bias angle

skew angle [ angle of skew ]

workup bias [ verification bias ]

accelerometer bias [ bias ]

Other specified noxious substances eaten as food

Toxic effect of other noxious substances eaten as food

Toxic effect of noxious substances eaten as seafood

crab steer | crab steering | crab mode

In almost all Objective 1 regions, environmental policy was viewed as the projects financed by the Structural Funds on the environment rather than the Directives or Community regulations.

As a result, the energy problems which have inevitably cropped up since the Treaty of Rome was adopted, more particularly after the first oil crises, have been approached either through the mechanism of the internal market, or from the angle of harmonisation, environmental policy or taxation.

The test force shall be applied to the mechanical coupling device being tested by means of an appropriate standard drawbar ring beneath an angle formed by the position of the vertical test load Fv vis-à-vis the horizontal test load Fh in the direction of the median longitudinal plane passing from top front to bottom rear.

3. Recalls that the European Union's budget is one of the most important instruments where solidarity between Member States and between generations is being demonstrated, and that it provides a clear added value, given its extraordinary impact on the real economy and daily lives of European citizens; recalls that if the Union's policies were to be financed solely by Member States, their costs would skyrocket and that, seen in this light and if used in a synergetic manner, the European budget intrinsically represents a clear common saving for the wellbeing of all; takes the view that austerity measures undertaken at national level shoul ...[+++]d not lead to an equivalent decrease at EU level, since one euro spent at this level can generate savings in the 27 Member States;