Traduction de «Répétition au sol » (Français → Anglais) :

dirt diving

repetition compulsion [ compulsion to repeat | reenactment behaviour ]

automatic repeat request system [ ARQ | automatic request for repetition | error detecting and feedback system | decision feedback system | ARQ system | request repeat system ]

signal repetition on the locomotive

recurrence frequency | repetition frequency | repetition rate

accompanist | piano accompanist | opera repetiteur | répétiteur

soil science [ agrology | pedology | soil mechanics ]

floor and wall store manager | wallpaper shop manager | carpet superstore manager | floor and wall coverings shop manager

repeating short firearm

down rigger | ground rigger | rigging crew member

Companies continue to create and produce their shows from their living rooms and basements as no office space or creation space, rehearsal halls or construction venues are accessible, affordable or available.

A high repetition rate (i.e. the same area may be covered every 12 days) allows the close monitoring of changes in land cover, which is particularly useful for crop classification or to monitor the evolution of forests at global level.

M. whereas, over the last 30 years, a number of unprecedented extreme weather and climate events such as floods, tropical cyclones and droughts have occurred in various parts of the world; whereas, globally, over the last 10 years, the number of hydrometeorological disasters has doubled; whereas world wide, recurrent drought and desertification seriously threaten the livelihood of over 1.2 billion people who depend on the land for most of their needs,

8. Points out that water is a transnational issue and that we must cooperate on identifying clearly the factors – and their extent - which are regularly put forward as causes of the exceptional floods, including environmental factors (inefficient maintenance of river systems, new agricultural practices, deforestation, etc.) and aspects of urbanisation (expansion of built-up areas, water runoff, increase in impervious surfaces (roads), etc.), with a view to establishing responsibility, assessing the cost and preventing the repeated floods from which the authorities at present seem unable to learn any lessons;