Traduction de «Signal noir » (Français → Anglais) :

artificial black or white signal | nominal black or white signal

artificial black signal | nominal black signal | artificial black | nominal black

nominal black signal [ NBS | artificial black signal ]

artificial black signal

R, G or B black level

black-and-white film [ black and white film | monochrome film ]

phase-black

pied flycatcher

2. Notes with concern that the illegal annexation of Crimea has precipitated a significant change in the strategic landscape of the Black Sea Basin and the adjacent area; considers that the aggressive actions of Russia represent its return to a hostile, block-to-block type approach; warns that by occupying the entire peninsula, Russia has gained a very important launching pad facing both west (the Balkans, Transnistria and the Danube Mouths) and south (the Eastern Mediterranean), where it has established a permanent naval task force, and that the illegal annexation of Crimea offers Russia a ‘southern Kaliningrad’, another outpost direc ...[+++]tly bordering on NATO;

He had a number of distinctions that the previous speakers have pointed out: He was the first Black Lieutenant Governor, or Vice Regal representative, in Canada. He was the first Black member of Parliament and the first Black federal cabinet minister.

Recent reported incidents of racial profiling, particularly against Blacks; unacceptable per capita unemployment rates among racialized groups; and dropout rates among students are tremendous, ongoing challenges facing Canadian families of Black descent.

J. whereas, despite the Chinese Government’s progress in promoting some economic and social rights, the exercise of the rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly, press freedom and the right to join a trade union is persistently repressed; whereas human rights organisations continue to report serious human rights abuses by the Chinese authorities, including the sentencing of high-profile dissidents such as imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo, expanded restrictions on media and internet freedom, tightened ...[+++] surveillance and harassment of lawyers, human rights defenders and non-governmental organisations, broadened control and oppression of Uighurs, Tibetans and their freedoms, and increasing numbers of enforced disappearances and arbitrary detentions, including in secret, unlawful detention facilities known as ‘black jails’; whereas repressive policies against Tibetans’ basic freedoms have triggered a worrying number of self-immolations in recent years;