Примери за използване на Preindustrial на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Back to preindustrial levels.
Earlier forms of economic security reflected the nature of preindustrial societies.
The revenge of preindustrial societies.
This man-made landscape is one of the most amazing engineering feats of preindustrial China.
How does a preindustrial society put a 13-ton hat on a statue?
Concentrations of the greenhouse gas reached 400 ppm last year, well above its 280 ppm preindustrial level.
Identify the major characteristics of preindustrial, industrial, and postindustrial cities.
Preindustrial installation for retrieval and processing of evaporated concentrate- project 9b Phase 2 ECT KNPP.
The problem of economic security in old age was not as pressing in preindustrial America because life expectancy was short.
So those regions' preindustrial emissions make up between 10 percent and 40 percent of their total carbon output.
There is far less to-and-fro movement between the different groups than happened under capitalism or even in the preindustrial ages.
To hold the rise in Earth's temperature to 1.5°C above the preindustrial benchmark, such efforts would have to increase fivefold.
The year 2016, which was influenced by a strong El-Niño event, remains the warmest year on record(1.2°C above preindustrial baseline).
About 9 percent of that warming is because of preindustrial emissions, Pongratz and Caldeira report Wednesday(July 4) in the journal Environmental Research Letters.
The nursing duration of 2.5 years in one individual is similar to the average age of weaning in preindustrial human populations.
Men's relative advantage in the preindustrial and industrial economies rested in large part on their greater physical strength- something now ever less in demand.
Climate-wise, the planet is currently about 1 degree Celsius(1.8 degrees Fahrenheit)warmer than preindustrial averages, Marshall said.
And three anomalous warm spells in 2016 would have been impossible in a preindustrial climate, according to papers published this year in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
Overall, they found that greenhouse gas radiation had increased by 3.5 watts per square meter compared with preindustrial times, a rise of just over 2 percent.
Among the lower classes in preindustrial Europe, it was customary for an entire family to sleep in the same bed- typically the costliest item of furniture- if not to‘pig' together on a straw pile.
Globally, the corals upon which half-a-billion people depend for food andprotection are unlikely to survive surface warming of 2C above preindustrial levels.
Without major reductions in these emissions, the increase in annual average global temperatures relative to preindustrial times could reach 9°F(5°C) or more by the end of this century(high confidence).”.
The researchers estimate an additional 2,135 deaths if the world manages to hit the goals of the Paris climate agreement,which aims to keep warming below an increase of 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
Without major reductions in emissions, the increase in annual average global temperature relative to preindustrial times could reach 9°F(5°C) or more by the end of this century," the report stated.
It must be composed with the aid of around 200 governments,which must reach an agreement by the end of 2015 for the limiting of the increase of the average temperature of the world to under 2 °C in comparison with preindustrial times.
For a century, they were hunted to a mere fraction of their preindustrial populations, and they now face constant threats from pollution, climate change and ongoing human….
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC)estimates that mean surface temperature is now 1°C above what it was in the preindustrial world, and rising by about 0.2°C a decade.
For a century, they were hunted to a mere fraction of their preindustrial populations, and they now face constant threats from pollution, climate change and ongoing human meddling in the planet's waterways.
To tease out the effect of acidification, scientists led by Rebecca Albright of the Carnegie Institution for Science in Stanford, California,set out to restore ocean chemistry to its preindustrial state at the One Tree Reef in the southern Great Barrier system.
To head off a rise in average global temperatures of 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels- the goal set by international agreement- Gates believes that by 2050, wealthy nations like China and the United States, the most prodigious belchers of greenhouse gases, must be adding no more carbon to the skies.