Traduction de «système de query-by-example » (Français → Anglais) :

Query-By-Example system | Q.B.E. [Abbr.]

query by example | query-by-example | QBE [Abbr.]

Many provinces in Canada, and Ontario in particular, have made progress since the 2004 health accord following large investments in health system performance that targeted the following: linking more people with family doctors; organizational changes in primary care, such as the creation of inter-professional teams and important changes to remuneration models for physicians, for example, having a roster of patients; access to select key procedures like total hip replacement and better access to diagnostic tests like computer tomography.

A most significant output so far has been the result of work on a Common Software Development System, PCTE, which brought together six of the major computer companies within Europe (Bull, GEC, IC, Nixdorf, Olivetti, Siemens) with the goal of producing software faster, safer, and more efficiently than the current state of the art. The results obtained have already gone beyond meeting the original goals to spawning extensive complementary work both within ESPRIT and elsewhere, i.e. prototypes of the system were developed and evaluated, while a commercial implementation of a software product called EMERAUDE, was produced by GIE-Emeraude and ...[+++] released to the market in September 1986 - a prime example of timely exploitation of ESPRIT RD results by industry.

This has enabled the Commission to express an interest in participating in various forms in 5 projects: - 2 - - EU 7 EUROTRAC concerning tools for modelling and observing atmospheric pollution - EU 8 COSINE concerning the establishment of a communication network for research in Europe - EU 37 EUROMAR concerning the application of new technologies to the study of marine ecosystems - EU 45 PROMETHEUS concerning the use of information technology in road safety - EU 95 HDTV concerning high definition TV systems based on European standards These projects all have a continental dimension and tie in with existing Community initiatives, e.g. pro ...[+++]motion and adoption of standards which have been developed in Europe.

An instrument enabling the exchange of information between competition agencies, including business information, but with watertight guarantees with respect to the protection of their confidential nature; 2. So called "positive comity instrument", by which one competition agency can ask another to investigate and if necessary act against a practice that harms its substantial interests yet falls outside its jurisdiction, that would be binding in nature; 3. A set of appropriate substantive rules, with tougher disciplines as practices are considered to have more pronounced anticompetitive effects (i.e stronger rules against hard core cartels than against vertical restrictions); 4. A dispute settlement ...[+++]system subject to strict deadlines, whereby the complainant authority can seek redress within a relatively short period of time if the rules of the Agreement have not been respected. The Commission wants to launch a debate Without committing itself on the content of the report, the Commission considers that the questions raised deserve to be debated in depth within the Community institutions as well as with our principle partners.