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Výsledky hledání "sealed radioactive source" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


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sealed source uzavřený zářič [si:ld so:s] A radioactive source sealed in a container or having a bonded cover. sealed emitter, sealed radioactive source
radioactive source radioaktivní zdroj, zdroj radioaktivního záření [reidi:əuæktiv so:s] Any quantity of radioactive material which is intended for use as a source of ionizing radiation.
sealed brood zavíčkovaný plod [si:ld bru:d]
sealed emitter uzavřený zářič [si:ld әmitә] A radioactive source sealed in a container or having a bonded cover. sealed source
source (1) zřídlo, zdroj [so:s] The point of origin of material and energy flows used by a system.
source (2) zdroj (znečištění) [so:s] The point of emission of an air pollutant.
source (3) zdroj [so:s] A principal part of the geochemical cycle in which an element or its compound are produced.
radioactive radioaktivní [reidi:əuæktiv] Of, pertaining to, exhibiting or caused by radioactivity.
nonpoint source plošný zdroj, difúzní zdroj [non point so:s] A diffuse pollution source, i.e. without a single point of origin or not introduced into a receiving stream from a specific outlet. E.g. agriculture, mining, construction, dams, etc... area emission source, non-point source, diffuse source
non-point source plošný zdroj, difúzní zdroj [non point so:s] A diffuse pollution source, i.e. without a single point of origin or not introduced into a receiving stream from a specific outlet. E.g. agriculture, mining, construction, dams, etc... area emission source, nonpoint source, diffuse source
point source (1) bodový zdroj [point so:s] In air pollution, a stationary source of a large individual emission, generally of an industrial nature. specific source
point source (2) bodový zdroj [point so:s] Any discernible, confined and discrete conveyance including, but not limited to any pipe ditch, channel, tunnel, conduit, well, discrete fissure, container, rolling stock, vessel or other floating craft from which pollutants are or may be discharged.
pollution source zdroj znečištění, zdroj [pəlu:šən so:s] Any naturalprocess or human activity which can endanger or damage the environment by a discharge of pollutants. source of pollution
source and sinks (pl.) zdroje a odpad (pl.), zdroje a odpadní rezervoár (pl.) [so:s ænd siŋks] The location at which mass is either added to or removed from an open system.
source habitat zdrojový biotop [so:s hæbitæt] Habitat in which local reproductive success exceeds local mortality for a given species.
source of air pollution zdroj znečišť'ování ovzduší [so:s əv eə pəlu:šən] A facility containing stationary equipmentfor burning fuels such as a mine or any other plant, equipment or place which produces substances that can pollute the air.
source of emission zdroj emisí [so:s әv әmišәn] emission source
area source plošný zdroj emisí [erijә so:s] The number of small individual combustion sources, often including vehicles, in an area where their exact position is not pinpointed and the emissions are regarded as being distributed evenly over the area. non-point source, area emission source
source of pollution zdroj znečištění [so:s əv pəlu:šən]
source population zdrojová populace [so:s popjәleišәn] Population in a source habitat.
emission source zdroj emisí [әmišən so:s] A chemical process, building, furnace, plant or other entity responsible for the discharge of pollutants or contaminants into the environment. source of emission, emitting source, emitter, emittor
specific source bodový zdroj [spesifik so:s] In air pollution, a stationary source of a large individual emission, generally of an industrial nature. point source
emitting source zdroj emisí [әmitiŋ so:s] emission source, emitter, emittor
radioactive decay radioaktivní přeměna, radioaktivní rozpad [reidi:əuæktiv di:kei] A spontaneous nuclear transformation in which particles of gamma radiation are emitted or X radiation is emitted following orbital electron capture or the nucleus undergoes spontaneous fission. radioactive disintegration
radioactive decontamination dekontaminace, odmoření [reidi:əuæktiv di:kontæmineišən] The removal of radioactive contamination from an object or body of material. decontamination
radioactive effluent vypouštěné radioaktivní látky (pl.) [reidi:əuæktiv eflu:ənt]
radioactive element radioaktivní prvek [reidi:əuæktiv elimənt] An element all of whose isotopes spontaneously transform into one or more different nuclides, giving off various types of radiation.
radioactive fallout radioaktivní spad, spad radioaktivních částic [reidi:əuæktiv fo:laut] 1. Radioactive particles produced in a nuclear explosion in the atmosphere which are settled on the Earth's surface. 2. The descent to the Earth's surface of radioactive particles produced in a nuclear explosion in the atmosphere.
radioactive chain rozpadový řetězec, řetězec radionuklidů [reidi:euæktiv čein] A series of nuclides in which each member transforms into the next through radioactive decay (not including spontaneous fission) until a stable nuclide has been formed. decay family, decay series, disintegration chain, radioactive series, decay chain
radioactive isotope radioaktivní izotop [reidi:əuæktiv aisətəup] Natural or artificial isotope which sends out radiation, used in radiotherapy.
radioactive material radioaktivní látka, radioaktivní materiál [reidi:əuæktiv məti:riəl] A material of which one or more constituents exhibit radioactivity. active material
radioactive precipitation radioaktivní srážky (pl.) [reidi:əuæktiv prәsipiteišən] The precipitation which has fallen through a layer of the atmosphere contaminated with radioactive matter and which has absorbed the matter thereby becoming radioactive.
radioactive series rozpadový řetězec, řetězec radionuklidů [reidi:euæktiv siri:z] A series of nuclides in which each member transforms into the next through radioactive decay (not including spontaneous fission) until a stable nuclide has been formed. decay family, decay series, disintegration chain, decay chain
radioactive substance radioaktivní látka, radioaktivní materiál [reidi:әuæktiv sabstәns] A material of which one or more constituents exhibit radioactivity. active material, radioactive material
radioactive cemetery úložiště radioaktivních odpadů [reidi:əuæktiv seməteri] A site reserved for dumping undesirable radioactive objects, with the appropriate protection. burial ground, graveyard
radioactive tracer radioaktivní stopovací látka, značený atom [reidi:əuæktiv treisə] A radioisotope (e.g. bromine-82) used for measuring the flow of sewage or sludge in sewer or pipelines.
radioactive concentrate radioaktivní koncentrát [reidi:əuæktiv konsәntreit] The product that comes from the processing of radioactive minerals that present a thorium or uranium content higher than the original in nature.
radioactive waste radioaktivní odpad [reidi:əuæktiv weist] Any waste that emit radiation in excess of normal background level, including the toxic by-products of the nuclear energy industry.
radioactive contamination radioaktivní zamoření, radioaktivní kontaminace, kontaminace radioaktivní látkou [reidi:əuæktiv kәntæmineišən] The contamination of any material, surface or environment or of a person by radioactive substances.
land-based source pevninový zdroj (např. znečištění moří) [lænd beisd so:s]
mobile pollution source mobilní zdroj znečištění [məubail pəlu:šən so:s] Mobile equipment with combustion or other engines that pollute the air, particularly motor vehicles, railway vehicles, ships and airplanes.
non-polluting source of energy zdroj energie neznečišťující prostředí [non pəlu:tiŋ so:s əv enədži]
source and sink dynamics dynamika zdroje a propadu [so:s ænd siŋk dainæmiks]
area emission source plošný zdroj emisí [eriə emišən so:s] The number of small individual combustion sources, often including vehicles, in an area where their exact position is not pinpointed and the emissions are regarded as being distributed evenly over the area. area source, non-point source
radioactive waste management hospodaření s radioaktivními odpady [reidi:əuæktiv weist mænidžmənt]
radioactive half-life poločas radioaktivní přeměny, poločas (radioaktivního) rozpadu [reidi:əuæktiv ha:f laif] For a single radioactive decay process, the mean time required for the activity to decrease to half its value by that process. half-life period, half-life
discharge of radioactive materials vypouštění radioaktivních odpadů, vypouštění radioaktivních odpadních látek [disča:dž əv reidijəuæktiv məti:rijəlz] The controlled emission of radioactive materials into the atmosphere or into waters in the operation of nuclear installations.
long-lived radioactive waste radioaktivní odpad s dlouhým poločasem rozpadu, dlouhodobý radioaktivní odpad [loŋ livd reidijəuæktiv weist]
short-lived radioactive waste radioaktivní odpad s krátkým poločasem rozpadu, krátkodobý radioaktivní odpad [šo:t livd reidi:əuæktiv weist]
radioactive aerosol contamination meter (US) měřič kontaminace radioaktivními aerosoly, měřič zamoření radioaktivními aerosoly [reidi:әuæktiv erisol kәntæmineišәn mi:tә] An air contamination metre utilising aerosol sampling and measuring devices. radioactive aerosol contamination metre (GB)
radioactive aerosol contamination metre (GB) měřič kontaminace radioaktivními aerosoly, měřič zamoření radioaktivními aerosoly [reidi:əuæktiv erisol kәntæmineišən mi:tə] An air contamination metre utilising aerosol sampling and measuring devices. radioactive aerosol contamination meter (US)
radioactive aerosol contamination monitor monitor kontaminace radioaktivními aerosoly, monitor zamoření radioaktivními aerosoly [reidi:əuæktiv erIsol kәntæmineišən monitə] An air contamination monitor utilising aerosol sampling and measuring devices.