Ekoslovník



Výsledky hledání "stream corridor" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
stream corridor koridor podél vodního toku [stri:m korido:] A band of vegetation bordering a stream or river.
air corridor letecký koridor [eə: korido:] A prescribed routeway along which commercial and military aircraft are guided by a traffic control system.
corridor koridor [korido:] A narrow strip of land that differs from the matrix on either side.
biological corridor biologický koridor, biokoridor [bajəlodžikəl koridə]
corridor filtration filtrace koridorem [korido: filtreišәn] Selective absorption or blocking that prevents objects from crossing a corridor.
corridor planting řadová sadba [korido: pla:ntiŋ]
corridor thinning řadová probírka (mechanická) [korido: θiniŋ]
strip corridor pásový koridor [strip korido:] A wide band with a central interior environment that contains an abundance of interior species.
habitat corridor biokoridor [hæbitæt korido:] A narrow strip of undeveloped or disused land which links larger areas of conserved ground and along which animals can migrate.
line corridor liniový koridor [lain korido:] A narrow band essentially dominated throughout by edge species.
stream (2) tok, vodní tok, proud [stri:m] Any body of running water moving due to the force of gravity through clearly defined natural channels to progressively lower levels.
stream bed řečiště, říční dno [stri:m bed] streambed
jet stream tryskové proudění [džet stri:m] A narrow belt of high-altitude westerly winds in the tropopause (above 12,000 m). Their speed varies from a mean of 110 km/h in summer to about 184 km/h in winter although velocities of over 370 km/h have been recorded occasionally.
mud stream deštový ron, proud bahna s kamením [mad stri:m] mud torrent
stream (1) potok [stri:m] A small body of water, generally flowing in a natural surface channel.
stream bank břeh toku [stri:m bæŋk] streambank
stream capacity kapacita toku, množství unášeného materiálu [stri:m kəpæsiti] The potencial load that can be trasported by a stream.
stream competence unášecí schopnost toku [stri:m kompətens] The largest size of particle a stream can carry.
stream order řád toku [stri:m o:rdə] A pattern of connecting tributaries in which a length of stream is numbered according to how many upstream tributaries have joined it.
stream regulation úprava toku, regulace toku [stri:m regjuleišən]
ephemeral stream periodický tok, občasný tok [efemәrəl stri:m] Any intermittent stream, most of them found in moisture-deficient areas such as deserts.
exhaust stream proud zplodin (za raketovými nebo reaktivními motory) [egzo:st stri:m] The stream of gaseous, atomic or radiant particles that are emitted from the nozzle of a rocket or other reaction engine.
subtropical jet stream subtropické tryskové proudění, tryskové proudění subtropické [sabtropikəl džet stri:m] The subtropical jet stream is a strong, discontinuous westerly airflow which occurs in latitudes around 30°N and S.
waste stream tok odpadu [weist stri:m] The total flow of solid waste from homes, businesses, institutions and manufacturing plants that is recycled, burned, or disposed of in landfills, or segments thereof such as the 'residential waste stream' or the 'recyclable waste stream.'
intermittent stream občasný tok [intəmitənt stri:m] A stream that flows periodically.
perennial stream stálý vodní tok [pereniəl stri:m] A stream that flows all year round.