Examples of using Standardisation in English and their translations into French
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Trust can be enhanced by global standardisation of products and processes;
Increase productivity and standardisation by decreasing errors
The standardisation of practices within the Group will give vulnerable customers access to a structured network of services.
Agreements on technical standardisation of products of goods and/or services which do not restrict and/or hamper competition; or.
One should be wary of one-size-fits-all approaches as simplification or standardisation of products, as this will not necessarily result in their greater uptake or understanding.
Standardisation of the transformation of observations to notes- suitability of reference varieties chosen in the protocol;
Workstation standardisation throughout Switzerland Skyguide has been steadily digitising
Prior to standardisation, the data were transformed using the currently accepted transforms for each parameter.
The ILO's standardisation system is very seriously monitored by a committee of independent lawyers
Standardisation of the data collection file was deemed necessary for the Mediterranean region.
Standardisation of the range of rights has produced other benefits such as the ability of the authorities to check drivers' rights with certainty.
This White Paper explains how the FOSS patented standardisation procedure reduces the need of Slope and Intercept adjustment while increasing the precision and lifetime of FTIR analysers.
Industrial design necessarily requires standardisation of production, while in architectural design this standardisation is used in the laying scheme to diversify the final effect.
legal standardisation tools are indispensable to a sector which represents a major part of the European economy.
A remarkably stable international Convention The need for legal certainty through the standardisation of laws arose following the establishment of the first rail links in the 19th century.
Linguistic standardisation was a threat to Europe's cultural identity, which was and had to remain multifaceted.
The number of minors violating the criminal code has dropped by almost half since the standardisation of the statistics in 2009.
Standardisation of applications with simplified ergonomics
This classification is important in connection with the further international standardisation of equipment used in tennis.
This package required the implementation of spectrum standardisation to facilitate the transition from analogue television to digital.