Translation of "support d'articulation " (French → English) :

4.4.1. Mount the complete neck, consisting of the rubber column, spherical base joint and OC joint against a vertical surface such that the frontal side is facing downward (figure 4).

The project comprises industrial research and pre-competitive development for five work packages (light sources, optics, masks, mask carriers and resist and lithography process development).

A laboratory supporting base including two grips which can be set in any position by means of swivel joints.

1.3.4. Mount the leg assembly to the fixture at the knee clevis joint, as shown in Figure 1.

- To maximise the impact of the existing resources on rural development, the measures envisaged have been focused geographically with the emphasis on five priorities : . development of primary sectors - agriculture, forestry and fisheries, . development of other economic sectors, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises, . tourism and recreation, . infrastructure - where necessary to underpin other actions, . human resources - training. - To reinforce the mutual effects of the three structural funds, preference will be given to multifund programmes (1) Annex B - Priority axes for the CSF (2) Annex A - Financial allocations by Mem ...[+++]ber State - 2 - - The preparation of the CSFs has been carried out in close cooperation (partnership) between the Commission, the Member States and the competent regional and local authorities, in order to match Community Rural Development policy with the specific needs and potential of each region and to obtain the full commitment, cooperation and involvement of the authorities concerned.

It is important, therefore, from the stage of planning any adjustment measure, to take into account its social dimension, particularly in order to reduce any negative effects it may have on the most vulnerable sections of the population and to promote simultaneously the objectives of economic growth and social justice; - structural adjustment cannot be carried out in the space of two or three years without causing a social explosion; we must therefore ensure that the rate at which reforms are implemented is compatible with the capacities and resources of each country and its development objectives, and is bearable for its people; - al ...[+++]though we must ensure that sectoral policies are dovetailed coherently with macroeconomic structural adjustment measures, the latter must not prevent the pursuit of what are priority objectives for numerous African countries, in particular the objective of food security.