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Výsledky hledání "resource intensity" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
resource intensity náročnost na zdroje [rizo:s intensiti] material intensity
intensity intenzita, stupeň, síla [intensiti] intensiveness
carbon intensity uhlíková intenzita [ka:rbən intensiti]
odor intensity (US) míra pachu, intenzita zápachu [әudә intensәti] odour intensity (GB)
sound intensity akustická intenzita, intenzita zvuku [saund intensiti] Ten times the logarithm of the sound intensity divided by the reference intensity measured in decibels. intensity level, IL
odour intensity (GB) míra pachu, intenzita zápachu [əudə intensiti] odor intensity (US)
energy intensity intenzita energie [enədži intensiti]
rainfall intensity intenzita srážek [reinfo:l intensiti]
intensity level akustická intenzita, intenzita zvuku [intensiti levəl] Ten times the logarithm of the sound intensity divided by the reference intensity measured in decibels. IL
material intensity materiálová náročnost [məti:riəl intensiti] The efficiency with which material resources are used in the economy or in a production process. The term also designates an indicator that reflects the material input or material consumption per unit of output or value added. resource intensity
traffic intensity index (míra) zpoždění vlivem dopravní zácpy, stupeň dopravní zácpy [træfik intensiti indeks] A measure of the average waiting time of a vehicle within a traffic flow.
resource zdroj, zásoba, bohatství, materiály (pl.) [rizo:s] 1. Any commodity such as water, oxygen, chemical nutrients and territory required by living organisms in order to complete their life-cycle. 2. Any source of economic wealth (e.g. land, minerals, fossil fuel or labour).
resource productivity produktivita využití zdrojů [rizo:s prodaktiviti] material productivity
nonrenewable resource neobnovitelný zdroj [no ri:njuәbәl ri:zo:s] A natural resource that cannot be replaced or regenerated or brought back to its original state once it has been exploited (or used as an input to an economic system). non-renewable resource
resource utilization využití (přírodních) zdrojů [rizo:s ju:tilaizeišən]
non-renewable resource neobnovitelný zdroj [non ri:njuəbəl ri:zo:s] A natural resource that cannot be replaced or regenerated or brought back to its original state once it has been exploited (or used as an input to an economic system). nonrenewable resource
sustainable resource use udržitelné využívání zdrojů [sasteinəbəl ri:zo:s ju:s] An integrated approach to natural resource management, which encompasses aspects linked to the economic efficiency and environmental effectiveness of resource use at the various stages of the production and consumption chain, as well as related social asp
water resource vodní zdroj, zdroj vody [wo:tə rizo:s] Water for the time being contained in any source of supply in a particular area.
recoverable resource obnovitelný zdroj [rikәvәrәbәl ri:so:s] Materials that still have useful chemical or physical properties after serving a specific purpose and can therefore be re-used or recycled for the same or other purposes.
forest resource lesní fond [forist rizo:s]
renewable resource obnovitelný zdroj [rinju:əbəl rizo:s] A natural resource that is capable of regeneration when part of its stock is exploited or used as input to an economic system, e.g. plants and animals, hydro- and wind power.
resource allocation přidělení zdrojů [rizo:s æləkeišən]
hydropower resource hydroenergetický zdroj [haidrəupauə rizo:s]
resource base materiálová základna [rizo:s beis]
resource curse prokletí (přírodních) zdrojů [rizo:s kә:s]
resource efficiency efektivita využití zdrojů [rizo:s әfišәnsi] material efficiency
resource management péče o zdroje, řízené zacházení se zdroji [rizo:s mænidžmənt] The planned use of resources in order that long-term stability of both economic and ecological systems can be maintained.
resource partitioning rozdělení zdroje [rizo:s pa:tišəniŋ] The process of dividing up resources in an ecosystem so that species with similar requirements use the same scarce resources at different times, in different ways or in a different place.
common-property resource zdroj ve společném vlastnictví [komən propəti riso:s] A resource that people are normally free to use and is owned by no one.
open access resource zdroj s volným přístupem (k užití, spotřebě, čerpání) [әupәn ækses rizo:s]
environmental resource patch ploška zdrojů prostředí [invairənmentəl rizo:s pætč] An area where environmental resources such as soil moisture or rock type differ from the surrounding matrix.
gene resource centre genetická banka [dži:n rizo:s sentə] A collection point for genetic material from which genetic engineers can draw a wide variety of wild genetic material. gene library, gene bank
natural resource capital přírodní zdroje (pl.), přírodní bohatství [næčəəl rizo:s kæpitəl] Natural Earth resources that sustain both humans and other species.
Global Resource Information Database Databáze stavu čerpání globálních zdrojů, GRID [gləubəl rizo:s infəmeišən deitəbeis] GRID
integrated natural resource management integrovaná správa přírodních zdrojů, integrovaná péče o přírodní zdroje [intəgreitid næčәrәl ri:so:s mænidžmənt] A conscious process of incorporating multiple aspects of natural resource use into a system of sustainable management, to meet explicit production goals of farmers and other land users (e.g., profitability, risk reduction), as well as goals of the wider c INRM
Managed Resource Protected Area chráněná oblast zvláštní péče o přírodní zdroje [manidžd ri:so:s prәtektid eriә] Managed Resource Protected Area: protected area managed mainly for the sustainable use of natural ecosystems is IUCN protected area management category VI. It is defined as an area containing predominantly unmodified natural systems, managed to ensure lon
community-based natural resource management komunitní management přírodních zdrojů [kәmju:niti beist næčәrәl ri:sors mænidžmәnt] CBNRM