transect

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İngilizce - Türkçe
kesit çıkarmak
(Tıp) Herhangi bir oluşumun uzun eksenine dik olarak kesit yapmak, enlilemesine kesit yapmak
transection
kesit
transection
(Tıp) Kesme
transection
(Tıp) Kesilme
transection
(Tıp) Enine kesme ve kesilme
transection
(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) enlemesine kesme
İngilizce - İngilizce
a path along which a researcher moves, counts and records his observations
to divide something by cutting transversely
Site testing or sampling conducted along a continuous strip within the proposed project parcel The strip is used for organization and tabulation of data collection (e g , frequency and size of artifacts)
a horizontal line drawn across a map to produce a vertical profile
— a straight line across the landscape area along which a study of distribution and abundance of species is made
A straight line placed on the ground along which ecological measurements are taken If an ecologist wanted to sample the diversity of intertidal organisms in the intertidal, he/she would place a number of transects perpendicular to the shore and take samples at predetermined interval lengths
A set of sampling points arranged along a straight line
a line used for conducting scientific surveys
In any field (outdoor) study, a transect consists of a line of study, often divided into intervals where observations or samples are collected
(Transect)
An area of land or seafloor sectioned off for particular study purposes, usually in the form of a long, continuous strip
As used herein, a line on the ground along which observations are made at some interval
- a line on which measurements or data are to be collected
{f} cut across or divide by width
beach transect
A geographical technique in which the angle of a beach is measured with a ranging pole and a clinometer
transection
A transverse cut or division
transected
past of transect
transecting
present participle of transect
transection
{i} division or cutting by width
transects
third-person singular of transect
transects
plural of , transect
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