Übersetzung für 'wastage' von Englisch nach Deutsch

wastage

Verbrauch {m}

Verschwendung {f}

Verschleiß {m}

Verlust {m}

Abnutzung {f}

Schwundmenge {f}comm.

Abfall {m}

Verlust {m} durch Vergeudung

Werbung

wastage [Br.]

Schwund {m}

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material wastage

Materialverschwendung {f}econ.

muscle wastage

Muskelschwund {m}med.

natural wastage

natürlicher Abgang {m}

natürlicher Personalabbau {m}

natural wastage [of staff]

natürlicher Arbeitskräfteabgang {m}

wastage area

Abschmelzgebiet {n} [eines Gletschers]geol.

wastage rate

Abgangsrate {f}

wastage zone

Abschmelzgebiet {n} [eines Gletschers]geol.

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zone of wastage

Abschmelzgebiet {n} [eines Gletschers]geol.

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Allow 10% extra material for wastage.

Berücksichtigen Sie 10 % mehr Material für Schwund.tech.

• It is no longer a main transpiration river due to the clogging of the urban wastage nearby.
• Effectiveness – doing the right things with least wastage of resources.
• The FAO published two studies in 2014 and 2015 with a TCA-analysis of the impact of food wastage ("Food wastage footprint: full cost accounting" ) and another TCA-analysis of the total impact of world food production on Natural Capital ("Natural Capital Impacts in Agriculture" ).
• From 1915, British recruitment officials began to target certain sectors of the public, namely younger unmarried working-class men, for enlistment to fill quotas of the expected wastage losses in battles anticipated later in the war.
• As a year-round project, PSR in association with LEAP (the environment club of the institute) and the Entrepreneurship Cell launched PET Project, an initiative to reduce the wastage of paper in campus.

• The unit fought in the Netherlands until 1600 when it was disbanded due to heavy wastage through combat and sickness.
• Parts of the United States has vaccine wastage tracking factored into the deployment process.
• One of the largest sources of food waste are small dishes known as Banchan (반찬). South Korea creates food wastage over 130 kilograms per person every year.
• Referring to Messenger and others, church historian Edmund Campion records the "great wastage of talent" which occurred at this time in the Catholic Church.
• It is a youth platform which promotes the awareness of energy usage and also to ensure sustainable project impacts on energy wastage issue.

• Bottled water bans have been proposed and enacted in several municipalities and campuses everywhere over such concerns as resource wastage, transportation emissions, plastic litter, and damage to affected aquifers.
• From 1 May 1945, the Army's monthly quota was 420 men and 925 women. As its wastage was greater than this, units were disbanded for reinforcements.
• 24 Nov 2014, National Productivity Council launches scheme to curb energy wastage.
• Tessellation is used in manufacturing industry to reduce the wastage of material (yield losses) such as sheet metal when cutting out shapes for objects like car doors or drinks cans.
• The clotting property of latex is functional in this defense since it limits wastage and its stickiness traps insects and their mouthparts.