Examples of using Data tables in English and their translations into Arabic
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to find the matching data tables.
a series of standardized data tables containing mainly numerical information and submitted electronically.
Substantive tests of the data tables indicated several deficiencies that needed to be analysed and rectified.
Their disposition is reflected in those entities ' data tables set out later in this report.
Table 4. Provision by Annex II Parties of data tables requested on multilateral and bilateral financial contributions.
Specific views by Parties are classified according to the sectoral background data tables to which the views refer.
Standard data tables do not provide the level of detail necessary to enable the reconstruction of an inventory.
The Parties that provided IPCC worksheets or standard data tables included the values of the aggregated emission factors used.
All reporting Parties except Austria provided the IPCC standard data tables, although Ireland presented such tables for 1993 only.
Review of the value and utility of implied emission factors contained in sectoral background data tables for some categories;
The IPCC standard data tables do not provide the level of detail necessary to reconstruct inventories in all sectors.
Where relevant, data tables have separate columns for reporting carbon dioxide(CO2) emissions by sources and removals by sinks.
Box 8: Summary of views of Parties relating to the structure and/or content of the sectoral background data tables.
No matter how complex your data tables are, they will be converted accurately without the need for further formatting.
The value for the key data is a list of data tables in JSON format for the charts contained in the template.
As evidence of this, please note the increased number of data tables that can be found in the annex of this document.
Following these specific views, cross-cutting views that apply to the entire set of sectoral background data tables for the land use categories are presented.
Both submissions on experience gained using the reporting guidelines and alternative formats for sectoral background data tables on LUCF are reproduced in document FCCC/SBSTA/2001/MISC.4.
These tools are also used to generate data tables and analyse GHG information, and as such are also essential to the GHG review process.
Several maritime statistics that used to be included in the Review of Maritime Transport as statistical annexes have been entirely moved to online data tables.