Traduction de «interface de noeud de réseau » (Français → Anglais) :

204. Considers that keeping citizens active and productive after retirement is, among other things, in the economic interest of Europe and that the loss of their expertise can be mitigated by encouraging senior citizens to remain active through looser structures and networks based on their civic engagement and by linking them with economic actors and academia; believes that SMEs could profit most from a network of informal structures such as this, which could be consulted, as most SMEs find it hard to afford these services from the consultancies active in the economy; points out that knowledge accumulated by senior citizens must be cir ...[+++]culated for the benefit of all by the establishment of a network at EU level;

5. Agrees therefore to develop a more coherent and integrated network approach, reflecting the needs for intermodal connections for citizens and freight; emphasises therefore that priority must be given to rail, ports, sustainable maritime and inland waterways and their hinterland connections or intermodal nodes in infrastructure links with and within new Member States and that particular attention must also be paid to cross-border transport links, as well as to better links with airports and sea ports in the trans-European networks; underlines that attention should be paid to the different but complementary needs of both passengers an ...[+++]d freight ; recommends Member States and regional authorities to improve intermediate stations and local interconnections as links to TEN-T in order to minimise the costs associated with a peripheral situation;

‘Day ahead’ was delivered, and it did indeed turn out that the wind farms in Germany had made a vital contribution to getting the grid up and running again, in other words, in those situations in which it is possible to define a good interface between the grid operators, the regulators and the providers of wind energy, wind energy did in fact, have positive effects on the grid.

The current awareness projects which are using a "node" approach have been successful in attracting industry support, and this approach will be generalised through networking awareness actions in the next round of projects in 2003 - 2004.

Continue to move towards networks of nodes for awareness-raising in the Member States.

This specifically extends the programme's coverage to include new technologies such as 3G mobile telephones , moves the focus of funding in the area of content filtering towards benchmarking of filtering software and services so as to provide objective information for end users, and sets up a European network of nodes for awareness-raising.