(6) Interconnection of electricity grids

Particular attention should be paid to ISP domestic interconnection.

In a sense was a terrible blow to that emerging system that we described in the last lecture of commercial interconnection and increasing a political connections across the Mongol Empire.

Documents were prepared on the energy crisis, ways of saving energy and electrical interconnection.

It is recommended that interconnection opportunities in various developing countries be seriously considered and supported.

The amount of semantic interconnection and richness that comes out of that is really huge.

This leads to a higher rate of interconnection between its field lines and those of Earth.

Videoconferencing facilities are also installed and use established satellite communications channels for interconnection between missions and headquarters.

(d) A programme for the interconnection of electric grids as well as the development of hydroelectric power.

The interconnection between political, economic and social factors, which necessitates a direct approach to the various reforms

68. The interconnection between the effective functioning of the political system, in a lawful and efficient manner, and the maintenance of human rights is a crucial matter on which the democratic future of El Salvador largely depends.

In my continued exploration of subjects in nature that have the ability to illustrate the interconnection of all life,

New entrants should have guaranteed interconnection with other operators, particularly with the incumbent one, quickly and at a reasonable cost.

The protocol was defined in ISO IEC 10589 2002 as an international standard within the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference design.

It would significantly reduce the need for rework associated with the interconnection of different systems that require data conversion into a common format.

Stressing the interconnection of cultural, social, political, ecological and economic dimensions of development and change would provide the necessary components for sustainable development.

And we are going to see how this pattern of interconnection, eventually yields to increasing inter dependents between the parts of the world.

The Commission of the Economic and Monetary Union has undertaken a feasibility study on the interconnection and rehabilitation of rail networks within Community States.

Dave Sherman PhD Business Strategist, Sustainability Expert The latest global risks report, published by the World Economic Forum, presents an astonishing Risks Interconnection Map.

The Commission also held that since the mobile interconnection rate would be regulated in future, the merged entity would not be able to abuse its position in that market however as an interim measure, the Commission approved the transaction on condition that the merged entity did not charge interconnection fees on a discriminatory basis.

He made that special effect at the beginning to get everyone to think about interconnection and interconnectedness and how everything in life was totally interconnected.

And then Leilei I know his other name told us about interconnection, and how we're all totally interconnected here, and how we've all known each other.

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Regional Seas Programme recognizes the immediate and direct interconnection between marine litter and lost and abandoned fishing gear and related debris.

Indeed, there is little evidence of serious anti competitive practices that would warrant ex ante market regulation, at least not in the main markets for interconnection services.

Also, greater transparency concerning the prices applicable to Internet interconnection should be encouraged, particularly with regard to the dealings between large NSPs and ISPs from developing countries.

Second, that the trade between countrysides and cities drew the parts of the world, in this case, China, as a world together, growing contact and growing interconnection.

It is time for the United Nations, and in particular the Security Council, to consider managing the interconnection of various political and socio economic factors in conflict situations.

But what this meant was that from the thirteenth century of growing interconnection, the fourteenth century was a period of turmoil, of death, of quarreling and feuding across

(i) To assess the interconnection between culture and development and the elimination of poverty in the context of the first United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty (1997 2006)

The African Union mediation is preoccupied with all these considerations and is working on the basis of the interconnection between the short and long term interests of the Ivorian people.

In spite of the number of women contracting HIV AIDS through violent means, States have yet to fully acknowledge and act upon the interconnection between these two mutually reinforcing pandemics.

The United Nations has a particular role to play in fostering the integration of social and economic considerations, just as it does in underscoring the interconnection between development and peace.

For example, when ISPs are allowed to create national or regional Internet exchange points (IXPs), they can aggregate traffic, and this makes interconnection a more attractive proposition for global backbone networks.

The European Council had adopted in May 2005 specific proposals for accelerating EU actions in selected areas, namely governance, interconnection and equity, with a view to the achievement of the MDGs.

Five reports to be submitted to the working party on gas (annual sessions) gas situation and prospects (2) gas resources, availabilities and consumption (2) and interconnection of gas networks in Europe.

In this context, issues related to the interconnection of national electricity grids will be comprehensively studied with the objective of formulating a plan for the establishment of a regional power network.

Five reports to be submitted to the working party on electric power (annual sessions) on the electric power situation and prospects (2) combustion technologies (2) and interconnection of electricity networks in Europe

So, interconnection to interdependence between these different parts of, in this case regions like China, are going to anticipate dynamics that we're going to see spread around the rest of the world.

look at body, and you get the picture of the interconnectivity in which you have the brain stem providing the grounding for the self in a very tight interconnection with the body.

Establishment of a Network for the Interconnection Women's Cooperatives , a study conducted by the General Secretariat for Gender Equality, in the context of the Panhellenic Meeting of Women's Cooperatives (18 20 2 2000).

In the case of smaller developing country markets, or when countries are geographically distant from major traffic routes, market failure in Internet interconnection can indeed be an issue and intervention may be necessary.

Once again, this problem is particularly pervasive in Europe. The maxims of today the need for diverse suppliers, enhanced interconnection, greater efficiency, and a sensible energy mix have been discussed for at least a decade.

We are in a transition period international interconnection is increasing, as the global economic crisis has shown, but the management tools and mechanisms to guarantee the smooth operation of governments are still not being shared.

Portugal was also interested in the discussion of draft article 3, particularly with regard to the words to a significant extent in paragraph 1 and the interconnection between the several agreements that might come into play.

These laws established an elementary school system, middle school system, normal school system and an imperial university system.