Traduction de «Prise à puissance réduite » (Français → Anglais) :

reduced power tapping

depowered airbag [ depowered air bag | second generation airbag | second generation air bag ]

power takeoff

vessels with derated engines

reduced-power model

As an alternative to point 4.6.6, the electrical power to the PEMS system may be supplied by the internal electrical system of the vehicle as long as the power demand for the test equipment does not increase the output from the engine by more than 1 % of its maximum power and measures are taken to prevent excessive discharge of the battery when the engine is not running or idling.

Technology has developed and solar photovoltaic energy has become more accessible to businesses and households that wish to install panels to cover their own consumption, but the granting of licences to install these power stations is limited to a certain level of power. This may limit the attractiveness of this investment for operators of a certain size that could see their energy bills significantly reduced or diminished to almost nothing during months with the highest sun exposure.

9. Believes further that the considerable divergences in the political and economic systems, demographic and social trends, and foreign policy outlooks of the BRICS should inform, and be reflected in, a nuanced EU policy towards these countries aimed at creating synergies with individual BRICS countries and other emerging countries and at discouraging the creation or consolidation of potentially cohesive alternative groups of States in foreign policy terms; urges the EU and its Member States, in this context, to discourage the entrenchment of and strategic competition between blocs of emerged and emerging powers, respectively; contends ...[+++] that, in order to promote international collective action and the reform of global governance, the EU must leverage a diverse range of bilateral, multilateral and non-state interactions, and harness issue-based coalitions that cut across the emerged/emerging world divide;

9. Believes further that the considerable divergences in the political and economic systems, demographic and social trends, and foreign policy outlooks of the BRICS should inform, and be reflected in, a nuanced EU policy towards these countries aimed at creating synergies with individual BRICS countries and other emerging countries and at discouraging the creation or consolidation of potentially cohesive alternative groups of States in foreign policy terms; urges the EU and its Member States, in this context, to discourage the entrenchment of and strategic competition between blocs of emerged and emerging powers, respectively; contends ...[+++] that, in order to promote international collective action and the reform of global governance, the EU must leverage a diverse range of bilateral, multilateral and non-state interactions, and harness issue-based coalitions that cut across the emerged/emerging world divide;