Examples of using Activation rate in English and their translations into German
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Activation rate(EMCO indicator) F.
This corresponds to an activation rate of 34.2.
The activation rate rose from 20.3% in 1998 to 22.5% in 1999.
High frequency of movement and activation rates are possible.
Table 7: Activation rates 2000 and 2001.
Maximized revenues thanks to a higher card activation rate.
This increased activation rate sensitizes the brain.
It is wellrecognised in Finland that to decrease structural unemployment, the activation rate needs to be raised.
The activation rate for insured persons in 1999(1st- 3rd quarter) was 44 per cent.
Member States have continued to improve their activation rates, fourteen Member States have levels which exceed the target of 20.
The activation rate has remained unchanged in Germany and has fallen in Finland and the Netherlands.
Glacial Heart: This trait now applies 5seconds of chill on a critical hit with a 100% activation rate.
Effectiveness of activation: Rate of return to employment unemployment.
Some progress has been made to ensure training orjob offers for all the unemployed, with activation rates increasing significantly.
Therefore the activation rate cannot be calculated on the basis of the agreed indicator.
The digital services from Mercedes me have long since begun evolving into intelligent, personal and mobile assistants of Mercedes-Benz drivers,and this fact is confirmed by the very high customer activation rates for Mercedes me services.
In 2001, the activation rate was above the EES minimum target of 20% 29.1.
Amongst unemployed recipients of basic income support, the activation rate of young people stood at 32.4% in 2006 as compared to a general activation rate of 18.4.
The activation rate currently lies at over 12 000 Cat machines in Germany, delivered with an appropriate box from which the relevant data can be called up.
Portugal has raised the activation rate, and is on track to comply with this Guideline in 2002, as planned.
The activation rate is defined as the annual average number of previously unemployed participants inactive measures(E) divided by the annual average number of registered unemployed persons(F) and participants inactive measures.
In German municipalities, which themselves offer services with the ID card, the activation rate for the online function is now already much higher than in those municipalities that have not yet introduced the online ID function for eGovernment.
Compared to 2000 the activation rate increased in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal and Sweden.
Where municipalities themselves offer services with the ID card, the activation rate of the online function is now already significantly higher as employees at registration offices also provide the public with positive advice regarding the eID function.