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Výsledky hledání "clear-felling system" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


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clear-felling system (GB)  holosečné hospodářství, holoseče (pl.) [kli:ə feliŋ sistəm] clear cutting system (US)
clear felling (GB) mýcení, holoseč [kli:ə feliŋ] A type of forest management. The widespread practice of completely felling and removing a stand of trees.
clear cutting system (US) holosečné hospodářství, holoseče (pl.) [kli:ə katiŋ sistəm]
system of small felling areas hospodářský způsob pasečný maloplošný (les.) [sistəm əv smo:l feliŋ eriəz]
clear-cut holoseč, mýcení, holina, provádění holosečí, paseka [kli:әkat] clear felling, clearcut, clearcutting
clear gas čirý plyn, plyn bez dehtu [kliә gæs]
clear-cutting holoseč, mýcení, holina, provádění holosečí, paseka [kli:әkatiŋ] clear felling, clearcut, clearcutting
clear-eating holožír [kli:ə i:tiŋ] clean eating
clear cutting holoseč, mýcení, holina, provádění holosečí, paseka [kli:ә katiŋ] clear felling, clearcutting
clear-felled area (GB) holoseč, holina, paseka [kli:әfeld eәriә] clearcut
felling (GB) kácení, mýcení, těžba (les.) [feliŋ] cutting (US)
felling age mýtní věk [feliŋ ejdž]
gap felling (GB) kotlíková seč [gæp feliŋ] gap cutting
advance felling předmýtní těžba [ədva:ns feliŋ] intermediate felling, intermediate cutting (US)
salvage felling (GB) kalamitní těžba, nahodilá těžba [sælvidž feliŋ] incidental felling(GB), salvage cutting (US)
preparatory felling (GB) přípravná seč [prәperәtəri feliŋ] preparatory cutting
intermediate felling (GB) předmýtní těžba [intəmi:diət feliŋ] intermediate cutting (US), advance felling (GB)
felling area těžební plocha, paseka [feliŋ eəriə] felled area
sanitation felling (GB) zdravotní seč [sæniteišən feliŋ] sanitation cutting (US)
felling control (GB) těžební úprava (les.), regulace těžby (les.) [feliŋ kәntrәul] cutting control, regulation of fellings (GB), cut regulation (US)
principal felling (GB) mýtní těžba [prinsipəl feliŋ] main felling
felling debris těžební odpad, odpad z těžby dřeva [feliŋ debri:] logging residues, logging slash, logging waste, slash, logging debris
felling method těžební metoda [feliŋ meӨәd] logging method
tending felling (GB) výchovná těžba [tendiŋ feliŋ] improvement felling (GB)
seed felling (GB) semenná seč [si:d feliŋ] seed cutting (US)
felling rotation doba obmýtní [feliŋ rəuteišən]
strip felling (GB) pruhová seč [strip feliŋ] strip cutting (US)
group felling (GB) skupinová seč, kotlíková seč [gru:p feliŋ] group cutting (US)
felling series mýtní články (pl.) [feliŋ si:ri:z]
selection felling (GB) výběrná těžba [səlekšən feliŋ] selection cutting (US)
felling volume objem těžby [feliŋ voljum]
selective felling (GB) toulavá seč, výběrová těžba [sәlektiv feliŋ] selective cutting (US), selective logging
unregulated felling nahodilá těžba [anregjuleitid feliŋ] incidental felling
regeneration felling (GB) obnovní seč [ri:dženəreišən feliŋ] regeneration cutting (US), reproduction cutting (US)
liberation felling (GB) uvolňovací seč [libəreišən feliŋ] liberation cutting (US)
final felling (GB) domýtná seč [fainəl filiŋ] final cutting (US)
exploitation felling (GB)  exploatační těžba [eksploiteišən feliŋ] exploitation cutting (US)
main felling mýtní těžba [mein feliŋ] principal felling, major harvest (US)
incidental felling (GB) nahodilá těžba [insidentəl feliŋ] unregulated felling (GB), salvage felling (GB)
shelterwood felling (GB) clonná seč [šeltәwud feliŋ] The removal of mature trees in an area in a series of partial cuttings to allow regeneration under the shade canopy of remaining trees. shelterwood cutting (US)
increment felling (GB) uvolňovací seč [inkrəmәnt feliŋ] increment cutting (US)
salvage felling timber kalamitní dříví [sælvidž feliŋ timbə]
clearing due to salvage felling (GB) kalamitní holina [kli:riŋ dju: tu sælvidž feliŋ]
tree felling machine stroj na kácení stromů [tri: feliŋ məši:n]
group-selection felling (GB) skupinovitě výběrná seč [gru:p sәlekšәn feliŋ] group-selection cutting
prescribed advance felling volume (GB) etát předmýtní těžby [při:skraibd ædvæns feliŋ volju:m] allowable intermediate cut
system systém [sistəm] An interconnected set of elements that is coherently organised around some purpose. The system is more than the sum of its parts. It can exhibit dynamic, adaptive, goal seeking, self-preserving and evolutionary behaviour.
system science systémová věda [sistəm saiəns]
system dynamics systémová dynamika, dynamika systému [sistəm dainæmiks] A system analysis method that focuses on understanding what aspects of the system change over time. The purpose of the system dynamics is to understand how the pieces of a system influence the behaviour of the system.
silvicultural system hospodářský způsob (les.) [silvikalčərəl sistəm]
degrading system degradující systém [di:greidiŋ sistəm] A system gradually decreasing in biomass or structure.
aggrading system agradující systém [əgreidiŋ sistəm] The system gradually increasing in biomass or structure.
system structure struktura systému [sistəm strakčə] The entire set of stocks, flows, feedback loops and delays that define all the interconnections in a system. The system structure determines its full range of behavioural possibilities.
system ecology systémová ekologie [sistəm i:kolədži]
silvipastoral system lesnicko-pastevecký systém [silvepæstoriәl] A land-use system combining trees with grass and other fodder species on which livestock graze. The mixture of browse, grass and herbs often supports mixed livestock species.
digestive system zažívací ústrojí, trávicí ústrojí [daidžestiv sistәm] digestive tract
system thinking systémové myšlení [sistəm Өinkiŋ] System thinking encompases a large and fairly amorphous body of methods, tools and principles oriented to looking at the interrelation of forces and seeing them as a part of a common (system) process.
system elements (pl.) prvky systému (pl.) [sistəm elәmənts]
ecological system ekosystém, ekologický systém [ekəlodžikəl sistәm] A community of organisms and their physical environment interacting as an ecological unit and the entire biological and physical content of a biotope. ecosystem
system vulnerability zranitelnost systému [sistәm vәlnәrәbilәti] The degree to which a system is susceptible to, or unable to cope with, adverse effects of climate change, including climate variability and extremes. This is a function of the character, magnitude, and rate of climate change and variation to which a syst
system environment okolí systému [sistəm invairənmənt] Factors or other systems that have an influence on the behaviour and development of the system and are not a part of the system.
saprobien system systém saprobity, saprobita [sæprəubiәn sistəm] A biological system of classifying degrees of organic pollution introduced by Kolkwitz and Marsson in 1908.
model (of a system) model (systému) [modəl əv ə sistəm] A simplified and aggregated system representation that contains the essential features of the real system.
economic system ekonomický systém, typ ekonomického systému [ekənomik sistəm] The method that a group of people uses to determine what goods and services to produce, how to produce them, how much to produce, and how to distribute them.
taxonomic system taxonomická soustava [tæksənomik sistəm]
sprout system výmladkové hospodářství [spraut sistәm] coppice system
product system produktový systém [prodakt sistəm] Collection of unit processes with elementary and product flows, performing one or more defined functions, and which models the life cycle of a product.
irrigation system zavlažovací systém, zavlažovací soustava [irigeišən sistəm]
system identity identita systému [sistəm aidentiti]
protection system ochranný systém [prətekšən sistəm] A system which acts only to prevent the reactor conditions from exceeding specified safe limits or to reduce the consequences of their being exceeded. protection system of a reactor
National System Národní systém [næšәnәl sistәm] Kyoto Protocol Party's institutions and procedures for planning, preparation and archiving of greenhouse inventory data.
nervous system nervová soustava [nə:vəs sistəm]
isolated system izolovaný systém [aisəleitid sistəm] A system that has no exchange of energy or matter with its surrounding environment.
gravity system gravitační systém [græviti sistәm] Drain or sewer system where flow is caused by the force of gravity and where the pipeline is designed to usually operate partially full.
climate system klimatický systém [klaimit sistәm] The matter, energy, and processes involved in interactions among Earth’s atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere, biosphere, and Earth-Sun interactions.
non-tillage system bezorebný systém [non tilidž sistəm]
climatic system klimatický systém [klaimætik sistəm] A complex system that comprises the atmosphere, the hydrosphere, the lithosphere, the biosphere, and such extraterrestrial factors as the Sun.
bring system donáškový systém [briŋ sistәm] System based on sorting at source, where the holder brings sorted waste to a collection point.
system integrity integrita systému [sistəm integriti]
land system krajinný systém [lænd sistəm]
combined system jednotná kanalizace, jednotný (kanalizační) systém [kәmbaind sistәm] A system of sewerage in which waste water and surface water are carried in the same drains and sewers. combined sewer
unconscious system systém, který nemá možnost vědomých rozhodnutí [ankonšəs sistəm]
sustainable system (trvale) udržitelný systém, dlouhodobě udržitelný systém [sasteinəbəl sistəm] A system that survives and functions over some specified time and that attains its full expected lifespan.
selection system výběrný hospodářský způsob, výběrné hospodářství [səlekšən sistəm]
open system otevřený systém [əupən sistəm] A system characterised by outputs that respond to inputs but where the outputs are isolated from, and have no influence on, the input. An open system does not observe and react to its own performance.
leafage system listový systém [li:fidž sistəm] foliage system
harvesting system (les.) těžební metoda [ha:vistiŋ sistәm] logging method, felling method
field system systém obhospodařování, rozdělení hospodářské půdy [fi:ld sistəm] The planned division of land into fields for agricultural use such as meadows, pastures and for arable farming.
cardiovascular system srdeční a krevní soustava, kardiovaskulární systém [ka:diəvæskjulə sistəm]
system limitation omezení systému, únosnost systému [sistəm limiteišən] The amount and kind of change which an active system can deal with.
self-organising system sebeorganizující se systém [self o:gənaiziŋ sistəm] A system which can change its system structure or system parameters to adapt to changes in, and to co-evolve with its environment.
constancy (of a system) stálost (systému), konstantnost [konstənsi əv ə sistəm] Ability of a living system, such as population, to maintain a certain size.
circulatory system oběhové ústrojí [sə:kjuleitəri sistəm] A system of arteries and veins, together with the heart, which makes the blood circulatc around the body.
vascular system cévní soustava, vaskulární systém [væskjulə sistəm]
system of agriculture zemědělská soustava [sistəm əv ægrikalčə]
system behaviour chování systému [sistəm biheivjə] The performance of the system over time.
separate system oddílná kanalizace, oddílný (kanalizační) systém [sepәrәt sistәm] A sewarage system in which foul sewage and surface water are conveyed in separate pipes. separate sewer
finite system konečný systém, ohraničený systém [fainait sistəm]
conventional system konvenční systém (tj. nikoli alternativní) [kәnvenšənəl sistəm] A system that has been traditionally used to collect municipal wastewater in gravity sewers and convey it to a central primary or secondary treatment plant.
system boundary (1) hranice systému [sistəm baundəri] A boundary that defines the system identity and autonomy. lt is permeable for inputs to and outputs from the system. lt separates the system from the system environment.