Примеры использования Work on scientific на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Joint work on scientific articles.
This course was organized together with BBC professional journalists who work on scientific topics.
The SBSTA took note of views of Parties on possible future work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation of climate change.34.
This is because work on scientific problems that are of interest to the international community stands a better chance of receiving both academic recognition and opportunities for collaborative research from well-funded institutions.
Background: The Conference of the Parties(COP),by its decision 10/CP.9, requested the SBSTA to initiate work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of impacts of, and vulnerability and adaptation to, climate change.
The ICGEB has also done work on scientific ethics and responsibility and has been developing a series of principles to aid the development of codes of conduct for scientists.
She also told about work of Eastern Finland University with the universities of Central Asia, including KazATU,and offered to work on scientific projects, in particular on fisheries, aquaculture, genetics and other areas.
The ICGEB has also done work on scientific ethics and responsibility and has been developing a series of principles to aid the development of codes of conduct for scientists.
In response to a request by the SBSTA at its twenty-fourth session, the secretariat organized an in-session special sideevent at SBSTA 27, during which results of the work on scientific and methodological aspects of the proposal by Brazil were presented.
Action: The SBSTA will be invited to consider the results of the work on scientific and methodological aspects of the proposal by Brazil and is expected to conclude its consideration under this agenda item.
The SBSTA welcomed the synthesis report prepared by the secretariat on the work already undertaken under this agenda item,noting that the report contains a wealth of information that could inform Parties in their deliberations on possible areas of future work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation of climate change.
Background: The COP, by its decision 10/CP.9, requested the SBSTA to initiate work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation, and to report on its work in these areas to the COP at its eleventh session.
This is because work on scientific problems that are of interest to the international community stands a better chance of receiving academic recognition and opportunities for collaborative research from well-funded institutions.
Identification of, and information-sharing on, framing issues: This period started with the adoption of decision 10/CP.9,by which the COP requested the SBSTA to initiate its work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation, and ended with the submission by Parties of their views on lessons learned from the mitigation workshops WS-1, WS-2 and WS-3, as well as their views on future work under the agenda item;
This is because work on scientific problems that are of interest to the international community stands a better chance of receiving academic recognition and opportunities for collaborative research from well-funded institutions.
The SBSTA encouraged research institutions andscientists involved to undertake further work on scientific and methodological aspects of the proposal by Brazil, to make the results of their work publicly available and to report the progress of their work at the twentieth session of the SBSTA.
This is because work on scientific problems that are of interest to the international community stands a better chance of receiving academic recognition and even offers of collaborative research opportunities from well-funded institutions.
The main tasks of this centre could include:(a) compilation and reporting of emission data;(b)data management;(c) work on scientific and methodological issues related to emissions;(d) review of emission data and gap filling;(e) training and dissemination of methods; and(f) collaboration with IPCC/UNDP/UNFCCC groups.
At the same session, the SBSTA agreed to take stock of its work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation of climate change at its twenty-seventh session(December 2007), and to report to the COP at its thirteenth session December 2007.
Action: The SBSTA is expected to identify any follow-up action resulting from the in-session workshop,to take stock of progress of its work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation of climate change, and to plan its activities in this area, taking into account the need to report to the COP at its eleventh session on its work, as requested by decision 10/CP.9.
Action: The SBSTA may wish to consider possible future work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation of climate change to be carried out under the SBSTA, taking into account the linkage with ongoing discussions on mitigation and related aspects under other subsidiary bodies.
Sections II, III and IV address, respectively: recent activities of the United Nations andother relevant international organizations, including their work on scientific, technical, economic, legal, environmental and socio-economic aspects of the topic; key issues and questions whose consideration by States would benefit from more detailed background studies; and possible options and approaches to promote international cooperation and coordination.
Action: The SBSTA may wish to continue its consideration of possible future work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation of climate change to be carried out under the SBSTA, taking into account the synthesis report mentioned in paragraph 64 above and the linkage with ongoing discussions on mitigation and related aspects under other subsidiary bodies.
Action: The SBSTA may wish to continue its consideration of possible future work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation of climate change to be carried out under the SBSTA, taking into account the linkages with ongoing discussions on mitigation and related aspects under other subsidiary bodies.
The Conference of the Parties(COP), by its decision 10/CP.9,requested the SBSTA to initiate its work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation and to focus on"exchanging information and sharing experiences and views among Parties on practical opportunities and solutions to facilitate the implementation of the Convention.
Background: The COP, by its decision 10/CP.9, requested the SBSTA, at its twentieth session, to initiate work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of impacts of, and vulnerability and adaptation to, climate change, and on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation, and to focus on exchanging information and sharing experiences and views among Parties on practical opportunities and solutions to facilitate the implementation of the Convention.
Requests the Subsidiary Body for Scientific andTechnological Advice, at its twentieth session, to initiate its work on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of impacts of, and vulnerability and adaptation to, climate change, and on scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of mitigation, and to focus on exchanging information and sharing experiences and views among Parties on practical opportunities and solutions to facilitate the implementation of the Convention;
Works on scientific research Santiago de Compostela was carried out on the basis of library stock of University.
Jacobsen set up the Carlsberg Laboratory in 1875 which worked on scientific problems related to brewing.
In 1939, she became a teacher in Lima and also worked on scientific translations.