Betekenis van:
instrumental

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Performance criteria of the instrumental method of analysis
2. all commercial IFR (Instrumental Flight Rules) flights within European airspace;
3. The instrumental method of analysis used must be free from matrix and spectral interferences.
4. Efficient international cooperation regarding control of shipments of waste is instrumental in ensuring that shipments of hazardous waste are controlled.
5. The certificates are instrumental in the authentication process of the participants accessing TARGET2 through the Internet and submitting payment messages or control messages,’
6. The aid is granted for the acquisition of instrumental goods for the production of publications in the Italian language, including newspapers, magazines, periodicals, books and multimedia products.
7. Adequate financial support is instrumental to ensure the deployment of ERTMS in accordance with the scope and deadlines set by the European Deployment Plan.
8. The content development of certain modules will be outsourced to partner institutions in CTBT Signatory States, which were instrumental in the development of techniques and procedures used in the CTBTO Preparatory Commission.
9. The integrated computerised veterinary Trade Control and Expert System (‘TRACES’) introduced in accordance with Commission Decision 2004/292/EC of 30 March 2004 on the introduction of the Traces system [10] may be instrumental for the ‘channelling’ of equidae from Romania to slaughterhouses in other Member States.
10. Accordingly, the Commission concludes that the co-financing by RTP of Portuguese cinematographic works that are shown on the public service channels can be considered as a legitimate specific obligation that is instrumental in fulfilling RTP’s general public service broadcasting obligation.
11. Investigator-driven ‘frontier’ research, within the framework of activities commonly understood as ‘basic research’, is a key driver of wealth and social progress, as it opens new opportunities for scientific and technological advance, and is instrumental in producing new knowledge leading to future applications and markets.
12. ‘For the purposes of this Directive only, the accepted specific limit of quantification of an individual congener is the concentration of an analyte in the extract of a sample which produces an instrumental response at two different ions to be monitored with an S/N (signal/noise) ratio of 3:1 for the less sensitive signal and fulfilment of the basic requirements such as e.g. retention time, isotope ratio according to the determination procedure as described in EPA method 1613 revision B.’
13. For the purposes of this Regulation only, the accepted specific limit of quantification of an individual congener is the concentration of an analyte in the extract of a sample which produces an instrumental response at two different ions to be monitored with an S/N (signal/noise) ratio of 3:1 for the less sensitive signal and fulfilment of the basic requirements such as e.g. retention time and isotope ratio according to the determination procedure as described in EPA method 1613 revision B.