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Conservation terrace
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An earthen embankment constructed across a slope for conducting water from above at a regulated flow to prevent accelerated erosion and to conserve water. compare - hillslope terrace. sw & gsst
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Conservatio [onis, f], латинский
Conservatio, onis, f, латинский
Conservation, английский
- Protection, improvement, and wise use of natural resources according to principles that will assure utilization of the resource to obtain the highest economic and/or social benefits (17).
- The sustainable use of forest resources in a manner that does not degrade the collective resource values of a region over the long term
- Сохранение
Conservation, французский
Dans la théorie du développement cognitif de piaget, il s'agit du concept selon lequel l'aspect quantitatif d'une chose n'est pas affecté par un changement dans l'apparence de la chose. par exemple, un enfant qui ne poss
Conservation center for art & historic artifacts, английский
Conservation compliance provision, английский
Положение закона о гарантированном обеспечении продо вол ь с т ви ем, лишающее возможности участия в программах мсх сша фермеров, не способствующих осуществлению местных планов охраны почв
Conservation cost - sharing program, английский
Программа почвоохранных мероприятий, финансируемая совместно штатом и фермерами
Conservation crop, английский
Conservation deduction, английский
Уменьшение налога при использовании фермером части земель для почвоохранных целей
Conservation div. (usgs), английский
Conservation d`un monument, французский
Conservation easement, английский
Участок земли, предоставленный землевладельцем для общественного использования в мелиоративных или рекреационных целях
Conservation efforts, pi, английский
Почвоохранные мероприятия
Conservation farming, английский
Conservation goal, английский
Принцип консервации (принцип экономии ресурсов адресного пространства при его выделении пользователю)
Conservation lak, английский
A principle of great importance in a variety of scientific constructs. in the physics of closed systems, energy neither increases nor decreases as the system evolves (->first law of thermodynamics). no known case has contradicted this law. energy merely changes its form and usability with all quantities always summing to a fixed total. in information theory the total amount of information transmitted within a system is a similar constant. it can be decomposed in numerous ways leaving no quantity unaccounted for. conserved quantities are also called invariants and the conceptualization of quantities such that a conservation law remains true usually leads to powerful theories or accounting algebras.
Conservation movement, английский
Conservation of arctic flora and fauna, английский
Conservation officer, английский
Администратор органа по охране окружающей среды (англия)
Conservation policy nomograph, английский
Номограмма для выбора наименее эрозионноопасного способа использования земель
Conservation pool, английский
Водоем для сохранения запаса воды
Embankment, английский
- A bank of earth, gravel, or other material constructed above the natural ground surface; often used to carry a road, or as a dam to hold back water.
- An earth, stone, or concrete construction erected to shut in or confine a river.
Constructed, английский
Построенный
Conducting, английский
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Constructional [geomorphology], английский
(adjective) said of a landform that owes its origin, form, position, or general character to depositional (aggradational) processes, such as the accumulation of sediment (e.g., alluvial fan, volcanic cone). compare - aggradation, destructional, erosional. gg
Cone karst, английский
A variety of kegel karst topography, common in the tropics (e.g. puerto rico, pacific basin islands) characterized by steep-sided, cone-shaped residual hills and ridges separated by star-shaped depressions, broader valleys, or lagoons. these hills and ridges have steep, convex side slopes and rounded tops that are dissected into secondary karst surfaces with shafts and various forms of karren microfeatures.
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