Examples of using Dispersal in English and their translations into Polish
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Seed dispersal is by humans,
The Origins and Dispersal of Modern Man.
Bacterial Biofilms: Development, Dispersal, and Therapeutic Strategies in the Dawn of the Postantibiotic Era.
Polyploid organisms, irrespective of their natural range or dispersal potential;
From Introduction to Establishment and Dispersal.
It was necessary to ram several times it with dispersal.
Adoption of optimal linear grooves for maximum stability and better water dispersal.
excellent water dispersal performance. right-arrow.
And at this time on a police station prepared for dispersal of protesters.
excellent water dispersal performance.
Furthermore, exacerbated competition could lead to a dispersal of resources and skills that would be detrimental to the users' interests.
From the dispersal of the remains, it looks like someone hit her anti-proton storage
Unfortunately, wolf monitoring is a very difficult task- these large predators use vast territories, and the dispersal ranges of young individuals often exceed several hundred kilometres.
Unless, of course, you're responsible for the dispersal of this plague, in which case, you may well consider the human lives sacrificed acceptable losses?
I'm convinced. What's the dispersal rate for a bomb packed with,
although dense foliage tends to limit their dispersal.
so as to avoid the dispersal of information in various documents.
The diversification and dispersal of risk can be positive if it does not prevent risks from being controlled in the market.
developed the AGLEV® FT range of advanced agricultural clay carriers that ensure accurate dispersal and absorption for a vast range of specialized crop inputs.
Such a dispersal of information is a source of confusion