CD-type field | optical-numeric-disk field

optical medium [ CD-ROM | digital optical disc | DVD-ROM | numerical optical disc | optical disc ]

write-once read many times | WORM | write once read many times | write-once disk | WORM disk | write once optical disk | WOOD | write-once optical disk | write-once optical disc | write-once data disk | write once read many

write many read always | WMRA | erasable optical disc | erasable optical disk | erasable disc

4x/6x compact-disc recorder

write-once data disk [ write-once data disc ]

optical disk [ digital optical disk | optical disc | digital optical disc | optical digital disk | optical digital disc | optical data disk | optical data disc ]

Recordable Digital Optical Disc | RDOD [Abbr.]

Digital Optic Disc | DOD [Abbr.]

erasable data disk [ erasable data disc ]

11. Stresses that women should be encouraged to diversify their professional choice in order to enter sectors with the highest employment potential, which are mainly male-dominated, such as sectors within the low-carbon, resource-efficient economy (‘green jobs’) or the digital economy; calls, in light of this, for measures to improve the links between vocational training for women and the labour market, in keeping with the objectives of the Europe 2020 Strategy; stresses that in the health and social sectors (‘white jobs’), which employ many women, jobs should receive better recognition in terms of types of contracts and salaries; cal ...[+++]ls on the Commission to address this matter in the upcoming Annual Growth Survey;

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) remains the most common technology to access broadband in Europe with 100 million lines, but its market share is declining in favour of higher-speed fibre architectures and cable with Docsis 3.0 (an upgrade of cable networks allowing very-high speed internet).

Field type: indicates whether the field contains a numeric quantity or a text string, all numeric quantities are to be provided as integers,

This proposal was an additional measure intended to give effect to Directive 89/391/EEC by specifying how the provisions of the latter were to apply to specific cases involving exposure to any four types of physical agents, namely noise, vibrations, electromagnetic fields and optical radiation, each of which was covered by a separate annex.