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Перевод: salinity

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Тезаурус:

1. Formation water salinity has been determined, mainly from the Spontaneous Potential measurement, to decrease with depth.
2. And almost a decade ago its government asked scientists, including hydrologist Dr Ted Hollis from University College London, to predict the effects of damming the rivers upon the level and salinity of the lake, and hence upon the weeds and birds; and to suggest ways of minimizing the impact of damming.
3. The activity of submerged vegetation and phytoplankton were among the biological markers; salinity and the presence of herbicides in the water were among the chemical ones.
4. The effect on salinity caused by bringing in less-saline Mediterranean water will be to return the sea to something approaching its former condition when the River Jordan inflow was strong.
5. It is characterized by a marked salinity minimum and has been defined as having potential temperature and salinity characteristics between 3.3-;3.4C and 34.84-;34.87, respectively.
6. This is known as "flocculation", and is especially problematic on drained estuarine soils with high salinity.
7. Once equilibrium is restored - as soon as the pile of water is distributed, and El Nio has run its course - the discrepancy in salinity between the two areas of the ocean starts to build up again; until, after four or five years, another El Nio is triggered.
8. More recently formed Labrador Sea Water, with even lower temperature and salinity, should cool and freshen the North Atlantic still further as it circulates around the ocean in the coming decade.
9. Most muds are "high salinity muds".
10. One of the key problems of desert exploitation worldwide, is that of salinity: an increase in salt at or near the surface.
11. Monitoring over the past 50 years has shown that during the 1960s deep convection did not occur and the temperature and salinity of LSW gradually increased.
12. The easiest part is to work out what would happen to the waters of the lake itself; but for this, Dr Hollis had to pool information on rainfall, evaporation, the flow and salinity of the rivers, and the level, volume, and salinity of the lake, over as many years as possible (in practice thirty) and feed this into a computer.