Traduction de «composante terrestre » (Français → Anglais) :

ground segment [ ground-based segment ]

Land Component Command | LCC [Abbr.]

Ground segment

Allied Land Component Command Headquarters Heidelberg [ CC-Land HQ Heidelberg | Allied Land Component Command Headquarters, Heidelberg ]

Allied Land Component Command Headquarters Madrid [ CC-Land HQ Madrid | Allied Land Component Command Headquarters, Madrid ]

component digital | component digital signal

semicircular,quadrantal,or octantal component of error

D.C. restoration | d c reinsertion | d-c restoring | direct-current component | D.C. component restoration | D.C. clamping

Space segment

Commodore Ellis was not only the commander of the amphibious task group but also the commander of the maritime component; Major-General Hood was commander of our air component; and Lieutenant-Colonel Mason Stalker was commander of the land component.

Therefore, we knew we needed to have a number of different components, primarily focused on the land component, to assist in a coalition effort to defeat the terrorists — the al-Qaeda and the Taliban — and, subsequently, to support the government and the government components to allow them to get to the point where we have had successful elections from a presidential perspective and, subsequently, new elections will occur from a parliamentary perspective in the spring.

(i) the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS), River Information Services (RIS), Vessel Traffic Monitoring and Information Systems (VTMIS), SESAR and road traffic management systems (ITS): for land-based components the amount of Union financial aid shall not exceed 50% of the eligible cost; for onboard equipment the amount of Union financial aid shall not exceed 40% of the eligible cost for ERTMS and 20% of the eligible cost for RIS, VTMIS, SESAR and ITS for the road sector up to a combined ceiling of 5% of the budgetary resources referred to in point (a) of Article 5(1);

24. Notes the fact that EU battlegroups have never yet been deployed and considers that their existence will be difficult to justify over time; stresses that they constitute an important tool for timely force generation, training and rapid reaction; welcomes the decision to address this issue during the December Summit; is convinced that the EU should dispose of high-readiness standing battle forces, with land, air, naval, cyber and special forces components and a high level of ambition; underlines the fact that EU battlegroups should be deployable for all types of crises, including climate-driven humanitarian crisis; favours a more ...[+++] flexible and targeted approach to enhance the response and adaptability to different crisis situations, and to improve modularity in order to close gaps during the initial phases of the launch of CSDP operations without, however, compromising the operational capacity of the battlegroup as a whole;