Traduction de «Appeler en temps réel sur un vidéodisque » (Français → Anglais) :

to retrieve in real time from a videodisk

real-time, single-camera machine vision system

16. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to publish publicly funded data in machine-readable form (and in real time) under open licences, in order to allow the innovative reuse of public-sector information by both academia, including students, and the general public, and for research and business development, thus also enhancing transparency;

The failure to adopt what is today commonly known as a 2nd-generation ODR (Online Dispute Resolution) system (7) in which the technology (inherent to this platform) plays an active role and functions as a genuine fourth party (8) (in addition to the two parties and the mediator/arbitrator) in the online consumer dispute resolution process; this would enable the parties to communicate remotely, in real time or with a time lag, via the new information and communication technologies, instead of all parties having to be physically present.

22. Takes the view that the various forms of online gambling – such as rapid interactive games of chance which have to be played at a frequency of seconds, betting, and lotteries involving a weekly draw – differ from one another and require different solutions insofar as some forms of gambling afford greater opportunities for abuse than others; notes in particular that the opportunity for money laundering depends on the strength of identification, the type of game and the methods of payment used, which makes it necessary, in respect of some forms of game, to monitor play in real time and exercise stricter control than is the case with o ...[+++]ther forms of game;

26. Takes the view that the various forms of online gambling – such as rapid interactive games of chance which have to be played at a frequency of seconds, betting, and lotteries involving a weekly draw – differ from one another and require different solutions insofar as some forms of gambling afford greater opportunities for abuse than others; notes in particular that the opportunity for money laundering depends on the strength of identification, the type of game and the methods of payment used, which makes it necessary, in respect of some forms of game, to monitor play in real time and exercise stricter control than is the case with o ...[+++]ther forms of game;