lonnaíocht iargúlta |
isolated settlement |
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lonnaíocht idirthréimhseach |
transitional settlement (A small village, community or group of houses, or other shelters, usually located in a thinly populated area and existing there for only a short time) |
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lonnaíocht suiteoirí |
squatter settlement (Settlement on land or property to which there is no legal title) |
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lonnaíocht tuaithe |
rural settlement (A collection of dwellings located in a rural area) |
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lonnaíocht uirbeach |
urban settlement (A collection of dwellings located in an urban area) |
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lonnú daonna |
human settlement (Cities, towns, villages, and other concentrations of human populations which inhabit a given segment or area of the environment. Human settlements are associated with numerous and complex environmental, pollution, and living condition problems for planning and management) |
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lonrachas |
luminosity (The functional relationship between stellar magnitude and the number and distribution of stars of each magnitude interval. Also known as relative luminosity factor) |
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lóraí rua is gorm |
red and blue lory |
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lorg aerárthaigh |
aircraft footprint |
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lorg carbóin |
carbon dioxide footprint |
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lorg comhshaoil |
environmental footprint |
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lorg comhshaoil eagraíochta |
organisation environmental footprint |
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lorg comhshaoil táirge |
product environmental footprint |
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lorg COsub2sub |
carbon dioxide footprint |
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lorg éiceolaíoch |
ecological footprint |
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loscadh |
incineration |
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loscadh |
incineration (Controlled process by which solid, liquid, or gaseous combustible wastes are burned and changed into gases; residue produced contains little or no combustible material) |
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loscadh céimneach |
staged incineration |
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loscadh dramhaíola |
incineration of waste (The controlled burning of solid, liquid, or gaseous combustible wastes to produce gases and solid residues containing little or no combustible material in order to reduce the bulk of the original waste materials) |
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loscadh sloda |
sludge incineration (A method used for drying and reducing sludge volume and weight. Since incineration requires auxiliary fuel to obtain and maintain high temperature and to evaporate the water contained in the incoming sludge, concentration techniques should be applied before incineration. Sludge incineration is a two-step process involving drying and combustion after a preceding dewatering process, such as filters, drying beds, or centrifuges) |
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