Subject | English | Latvian |
chem. | Absorb spillage to prevent material damage. | Uzsūkt izšļakstījumus, lai novērstu materiālus zaudējumus. |
environ. | alternative material Materials employed in the place of others which are more dangerous for the environment, such as phosphate substitutes in detergents | alternatīvie materiāli |
health., anim.husb. | autolysed material | autolizēts materiāls |
agric., forestr. | basic forest material | meža reproduktīvā materiāla ieguves avots |
agric., forestr. | basic forest reproductive material | meža reproduktīvā materiāla ieguves avots |
agric. | basic material | bāzes materiāls |
comp., MS | bill of material version | materiālu komplekta versija (A specific configuration of a bill of material (BOM) to include an item. An item can be associated with a number of BOM versions) |
comp., MS | bill of materials | materiālu komplekts (A list of the components and subassemblies needed to build one unit of a product. A bill of materials also shows quantities for each component) |
comp., MS | bill of materials explosion | materiālu komplekta izvēršana (The process of identifying the components, and their quantities, that are required to produce an item) |
life.sc. | bio-material | biomateriāls |
life.sc., patents. | biological material | bioloģisks materiāls |
environ. | building material Any material used in construction, such as steel, concrete, brick, masonry, glass, wood, etc. | būvmateriāli |
agric. | certified material | sertificēts materiāls |
agric. | certified plant propagating material | sertificēts materiāls |
law, h.rghts.act., social.sc. | child-pornography material | bērnu pornogrāfijas materiāls |
comp., MS | class materials | mācību materiāli (Content and resources that are made available as part of a class and that can be associated with individual lessons or assignments) |
IT | classified material | konfidenciāls materiāls |
tech., law | composite material | kompozītmateriāls |
environ. | construction with recycled material Construction with waste product used as raw material | būvniecība no otrreiz pārstrādāta materiāla |
nucl.phys. | Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material | Konvencija par kodolmateriālu fizisko aizsardzību |
nucl.phys. | Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material | Konvencija par kodolmateriālu un kodoliekārtu fizisko aizsardzību |
nucl.phys. | Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material and Nuclear Facilities | Konvencija par kodolmateriālu fizisko aizsardzību |
nucl.phys. | Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material and Nuclear Facilities | Konvencija par kodolmateriālu un kodoliekārtu fizisko aizsardzību |
econ., tech. | critical raw material | kritiski svarīga izejviela |
environ. | dredged material Unconsolidated material removed from rivers, streams, and shallow seas with machines such as the bucket-ladder dredge, dragline dredge, or suction dredge | izbagarētais materiāls |
econ., stat., environ. | economy-wide material flow accounts | ekonomikas mēroga materiālu plūsmas konti |
environ. | electronic material No definition needed | elektronisks materiāls |
energ.ind. | energy source material | energoavots |
environ. | energy source material Sources from which energy can be obtained to provide heat, light, and power. Energy resources, including fossil and nuclear fuels as well as solar, water, tidal and geothermal energy, may be captured or recovered and converted into other energy forms for a variety of household, commercial, transportation, and industrial applications | energonesējs |
energ.ind. | energy source material | enerģijas avots |
environ. | filling material Any substance used to fill the holes and irregularities in planed or sanded surfaces so as to decrease the porosity of the surface for finish coatings | pildviela |
comp., MS | finite material | ierobežots materiāls (A method for scheduling resources that assumes that all the component materials needed for production are available when the production process starts) |
nucl.pow. | Fissile Material Cut-off Treaty | Līgums par aizliegumu ražot kodolieroču un citu kodolsprādzienierīču izstrādei paredzētus skaldmateriālus |
gen. | Fissile Material Cut-off Treaty | Skaldmateriālu ražošanas aizlieguma līgums |
comp., MS | fixed material consumption | nemainīgs materiālu patēriņš (Absolute quantity of a material resource to be used to complete an assignment. A fixed consumption rate indicates that the amount of material used will be constant, regardless of changes to task duration or assignment length) |
agric., forestr. | forest reproductive material | meža reproduktīvais materiāls |
transp., mech.eng. | friction material | bremžu uzlika |
chem. | gas which causes or contributes to the combustion of other material more than air | gāze, kas izraisa vai veicina citu materiālu degšanu lielākā mērā nekā gaiss |
transp., tech., law | glazing material | stiklojuma materiāls |
environ. | hazardous working material A poison, corrosive agent, flammable substance, explosive, radioactive chemical, or any other material which can endanger human health or well-being if handled improperly | bīstams darba materiāls |
environ. | industrial material No definition needed | rūpnieciskais materiāls |
comp., MS | infinite material | neierobežots materiāls (A method for scheduling resources that assumes that all the component materials needed for production are available at the time they are needed) |
environ. | insulating material Material that prevents or reduces the transmission of electricity, heat, or sound to or from a body, device or region | izolējošs materiāls |
mater.sc. | intelligent material | viedais materiāls |
mater.sc. | intelligent material | intelektiskais materiāls |
econ., tech. | key raw material | būtiska izejviela |
comp., MS | keying material | atslēgas materiāls (The PIN, keys, base prime numbers or other data used in encryption to establish and maintain secure communication) |
comp., MS | limited material | ierobežots materiāls (A method for scheduling resources that assumes that all the component materials needed for production are available when the production process starts) |
environ. | liner material A layer of synthetic or natural materials, on the sides of or beneath a landfill, landfill cell or surface impoundment, that restricts the downward or lateral escape of liquids carrying leachate into the surrounding environment | izklājuma materiāls, kas izolē atkritumu krātuvi no apkārtējās vides |
environ. | local building material | vietējais celtniecības materiāls |
life.sc. | lysed material | lizāts |
phys.sc., environ., chem. | material balance | vielas nezūdamība |
law | material competence | piekritība pēc būtības (ratione materiae) |
law | material competence | ratione materiae jurisdikcija (ratione materiae) |
social.sc. | material deprivation | materiālā nenodrošinātība |
law | material evidence | būtiski pierādījumi |
law, immigr. | Material factors to substantiate the asylum claim | patvēruma pieteikuma pamatojums |
law | material field of application | materiālā piemērošanas joma |
min.prod. | material footprint | izejvielu izmantošanas ietekme |
comp., MS | material label | materiālu mērvienība (The unit of measure for a material resource, such as tons, cubic yards, or board feet) |
environ. | material life cycle All the stages involved in the manufacturing, distribution and retail, use and re-use and maintenance, recycling and waste management of materials | materiāla kalpošanas laiks |
econ. | material of animal origin | dzīvniekizcelsmes materiāls |
immigr. | material reception conditions | materiālie uzņemšanas nosacījumi |
comp., MS | material resource | materiālais resurss (A supply or other consumable item that is used to complete tasks in a project) |
law | material scope | materiālā piemērošanas joma |
law, priv.int.law. | material validity | materiāltiesiskā spēkā esamība |
law, priv.int.law. | material validity | spēkā esamība pēc būtības |
life.sc., agric. | micro-propagated material | ar mikropavairošanas metodi pavairots materiāls |
environ. | natural material No definition needed | dabisks materiāls |
environ. | new material Novel high-performance materials obtained through the interdisciplinary research of chemistry, applied chemistry, chemical engineering, and mechanical engineering | jauns materiāls |
phys.sc. | non-nuclear material | palīgkodomateriāli |
chem. | non-waste material | materiāli, kuri nav uzskatāmi par atkritumiem |
nucl.phys. | nuclear material | kodolmateriāls |
environ. | oxidizable material Substance that can undergo a chemical reaction with oxygen | oksidējošs materiāls |
transp., mater.sc., mech.eng. | packaging material | iepakojuma materiāls |
comp., MS | packaging material | iepakojuma materiāls (The material used to bundle goods for protection during shipment) |
agric., food.ind. | packing material | iepakojums |
comp., MS | phantom bill of material | fantoma materiālu komplekts (" A bill of material used to describe the components of a parent part that will be built as part of a higher-level parent part. The term "phantom" is used to indicate that the part never really exists as a stocked item, but rather is built in line with the production of the higher-level part that is driving an overall production order. ") |
agric. | plant propagating material | augu reproduktīvais materiāls |
agric. | plant reproductive material | augu reproduktīvais materiāls |
transp., tech., law | plastic glazing material | plastmasas stiklojums |
chem. | plastic material | plastmasas materiāls |
chem. | plastic material | plastmasa |
gen. | poisonous material | toksiska viela |
agric. | propagating material | augu reproduktīvais materiāls |
nucl.phys. | radioactive material | radioaktīvais materiāls |
nucl.phys. | radioactive material | radioaktīvā viela |
environ. | raw material A crude, unprocessed or partially processed material used as feedstock for a processing operation | izejviela |
econ. | raw material | izejviela |
environ. | raw material consumption The developed countries depend on a stable supply of raw materials for their industries. Total resource requirements are increasing rapidly over the entire world. In developed countries, although population is increasing slowly, per capita use is increasing rapidly, while the opposite is happening in developing countries. Traditionally raw materials have been classified as non-renewable resources, but a distinction may be important between "loosable" resources, such as oil and coal, and "non-loosable" resources, such as metals, which can be used several times over by recycling processes | izejvielu patēriņš |
econ. | raw material price | izejvielu cena |
econ. | raw material price | patēriņa preču cena |
environ. | raw material securing Measures used to ensure the provision of or the access to crude, unprocessed or partially processed materials used as feedstock for processing or manufacturing | izejvielu nodrošināšana |
chem. | recovered material | reģenerētais materiāls |
environ. | recycled material Waste materials that are transformed into new products in such a manner that the original products may lose their identity | pārstrādājams materiāls |
environ. | renewable raw material Resources that have a natural rate of availability and yield a continual flow of services which may be consumed in any time period without endangering future consumption possibilities as long as current use does not exceed net renewal during the period under consideration | atjaunojamās izejvielas |
comp., MS | return materials authorization number | atgrieztā krājuma autorizācijas kods (A reference number that is used to authorize and track goods returned for repair or refund. A return materials authorization is issued by a sales entity that authorizes a buying company to return goods) |
environ. | road construction material The aggregation of components used for building streets, highways and other routes, such as asphalt, concrete, brick, sand and gravel | ceļa būves materiāls |
transp., tech., law | safety glazing material | bezšķembu stiklojuma materiāls |
transp., tech., law | safety-glass pane faced with plastics material | ar plastmasu pārklāta bezšķembu stikla rūts |
environ. | scrap material Recyclable material from any manufacturing process or discarded consumer products | metāllūžņos izmetams materiāls |
environ. | scrap material market The trade or traffic in discarded or leftover materials that can be reused in some way | nederīgo materiālu tirgus |
environ. | scrap material price The amount of money or the monetary rate at which materials discarded from manufacturing operations can be bought or sold | nederīgo materiālu cena |
mater.sc. | smart material | intelektiskais materiāls |
mater.sc. | smart material | viedais materiāls |
environ., agric. | soil improvement material | augsnes ielabotājs |
environ. | sound insulation material Material used to reduce the transmission of sound to or from a body, device, room, etc. | skaņas izolācijas materiāls |
nat.res., agric. | Standing Committee on propagating material and ornamental plants | Pavairojamā materiāla un dekoratīvo augu pastāvīgā komiteja |
gen. | Standing Committee on propagating material and plants of fruit genera and species | Augļaugu ģinšu un sugu pavairojamā materiāla pastāvīgā komiteja |
polit., agric. | Standing Committee on Seeds and Propagating Material for Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry | Lauksaimniecības, dārzkopības un mežsaimniecības sēklu un pavairojamā materiāla pastāvīgā komiteja |
comp., MS | sub-bill of material | materiālu apakškomplekts (A bill of material that makes up a component of another bill of material) |
environ. | synthetic material Material made artificially by chemical reaction | sintētiskais materiāls |
environ. | teaching material An article or device used to facilitate the learning process in an instructional setting | mācību materiāls |
comp., MS | time and material project | laika un materiālu projekts (An external project that is invoiced as work progresses based on the consumption of hours, expenses, items, fees, and on-account transactions) |
environ. | trace material 1. Both metals and non-metals, essential for the metabolic processes of algae, invertebrates and vertebrates. Organisms that derive nearly all their energy via photosynthesis are especially dependent upon dissolved trace substances. 2. Impurities that are present at small but detectable levels | mikromaisījums |
comp., MS | unlimited material | neierobežoti materiāli (A method for scheduling resources that assumes that all the component materials needed for production are available at the time they are needed) |
environ. | use of waste as material | izmantot atkritumus kā materiālu |
comp., MS | variable material consumption | mainīgs materiālu patēriņš (The time-based quantity of material resource to be used in an assignment. A variable consumption indicates that the amount of material that is used changes if the task duration or assignment length changes) |