(i) Infrastructure of recovery, for example use of fluorocarbon re use banking systems

(1) Development of National Used Oil Recovery and Disposal Systems

The same approach could apply to entire technology systems, for example oil recovery systems.

We see entire ecosystems where gas is being recycled.

63. Calls upon States, where relevant, to establish systems for retrieving lost gear and nets

The solar arrays of EurecaJ.A.M. McDonnell, G. Drolshagen, D. J. Gardner, R. Aceti and I. Collier, quot EuReCa apos s exposure in the near Earth space environment hypervelocity impact cratering at a time of space debris growth quot , Adv.

Collect system information

Examples of retrieved space hardware are the European recoverable carrier Eureca, the Japanese Space Flyer Unit, the United States Long Duration Exposure Facility, Palapa A, Westar B and a solar array from the Hubble Space Telescope.

On EURECA the largest impact crater diameter was 6.4 millimetres.

On the European Retrievable Carrier (EURECA), the largest impact crater diameter was 6.4 mm.

You've absorbed energy into the system.

Asked about the existence of systems for collecting, processing, analysing and publishing data about disability, 55.8 per cent responded positively while 44.2 per cent said that they had no such system.

Experience indicates, however, that recovering a share of operation and maintenance costs contributes to system sustainability.

In consequence, the Office of Project Services had obtained less than optimal returns on its technology investments and system usage levels were low.

Satellite equipment GPS, receivers

Because change in enthalpy, when we're dealing with a constant pressure system, is heat added to the system.

thematic approaches of language, cultural perspectives and

(b) If the addressee has not designated an information system, receipt occurs when the data message enters an information system of the addressee.

He pointed to a harmonization of cost recovery practices system wide via the UNDG High level Committee on Management.

If the heat added to the system is negative, we must be releasing heat.

c. Data collection system ( 1,066,200)

C. Information received from the United Nations system

Roger. Everything looks good in the environmental control system.

(f) Information system means a system for generating, sending, receiving, storing or otherwise processing data messages

(f) Information system means a system for generating, sending, receiving, storing or otherwise processing data messages

III. COSTS AND BENEFITS OF EMS STANDARDS

was between 2 and 8 times greater than that encountered by EURECA.R. Aceti, G. Drolshagen and J.A.M. McDonnell, quot Micrometeoroids and space debris the EuReCa post flight analysis quot , ESA Bulletin, No. 80, pp. 21 26, November 1994.

In Singapore, the software costs involved in implementing a computer controlled airfield lighting system were recovered within two years of its inception.

The Thai government is also in the process of establishing a data collecting system on violence to collect and integrate data in a single format.

The city of Jowhar has a well organized system of revenue collection.

III. Information received from the United Nations system

As a separate function, it would permit speedier and more systematic follow up, which would allow the Fund to reduce the risk of not being able to recover funds.

Many European researchers had analysed impact features on the NASA long duration exposure facility (LDEF) after its retrieval in January 1990, on the European recoverable carrier (EURECA) spacecraft and on the solar array retrieved from the Hubble space telescope (HST).

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III. Information received from the United Nations system

(ii) If the data message is sent to an information system of the addressee that is not the designated information system, at the time when the data message is retrieved by the addressee

(a) If the addressee has designated an information system for the purpose of receiving data messages, receipt occurs

(f) quot Information system quot means a system for generating, sending, receiving, storing or otherwise processing data messages.

The Commission will have before it a United Nations Statistics Division OECD report describing the joint United Nations Statistics Division OECD system for the collection and processing of international merchandise trade statistics, in response to the Commission's requests that international agencies streamline their data compilation systems, reduce the duplication of work and limit the reporting burden on countries.

The morphology observed for the in situ impacts was reproduced by laboratory experiments permitting empirical ballistic limit relationships to be derived. This analysis was extended to the EUropean REtrievable CArrier (EURECA) arraysM.

In that regard, the Committee recalls its observations and recommendations on the use of income generated from optical disk system subscriptions, which should be applied directly to help meet the cost of maintaining and or expanding the system (A 53 507, para. 13).

But we will come back, once again, to the traditional thing.

The re entry time of each object is computed by the orbit analysis subsystem and registered in the database subsystem.

The collected data are then transmitted to a shore station through the INMARSAT and ARGOS systems.

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