Ekoslovník



Výsledky hledání "kettle depression" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
kettle depression kotlina [ketəl diprešən]
lee depression závětrná deprese [li: diprešən] A type of non-frontal depression comprising an area of low pressure on the leeward side of a mountain chain.
depression deprese, stlačení, stisknutí, sklíčenost, stísněnost [diprešən] frontal depression, hollow
depression storage depresní zásobárna [diprešən storidž] The storage of rainfall on the surface of the soil and in small depressions after infiltration capacity of the soil has been exceeded.
depression wetland depresní mokřad [diprešən wetlænd] A wetland geomorphic settling which occurs in depressions, but usually at the headwaters of a local drainage, consequently, surface flows are restricted.
frontal depression tlaková deprese [frantəl diprešən] A region of low air pressure usually ranging between 950 and 1020 milibars. depression
inbreeding depression inbrední deprese [inbri:diŋ dәprešәn] Reduction in fitness and vigor of individuals as a result of increased homozygosity.
non-frontal depression nefrontální deprese [non frantəl diprešən] A type of depression which does not originate from the more usual development of small wave-like irregularities along major fronts.
outbreeding depression outbrední deprese [autbri:diŋ dәprešәn] Reduction in fitness due to crossing of individuals from two genetically differentiated populations.
thermal depression termická deprese [Өə:məl diprešən] An area of low pressure that results from the intense heating of continental areas during the day leading to a conventional rising of air currents.
yield depression pokles výnosu [ji:ld diprešən]
cone of depression depresní plocha [kəun əv diprešən] A depression in the water table that develops around a pumped well.
depression line údolní čára, údolnice [diprešən lain] valley track
depression spring depresní pramen [diprešən spriŋ] A spring formed when the water table reaches the land surface because of a change in topography.