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Augmented sample

An augmented sample is a grid-based sample whose size has been increased by using a denser grid.

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Australia

Deutsch: Australien / Español: Australia / Português: Austrália / Français: Australie / Italiano: Australia

Australia is a continent known for its unique biodiversity, vast arid landscapes, and significant environmental challenges, such as land degradation, water scarcity, and the impacts of climate change. As one of the world's most ecologically diverse nations, it is home to a wide range of ecosystems, from deserts to rainforests and coral reefs. However, Australia also faces pressing environmental issues due to deforestation, extreme weather events, and its reliance on mining and fossil fuels.

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Authority

Deutsch: Autorität im Umweltkontext / Español: Autoridad en el contexto ambiental / Português: Autoridade no contexto ambiental / Français: Autorité dans le contexte environnemental / Italiano: Autorità nel contesto ambientale

Authority in the environmental context refers to the power or right to make decisions, give orders, and enforce rules regarding the use, management, and protection of the environment. This includes entities such as governmental agencies, environmental organizations, and international bodies that have the jurisdiction to implement environmental policies, enforce laws, and regulate activities that impact the environment.

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Autoclave

An Autoclave is Device that uses steam to sterilize equipment and deactivate bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores.

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Automatic Detacher or Automatic Take-off

An Automatic Detacher or Automatic Take-off is a device for sensing the end of milk flow in the milking machine

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Automatic Tire Inflation System

An Automatic Tire Inflation System is Automatic Tire Inflation Systems Monitor and continually adjust the

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Automotive

Deutsch: Automobilindustrie / Español: Automoción / Português: Automotivo / Français: Automobile / Italiano: Automobilistico

Automotive refers to the industry and technology surrounding Motor vehicles, particularly cars, trucks, and buses, and its Interaction with the environment. In the environmental context, the automotive sector is often associated with issues such as emissions of greenhouse gases, pollution, energy consumption, and the push towards sustainable transport solutions. The industry plays a key role in global environmental challenges, especially concerning climate change, air quality, and resource management.

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Autotroph

Autotroph see producer

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Auxiliary data

An auxiliary data is Data derived from a source other than EMAP, that is, from an experiment or from another monitoring or sampling program, either Federal or State.

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Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)

An Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) provides a larger Array of comfort features for drivers looking to reduce idling.

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