fulfill its economic and social functions while limiting its negative effects on the environment and safeguarding the users' free choice .

It must furthermore ensure compliance with the general provisions of the Treaty, notably those relating to competition in a transport sector, which by dint of being more open, will naturally face more competition. 2. Putting in place a genuinely integrated system The smooth functioning of the various networks and modes of transport is impaired by the fact that they are imperfectly integrated. Not only does this narrow the consumer's choices, it also penalizes firms and hampers the free movement of people. Such drawbacks are felt most keenly in the Community's peripheral regions. Against this new backdrop of "sustainable mobility", the Co ...[+++]mmission is proposing a raft of measures designed to iron out the disparities between modes of transport while safeguarding fair competition and ensuring that the various modes complement each other more than ever before. This entails: - spreading the costs more equitably over the different forms of transport and charging users the full costs of using the infrastructure, including indirect ones such as pollution and other harm to the environment. - devising a combined transport system encompassing all the modes; technical and tax harmonization measures, research and development work and cooperation will be necessary to make such a system more attractive to users. 3. Trans-European transport networks The Commission will be lending its support to the development of these networks by helping to establish links between Member States' networks (interconnection) and ensuring that they dovetail smoothly with each other (interoperability).