Traduction de «une stimulation magnétique » (Français → Anglais) :

(c) ‘direct effect’: effect on the human body directly provoked by the presence of a strong magnetic or electric field, for example the stimulation of muscles, nerves or sensitory organs, tissue heating, vertigo or headaches;

The Commission also found in its market investigation that the markets for MRI, CT and NM equipment are dynamic and driven by innovation, with new product developments regularly contributing to changing manufacturers' relative market positions.

The aim is to promote research at European level on technological solutions to the following problems: - development of magnetic-levitation trains, high-speed trains, urban and suburban rail transport systems; - increase in track capacity by better traffic management - improvement of the efficiency of signalling systems - improvement in the safety, punctuality and comfort of rail transport through the use of new data processing and telecommunication technologies The Task Force will therefore endeavour to identify the priority technological and industrial developments; to create the conditions in which the European Union's research effort can serve as a catalyst; and to stimulate ...[+++] cooperation between the large European industrial groups.

It covers research in many advanced fields which are interdisciplinary in character such as optical computers, magnetic alloys and miniaturized batteries. Both BRITE and the "stimulation plan" are planned to run for four years (1985-1988).

It covers research in many advanced fields which are interdisciplinary in character such as optical computers, magnetic alloys and miniaturized batteries. Both BRITE and the "stimulation plan" are planned to run for four years (1985-1988).