Exemplos de uso de Compartmentalisation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It's called compartmentalisation.
Unfortunately we have recently seen more examples of what I would term creative compartmentalisation.
Thermal compartmentalisation between the LEDs and the electronic control gear.
The introduction of the principle of compartmentalisation will allow for more flexibility.
Finally, I would ask the Commission, in future,to adopt a more integrated approach and reduce compartmentalisation to a minimum.
It aims at tackling current compartmentalisation which undermines the efficiency of Europe's research.
There must be no relapse into outmoded thinking, into protectionism,into a policy of compartmentalisation or into a race for subsidies.
The variety of rules led to the compartmentalisation into different national markets within the European Community.
Although all Member States are pursuing policies to promote R& D and innovation, large differences persist among Member States andthe Union's efforts suffer from fragmentation and compartmentalisation.
Compartmentalisation began as an architectural theory- divide buildings into sections which can be closed off to prevent a fire from spreading.
The second communication, on the internalisation of external costs,is another example of the compartmentalisation under your system, proposing something and yet not proposing it.
This compartmentalisation is maintained by the energy-dependent cellular uptake of the element and simultaneous excretion of sodium by the cell membrane bound enzyme Na-K ATPase.
We must confront it by convincing people that the new technolo gies hold out the prospect of a major step forward towards a European society less subject to such constraints as rigidity, iner tia and compartmentalisation.
In practice, the compartmentalisation of national markets prevents price convergence within the Union and restricts access by consumers to the markets with the lowest prices.
Although they are still under the aegis of the Health Surveillance Secretariat,there is still a compartmentalisation between the different surveillance systems, even though they are based on similar principles and work processes.
This kind of compartmentalisation explains how the Manhattan Project, which developed the atom bomb in WW II was kept secret, despite having 130,000 people working on it.
This approach no longer seems appropriate for electronic communication services in a world of accelerating technical development, where compartmentalisation of services becomes increasingly difficult in the light of their convergence.
The abolition of administrative compartmentalisation is also essential if the single market is to be strengthened, and the EU should provide more direct support here than is currently the case.
Description The fire dampers FMC-EIS-120 work as a separator between two sectors of fire andensure the same fire resistance that the structural elements of compartmentalisation, which limits the risk of spreading of fire by interior of the building.
Compartmentalisation applies to a subpopulation when management systems related to biosecurity are applied, while zoning applies when a subpopulation is dei ned on a geographical basis.
Description The fire dampers FLX-EIS-120 work as a separator between two sectors of fire andensure the same fire resistance that the structural elements of compartmentalisation, which limits the risk of spreading of fire by interior of the building.
Compartmentalisation between disciplines and the tenuous link between primary and clinical research, public health and social research influence how scientific discoveries are transferred into medical practice and the provision of care.
Contrary to what de-contextualised readings of the German Ideology and the Manifesto of the Communist Party may lead us to suppose,the internationalisation of capital was created out of the growing compartmentalisation of work and, following on from this, the compartmentalisation of solidarity.
Zoning and compartmentalisation are procedures implemented by a cou ntry under the provisions of the OIE Code with a view to dei ning subpopulations of different animal health status within its territory for the purpose of disease control and/or international trade.
A number of studies and reports(') have highlighted the current weaknesses in the European economy: under-invest-ment, particularly in high-tech industries, the environment and information technology;persistent market compartmentalisation in numerous areas where national structures are no longer adequate; problems of movement and communication which undermine the benefits companies expect from the single market.
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Finally, I would like to draw the attention of the Members of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs to the consensus-oriented cooperation which we have enjoyed in the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs in this sphere andadd that we in this Parliament should break though the compartmentalisation and endeavour to rise above the hobbyhorses of this or the other side and to have an input in, for example, next month' s forum, precisely on that basis.
Even within a country such as the United States of America there is even greater compartmentalisation in calls for tender without an'Official Journal' to publish them and given the whole of its geographical area; nor is there a common body on the lines of our Commission or our Luxembourg courts, in order to guarantee the uniform compliance with rules at the various stages of action: national, state or local.
In the medium and long term, I believe that the course of action described by the Commissioner, in line with what the Commission had proposed, should be maintained, monitored and strengthened, taking advantage of the development of sustainable energy, reducing dependency on oil, managing, for example,to break up the compartmentalisation of certain national markets and I am thinking, for instance, of the development of the railways as a complement and an alternative to the development of road transport.