Primeri uporabe Technical language v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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This is technical language;
Use simple words, not a complex technical language.
In technical language, it is thus known as a defective title.
Try not to use technical language.
To make polystyrene styrofoam, theplastic is foamed with the aid of heat, expanded in technical language.
Don't write to technical language.
The proposed legislation predominantly aims toprovide the necessary requirements for establishing this harmonised technical language.
Don't use lot of technical language.
Skipping all the-the technical language and getting down to the point, uh… l-I would say, if you will ignore him, he will go away.
Establishing a common technical language;
When the performances of products are set out by Member States authorities or declared by manufacturers,this is to be done through this common technical language.
I studied it for a month, and I learned the technical language when practicing.
If these expressions are a technical language used by a speaker, they can be very useful for understanding.
It is not enough for young people to take courses to learn basic linguistic skills in the language of the host country andto master technical language on the job.
So that the tire always has enough friction, in technical language called"grip", to the road, it is equipped with a profile.
We need to integrate the history, culture and architectureof a particular place, safeguarding its original identity, making the technical language dialogue with popular language. .
Aim: To establish interoperable services and a common technical language to exchange maritime surveillance data in a decentralised manner.
This common technical language is set out in the harmonised technical specifications(harmonised European standards(hEN) and European Assessment Documents(EAD)) developed under this Regulation.
This is particularly thecase because English is used as a universal technical language in some sectors, such as IT and medicine.
The common technical language required for correct functioning of the Internal Market can therefore also be used as a powerful tool at the service of the environmental policies of the Union and of Member States in this field.
Words must be used in their ordinary sense.If a word has one meaningin everyday or technical language, but a different meaning in legallanguage, the phrase must be formulated in such a way as to avoid anyambiguity.
This common technical language, mainly harmonised standards and European Technical Assessments replace the corresponding national technical specifications and increase market transparency to the benefit of users, such as designers, builders, contractors and other actors.
Both the manufacturers andthe Member States authorities are thus obliged to use this common technical language when assessing and declaring the performance of the products, or respectively when setting any regulatory requirements for them.
Because law and in particular procedural law forms a set of technical legal instruments designed to dispense justice, to be used by legal experts who have specialist training and appropriate professional experience,it is logical that technical language specific to these professionals be used when defining and applying the law.
First of all, we will get a standardised European technical language for the performance of construction products and streamlined and simplified procedures.
Whilst it is true that we fully support the objectives of the reform, which are to improve the market's operation, to give credibility to the CE label and to simplify the system,and that we share the unquestionable interest in having a common technical language, a broad majority of the members of the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection were anxious to air their doubts.
This is achieved by providing a common technical language to be used by manufacturers when placing products on the market and by public authorities when defining the technical requirements of works which influence, either directly or indirectly, the products to be used in those works.
A potential solution could be the development by the Commission of an on-line Procurement Translation tool that is specificallydesigned and tailored for the technical language of tender documents- that is with special attention to how technical words as''may'',''mandatory'', etc. are translated correctly with no nuances that could lead to misinterpretation.
The common technical language of the harmonised technical specifications is to provide the necessary tools for describing and assessing the required characteristics of the construction products; its use should therefore enable the national authorities to carry out all the necessary checks on the products in question, as well as the constructors to utilise them in the most appropriate and efficient manner.
Even as a scientist, I used to go to lectures by molecular biologists and find them completely incomprehensible,with all the fancy technical language and jargon that they would use in describing their work, until I encountered the artworks of David Goodsell, who is a molecular biologist at the Scripps Institute.