Traduction de «Opération récupération » (Français → Anglais) :

Operation RECUPERATION [ Op RECUPERATION ]

Directory of Canadian Employers Offering Employment to Canadians Studying at Foreign Universities [ Operation Retrieval ]

disaster site recovery manager [ recovery manager ]

job scraping | job data scraping | data scraping | scraping

drain trough | return chute | return tray

perform software crash and recovery testing | perform software recovery testing

EIB reflows | reflows

recovery operation

file-recovery utility | file-recovery program | data recovery program

Transport costs: transport to and from the theatre of operations to deploy, support and recover the forces necessary for the operation.

(b) Operation Headquarters (OHQ): the static, out-of-area headquarters of the operation commander, which is responsible for building up, launching, sustaining and recovering a Union force.

Such average customer lifetime would be the period of time over which the customer contributes to the recovery of the: (a) downstream costs that are annualised according to a depreciation method that is appropriate to the asset in question and the economic lifetime of the corresponding assets required for the retail operations (including network costs that are not included in the wholesale NGA access service); and (b) other downstream costs that are normally not annualised (typically the subscriber acquisition costs) and which the operator incurs to gain customers and should seek to recover over the latters’ average lifetime.

Such average customer lifetime would be the period of time over which the customer contributes to the recovery of the: (a) downstream costs that are annualised according to a depreciation method that is appropriate to the asset in question and the economic lifetime of the corresponding assets required for the retail operations (including network costs that are not included in the wholesale NGA access service); and (b) other downstream costs that are normally not annualised (typically the subscriber acquisition costs) and which the operator incurs to gain customers and should seek to recover over the latters’ average lifetime.