Примеры использования Ancillary systems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nor does this chapter also focus on ancillary systems that are required to conduct a census.
The efficiency of a plant can also be increased by designing the ancillary systems correctly.
EPC ensures that all plants and ancillary systems meet the highest safety and environmental protection requirements as a matter of course.
Such interfaces will be necessary until IMIS and its ancillary systems are phased out.
While some of the latter have ancillary systems for managing their assets, including inventory, these systems are not standardized, complicating their use for generating reliable values for accounting.
The next AGR design at Heysham 1 andHartlepool sought to reduce overall cost of design by reducing the footprint of the station and the number of ancillary systems.
The REESS may include subsystem(s)together with the necessary ancillary systems for physical support, thermal management, electronic control and enclosures.
In addition, a data migration planning exercise will be conducted in the summer of 2008 to ensure that all existing data sources,particularly those outside IMIS and ancillary systems, are analysed.
Testing and checking through a process control system is essential for monitoring a process and its ancillary systems, and being able to respond for both the short and long term to changes in the process.
In addition to the measures implemented as part of the action plan, the Organization is introducing significant changes to its global ICT operations, in line with, and to support the implementation of,Umoja and other ancillary systems.
To endorse the proposals and approach, described in the present report,for the replacement of the IMIS system and related ancillary systems in all offices of the United Nations Secretariat, including offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions, peacekeeping and political missions and other field missions;
ICT applications comprise one main administrative system, IMIS,for basic financial and human resources data and numerous ancillary systems for more specific purposes.
To endorse the proposals and approach,described in the present report for the replacement of the IMIS system and related ancillary systems in all offices of the United Nations Secretariat, including offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions, peacekeeping and political missions, and other field missions;
While some of those solutions will be in place by the end of 2000,comprehensive reporting systems based on the Integrated Management Information System(IMIS) and ancillary systems are unlikely to be in place before 2001.
The Advisory Committee recommends that the General Assembly approve the approach described in the report for the replacement of IMIS and related ancillary systems in all offices of the Secretariat, including offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions, peacekeeping and political missions and other field missions.
The report presents proposals and plans for the phased implementation and deployment in all offices of the United Nations Secretariat, including offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions, peacekeeping and political missions, and other field missions,of a new generation of systems to replace the Integrated Management Information System and other ancillary systems.
The Committee recommends that the General Assembly note the proposals andapproach described in the Secretary-General's report for the replacement of the IMIS system and related ancillary systems in all offices of the United Nations Secretariat, including offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions, peacekeeping and political missions, and other field missions;
The report presents proposals and plans for the phased implementation and deployment in all offices of the United Nations Secretariat, including offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions, peacekeeping and political missions, and other field missions,of a new generation of systems to replace the Integrated Management Information System and other ancillary systems.
While the system has gone through a series of upgrades, the technical structure of the system does not provide users with flexibility to enhance the functions andas a consequence the Procurement Service had to develop ancillary systems associated with the Headquarters procurement management system for production of tender documents and various management reports.
Introducing the report of the Secretary-General on enterprise systems for the United Nations Secretariat worldwide(A/62/510/Rev.1), she said that it had been submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 60/283 and presented proposals and plans for the phased implementation and deployment in all offices of the United Nations Secretariat, including offices away from Headquarters, regional commissions and peacekeeping andother missions, of a new generation of systems to replace the Integrated Management Information System(IMIS) and other ancillary systems.
In view of the phased implementation and deployment of a new generation of systems(including the enterprise resource planning system, of which e-PAS is an integral module)that will replace the Integrated Management Information System and other ancillary systems, the Tribunal is content with the current status spreadsheet while awaiting the development and finalization of the reporting tools in the enterprise resource planning system. .
The main responsibilities of this team will include: writing programmes in accordance with specifications provided by the analysts team; writing urgent"fixes" that may be required; and providing assistance to the information units at Headquarters, andpossibly at offices away from Headquarters, in the design and development of ancillary systems, report-writing and end-users' support in the area of reports.
The Secretariat has initiated an in-depth review and planning study and has made progress in the development of a comprehensive implementation plan for the replacement of theIntegrated Management Information System(IMIS) and several complementary and ancillary systems and expects to present this report to the General Assembly during its second sixty-first resumed session.
There was a change in user requirements of peacekeeping operations,resulting in the need for an assessment of existing systems that are in use for the management of wardens in the field and of ancillary systems with which the global warden system will need to integrate.
The output was lower owing to a change in user requirements of peacekeeping operations resulting in the need for an assessment of existing systems that are in use for the management of wardens in the field as well as of ancillary systems with which the Global Warden System will need to integrate.
Maximum normal operating pressure means the maximum pressure above atmospheric pressure at mean sealevel that would develop in the containment system in a period of one year under the conditions of temperature and solar radiation corresponding to environmental conditions inthe absence of venting, external cooling by an ancillary system, or operational controls during transport.
Maximum normal operating pressure, for the carriage of Class 7 material, means the maximum pressure above atmospheric pressure at mean sea-level that would develop in the containment system in a period of one year under the conditions of temperature and solar radiation corresponding to environmental conditions inthe absence of venting, external cooling by an ancillary system, or operational controls during carriage;
Oversee all major ICT initiatives, inter alia, the replacement of IMIS,Galaxy and other ancillary management systems;
However, the Organization today faces challenges that demand profound transformation beyond the capabilities of IMIS and its ancillary legacy systems currently being used.
As part of his in-depth fact-finding study, the Secretary-General explained the need, anticipated benefits andunique opportunities for replacing IMIS and other ancillary information systems.