Exemplos de uso de Technolo em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Bullshit, the CIA doesn't have that technolo.
The European Science and Technolo gy Assembly is an advisory body of the Commission.
Introduction To Low-cost Manufacturing Technolo….
D Information and communication technolo gies in development: conclusions adopted» point 1.6.64.
Conversion of a coal mine at Lünen into a technolo gy centre.
The framework programme for research and technolo gical development also covers R& TD cooperation with nonmember countries.
Standardization: Commission report 1992 1994 on standardization in the field of information technolo and telecommunications: COM(95) 39.
Programmes in the field of vocational training and new technolo gies have been consolidated throughout the Community in the course of the year.
This intervention was necessary to prevent foreclosure of the emerging markets in this sector to other suppliers of pay TV and related systems and services- notably cable network access,set top digital decoder technolo gy, and films and other programming.
The DMH range combines sophisticated drive technolo gy and gear kinematics to ensure smooth and low-pulsation dosing without pressure peaks.
The other themes- making the best use of natural and cultural resources, adding value to local products,the use of new know-how and new technolo- gies- all contribute towards an improvement in the quality.
The Group is convinced that technolo gical progress and the evolution of the market mean that Europe must make a break from policies based on principles which belong to a time before the advent of the information revolution.
Four generic measures,including accompanying measures for the dissemination of innovative energy technolo gies, 19 Marie Curie fellowships and 16 SME projects were also selected.
The European Energy Charter aims to make available technolo gy, know how and capital to explore, develop and exploit oil and gas resources and to minimize environmental impact in more than 50 European States, with a particular focus on Central and Eastern Europe.
University of Cape Town, University of Michiga n, Universidad Politécnica de Madri d, University of California,Irvin e, Delft University of Technolo gy and Creative Common s. Participation is free and open to all.
Subsequent to this analysis,Benetech(a non- governmental organization that develops and uses technolo- gy to create positive social change) and the Confederación Latinoamericana de OCSAS(Latin American Confederation of OCSAS) worked in partnership to develop a digital tool called DOCSAS that would transform the data collection and analysis process.
Ii Agreements(such as recommendations) demonstrating the political will of the EC countries to move ahead voluntarily together,to set the scene for the joint development of advanced telecommunications technolo gies, such as the coordinated introduction of ISDN and digital mobile communications.
Office workplaces can be classified in principle on the basis of the various criteria of the subsystems such as job content, technolo gies used, forms of organization, areas of responsibility, wage categories and characteristics of the information to be handled.
Comett, which enables students, engi neers and researchers to train in other European countries; PETRA, which seeks to give young Europeans an opportunity to receive their first cross border vocational training; FORCE, which facilitates exchanges between the Twelve; and Eurotecnet,which encourages the use of new technolo gies in vocational training.
Like its partners, European industry is facing new challenges: increasingly intense interna tional competition;emergence of new technolo gies that upset traditional paradigms and impose a review of methods of organization; new requirements of environmental protection, etc.
Small and mediurn-sized businesses, which are the backbone of the economy in the rural and island regions, received particular attention when the fourthFPRTD was drawn up, and each specific programme makes provision for technolo gy stimulation measures for them(assis tance in finding partners and seeking cooperation) modelled on the CRAFT procedure initiated under the previous framework programme.
The programme also strives to shape future strategic directions with the following aims: raising awareness of and stimulat ing provision of multilingual services in the Community, Norway and Iceland;utilising language technolo gies, resources and standards; creating favourable conditions for the development of the language indus tries; reducing the cost of information transfer among languages, in particular for the benefit of SMEs; and contributing to the promotion of the linguistic diversity of Europe.