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ზრდა, ნამატი
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Growth, английский
- Increase in diameter, basal area, height, and volume of individual trees or stands during a given period of time. also known as increment (17).
- 1. the process of increasing in size the growth in the population since 1960 the disease stunts children’s growth. 2. a cyst or tumour the doctor found a cancerous growth on the left breast. he had an operation to remove a small growth from his chin.
- Расширение; наращивание; рост; прирост; возрастание увеличение
- An increase in magnitude of some aggregate (->aggregation) measure (->variable) of a system, e.g., growth in gross national product or in complexity. growth need not be desirable, e.g., growth in unemployment or in violence on television. there are two kinds of growth phenomena, (1) growth in numerority, e.g., population growth or growth in the number of cars produced, and (2) growth in structure, e.g., growth of a crystal or of an enterprise. without 35 reference to external conditions (->adaptation), structural growth recognises several principles. growth (a) by nucleation
- Secondary creep
Increment, английский
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Grub, английский
- To clear a site by removing roots, stumps, and the like.
- A coarse but common term for provisions in general—
Growth, английский
- Increase in diameter, basal area, height, and volume of individual trees or stands during a given period of time. also known as increment (17).
- 1. the process of increasing in size the growth in the population since 1960 the disease stunts children’s growth. 2. a cyst or tumour the doctor found a cancerous growth on the left breast. he had an operation to remove a small growth from his chin.
- Расширение; наращивание; рост; прирост; возрастание увеличение
- An increase in magnitude of some aggregate (->aggregation) measure (->variable) of a system, e.g., growth in gross national product or in complexity. growth need not be desirable, e.g., growth in unemployment or in violence on television. there are two kinds of growth phenomena, (1) growth in numerority, e.g., population growth or growth in the number of cars produced, and (2) growth in structure, e.g., growth of a crystal or of an enterprise. without 35 reference to external conditions (->adaptation), structural growth recognises several principles. growth (a) by nucleation
- Secondary creep
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