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Перевод: paucity

[существительное]
малое количество; малое число; недостаточность ; малочисленность

Тезаурус:

1. Despite his paucity of years, he has experienced enough to fill a lifetime.
2. Both Africa and the Indian sub-continent suffer from the combined problems of over-population and a paucity of funds and personnel for health care.
3. But here it must be said that John Calvin wanted a weekly communion and the only reason that Knox didn't follow suit in Scotland was the difficulty of organising such events in the rural parishes with a paucity of reformed clergy available to celebrate the sacrament.
4. Given the extreme paucity of provision in the past, to close rather than merely narrow the gap between white education provision and that of other racially defined groups would require an investment well beyond anything that was envisaged before the 1990s.
5. As Zachar (1982) has described, the poor cohesiveness of loess soils, due to the paucity of binding colloids, means that they are characterised by high erodibility which is made worse by leaching that rapidly removes cations like calcium and magnesium.
6. One of the first discoveries will most likely be the paucity of instructions!
7. It is the paucity of its retail base which is stunting growth.
8. He noted the classification of these stations, the great variety of styles used, and their relative paucity over vast desert distances compared with European standards - only sixty in a thousand miles - and their distance from the towns and cities they were to serve.
9. In addition, the team noted further issues concerned with the lack of an office automation strategy and incompatible technology, a paucity of resource tools for managers, and the difficulty that central support staff had in identifying with their customers.
10. But, given the paucity of alternatives, a wiser and more experienced Mr Kaifu (supported by the Americans) could survive as the compromise candidate.
11. but I know the feeling of being a member of a brave band of right-minded guys and gals, charged with responsibility no outsider can imagine, working all hours, with bright minds often in good-looking heads, growing ever more contemptuous of the villainous obstructers out there with little faith, less vision and a paucity of patriotism.
12. Otherwise Avocets are predominantly spring passage migrants in Sussex; the paucity of autumn records seems remarkable and has always been a feature of the species' occurrence in the county.
13. Hence there is a paucity of case-law.