Betekenis van:
emergent

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Emergent and isolated markets
2. Such derogation shall expire from the moment when Cyprus is not qualifying as an emergent market.
3. Norway shall be considered as an emergent market from 10 April 2004 within the meaning of Article 2(31).
4. Such derogation shall automatically expire from the moment when the Member State no longer qualifies as an emergent market.
5. Norway has obtained a status as an emergent market, according to Article 28(2) of Directive 2003/55/EC.
6. As such it is crucial that any emergent deployment rationale considers these two system elements in a coherent manner as they both concur to enable system operation.
7. Norway shall be considered as an emergent market from 10 April 2004 within the meaning of Article 2(31). The derogation set out in Article 28(2) shall therefore apply accordingly;
8. The light-absorption coefficient k shall be calculated by the formula Ø = Øo e-kL, where L is the effective length of the light path through the gas to be measured, Øo the incident flux and Ø the emergent flux.
9. ‘emergent market’ means a Member State in which the first commercial supply of its first long-term natural gas supply contract was made not more than 10 years earlier;
10. A Member State, qualifying as an emergent market, which, because of the implementation of this Directive, would experience substantial problems may derogate from Articles 4 and 9, Article 13(1) and (3), Articles 14 and 24, Article 25(5), Articles 26, 31 and 32, Article 37(1) and/or Article 38.
11. Software, grids, security and dependability: technologies, tools and methods for dynamic and trusted software, architectures and middleware systems that underpin knowledge-intensive services, including their provision as utilities; service-oriented, interoperable and scale-free infrastructures, grid-like virtualisation of resources, including domain-specific platforms, network-centric operating systems; open source software; open standards platforms and collaborative approaches for development and validation of software, services and systems; composition tools including programming languages; mastering emergent behaviours of complex systems; improving dependability and resilience of large-scale, distributed and intermittently connected systems and services; secure and trusted systems and services, including privacy-aware access control and authentication, dynamic security and trust policies, dependability and trust meta-models.
12. The goods descriptions in this Annex are those appearing in the Combined Nomenclature (OJ L 286, 28.10.2005), supplemented where necessary by a TARIC code.For the purposes of this Annex:(a) “high quality sweet oranges” shall mean oranges similar in variety characteristics, ripe, firm and of good shape, of at least good colour, of flexible unrotted structure, and without unhealed cracks in the skin, hard or dry skin, exanthemata, growth tears, contusions (except as caused by normal handling and packaging), damage caused by dryness or humidity, broad or emergent hispids, folds, scars, oil stains, scales, sun marks, dirt or other foreign matter, disease, insects or damage caused by machinery, movement or otherwise; a maximum of 15 % of the fruit in each consignment may not meet this specification, this percentage including at most 5 % of defects amounting to serious damage, and the latter percentage including at most 0,5 % rot; (b) “citrus hybrids known as “minneolas” ” shall mean citrus hybrids of the Minneola variety ( Citrus paradisi Macf.