| uranio |
uranium (A metallic element highly toxic and radioactive; used as nuclear fuel) |
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| uranio aberastu |
enriched uranium (Uranium whose concentration of uranium-235, which is able to sustain a nuclear chain reaction, is increased by removing uranium-238) |
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| uraren analisi |
water analysis (Study of the chemical, physical and biological properties of water) |
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| uraren arazketa |
water purification (Any of several processes in which undesirable impurities in water are removed or neutralized) |
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| uraren arazketa |
water treatment (Purification of water to make it suitable for drinking or for any other use) |
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| uraren babes |
water conservation (The protection, development and efficient management of water resources for beneficial purposes) |
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| uraren babes |
water protection (Measures to conserve surface and groundwater; to ensure the continued availability of water for growing domestic, commercial and industrial uses and to ensure sufficient water for natural ecosystems) |
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| uraren banaketa-sare |
water distribution system (The system of pipes supplying water to communities and industries) |
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| uraren banaketa-sistema |
water distribution system (The system of pipes supplying water to communities and industries) |
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| uraren berrerabilera |
water reuse (Use of process wastewater or treatment facility effluent in a different manufacturing process) |
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| uraren birsortze |
water regeneration (A process in which naturally occurring microorganisms, plants, trees or geophysical processes break down, degrade or filter out hazardous substances or pollutants from a body of water, cleansing and treating contaminated water without human intervention) |
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| uraren desmineralizazio |
water demineralisation (The removal of minerals from water by chemical, ion-exchange, or distillation procedures) |
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| uraren ekologia |
aquatic ecology (The study of the relationships among aquatic living organisms and between those organisms and their environment) |
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| uraren erabilera |
water utilisation (Three types of water use are distinguished: 1. withdrawal, where water is taken from a river, or surface or underground reservoir, and after use returned to a natural water body, e.g. water used for cooling in industrial processes. Such return flows are particularly important for downstream users in the case of water taken from rivers; 2. consumptive, which starts with withdrawal but in this case without any return, e.g. irrigation, steam escaping into the atmosphere, water contained in final products, i.e. it is no longer available directly for subsequent uses; 3. non-withdrawal, i.e. the in situ use of a water body for navigation (including the floating of logs by the lumber industry), fishing, recreation, effluent disposal and hydroelectric power generation) |
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| uraren estatistika |
water statistics (No definition needed) |
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| uraren gatzgabetze |
water desalination (Any mechanical procedure or process where some or all of the salt is removed from water) |
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| uraren gazitasun |
water salinity (The degree of dissolved salts in water measured by weight in parts per thousand) |
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| uraren gezatze |
water desalination (Any mechanical procedure or process where some or all of the salt is removed from water) |
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| uraren gogortasun |
water hardness (The amount of calcium and magnesium salts dissolved in water) |
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| uraren hondo |
water bottom (The floor upon which any body of water rests) |
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