Examples of using Electro-technical in English and their translations into Italian
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Our planning department operates hardware engineering for electro-technical and I& C systems at a high level.
At the start there was the“Precision mechanical and electro-technical workshop” created by Robert Bosch(1861- 1942).
HAVING REGARD TO the European test standard CENELEC ENV 50166-1, which was drafted in November 1994 by the TC 111 Technical Committee of the European Committee for Electro-technical Standardisation;
Voluntary harmonised standards drawn up by the European Committees for Standardisation(CEN) and Electro-technical Standardisation(Cenelec);
receive vocational training in electro-technical skills, media,
polymers, electro-technical and automotive industries.
He graduated in Electro-technical Engineering(graduation mark: 110/110) from the“Federico II” University of Naples(Italy).
Electro-technical including lighting equipment,
Electro-technical installations, Energy supply
We plan, assemble and maintain electro-technical installations of all kinds- to put your project into its best light.
kraft insulating paper for electro-technical purposes; goods of headings 4802, 4803.
assembly of catenary and electro-technical installations, above all in the area of transport.
including electro-technical products, machinery,
the network definition and the connection information from the electro-technical circuit diagram, EPLAN Pro Panel calculates the optimum wiring routes for wires
by international standards in certain fields, for example in the electro-technical sector about 80% of European standards are identical or very similar to International standards.
machinery, electro-technical products and other manufacturing industries, as well as in the field of telecommunications.
whether it is complete electro-technical infrastructure or bridges, railway systems
the Italian Electro-technical Committee, which participates
such as training requirements for"able seafarers" and"electro-technical officers", which were not included in the former version of the Convention.
In November 1994 the TC 111 Technical Committee of the European Committee for Electro-technical Standardisation(CENELEC) approved the publication of European Standard ENV 50166-1,"Human exposure to electromagnetic fields, low frequency 0Hz- 10 kHz.