Vertaling van "Coarse focusing " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

coarse focusing control [ coarse focus knob | coarse focusing adjustment | coarse focus ]
commande du mouvement rapide

coarse focusing
préfocalisation approximative

coarse focus knob
bouton de focalisation macrométrique

self-focusing fiber | self-focusing fibre | self-focusing optical fiber | self-focusing optical fibre | Selfoc fiber | Selfoc fibre
fibre auto-focalisante | fibre Selfoc

ask focus groups | focus group interview | focus group interviewer | interview focus groups
interroger des groupes cibles

evaluate focus of dance practice | evaluate focus on practice of community arts | evaluate focus of community arts practice | evaluate focus of practice in community arts
évaluer l'importance attachée à la pratique d'arts communautaires

focusing drive | focusing gear | focusing screw | focusing tube
commande de mise au point | mouvement de mise au point

ensuring a customer focus | secure customer focus | ensure customer focus | ensuring customer focus
garantir une approche axée sur les clients

An extremely rare multiple congenital malformation syndrome with the association of ablepharon, macrostomia, abnormal external ears, syndactyly of the hands and feet, skin findings (such as dry and coarse skin or redundant folds of skin), absent or s
syndrome d'ablépharie-macrostomie

AG focusing | alternating gradient focusing | strong focusing
focalisation à gradient alternant

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

What is more serious is that whilst the focus of the debate on the monitoring and removing of fine particles has rightly moved from coarse to finer particles – PM10 to PM2.5 – it should also apply to particles even smaller than PM2.5 .
Ce qui est plus inquiétant par contre, c’est que si l’accent du débat sur le contrôle et l’élimination des particules fines est à juste titre passé des grosses particules aux particules plus fines (PM10 à PM2,5 ), il doit également s’appliquer aux particules encore plus petites que les PM2,5 .

What is more serious is that whilst the focus of the debate on the monitoring and removing of fine particles has rightly moved from coarse to finer particles – PM10 to PM2.5 – it should also apply to particles even smaller than PM2.5.
Ce qui est plus inquiétant par contre, c’est que si l’accent du débat sur le contrôle et l’élimination des particules fines est à juste titre passé des grosses particules aux particules plus fines (PM10 à PM2,5), il doit également s’appliquer aux particules encore plus petites que les PM2,5.