Traduction de «véhicule câblé à chute libre » (Français → Anglais) :

tethered-free-fall vehicle

free-fall tower

ram [ drop hammer | drop pile hammer | pile hammer | hammer | gravity hammer | pile driving hammer | ramming block | impact hammer | tup | monkey ]

twin-shell blender | V-shaped blender | V blender

free-falling film evaporator

accident to, on or involving:cable-car, not on rails | ice-yacht | land-yacht | ski chair-lift | ski-lift with gondola | caught or dragged by | fall or jump from | object thrown from or in |

5.6. In the case of vehicles equipped with disconnectable fittings, all measures shall be taken to bring to a halt, without risk to passengers or operating personnel , at the moment of departure, any vehicle whose fitting has been incorrectly connected to the cable and, at the moment of arrival, any vehicle whose fitting has not been disconnected, and to prevent the vehicle from falling.

The issue here is that when a company is in trouble, when it's in distress—and it may be in distress because worldwide demand for newsprint has gone down, as in the case of AbitibiBowater, or it may be in distress because car sales in North America have fallen off a cliff and people aren't buying vehicles and can't get credit to buy vehicles—it needs credit to carry on and to pay its workers.

5.6. In the case of vehicles equipped with disconnectable fittings, all measures must be taken to bring to a halt, without risk to users, at the moment of departure, any vehicle whose fitting has been incorrectly connected to the cable and, at the moment of arrival, any vehicle whose fitting has not been disconnected, and to prevent the vehicle from falling.

From that debate it emerged that a large majority of delegations felt that in view of the objectives pursued, namely the free movement of goods, capital, persons and services and, on the other hand, the stress laid in the Treaty on the interconnection and interoperability of trans- European networks the telecommunications infrastructure and the networks of which it consists include all the physical and non-physical components required to make possible the circulation of information in all its different forms (vocal, written and visual), namely: - the medium for the transmission of data, consisting of the physical network (cables and radio connections) with which the non-physical functions are connected (transmission, switching and signallin ...[+++]g); - generic services, which constitute the general-purpose vehicles for the data transmitted (electronic mail and access to data bases); - applications services, which adapt generic services to users' specific requirements (e.g. inter-administration networks and networks associated with transport, health care and distance teaching).