Betekenis van:
phone service

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. My phone service has been cut off.
2. Can you tell me where the nearest hotel service phone is?
3. 05 Contract of service - electricity, gas, water, phone
4. 05 Contract of service - electricity, gas, water, phone 06 Contract of service - medical services 07 Contract of service - transport 08 Contract of service - legal, tax, technical advice 09 Contract of service - hotel, restaurant
5. mobile phone communication over the cellular network; wireless transmission and reception of images or other data (such as SMS (Short Message Service), MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service), e-mail, etc.);
6. mobile phone communication over the cellular network; wireless transmission and reception of images or other data (such as SMS (Short Message Service), MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service), e-mail, etc.);
7. The images are transferred to the internal memory of the apparatus from a compatible device (such as a mobile phone, automatic data-processing machine or digital camera) via an infra-red signal or with an SIM card through Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS).
8. It is also appropriate that this Directive not apply to monetary value that is used to purchase digital goods or services, where, by virtue of the nature of the good or service, the operator adds intrinsic value to it, e.g. in the form of access, search or distribution facilities, provided that the good or service in question can be used only through a digital device, such as a mobile phone or a computer, and provided that the telecommunication, digital or information technology operator does not act only as an intermediary between the payment service user and the supplier of the goods and services. This is a situation where a mobile phone or other digital network subscriber pays the network operator directly and there is neither a direct payment relationship nor a direct debtor-creditor relationship between the network subscriber and any third-party supplier of goods or services delivered as part of the transaction.
9. It is also appropriate that this Directive not apply to monetary value that is used to purchase digital goods or services, where, by virtue of the nature of the good or service, the operator adds intrinsic value to it, e.g. in the form of access, search or distribution facilities, provided that the good or service in question can be used only through a digital device, such as a mobile phone or a computer, and provided that the telecommunication, digital or information technology operator does not act only as an intermediary between the payment service user and the supplier of the goods and services.
10. Reasonably foreseeable misuse: Use of a product, process or service under conditions or for purposes not intended by the manufacturer, but which can happen, induced by the product, process or service in combination with, or as a result of, common human behaviour. Sequence of interfaces: Related set of successive inputs/outputs also called a dialogue; EXAMPLE: Entering a new destination or a phone number Stationary: Having a zero speed relative to the vehicle's supporting surface Status: Available and/or active system mode(s) EXAMPLE: ‘processing’ Support means that an action by the driver is enhanced by the system.
11. Reasonably foreseeable misuse: Use of a product, process or service under conditions or for purposes not intended by the manufacturer, but which can happen, induced by the product, process or service in combination with, or as a result of, common human behaviour. Sequence of interfaces: Related set of successive inputs/outputs, also called a dialogue. EXAMPLE: Entering a new destination or a phone number. Stationary: Having a zero speed relative to the vehicle’s supporting surface. Status: Available and/or active system mode(s). EXAMPLE: Processing. Support means that an action by the driver is enhanced by the system.
12. EXAMPLES: System instructions, technical specifications, promotional materials, packaging. Product-responsible organisation (PRO): Any participant in the production process, any importer, supplier or any person putting his name, trademark or other distinguishing feature on the product. NB: Responsibility is shared between these organisations or persons. Reasonably foreseeable misuse: Use of a product, process or service under conditions or for purposes not intended by the manufacturer, but which can happen, induced by the product, process or service in combination with, or as a result of, common human behaviour. Sequence of interfaces: Related set of successive inputs/outputs, also called a dialogue. EXAMPLE: Entering a new destination or a phone number. Stationary: Having a zero speed relative to the vehicle’s supporting surface. Status: Available and/or active system mode(s). EXAMPLE: Processing. Support means that an action by the driver is enhanced by the system. System instructions: Information about the system intended to teach the driver about the system and assist in using it for specific purposes. NB: Instructions may be in a printed form using text or pictorial information or may be integrated within the system in the form of ‘help’ functions or a tutorial. System failure: State of non-operation or malfunction of the system.
13. EXAMPLES: system instructions, technical specifications, promotional materials, packaging Product-responsible organisation (PRO): Any participant in the production process, any importer, supplier or any person putting his name, trademark or other distinguishing feature on the product. NOTE: Responsibility is shared between these organizations or persons. Reasonably foreseeable misuse: Use of a product, process or service under conditions or for purposes not intended by the manufacturer, but which can happen, induced by the product, process or service in combination with, or as a result of, common human behaviour. Sequence of interfaces: Related set of successive inputs/outputs also called a dialogue; EXAMPLE: Entering a new destination or a phone number Stationary: Having a zero speed relative to the vehicle's supporting surface Status: Available and/or active system mode(s) EXAMPLE: ‘processing’ Support means that an action by the driver is enhanced by the system. System instructions: Information about the system intended to teach the driver about the system and assist in using it for specific purposes. NOTE: Instructions may be in a printed form using text or pictorial information or may be integrated within the system in the form of ‘help’ functions or a tutorial. System failure: State of non-operation or malfunction of the system
14. Primary driving task: Activities that the driver has to undertake while driving in navigating, manoeuvring and handling a vehicle including steering, braking and accelerating Priority: Relative importance of two or more entities which determines their ranking in a time sequence or emphasis of presentation (ISO/TS 16951, 2004) Product information: All information that the driver has access to concerning the system EXAMPLES: system instructions, technical specifications, promotional materials, packaging Product-responsible organisation (PRO): Any participant in the production process, any importer, supplier or any person putting his name, trademark or other distinguishing feature on the product. NOTE: Responsibility is shared between these organizations or persons. Reasonably foreseeable misuse: Use of a product, process or service under conditions or for purposes not intended by the manufacturer, but which can happen, induced by the product, process or service in combination with, or as a result of, common human behaviour. Sequence of interfaces: Related set of successive inputs/outputs also called a dialogue; EXAMPLE: Entering a new destination or a phone number Stationary: Having a zero speed relative to the vehicle's supporting surface Status: Available and/or active system mode(s) EXAMPLE: ‘processing’ Support means that an action by the driver is enhanced by the system. System instructions: Information about the system intended to teach the driver about the system and assist in using it for specific purposes. NOTE: Instructions may be in a printed form using text or pictorial information or may be integrated within the system in the form of ‘help’ functions or a tutorial. System failure: State of non-operation or malfunction of the system