өткізгіштік

өткізгіштік

The change in the level of the upper water surface in a well or reservoir which is due to the withdrawal of water.

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Direction in which a slope faces.

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Land which has fallen into disuse. Most commonly applied to land that has been built on or heavily impacted by primary activities such as mining and quarrying.

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