Terms for subject Environment containing Poder

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material de alto poder calorífico	high calorific value material
poder autodepurador	self-purifying capacity
poder autodepurador	self-purifying power
poder autodepurador	self-purification property
poder autodepurador	natural self-purification
poder autodepurador	self-purification capacity
poder autodepurador	assimilative capacity
poder autodepurador	self-cleaning capacity
poder autodepurativo	self-purification property
poder autodepurativo	self-purification capacity
poder bactericida del agua	bacteroidal property of water
poder calorífico inferior	low calorific coefficient
poder calorífico superior	high calorific coefficient
poder de autodepuración	self-purifying capacity
poder de autodepuración	self-purifying power
poder de autodepuración	self-purification capacity
poder de autodepuración	self-cleaning capacity
poder de autodepuración	assimilative capacity
poder de penetración	penetrating power
poder de purificación	purifying power
poder de purificación	purifying power Regenerative capacity of a system, of soils, water, etc.
poder germinativo	seed viability
poder germinativo	germinative ability
poder germinativo	ability to germinate
poder germinativo	germination ability
poder oxidante del aire	oxidising potential of air
poder policial	police power
poder político	political power The might, ability or authority of governments, citizens groups and other interested parties in enacting change or in influencing or controlling the outcome of governmental or public policies affecting a nation, region or municipality
utilización del poder calórico	utilisation of calorific value
utilización del poder calórico	utilisation of calorific value Calorific value is the heat per unit mass produced by complete combustion of a given substance. Calorific values are used to express the energy values of fuels; usually these are expressed in megajoules per kilogram. They are also used to measure the energy content of foodstuffs; i.e. the energy produced when the food is oxidized in the body. The units here are kilojoules per gram. Calorific values are measured using a bomb calorimeter (apparatus consisting of a strong container in which the sample is sealed with excess oxygen and ignited electrically. The heat of combustion at constant volume can be calculated from the resulting rise in temperature)