Examples of using Meteorological conditions in English and their translations into Russian
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The type of burning biomass and the prevailing meteorological conditions are likely to affect the amount
Loss of control during an attempted go-around below Decision Height in Instrument Meteorological Conditions IMC.
Rates may vary a great deal according to both wage costs and the meteorological conditions.
shallow depending on several factors such as the physical characteristics of the region, the meteorological conditions and the recharge and exploitation rates.
performed in two sites in the Helsinki area and under various meteorological conditions.
plant types, and meteorological conditions.
became poor meteorological conditions and icing of the wings.
annual variations in meteorological conditions.
Bangladesh created a cyclone warning system that relies on volunteers to alert villages of approaching meteorological conditions.
The methodology for the quantitative risk assessment includes the frequency of failures(that trigger accidents), meteorological conditions, models for effect calculations
by taking into account the meteorological conditions bad weather.
The environmental work carried out by COMRA in 2009 consisted of the collection of a set of environmental baselines including meteorological conditions, and physical, chemical,
harsh meteorological conditions and poor or non-existent infrastructure, UNHCR managed to relocate 122,000 refugees to safe locations away from the border.
Meteorological conditions, defining development of deflationary processes,
Data about the meteorological conditions in the area of the crash,
For example, global warming is a hyperobject that impacts meteorological conditions, such as tornado formation.
For each field, you can view current meteorological conditions, the 14-day weather forecast,
swell and other meteorological conditions; navigation regime;
Scientists have a fairly good understanding of the development of thunderstorms and mesocyclones, and the meteorological conditions conducive to their formation.