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Перевод: seeding

[прилагательное]
посевной;
[существительное]
посев ; засеивание
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. ENGLAND earned a seeding position in the quarter-finals of the World Team Championships here with a 3-0 victory over Egypt yesterday.
2. The principal way in which the agricultural production of the crofts has been increased is through the improvement of pasture by fencing, planting shelter-belts, liming (usually with shell sand), fertilizing and surface seeding.
3. We have schemes to overcome the greenhouse effect by seeding the oceans with iron (marginally feasible), and we have had cranky schemes to pipe ground-level ozone pollution up into the stratosphere to reduce the ozone deficit (not feasible).
4. No England team have ever gone beyond the last eight in a World Cup played abroad, and the significance of their seeding this time will only become clear after tomorrow's draw.
5. Spain claim to be entitled to a seeding at England's expense because they finished seventh in the Mexico World Cup finals in 1986, one place ahead of England.
6. As it grows, the grass is scattered with the dusky blue and magenta petals of meadow cranesbill and, as the hay ripens, seeding heads of sorrel colour its sunset-gold with red.
7. Hall, annoyed at being seeded No.2 to Baddeley even though he is the present No.1, refused to labour the point: "I wanted to prove to everyone that I could play good badminton, not to show the seeding committee to be at fault," he said.
8. The key to the seeding argument is Article 24 of Fifa's World Cup rule book, which in effect allows it to use whatever criterion it thinks fit when allocating seeds.
9. Near some crofts however some areas have been improved by liming and surface seeding and elsewhere grazing, drainage and muirburn have altered the natural vegetation cover.
10. It was only a matter of time before somebody thought of seeding Antarctic atmosphere to plug up the ozone hole.
11. "There has been no manipulation of the seeding," Millichip insisted, sounding like a character from a Bateman cartoon ("The Man Who Thought The Draw Was Straight").