Traduction de «types numériques » (Français → Anglais) :

computer numerical control | computerized numerical control | CNC [Abbr.]

numeric field | numerical field | numerical-data field | numeric-data field

integral analog(ue)/digital type

digital single market [ digital agenda | DSM | e-single market | online single market | single market for digital content ]

asymmetric digital subscriber line [ ADSL | asymmetrical digital subscriber line ]

numeric keypad [ number pad | numeric cluster | numeric pad | digital unit | numeric key pad ]

In-the-ear air-conduction tinnitus masker, digital

Underlines the importance of ensuring gender mainstreaming in the education sector by promoting digital literacy and the participation of women and girls in ICT education and training through the inclusion of coding, new media and technologies in education curricula at all levels, as well as extra-curricular, informal and non-formal education, and in all types of education and training, including for teaching staff, in order to reduce and remove digital skills gaps, and to encourage girls and young women to embark on careers in the sciences and ICTs; highlights, in this connection, the importance of open educational resources (OERs), wh ...[+++]ich ensure better access to education for all, and of the exchanging of best practices for incorporating gender mainstreaming into the ICT field.

2.1. Digital growth: A strategic policy framework for digital growth to stimulate affordable, good quality and interoperable ICT-enabled private and public services and increase uptake by citizens, including vulnerable groups, businesses and public administrations including cross border initiatives.

40. Invites the Commission to continue working towards adapting the contract-law framework to the new challenges presented by the digital single market; considers in particular that accompanying work on EU-wide standard contract terms, available off-the-shelf to businesses and consumers, is crucial in this area;

38. Calls on the Commission to clarify the application of Article 20(2) of the Services Directive, which deals with discrimination against EU consumers on the grounds of place of residence or nationality, and in particular the types of business practice that would be considered to constitute unjustified discrimination under the directive; stresses the need to address the underlying barriers – including continued legal fragmentation and the resultant legal uncertainty in the context of the applicability of consumer rights legislation – preventing businesses from expanding within the digital single market;