the crux of the matter ishning mohiyati
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42 · страница 1 из 3place the matter into the hands of a solicitor;
выяснение обстоятельств дела exposure of facts of the matter
1) merits of case, fact of the matter; 2) in short, cut a long story short
delay, procrastination; ишни кечиктириш (пайсалга солиш) delay of the matter.
preservation, storage; moddaning saqlanish qonuni the law of conservation of matter
substance, matter, content; валютанинг олтин таркиби gold content of a unit of the currency.
scientific discipline the objective of which is revealing of a geologic power of living matter in geochemistry and energy of a planet as a whole.
heightened inflow of energy or matter resulted from human activity causing the suppression of functions of ecosystem; it can be acute or chronic (by Yu. Odum).
underground waters that come into an underground hydrosphere from depths of the Earth, where they are formed as a result of degasification of matter of Earth mantle.
— magnitude, reverse to intensity of the process (a unit of measure depending on a type of a component); time needed for actuation of a quality unit of matter in process
– flow of particles (electrons, positrons, positive protons, neutrons) and quantas (x-ray, gamma rays) of electromagnetic radiation, passing through the matter of which r
any currents of matter, energy and information generated directly in the environment or expected to be generated in result of the anthropogenous activity and causing the
a body created simultaneously by living organisms and by inert processes and being by itself a regular structure composed from a living and inert matter. The examples of
transitional line between the adjacent landscape complexes characterized by heightened intensity of lateral processes, diversity of ecological conditions and, as a conseq
organic sludge and remains of organisms in an aquatic habitat; in a science about soils - the debris of vegetative matter (humus); in geology a shallow detritus matters i
[Latin accumulare — to accumulate] — elementary landscape formed in the negative shapes of a relief. It is characterized by dominance of a process of accumulation of matt
1) taking up of a (contaminating) matter from a solution or mixture of gases by all mass (bulk) of fluid (called an absorbent); 2) absorption of light (or radio waves, so
amount of organic matter produced in a unit of time per a unit of area by living organisms, included in composition of this or that ecosystem (e.g. kg / hectare per a yea
[dynamics + Greek autos – self and chthon – ground] – oscillations in result of interaction between parts of a system without structural changes, which stay within the li