Примеры использования To space technology на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, the fact was that not all countries had equitable access to space technology because of its cost.
Access to space technology was beneficial to all countries, particularly the developing ones, but in their case it was hampered by lack of funds.
China attached great importance to space technology and its application.
Increasing access to space technology for such uses could be promoted through appropriate international coordination and cooperation.
Ii Constructing andimproving the general regulations for government agencies and branches relating to space technology research and applications;
France also attaches importance to space technology in its development cooperation policy, which is being pursued on a multilateral basis or through bilateral projects.
The pop-up along with Must Puudel Cafe will host public talks on topics from garbage sorting to space technology and art utopias.
Implementation of projects relating to space technology(the Foton-M satellite) and meteorology(Meteor-3M with the United States' Stratospheric Aerosol and Gas Experiment(SAGE-III) instrument);
Those satellites shared several common features, the main one being that they had been developed for use in developmental planning andfor gaining access to space technology.
In the beginning of 2009 VHTP carried out a research on achievements related to space technology made by Latvian research, scientific and educational institutions.
The Subcommittee also noted that, once established, each centre could expand andbecome part of a network that could cover specific programme elements in established institutions related to space technology in each region.
Lastly, he re-emphasized the need to increase developing countries' access to space technology and reduce the existing gap between rich and poor countries in that field.
Among the proposals to establish innovative approaches for cooperation in space and security, the Mexican delegation attaches particular importance to confidence-building measures andimprovement of access to space technology.
Mr. Othman(Malaysia) noted with satisfaction that special attention had been given to space technology applications for environmentally sound and sustainable development based on Agenda 21.
A recent international workshop on the topic, held in Rabat,Morocco, had formulated a series of specific recommendations on how to proceed in the African region with regard to space technology applications for water management.
In Africa, with the aim of coordinating the focus areas andactivities of institutions related to space technology that are in synergy, the African Union has recently launched an initiative to develop an African space policy.
Access to space technology fostered prosperity, development and an improved understanding among peoples, brought benefits in areas as diverse as health, education, telecommunications, the environment, agriculture and food security and also helped to reduce the digital divide.
The Workshop also created opportunities for national managerial staff andscientists to learn from and exchange experiences with international colleagues with respect to space technology applications for forest management and environment protection.
Venezuela deplored actions that restricted the access of developing countries to space technology since space technologies and applications would help the countries of the South attain their development objectives and gain technological independence.
The Committee, while expressing serious concern about the threats posed by natural disasters, emphasized the critical role played by ICT,including with regard to space technology, in the various phases of disaster risk reduction and response.
Developing countries in particular would benefit from a cooperative approach to space technology, an approach which would be well served by a third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space UNISPACE.
The latter group of satellites also had"similar" designs, which originated from the fact that they had been developed to achieve a similar purpose: introducing developing countries to space technology and applications through small Earth observation satellites.
All States must be allowed access to space technology and transparent scientific data gleaned from satellite observations and must have the opportunity to participate, whatever their level of scientific and economic progress, in relevant scientific committees.
The developed countries were called upon to help the developing countries gain unconditional and unrestricted access to space technology and to facilitate the activities of the international bodies that were working for the dissemination of space data.
Some delegations expressed the view that many countries, in particular developing countries, faced difficulties in deriving the necessary data for managing their water resources efficiently and thus reacting to developments in a timely manner, andthat the sharing of data on water-related issues and access to space technology should be enhanced through international cooperation.
WHO presented a possible area of collaborative work in the domain of improving the quality of data related to space technology, specifically, the possibility of using the global mosaic of satellite images as a ground reference for the evaluation and update of different layers of reference, such as roads or built areas.
Expected accomplishments would include the formulation and adoption of legal instruments and standards with respect to space-related activities; increased awareness in the international community, in particular among youth, of the effective application of space technology in economic, social and cultural development; andgreater access by developing countries to space technology.
Mr. González(Chile) said that, at the Fifth Space Conference of the Americas, the Latin American countries had made a crucially important decision to cooperate on gaining access to space technology, one of the benefits of which was its potential contribution to the eradication of poverty.
It was also desirable to continue improving the access of the developing countries to space technology and developing their capacity to make use of the information provided by space science and technology and their applications in the interest of achieving economic and social development and addressing the challenges of natural disasters and other obstacles to development.