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Glossary R

The Environmental Glossary. Letter R +++ Popular Articles: 'Range', 'Regulation', 'Renewable energy'

Rangeland

A Rangeland is Land, mostly grasslands, whose plants can provide food (i.e., forage) for grazing or browsing animals.

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Ranked Set Sampling

A Ranked Set Sampling is a specimen site-selection process wherein expert judgment or an auxiliary measurement method is used, in combination with simple random specimen collection, to determine which locations in the field should be selected.

Ranking member

A ranking Member is the lead member of a Congressional committee from the minority party, usually chosen on the basis of seniority.

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Rapid Exit

A Rapid Exit is Panels or rails that raise to Release all cows on one side of the milking Parlor at once.

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Raster

English: Grid / Español: Cuadrícula / Português: Grade / Français: Grille / Italiano: Griglia

Raster in the environment context refers to a type of data structure used in geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing. It consists of a matrix of cells or pixels, each representing a specific geographic area and containing a value that corresponds to an environmental attribute, such as temperature, elevation, vegetation, or land cover. Raster data is fundamental in environmental analysis, as it allows for the representation and analysis of spatial data over large areas in a consistent and measurable way.

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Rat

Deutsch: Ratte / Español: Rata / Português: Rato / Français: Rat / Italiano: Ratto

Rats in the environment context refer to small to medium-sized rodents that are often found living in close association with human populations. They are known for their remarkable adaptability to various habitats and their ability to survive in harsh conditions. While they play a role in the natural ecosystem, their presence in human environments can have significant environmental and health implications.

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Rate

Deutsch: Rate / Español: Tasa / Português: Taxa / Français: Taux / Italiano: Tasso

Rate in the environment context refers to a quantitative measure that expresses the occurrence or magnitude of a particular environmental phenomenon within a specified time frame. It is a critical metric used to assess, monitor, and understand the dynamics of environmental processes and their impacts on ecosystems, climate, and human societies.

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Rate of occurrence

Deutsch: Auftretensrate / Español: Tasa de ocurrencia / Português: Taxa de ocorrência / Français: Taux d’occurrence / Italiano: Tasso di occorrenza

In the environmental context, rate of occurrence refers to how frequently a particular environmental event, condition, or phenomenon happens within a specific time period or geographical area. It is a statistical measure used to track patterns, detect trends, and assess environmental risks.

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Ratio

Español: Razón / Português: Razão / Italiano: Rapporto
A Ratio is the relationship in quantity, amount, or size between two or more things.

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Ration

A Ration is Feed fed to an animal during a 24-hour period.

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