Traduction de «retombée atmosphérique » (Français → Anglais) :

atmospheric deposition | atmospheric input

atmospheric fallout | atmospheric input | atmospheric deposition

atmospheric fallout [ atmospheric input | atmospheric deposition | deposition ]

atmospheric transport and deposition model

atmospheric pollutant deposition

spin-off | spin off | spinoff | spillovers | spill-over | spillover

radioactive fall-out | radioactive fallout

For uses in small open recirculating cooling systems, risk mitigation measures shall be in place to reduce the direct contamination of terrestrial compartment via air deposition.

35. Insists that, despite the requisite major investment, a number of important and tangible benefits stem from harmonisation, including flight optimisation, fuel efficiency, noise reduction, less air pollution and a reduced impact on climate change, as well as the flexible and safe use of a less fragmented sky; highlights the efficiency that greater civil-military coordination would achieve, since using joint infrastructure would result in cost-cutting; emphasises that enhanced interoperability between Member States and the realisation of FABs would also produce benefits in terms of crossborder operations;

7. Insists that, despite the requisite major investment, there are a number of important and tangible benefits stemming from harmonisation, including flight optimisation, fuel efficiency, reduction of noise, air pollution and climate change, and the flexible and safe use of a less fragmented sky; highlights the efficiency that greater civil-military coordination would achieve, as using joint infrastructure would result in cost-cutting; emphasises that enhanced interoperability between Member States and the realisation of Functional Airspace Blocks (FABs) would also produce benefits in terms of cross-border operations;

35. Insists that, despite the requisite major investment, a number of important and tangible benefits stem from harmonisation, including flight optimisation, fuel efficiency, noise reduction, less air pollution and a reduced impact on climate change, as well as the flexible and safe use of a less fragmented sky; highlights the efficiency that greater civil-military coordination would achieve, since using joint infrastructure would result in cost-cutting; emphasises that enhanced interoperability between Member States and the realisation of FABs would also produce benefits in terms of crossborder operations;