Traduction de «Central primaire » (Français → Anglais) :

primary exchange | primary switching center | primary switching centre

base money | central bank liability | central bank money | high-powered money | monetary base | outside money | primary money | reserve money

group bank | group translating equipment | GTE [Abbr.]

primary coolant circuit | primary cooling system | primary system | primary circuit | primary sodium circuit

primary care paramedic

primary dispersion halo [ primary dispersion aureole | primary geochemical dispersion aureole | primary geochemical halo | primary halo | genetic halo ]

elementary school supply teacher [ elementary school substitute teacher ]

headteacher of primary school | primary education headteacher | headmaster of primary school | primary school head teacher

plenum | plenum chamber

main storage | main memory | central memory | primary storage | primary memory | core memory

The Passivhaus standard for central Europe requires that the building must be designed to have an annual heating demand of not more than 15 kWh/m² per year and 15 kWh/m² per year cooling OR to be designed with a peak heat load of 10W/m² Total primary energy consumption (primary energy for heating, hot water and electricity) must not be more than 120 kWh/m² per year The definition is expected to evolve over time.

These percentages need to be seen in relation to rounded figures for the economic parameters for the reference situation in the tuna sector of European interest (based in Europe and in associated ACP and GSP third countries in Central and South America): turnover of around 2 billion euros, primary added value of around 800 million euros and 80 000 to 100 000 direct and indirect jobs.

The replacement of the KNPP's Unit 1-4 production capacity had indeed to be compensated to a substantial extent through primary energy imports and by imported and domestic fossil energy.

(6) The Union recognises also the need for financial support to progress further with mitigating measures in the energy sector given the extent of the capacity loss by the closure of the nuclear units and its impact on the environment, energy prices for consumers and security of supply in the region, and on the volume of greenhouse gas emissions, since the replacement of production capacity of Units 1 to 4 of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant had to be compensated to a substantial extent through primary energy imports and by imported and domestic fossil energy, and with special emphasis on the need to increase energy efficiency and develo ...[+++]p the renewable energy sector.