Exemples d'utilisation de Orbital position en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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to discover near-Earth asteroids and to acquire orbital position and time data on man-made objects.
to discover near-Earth asteroids and to acquire orbital position and time data on man-made objects.
Design life 15 years Orbital position 81 West Coverage area The Americas, from Argentina to Canada.
Design life 15 years Orbital position 70 west Coverage area Brasil,
for the development and operation of a broadcasting-satellite space station at the 129 W orbital position.
Another relevant international coordination procedure is that of the MEX-TDH1A and 1B satellite network in the orbital position 77° W. On 22 April 1996, the ITU Radiocommunication
Design life More than 15 years Orbital position 135 to 150 East Coverage area Australia,
With approximate orbital positions.
with approximate orbital positions.
process applications for satellite spectrum at orbital positions outside of the Canadian arc 70oW to 130oW.
The company also relies on orbital positioning data from the US Air Force's Joint Space Operations Center space object catalogue
the limited resources of outer space, such as geostationary orbital positions, should be shared equitably among countries.
Also, the scope of Industry Canada's filings to the ITU is generally limited to spectrum and orbital positions that are expected to be used for the provision of services in Canada.
including the orbital positions of satellites in space.
broadband wireless access, satellite orbital positions, mobile and licence-exempt.
Mr. Agapov asserted that ISON data are more complete and precise than the data made available by the United States-- which is the only nation that publicly shares its orbital positioning data.
broadband wireless access, satellite orbital positions, mobile and licence-exempt.
current value of existing Canadian licensed(operational) satellite spectrum and orbital positions is $50 million per year.8 It recommended that Canadian fees be set at a level that is equivalent to 50% of that value.
The ITU is the only intergovernmental agency where the nations of the world can negotiate the international allocation of radio spectrum and satellite orbital positions, and is still one of the most important telecommunication standards development organizations in the world.
For instance, when regulators restrict the supply side of the equation by restricting applications to certain orbital positions or other technical characteristics when sound engineering practices would allow many operators to enjoy access to the spectrum/orbit resource.