Traduction de «Système à mise au point automatique » (Français → Anglais) :

‘CCN/CSI network’ means the common platform based on the common communication network (CCN) and common system interface (CSI), developed by the Union to ensure all transmissions by electronic means between the competent authorities in the area of customs and taxation.

We also have been proactive in the development of new technologies, such as advanced technologies for 24-7 monitoring, control centres, remote centres, automatic shut-off, and emergency planning, and also internal inspection, which gives us new data that's critical to ensuring we can maintain these systems very safely.

These systems are Canadian, they will remain Canadian, and the next generation systems will be developed and manufactured out of Canada.

The banks continue to invest heavily in developing convenient, multi-channel delivery systems to meet the evolving banking needs of Canadians, including Internet and telephone banking, the long-standing branch system, and ABM networks in communities across our country.

Four laboratories of three Member States aim to develop a surface treatment process for ceramic components using a CO2 laser to improve their mechanical strength; d nine different partners (including several motor and aeronautical manufacturers) are working together on a project to use lasers to weld sheet metal; two univerrsity laboratories (one British, one French) and a British company plan to develop new biocompatible polymers based - 3 - on the imitation of cell membranes; a Franco-Italian project involving three industrial firms and a research insitute plans to develop an automatic ...[+++] system for the manufacture, pre-correction of defects and matching of pieces of cloth; five organizations from three different countries (Netherlands, Germany and Ireland) are working on the development of a computer-aided system for designing clothes, etc.

Four laboratories of three Member States aim to develop a surface treatment process for ceramic components using a CO2 laser to improve their mechanical strength; d nine different partners (including several motor and aeronautical manufacturers) are working together on a project to use lasers to weld sheet metal; two univerrsity laboratories (one British, one French) and a British company plan to develop new biocompatible polymers based - 3 - on the imitation of cell membranes; a Franco-Italian project involving three industrial firms and a research insitute plans to develop an automatic ...[+++] system for the manufacture, pre-correction of defects and matching of pieces of cloth; five organizations from three different countries (Netherlands, Germany and Ireland) are working on the development of a computer-aided system for designing clothes, etc.