Примеры использования Some crops на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fuel characteristics of some crops of the kind are presented in Table 6.
With regard to cereals,China has increased its minimum purchase prices for some crops.
Some crops have been found to be particularly sensitive to certain types of air pollution.
There are additional challenges related to the declining rates of yield for some crops.
Some crops and varieties grown under special weather conditions may be particularly susceptible to the formation of"greenbacks.
It is difficult to explain significant values of the coefficient of determination for some crops e.g., rice.
For regions specialised in some crops, the resulting relative error corresponded to that for other regions, irrespectively of the sample size.
At present, post-harvest losses claim up to 40 per cent of some crops in sub-Saharan Africa.
And for some crops we forecast the growth of the yields, in particular, for our focus crops- corn and soybean",- Alex Lissitsa, CEO of IMC.
During periods of relative quiet many people travel back to their land andattempt to cultivate some crops.
Even though there will be positive gains for some crops in some regions of the world, the general consensus is that climate change will, on the whole, negatively impact agriculture.
On his years away from AC/DC, Rudd has said,"I raced cars, flew helicopters,became a farmer and planted some crops.
Some crops(potatoes, sweet potatoes, cassava) are buried and so can be hidden from the tax collector, and, even if discovered, they must be dug up individually and laboriously.
Mulching the soil with bio-degradable film accelerates vegetation of plants under conditions of limited moisture supply,while increasing the yield of some crops up to 70.
For some crops there was no need for chemical alternatives. For other crops, different combinations of herbicides in combination with application of other agro-technical measures were sufficient.
The inflationary pressures arising from speculation on commodity markets have been reduced, andlower oil prices have helped to reduce production and shipping costs for some crops.
Some crops such as wheat have been studied extensively, whereas the effects of ozone on the yield of other important crops such as sugar beet and grape have attracted only occasional study.
In most cases possible impacts andvulnerability were described qualitatively, but Australia and Bulgaria assessed possible losses in some crops important for them.
Iv Productivity of livestock and some crops, including cassava, rice and beans, has been boosted through promoting high yielding, disease-resistant and pest-resistant breeds and varieties;
On the demand side, they include an increase in consumption, especially in the more rapidly growing developing countries,and a diversion of some crops from food to fuels.
For some crops, e.g. those grown in protected conditions, such as tomatoes, cut flowers and pot plants, the annual yield fluctuations are normally very small and a yield loss greater than 10% can be considered as a massive impact.
At the same time, the aforementioned pro-inflationary pressures were partially attenuated by the development of the national currency against the currencies of the main trading partners andthe excessive supply of some crops in the region at the end of the previous year.
Farmers around the world already bear the consequences of climate change: some crops will not be resistant to the changes brought about by climate change and harvests will wane. Costs associated with climate change mitigation and adaptation already represent an added burden for farmers.
At present, we foresee that statistical forecasts using satellite remote sensing will not only continue in the next years, but will also improve noticeably regarding their availability at the sub-regional level,at least for some crops.
In Ecuador, because indigenous andlocal communities possessed traditional forest-related knowledge about the positive influence on some crops of localized fog capture by nearby forests, forest resource managers were able to understand better the importance of fog capture for water supply at the watershed level.
Some crops would be negatively affected by climate change, such as barley(Uruguay), corn and maize(Argentina, Mexico, Zimbabwe), flowers(Mauritius), fruits(Armenia, Mauritius, Republic of Korea), millet(Senegal), sugar cane(Mauritius), vegetables(Armenia, Mauritius), and wheat Argentina, Republic of Korea, Uruguay.
The participants engaged in a practical application of DSSAT to estimate the statistical functions of yield response for some crops in their countries in order to evaluate climate change effects on the crops and determine the adaptation scenarios, such as changes in management to improve yield under various climate change scenarios.
The participants engaged in a practical application of DSSAT to estimate the statistical functions of yield response for some crops in their countries in order to evaluate climate change effects on the crops and to determine adaptation measures, such as changes in management in order to improve yield under various climate change scenarios.
The participants engaged in a practical application of DSSAT to estimate the statistical functions of yield response for some crops in their countries in order to evaluate climate change effects on the crops and to determine adaptation measures, such as changes in management in order to improve yield under various climate change scenarios.
To increase the agricultural irrigation systems,especially to some crop and vegetable cultivation, giving priority to the regions of high drought risks or high soil fertility;