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Перевод: dispersion

[существительное]
рассеивание; рассеяние; разбрасывание; разбросанность ; иудейская диаспора; распространение; диффузия ; дисперсия ; разброс

Тезаурус:

1. The mouse lemur's pattern of life focuses especially on the female's feeding ecology, upon which the males dispersion is contingent.
2. As the century wore on more and more people became convinced of the need to "organize" the dispersion of the English race round the globe.
3. The weaver bird study suggested that the motivational systems of individual members of different species were producing contrasting strategies of dispersion and pair formation neatly graded to suit environmental conditions.
4. My interpretation of the functional significance of these grades began by following Lack's (1954) view that the primary adaptations of birds, so far as their dispersion was concerned, were to ensure an adequate food supply.
5. Group formation may be due here to the collaboration of males in defence against rivals, so that male relationships become the main factor influencing the dispersion of females.
6. To model the dispersal of a plume of toxic gas generated by a chemical explosion and its impact on the surrounding area, for example, an understanding of atmospheric dispersion models, epidemiology and population distribution would be required.
7. Main cleaning: penetration, dispersion and suspension of the attached dirt by chemical action.
8. These correlations suggested four grades of social organization in weaver birds in which features of population dispersion and pair formation correlated functionally with ecology (see Table 3.1).
9. Dispersion through tall chimneys.
10. The uni-male harem occurs in at least three kinds of population dispersion pattern.
11. Since, however, the effect is a dispersion at molecular level, rather than at particle or droplet level, for practical purposes the end result is the same.
12. These strategies are to a degree autonomous from the dispersion patterns within which they arise and may radiate in a number of directions.
13. The dispersion of adult reproductive males resembles that of females when food is poor, but they form large groups utilizing ranges in common at other times.