ПРИНЯТЫЕ СОКРАЩЕНИЯЕС Европейский союз ЕЭС Европейское экономическое сообщество ИКТ Информационные и коммуникационные технологии ИР Исследования и разработки КЕС Комиссия европейских сообществ НСА Национальное статистическое агентство НСТ Низко- и среднетехнологичные отрасли СНС Система национальных счетов ТПП Технологическая продуктовая и процессная (инновация) CAPI Компьютеризованное личное интервью CATI Компьютеризованное телефонное интервью CIS Инновационное обследование Европейского сообщества GPS Глобальная система позиционирования INSEE Национальный институт статистики и экономических исследований ISCED Международная стандартная классификация образования ISIC Международная стандартная отраслевая классификация видов экономической деятельности LBIO Показатели результативности инноваций на основе литературы NACE Статистическая номенклатура видов экономической деятельности Европейского сообщества PPS Вероятность, пропорциональная размеру RFID Идентификация радиочастот European Union (EU) European Economic Community (EEC) Information and communication technology (ICT) Research and development (R&D) Commission of the European Communities (CEC) National statistical office (NSO) Low-and medium-technology industries (LMTs) System of National Accounts (SNA) Technological product and process (TPP) Computer-assisted personal interview Computer-assisted telephone interview Community Innovation Survey Global Positioning System Institut National de la Statistique et des Etudes Economiques International Standard Classification of Education International Standard Industrial Classification of Economic Activities Literature-based indicators of innovation output Nomenclature statistique des Activites economiques de la Communaute Europeenne Probabilities proportional to size Radio frequency identification RICYT Иберо-американская сеть показателей Red Iberoamericana de Indicadores науки и технологий de Cienca y Temologia S&T Наука и технологии Science and technology UIS Институт статистики ЮНЕСКО UNESCO Institute for Statistics
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