Traduction de «interféromètre de mesure de vitesse » (Français → Anglais) :

59. Stresses the difference between theoretical network speeds and actual user experience since the user experience is also linked to website capacity and congestion etc; calls on the Commission in conjunction with BEREC to refine its measurements of delivered broadband speeds and adjust its targets accordingly, and calls on BEREC to develop EU guidelines to ensure that advertised broadband speeds appropriately reflect the average up- and download speeds users can actually expect and to ensure comprehensive consumer information about the services offered, in order to secure transparency on the benefits of new technology, promote comparability and enhance co ...[+++]mpetition; asks BEREC to ensure that typical broadband speeds experienced by consumers are advertised fairly in the interests of transparency on the benefits of new technology for upload and download; calls on NRAs to take measures against providers that do not comply with BEREC recommendations;

59. Stresses the difference between theoretical network speeds and actual user experience since the user experience is also linked to website capacity and congestion etc; calls on the Commission in conjunction with BEREC to refine its measurements of delivered broadband speeds and adjust its targets accordingly, and calls on BEREC to develop EU guidelines to ensure that advertised broadband speeds appropriately reflect the average up- and download speeds users can actually expect and to ensure comprehensive consumer information about the services offered, in order to secure transparency on the benefits of new technology, promote comparability and enhance co ...[+++]mpetition; asks BEREC to ensure that typical broadband speeds experienced by consumers are advertised fairly in the interests of transparency on the benefits of new technology for upload and download; calls on NRAs to take measures against providers that do not comply with BEREC recommendations;

Customers can measure this themselves using speed-test sites.

The UK and Ireland would moreover need to phase out the pint for milk in returnable bottles and beer and cider on draught, and the 'troy' ounce for transactions in precious metals, and the UK would also have to phase out the mile for road traffic signs, speed and distance measurements.

2.2. Where the measured object is not transported by the measuring instrument, its speed must be within the range specified by the manufacturer for the instrument.

My sense, from just knowing a bit about this but maybe not enough to be too confident, is that our productivity performance vis-à-vis the U.S.And here I'm talking about the level of productivity, not the growth; the level of productivity is measured by aggregate GDP per employee or per hour of work, as opposed to the growth rate, which is how fast that changes each year.