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Terms for subject Environment (24829 entries)
Lösung von Umweltproblemen environmental problem solving
Lösung von Umweltproblemen environmental problem solving (The activity of finding solutions for troublesome or perplexing situations involving ecological or natural resources)
Lösungsmittel solvent (Substance, generally a liquid, capable of dissolving another substance)
Lösungsmittelextraktion solvent extraction
Lösungsmittelrichtlinie solvent directive
Lösungsmittelrückgewinnung solvent recovery (Solvent recovery is a widely practised form of recycling where spent solvents are distilled and reused. However, the cheaper solvents are often incinerated or dumped in hazardous waste landfill sites)
Lotsendienst pilotage (The service provided by a pilot, one who controls the movements of a ship or aircraft by visual or electronic means)
Lotsendienst pilotage
Löwenäffchen golden lion tamarins
Löwenäffchen golden marmosets
Löwenäffchen golden tamarins
Löwenäffchen maned tamarins
lückenlose Erfassung von der Entstehung bis zur Entsorgung life cycle
lückiger basophiler oder Kalk-Pionierrasen rupiculous calcareous or basophilic grasslands
Luft ambient air
Luft air (A predominantly mechanical mixture of a variety of individual gases forming the earth's enveloping atmosphere)
Luft-Wasser-Wechselwirkung air-water interaction
Luft-Wasser-Wechselwirkung air-water interaction (The physical processes at the air-water interface: momentum, heat and mass transfer across the air-water interface, mixing of surface water by wind stress and wave breaking, directional wave spectra and wave forces on offshore structures. The air-water interaction is measured by the turbulence and gas exchanges resulting from the mixing of the water column by wind)
luftbedürftige Bakterie aerobic bacteria
Luftbewegung air movement (Air movements within the Earth's atmospheric circulation; also called planetary winds. Two main components are recognized: first, the latitudinal meridional component due to the Coriolis force (a deflecting motion or force discussed by G.G. de Coriolis in 1835. The rotation of the Earth causes a body moving across its surface to be deflected to the right in the N hemisphere and to the left in the S hemisphere); and secondly, the longitudinal component and the vertical movement, resulting largely from varying pressure distributions due to differential heating and cooling of the Earth's surface)