Примеры использования Antarctica's на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mount Vinson: Antarctica's Highest Mountain.
In the 1990-91 season,Tabei reached the summit of Mount Vinson, Antarctica's highest mountain.
I hear Antarctica's pretty nice this time of year.
Beaufort Island is an island in Antarctica's Ross Sea.
Ii. antarctica's influence on the global environmental system. 8- 11 4.
While ten people have been born in Antarctica since, Palma's birthplace remains the southernmost.
Antarctica's polygons are formed by repeated expansion and contraction of the soil-ice mixture due to seasonal temperature changes.
These calculations are important for understanding Antarctica's contribution to the present rate of sea level rise of about 2 mm a year.
Sully Antarctica's waters and it is possible to bring about a global catastrophe.
The world's experts on Antarctic marine conservation have agreed to establish a marine protected area(MPA) in Antarctica's Ross Sea.
Vinson Massif, Antarctica's highest mountain, is also named after him, together with the related Mount Vinson and Vinson Plateau.
Panama believes that the scientific research stations should be coordinated, in order toavoid duplication that endangers Antarctica's ecosystems.
As is its atmosphere, Antarctica's terrestrial environment is extremely vulnerable to the effects of human activity.
The adoption of the Madrid Protocol in 1991 reflected the Consultative Parties' awareness of the need to protect Antarctica's environment.
In this vein, the study of Antarctica's ice sheets is of vital importance as they constitute the most striking feature of the region.
This has helped the public at large to gain a better understanding of the issues involved,specifically on Antarctica's influence on the global environment.
Antarctica's Southern Ocean is a critical laboratory for scientists studying the effects of climate change as the global impacts increase and threaten the region.
ASOC maintains an interest in fisheries activity andsupports the CCAMLR precautionary management approach and conservation of Antarctica's marine living resources.
We have also become more fully aware of the fragility and vulnerability of Antarctica's environment and ecosystem, as well as its relevance to global change and human activities.
The meetings in Norwich and Cambridge will cover a wide range of science topics of direct relevance to the conservation and management of Antarctica's marine living resources.
It is against this backdrop that over the last decade Tanzania has joined proponents of Antarctica's management as a common heritage of mankind, in view of the critical importance and unique attributes of the region.
It was the first time a team of technical divers had been able to go beneath the sea ice in this region to deliver the very first naturalist images of Antarctica's deep-sea ecosystems.
As a result,the territorial fresh water and marine ecosystems are becoming extremely untenable because, in Antarctica's incredibly harsh climate, growth is slow, and recovery from such disturbances can take a long time.
Some scientists believe that continued commercial harvesting of toothfish will significantly alter their ocean habitats, but as distant water fishing fleets runout of fish elsewhere, their attention will turn to Antarctica's"white gold.
The Marine Antarctic Fauna(MANFA)Database is part of CAML which investigates the distribution and abundance of Antarctica's vast biodiversity to develop a benchmark for assessing effects of climate change.
We are oblivious neither of the establishment of an increasing number of scientific research stations, with their potentially disastrous environmental consequences, norof the growing number of tourists, which presents new threats to Antarctica's pristine environment.
Utilizing RADARSAT-1 fine beams will provide an opportunity to image many of Antarctica's fast glaciers, whose extent was revealed through data collected in 1997, during the first mapping project of the Antarctic.
At the time of its construction it was the first airfield in Antarctica and is still one of the most frequently used ones due to its suitability for wheeled landing, for which it is called"Antarctica's Entrance Door" Spanish: Puerta de Entrada a la Antártida.
The more recent report of a fuel leak of some 20,000 gallons of gas-oil could pose a danger to Antarctica's animal life and to the food chain if the oil slick from that leak drains into the sea when the meltdown of ice-mass occurs in the warmer months.
The Madrid Protocol does not provide a functioning mechanism which imposes sanctions on those who may cause harm to Antarctica's fragile terrestrial, glacial and marine environment.