Traduction de «hand loop » (Anglais → Français) :

cane hand loop [ cane strap ]

loop | safety loop | aerial loop | hand loop | foot loop

double hand to hand loop lift

handhold [ hand hold | finger loop ]

Gierer loop | hairpin | hairpin loop | hairpin structure | hairpin-like structure | stem-loop | stem-loop structure | SLS [Abbr.]

Audio Frequency Induction Loop | audio induction loop | hearing loop | induction loop | AFIL [Abbr.]

screened loop aerial | screened loop antenna | shielded loop aerial | shielded loop antenna

radial loop | internal inclination loop | internal loop | loop sloping left | loop with an inner slope

induction loop | inductive loop | magnetic induction loop | magnetic inductive loop | magnetic loop

gestures of the hand | hand gesture | hand gestures | hand signals

30 (1) Each line shall be provided with a hand-hold loop spliced thereto at the end of the eye that is thrown over the snubbing post.

On the other hand, if he has that broad support, he can get it back into the loop fairly quickly.

31. Notes that insufficient network capacity and storage facilities and a lack of cooperation between transmission system operators can add to uncoordinated cross-border energy flows (loop flows) and could cause serious emergencies in other Member States, thus making load reduction increasingly necessary in the interests of supply security, if it does not go hand-in-hand with the requisite optimisation (e.g. temperature line monitoring) and development of the grid in those Member States; is concerned about the state of development and maintenance of grid infrastructure in the Member States; calls on the Member States to press ahead as ...[+++]quickly as possible with the development of transmission and distribution systems and to encourage greater cooperation between transmission system operators;

Notes that insufficient network capacity and storage facilities and a lack of cooperation between transmission system operators can add to uncoordinated cross-border energy flows (loop flows) and could cause serious emergencies in other Member States, thus making load reduction increasingly necessary in the interests of supply security, if it does not go hand-in-hand with the requisite optimisation (e.g. temperature line monitoring) and development of the grid in those Member States; is concerned about the state of development and maintenance of grid infrastructure in the Member States; calls on the Member States to press ahead as quic ...[+++]kly as possible with the development of transmission and distribution systems and to encourage greater cooperation between transmission system operators;