Examples of using Mineralisation in English and their translations into Russian
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Specific feature of Moldavian aquifers is elevated mineralisation(total dissolved solids) which is related to availability of soluble gypsum minerals in water bearing sediments.
If not compensated for, this ground mineralisation may produce erratic sounds known as‘ground noise.
the lower grade‘halo' gold mineralisation was not adequately sampled or explored.
If detecting areas of extremely variable mineralisation detect along the ground contours rather than across them.
its well-balanced mineralisation, its natural taste
They provide greater depth and sensitivity compared to a Double D coil of equivalent size in low-medium mineralisation.
Postfiltration takes advantages of activated carbon's adsorping properties and usage of mineralisation technology reintroduces beneficial minerals into water.
Only if the mineralisation in the chin area inside the mandible is low
The mineralisation to CO2 was negligible(<
Percent formation and mineralisation half-lives are available from these studies,
Ondrášovka is recommended for long term drinking due to low mineralisation levels and at the same time it contains minerals in the necessary amounts which are important for proper growth and good function of the organism.
no mechanical soil disturbance reduce the rate of mulch decomposition and decrease the mineralisation of soil organic matter due to reduced air flow,
While work to determine the relationship between the disequilibrium rate and lithology and mineralisation has been carried out,
The mineralisation occurs as lenses, sub-bands, rolls
In plan, mineralisation is shaped like winding ribbons that follow the geological boundary of the stratal oxidation zone.
Microbial mineralisation to carbon dioxide is generally slow.
The mineralisation of endosulfan is< 5.
is dependent on the thickness of the mineralisation.
Nitrogen mineralisation.
The main uranium mineral is coffinite up to 95% of the total uranium mineralisation.