Traduction de «Articulated chain » (Anglais → Français) :

articulated chain | flat link | flat link-articulated chain | pin chain | sprocket chain

articulate the art proposal | articulate the proposal | articulate artistic proposal | identify the artistic project

chain terminator sequencing method | chain terminator sequencing procedure | chain terminator method | chain-terminator method | chain termination sequencing | chain termination procedure | terminator sequencing method | terminator method | dideoxy chain termination | dideoxy chain terminator sequencing

articulated boom lift [ articulating boom lift | articulated man lift | articulating man lift ]

articulate expert [ articulated expert | glass-box expert system | transparent system | transparent expert | articulate expert system | articulated expert system ]

execute microbiological analysis in the food chain | perform a microbiological analysis in the food chain | implement microbiological analysis in the food chain | perform microbiological analysis in the food chain

apply medical supply chain management | organize medical supply chains | manage medical supply chains | take care of medical supply chains

Sir, if I've understood your question correctly, I answered it in my introductory remarks, in which I said that the model we see the F-35 following is akin to a defence industrial strategy because it contains a number of characteristics that we would naturally believe to be in an industrial strategy, starting with there being, from the earliest possible stages of a procurement process, engagement between industry and government; second, the opportunity for Canadian industry along with the Government of Canada to participate through R and D collaborative efforts, in order to build domestic capability and capacity to support future requirements; the inclusion of articulating individua ...[+++]l capabilities that the Canadian economy can then effectively compete for, when an early stage project goes into production; and the inclusion of Canadian companies in the supply chain of a major global OEM.

We've suggested that a measure of an industrial strategy would be articulating and promoting domestic industrial priorities within a given program, and we believe that has also been the case.and the ability for Canadian companies to access the global supply chain of a major OEM.

Those issues include the articulation and execution of a domestic industrial plan for the lucrative sustainment phase; how effective the Canadian government can be working with domestic industry to capitalize on access to and use of the intellectual property Canada has purchased within the program; the extent to which Canadian companies and the government can capitalize on additional high-value defence electronics business from the supply chain opportunities that remain to be decided for F-35 production; and how many high-value job ...[+++]s are ultimately going to be created and sustained within the Canadian economy. Mr. Chairman, in our view, it is somewhat too early to tell if the model will ultimately work to Canada's benefit.

First, in principle, we like the project model being used for the F-35 because it includes characteristics akin to a defence industrial strategy. By that I mean cooperation between the defence industry and the Canadian government from the concept phase of a defence program; the commitment and targeting of government-supported industrial R and D from the earliest stage; articulating and promoting domestic industrial policies where Canada can win business at the production phase of a program, including defence electronics; procuring the right to use and disclose intellectual property to benefit domestic industries' involvement at both t ...[+++]he production and sustainment phases; and enhancing Canadian access to global supply chains from development through production and sustainment.