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n concentration

concentration camp.

n concentration camp

see. Maximum permissible concentration.

a concentration; konsentratsion lager concentration camp

n 1) concentration; 2) kim. concentration, content (level)

– an absolute or relative magnitude of concentration of the pollutants in the environment.

решимость; старание, прилежание, усердие diligence; decisiveness; zeal éffort, bonne concentration عَزْمٌ، جَهْدٌ

heightening of a level of primary products of waters due to increase of biogenic elements’ concentration in them.

— floor level of a substance concentration at which its presence can be detected by a particular analytical method.

concentration (activity) of hydrogen ions in water solution or fluid phase of soil. A. is specified by pH (a negative log of the hydrogen ions' activity).

Penetration into water, air and soil of microorganisms, chemicals, toxic substances, wastes, or wastewater in concentration making them unacceptable for use.

[Greek hypo – below, under and Latin oxygenium – oxygen] – low concentration of oxygen in bloodstream. One of the reasons of H. is the heighten air humidity at the lowere

(littér., physiol.): la concentration des choses les plus importantes, le centre symbolique de quelque chose - Пуп земли – 1) диққат-эътиборни ўзига жалб қилиб турган нар

[Greek hypo — below, under and kapnos — smoke] — a morbid state of an organism (short breath) caused by an abatement of concentration of carbonic acid in blood resulted f

– maximum admissible concentration of pollutants permitted to be discharged during an fixed period of time (as a rule, calendar year); is established by power bodies of t

— increasing of concentration of those or other matters or energy above natural (background or tolerance limits of norms), and also introduction of matters, organisms and

[Greek hyper — above, over and kapnos — smoke] — a morbid state of an organism (sleepiness, narcosis) caused by the heightened concentration of carbonic acid in bloodstre

Legal acts being a part of the environmental regulatory system in the Soviet Union are still applied in the territory of CIS countries. Sanitary norms set requirements on

– a substance which is capable to cause any harm to health of the people or environment. In legislation of a number of countries (the USA, Germany, Canada, Japan, Russia)