Examples of using Technical evolution in English and their translations into Romanian
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Not really obvious technical evolutions for this tool.
Lighting department is constantly updated with latest generation equipment that keeps up with technical evolution.
Having this in mind, technical evolution in seeking new quality products.
Terminter, which has been on the electrotechnical and industrial chemical market for several decades now, is the most recent and advanced technical evolution of a craft business started in 1948.
Some planned technical evolutions for upcoming releases are listed below.
The railcar andwagons fleet was decaying even more, provided that the spare part shortage caused by the technical evolution made their maintenance almost impossible.
The technical evolution of this site will allow vehicle identification by product features and type-approval number publication.
Adam describes it as the end of a technical evolution that began with the chair in the bunker.
The second section("About my collection") is a more detailed overview of the most important European private collection of cassette-recorders,featuring technical evolution of this type of device.
Such expansion is not just a natural extension of technical evolution, but has structural and therefore political impediments.
In particular, a clear understanding of the crucial roles played by Sokaku Takeda and Onisaburo Deguchi in Ueshiba's development is essential in order to grasp the spiritual and technical evolution which culminated in the creation of modern aikido.
It has also financed a'Study on the economic and technical evolution of the scientific publication markets in Europe', 10 which was subject to a public consultation in 2006.
All transmission system operators shall cooperate at Community level through establishing the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas in order toensure the optimal management and sound technical evolution of the European gas transmission network.
In order to take account of the technical evolution of the products, the Commission may, by means of delegated acts, adapt the standard qualities for sugar laid down in Part B of Annex IV.
Moreover, the addition of a general review clause allows for a thorough re-examination in the light of technical evolution and consumer understanding of the label no later than 2014.
In particular, it adapts the definitions used to the technical evolution and puts the existing rules on geographical indications in line with the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights agreement(TRIPs agreement).
Design ASTECCO with the design activity which is the promoter of a suitable investment,combines the experience with the latest technical evolutions in the area, only accepting solutions documented, tested and applied at least 5 years.
We are thus reverting to that vulgate resulting from technical evolution and the modification of the production mode evoked above by Arnaldo Momigliano, resorting, according to the suggestion of George Uscatescu Die Frage nach der Technik, delivered at the Technical School in Munich in November 1953.
(23) Increased cooperation and coordination among mobile network operators should be established to technically enable the provision of separate roaming services, and to ensure coordinated and sound technical evolution of the separate sale of roaming services in the Union.
It foresees a mechanism allowing comparatively rapid reactions to technical evolution and the adoption at EU level of binding technical harmonisation measures in the form of Commission Decisions which provide legal certainty to the harmonised use of the band.
As regards the adaptation of the definition of"engineered nanomaterials" to scientific and technical progress andto definitions agreed at international level, the Commission considers that the absence of a provision in the position of the Council in first reading allowing the revision of the definition to reflect the technical evolution implies the introduction of the ordinary legislative procedure for its revision.
In a second phase, it will be necessary to reflect on, and start preparing work for a possible revision of the ITS Directive and of the supporting ITS Action Plan,taking into account the constant technical evolution of ITS and building also on the conclusions of the Commission Staff Working Document on the progress report and review of the ITS Action Plan.
Given the more stringent necessity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the consumption of petroleum products and taking into account that road transport accounts for 82% of energy consumption of the transport sector, it was time to update this legislation,making use of more recent technical evolution to reduce fuel consumption and facilitate intermodal transport operations.
Research, evolution, technical and technological progress, and great service.
Another basic principle of this theory is, that the evolution of technical systems is following certain tendencies and that essential innovation often requires an influx of scientific results from another area.