| stress |
stress (A stimulus or succession of stimuli of such magnitude as to tend to disrupt the homeostasis of the organism) |
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| stress |
stress |
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| stress environnemental |
Environmental stress |
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| stress hydrique |
water stress |
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| stress psychologique |
psychological stress |
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| stress psychologique |
psychological stress (Strain or disequilibrium of the mind especially in its affective or cognitive functions, or the physical or mental stimulus, agent or experience that causes such an imbalance) |
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| stress urbain |
urban stress |
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| stress urbain |
urban stress (A state of bodily or mental tension developed through city living, or the physical, chemical, or emotional factors that give rise to that tension) |
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| strigiformes |
typical owls |
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| strigops kakapo |
kakapo |
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| strigops kakapo |
owl parrot |
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| strippage de l'ammoniaque |
ammonia stripping |
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| stripping |
stripping |
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| strié |
striated |
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| strontium |
strontium (A soft silvery-white element of the alkaline earth group of metals, occurring chiefly as celestite and as strontianite. Its compounds burn with a crimson flame and are used in fire works) |
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| structure agricole |
agricultural real estate |
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| structure agricole |
agricultural structure (The buildings, machinery, facilities, related to agricultural production) |
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| structure atmosphérique |
atmospheric structure (The gaseous area surrounding the planet is divided into several concentric spherical strata (layers, like shells) separated by narrow transition zones. The boundaries are know as "pause". More than 99% of the total atmospheric mass is concentrated in the first 40 km from the Earth's surface. Atmospheric layers are characterized by differences in chemical composition that produce variations in temperature) |
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| structure bâtie |
built structure |
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| structure bâtie |
built structure (Any structure made of stone, bricks, wood, concrete, or steel, built with a roof and walls, such as a house or factory) |
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