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| Terms for subject Environment (6310 entries) |
| raster (One of the two major types of internal data organization used in GIS. Raster systems superimpose a regular grid over the area of interest and associate each cell-or pixel, to use the image term- with one or more data records. The values associated with each grid cell may represent either real values or any scalar or nominal data values associated with the cell coordinates. Among the strengths of the raster method is its ability to accept data directly from remote sensing systems and to represent transitional information. Raster systems tend to be relatively storage-intensive and this imposes practical limits on the area of coverage, the resolution, or both of these. Capacity constraints are, however, becoming less significant as computer memory and storage become more powerful and as data compression techniques become more readily available) | rastrs | |
| raster to vector (Methods to convert remotely sensed raster data to vector format. A number of raster-to-vector and vector-to-raster conversion procedures have been developed and introduced to current releases of many GIS packages) | rastrvektora konversija | |
| rate (The amount of change in some quantity during a time interval divided by the length of the time interval) | koeficients | |
| rate (The amount of change in some quantity during a time interval divided by the length of the time interval) | rādītājs | |
| raw material (A crude, unprocessed or partially processed material used as feedstock for a processing operation) | izejviela | |
| raw material consumption (The developed countries depend on a stable supply of raw materials for their industries. Total resource requirements are increasing rapidly over the entire world. In developed countries, although population is increasing slowly, per capita use is increasing rapidly, while the opposite is happening in developing countries. Traditionally raw materials have been classified as non-renewable resources, but a distinction may be important between "loosable" resources, such as oil and coal, and "non-loosable" resources, such as metals, which can be used several times over by recycling processes) | izejvielu patēriņš | |
| raw material securing (Measures used to ensure the provision of or the access to crude, unprocessed or partially processed materials used as feedstock for processing or manufacturing) | izejvielu nodrošināšana | |
| raw water (Water that has not been treated) | dabisks ūdens | |
| reaction kinetics (That branch of physical chemistry concerned with the mechanisms and rates of chemical reactions) | reakcijas kinētika | |
| reactor (A device that introduces either inductive or capacitive reactance into a circuit, such as a coil or capacitor) | reaktors | |
| reactor safety (Those studies and activities that seek to minimise the risk of a nuclear reactor accident) | reaktora drošība | |
| reafforestation | meža atjaunošana | |
| reasonableness | pieejamība | |
| receiving body of water | saņēmēja ūdenstilpe | |
| receiving body of water | saņēmēji ūdeņi | |
| receiving body of water | saņēmējs ūdensobjekts | |
| receiving water medium | saņēmējs ūdensobjekts | |
| receiving water medium | saņēmēja ūdenstilpe | |
| receiving water medium | saņēmēji ūdeņi | |
| receiving waters | saņēmējs ūdensobjekts |