Examples of using Abundances in English and their translations into Russian
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Sub-Antarctic islands, gyres and polynyas may have more persistent localised high abundances.
In particular, the star forms spots with high or low abundances of yttrium, strontium, titanium, and chromium.
By studying their abundances in open cluster stars, variables such as age and chemical composition are fixed.
HFCs have found increasing utility and their atmospheric abundances are increasing rapidly.
Studies have shown that the abundances of these light elements are much lower than models of stellar evolution predict.
Gunnari, thus making conditions favourable for higher abundances in this particular region.
The abundances of less volatile compounds such as ammonia, water, and hydrogen sulfide in the deep atmosphere are poorly known.
It is important to be able to predict future ozone abundances in our chemically changing atmosphere.
Picoplankton are important in nutrient cycling in all major oceans,where they exist in their highest abundances.
Climate change associated with increased abundances of greenhouse gases is expected to alter the nature and timing of ozone recovery.
The orbital data indicate that the floor of the basin has slightly elevated abundances of iron, titanium, and thorium.
Modern media specialists use all abundances of language to express one or another point of view or to hide the implicit meaning of the media text.
The FGM data indicate a total of 30 million metric tonnes of nodules with abundances in the range of 5.14 to 13.23 kg/m2.
The biological data from the United Kingdom consist of kick samples from the littoral zone of six lakes,expressed as relative abundances.
First, for the penguin, seal andwhale predator populations, year- and SSMU-specific abundances were estimated from literature sources.
Explained variance of the species abundances that could be ascribed to the four main groups of variables based on 194 plots.
It's now becoming clear that great whites migrate thousands of miles across the oceans to harvest seasonal abundances in different seas.
Carbon tetrachloride abundances have declined less rapidly than expected, with reasons for the discrepancies not fully understood at present.
The biological data set in the Nausta watershed consists of kick samples from 20 localities in the main river and in some of its tributaries,expressed as relative abundances.
The abundances are expressed with respect to that of Si(abundance 100 in this plot): for one nucleus of Si(14 protons) there are more than ten thousand nuclei of H(1 proton) and 1 of Fe(26 protons).
The littoral abundance data were analysed as relative abundances, while the sublittoral and profundal samples were analysed as numbers of individuals per m2.
Abundances of most HFCs and HCFCs, however, were growing in the atmosphere, and some HCFCs(e.g., HCFC-22, HCFC-142b) had increased faster than expected during the past four years.
The authors concluded that the effect of pollution may explain observed low zooplankton abundances and the absence of krill larvae, indicating in particular the susceptibility of krill recruitment to local environmental contamination.
Their abundances in the deep(below 10 bar) troposphere imply that the atmosphere of Jupiter is enriched in the elements carbon, nitrogen, sulfur and possibly oxygen by factor of 2-4 relative to the Sun.
The Workshop agreed that the statistical method(BRT)it had employed for the production of continuous biological species distributions and abundances should be considered for wider use in the future Workshop Report, paragraph 139.
The ranges, abundances, and seasonal activities of some wild pollinator species(e.g., bumble bees and butterflies) have changed in response to observed climate change over recent decades.
They also tend to be slow rotators and have an effective temperature between 7000 K and 10 000 K. The Ap stars(CP2 stars) are characterized by strong magnetic fields,enhanced abundances of elements such as Si, Cr, Sr and Eu, and are also generally slow rotators.
Nevertheless, the abundances of many of the replacements for ozone-depleting substances(ODSs) still are increasing, and EESC will remain above pre-1980 levels for several decades.
A major objective of the emerging field of neutrino geophysics involves extracting geologically useful information(e.g., abundances of individual geoneutrino-producing elements and their spatial distribution in Earth's interior) from geoneutrino measurements.