“disturbance”的概念、定义、翻译、参考文献-科学参考

disturbance

Chemical Engineering

A change in the expected operating conditions of a process that requires control. The disturbance can be intentional or unintentional, and can be in the form of a step change in a process variable such as temperature, or a ramped change, etc.

Geology and Earth Sciences

General term used to denote low-pressure features, e.g. a depression or trough. Disturbances commonly appear as waves in the major air flows in the mid-troposphere, e.g. the equatorial easterlies, the prevailing westerlies over middle latitudes, and the trade winds.

Geography

In ecology, any event, such as fire, flood, or earthquake, that disrupts the everyday running of an ecosystem. A disturbance regime is marked by short, but recurring episodes of high magnitude, or at critical sites. Disturbance-related landforms tend to be polygenetic and heterogeneous, and are long-term/permanent adjustments to fires, volcanoes, etc. Church (2002) Freshw. Biol. 47, 4 argues for a disturbance-related interpretation of mountain rivers.

单词	disturbance
释义	disturbance Chemical Engineering A change in the expected operating conditions of a process that requires control. The disturbance can be intentional or unintentional, and can be in the form of a step change in a process variable such as temperature, or a ramped change, etc. Geology and Earth Sciences General term used to denote low-pressure features, e.g. a depression or trough. Disturbances commonly appear as waves in the major air flows in the mid-troposphere, e.g. the equatorial easterlies, the prevailing westerlies over middle latitudes, and the trade winds. Geography In ecology, any event, such as fire, flood, or earthquake, that disrupts the everyday running of an ecosystem. A disturbance regime is marked by short, but recurring episodes of high magnitude, or at critical sites. Disturbance-related landforms tend to be polygenetic and heterogeneous, and are long-term/permanent adjustments to fires, volcanoes, etc. Church (2002) Freshw. Biol. 47, 4 argues for a disturbance-related interpretation of mountain rivers.
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