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radio operator

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Before the ship sank, the radio operator broadcast one final message - SOS!
2. The ship's captain ordered the radio operator to send a distress signal.
3. Radio Equipment. An operator shall ensure that radio equipment comprises not less than:
4. An operator shall ensure that radio equipment comprises not less than:
5. ‘radio operator’ means a person holding an appropriate certificate issued or recognised by the competent authorities under the provisions of the Radio Regulations;
6. or, appropriate certificate of competence of seaman (secondary school maritime studies) and certificate of competence of radio operator, techno-operator in the maritime mobile service; seagoing service of 24 months as seaman and as radio operator, techno-operator in the maritime mobile service, or GMDSS-GOC operator; attendance of an approved course for promotion to execution level (7 days).’
7. ‘radio operator’ means a person holding an appropriate certificate issued or recognised by the competent authorities under the provisions of the Radio Regulations; 10. ‘rating’ means a member of the ship’s crew other than the master or an officer;
8. or, holds an appropriate certificate of competence of seaman (secondary school maritime studies) and holds a certificate of competence of radio operator, techno-operator in the maritime mobile service; has completed a period of seagoing service of 24 months as seaman and as radio operator, techno-operator in the maritime mobile service, or GMDSS-GOC operator; has attended an approved course for promotion to execution level (7 days)’.
9. An operator shall not operate an aeroplane unless it is equipped with radio required for the kind of operation being conducted.
10. Where necessary, the operator shall specify additional requirements taking into account such factors as radio coverage, terrain, nature of sites for take-off and landing, flight conditions and ATS capacity
11. As a result, the network operator concerning the CSBs, T-Systems was only considered to have significant market power in the market for terrestrial radio transmission over FM (terrestrische Radioübertragung via UKW) [36].
12. Every master, officer and radio operator shall, for continuing seagoing service on board ships for which special training requirements have been internationally agreed upon, successfully complete approved relevant training.
13. The limited amount of radio spectrum available may mean that any merger or takeover of any operator providing MSS with or by another could significantly reduce competition and would therefore be subject to scrutiny under competition law.
14. An operator shall not operate an aeroplane under VFR over routes that can be navigated by reference to visual landmarks, unless it is equipped with the radio communication equipment necessary under normal operating conditions to fulfil the following:
15. Selection of different operators of mobile satellite systems by different Member States could imply complex harmful interference situations or could even mean that a selected operator is prevented from providing a pan-European satellite service, for instance where different radio frequencies are assigned to the operator in different Member States.