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Bruit = | Silence = | | | ∪ | | | | (3.10) (3.11) L’indice de Fallout (ou Hallucination) peut être utilisé à la place du rappel. Il définit le pourcentage de documents non pertinents qui ont été retrouvés [Ishioka, 03]. Il exprime l’erreur du système. Formellement : 53 Chapitre 03 [Evaluation des Systèmes de Recherche d’Information] Fallout = | | | | (3.12) L’élimination est la mesure complémentaire de Fallout. Elle définit le pourcentage de documents non pertinents non retrouvés

log-in identifiant utilisateur user ID identificateur de connexion de la liaison de données data link connection identifier (DLCI) identification de la ligne appelante calling line identification illimité unlimited impact impact, fallout impacts saisonniers seasonal impact impédance caractéristique characteristic impedance impératif indispensable imprimer to print out imputation posting, allocation imputation par compte breakdown by account imputer (comptabilité)

périodique : periodic meeting  rencontrer, seul et en privé : meet privately, to  rendre compte à : report to, to  renforcé : strengthened, enhanced  renseignements confidentiels : confidental information  répercussions possibles : potential effect / fallout  répétition du contrôle : re-performance  répondre aux exigences : satisfy / meet the requirements, to  répondre aux objectifs généraux : fulfil the general purpose, to  réponse (plan d’action de l’audité) : response (auditee's action plan) 

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pompage Oil refinery Tidal wave Global warming Oil spill Discharge into the atmosphere Dumping at sea, ocean dumping Raw sewage discharges Automobile emissions Radioactive discharges Thermal discharges To release in the atmosphere Food web Radioactive fallout Reprocessing of nuclear waste Environmental risk Health hazard Natural hazards To run off the land Drought Critical threshold Toxicity threshold Smog Consumer society SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) Sewage plant Overexploitation Emissions

important et influent), mais aujourd’hui les conséquences sont Figure 5 – Évaluation des énergies renouvelables (électricité) en Allemagne 2. The Debate over Fixed Price Incentives for Renewable Electricity in Europe and the United States : Fallout and Future Directions,White Paper, Heinrich Böll Foundation, Washington, 2007. L’énergie éolienne : des modèles de développement pour le Sud 55 Figure 6 – Effets de l’expiration des PTC sur les taux annuels d’installation d’éoliennes visibles

Fukunaga F. H. and Hinds M. W. An epidemiologic study of thyroid cancer in Hawaii. Cancer Causes Control 1990;1:223-34. Land C. Calculation of the estimated lifetime risk of radiation-related thyroid cancer in the United States from Nevada test site fallout: National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine, Committee on Exposure of the American People to -131 from nevada Atomic Bomb Tests: Implication for Public I Health1997. Laylavoix F., Madelmont C. and Parmentier N. Preliminary dose assessment

DEV/DOC(2010)2 Figure 4. The Global Labour Force, 2008 to 2039 6000 5000 4000 Population in Millions Rest of World EU United States Russia Brazil India China 3000 2000 1000 0 The Impact of the Global Economic Crisis The fallout from the economic crisis has been quick and painful. In September 2008, the year-long tremors in the US housing market developed into a full-fledged financial crisis that quickly spread to all developed countries. When the real economies of advanced

visible in other countries as the recession spreads globally. While the uptick in European unemployment has not been as sharp (in part because many European countries had higher unemployment rates to begin with), China is concerned about the potential fallout as large numbers of manufacturing jobs are lost and migrant workers return to their villages. While health-related industries such as biotech are generally regarded as being fairly recession-resistant (people fall sick and need healthcare regardless

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