Examples of using Interoperability in English and their translations into Czech
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Allow interoperability within our applications;
We are giving the Agency greater responsibility for the setting of safety standards and interoperability criteria.
Interoperability of mobile chargers debate.
And what about interoperability in the rail sector?
Interoperability has always been a cornerstone in Danalock products.
They are a means to build interoperability with our external partners.
The Fieldbus Foundation is the governing body; it issues guidelines anddefinitions and ensures interoperability of devices.
Philips does not guarantee 100% interoperability with all HDMI CEC devices.
The V3 is by far the most versatile andflexible platform available, and is setting new standards in cross platform interoperability.
Amending the interoperability and safety directives prompted us to carry out two further operations.
With this in mind, we are working with the Member States on the cross-border interoperability of electronic signatures.
Thirdly, there is interoperability, which is vital, and I think the Commission still has some way to go in this regard.
The Biometric Matching System must be the same for SIS, VIS andEurodac to ensure their interoperability and keep costs down.
At the Agency we are working very hard on interoperability: that is something that you asked about, and the answer is'yes.
I must also say that the best possible balance between safety andthe need to advance courageously towards interoperability has been achieved.
Interoperability is the magic word which describes what we want and what we must achieve if we are genuinely to have a functioning railway system in Europe.
The Commission was right to stop distinguishing between interoperability on high-speed networks and traditional networks, and hence to push as far as possible in this direction.
The strategy must allow an overall approach to information sharing that meets the needs of the police andis based on the interoperability of IT systems.
For interoperability between platforms, especially if bidirectional scripts are used, it is not enough to support ISO 10646; Unicode must be implemented.
After months of testing, confirmation was officially given of full interoperability with BroadWorks, the leading cloud branch exchange on the telecommunications market.
That is the only way we can expect our citizens to agree that wagons can be used across borders without extra controls and promote interoperability.
The importance of the interoperability is discussed in the area of airflow, multi-di mensional conduction, Iighting, CFD, and power f10w modelling.
I must admit that I am also delighted at the excellent cooperation that there has been between all the groups in order tomake progress on such an important issue as interoperability.
What is required is social interoperability that will allow drivers from different countries to think of themselves as Europeans, rather than nationals of a particular state.
Particular importance attaches in this respect to the continued development of the European Railway Traffic Management System, the interoperability and compatibility of which must be ensured at all costs.
Interoperability is not a technical matter, therefore; it really is a precondition for establishing Europe-wide markets which are absolutely necessary and the stated aim of the Treaty.
In writing.-(RO) The Commission's proposal to improve legislation in the field of interoperability is welcomed, taking into consideration the need to improve the rail transport system in the European Union.
Interoperability with other transport systems, such as public transport, would be much more important than the elaborate game of cat-and-mouse that industry is trying to play with us.
It certainly is technical,although the harmonisation of rail safety and interoperability rules constitutes one of their major concerns as they go about their daily lives.
There are still a series of fundamental problems linked to the efficiency of the batteries and recharging,as well as the problems of standardisation, interoperability, and so on, which have a long way to go.