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The Environmental Glossary. Letter H +++ Popular Articles: 'Habitat fragmentation', 'Hierarchical grid', 'Heating Penalty'

Herringbone Parlor

A Herringbone Parlor is a milking Parlor in which cows stand side-by-side, angled towards the pit. This allows milking from the side of the udder.

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Heterotroph

In ecology, a heterotroph is an organism that relies on consuming other organisms or organic matter to obtain energy and nutrients for growth and survival. Heterotrophs are unable to produce their own food, unlike autotrophs, which can produce their own food through processes such as photosynthesis.

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Heuristic method

A heuristic method is In EMAP, a process for exploring and organizing information to conceptually discover and describe or postulate relationships among indicator variables and key processes of an ecosystem or resource.

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Hide

A Hide is Skins from cattle

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Hierarchial geometric decomposition

A hierarchial geometric decomposition is the mathematical process of breaking down a geometric structure into component parts.

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Hierarchical grid

A hierarchical grid is having nested levels and structure; the Density of the EMAP grid is readily increased or reduced in a regular manner into hierarchical levels of density.

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Hierarchical model

A hierarchical model is a construct in which component variables and systems of ecological entities are defined to have the smallest unit of spatial and temporal detail in the lowest

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High end:

A High end: is Means a person living at the centroid (center of the population mass) of a census tract and engaging in a range of activities (indoors and outdoors) that tend to produce higher exposures and risks than is typical.

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High seas

high seas are international ocean water under no single country's legal jurisdiction.

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Higher heating value

A Higher heating value is Quantity of Heat liberated by the complete Combustion of a unit volume or weight of a Fuel assuming that the produced water vapor is completely condensed and

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