климат

климат

Aggregate weather conditions of an area over a long period of time which allow for the designation of seasonal patterns and expected future weather.

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климат өзгерісі

Γεωγραφία; Φυσική γεωγραφία

Long term variations in climate, particularly related to average annual temperatures and annual rainfall.

континенттік климат

Γεωγραφία; Φυσική γεωγραφία

Typical climates of interior areas well away from the influence of the sea. Tend to hot summers and cold winters with a large temperature range between the two. Low overall ...

мезотермадық климат

Natural environment; Climate

Areas with coldest month average temperatures between -3°C and 18°C, and warmest month temperatures above 10°C qualify as having a temperate climate.

тундра климат

Natural environment; Climate

Usually found around the northern edges of the North American and Eurasian landmasses, this climate is characterized by a warmest month average temperature between 0°C to 10°C.

камбриялық

Γεωγραφία; Φυσική γεωγραφία

In geologic time, a period lasting from 570m to 505m years ago.

жасанды тасқын

Γεωγραφία; Φυσική γεωγραφία

Deliberate release of water from dam reservoirs to create downstream flooding that is beneficial to farmland or wetland areas.

реттеуді тоқтату

Γεωγραφία; Φυσική γεωγραφία

The removal of rules, regulations and laws previously imposed on an industry. Often welcomed as the removal of monopoly rights which improve competition and opportunity, they can ...

ағаш жабыны

Γεωγραφία; Φυσική γεωγραφία

When the trees in a woodland or forest area are close enough together that the upper leaf layer of the trees form a more or less consistent cover.

аспект

Γεωγραφία; Φυσική γεωγραφία

Direction in which a slope faces.

жер құнарлылығының жоғалуы

Γεωγραφία; Φυσική γεωγραφία

Land which has fallen into disuse. Most commonly applied to land that has been built on or heavily impacted by primary activities such as mining and quarrying.