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1 годовой слой
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2 слой m годичный
annual growth, annual layer, annual zone, growth layerСловарь по целлюлозно-бумажному производству > слой m годичный
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3 годовой слой
1) Forestry: annual growth2) Makarov: annual layer (горизонт в ледниковой толще, отложенный за год), annular band -
4 годичный слой
[lang name="Russian"]годичное кольцо, годичный слой — annual zone
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6 годичный слой
1) General subject: annual ring (в древесине), annual zone (в древесине), growth ring (в древесине), growth-ring, ring (древесины)2) Geology: annual zone (древесины)3) Biology: annual ring (древесины)4) Botanical term: annulus5) Engineering: concentric ring6) Mining: annual zone (в древесине)7) Forestry: annual growth layer (прироста древесины), growth layer8) Makarov: growth-ring (древесины) -
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8 годичное кольцо
2) Biology: growth ring (древесины), ring (древесины)3) Botanical term: annulus4) Engineering: annual ring, concentric ring, growth ring5) Agriculture: annual ring (напр. на рогах, на побеге), grain (древесины), growth ring (напр. на рогах, на побеге)6) Forestry: growth layer, ring (annual)7) Ecology: annual zone, tree-ring, yearly ring8) Makarov: annual ring (древесины), annual ring (на рогах) -
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10 кольцо роста
growth ringLayer of wood produced in one growing season. Note: The width of growth rings depends on the species and on growing conditions. In the temperate zone growth ring corresponds to annual ringsРусско-английский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > кольцо роста
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growth ringLayer of wood produced in one growing season. Note: The width of growth rings depends on the species and on growing conditions. In the temperate zone growth ring corresponds to annual ringsРусско-английский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > слой
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