Traduction de «signal de choc » (Français → Anglais) :

duration of a shock pulse | effective duration of shock pulse

rigid normal impact uPVC

impact test | drop test

septic shock | septic syndrome

bumper to bumper driving

Exogenous Shocks Facility | ESF | shocks facility

Collapse NOS | Shock (endotoxic)(hypovolaemic)(septic) | during or following a procedure | Postoperative shock NOS

I. whereas since 2009 the EU emissions trading system (ETS) has experienced a growing surplus of allowances and international credits compared to emissions which has significantly weakened the carbon price signal; whereas, in the future when emissions permits under the European ETS become more expensive, a competition crisis is likely to arise; whereas, unless a comparable effort is introduced at international or national level, namely through the introduction of a carbon market like the EU’s, a number of industrial sectors and installations in the EU will lose international competitiveness which may to some extent lead to carbon leak ...[+++]age; whereas there still exists significant potential for energy savings in the base metals industry which could be tapped effectively through private investments and support schemes for plant modernisation;

I. whereas since 2009 the EU emissions trading system (ETS) has experienced a growing surplus of allowances and international credits compared to emissions which has significantly weakened the carbon price signal; whereas, in the future when emissions permits under the European ETS become more expensive, a competition crisis is likely to arise; whereas, unless a comparable effort is introduced at international or national level, namely through the introduction of a carbon market like the EU’s, a number of industrial sectors and installations in the EU will lose international competitiveness which may to some extent lead to carbon leak ...[+++]age; whereas there still exists significant potential for energy savings in the base metals industry which could be tapped effectively through private investments and support schemes for plant modernisation;

This outlook, however, implies that the economy would reach a level close to full capacity during the course of 1999, and as we noted in our report, this path for the economy suggested to us that the recent range of monetary conditions would be broadly appropriate during the next six months, in the absence of further shocks.

While sovereign debt concerns have receded somewhat in recent months, as noted in the Bank of Canada's October 2010 monetary policy report, credit spreads remain elevated for some European countries, and a negative shock would risk triggering renewed strains in global financial markets, resulting in higher-risk premiums that would put upward pressure on global interest rates.