Traduction de «serial-to-parallel conversion » (Anglais → Français) :

Common data (non-network) connection types are USB, Serial, and Parallel.

Common non-network data connection types are USB, Serial, and Parallel.

This filing system shall record and maintain for not less than 20 years each firearm's type, make, model, calibre, serial number and year of manufacture (if not part of the serial number), the name and address of the manufacturer and former and current owner of the firearm, any trade or transfer, exchange, hiring out, repair or conversion of the firearm, and such other information as is necessary to enable the tracing of the firearm.

The European Parliament takes the view that: an EPC must be able to merge , change its registered office, split and change into a European Company , as far as possible in accordance with Community law which has already been harmonised; in the absence of any relevant Community law, the provisions of the Member States which apply to comparable legal forms in the relevant Member State should apply; in this connection, rules on codetermination in the Member State in which the head office is located should apply in parallel to Community law; it must also be possible for national companies to convert into EPCs, with existing employee rights being maintained; this also applies to the re-conversion ...[+++] of an EPC into a national legal form.

17. Welcomes the implementation of more advanced standards of animal welfare, but stresses that this should be accompanied by support for investment, since they can often require costly conversions or building of new structures; in parallel, economical methods (e.g. straw filters, overflow settling tanks, etc.) should be foregrounded;

17. Welcomes the implementation of more advanced standards of animal well-being, but stresses that this should be accompanied by support for investment, since they can often require costly conversions or building of new structures; in parallel, economical methods (e.g. straw filters, overflow settling tanks, etc.) should be foregrounded;