Examples of using Substitutability in English and their translations into German
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To date containerised liner shipping is therefore mainly subject to one way substitutability 25.
Furthermore, the Commission's investigation has shown that substitutability between gas and district heating is very limited.
Eventually, their substitutability with public expenditures has allowed the French authorities to formally meet existing spending rules.
The product market definition primarily depends on substitutability from the buyers' perspective.
In practice, substitutability between the various forms of capital might be limited as it would be the case, for example, between man-made and natural capital.
This production concentration, in many cases, is compounded by low substitutability and low recycling rates.
Between the segments as identified therefore, there may be some substitutability of smaller planes by larger planes, but there would appear to be no similar substitutability of larger planes by small planes.
The setting is enhanced by the Canting double and the backbone andenriched by the substitutability of the heel and toe.
A more homogenous public debt market would imply greater substitutability between various euro-denominated issues and would thereby help to ease liquidity constraints in the smaller markets.
Oliver Stettes, Institute of the German Economy, Cologne,points to the difficulties of estimating the substitutability of jobs by digital technology.
Iii Supply side substitutability acknowledge therefore in their pricing policies that the bottled water market and the soft drink market are subject to different competitive constraints.
The only difference from the definition of"selling markets" is that substitutability has to be defined from the viewpoint of supply and not from the viewpoint of demand.
In addition, the market investigation suggested thatthere may be separate sub-markets within HDDs based on end-use and form factor, given the limited demand-side substitutability.
It is thereforeup to the"anti-professional" Fluxus artist to demonstrate the substitutability of the artist by showing"that everything can be art and everyone can practice it.
Also, the module can be replaced with a normal GU10 bulb, in the case of a defect or problems without any additional parts or tools,thus Venus Century offers maximum protection and substitutability.
Thanks to constant monitoring of the state of connections with the monitoring station and substitutability of transmission paths, the stringent EN 50136 requirements for the so-called Dual Path Reporting are met.
New concepts of infrastructure for urban and rural areas, which address spatial change in context with digitization and virtualization survey of new technological possibilities and social change;multifunctionality and substitutability of infrastructures.
Thanks to the constant monitoring of the state of connections with the monitoring station and the substitutability of transmission paths, the stringent requirements of EN 50136 for DP4 category are complied with, regarding the so-called Dual Path Reporting.
The next complex mentioned by Vygotsky, the collection, is an alternative to the concept, in that though one aspect of the sample is taken as most important, and thus there is a polarity between the relevant and non relevant aspects of the sample,no relation of equivalence or substitutability is established between the sample and the other objects.
Important factors which limit the substitutability between these ports are the draught restrictions in the port of Antwerp and the differences in hinterland connections and in transport costs, of which terminal handling costs only constitute a small part.
In recital 9 of Regulation(EC) No 2852/2000 it was indicated that a significantoverlap between different types of PSF concerning their substitutability and competition between these types was found to exist.
An analysis of demand and supply substitutability shows that currently or in the foreseeable future, there are as yet no substitutes at wholesale level which might constrain the setting of charges for termination in a given network.
Additional factors such as the reliability of the service provider, security,safety and regulatory requirements may influence supply and demand-side substitutability, for example the double hull requirement for tankers in Community waters 31.
In exchange we may find the factors of equivalence and substitutability; these are double, in fact exchange may be described as a double substitution in the sense that at least two persons are involved and in the sense that the exchange takes place for each at least twice, once in selling and once in buying.
Whether the legal obstacles resulting from the provisions on the placing on the market of medicinal products for use outside labelling(Directive 2001/83/EC, paragraph 6)exclude the substitutability of Avastin and Lucentis for the treatment of eye diseases and thus their inclusion in the same product market.
The evolution in the market definition is explained, in particular, by a greater product homogeneity and standardisation,supply and demand-side substitutability, declining brand preference, EEA-wide branding, fewer manufacturers and customers which results in a wider operative basis and, for the latter, a significant buyer power as well as increased competition from non-Member State production.
When performing the market analysis and designing the details of this remedy, national regulatory authorities should pay particular attention to the products to be managed by the separate business entities, taking into account the extent ofnetwork roll-out and the degree of technological progress, which may affect the substitutability of fixed and wireless services.
Part 1 is amended as follows:( a) Section I is amended as follows:( i) The following sentence isadded at the end of paragraph 4:« These criteria for the substitutability of deposits are also applied to determine whether liabilities should be classified as deposits, unless there is a separate category for such liabilities.
It is noted that even if ELMIs will no longer be defined as credit institutions, they will fall into the statistical definition of MFI under Part I, Section I, paragraph 2 of Annex 1 to Regulation ECB/ 2001/13, according to which resident financial institutions other than creditinstitutions are subject to statistical reporting requirements depending, inter alia, on the degree of substitutability between the instruments they issue and deposits placed with credit institutions;
Indicators of capital stocks are of particular interest, because capital stocks have to be used in aprudent manner given the uncertainty as regards the substitutability between different types of capital, the option values of certain natural resources, the scope for efficiency gains in the transformation process, and future demand.