Traduction de «Temps d'accroissement de la force de freinage » (Français → Anglais) :

build-up time of the braking force

fh(t) is the dynamic braking force in real time, in N;

B. whereas, at the same time, threats and challenges to global security are growing because of uncertainties linked to the attitudes of states and non-state actors (such as terrorist organisations) engaged in programmes which dangerously encourage proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (including nuclear weapons), the escalation of local crises in the EU’s neighbourhood with major regional implications (such as the current Syrian conflict), the vagaries of the transition process in the Arab countries and its security dimension (for instance in Libya and the Sinai Peninsula), the evolution of the Afghan-Pakistan area in the light of the prospective withdrawal of NATO troops ...[+++], and increased terrorist threats in Africa, in particular in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and Nigeria;

B. whereas, at the same time, threats and challenges to global security are growing because of uncertainties linked to the attitudes of states and non-state actors (such as terrorist organisations) engaged in programmes which dangerously encourage proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (including nuclear weapons), the escalation of local crises in the EU’s neighbourhood with major regional implications (such as the current Syrian conflict), the vagaries of the transition process in the Arab countries and its security dimension (for instance in Libya and the Sinai Peninsula), the evolution of the Afghan-Pakistan area in the light of the prospective withdrawal of NATO troops, and incr ...[+++]eased terrorist threats in Africa, in particular in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and Nigeria;

13. Is of the opinion that improving military capacities is not only a question of adequate defence budgets but can primarily be achieved by rationalising defence efforts, by increasing synergy between national and multinational projects and by further abolition of obsolete Cold War structures and forces; considers that the establishment of the Capability Development Mechanism as agreed at the Göteborg European Council signifies that now is the time to relaunch action in this area as an integral element of the European Capability Action Plan;