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Výsledky hledání "source population" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
source population zdrojová populace [so:s popjәleišәn] Population in a source habitat.
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.
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
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]
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.
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
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
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 source uzavřený zářič [si:ld so:s] A radioactive source sealed in a container or having a bonded cover. sealed emitter, sealed radioactive source
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
emitting source zdroj emisí [әmitiŋ so:s] emission source, emitter, emittor
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.
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
source habitat zdrojový biotop [so:s hæbitæt] Habitat in which local reproductive success exceeds local mortality for a given species.
population populace, obyvatelstvo, zalidnění, osídlení, skupina lidí [popjuleišən]
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
non-polluting source of energy zdroj energie neznečišťující prostředí [non pəlu:tiŋ so:s əv enədži]
land-based source pevninový zdroj (např. znečištění moří) [lænd beisd so:s]
source and sink dynamics dynamika zdroje a propadu [so:s ænd siŋk dainæmiks]
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.
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.
density of population  hustota obyvatel, zalidnění [densiti əv popjuleišən]
population profile profil populace [popjuleišən prəufail] A particular way of representing the population of a country.
working-age population populace v produktivním věku, obyvatelstvo v produktivním věku [wə:kiŋ eidž popjuleišən]
population decline pokles populace, úbytek populace [popjuleišən diklain]
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 density hustota osídlení [popjuleišən densiti]
sink population propadová populace [siŋk popjuleišәn] Population in a sink habitat.
population differentiation diferenciace populace [popjuleišən difərenši:eišən] The process of dividing a population into genetically different subpopulations.
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.
population growth rate rychlost růstu populace, míra populačního růstu [popjuleišən grəuӨ reit]
density of fish population rybnatost [densiti əv fiš popjuleišən]
Population Viability Analysis analýza životaschopnosti populace [popjuleišәn vaiәbilәti әnælisis] PVA
ecological population density ekologická hustota populace [ekəlodžikəl popjuleišən densiti] The number of individuals of a population per unit area of habitat.
ecologically functional population ekologicky funkční populace [ekәlodžikli fәŋšәnәl popjәleišәn] Population that is of a sufficient size to fulfil its ecological roles.
minimum viable population minimální životaschopná populace [minimәm vaiәbәl popjuleišәn] MVP
population growth curve růstová křivka populace, křivka růstu populace [popjuleišən grəuӨ ke:v]
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.
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.
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]