Traduction de «co-channel » (Anglais → Français) :

co-channel interference [ CCI | cochannel interference | common channel interference ]

co-channel signal | VOR/LOC

co-channel carriers

co-channel air-to-air interference

adjacent and co-channel interference signals

discharge channel | flood bypass | flood diversion channel | flood-bypass channel | floodway | relief channel | spillway channel

channeling | channelling | transistor channeling | transistor channelling

away-from-home channel | gastronomy channel | horeca (catering) channel | on-premises channel

analyse communications channels for different employers/contractors | research communications channels for different employers/contractors | study communications channels for different contractors/employers | study communications channels for different employers/contractors

For example, a football match broadcast exclusively over a non-specialist channel will still be followed by football fans even if it is crammed with advertising breaks. It is certain that viewers will not stop watching it and switch to other channels which are not broadcasting the match.

47. Takes note of the discussions currently being held within Parliament’s Bureau concerning the possibility of creating a publicly owned parliamentary channel; welcomes the decision of the Parliament’s Bureau to commission a feasibility study on the possible establishment of a parliamentary information channel or genuine European Parliament television channel; recognises that there are a range of different options for such a project and believes that any channel should be independent; believes that such a channel could make a significant contribution to the development of a European public space; notes that, on earlier occasions, it ...[+++] has requested the Commission to launch an in-house impact study on such a European channel; stresses the need for there to be greater synergy between the activities of Parliament’s external offices and those of the Commission’s representations;

48. Takes note of the discussions currently being held within Parliament's Bureau concerning the possibility of creating a publicly owned parliamentary channel; welcomes the decision of the Parliament's Bureau to commission a feasibility study on the possible establishment of a parliamentary information channel or genuine European Parliament television channel; recognises that there are a range of different options for such a project and believes that any such channel should be independent; believes that such a channel could make a significant contribution to the development of a European public space; notes that, on earlier occasion ...[+++]s, it has requested the Commission to launch an in-house impact study on such a European channel; stresses the need for there to be greater synergy between the activities of Parliament's information offices and those of the Commission's representations;

5.1. Multi-channel liquid scintillation spectrometer with processor and automatic external standardisation and display of the external standard/channel ratio (usual design: three meter channels and two external standard channels).