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Výsledky hledání "closed-cycle technology" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
closed-cycle technology technologie s uzavřeným cyklem, bezodpadová technologie [kləuzd saikəl teknolodži]
closed community uzavřená společnost [kləuzd kәmju:niti] A community of plants that has totally colonized an area of ground.
closed economy uzavřená ekonomika [klәuzd ikonәmi]
closed stand zapojený porost [kləuzd stænd]
closed canopy plný zápoj porostu [kləuzd kænəpi]
closed-loop recycling recyklace v uzavřené smyčce [kləuzd lu:p risaikliŋ] A recycling process in which an output from a system, which would otherwise be a waste, is returned to the system, with or without treatment, to contribute to the production of the main product.
closed (game) season doba hájení zvěře [kləuzd si:zən] A period during which it is illegal to kill or catch certain game or fish. fence months (pl.)
appropriate technology vhodná technologie [əprouprijət teknolodži] Any technology that maximises the use of natural resources, capital and labour that are locally plentiful and minimises the use of those that are locally scarce.
non-waste technology bezodpadová technologie [non weist teknolədži]
technology transfer předávání technologií, přenos technologií, transfer technologií [teknolәdži trænsfә] Exchange of knowledge, hardware and associated software, money and goods among stakeholders, which leads to the spreading of technology for adaptation or mitigation.
low-emission technology nízkoemisní technologie [lәu әmišәn teknolәdži]
low-waste technology nízkoodpadová technologie [lәu weist teknolәdži]
intermediate technology intermediární technologie, přechodná technologie [intəmi:diət teknolədži] An appropriate technology for developing countries which may be more expensive but is more efficient than many indigenous and traditional methods.
product technology assumption předpoklad shodné technologie výroby produktů jedné kategorie [prodakt teknolәdži әsamšәn] An assumption that each product is produced in its own specific way, irrespective of the industry where it is produced.
environmental science and technology environmentalistika a technologie týkající se životního prostředí, věda a technologie v oblasti životního prostředí [invairənmentəl saiəns ænd teknolədži]
Technology Based Standard norma založená na technologii sledování hladiny emisí (kterou je třeba dodržovat) (BACT, BART, LAER, RACT, MACT, GACT) [teknolәdži beisd stændədz] TBS
technology coefficient matrix matice technologických koeficientů [teknolәdži kәuifišәnt meitriks]
industry technology assumption předpoklad shodné technologie výroby produktů každého sektoru [indastri teknolәdži әsәmšәn] An assumption that each industry has its own specific way of production, irrespective of its product mix.
International Environmental Technology Centre Mezinárodní centrum ekologických technologií, IETC [intənæšənəl envairənmentəl teknolәdži sentə] A Japanese UNEP centre facilitating the transfer of "green" technologies.
Earth Resources Technology Satellite družice přírodovědné [ə:Ө rizo:siz teknolədži setəlait] Any of a series of orbiting satellites designed to relay information on civilian land use and forest, mineral, energy and water resource use. ERTS
cycle koloběh, cyklus, oběh [saikəl]
wet and dry cycle mokrý a suchý cyklus [wet drai saikәl] The repeated drying and subsequent re-wetting of a waste form and its effects on the eventual state of the waste form.
nitrogen cycle koloběh dusíku [naitrodžən saikəl] The cycle of processes by which nitrogen and its compounds are utilized and transformed in nature.
life cycle životní cyklus, biologický životní cyklus [laif saikəl] Consecutive and inter-linked stages of a product system from raw material acquisition or generation of natural resources to the final disposal.
nutrient cycle cyklus živin, koloběh živin [nju:triənt saikəl] nutrient cycling
phosphorus cycle koloběh fosforu [fosfərəs saikəl]
agricultural cycle cyklus obhospodařování, agrotechnické lhůty (pl.) [ægrikalčərl saikl] The sequence and timing of farming activities undertaken during the course of the year, particularly in the production of crops.
cycle of matters koloběh látek [saikəl əv mætəz]
biogeochemical cycle biogeochemický cyklus, biogeochemický koloběh, biogeochemický oběh [bajədžiəkemikəl saikl] Any of the natural circulation pathways of the essential elements of living matter.
sedimentary cycle sedimentární cyklus [sedimentəri saikl] The biogeochemical cycle in which materials primarily are moved from land to sea and back again.
biochemical cycle biochemický cyklus, koloběh látek [bajəkemikəl saikəl] The constant transfer of essential nutrients from living organisms to the physical environment and back to the organisms in a cyclical pathway. nutrient cycle
sulfur cycle cyklus síry, koloběh síry [salfә saikәl] The cycle of processes by which sulphur and its compounds are utilized and transformed in nature. sulphur cycle (GB)
sulphur cycle cyklus síry, koloběh síry [salfə saikəl] The cycle of processes by which sulphur and its compounds are utilized and transformed in nature.
business cycle hospodářský cyklus [biznәs saikәl]
fuel cycle palivový cyklus [fjuəl saikəl] The sequence of steps, such as fabrication, utilisation, reprocessing, and refabrication, through which nuclear fuel may pass. nuclear fuel cycle
carbon cycle koloběh uhlíku, uhlíkový cyklus [ka:bən saikəl] The cycle of processes by which carbon circulates in nature.
hydrogeological cycle koloběh vody v přírodě, hydrologický cyklus [haidrәudži:әlodžikel saikәl] The constant circulation of water from the sea, through the atmosphere, to the land and back to the sea by over-land, underground and atmospheric routes. hydrological cycle, water cycle, hydrologic cycle
circadian cycle denní cyklus [siəkeidiən saikəl] The cycle e.g. of biological activity or function in approximately day-long periods.
hydrologic cycle koloběh vody v přírodě, hydrologický cyklus [haidrәlodžik saikәl] The constant circulation of water from the sea, through the atmosphere, to the land and back to the sea by over-land, underground and atmospheric routes. hydrological cycle, hydrogeological cycle, water cycle
climatic cycle klimatický cyklus [klaimætik saikəl] Climatic oscillation occurring regularly over the period from eleven years to a few thousand years.
water cycle koloběh vody (v přírodě), oběh vody [wo:tə saikəl]
hydrological cycle koloběh vody v přírodě, hydrologický cyklus [haidrəlodžikəl saikəl] The constant circulation of water from the sea, through the atmosphere, to the land and back to the sea by over-land, underground and atmospheric routes. water cycle, hydrologic cycle, hydrogeological cycle
Milankovitch cycle Milankovičův cyklus [milænkəuvič saikəl] Variation in solar radiation received at different localities on the Earth's surface over a period of time, calculated by M. Milankovitch in 1940. These variations occur with a periodicity of 21,000 years, 40,400 years, and 98,000 years.
life cycle assessment posuzování životního cyklu [laif saikəl əsesmənt] Compilation and evaluation of the inputs, outputs and the potential environmental impacts of a product system throughout its life cycle. LCA
life cycle classification klasifikace životního cyklu [laif saikəl klæsifikeišən] An element of the life cycle impact assessment phase in which the inventory parameters are grouped together and sorted into a number of impact categories.
process life cycle životní cyklus procesu [prəuses laif saikəl]
product life cycle životní cyklus výrobku [prodakt laif saikəl]
life cycle evaluation vyhodnocení životního cyklu [laif saikəl әvælju:eišən] An element of the life cycle impact assessment phase in which the relative significance of the data from the in ventory analysis or results of the characterisation are established.
Dansgaard-Oeschger cycle Dansgaardova-Oeschgerova oscilace [dænzga:d oušgər saikәl] A rapid, relatively short cold oscillation that punctuates the last glaciation and lasts up to three thousand years. The annual mean temperature drops by as much as 10°C. Dandsgaard-Oeschger oscillation
life cycle characterization charakterizace životního cyklu [laif saikəl kæriktəraizeišən] An element of the life cycle impact assessment phase in which the potential impacts associated with the inventory data in each of the selected categories are analysed.
boom-and-bust cycle cyklus střídání růstu a útlumu [bu:m ænd bast saikəl]
life cycle interpretation interpretace životního cyklu [laif saikəl intə:priteišən] Phase of life cycle assessment in which the findings of either the inventory analysis or the impact assessment, or both, are evaluated in relation to the defined goal and scope in order to reach conclusions and recommendations.
life-cycle cost náklady na výrobek v průběhu jeho životního cyklu (pl.) [laif saikəl kost] The initial costs + lifetime operating costs of an economic good.
close-cycle cooling uzavřený chladící okruh [kləus saikəl ku:liŋ]
life cycle analysis (pl. analyses) analýza životního cyklu [laif saikəl ənælisis]
life cycle environmental impact vliv životního cyklu na životní prostředí [laif saikəl envairənmentəl impækt] Any change to the environment, whether adverse or beneficial, wholly or partially resulting from the input and output flows of a product system.
life cycle impact assessment posuzování dopadů životního cyklu [laif saikəl impækt əsesmənt] Phase of life cycle assessment aimed at understanding and evaluating the magnitude and significance of the potential environmental impacts for a product system throughout the life cycle of the product. LCIA
life cycle inventory analysis (pl. analyses) inventarizační analýza životního cyklu LCI [laif saikəl invəntri ənælisis] Phase of life cycle assessment involving the compilation and quantification of inputs and outputs for a product throughout its life cycle. LCI