radon |
radon (A radioactive gaseous element emitted naturally from rocks and minerals where radioactive elements are present. It is released in non-coal mines, e.g. tin, iron, fluorspar, uranium. Radon is an alpha particle emitter as are its decay products and has been indicted as a cause of excessive occurrence of lung cancer in uranium miners. Concern has been expressed at radon levels in some housing usually adjacent to granite rocks or old tin mining regions) |
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raffinament tal-faħam |
coal refining (The processing of coal to remove impurities) |
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raffinerija |
refinery (A factory for the purification of some crude material such as ore, sugar, oil, etc.) |
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raffinerija taż-żejt |
oil refinery (System of process units used to convert crude petroleum into fuels, lubricants, and other petroleum-derived products) |
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raġel |
man (society, A member of the human race) |
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raggruppament ta' karbonju |
carbon pool |
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raggruppament ta' karbonju |
carbon reservoir |
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ragħa eċċessiv |
overgrazing (Intensive grazing by animals, for example cattle, sheep or goats, on an area of pasture. It has become a serious threat to the world's rangelands and grasslands. Several factors have led to overgrazing, which leads to the soil being degraded and becoming liable to erosion by wind and rain, and even to desertification. The main pressures leading to widespread overgrazing have been the need to increase the size and numbers of herds to produce more food for an increasing human population, and the transformation of traditional pasture land into plantations to grow cash crops. Throughout the dry tropics, where traditionally herds ranged over vast areas, intensive livestock-rearing schemes have taken over, mostly to provide meat for the export market. Well-digging operations have also led to heavy concentrations of animals in small areas) |
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ragħa/ ragħi |
grazing (The vegetation on pastures that is available for livestock to feed upon) |
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raġonevolezza |
reasonableness |
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raħal |
village (A group of houses and other buildings, such as a church, a school and some shops, which is smaller than a town, usually in the countryside) |
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ram |
copper (A chemical element; one of the most important nonferrous metals; a ductile and malleable metal found in various ores and used in industry, engineering, and the arts in both pure and alloyed form) |
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ramel |
sand (A loose material consisting of small mineral particles, or rock and mineral particles, distinguishable by the naked eye; grains vary from almost spherical to angular, with a diameter range from 1/16 to 2 millimeters) |
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ramel tal-qatran |
tar sand (A sandstone in which hydrocarbons have been trapped; the lighter compounds evaporate, leaving a residue of asphalt in the rock pores) |
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rapport ambjentali |
environmental report (An account or statement, usually in writing, describing in detail events, situations or conditions pertaining to the ecosystem, its natural resources or any of the external factors surrounding and affecting human life) |
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rapport annwali dwar l-emissjonijiet |
annual emissions report |
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rapport dwar l-istat tal-ambjent |
report on the state of the environment (A written account on the level of integrity and conditions of the ecosystem and natural resources in a given region, usually presented by an official person or body mandated to protect human health and the environment in that region) |
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rapport lill-Ministru |
report to the minister (A written account or statement describing in detail observations or the results of an inquiry into an event or situation and presented to any person appointed or elected to a high-level position within some political entity) |
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rapport parlamentari |
parliamentary report (A written account describing in detail observations or the results of an inquiry into an event or situation and presented to an official, deliberative body with legislative powers) |
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rapport ta' implimentazzjoni |
implementation report |
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