MAP [ˌemeɪˈpi:] СУЩ.
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I. map [mæp] СУЩ.
1. map ГЕОГР.:
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habitat СУЩ.
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The length of the portages on this map are measured in yards.
en.wikipedia.org It still appeared on maps as of 1915.
en.wikipedia.org There is nothing really there now (but it is still marked on some maps, and may be of some historic significance).
en.wikipedia.org The image became the standard for many later maps throughout the 17th century and intermittently into the 18th century.
en.wikipedia.org A multilinear map of two variables is a bilinear map.
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www.giz.de The direct effects of climate change, such as soil erosion and a decline in agricultural production, are impacting economically important sectors and threatening human habitats and numerous ecosystems.
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Direkte Auswirkungen des Klimawandels, wie Bodenerosion und der Rückgang landwirtschaftlicher Produktion, treffen volkswirtschaftlich wichtige Sektoren und gefährden menschliche Lebensräume und zahlreiche Ökosysteme.
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www.artcircolo.de The continuous flow of information between interdisciplinary partners results works of art in resonance with the ecologically transformed significance of this resource – an art that questions and comments on the impact that dramatic climate change and our lifestyles have on water reserves, natural habitats and society.
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Über die Rückkoppelung mit den interdisziplinären Partnern entstehen Kunstwerke in Resonanz auf den ökologisch gewandelten Stellenwert der Ressource, die die Auswirkungen einer dramatischen Klimaveränderung und unserer Lebensart auf die Wasserreservate, den Lebensraum und die Gesellschaft hinterfragen und kommentieren.
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www.giz.de This region supports important habitats and ecosystems with unique animal and plant species, including virtually all of the earth’s whale species, such as humpbacks, greys, blue whales, fin whales, sperm whales and pilot whales.
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In der Region gibt es bedeutende Lebensräume und Ökosysteme mit einzigartigen Tier- und Pflanzenarten, unter anderem leben hier auch fast alle auf der Welt vorkommenden Walarten, wie Buckelwale, Grauwale, Blauwale, Finnwale, Pottwale und Grindwale.
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www.giz.de GIZ, India, sustainable urban habitat, industrial development, sustainable cities, eco-industrial development, waste and waste water management, environmental governance, sustainable development policies, climate change, disaster risk management
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GIZ, Indien, nachhaltiger urbaner Lebensraum, industrielle Entwicklung, nachhaltige Städte, öko-industrielle Entwicklung, Abfall- und Abwassermanagement, Umwelt-Governance, nachhaltige Entwicklungsstrategien, Klimawandel, Katastrophenrisikomanagement
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deu.anarchopedia.org Other scholars and thinkers such as Paul Shepard, influenced by anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss, have written of the "evolutionary principle" which roughly states that a species removed from its natural habitat and behaviors will become pathological.
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Andere Gelehrte und Denker wie Paul Shepard, beeinflusst durch den Anthropologen Claude Lévi-Strauss, schrieben von einem "evolutionären Prinzip", welches grob besagt, dass eine Spezies, die von ihrem natürlichen Habitat und Verhalten abkommt, pathologisch wird.