Traduction de «opération de réglage fin » (Français → Anglais) :

fine-tuning [ fine tuning | fine-tuning of the economy | fine-tuning operation ]

precision adjustment | fine adjustment | precision positioning

fine-tuning [ fine tuning ]

automatic fine tuning

fine gate width control

fine adjustment

fine tuning (open market)

‘periodic inspection’ means a set of operations performed to check that the tachograph works properly, that its settings correspond to the vehicle parameters, and that no manipulation devices are attached to the tachograph.

4. Without prejudice to paragraph 1, in order to avoid modifications or adjustments with adverse effects on the functional safety or on the environmental performance of the vehicle, the manufacturer shall endeavour, through the use of best engineering practice, to prevent such modifications or adjustments from being technically possible, unless such modifications or adjustments are explicitly declared and contained in the information folder and thus covered by the type-approval.

4. Recognises the excellent work of the ECB in managing the financial turmoil triggered by the US sub-prime mortgage crisis, in particular the operation launched on 9 August 2007, which provided liquidity in the amount of EUR 95 billion to the markets as a fixed-rate tender at 4,00 %, following the same procedure as normal ECB market operations; notes that the operation, together with fine-tuning operations and the abundant weekly refinancing operations that followed, succeeded in stabilising the very short-term interest rates; considers this, once again, to show the value of a common monetary policy as provided for by the ECB, stabili ...[+++]sing the economy in periods of instability;

4. Recognises the excellent work of the ECB in managing the financial turmoil triggered by the US sub-prime mortgage crisis, in particular the operation launched on 9 August 2007, which provided liquidity in the amount of EUR 95 billion to the markets as a fixed-rate tender at 4,00 %, following the same procedure as normal ECB market operations; notes that the operation, together with fine-tuning operations and the abundant weekly refinancing operations that followed, succeeded in stabilising the very short-term interest rates; considers this, once again, to show the value of a common monetary policy as provided for by the ECB, stabili ...[+++]sing the economy in periods of instability;