Traduction de «outil taillé en facettes » (Français → Anglais) :

Mr. Speaker, I wonder what the size of that tool is or how big a tool it is in that toolbox that the minister across the way spoke of.

Media literacy represents a considerable challenge for the European Commission because it helps to provide European citizens with tools to better understand the digital environment, which is becoming more predominant in European society.

Generating new knowledge of interface and size dependent phenomena; nano-scale control of material properties for new applications; integration of technologies at the nano-scale including monitoring and sensing; self-assembling properties; nano-motors; nano-machines and nano-systems; methods and tools for characterisation and manipulation at nano-dimensions; nano- and high-precision technologies in chemistry for the manufacture of basic materials and components; the study and production of nano-metre precise components; impact on human safety, health and the environment; metrology, monitoring and sensing, nomenclature and stand ...[+++]ards; exploration of new concepts and approaches for sectoral applications, including the integration and convergence of emerging technologies.

Nearly a third of large enterprises have implemented an electronic Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, but less than 10% of the small and not many more of the medium-sized enterprises have invested in these new ways of doing business electronically.

The EU is gearing up to help its farmers to accommodate everything they need to be competitive, building on the asset of the diversity of its production models and their compatibility with the expectations of society.

My comments will cover three aspects of the situation: First, a brief introduction of SNC-Lavalin, which demonstrates the strength and size of our company, as well as our commitment to developing business for Canada internationally; second, SNC-Lavalin's role in the nuclear industry in our historical 40-year involvement with AECL; and third, the need for urgent and immediate action to determine the future of AECL and, therefore, the whole Canadian nuclear industry.