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Výsledky hledání "locality factor" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
locality factor stanovištní faktor [lәukәl fækte] forest site factor
locality lokalita, naleziště, místo [ləukæliti]
protected locality chráněné naleziště, chráněné místo [prətektid ləukæliti]
quality of a locality bonita pozemku [kwoliti əv ləukæliti]
weed locality pleveliště [wi:d ləukæliti]
locality class bonita [ləukæliti kla:s]
emission factor (1) hustota toku vysílaného záření [әmišən fæktә] The total power emitted from a surface at a specified temperature and in defined surroundings per unit area. emissive power, emittance
proximate factor bezprostřední faktor [proksimət fæktə] An event or characteristic that has a direct or relatively direct effect on an organism.
emission factor (2) emisní faktor [әmišən fæktә] Specific production emission typical for a defined group of air pollution sources.
equivalence factor ekvivalentní faktor [әkwivәlәns fæktә] A productivity based scaling factor that converts a specific land type (such as cropland or forest) into a universal unit of biologically productive area, a global hectare. For land types (e.g., cropland) with productivity higher than the average producti
abiotic factor abiotický činitel [eibaiotik fæktə]
quality factor kvalitativní faktor [kwoliti fæktə] A function of linear energy transfer (Lx) used to weigh absorbed doses in such a way as to indicate their significance for radiation protection purposes.
factor interaction kompenzační faktor, přídavný faktor [fæktə intərækšən] The compensating effect which a high level of one ecological factor will make upon a second factor which may be present in a limited amount.
absorption factor součinitel absorpce, součinitel pohltivosti [əbzo:pšən fæktə] The ratio of the total unabsorbed radiation to the total incident radiation. It is equal to one (unity) minus the transmittance. absorptance
anthropogenic factor antropogenní činitel, antropogenní faktor [ænӨropodženik fæktə] master factor
rain factor dešťový faktor [rein fæktə]
harmful factor škodlivý činitel [ha:mfəl fæktə]
bioaccumulation factor bioakumulační faktor [bajəækjumuleišən fæktə]
reflection factor součinitel odrazivosti [riklekšәn fæktә] The ratio of the energy carried by a wave which is reflected from a surface to the energy carried by the wave which is incident on the surface. reflectance, reflectivity
hereditary factor dědičný faktor [hereditəri fæktə]
biotic factor biotický činitel, biotický faktor [bajotik fæktə]
site factor stanovištní faktor [sait fæktә] forest site factor
characterization factor charakterizační faktor [kæriktәraizeišәn fæktә] Factor derived from a characterization model which is applied to convert an assigned life cycle inventory analysis result to the common unit of the category indicator (the common unit allows calculation of the category indicator result).
blackening factor index zčernání, prachový faktor [blækəniŋ fæktə] A number used to evaluate ,,smokiness" with the help of tint conventional scales. blackening index, dusty factor
transmission factor součinitel propustnosti [trænzmišәn fæktә] The radiant power transmitted by a body divided by the total power incident upon the body. transmittance
capacity factor kapacitní faktor, roční využití instalovaného výkonu [kəpæsiti fæktə] The ratio of the actual output of a power plant over a period of time and its output if it had operated at full nameplate capacity the entire time.
trigger factor kritická hodnota, hraniční faktor [trigə fæktə] Any environmental factor which has increased or decreased to the point where it precipitates a hitherto latent response or process. critical factor
limiting factor omezující faktor, limitující faktor [limitiŋ fæktə] 1. The factor that limits the growth, abundance or distribution in an (eco)system. 2. Any environmental condition or set of conditions that approaches most nearly limits of tolerance for a given organism. environmental factor
cleaning factor účinnost odlučování [kli:niŋ fæktә] The ratio of the particle number at the admission of a separator to the particle number at its end. coefficient of purifying
climatic factor klimatický faktor [klaimætik fæktə]
waste factor množství odpadu na osobu a rok [weist fæktə] The amount of domestic and municipal waste generated by a consumer society per person per year. waste load
critical factor kritický faktor, mezní faktor [kritikəl fæktə] Any environmental factor which has increased or decreased to the point where it precipitates a hitherto latent response or process. trigger factor
decontamination factor dekontaminační faktor [di:kәntæmineišən fæktə] The ratio of the initial amount (specified) in terms of concentration or activity of radioactive material to the final amount resulting from a process.
yield factor faktor úrodnosti [ji:ld fæktә] A factor that accounts for differences between countries in productivity of a given land type in ecological footprint analysis. Each country and each year has yield factors for cropland, grazing land, forest, and fisheries. environmental services, nature’s services
dilution factor ředicí poměr, ředicí faktor [dailu:šən fæktə] The ratio a:b of the rate of flow of an effluent (b) to the rate of flow of water (a) with which it is diluted when discharged into a receiving water. Also termed ,,available dilution".
master factor vliv člověka, antropogenní ovlivnění [ma:stə fæktə] An important element within the creation of an organized landscape and in many other environmental areas. anthropogenic factor
dusty factor index zčernání, prachový faktor [dasti fæktә] A number used to evaluate ,,smokiness" with the help of tint conventional scales. blackening index, blackening factor
pedogenetic factor půdotvorný činitel, pedogenetický faktor [pedədžənetik fæktə]
edaphic factor edafický faktor [i:dæfik fæktə]
forest site factor stanovištní faktor [forist sait fæktə] site factor, locality factor
landscape-forming factor krajinotvorný činitel [lændskeip fo:miŋ fæktə]
ultimate recovery factor koeficient vytěžitelnosti [әltimәt rikәvәri fæktә]
limiting factor principle princip omezujícího faktoru [limitiŋ fæktə prinsipəl] A principle  which states that too much or too little of any abiotic factor can limit or prevent growth of a population of species in an ecosystem, even if all other factors are at or near optimum.