Traduction de «brouillage par voie commune » (Français → Anglais) :

co-channel interference | common channel interference | interference from co-channel

co-channel interference

co-channel air-to-air interference

interference noise per telephone channel

common-channel signalling | CCS | common channel signalling | common channel signaling

common channel interswitch signalling [ CCIS | common channel interswitch signaling ]

common-mode interference

common channel interoffice signaling | CCIS

transmission channel | communication channel | channel | transmission path | communication path

transport network [ link road ]

It was of fundamental importance that access to the spectrum of frequencies allocated to the various satellite radionavigation systems should be equitable, should be based on the principle of interoperability and should provide for mutually agreed degrees of scrambling.

Boosting employment and job creation through an increased support for small and medium sized business, research and development, innovation, labour market measures and education is a key aspect of Cohesion Policy setting all European regions onto a common path of growth and prosperity.

Then, there is an alternate vision, which I call the second school, not a half school, and the vision says this: To accomplish those same goals, we have to take a look at the practical realities of what is happening by widening and deepening. As we widen and deepen in Europe, we find that the differences and the difficulties are intensifying; that the government machinery is becoming more complex; that the whole system is slowing down because the bigger and the wider the governance, the slower the decision-making; that differences are now emerging between France and Germany who are key to the European Union; that Euro-discipline is t ...[+++]oo difficult, too fast, and causes too much instability; and, finally, just to make the school correctly argued, all of a sudden, when a country decides to go off course as Britain with respect to the mad dog, it can then put sand in the machinery and clog or almost stop the machinery.

Additional measures may need to be applied at national level to manage mutual interference between wireless broadband electronic communications services and DTT services such as from wireless broadband electronic communications base station transmitters to DTT receivers, or from DTT broadcasting transmitters to wireless broadband electronic communications base station receivers, whereby appropriate mitigation techniques can be applied by mobile operators on a case-by-case basis.