Traduction de «structure d'anneau » (Français → Anglais) :

ring structure | ring organization

ring structure

ring logical structure

lock washer with bent-over prongs | locking washer with bent-over prongs

speed skating oval | speedskating oval | long track skating oval | olympic oval | skating oval | long-track ice oval | ice rink oval | speed skating track | oval track | long track | speed skating rink

brucellosis ring test [ BRT | milk ring test | bulk BRT screening test | ring test | brucella abortus milk ring test | brucella milk ring test | brucella abortus ring test ]

square key [ carriage key ]

teething ring

token ring access method | token-passing ring access method

tree ring (1) | annual ring (2) | annual growth ring (3) | growth ring (4)

There are examples throughout Canada of remarkable achievements in the construction of non-residential wood structures, such as the Olympic Oval in Richmond, B.C., a LEED-certified structure composed of impressive beams of engineered wood, and the six-storey Fonds d'action québécois building, which is also LEED-certified and made entirely of wood.

10. Notes that the ECJ is currently managing a substantial project for the construction of new buildings comprising two towers and a "ring" with accommodation for staff to be needed following future enlargements, together with up to 40 judges and their cabinets, at an estimated cost of EUR 296 924 590 (at 2000 prices); asks the ECJ for a written description of the arrangements for checking invoices and auditing the project, as well as for an explanation as to which of the parties involved will bear the risk of possible cost overruns; calls on the ECJ to create appropriate control bodies that have permanent responsibility for this large ...[+++] project and for checking that deadlines are met, for monitoring costs and for making any adjustments required;

10. Notes that the ECJ is currently managing a substantial project for the construction of new buildings comprising two towers and a "ring" with accommodation for staff to be needed following future enlargements, together with up to 40 judges and their cabinets, at an estimated cost of EUR 296 924 590 (at 2000 prices); asks the ECJ for a written description of the arrangements for checking invoices and auditing the project, as well as for an explanation as to which of the parties involved will bear the risk of possible cost overruns; calls on the ECJ to create appropriate control bodies that have permanent responsibility for this large ...[+++] project and for checking that deadlines are met, for monitoring costs and for making any adjustments required;

10. Notes that the ECJ is currently managing a substantial project for the construction of new buildings comprising two towers and a "ring" with accommodation for the staff needed following future enlargements, together with up to 40 judges and their cabinets, at an estimated cost of EUR 296 924 590 (at 2000 prices); asks the ECJ for a written description of the arrangements for checking invoices and auditing the projects, as well as an explanation as to which of the parties involved will bear the risk of possible cost overruns; calls on the ECJ to create appropriate control bodies that have permanent responsibility for this large cons ...[+++]truction project and for checking that deadlines are met, monitoring costs and making any adjustments required;