Translation of "radar à polarisation double " (French → English) :

dual-polarization radar [ dual-polarisation radar ]

double polarisation | dual polarisation

dual polarisation system | dual polarization system

dual frequency radar altimeter

advanced polarization-diversity radars

M. whereas Venezuela is the country with the largest energy reserves in Latin America; whereas the people of Venezuela are suffering from a grave shortage of basic commodities, whereas food prices have doubled and whereas food rationing has intensified; whereas the state’s failure to maintain law and order and the growing political polarisation have led to Venezuela becoming one of the most violent countries in the world;

M. whereas Venezuela is the country with the largest energy reserves in Latin America; whereas the people of Venezuela are suffering from a grave shortage of basic commodities, whereas food prices have doubled and whereas food rationing has intensified; whereas the state’s failure to maintain law and order and the growing political polarisation have led to Venezuela becoming one of the most violent countries in the world;

ADATS is air defence anti-tank, but it has a host of sensors that gives us quite the capability both of second generation forward looking infrared which is leading, cutting edge, including a very, very good radar system and other optics on it.

17. Calls for the effective implementation of policies that target Roma women, who are victims of twofold discrimination: as Roma and as women; calls therefore on the Commission and the Member States, in collaboration with NGOs, to carry out awareness-raising campaigns aimed at Roma women as well as the general public, and to ensure the full implementation of the relevant provisions in order to combat discriminatory cultural habits and patriarchal role models, to prevent polarisation and tackle the prevalent sexist stereotypes and social stigmatisation which underpin violenc ...[+++]e against women, and to ensure that there is no justification of violence on the grounds of customs, traditions or religious considerations;