Examples of using Understanding of data in English and their translations into Russian
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A clear understanding of data ownership.
Maps and graphs should also be included, as these facilitate the understanding of data.
Measurements of space debris, understanding of data and effects of this environment on space systems.
In 1998, the Task Force launched two important initiatives to improve access to and understanding of data on external debt.
The multiyear work plan adopted by the Subcommittee included measurements of space debris, understanding of data and effects of this environment on space systems, modelling of space debris environment and risk assessment, and space debris mitigation measures.
In the first recommendationthat followed Committee II deliberations, member nations were encouraged to develop a good understanding of data integration and related issues.
The Committee further noted the programmes of Member States andorganizations on the acquisition and understanding of data on the characteristics of the space debris environment and on measuring, modelling and mitigating the orbital debris environment, as reflected in the report of the Subcommittee A/AC.105/605, para. 81.
A number of States, including Italy,were organizing programmes relating to the acquisition and understanding of data on the space debris environment.
More specifically, the project aims to increase the understanding of data systems through a stock-taking exercise of 10 countries, identifying replicable interventions that, as a whole, constitute a road map for the data revolution, and build a coalition of actors willing to implement the road map.
Instead of looking for office documents by extension,Magic Excel Recovery has deep understanding of data formats and internal structures of those files.
The meetings provided an opportunity to discuss ways to improve the communication, coordination and dissemination of space-based information for disaster risk management and emergency response in Malawi andto gain a better understanding of data, technology and training needs.
The Canadian Space Agency is pleased to report the following with respect to the acquisition and understanding of data on the characteristics of the space debris environment and mitigation techniques.
A complete answer is expected to be approximately 3 to 5 pages N 0-1 Complete answer demonstrates:(1)complete knowledge and understanding of data escrow, one of the five critical registry functions;(2) compliance with Specification 2 of the Registry Agreement;(3) a technical plan that is adequately resourced in the planned costs detailed in the financial section; and(4) the escrow arrangement is consistent with the overall business approach and size/scope of the registry.
A globally standardized regional approach towards data collection would contribute to a better understanding of data and enhance the quality of information on ATS.
The Subcommittee took note of the following programmes of Member States andorganizations on the acquisition and understanding of data on the characteristics of the space debris environment, and on measuring, modelling and mitigating the orbital debris environment.
The Committee noted that the Scientific andTechnical Subcommittee, at its thirty-second session, had focused its attention on the acquisition and understanding of data on the characteristics of the space debris environment.
The Subcommittee took note of the following programmes of Member States andorganizations on the acquisition and understanding of data on the characteristics of the space debris environment and on measuring, modelling and mitigating the orbital debris environment.
In accordance with the multi-year plan, the Subcommittee, at its current session,had focused its attention on measurements of space debris, understanding of data and effects of this environment on space systems.
Endorses the agreement of the Committee that,at its next session, the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee should focus its attention on the acquisition and understanding of data on the characteristics of the space debris environment, and that the Subcommittee should also at its next session develop a continuing, deliberate, specific multi-year plan for its work on this agenda item;
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It had also endorsed the Subcommittee's plans for future consideration of space debris:in 1996 it would consider measurements of space debris, understanding of data and the effects of that environment on space systems; in 1997 the modelling of the space debris environment and risk assessment; and in 1998 space debris mitigation measures.
The Committee agreed with the Subcommittee that, in order togive structure to its consideration of the agenda item on space debris, the Subcommittee should focus its attention at its next session on the subject of acquisition and understanding of data on the characteristics of the space debris environment, with a view to establishing a commonunderstanding that could serve as the basis for its further deliberations.
The Subcommittee noted that,at its thirty-third session, in accordance with the multi-year plan, it had focused its attention on measurements of space debris, understanding of data and effects of that environment on space systems, as reflected in its technical report for 1996 A/AC.105/637 and Corr.1, paras. 94-138.
The Subcommittee noted that, at its thirty-third session, in accordance with the multi-year plan, it had focused its attention on measurements of space debris, understanding of data and effects of that environment on space systems, as reflected in its technical report for 1996 A/AC.105/637 and Corr.1, paras. 94-138.
Increasingly, data production in countries has become aligned with internationally agreed recommendations and standards, andinternational agencies have developed a better understanding of data availability in countries and have included national experts when developing and applying methodologies for the production and estimation of the indicators.
Increasingly, data production in countries has become aligned with internationally agreed recommendations and standards, andinternational agencies have developed a better understanding of data availability in countries and have included national experts when developing and applying methodologies for the production and estimation of the indicators.
Increasingly, data production in countries has become aligned with internationally agreed recommendations and standards, andinternational agencies have developed a better understanding of data availability in countries and how to work with national experts in developing and applying the needed methodology for the production and estimation of the indicators.
Increasingly, data production in countries has become aligned with the internationally agreed recommendations and standards, andinternational agencies have developed a better understanding of data availability in countries and how to work with national experts in developing and applying the methodology needed for the production and estimation of the indicators.
Notes with satisfaction that the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee continued to consider on a priority basis the agenda itemon space debris and that the work of the Subcommittee at its thirty-third session concentrated on the topic of measurements of space debris, understanding of data and effects of this environment on space systems, based on the multi-year work plan adopted by the Subcommittee at its thirty-second session;A/AC.105/605, para. 83.
Increase awareness and understanding of available data among users;