Ekoslovník



Výsledky hledání "ecological population density" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
ecological population density ekologická hustota populace [ekəlodžikəl popjuleišən densiti] The number of individuals of a population per unit area of habitat.
population density hustota osídlení [popjuleišən densiti]
density of population  hustota obyvatel, zalidnění [densiti əv popjuleišən]
density of fish population rybnatost [densiti əv fiš popjuleišən]
density-dependent population controls (pl.) faktory ovlivňující růst populace závislé na její hustotě (pl.) [dipendənt popjulejšən kontrəulz] Factors such as competition for resources, parasitism or disease.
density-independent population controls (pl.) faktory ovlivňující růst populace nezávislé na její hustotě (pl.) [densiti indipendənt popjulejšən kontrəulz] Factors such as floods, destruction of habitats or extreme weather conditions.
density hustota, měrná hmotnost, denzita [densiti]
density of snow hustota sněhu [densiti əv snəu]
plant density hustota porostu [pla:nt densiti]
density of stocking zakmenění, početnost dobytka, počet dobytka na plochu [densiti әv stokiŋ] stocking
soil density ulehlost půdy [soil densiti]
stand density hustota porostu, zakmenění [stænd densiti]
stock density hustota obsádky [stok densiti] The number of individuals per unit volume, unit area or unit length. stocking rate
bulk density objemová hustota [balk densiti]
stocking density početnost dobytka, počet dobytka na plochu [stokiŋ densiti] The number of animals per unit area of land at a particular point in time.
canopy density zápoj (lesního porostu), clona porostní [kænəpi densiti] canopy closure, canopy, crown cover
crop density hustota porostu (agr.), zakmenění, hustota porostu (les.) [krop densiti]
density dependence závislost na početnosti, faktor závislosti na početnosti [densiti dipendəns] The control of population size by environmental factors whose effectiveness varies with population density.
density of distribution hustota rozdělení [densiti əv distribju:šən]
population populace, obyvatelstvo, zalidnění, osídlení, skupina lidí [popjuleišən]
sludge density index index hustoty kalu [sladž densiti indeks] A measure of the settleability of activated sludge. SDI
smoke density meter měřič hustoty kouře [sməuk densiti mi:tə] A photo-electric instrument to show the density of smoke in the base of a chimney or other convenient point.
bulk density (of soil) objemová hmotnost (půdy) [balk densiti əv soil]
geothermal flux density zemský tepelný tok [dži:әuӨә:mәl flәks densiti] The flow of heat travelling from the interior of the Earth to its surface due to the higher temperatures prevailing in the interior arising from the decay of radioactive elements in the Earth's crust and residual heat in the Earth's formation. terrestrial heat flow, geothermal flux
gross residential density celková hustota obyvatelstva [grәus rezidenšəl densiti] The ratio of the total population to the total land area of the unit being used for specially grouping the data. residential density
radiant-flux density hustota toku dopadajícího záření, hustota zářivého toku, ozáření [reidiәnt flaks densiti] The quotient of the radiant flux incident on an element of the surface containing the point, by the area of that element. Usually expressed in watts per square meter at a point of a surface. irradiance
sink population propadová populace [siŋk popjuleišәn] Population in a sink habitat.
population decline pokles populace, úbytek populace [popjuleišən diklain]
population differentiation diferenciace populace [popjuleišən difərenši:eišən] The process of dividing a population into genetically different subpopulations.
source population zdrojová populace [so:s popjәleišәn] Population in a source habitat.
population dispersion disperze populace [popjuleišən dispə:šən] A pattern in which the members of a population are arranged throughout its habitat.
population distribution distribuce populace [popjuleišən distribju:šən] The variation of population density over a particular geographical area.
population dynamics populační dynamika [popjuleišən dainæmiks]
population ecology populační ekologie [popjuleišən i:kolədži]
population equivalent počet ekvivalentních obyvatel, EO [popjuleišən ikwivələnt] The volume and strength of an industrial waste water expressed in terms of an equivalent population, based upon a figure of 0.60 kilogramme BOD per capita per day.
working-age population populace v produktivním věku, obyvatelstvo v produktivním věku [wə:kiŋ eidž popjuleišən]
zero population growth nulový populační růst, nulový růst populace [zi:rəu popjuleišən grəuӨ] A situation in which the birth rate is constant and equal to the death rate. ZPG
population profile profil populace [popjuleišən prəufail] A particular way of representing the population of a country.
optimum population optimální počet lidí, optimální populace [optiməm popjuleišən] The number of human inhabitants in an area that permits the most favourable return in accord with specified goals.
ecologically functional population ekologicky funkční populace [ekәlodžikli fәŋšәnәl popjәleišәn] Population that is of a sufficient size to fulfil its ecological roles.
population growth curve růstová křivka populace, křivka růstu populace [popjuleišən grəuӨ ke:v]
population growth rate rychlost růstu populace, míra populačního růstu [popjuleišən grəuӨ reit]
Population Viability Analysis analýza životaschopnosti populace [popjuleišәn vaiәbilәti әnælisis] PVA
minimum viable population minimální životaschopná populace [minimәm vaiәbәl popjuleišәn] MVP
spatially-explicit population model prostorově explicitní populační model [speišәli eksplisit popjuleišәn modәl] Population model that takes space, differences in habitat quality, and inter-habitat movement into consideration.
United Nations Population Fund Fond OSN pro populaci, UNFPA [ju:naitid neišənz popjuleišən fand] The UN fund was established in 1969 and serves as the largest source of population assistance.
genetically effective population size geneticky účinná početnost populace, geneticky efektivní velikost populace [džәnetikli әfektiv popjәleišәn saiz] Number of individuals that would result in the same level of inbreeding, or decrease in genetic diversity throught drift, if the population behaved in a manner of an randomly mated and idealized population.
International Conference on Population and Development Mezinárodní konference o populaci a rozvoji, ICPD [intənæšənəl konfərəns on popjuleišən ænd divelәpmənt]
ecological equivalent ekologický ekvivalent [ekəlodžikəl ekwivələnt] Any unrelated or distantly related species in widely different parts of the world that occupy similar ecological niches.
ecological release ekologické uvolnění, konkureční uvolnění [ekәlodžikәl rili:s] Habitat expansion or density increase of a species when one or more competing species are not present.
ecological evaluation ocenění kvality prostředí, ekologické ohodnocení [ekəlodžikəl ivæljueišən] The use of individual plant and/or animal species or, more rarely, groups of closely interdependent species to indicate the quality of an environment.
ecological reserve ekologická rezerva [ekәlodžikә rizә:v] An ecological reserve exists when the biocapacity of a region exceeds its population's Footprint.
ecological resilience ekologická resilience [ekəlodžikəl reziliəns] In ecology, resilience is the rate at which a system returns to a single steady or cyclic state following a perturbation. This definition of resilience assumes that behavior of a system remains within the stable domain that contains this steady state.
ecological footprint ekologická stopa [ekəlodžikəl fu:tprint] The Ecological Footprint is a resource accounting tool used widely as a management and communication tool by governments, businesses, educational institutions and NGOs to answer a specific resource question: How much of the biological capacity of the plan
ecological rucksacks (pl.) ekologické batohy (pl.), ekologické ruksaky (pl.), ekologické tlumoky (pl.) [ekəlodžikəl raksæks] The life-cycle-wide material requirements (i.e. the total input of primary materials and energy) associated with the production of a product minus the mass of a product itself. indirect flows (pl.)
ecological impact ekologický účinek, vliv na životní prostředí, dopad na životní prostředí [ekəlodžikəl impækt] environmental impact, environmental effect
ecological stability ekologická stabilita [ekəlodžikəl stəbiliti] The ability of an ecosystem to cope with changes caused by external factors and maintain its natural properties and functions.
ecological indicator ekologický indikátor [ekəlodžikəl indikejtə] A characteristic of an ecosystem that is related to, or derived from, a measure of biotic or abiotic variable, that can provide quantitative information on ecological structure and function. A characteristic of the environment that, when measured, quantif
ecological amplitude ekologická amplituda [ekəlodžikəl æmplitu:d]
ecological succession ekologická sukcese, sukcese společenství [ekəlodžikəl saksešən] A process in which communities of plant and animal species in a particular area are replaced over time by a series of different and often more complex comnumities.
ecological integrity ekologická integrita [ekəlodžikəl integriti] A state of ecosystem development that is optimised for its geographic location, including energy input and colonization history. The term implies that ecosystem structures and functions are unimpaired by human-caused stresses and that native species are p
ecological approach ekologický přístup, přístup založený na znalosti ekologických vztahů [ekəlodžikəl əprəuč]
ecological survey ekologický průzkum [ekəlodžikəl sə:vej]
ecological architecture ekologická architektura [ekəlodžikəl a:kitekčә] Architecture that acts with respect to the natural environment as well as the culture and social needs of people living there.
ecological system ekosystém, ekologický systém [ekəlodžikəl sistәm] A community of organisms and their physical environment interacting as an ecological unit and the entire biological and physical content of a biotope. ecosystem
ecological modernisation ekologická modernizace [ekəlodžikəl modәnaizeišәn] The discourse that recognizes the structural character of environmental issues but nonetheless assumes that existing political, economic and social institutions can internalize care for the environment.
ecological assessment ekologické hodnocení, hodnocení ekologických změn [ekəlodžikəl әsesmәnt] Ecological assessment consists in monitoring the current and changing conditions of ecological resources from which success or failure of the ecosystem can be judged without bias; understanding more fully the structure and function of ecosystems in order
ecological valence ekologická valence [ekəlodžikəl veiləns]
ecological backlash náhlá ekologická změna [ekəlodžikəl bæklæš] An often dramatic and undesirable response by components of an ecosystem to a disruptive influence.
ecological monitoring monitoring ekologických změn [ekəlodžikəl monitәriŋ] The observation of processes and indicators that show ecosystem dynamics and structures, leading to knowledge of how ecosystems work, indicators of ecological integrity, and how they may be managed based on modeling.
ecological balance ekologická rovnováha [ekəlodžikəl bæləns]
ecological network ekologická síť [ekəlodžikəl netwәrk] green infrastructure, corridor network, habitat network
ecological niche ekologická nika [ekəlodžikəl ni:š] The expression of the functional role  of a species in a community together with the environmental variables affecting the species.
ecological deficit ekologický deficit [ekәlodžikәl defәsit] The difference between the biocapacity and Ecological Footprint of a region or country. An ecological deficit occurs when the Footprint of a population exceeds the biocapacity of the area available to that population.
ecological planning environmentální plánování [ekəlodžikəl plæniŋ] environmental planning
ecological disaster ekologická katastrofa, ekologická pohroma [ekəlodžikəl diza:stə] A disaster which disturbs the ecological balance of the environment. ecocatastrophe
ecological diversity ekologická diverzita [ekəlodžikəl daivə:siti]
ecological pyramid ekologická pyramida [ekəlodžikəl pirəmid]
ecological economics ekologická ekonomie [ekəlodžikəl ekənomiks] A holistic system approach to studying the relationship between ecosystems, economic systems and human activities employed as a basis for effective policies focusing directly on the problems facing humankind and the life-support ecosystems.
ecological range ekologické rozpětí [ekəlodžikəl reindž]
ecological economy environmentální ekonomika, ekonomika zaměřená na životní prostředí [ekəlodžikəl ikonəmi]
ecological land-use planning ekologické krajinné plánování, ekologicky pojaté územní plánování [ekəlodžikəl lænd ju:s plæniŋ] Development of an integrated land-use model that considers geological, ecological, health and social variables.
Territorial System of Ecological Stability územní systém ekologické stability, ÚSES [teritori:әl sistәm әv i:kәlodžikәl stabiliti] An interconnected complex of natural, or even modified, though nearly natural, ecosystems which are capable of maintaining a natural balance. There are local, regional and supraregional systems. TSES
ecological criterion of water quality ekologické kritérium jakosti vody [ekəlodžikəl kraiti:riən əv wo:tə kwoliti]