Traduction de «élément de donnée générique » (Français → Anglais) :

‘data origination’ means the creation of a new data item with its associated value, the modification of the value of an existing data item or the deletion of an existing data item.

The generic security features also apply to the other parts of passports and travel documents.

The generic security features also apply to the other parts of passports and travel documents.

The rules also ensure that marketing authorisations do not lapse for reason of non-use in the EU, and set out exemptions from data protection rules which usually require manufacturers of generic medicines to wait for eight years before they can obtain authorisations using data from previous clinical trials conducted by others.

From that debate it emerged that a large majority of delegations felt that in view of the objectives pursued, namely the free movement of goods, capital, persons and services and, on the other hand, the stress laid in the Treaty on the interconnection and interoperability of trans- European networks the telecommunications infrastructure and the networks of which it consists include all the physical and non-physical components required to make possible the circulation of information in all its different forms (vocal, written and visual), namely: - the medium for the transmission of data, consisting of the physical network (cables and radi ...[+++]o connections) with which the non-physical functions are connected (transmission, switching and signalling); - generic services, which constitute the general-purpose vehicles for the data transmitted (electronic mail and access to data bases); - applications services, which adapt generic services to users' specific requirements (e.g. inter-administration networks and networks associated with transport, health care and distance teaching).

- 4TH ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT ON THE ISDN - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS The Council, Having regard to Council Recommendation 86/659/EEC on the co-ordinated introduction of the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) in the Community; Having regard to the Annual ISDN Progress Report 1993 from the Commission; Having regard to the launching of EURO-ISDN based on harmonized standards at the end of 1993; Whereas the Council Recommendation of 5 June 1992 (1) calls for the application of the open network access principles to ISDN; Whereas the Council in its Resolution of 5 June 1992 (2) has recognized the importance of developing ISDN in the context of trans- European networks; Whereas EURO-ISDN is considered as a first major element of the ...[+++]advanced information networks in the Community; Whereas EURO-ISDN will rapidly develop into a universal access and delivery platform for generic services and applications; Whereas EURO-ISDN is of particular importance for the 14 million small and medium-sized enterprises in the Community which typically depend on a general, publically available service offering; Encourages the public network operators: - to continue their co-ordination with regard to the introduction of EURO-ISDN in the Community; (1) OJ No L 200, 18.7.1992, p. 10 (2) OJ No C 158, 25.6.1992, p. 1. - to co-operate for the enhancement of the common set of services notably with a view to ensuring interoperability of generic services; - to introduce a harmonized packet mode bearer service on the D-channel on the ISDN access throughout the Community, taking into account market demand; Invites the Commission: - to continue with the promotion of the co-ordinated introduction of EURO-ISDN in the Member States of the Community; - to continue with the support for the European ISDN User Forum; - to undertake where necessary suitable initiatives for the availability of compatible generic services.