Abstract: An aircraft nacelle with a system to provide spacing between two halves of a cowl. The cowls open and close by rotating about an axis in the upper regions of the cowls, and the cowls have indexing features in a region of the lower edges. The indexers are in sliding contact the spacing system, which is rigidly mounted to the nacelle. The spacing system comprises a housing for receiving the indexers and two levers with features for prescribing the movement of the cowls. The spacing system further comprises an actuator and a plurality returns to assist the movement of the cowls.

Abstract: An aircraft nacelle comprising a spacing system to maintain two cowls spaced apart. A nacelle comprises two cowls each having a lower edge and an indexer in the region of the lower edge, the two cowls being mounted to be movable in terms of rotation about an opening axis between a closed position and an open position, a spacing system comprising a base fixed to a fixed portion of the nacelle. For each cowl, a lever which is independent of the lever associated with the other cowl and which has a housing in which the indexer is received in a closed position, and a stop against which the indexer is positioned in an open position, the lever being movable in terms of rotation on the base between an engagement position and a disengagement position, and for each lever, a return intended to urge the lever into the engagement position.

Abstract: A turbomachine assembly comprising a device that attenuates noise by ejecting jets of fluid, this device comprising fluid supply ducts, fluid ejection tubes and a distribution duct of annular shape. The distribution duct is connected firstly to inlets of the ejection tubes and secondly to outlets of the fluid supply ducts so as to create a flow path for the circulation of fluid from the inlets of the fluid supply ducts to the outlets of the ejection tubes.

Abstract: A method of intelligent routing of telephone calls and a system for implementing the method. The method of intelligent routing of telephone calls includes, during a first or configuration step, assigning an identification number to a user who may be called on at least one telephone network and then, during a second or processing step, establishing a relation between these unique identification numbers and a list of telephone call numbers constructed automatically and dynamically and corresponding to various telephone terminals near which the user is located.