| rādītājs |
rate (The amount of change in some quantity during a time interval divided by the length of the time interval) |
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| rādītājs |
indicator (Something that provides an indication especially of trends) |
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| rādītspēja |
demonstrability (No definition needed) |
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| rāpulis |
reptile (A class of terrestrial vertebrates, characterized by the lack of hair, feathers, and mammary glands; the skin is covered with scales, they have a three chambered heart and the pleural and peritoneal cavities are continuous) |
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| rīcības grupa |
action group (A collection of persons united to address specific sociopolitical or socioeconomic concerns) |
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| rīcības kodekss, noteikumu kopums |
code of practice (A systematic collection of procedures outlining the established method of application of all relevant laws, rules or regulations to a specific endeavor) |
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| rīcības plāns ārkārtas situācijai |
emergency plan (Program of procedures to be undertaken in the event of a sudden, urgent and usually unexpected occurrence requiring immediate action, especially an incident of potential harm to human life, property or the environment) |
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| rīkojums |
decree (A declaration of the court announcing the legal consequences of the facts found) |
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| rīkojums |
ordinance (A rule established by authority; a permanent rule of action; a law or statute. In its most common meaning, the term is used to designate the enactment of the legislative body) |
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| rīsi |
rice (An erect grass, Oryza sativa, that grows in East Asia on wet ground and has drooping flower spikes and yellow oblong edible grains that become white when polished) |
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| radars |
radar (A system using beamed and reflected radiofrequency energy for detecting and locating objects, measuring distance or altitude, navigating, homing, bombing and other purposes) |
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| radiācija |
radiation (Emission of any rays from either natural or man-made origins, such as radio waves, the sun's rays, medical X-rays and the fall-out and nuclear wastes produced by nuclear weapons and nuclear energy production. Radiation is usually divided between non-ionizing radiation, such as thermal radiation (heat) and light, and nuclear radiation. Non-ionizing radiation includes ultraviolet radiation from the sun which, although it can damage cells and tissues, does not involve the ionization events of nuclear radiation) |
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| radiācijas deva |
radiation dose (The total amount of radiation absorbed by material or tissues, in the sense of absorbed dose, exposure dose, or dose equivalent) |
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| radiācijas fizika |
radiation physics (The study of ionizing radiation and its effects on matter) |
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| radiācijas iedarbība |
radiation exposure (The act or state of being subjected to electromagnetic energy strong enough to ionize atoms thereby posing a threat to human health or the environment) |
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| radiācijas ietekme |
radiation effect (Prolonged exposure to ionizing radiation from various sources can be harmful. Nuclear radiation from fallout from nuclear weapons or from power stations, background radiation from substances naturally present in the soil, exposure to X-rays can cause radiation sickness. Massive exposure to radiation can kill quickly and any person exposed to radiation is more likely to develop certain types of cancer than other members of the population) |
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| radiācijas monitorings |
radiation monitoring (The periodic or continuous surveillance or analysis of the level of radiant energy present in a given area, to determine that its prescribed amount has not been exceeded or that it meets acceptable safety standards) |
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| radiācijas radītais kaitējums |
radiation damage (Somatic and genetic damage to living organisms caused by exposure to ionizing radiation) |
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| radiaktīvo atkritumu izgāšana |
radioactive dumping (Waste generated by the emission of particulate or electromagnetic radiation resulting from the decay of the nuclei of unstable elements) |
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| radio |
radio (The process, equipment or programming involved in transmitting and receiving sound signals by electromagnetic waves) |
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