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| Terms for subject Environment (6310 entries) |
| taxation policy (The use of government tax and spending policies to achieve desired macroeconomic goals. Accordingly, they involve discretionary efforts to adjust governmental tax and spending to induce changes in economic incentives and, hence, to stabilize fluctuations in aggregate demand) | nodokļu politika | |
| taxonomy (The branch of biology concerned with the classification of organisms into groups based on similarities of structures, origin, etc.) | taksonomija | |
| teaching (The act of imparting knowledge or skill) | mācīšana | |
| teaching material (An article or device used to facilitate the learning process in an instructional setting) | mācību materiāls | |
| teaching method (A procedure, technique or system with definite plans for instruction or imparting knowledge) | mācīšanas metode | |
| technical information (Factual data, knowledge or instructions relating to scientific research or the development, testing, evaluation, production, use or maintenance of equipment) | tehniska informācija | |
| technical instruction (The education, instruction, or discipline pertaining to or connected with the mechanical or industrial arts and the applied sciences) | tehniska instrukcija | |
| technical regulation (A government or management prescribed rule that provides detailed or stringent requirements, either directly or by referring to or incorporating the content of a standard, technical specification or code of practice) | tehniskie noteikumi | |
| technical regulation for dangerous substances (Technical Guideline for Dangerous Substances: technical rules for handling dangerous materials) | tehniskie noteikumi attiecināti uz bīstamām vielām | |
| technological accident (An unexpected incident, failure or loss occurring through the application of practical or mechanical sciences to industry or commerce that poses potential harm to persons, property or the environment) | avārija | |
| technological change (Changing of industrial methods by introducing new technology) | tehnoloģiskās pārmaiņas | |
| technological development (No definition needed) | tehnoloģiskā attīstība | |
| technological hazard (Any application of practical or mechanical sciences to industry or commerce capable of harming persons, property or the environment) | tehnoloģiskais apdraudējums | |
| technological process (No definition needed) | tehnoloģiskais process | |
| technology (Systematic knowledge of and its application to industrial processes; closely related to engineering and science) | tehnoloģija | |
| technology acceptance (The approval, favorable reception and ongoing use of newly introduced devices and systems, usually developed from recent advances in the engineering sciences or industrial arts) | tehnoloģiskā pieņemamība | |
| technology assessment (The systematic analysis of the anticipated impact of a particular technology in regard to its safety and efficacy as well as its social, political, economic, and ethical consequences) | tehnoloģijas novērtēšana | |
| technology transfer (The transfer of development and design work: 1. from a parent company to a subsidiary, perhaps in another nation where it will be paid for in repatriated profits or royalties; 2. from one country to another as a form of aid to help promote development and sustainable growth. Many nations have made great progress on the strength of technology transfer) | tehnoloģijas nodošana | |
| tectonics | tektonika | |
| tectonics (A branch of geology dealing with the broad architecture of the outer part of the Earth, that is, the regional assembling of structural or deformation features, a study of their mutual relations, origin and historical evolution) | tektonika |