Examples of using Computer-based information in English and their translations into Russian
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Computer-based information networks.
Risks and exposures in computer-based information systems.
ACIS is a computer-based information system which monitors equipment and cargo operations in the various transport modes.
The project will, therefore, introduce a computer-based information management system known as EMIS.
Computer-based information systems and precision tools are increasingly being adopted to operate farms more efficiently and to spare natural resources.
The structure and interface of the computer-based information system for data on fauna was improved.
The ILO computer-based information system on ILO Conventions(ILOLEX), updated on an annual basis, would, in future, include all general surveys of law and practice concerning selected international labour instruments.
Establishing and continuing to develop a computer-based information system on the question of Palestine UNISPAL.
Finally, the report describes very briefly the many activities of the Division for Palestinian Rights in the field of research, monitoring and publications andaction taken for the establishment of a computer-based information system on the question of Palestine.
In anticipation of computer-based information systems, the minimum data set in forms 12 and 14 is being reviewed.
The Institute will provide, among other things,for a comprehensive and coordinated computer-based information service on the issue of public violence and intimidation. 184/.
The implications of computer-based information networks for foreign service providers differs depending on how such networks develop.
In the area of capacity-building, it dealt with the development of the computer-based information systems at the African Regional Centre for Technology ARCT.
Finally, the report describes very briefly the many activities of the Division for Palestinian Rights of the United Nations Secretariat in the field of research, monitoring and publications, andaction taken for the establishment of a computer-based information system on the question of Palestine.
It was thus proposed to use the word"computer-based information" to cover also situations where digital data were not directly transferred from computer to computer.
They may also lead to economies in all sections of the programme budget,in particular if the efficiency measures are accompanied by enhancements to the Organization's computer-based information systems, as well as frequent and intensive staff training.
Development of multi-media and computer-based information tools(UNIDO's dTree database and biosafety compendium) for use by national regulatory authorities, academic and industry biosafety professionals;
This chapter also describes the activities of the Division for Palestinian Rights in the field of research,monitoring and publications, as well as the work done by the Division to expand the United Nations computer-based information system on the question of Palestine(UNISPAL).
The Committee notes with appreciation the further progress made by the Division in developing the United Nations computer-based Information System on the Question of Palestine and calls for continuing efforts to include all relevant documentation in the system.
Moreover, the Committee considers that the programme of research, studies and publications called for under programme 5, Question of Palestine, is an essential resource for information, analysis and promotion of international action, andhas called for its strengthening through the establishment of an adequately staffed and equipped computer-based information system.
It has noted with satisfaction the initial establishment of the United Nations computer-based information system on the question of Palestine- UNISPAL- and has called for cooperation by all concerned with the Division in order to maximize the usefulness of the system.
UNCTAD has carried out a study of the problem of interisland transport in archipelagic developing States andhas provided technical advisory services for the development of an integrated computer-based information system for analysing shipping movements in the Maldives.
Map areas vulnerable to sealevel rise and develop computer-based information systems covering the results of surveys, assessments and observations as part of the development of adequate response strategies, adaptation policies and measures to minimize the impact of climate change, climate variability and sealevel rise.
The Committee noted that the Division,in cooperation with relevant technical services of the Secretariat, had advanced in the establishment of a United Nations computer-based information system on the question of Palestine(UNISPAL), as requested by the Committee and endorsed by the General Assembly.
Map areas vulnerable to sealevel rise and develop computer-based information systems covering the results of surveys, assessments and observations as part of the development of adequate response strategies, adaptation policies and measures to minimize the impact of climate change, climate variability and sealevel rise.
The Committee noted that the Division, in cooperation with relevant technicalservices of the Secretariat, had completed the initial stage of the establishment of a United Nations computer-based information system on the question of Palestine(UNISPAL), as requested by the Committee and endorsed by the General Assembly.
The Committee notes that the United Nations computer-based information system on the question of Palestine(UNISPAL) being established in the Division will store information on the relevant activities of the United Nations system and the non-governmental organization network, as well as other information material, including documents related to the peace process.
The Committee emphasizes the essential contribution of the Division for Palestinian Rights of the Secretariat and has requested it to continue its programme of studies and publications, andto develop further UNISPAL, the computer-based information system on the question of Palestine, by including all relevant documentation.
The fourth objective is to continue to provide information on the question of Palestine and to develop the United Nations computer-based Information System on the Question of Palestine(UNISPAL) in cooperation with relevant departments of the Secretariat, including the Department of Public Information, other United Nations organs, organizations, bodies and specialized agencies, as well as NGOs.
The Committee also emphasizes the essential contribution of the Division for Palestinian Rights of the Secretariat as a focal point for collection and dissemination of information on all issues related to thequestion of Palestine and requests it to continue its programme of publications and studies and to develop further the United Nations computer-based information system on the question of Palestine.