Traduction de «relative time delay » (Anglais → Français) :

time delay relay [ delay relay | time-delay relay | timing relay | timer relay ]

time delay [ time-delay circuit | time delay circuit ]

delay distortion [ delay/frequency distortion | delay frequency distortion | phase distortion | phase shift distortion | group delay distortion | envelope delay distortion | time delay distortion ]

break in the work | dead time | delay time | down time | time stood-off | waiting time

time delay thermal relay | time-delay thermal relay

TDI device | time delay and integration | TDI | time delay and integration device

time-delay relay | time-lag relay | time-lapse relay

time delay mechanism | delay mechanism

Decommitments of resources in the absence of a valid payment claim with the time delays set by the n+2 at the end of 2004 were minor relative to total resources deployed.

The Commission is therefore called on to gather new criteria for the digital economy without delay and also to bear in mind, with regard to the definition of the relevant market, that companies with operations all over Europe, even in an international context in times of globalisation, may possess relatively little data on market structure, so that not only the European market may be consulted but for some time now in certain secto ...[+++]rs also the world market.

In order to achieve an agreed level of performance and not to endanger the economic viability of a service, the infrastructure manager shall agree with applicants the main parameters of the performance scheme, in particular the value of delays, the thresholds for payments due under the performance scheme relative both to individual train runs and to all train runs of a railway undertaking in a given period of time.

5. Notes that the main problems with the infringement procedure are its length (20.5 months on average from registration of the case within the specified time-limit to the sending of the letter of referral to the Court of Justice under Article 226 of the EC Treaty) and a limited use of Article 228; calls on the Commission to make every effort to shorten the relatively long delay in dealing with complaints or petitions and to find practical solutions to the problems presented by deciding, upon receipt of the case, whether alternative methods such as SOLVIT, which is still not promoted enough, are more appropriate;