Betekenis van:
intercommunication

intercommunication
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • mutual communication; communication with each other
    "they intercepted intercommunication between enemy ships"

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    1. Handrails and handholds for intercommunication staircases
    2. Intercommunication staircase (see Annex 4, Figure 1)
    3. Handrails and handholds for intercommunication staircases in double-deck vehicles.
    4. ‘Intercommunication staircase’ means a staircase which allows communication between the upper and lower decks.
    5. the floor area occupied by any staircase, half staircase, intercommunication staircase or the surface of any step.
    6. ‘Panel’ means a group of selected assessors working, during the assessment, without intercommunication, and without influencing one another.
    7. Improved intercommunication and mutual understanding between the scientific world and the wider audience of policy-makers, the media and the general public, by helping scientists better communicate and present their work and by supporting scientific information, publications and media.
    8. Suitable handrails or handholds shall be provided at each side of all intercommunication staircases. These shall be positioned between 800 mm and 1100 mm above the tread edge of each step.
    9. The minimum width of any intercommunication staircase shall be so designed as to permit the free passage of the single door access template as defined in Figure 1 of Annex 4.
    10. Security Systems Integration, interconnectivity and interoperability: Activities related to intelligence, information gathering and civil security will enable and/or contribute to the performance of technology required for building up the above listed capabilities, thus focusing on cross-cutting issues such as: enhancing the interoperability and intercommunication of systems, equipment, services and processes, including law enforcement, fire fighting, civil defence and medical information infrastructures, while ensuring their reliability, protection of confidentiality and integrity of information, traceability of all transactions and their processing, etc. Activities will also address standardisation and training matters (including such with respect to cultural, human and organisational interoperability).