Examples of using Age classes in English and their translations into Russian
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Date of birth enables us to create age classes.
This would also address the question of whether multiple age classes might be contributing to the strong cohort recruited to the population in the early 1990s.
Forest resources by area,tree species, age classes.
Field measurements(e.g. tree size,density, age classes, canopy pattern, vegetation cover in arid lands, signs of erosion, water quality, etc.) to understand ecological patterns.
This data set is large enough to evaluate individual tree species in different age classes.
The distinction has been clearer where planting has included single species,even age classes, shorter rotation and intensive management, as often found in tropical and sub-tropical regions.
Initiation rituals taking place in sacred forests orsurrounding natural areas mark the passing of young people into new age classes.
An unusual multi-modal cohort structure was observed where at least four contiguous age classes were present simultaneously in the survey samples.
Relatively constant year-to-year recruitment is the exception rather than the rule, but reduced orless regular recruitment with declining spawning stock size is accompanied by increased dependence for stock replenishment on newly maturing age classes.
His bachelor's thesis focuses on the history of Islam in the Horn of Africa,his master's thesis on clan system and age classes of the Borana Oromo people in the south of Ethiopia.
Comparison of employment levels by age classes shows that the employment level of young people(15-24 years) increased in the last seven years to 41.4 per cent and, as a consequence of the implementation of measures of pension reform, the employment level of older persons(50-64) also increased, while the employment level of persons in the age bracket 25-49 fell to 85.7 per cent because of the dismissal of workers and less new employment during the economic crisis.
Gunnari in 2010 increased relative tothe 2009 survey estimate; a 3+ cohort remained dominant, but there was also an increase in the proportion of 1+ and 2+ age classes in the population.
However, the creation of stable,well-adapted forest stands of mixed species composition and age classes, managed according to principles of sustainability, will also help to minimize potential damage due to adverse weather conditions.
Under these circumstances, it has been noted that the overall yield from the population if all parties are obliged to harvest the stock exclusively within their areas of jurisdiction will be sub-optimalif only a few(e.g., juvenile) age classes are available in a given exclusive economic zone.
For example, micro data on the average debt levels of households as well as their distribution across income and/or age classes obtained from surveys have provided central banks with relevant information as to whether the increase in overall debt levels raises concerns about financial stability.
Based on the most representative concentrations of hexachlorobenzene in air, water, food and soil, andstandard values for body weights and intakes of these environmental media, the daily intakes of hexachlorobenzene were estimated for various age classes of the general population.
Other specific implications should also be taken into account, for example,the respectively low figure for"carbon" for Russia might be influenced by the age classes distribution(mature and over-mature stands in the Russian forests), and the country's interpretation of the"forest" definition.
The aim of the data collected through the‘fish sampling protocol' is to allow the Working Group to estimate rates of by-catch of fish of all size/age classes(and associated confidence interval) in the krill fishery.
The distinction between plantation forests and natural forests is clearer in plantings of single species, uniform planting densities,even age classes, and stands with short rotation periods and/or intensive management, as often found in tropical and subtropical regions.
Forest resources description of the development of forest resources by a consistent age class model(for example EFISCEN, using calibrated TBFRA data) in consultation with national correspondents, considering different forest management approaches,description of forest resources by age classes, types of ownership and growth levels(according to the influence of exogenous factors), expansion of the outlook horizon(up to 50-60 years);
Forest characteristics including age class structure, increments, rotation length, and other relevant information[, including information on existing and projected forest management activities];
Recognizing that the intersection of,inter alia, gender, age, class and ethnic discrimination and stereotypes can compound the discrimination faced by women migrant workers.
The density of fish in each age class was estimated using the CMIX procedure and the estimate of yield was obtained using the GYM.
The grid of games for each age class is notified by the organizers 1 week before the start of the tournament.
Nor is the concept of gender static, as it varies in different cultural, geographical and historical contexts, andis contingent upon factors such as age, class and ethnic group.
The aboveground phytomass stocks andannual production according to the III-VII age class cultivated small-leaved lime forest fraction(of ten growth plots) were studied.
The adoption of sylvan landscapes by communities can create concerns at the harvest as the age class of the resource is substantially changed.
In many cases,gender inequality is such an integral part of the socio-cultural fabric of society that it transcends age, class, social, political and economic structures.
Land use category, exploitation zone, protection category, exposition, origin of forest, stand structure, development stage,species composition, age class, crown coverage, stability, condition of young forest, grazing….
Realizing that the disadvantage that women migrant workers face is rooted in the intersection of gender, age, class and ethnic discrimination and stereotypes.