Examples of using Absorption factor in English and their translations into French
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
other factors brought to the attention of the Secretary-General, the rates affected the absorption factor of two or more of the troop-contributing States.
The annex also lists the average absorption factors if consideration were to be given to the elimination of the highest
At present, the overall absorption factor is determined as an average of the aggregation of the absorption factors of all the surveyed troop-contributors, representing an"average of percentages.
The absorption factors shown in the annex for each of the five years represent those portions of the costs for pay and allowances, including overseas allowances, paid to the troops by the troop-contributing States,
oxidation rates of the dietary constituents, the gut absorption factors for organic precursors(namely monosaccharides,
Absorption factor.
For the enabling units the calculation of the absorption factor implies.
The overall absorption factor is determined through the consolidation of the individual absorption factors of troop-contributing countries.
The coverage of the average overall absorption factor in previous reviews can be summarized as follows.
The last review undertaken in 1989 showed that the overall average absorption factor had decreased to 23.3 per cent.
Column(4) indicates the corresponding absorption factor, expressed as a percentage,
As indicated in annex IV, the overall average absorption factor for 1996 was 53.9 per cent,
is referred to as the absorption factor.
This amount, expressed as a percentage of the total cost incurred by each Government for providing troops, was later referred to as the"absorption factor" A/40/845, para. 6.
Adapt the correction to the premises: if a good absorption factor is required in an open-space,
The corresponding absorption factor, indicating the percentage of the costs to each of the troop-contributing States not covered by the current rate of reimbursement of $70 per person per month is also shown.
The results of the review show an average overall absorption factor for 1996 of 53.9 per cent,
That portion of the costs to troop-contributing countries that is not compensated by the standard rates of reimbursement and which is absorbed by the respective Member State is referred to as the"absorption factor.
taking into account changes of the average overall absorption factor.
In the reports referred to in the above paragraph, the Secretary-General made recommendations to the Assembly as to whether the change in the average overall absorption factor of the troop-contributing countries seemed to warrant a change in the rate of reimbursement.