| sākotnējā apmācība |
initial training (Any education, instruction or discipline occurring at the beginning of an activity, task, occupation or life span) |
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| sākotnējais izvērtējums |
preliminary assessment |
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| sākotnējais izvērtējums |
preliminary evaluation |
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| sākumizglītība |
primary education (The first five or six years of instruction in elementary schools) |
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| sākumlapa |
homepage (The preset document that is displayed after starting a World Wide Web browser, or the main World Wide Web document in a series of related documents) |
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| sāls |
salt (The reaction product when a metal displaces the hydrogen of an acid) |
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| sāls koncentrācijas palielināšanās ūdenī |
water desalination (Any mechanical procedure or process where some or all of the salt is removed from water) |
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| sāls korķis |
salt plug (A mass of salt which is injected as a diapir (a dome in which the overlying rocks have been ruptured by the squeezing-out of plastic core material) into overlying sedimentary rocks, thereby piercing and deforming them. The mechanism is similar to that of an intrusive magma, with the salt deforming and behaving plastically under pressure. It is of great economic importance because it assists in the formation of a "trap" structure for oil accumulation, in addition to its associated deposits of anhydrite, gypsum and sulphur) |
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| sāls noslodze |
salt load |
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| sāls pļava |
salt meadow (A meadow subject to overflow by salt water) |
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| sāls purvs |
salt marsh (Areas of brackish, shallow water usually found in coastal areas and in deltas. There are also inland marshes in arid areas where the water has a high salt level because of evaporation. They are environmentally delicate areas, extremely vulnerable to pollution by industrial or agricultural chemicals, or to thermal pollution, which often results when river water has been used as the coolant in power stations and industrial plants) |
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| sāls saturs |
salt content (Amount of salt contained in a solution) |
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| sālsezers |
salina (A place where crystalline salt deposits are formed or found, such as a salt flat or pan, a salada, or a salt lick) |
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| sālsūdens |
salt water (Water of the seas, distinguished by high salinity) |
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| sālsskābe |
hydrochloric acid (A solution of hydrogen chloride gas in water; a poisonous, pungent liquid forming a constant-boiling mixture at 20% concentration in water; widely used as a reagent, in organic synthesis, in acidizing oil wells, ore reduction, food processing, and metal cleaning and pickling. Also known as muriatic acid, HCl) |
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| sārmaina augsne |
alkali soil (Soil that contains sufficient exchangeable sodium to interfere with water penetration and crop growth, either with or without appreciable quantities of soluble salts) |
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| sārmaina zeme |
alkali land (Any geomorphic area, often a level lake-like plain, with soil containing a high percentage of mineral salts, located especially in arid regions) |
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| sārmainums |
basicity (The state of a solution of containing an excess of hydroxyl ions) |
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| sārms |
lye (The alkaline solution that is obtained from the leaching of wood ashes) |
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| sēkla |
seed (A mature fertilized plant ovule, consisting of an embryo and its food store surrounded by a protective seed coat (testa); biology) |
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