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Meanings of transpiration in английском
русский
транспирации португальский
perspiração испанский
transpiración vegetal каталонский
transpiració vegetal 
The production and evaporation of a watery fluid called sweat that is excreted by the sweat glands in the skin of mammals.
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Examples for "sweating"
Examples for "sweating"
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We saw the police passing several times, sweating in their red uniforms.
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By order of the King.' Youhill gulped again; he was sweating now.
3
I'm sure there's a lot of sweating, said airline consultant Robert Mann.
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He was sweating under the arc lights; he needed some more Ms.
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Jyn noticed he was sweating despite the cold; despite his matter-of-fact tone.
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Just ten steps behind the leader, the young racer gleams with perspiration.
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A profuse and saving perspiration told him the crisis had been passed.
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He was shining with perspiration; and he looked the better of it.
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His face was red; he mopped the perspiration from his bald head.
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Despite the cool morning, he could not control the flow of perspiration.
Usage of transpiration in английском
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Some of the conditions influencing the transpiration may be enumerated as follows:-
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The addition of commercial fertilizers to the soil will therefore diminish transpiration.
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That is, transpiration depends upon the nature and concentration of soil solution.
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The temperature increase of itself, however, is not sufficient to cause transpiration.
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Yet transpiration appears to be a process wholly necessary for plant life.
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Tenth, the root system-itsdepth and manner of growth-influencesthe rate of transpiration.
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While plants are growing, evaporation from plants, ordinarily called transpiration, continues.
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In a word, transpiration and evaporation is the same thing.
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Moreover, the same crop grown under different conditions varies in its rate of transpiration.
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Seventh, transpiration varies also with the age of the plant.
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Drought-induced reductions in transpiration were greatest for V. riparia and least in V. champinii.
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There has been a mutual exchange of hearts, of transpiration.
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Nevertheless, photosynthesis and transpiration decreased after the severe water restriction imposed for further 7 days.
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Sodium chloride treatment reduced net photosynthesis and transpiration rates in the three studied tree species.
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These questions arose very early in the period characterized by an active study of transpiration.
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The loss of vegetation reduces transpiration, affecting local rainfall.
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Translations for transpiration
русский
португальский
испанский
каталонский
Transpiration through the time
Transpiration across language varieties
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